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Okay, not a full debut, but my debut Middle Grade novel! I'm so happy to be working with Jen Klonsky and this book is straight from my heart. Here's the official word from PW:
Cover Stories: Invisible Fault Lines
"My father disappeared on a Tuesday that should've been like any Tuesday, but eventually became the Tuesday my father disappeared."
Kristen-Paige Madonia's second novel, Invisible Fault Lines, is set in San Francisco and tells the story of Callie Pace, a 17-year-old girl whose father goes to work one morning and doesn't come home. It has a pretty unique cover, and the author is here to share the story of how it came to be:
"The novel started with my interest in exploring loss, but not the traditional kind of loss, not death or love lost, but ambiguous loss –- when a person disappears and you're grieving something that has been taken away, but you're also navigating unanswered questions. Callie is constantly wrestling with the not-knowing, and that was interesting to me. I believe there's hope in the unknown just as much as there is heartache, and I wanted to explore that dynamic.
"Because the novel is based around those kinds of themes, I'd always imagined the cover would be a bit bleak to reflect Callie's struggles with the disappearance of her father. Music, photography and the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake also play large parts in the book though, so I thought the cover might relate to one of those elements. When my publisher and I talked about the design, I only had two requests — the same two requests I gave them with my first novel, Fingerprints of You: no real people, and, in terms of color schemes, I asked them to shy away from pink.
"The first request, no real people, stems from my belief that, as a reader, imagining the characters is part of the process of making the book yours; it's part of the fun. If the cover shows you exactly what the characters look like, than the reader loses the opportunity to participate in the novel in that way, to make the characters their own. And in terms of the color scheme, I personally don't particularly like the color pink, but I also wanted to make sure we weren't limiting our audience in any way. This book will appeal to all genders, and my hope was that they would create a cover that reflected that.
"The image is so different, so unlike any other cover I've seen, so my first reaction was gratitude that they took the time to create something unique. A lot of YA covers look fairly similar, so I was thrilled that this one is so different. Because, in a way, the book works as a hybrid contemporary/historical novel, and because 1906 earthquake plays such a large part in the story, I half expected them to use a historical photo or to create a split-screen image that included a contemporary image and one from the past, so I was really surprised the first time I saw the cover art.
"The last place that Callie's father is seen is the construction site where he works, but it never crossed my mind to use that setting for the cover. But this image, the construction site and the graffiti and the posters, well it's gritty and grounded in setting, which is a perfect fit for the story. I loved the way they used the Golden Gate Bridge and the way the posters made me think of both concert flyers but also missing person's posters. The heart is a subtle implication of hope, and the graffiti font is so distinct. It works on so many levels, and now I can't imagine the cover any other way.
"I was invited to make suggestions, but to be honest I didn't have many. In the end, at my suggestion, they muted the pink graffiti color a bit and added some texture to the skyline, which made it feel more realistic.
"After all was said and done, I emailed my art director, Krista Vossen, to track down some background info on the cover. It's always so interesting to see how it all came together! They actually did a photo-shoot for the cover, so it's a composite of a number of construction sites that she found in Brooklyn. She designed and printed the posters and tacked them up on the construction-site walls. With the poster design, her intention was to create a hybrid of a missing persons poster and a band snipe as a nod to both Callie's father, and to Callie's passion for music -- and of course to San Francisco. It had just down-poured before she and her photographer, Jon Pack shot, so everything was drenched, which worked to their advantage as it weathered the posters perfectly. Aesthetically, she didn't want it to look like a book cover and wanted the design to pull the reader directly into the world of the novel.
"In the end, I think the cover truly reflects the mood of the book. It's unusual and realistic and mysterious, and I'm so thankful for all the work and thoughtfulness that went into creating the design."
Thanks, K-P! I love that the shoot had such lucky timing, and any cover with such thought behind it wins in my book.
PS-Kristen-Paige Madonia's debut, Fingerprints of You, has a very cool Cover Story too!
Cover Stories: In the Time of Dragon Moon
Janet Lee Carey's new book, In the Time of Dragon Moon, has a tagline that is irresistible: Beware the dark moon time when love and murder intertwine. Hello! Sold. She's here to tell the tale of her latest cover (my favorite part is a the glorious sunspot at the top!):
"Early on I thought the cover would show a dragon circling an eerie full moon. The trouble with that image is, it simply repeats the title and doesn't show conflict or, more importantly the central characters. (Excellent example of why I was meant to be a writer and not a cover designer!)
"My editor, Kathy Dawson, was kind enough to ask for my ideas. Early on we both agreed we wanted a dragon on the cover, something that alluded to the powerful dragon on the cover of book 1 in the Wilde Island series (see all three covers above).
"I also sent Kathy a few photos of what I imagined Uma to look like. She's half English half Euit, so I found some beautiful images of mixed raced girls. Kathy kept the photos and also asked me to describe Jackrun's arm scales in detail. (More about that later).
"I knew my publisher had been working hard, trying and rejecting a number of cover ideas to get just the right strong fantasy feel for the book, so I was excited to see what the talented artist, Tony Sahara, had finally come up with. When I opened the attachment, I was thrilled!
"My editor and I asked for a few small things, mostly color tone changes. And I requested a few changes to the dragon to make him appear more powerful and a little more menacing. Tony Sahara did a brilliant job with the changes.
"I also noticed the dragon scales on Jackrun's arm were not like the small scalloped scales I'd described in the book. Tony drew them larger and slightly more diamond shaped. Tony's were masculine and powerful and it didn't take long for me to realize I liked his version better. So instead of requesting artwork changes, I went back to the manuscript, used Find/Replace and changed the sections describing Jackrun's arm scales to match the ones on the cover. Voila!
"The artist did a brilliant job of capturing the tension between Uma and Jackrun. Magic brings them together. Murder tears them apart. At first they don't agree about who's behind the crimes. Later they argue over whether Uma should stay on serving the queen at Pendragon Castle or make a run for it. Knowing Uma's life's in danger, Jackrun wants her to run. Uma has other ideas. Both are strong-willed and stubborn – the kind of people dragons like. 'For battle is dragon's bread.' (pg 41)
"I was also happy to see Uma in her green gown. This gown has a lot of significance in her character arc as she leaves a past of dressing like a boy behind and begins to claim her womanhood."
Thanks, Janet! Read more about the book below and watch the trailer too.
About the Book:
All Uma wants is to become a healer like her father and be accepted by her tribe. But when the mad queen abducts her and takes her north, Uma's told she must use her healing skills to cure the infertile queen by Dragon Moon, or be burned at the stake. Uma soon learns the queen isn't the only danger she's up against. A hidden killer out for royal blood slays the royal heir. The murder is made to look like an accident, but Uma, and the king's nephew Jackrun, sense the darker truth. Together, they must use their combined powers to outwit a secret plot to overthrow the Pendragon throne. But are they strong enough to overcome a murderer aided by prophecy and cloaked in magic?
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Cover Stories: The Lost by Sarah Beth Durst
Sarah Beth Durst always has great covers (and stories) to share—just look back on her covers for Vessel, Ice and Drink, Slay, Love. Her latest is The Lost, and Sarah's here to tell the tale of that lovely cover (and Harlequin's cool process!):
"Harlequin has a wonderfully organized approach to covers. Here's how it works:
"For each book, the author fills out an Art Fact Sheet within an online database. You need to describe the novel and its setting, plus describe 3 or 4 major characters and 3 or 4 important scenes that might lend themselves to a cover image. You're encouraged to send along images of people who resemble your characters and places that inspired you.
"I loved this process. I've never really played the who-would-I-cast game with my characters before, and it was so much fun. For my book The Lost, I picked Amanda Seyfried for Lauren -- she's my protagonist, a 27-year-old woman who gets into her car one day to drive to her dead-end job and instead of turning left at the light, goes straight and keeps driving until she runs out of gas in a town called Lost. Lost is filled with only lost things and lost people and is surrounded by an impenetrable dust storm. She's helped by a mysterious man called the Finder and a knife-wielding six-year-old girl named Claire.
"For the Finder, Peter, I chose a cross between Johnny Depp, Jason Momoa, and Alex Meraz. And for Claire, I pictured a six-year-old Elle Fanning.
"I also described the town of Lost in detail: it's a rundown desert town with a kitschy diner, a dilapidated motel, an old-fashioned motel, and a single red balloon that always seems to float overhead.
"My editor then reviewed my Art Fact Sheet and sent it and the manuscript on to the art department. I picture this as a magical place with lots of wind chimes, incense, and frolicking unicorns that deliver coffee mugs full of inspiration to each artist.
"In reality, the artists probably have desks and computers and such, but I'm going to continue imagining coffee-bearing unicorns, if you don't mind.
"Anyway, a few months later, the cover arrived (via unicorn) in my Inbox.
"And I think the result is pure art. It is nothing like I imagined, yet it captures the book so absolutely beautifully. The novel is magical realism, and it's written in a highly atmospheric, impressionistic, eerie style, which the cover shows. In terms of content, the town with the single balloon overhead is perfect, and the brush strokes reflect Lauren's dream of being an artist. On the finished book, the paint strokes are raised so that it looks as if paint has dripped onto the letters of the title. I keep petting it.
"There's something magical in having a cover that reflects the feel what you hoped to put inside.
"Thanks so much for inviting me here to share The Lost's cover art!"
Cover Stories: Hit by Lorie Ann Grover
Just look at the beauty dripping from that cover! I had to ask Lorie Ann Grover about the design for her latest YA novel, Hit, which is out this month.
"Thanks for hosting me, Melissa! I so love the cover of my latest contemporary novel Hit. I was awed by Firstborn's imagery and wondered if my new publishing house, Blink YA Books, a division of HarperCollins, would hit it again. And they did!
"Hit is inspired by a true story. In 2004, my daughter's best friend, Sarah, was walking to school, pre-dawn, when she was struck in a crosswalk. Urgent brain surgery was needed. My daughter and I sat with the family through the dark trial. First, waiting through the operation, and then, waiting to see in what measure Sarah would recover. My fiction sprang out of those characters, emotions, and moments.
"When it came time to talk book cover with Blink, I provided pics, not knowing if they'd be helpful.
"Here are Sarah and my daughter, Emily.
"I also shared two of Sarah's hospital scans which show her brain bleeding following the accident. The top image is prior to surgery, the white area being blood pooling against her brain. The second image is following the operation:
"The final cover looks nothing like either image! Although it does remind me of Sarah with her long blonde hair. It could be the moment right before Sarah was hit, or the horrifying moment just afterward. Either way it is striking and compelling.
"I was very surprised to learn my own editor, Jacque Alberta, had quite the hand in the design. Although, she points to her amazing team, and they point right back at her. J
"So that's the story behind the cover of Hit, a book and a cover inspired by true life events. Just a quick note before I go. In my research for the novel, I came across #redthumbreminder. Steve Babcock's simple, yet innovative solution to text safety is awesome. Embraced across the country, men and women are painting one thumbnail red to remind themselves not to text while driving. It worked for Steve, and he was able to break the habit. It can certainly work for you and me. Raise your red thumb with me and set your phone aside while driving. We might avoid one more… hit."
Cover Stories: A Blind Spot for Boys
Justina Chen has been on this blog a few times talking covers (for Return to Me and North of Beautiful), and I'm lucky to have her back to talk about the cover of her latest novel, A BLIND SPOT FOR BOYS!
"As soon as I finished writing, I knew that what the book needed was a bright, eye-catching cover. One that popped on the bookshelves. One that said: I am a fun read, people! I trust my publisher on the cover. They've done an outstanding job designing each of my novels. I think this was the first time Little, Brown didn't ask for my input upfront. I'm glad. They designed and delivered a perfect cover.
"Actually, they more than delivered. Not only is my title a sunny yellow, but there are hot pink accents, including a secret heart on the inside cover. The cover photo features the cutest couple on the planet who you can tell have a great time together—and that is what I wish for all of my readers. For them to know and experience a really wonderful, soul-filling love. Then there's a gorgeous photo of Machu Picchu on the back cover—a sacred site that rearranged me when I was there with my kids on a research trip. And to top it all off, my son took my author photo on the backflap. It's his first photo credit. So all told, I couldn't love my cover more!
"When I received the first cover concepts, I sat back in my office chair, mouth half-open, thinking to myself, They nailed it. Only one of the cover concepts drew a less than enthusiastic response from me. The guy's hair was terrible! Luckily, my editor agreed.
"We evaluated another photograph with booksellers, but I think the feedback was that the original cover concept that we loved the most popped better on the bookshelves. The first time I saw it at a bookseller, I thought: the cover really does pop! The art department used two stock photos and collaged them together.
"I have to admit: every time I look at A BLIND SPOT FOR BOYS, I smile. It's my favorite book cover, which is apropos since it was the most fun I've ever had writing a novel. The couple on the cover share the warm ease with each other that I imagined Shana and Quattro having. As well, you can see that they're totally flirting with each other, which is perfect since Shana is a man magnet who put herself on a Boy Moratorium. Well. That didn't last long. And Quattro is the reason why."
Cover Stories: Amity
Micol Ostow's 12th (!) original novel, Amity, is the story of a haunted house told in two separate perspectives, ten years apart. I have read it and it is truly terrifying (and beautifully written), with a cover to match. Here's Micol with the story:
"I think we all always knew Amity was going to have an image of a haunted house on the cover. It's iconic and classic for a reason, right? We may have tossed around the idea of focusing in on one aspect of a house – a window, a door – or even doing something more modern and all type, but I don't think any of those concepts were seriously on the table.
"My editor at the time showed me an early mock-up with the image they were planning to use (right). She made it clear that everyone in-house was very enthusiastic about the image, which, as I know from my own days on the editorial side of the desk, is pretty crucial and not to be ignored.
"I liked the general idea of that first cover and I really liked that Egmont was truly capturing that straightforward, 'HORROR novel,' genre vibe. My main concern was only that the house itself looked nothing like the building that's described in the book, or the original 'Amityville' house. Specifically the half-moon windows are mentioned a whole bunch in the book, and are familiar to anyone who knows anything about the original Amityville crime. But I can appreciate that a strong cover can often outweigh the value of a literal cover. We talked a bit about how the house in the mock-up looked small and not quite menacing enough, and my editor assured me it would be tweaked.
"And it was! And it's amazing and perfect!
"As you can see, the final cover is the same original image. But with the color adjusted, a new font, and lots of creepy blood dripped, the terror factor is amped way, way up. I could seriously marry this new final cover, and I've been thrilled with readers' reactions to it! The general consensus seems to be that it's insanely scary. Which to me translates to: mission accomplished!"
Cover Stories: The Princesses of Iowa
The paperback release of The Princesses of Iowa by M. Molly Backes reminded me how much I really like this simple cover. There's such a sense of space there. So Molly's here to share her story, and it's a good one!
"I never thought about the cover as I was writing The Princesses of Iowa because I never believed it would be a real book. When I wrote the first draft, I was teaching middle school and living in a cabin in the mountains of New Mexico, far away from friends and family. It just seemed like a good way to pass the time—I honestly had no idea that it would ever be published.
"My editor asked me to send her some book covers that spoke to me, so I spent an hour in a bookstore (Page 1 Books in Albuquerque, yay indies!) looking at books and snapping pictures of the ones I loved. My favorite was Emily Horner's A Love Story Starring My Dead Best Friend (below right) – I loved the brightness, the colors, and the sky, as well as the vintage elements.
"This is the email I sent to my editor, along with a few images of covers I liked:
"When I started looking around at other contemporary YA covers, I found that I was very drawn to anything with an open feeling and some sky—because Iowa is so much a part of the book's personality, I imagine some element of it represented, whether that be a sense of openness or blue sky or I-80 (the highway that runs through the state) or a cornfield in the background or whatever else. On the other hand, Princesses is not a "country" story—a lot of the action happens in the suburbs, around the high school, and in Iowa City, so I think the most important thing is that the cover capture a Midwestern vibe, but that there are other things going on design-wise/in the foreground that are really engaging and reflect other elements of the story in addition to place.
"Some other images that I think are interesting and that draw from key scenes in the book are: the road, the truck stop, cars (a huge part of high school culture everywhere, but especially in the Midwest—plus obviously the two crashes), notebooks, and the outdoors in general (suburban house parties, bonfires, views from car windows, the golf course, the secret springs in the woods, the river in Iowa City, etc). I also like the juxtaposition of fancy & ordinary in the title—the girlyness of "Princesses" and the non-pretentiousness of "Iowa."
"The only cliché that really bothers me in a lot of contemporary YA covers is the convention of showing a girl with no head—it's a little troubling from a feminist perspective. :-)
"Looking back on this, I'm struck by how much the designers incorporated. They have the blue sky, the Midwestern element (a wheatfield; after the book was published some Iowan readers pointed out it should have been corn or soybeans. Probably true!), the road, the car, the outdoors. They did the juxtaposition of girlyness and unpretentiousness with the fonts: the little curlicues on "The" and "of" and the straightforwardness of "Princesses" and "Iowa." And instead of a headless girl, they gave me just her head! Her eye, staring straight at you. I love the power of that. (Oddly, I am constantly asked if the girl is me, even though she has bright green eyes and mine are dark brown. And she's seventeen and I'm… older than that. Maybe it's the hair? I don't know.)
"The first time I saw this cover, I was alone in the house, with the dog napping on the loveseat. As soon as the file loaded, I gasped and said, "BLUE SKY!" and woke the dog up. Second reaction: "It's so PRETTY!"
"I loved it immediately, but the longer I looked at it, the more I saw. First of all, the landscape is so beautiful and slightly melancholy, which fits just perfectly. Someone at a reading once asked me, "I notice that you describe Iowa as being very beautiful. Why did you choose to do that?" I said, "Well, I suppose it's because I find Iowa to be very beautiful." It is!
"The sky takes up about two-thirds of the cover and the field about one-third, which is a common and visually pleasing ratio, but then the car's mirror interrupts it in an interestingly jarring way, just as the events of the story interrupt Paige's peaceful life. So much of this story is about Paige examining herself and her life through the lens of one moment: a car crash, everything that led up to it, and everything that has happened since. She goes back to that moment again and again, so it's perfect that she's looking in the rearview mirror. She's looking at herself! In a car! Going forward but looking back! I love it so much."
Cover Stories: Pointe by Brandy Colbert
This. Cover. I've stared at it a lot. I think seeing both glowing reds/oranges and such strong black and white starkness enchanted me. So, I asked author Brandy Colbert a few questions about how it came to be. Turns out, she loves it too--even without blood. Here's Brandy:
"My editor (the indomitable Ari Lewin at Putnam) and I had casually discussed cover concepts while I was deep into edits on the book, but I mean casually. She mentioned bloody pointe shoes ('Like, a pair of pointe shoes just sitting in a pool of blood, yes?') and I was completely on board! I like dark, slightly disturbing covers, and that would have fit the theme of the book quite well. So I always sort of had that image in my mind, and had convinced myself that's what it would be.
"My editor did ask, but I didn't have much besides bloody pointe shoes. I know what I like when I see it, but I'm not a particularly visual person. And I've worked as a magazine editor for quite a while, so I know when to leave the artistic vision to the designers. I love Penguin's covers (and my imprint's, in particular), but I have to say I was a little nervous about the possibility of having a face on the cover. I finally brought it up with my editor and we had a very honest discussion about whitewashing, which put me at ease. I was one hundred percent positive I was in great hands after that.
"The moment I saw my cover was actually really sweet. I was on my way out the door to run errands and stopped to answer a call from my editor. She told me to check my email, and I expected it to be another revision letter to talk out, but it was my cover. I was so happy I started crying and then my editor got teary and my first thought was that it was so beautiful, I couldn't believe it was the cover for my book.
"My editor welcomed comments, but after I couldn't stop staring and gushing over it for a couple of days, I figured I had nothing to suggest. All of the elements worked so well together, I loved the surprising color of the font, and I immediately began thinking of the cover girl as my main character, Theo.
"As you can probably imagine, there aren't a lot of stock photos of black ballet dancers out there, but my designer (the very talented Lindsay Andrews) ended up finding the cover image on the site of an artist named Hwa-Jeen Na, whose photos are gorgeous. The silhouette was perfect to me, as I'm not really a fan of faces on covers (though there are some that work very well and that I love). You can see very clearly that she's a dancer, from the lighting behind her tulle skirt and the bun at the top of her head, but there's also a somber mood, which I like.
"I absolutely love the cover, and have actually grown to love it more the longer I've looked at it, which I didn't think possible. I've fielded a few questions about the soft white circles floating down from the top, but I'm still not sure what it is and I like the ambiguity. I think the cover ties in very well to the book. The black background immediately speaks to the darkness of the story, and the fiery reddish-orange color in the title hints at something startling or surprising within."


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I posted this on the old BBC as well, but i desperately need some input, before i start freaking out! Thanks for taking the time to read this ladies!
First of all, my little one was diagnosed as FTT back in Dec. We were hospitalized for 5 days, all tests were normal.
At 6 months he was 19.1lbs (71%) and 27 1/2 in (78%)
AT 9 months he was 19.7lbs (36%) and 28 1/2 in (60%)
Even though he dropped on the chart, he was still gaining. I didnt realize at the time that he was falling on the chart. Until his stomach started looking like someone that had lost 100 lbs.
At 11 months he was 17.5 lbs (2%) and 29in (44%)
That's right, he lost 2 lbs, 2 oz in two months, and gained 1/2 an inch. This is when he was hospitalized and diagnosed as FTT he gained all the weight back, and
At 15 months he was 24.6 lbs (51%) and 31 1/2 in (62%)
He was "cured" of his FTT. Which brings me to his well visit in July
At 18 months he was 25.4 lbs (42%) and 32 1/2 in (54%)
Are we on the way back down? Our Ped didnt say anything, but im worried about him falling down the growth chart. His next well visit isnt until he is 2.
He has multiple food allergies, and his diet is very limited. Do i need to increase his formula intake?
His Ped just seemed impressed with how well he looked despite all his food allergies, asthma, etc.
He has an appointment coming up with the GI dr in two weeks. Should i take his growth chart and make him look at it.
Am i over reacting?
I think i remember them telling me at the hospital when Harrison was hospitalized, that it was about how much you drop on the growth chart, not the actual weight... it seems like they told me that if you drop 15 or 20 or 30% on the growth chart then you are considered FTT... does anyone know what that number is?
Thanks guys. Im nervous. I really dont wanna go back to the hospital.


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Volume 102, Issue 6, December 1997
Acoustical News—USA102(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.4734349View Description Hide Description
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Acoustical News—International102(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.420385View Description Hide Description
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Reviews Of Acoustical Patents102(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.420260View Description Hide Description
The purpose of these acoustical patent reviews is to provide enough information for a Journal reader to decide whether to seek more information from the patent itself. Any opinions expressed here are those of the reviewers as individuals and are not legal opinions. Printed copies of United States Patents may be ordered at $3.00 each from the Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks, Washington, DC 20231. Patents are available via the Internet at http://www.uspto.gov.
Active control of finite amplitude acoustic waves in a confined geometry102(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.420388View Description Hide Description
An active control approach was developed to observe and control nonlinear effects for high-amplitude acoustic waves in a cavity. The acoustic medium was air at ambient pressure and temperature. A harmonic cavity was driven using a multi-frequency drive to selectively drive the fundamental mode and suppress nonlinear interactions between the fundamental and other modes. A semi-empirical model was developed using effective quadratic and cubic nonlinear coupling coefficients to predict resonator response. The cavity was also shown to act as an acoustic mixer. Typical acoustic pressure amplitudes were 1000 Pa (SPL 154 dB re: 20 μPa).
Surface wave formation at an impedance discontinuity102(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.420389View Description Hide Description
The formation of air-coupled acoustic surface waves over an impedance plane has been studied in a series of modelexperiments.Surface waves were generated at an impedance discontinuity on a flat surface, one section of the surface being acoustically hard, and the other composed of an array of small cavities with an effective impedance suitable for surface wave propagation. A point source of sound (800 Hz–2 kHz) was located on the hard surface and the vertical sound pressure distribution measured over the impedance plane, at various distances. The formation, propagation, and decay of the surface waves were clearly observed. The measuredpressure distributions are consistent with the theoretical formulation of Rasmussen [J. Sound Vib. 84, 598–602 (1982)] for propagation of sound over an impedance jump. An alternative formulation for the case of plane waves incident at grazing angles to a surface has been described by McAninch and Myers [AIAA 26th Aerospace Sciences Meeting, paper AIAA-88-0179 (1988)]. This simpler formulation has been found to be consistent with our measurements, and with the Rasmussen theory, when the distance between source and impedance discontinuity is sufficiently large.
Tube waves and mandrel modes: Experiment and theory102(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.420390View Description Hide Description
The characteristics of tube waves in a borehole, with and without a solid cylindrical mandrel, which may be either elastic or poro-elastic, are compared. With an elastic mandrel, the tube waves are slower, more dispersive, and more sensitive to the formation shear modulus than without. Similarly extensional mode characteristics are compared in the presence of a formation. In the presence of an elastic formation the extensional mode is faster, more dispersive than without, and it is only slightly sensitive to the formation shear properties. These calculated characteristics are in excellent agreement with our measured data. Additionally, the characteristics of tube waves and extensional modes are studied in a borehole in the presence of a concentric liquid-saturated porous mandrel whose acoustic properties are calculated using the Biot theory. The coupling of the tube wave propagating in the annulus with the slow wave propagating in the porous mandrel introduces attenuation and additional dispersion to the tube waves; the effect on the extensional mode is slight. Theoretically calculated and experimentally measured dispersion and attenuation are in excellent agreement with each other, with no adjustable parameters. Whether the mandrel is porous or not, there are two modes which are weakly dispersive in the quasistatic limit. Very roughly, the two modes consist of an extensional mode in the rod and a fluid-based mode in the annulus which are coupled together.
Oblique coherent waves inside and outside a randomly cracked elastic solid102(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.420391View Description Hide Description
Propagation of antiplane waves in an elastic solid that contains a cracked slab region is investigated. The cracks have a uniform probability density in the slab region, are parallel to the boundaries of the slab, and the solid is uncracked on either side of the slab. When an antiplane wave is obliquely incident on the cracks, it is shown that the average (coherent) motion in the solid is governed by a pair of integral equations. This result is obtained by taking an average of the exact system of equations for nonintersecting cracks and by letting tend to infinity keeping the crack density constant. Then, it is assumed that the average exciting stress near a fixed crack is equal to the average coherent stress, and it is shown that the pair of integral equations yields simple analytical formulas for the complex-valued wave number and the refracted waves inside the slab as well as for the wave amplitudes outside the slab. These quantities depend on incident angle, crack density, frequency, and slab thickness. Numerical results, which are valid for small values of the crack density, are presented as functions of frequency and incident angle.
On Green's functions for a cylindrical cavity102(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.419574View Description Hide Description
This paper presents a set of Green's functions for Neumann and Dirichlet boundary conditions for the Helmholtz equation applied to the interior of a cylindrical cavity which are based on evanescent wave expansions instead of the usual normal mode expansions. The evanescent expansion capitalizes on the known physics of the shell–fluid interaction, given a cavity with flexible walls, providing a pressure field which decays exponentially (in the limit of small wavelength) into the interior of the cavity when the wall vibration is subsonic. Due to this decay the evanescent Green's functions converge much faster than the conventional Green's functions which are built up out of the interior eigenmodes of a rigid (or pressure release) cavity. Furthermore, these evanescent Green's functions can be inverted in a fairly straightforward way to provide the foundations for solving the inverse holography problem, that is, the reconstruction of the normal surface velocity from a measurement of the pressure in the interior.
Acoustic bullets: Transient Bessel beams generated by planar apertures102(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.420392View Description Hide Description
Acoustic bullets are defined to be waves which maintain their peak amplitude and/or general shape as they propagate in free space. A general theoretical approach is presented to investigate the space-time properties of a new class of acoustic bullets which are defined here as acoustic transient Bessel beams. The approach encompasses both baseband and modulated carrier signal wave fields. Closed form space-time expressions are developed using Fourier and Hilbert transform methods for several special cases of transient Bessel beams. The space-time source distributions for generating such wave fields from planar apertures are developed from the free space wave fields via the use of the Rayleigh surface integral solution for time-dependent fields. Finally, numerical results are presented to illustrate the general space-time characteristics of the acoustic transient Bessel beams.
Sound transmission through elastic porous wedges and foam layers having spatially graded properties102(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.419575View Description Hide Description
Recently a finite element implementation of Biot's elasticporous materialtheory has been developed for the purpose of modeling and optimizing foamnoise control treatments [Y. J. Kang and J. S. Bolton, J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 98, 635–643 (1995)]. That finite element formulation was used in the work reported here to study normal incidence sound transmission through a foam wedge placed in a hard-walled duct. It was found that in some frequency bands the transmission loss of the wedge was significantly higher than that of a plane foam layer of the same volume. That increase in transmission loss was found to result from the conversion, within the foam, of the incident plane wave into a higher-order symmetric mode: that mode was found not to radiate efficiently from the rear surface of the foam wedge. It has also been found that the same increase in transmission loss can be achieved by varying the pore tortuosity across the width (not the depth) of a plane foam layer. Thus it is suggested that lining materials having spatially graded properties may be used to enhance the transmission loss of noise control treatments under some circumstances.
Group velocity formulas for the symmetry planes of a stressed anisotropic elastic solid102(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.420284View Description Hide Description
This paper presents analytic formulas for the group velocity of quasilongitudinal, quasitransverse, and shear-horizontally polarized pure-transverse modes propagating in an arbitrary direction on the symmetry planes of a stressed anisotropicelastic medium with orthotropic or higher symmetry. The group velocity equations are expressed in terms of the thermodynamic elastic stiffness coefficients and stresses acting on the medium. An example is provided with a (001) silicon crystal compressed at uniaxial stress.
On the low-frequency oscillation of a fluid layer between two elastic plates102(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.419576View Description Hide Description
In 1965, Lloyd and Redwood predicted the existence of a new guided mode of wave propagation in solid–fluid–solid trilayers [Acustica 16, 169–173 (1965)]. In this so-called fluid mode, the two solid plates flex sideways in a symmetric way while the fluid in the thin gap between them is squeezed forward and backward parallel to the direction of wave propagation. This mode is slower than the lowest-order bending mode of the plates and asymptotically approaches the Stoneley–Scholte mode of the solid–fluid interface at high frequencies. While the other modes of the solid–fluid–solid trilayer are very similar to the free vibrations of the free solid plates which are only slightly perturbed by the fluid coupling between the plates, the fluid mode cannot be related to any classical Lamb mode in the plates. It is shown in this paper that at low frequencies the fluid mode is truly a coupled vibration of the solid and the fluid, which contribute the stiffness and the inertia, respectively. The highly dispersive phase velocity of this mode was measured over a frequency range of one decade by using a laser interferometric technique. The experimental results were found to be in good quantitative agreement with the theoretical predictions. To the best of our knowledge, these measurements constitute the first conclusive experimental evidence of the existence of the dispersive fluid mode predicted by Lloyd and Redwood.
Nonlinear elastic constants of solids with cracks102(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.419577View Description Hide Description
Experimental data on a cracked medium exhibiting high acoustic nonlinearity is a commonly observed phenomenon. Here a physical model of a medium with cracks is suggested to explain the observed phenomena. The model is based on the assumption of uniform stress that is valid for a low concentration of cracks. The crack behavior is described using the model in which a crack is represented as an elastic contact of two rough surfaces, pressed one to the other under the action of internal stresses in the surrounding solid. Linear and nonlinear acoustic constants of the fractured medium are calculated. It is shown that, in this medium, negative values of the Poisson's ratio and anomalously high values of the nonlinear constants are possible.
Temperature discontinuities between elements of thermoacoustic devices102(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.419578View Description Hide Description
Significant differences in temperatures have been observed between adjoining elements of thermoacoustic prime movers [G. W. Swift, J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 92, 1551–1563 (1992)]. A simple description of the interelement heat transfer process based on the existence of this temperature difference is given. The central assumption of this approach is that the heat transfer process is sufficiently rapid that it is completed in less than the dwell time that the fluid spends in either element. Experimental measurements of the heat transfer coefficient between elements is shown to yield results close to the prediction of this complete heat exchange theory. Predictions are also compared to those based on the heat transfer description put forward by Swift [J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 92, 1551–1563 (1992)].
Diagnosis of periodic and chaotic responses in vibratory systems102(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.420393View Description Hide Description
This paper is devoted to the development of a new approach to distinguish between a chaotic and a periodic motion of a dynamical system. A criterion namely periodicity ratio is introduced to distinguish a periodic motion from a nonperiodic motion and differentiate chaos from a regular motion by a numerical procedure without plotting any figures. A Duffing's equation and a nonlinear driven pendulum are analyzed by the periodicity ratio. Periodic–chaotic region diagrams are presented which allow a simultaneous comparison of periodic and chaotic behavior of a system with varying system parameters and a variety of initial conditions.
The effects of a soluble surfactant on quadrupole shape oscillations and dissolution of air bubbles in water102(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.421007View Description Hide Description
Single air bubbles were ultrasonically trapped in aqueous solutions of the solublesurfactantTriton X-100. Quadrupole shape oscillations were induced by modulation of the radiation pressure and the free decay was recorded using an optical extinction technique. The frequency and damping were found to be maximal at a bulk surfactant concentration which only weakly affects the surface tension. At higher concentrations the frequency is reduced due to surface tension depression and the damping approaches a value several times that expected for a clean interface. These results are in qualitative agreement with theoretical predictions based on interfacial viscoelastic considerations. Bubble size and dissolution curves were obtained through the use of digitized bubble images. Dissolution rates are shown to be significantly enhanced by the presence of the surfactant.
Comparisons of exact and approximate convection of plane waves in a simple shear flow102(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.419579View Description Hide Description
In aero- and environmental-acoustic problems, propagation of sound waves through a medium with a nonuniform mean flow has commonly been treated by several different approximate techniques typically involving integral transforms, geometrical acoustics, or other approximate methods. An effectively exact solution technique that properly incorporates the vector character of mean-flow convection has been found [L. Nijs and C. P. A. Wapenaar, J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 87, 1987–1998 (1990)]. However, the formal and numerical complexity of these techniques, typically coupled with nontrivial impedance boundary conditions, has prevented detailed comparisons of acoustic field variables with and without exact treatment of convection. This paper presents results and comparisons between exact and approximate treatments of acoustic plane waves propagating in a simple shear flow. The solution of the linearized time- and space-dependent equations of inviscid fluid motion, as nondimensionalized herein, depends on two-dimensionless parameters, and where is the convecting flow's shear rate, is the acoustic frequency, and is the length of time that the plane wavesinteract with the shear flow. The exact treatment involves numerical solution of the governing equations. The approximate treatment is handled with a WKB solution valid for A comparison of results shows that the approximate treatment of convection produces only single digit percentage errors when However, pressure amplitude differences increase rapidly beyond and are found to grow approximately as In addition, the computed results display phenomena that are completely absent from the WKB solution such as: (i) dynamic misalignment of the acoustic-velocity vector and the wave front normal; and (ii) the existence of significant acoustic perturbation vorticity.
Coupled-mode modeling of acoustic scattering from three-dimensional, axisymmetric objects102(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.419580View Description Hide Description
In this paper a coupled-mode method for computing the wave field scattered by three-dimensional, axisymmetric fluid objects is presented. The method provides a unified approach to solving three-dimensional scattering problems for axisymmetric objects in free space, in a waveguide, or partially or fully buried in a basement. Numerical computations of scattering from finite cylinders in free space and embedded between two half-spaces are presented. Also, the method is used to compute the scattering from an infinitely long cylinder for which analytical results are available.
A finite-difference time-domain solution to scattering from a rough pressure-release surface102(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.419581View Description Hide Description
The finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method is a numerical technique that makes no explicit physical approximations to the underlying problem. The quality of a FDTD-based solution typically is determined by the discretization of the computational domain—the smaller the spacing, the more accurate the solution. Unfortunately, for large computational domains, i.e., ones spanning many wavelengths, the small spatial step size needed to obtain a high-fidelity solution may lead to a prohibitively large number of unknowns. Here it is shown how the FDTD method can be used to model accurately scattering from pressure-release surfaces above a homogeneous water column. To keep the computational cost manageable, a number of enhancements to the standard FDTD algorithm are employed. These enhancements include correcting for numerical dispersion along the specular direction of the incident insonification, using locally conformal cells at the pressure-release boundary, and propagating the field through the homogeneous water column via an analytic method. The accuracy of the FDTD approach is demonstrated by comparison with an integral equation-based reference solution to the same rough surface scattering problem [Thorsos, Proceedings of the Reverberation and Scattering Workshop, pp. 3.2–3.20 (1994) Naval Research Laboratory Book Contribution NRL/BE/7181-96-001].


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Hi Stampers, Have you heard about the exclusive, limited-time bundle you can get right now? You can order the Thoughtful Branches bundle between August 2 and 31 while supplies last. If you earned Bonus Days coupon codes last month don't forget to redeem this month! And yes, that means you can use your coupons when you order the Thoughtful Branches bundle. What a sweet deal! At Stamp Camp last month we got a sneak peek at the set (It's one of my all time favorites so I couldn't wait to share ideas with it!) This is the quick and easy... Continue reading
Posted Aug 2, 2016 at Inkredible Stamping with Julie
I'm so excited about Bonus Days! This is the first time Stampin' Up! has offered coupons to customers! All you need to do for your $5 coupon is spend $50 in July. Stampin' Up! will email you a coupon for every $50 you spend, and you can use coupons on anything you want in August! All the details on the $5 Bonus Days from Stampin' UP! Promotion period: July 7–31, 2016 11:50 PM (MT) There is no limit to the number of coupons you can receive per order or throughout the duration of the promotion. An email address is required... Continue reading
Posted Jul 6, 2016 at Inkredible Stamping with Julie
Hi Stampers, I love the Birthday greeting in the Painter's Palette stamp set! For this card I added a little "artistic flair" by stamping the brush strokes randomly down the side of Whisper White card stock. I wasn't sure of the color combo when I started but I think it's now one of my FAVORITES! Sweet Sugar Plum, Perfect Plum, and Blushing Bride are a trendy but soft color combo! I added just a hint of Wink of Stella to the balloon to give it a sparkle. Continue reading
Posted Jun 12, 2016 at Inkredible Stamping with Julie
Hi Stampers! I LOVE a pretty ombré background on a card! The Layering Love stamp set is a perfect compliment to this beautiful technique! For this card I used Peekaboo Peach, Tangerine Tango, Flirty Flamingo, and Watermelon Wonder. I wet down a piece of Watercolor Paper and then used the Aqua Painter to brush on the ink, working my way down the paper strip and blending the colors together. I love the way the banner came out! I punched the bottom with the Banner Triple Punch and topped the banner with a Bow clip. I kept most of the card... Continue reading
Posted Jun 11, 2016 at Inkredible Stamping with Julie
Hi Stampers, If you've got a bin full of Scraps you just can't stand to toss out I've got a great card to share with you today!! I have a bin FULL of little bits of ribbon, card stock, designer series paper, and random embellishments, so I'm always looking for useful ways to make use of those items! Stampin' Up! shared a few quick ideas with us in Stampin' Success (One of the perks of being a demonstrator is a quarterly magazine filled with inspiration!!) for using up our scraps. One of those ideas was punching our small circles and... Continue reading
Posted Jun 8, 2016 at Inkredible Stamping with Julie
Hi Stampers, Have you ever said, "One day I'll sign up for Paper Pumpkin."? Today is that day! Use promo code "ONEDAYDEAL" at PaperPumpkin.com and get your first kit for just $5 USD. This amazing offer starts Thursday, June 9 at 5:00 PM (MT) and ends Friday, June 10 at 11:50 PM (MT). Technically that's just shy of 31 hours—a little more than one day, but it will go by in a blink! Grab Your first Paper Pumpkin kit for practically pennies. Get ready to click "subscribe" at 5:00 on Thursday evening. Go to my Paper Pumpkin site to sign... Continue reading
Posted Jun 8, 2016 at Inkredible Stamping with Julie
Hi Stampers. Today I'm sharing a couple of cards featuring the Diagonal Slash cut. The Diagonal Slash is So easy! For a standard 5-1/2 x 4-1/4 card: Choose a Designer Series Paper - cut to 4" x 4" Use your Paper Trimmer to cut across the DSP square at an angel Attach your two paper halves to your card front Stamp a greeting in the open space you've created and decorate! So easy and you get 9 cards out of 1 sheet of Designer Series Paper - and you've covered most of your card front with those pretty papers! I... Continue reading
Posted Jun 6, 2016 at Inkredible Stamping with Julie
Hi Stampers! Today I'm sharing a card using the Watercolor Block Background technique. This card was inspired by one created by Cindy Schuster. (Thanks for the inspiration Cindy!!) Pineapples are super Trendy right now - they're all over everything - clothes, decor, so why not your Paper Crafting projects! I used the new Pineapple stamp for the focal point on this card. I happened to be doing a little Psych binge watching last week while I was getting ready for Stamp Camp last week - so I kept having a little laugh at the find the pineapple moments as I... Continue reading
Posted Jun 3, 2016 at Inkredible Stamping with Julie
Hi Stampers, Stampin' Up! put out a call for demonstrators to apply to stamp samples for the Display Boards at On Stage coming up this Fall. I've always wanted to do that so I'm putting my application in!! We had to choose or create 3 cards, a scrapbook page, and two projects to show SU our Stampin' Chops! :) Some of these projects are new ones - Don't worry - I'll come back later and give you all the details on those in a future post! For now wish me luck on getting chosen! For my Three Cards I played... Continue reading
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Hi Stampers, Today's the BIG day!! The new 2016-17 Stampin' Up! catalog is life for ordering. Visit my online store and get those Wish Lists going :) Continue reading
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Hi Stampers, I'm excited about playing with the May Paper Pumpkin kit! It's time to celebrate your favorite brother, grandpa, dad, friend, son, and uncle! The Many Manly Occasions kit will help you party with all your favorite guys. It's perfect for Father's Day, birthdays, or every day occasions. If you have not seen the kit in action yet check out the Video: As excited as I was by the color combo - I wanted to play around and see if I could change it up a bit. One of my favorite combos right now are Melon Mambo, Pool Party,... Continue reading
Posted May 22, 2016 at Inkredible Stamping with Julie
Hi Stampers!! The 2016-17 Stampin' Up! catalogs are in the house!!! :) I love getting the new Idea Book and this year's catalog is full of fun new colors and lots of inspiration you can CASE and share! Years ago I decided I needed to make one small alteration to my catalog to make it easier to use. I spiral bind it - it's makes it so nice and easy to lay the book on my work table open to the idea that I'm trying to duplicate or alter! And it's become a tradition for me to offer my Spiral... Continue reading
Posted May 13, 2016 at Inkredible Stamping with Julie
Hi Stampers, A few weekends ago we had our Birthday Bash Class featuring the Party Wishes Stamp Set (This set is on the retiring list - purchase retiring items here) At the class everyone received the stamp set along with supplies to create 4 fun cards, along with some other card inspiration boards! These are the 4 cards everyone made at the class. You can easily change up the colors and Designer Series papers in these cards for a different look! We had a ton of fun at the Birthday Bash - Yummy Cupcakes, Fun Prizes, and lots of project... Continue reading
Posted May 2, 2016 at Inkredible Stamping with Julie
Hi Stampers, The 2016 Stampin' Up! catalog starts on June 1, 2016. I always use my May spring cleaning time to get all my craft supplies in order - organizing and making room for new items and of course new In Colors! If you're not familiar with the way I organize my Sponge Daubers check out my original post here: Sponge Dauber boxes. I know many of you enjoy organizing your daubers in the boxes just like me so I wanted to be sure to share the updated charts with everyone! There are two options for the charts. My Free... Continue reading
Posted May 1, 2016 at Inkredible Stamping with Julie
Hi Stampers, It's that time again!! Time to say goodbye to retiring stamps and accessories from both the Annual and Occasions Catalogs. You've got a little time left to order your favorites - They're available while supplies last. Click Here to View the Retiring Products List and then place your orders online. Retiring products will only be available until May 31, or while supplies last, so don't delay, get those orders in today! Continue reading
Posted Apr 20, 2016 at Inkredible Stamping with Julie
Hi Stampers, Saleabration is almost over!!! So if you have SAB items you're hoping to earn free get those orders in or give me a call!! (March 31st at 11:59 MT is your last chance to earn free product!) One of my favorite SAB stamp sets is the Sky's the Limit set - it's the first one I got!! We created this card at last month's Stamp Camp. I used the Build a Tree punch to sponge the larger clouds in the sky - I wanted a little pop of color and settled on Real Red - although I think... Continue reading
Posted Mar 30, 2016 at Inkredible Stamping with Julie
Hi Stampers, There is just over 2 weeks left to earn FREE stamp sets during Sale-a-bration (get all the details here). This card is one of cards we made at last month's stamp camp. We used the SAB - Honeycomb Happiness stamp set. Daffodil Delight and Basic Black is one of my favorite color combos and the printed flowers Designer Series Paper in Everyday Chic paper was perfect for a spring look on this card. MY STAMPIN' UP! SUPPLIES LIST: Click on the Stampin' Up! product links below for more details and easy, on-line shopping: Stamp Sets: Honeycomb Happiness (Free... Continue reading
Posted Mar 13, 2016 at Inkredible Stamping with Julie
Remember when your mailbox was full of Birthday Card Wishes on your special day?? Shannon West, Stampin' Up!'s training manager, does and she wants to bring Birthday Cards back! So She started the #imbringingbirthdaysback movement. Read her story on the Stampin' Up! blog or watch her share her store on Good Morning Utah. Of course I love handmade cards so I am joining in the fun and I hope you will too!! This is one of the Birthday Cards I sent out this month... For this card I paired the Hello Saleabration Set (which you can earn free while supplies... Continue reading
Posted Mar 6, 2016 at Inkredible Stamping with Julie
Hi Stampers, One of my "Must Have" sets from the Spring catalog was the Friends & Flowers set. I love fish go the cute little punched out fishy caught my eye right away! But for our Stamp Camp last weekend I was working on Spring or Easter themed cards so I decided to create a card using the Bunny from the set. A lot of the stampers were going to add a Happy Easter greeting to this card - but I went with a Congratulations greeting from Balloon Celebrations - I think this is a great card for a Baby... Continue reading
Posted Mar 1, 2016 at Inkredible Stamping with Julie
Hi Stampers, Recently Mom had a Tea Party to attend. They were all supposed to bring along a favorite tea to share - Mom's favorite Tea is Vanilla Almond from Republic of Tea. We though it would be fun to dress up the team bags in a little take home favor bag. So I pulled out the A Nice Cuppa stamp set and cordinating framelits. We stamped and die cut the tea cups with a "You're Tea-riffic" greeting on the cups. A perfect addition to our cello bags stapled shut and tied with ribbon. One of the reasons Mom loves... Continue reading
Posted Feb 16, 2016 at Inkredible Stamping with Julie
Hi Stampers, Last weekend was my monthly stamp camp. Two of the cards we created were inspired by a Global Design Project Sketch #gdp014. The first one uses the Bloomin' Love stamp set for the second one I changed up the size to a note card and we used the Saleabration set What I Love (which you can earn free with a $50.00 order) I also added a little bling to the center of the flower with Wink of Stella. I love using sketches as a jumping off point for creating a card - it's much better than staring at... Continue reading
Posted Feb 5, 2016 at Inkredible Stamping with Julie
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We're going to need more lube.
Great campaign, best line of the bunch. What the hell do you know about copy Balloonatic? You can't even spell "offense." (Since you're dissing an American ad, produced by an American agency, running in America, you should use standard U.S. English spellings.) And by the way, the next time I see some crap from an agency in the U.K., I'll be sure to diss it using your Kings English spelling of "offence". Now go somewhere and learn something about copy.
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The 24-year-old Holland international is set to join the Canaries on July 1 from Sporting Lisbon in a four-year deal, the transfer reported to be worth £8million.
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In an interview with Dutch magazine Voetbal International, Van Wolfswinkel said: "The club is in the middle of the table and very ambitious, this summer they will be debt free and will get on strong.
"The plan is also to bring in an attacking midfielder and two wide players this summer. With that, Norwich can look to play in the top half of the table."
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Hong's position came under scrutiny after South Korea, who reached the semi-finals in 2002 on home soil, finished bottom of their group and earned just one point. It was the first time they had failed to reach the knockout stage since 1998.
Huh Jung-moo, the Korean Football Association vice president, said Hong had tendered his resignation after Korea's 1-0 loss to Belgium in their final group game but KFA president Chung Mong-gyu had talked him out of stepping down.
"I don't think Hong's resignation would have solved the problem so we decided to continue to trust him," Huh said.
"Hong said he intended to resign but Chung Mong-gyu persuaded him to keep his post until the Asian Cup (in 2015).
"Based on the failure at the World Cup, I am sure Hong will lead the team well at the Asian Cup."
South Korea have been drawn in the same group as hosts Australia for the January 9-31 Asian Cup next year. Hong's contract expires at the end of the tournament.
Hong, who led the South Korean Olympic team to a bronze medal in London, has only been in the job a year after taking over from Choi Kang-hee at the end of a woeful World Cup qualifying campaign.
KFA Vice President Huh said the association had to shoulder much of the blame for the team's poor showing in Brazil after giving Hong just 12 months to prepare.
"The preparation period was short and insufficient," continued Huh. "Just because he is the head of the national squad we don't think it's right for him to take all the responsibility. We will continue to support and trust him."
South Korea's most capped player with 136 appearances, Hong skippered the Guus Hiddink-coached team on their run to fourth place in 2002, the best finish by any Asian team at a World Cup.
After taking the helm of the national team, Hong tinkered with formations and personnel but could not get his team firing on all cylinders in the build-up to Brazil.
His decision to stick with misfiring striker Park Chu-young in Brazil drew criticism from fans, while his failure to sort out Korea's defensive woes led to an embarrassing 4-2 loss to Algeria that virtually eliminated them from the tournament.
Korea's only point came from a 1-1 draw in their opening Group H game against Russia.
When the squad arrived back home on Monday they were pelted with toffees, an insult in Korea, and met with fans holding a placard declaring "South Korean football is dead".
Much of the public anger over Korea's failings in Brazil, however, has been channelled towards the KFA and a poll released on Thursday showed 52 per cent of respondents said Hong should remain in the job, with 31 per cent saying he should resign.
South Korea was not the only Asia region team to struggle in Brazil. The other three AFC sides - Japan, Australia and Iran - also finished bottom of their groups and exited the tournament in the first round without a victory among them.
Alberto Zaccheroni has since stepped down as coach of Japan and Iran coach Carlos Queiroz also quit.
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Great idea Elda (we were just discussing it in the chat room).
I hope people get excited about this, becuase it would be a great and wonderful ode to Tolkien if nothing else.
I am excited, even if I have to be the teacher (yikes!). It would be better if we used Perwing's suggestion and connected the hopefully new teaching chat room with planet-tolkien so you could connect to it from here.


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Public Service AlertSeptember 16th, 2008 at 1:00 pm by David Farrar
Denny Crane will be on Close Up on Tv One at 7 pm tonight.
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I've been to a few comedy shows in my time, but now that my faith has strengthened, I've found most to be very crude and difficult to sit through. Is it possible that I've become a prude? Maybe. I don't really care though–I want to honor God. I was excited when I had the opportunity to review a Christian comedian! I LIKE humor, it's just MOST humor isn't funny to me anymore.
My husband thought it was funnier than I did (he will laugh at anything!), I did get in quite a few good chuckles. I wasn't offended at her political references, only because I side with her on that. Others who are more sensitive and liberal may not appreciate her poking fun at that. I found the entire skit to be funny, however it did make me uncomfortable when she was skinny bashing. Having been on BOTH sides of that issue (morbidly obese versus too skinny), I think it's hurtful to hurt other women for something they may not necessarily be able to control. I'm all about being positive and uplifting!
It was very touching in the end when she talked about her mother, and how she was blessed to get to spend a lot of time with her before she passed away. It became all-to-real to me the struggle I'm going through right now with my dad. Being a caretaker to an elderly parent on hospice is heartbreaking, but I wouldn't have it any other way. Without the lesson in the end, this would've been three stars. I give this a solid 4 stars now because of the beautiful, touching lesson at the end. The addition of the recorded message from her mother was very fitting.


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