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Hi! I'm Jual, owner of The lullaby lofT!
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?Royals: Three games against Tigers in Comerica Park.
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By Parvathy Nambidi - KOCHI
Published: 19th September 2013 10:49 AM
Last Updated: 19th September 2013 10:49 AM
Politics has been an oft-discussed theme in many Sathyan Anthikkad films. While the evergreen satire 'Sandesham' released in 1991 was a humorous take on the ideological rivalry of two brothers, movies like 'Samooham' (1993), Pingami (1994) had glimpses of politics in them. The seasoned director is up with his next outing, 'Oru Indian Pranayakatha', which is about the life and love of a young political activist and a non-resident Indian girl."Politics is only the backdrop of this film. The film, a fine love story, primarily unravels the untold love story of two people who meet unexpectedly," says the director. Starring Fahad Fazil and Amala Paul in lead roles, the shooting of the film is progressing in Kottayam.
Oru Indian Pranayakatha is a love story told with a difference, says the director. The film has tinges of romance, family drama and contemporary political drama.
"Fahad plays Aymanam Siddharth, the youth wing president of a major political party. Into his life comes Irin (played by Amala Paul) from Canada who visits Kerala to shoot a documentary. She is in search of an assistant to help her shoot the film and approaches Uthup (Innocent). She promises `2000 per day for the assistant and Siddharth who has financial issues agrees to help her. The film tells the untold and poignant relation that grows among two individuals who are poles apart from each other," explains the director.
Like every Sathyan Anthikkad film, Oru Indian Pranayakatha too is simple in its approach towards life, says Iqbal Kuttipuram who has penned the script of the film. "It has been my long term aspiration to pen a script for the director. The film has every ingredient that the audience expects from a Sathyan Anthikkad movie," he says.
Elaborating more on the characters, Iqbal says, "Siddharth is an ambitious political leader who dreams to grow big one day in Indian politics. Though he is not corrupt by nature, Siddharth has the knack to reach heights. Unlike the cliched NRI, Irin is a politically and socially aware person who speaks perfect Malayalam."
This is for the first time Fahad, the blue-eyed-boy of M-town is associating with Sathyan.
On casting him as the lead, the director says, "Fahad is an actor with immense flexibility and less inhibitions. He has the flair to do many roles that Mohanlal did in his early days of acting. This film expects to bring him more close to the general audience of the state."
The director who religiously takes only one film a year says, "Freshness is the unique quotient of Oru Indian Pranayakatha.
I have always preferred to work in the comfort zone of my long time associates. But this movie is a change. After Puthiya Theerangal, I wanted a fresh start. Usually the title of my films are decided by the final schedule of the shoot. But for this film, we decided the title much earlier."
Sathyan who has a twelve film camaraderie with music director Ilayaraja has casted Vidyasagar for this film. There are four songs in the film. While lyrics are penned by Rafeeq Ahammed, the singers are K S Chithra, Najim Arshad, Sreeram and Abhirami Ajay. Pradeep Nair cranks the camera.
Oru Indian Pranayakatha will reach theatres for this Christmas.
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The annual awards presented at the joint meeting of the N.C. Literary and Historical Association and the Federation of Historical Societies honor the best adult and student N.C. writers, and one recognizes achievement in dramatic arts.
Each year the awards salute the best adult and student North Carolina writers, and one recognizes achievement in dramatic arts. North Carolina native and Tony award-winning Broadway costume designer William Ivey Long is the 2011 recipient of the Hardee-Rives Award for Dramatic Arts. Other awards recognize contributions of community historical organizations.
Keynote speaker Michael Parker, UNC-Greensboro, will discuss the making of his latest novel that is based on the life of Aaron Burr's daughter, Theodosia.
A compelling tale of a Marine who serves as a community activist in Africa, "It Happened on the Way to War- A Marine's Path to Peace," receives the Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction. In it author Rye Barcott, of Chapel Hill, recounts how a summer as a college student in a slum in Nairobi, Kenya, led him to question the unimaginable poverty there. Joining a hardscrabble community organizer and a widowed nurse, he formed a non-governmental organization that helped improve the slum and foster the development of new leaders for Africa. Barcott continued leadership in the group after joining the Marines and serving as an intelligence officer in Iraq, Bosnia and the Horne of Africa, and found that the tools learned in Kenya made him more effective as a counterinsurgent and peacekeeper.
Anna Jean Mayhew, of Hillsborough, receives the Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction for "The Dry Grass of August," the tale of 13-year-old Jubie Watts, who leaves her Charlotte home for a family vacation in Florida in 1954. As mom, dad, four youngsters and the black maid Mary Luther travel further south, Jubie notices the anti-integration signs and increasing racial tensions. Memories of the maid's cooking, cleaning and unconditional love collide with a family tragedy that forces Jubie to recognize the harsh realities of racism and the realization of the importance of standing up for one's beliefs.
The Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry will be presented to Dorianne Laux of Raleigh for her collection, "The Book of Men." In it the poet, who teaches at N.C. State University, reviews the 1960s as one who survived it and evaluates what did and did not change. The Vietnam War, Bob Dylan, the Beatles, Mick Jagger, Cher, Superman and other icons of the period are there, in something of a baby boomer's guide to the time when they sought to change the world.
The American Association of University Women Award for Juvenile Literature goes to Gloria Houston of Boone for "Miss Dorothy and Her Bookmobile,"
Wake Forest University Professor Paul Escott receives the Christopher Crittenden Memorial Award for contributions to North Carolina history. UNC-Greensboro Professor Michael Parker is recipient of the R. Hunt Parker Memorial Award for literary achievement.
The Hugh Lefler Award for best undergraduate history paper will be presented to Walker Elliot, formerly of UNC-Chapel Hill, now at the University of Michigan. The R.D.W. Connor Award goes to Charles W. McKinney, Rhodes College in Memphis, Tenn., for an article in the January 2011 "North Carolina Historical Review."
The N.C. Museum of History is recipient of two awards from the American Association of State and Local History (AASLH) for its exhibit "Behind the Veneer: Thomas Day, Master Cabinetmaker."
The Albert Ray Newsome Awards recognize outstanding achievements in preserving local history. The Preservation Society of Chapel Hill is recipient of this award for helping to preserve the historically significant1869 Strayhorn House in Carrboro. The Mount Airy Museum of Regional History is recipient of the award for its assistance to the Jesse Franklin Chapter of the Tar Heel Junior Historians in researching a producing a documentary, "Stone to Story," about Mount Airy's early citizens.
The Old Hickory Council, BSA/Camp Raven Knob Historical Association won an honorable mention for their project, "Boy Scouts of America Centennial (1910-2010): Focus on Stanley A. Harris, Sr." The Historical Association successfully nominated Stanley A. Harris Jr. for a North Carolina Highway Historical Marker that was dedicated in Boone in November 2010. In addition, the Historical Association gathered and exhibited items related to Harris, who was born in Avery County and was instrumental in the founding of the Boy Scouts of America in 1910. The Old Hickory Council was founded in Winston-Salem but expanded to include multiple northwestern counties -- as far north as Mount Airy and Sparta, and as far west as North Wilkesboro and Boone. Camp Raven Knob is near Mount Airy.
Student Publications Awards in the High School Division will be presented to Pegasus, Myers Park High School, Charlotte, first place; Roars and Whispers, Providence Senior High School, Charlotte, second place; and Spectrum, Arendell Parrot Academy, Kinston, third place.
The Middle School Division winner is Illusions, first place, Martin Middle School, Raleigh.
Registration is $55 for the entire conference, which includes a Friday reception at 5 p.m. and dinner at 6 p.m. Registration by mail is due by Nov. 9. Call (919) 807-7280 for information.
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The Manchurian Taxman: Grover Norquist's Murder/Suicide Pact
Brad Parker: Does it not follow then that Grover Norquist, at his core; is actually the Manchurian Taxman sent to rend America asunder in the name of Chaos and not the flag bearer of Conservative piousness and the entrenched Plutocracy?
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Ted Vaill: Mitt Romney, the Republicans' default choice for President no one really likes, deserves to be asked the hard questions such as those directed by Jeff Daniels to the panel of GOP candidates in Adam Sorkin's "Newsroom",
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Ted Vaill: Until November 6, when we find out if America is to become an oligarchy run by Romney and his plutocrats, or remains a democracy under Obama and the Democrats, if the Republicans want to play John Burton-style hardball, let it be so.
Jerry Brown "Shocked" that Republicans Wouldn't Compromise
Paul Hogarth: Suddenly realizing that Republicans aren't going to compromise while actively starving the public sector certainly makes Jerry Brown look like Barack Obama. But Brown should not get away with it like Obama does.
The Norquist Factor
Brent Budowsky: Pledges such as the Norquist pledge should be flat-out discarded, as a matter of policy and principle, by all legislators, to achieve a bipartisan agreement at a time of economic crisis.
Don't-Raise-Taxes-on-the-Rich Crowd Getting Desperate
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[PATCH]After the brightness level decreasing it's not possible to increase it back higher some limited level (Samsung RV520 laptop)
Last modified: 2016-03-07 15:13:35 UTC
At the kernel >= 3.4 (samsung-laptop module) there has been appeared a Samsung RV520 laptop support (Product Name: RV420/RV520/RV720/E3530/S3530/E3420/E3520).
But the trouble with brightness adjustment exists:
When I try to change the brightness level, the maximum brightness limit becomes very low (~20...30%). Then, when I press <Fn + Up> (brightness up) further, a backlight is blinking for a short time, but the brightness level doesn't change. <Fn + Down> (brightness down) works well.
If I unplug the supply cable and then plug it back, the brightness level becomes maximum (100%). But after decreasing the brightness level the problem with <Fn + Up> repeats again.
> # cat /sys/devices/platform/samsung/backlight/samsung/max_brightness
> 8
> # echo 8 > /sys/devices/platform/samsung/backlight/samsung/actual_brightness
> -bash: /sys/devices/platform/samsung/backlight/samsung/actual_brightness: Permission denied
But the backlight is blinking for a short time, if I execute this:
> # echo 8 > /sys/devices/platform/samsung/backlight/samsung/brightness
I've updated kernel up to 3.5.0 ― the situation is the same: after the brightness level decreasing it's not possible to increase it back higher some limited level. That's some console output (after <Fn + Down> to min and <Fn + Up> to "max"):
> $ cat /sys/devices/platform/samsung/backlight/samsung/actual_brightness
> 2
> $ cat /sys/devices/platform/samsung/backlight/samsung/brightness
> 8
> $ cat /sys/devices/platform/samsung/backlight/samsung/max_brightness
> 8
The workaround is a using the rebuilt <samsung-laptop.ko> module (with the attached <samsung-laptop.ko> and <Makefile>).
Created attachment 76471 [details]
The <samsing-laptop> source (from a too old kernel version) with added RV520 support
Created attachment 76491 [details]
<Makefile> for building the module with attached <samsung-laptop.c>


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IL-2 Sturmovik: Birds of Prey is based around large-scale aerial combat over the ground-based military operations of World War II. Players participate in the war's most famous confrontations piloting fighters, battle planes or heavy bombers across a range of thrilling missions. There are five seats of war to engage in – The Battle of Britain, Stalingrad, Berlin, Sicily and Korsun – representing the main airborne battles of World War II in Europe.
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'Terra Nova,' 'Two and a Half Men' also fight a slow night
Whether you choose to attribute lower-than-normal viewership on Monday night to typical Halloween doldrums or to ongoing power outages on the East Coast, the bottom-line results were ultimately unchanged: ABC won the night overall, while CBS had no trouble winning among young viewers.
Whatever caused the viewership drop, FOX was particularly impacted with both "Terra Nova" and "House" slumping to season lows. The news was also bad for NBC's "Rock Center with Brian Williams," which tanked in its Monday premiere.
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Among adults 18-49, CBS averaged a 3.8 rating, beating ABC's 2.7 rating in the key demographic. FOX was third with a 2.3 rating, while NBC averaged only a 1.2 rating for the night. The CW averaged a 0.3 rating on a repeat-filled night.
Overall, though, ABC averaged an estimated 13.9 million viewers in primetime to go with a 9.0 rating/14 share. CBS finished second with a 7.0/11 and 11.29 million viewers. There was a big drop to FOX's 4.0/6 and 6.46 million viewers and then to NBC's 2.7/4 and nearly 4.3 million viewers. The CW averaged 941,000 viewers and a 0.6/1.
[For the night, Univision averaged 3.04 million viewers and a 1.3 rating among adults 18-49.]
8 p.m. - Overall, ABC started primetime in first with "Scared Shrekless" (8.68 million viewers and a 1.7 key demo rating) and "Dancing with the Stars" (14.71 million and a 2.5 key demo rating). CBS was a close second overall and easily won the hour among adults 18-49 with "How I Met Your Mother" (10.7 million and a 4.1 key demo rating) and "2 Broke Girls" (11.14 million and a 4.2 key demo rating). FOX's "Terra Nova" drew a low 6.38 million viewers and a 2.1 key demo rating. NBC's "The Sing Off" averaged 4.88 million viewers and a 1.4 key demo rating. On The CW, a repeat of "Ringer" averaged just under 1.1 million viewers.
9 p.m. - "Dancing with the Stars" led the way for the 9 p.m. hour with 17.08 million viewers, finishing second with a 3.0 rating among adults 18-49. CBS was second with "Two and a Half Men" (13.81 million viewers and a 4.7 key demo rating), down after last week's temporary rise, and "Mike & Molly (11.53 million and a 3.8 key demo rating). FOX's "House" had its weakest night in recent memory with only 6.545 million viewers and a 2.5 key demo rating. NBC's "The Sing Off" slipped to 3.89 million viewers and a 1.3 key demo rating. On The CW, a second "Ringer" repeat averaged 867,000 viewers.
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Loved this post by talented writer, Lori Straus. I'm dusting off my journal right now!
Journaling can be healing, fun, exciting, or a drag (especially if you set up too many expectations for yourself). If you're looking to journal, here are a few tips to keep in mind:
- You don't need a ritual: write whenever you want to. I've been keeping journals for almost three decades, and I sometimes didn't write a single entry for a couple of years.
- Write as little or as much as you want. It's your journal, after all!
- Consider journaling in the morning instead of at night (but don't make it a ritual). I got this idea from Julia Cameron in The Artist's Way for Parents. I find my morning journal entries more positive than my nighttime ones. They help me focus on my intentions for the day instead of lamenting about the imperfections of the day.
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Tips to Jump-start Your June for Writing—Do You Know About The 'Magic Spreadsheet'?
I don't usually reblog, but I think the Magic Spreadsheet described in the following blog would be a great motivator for writers. You and a couple of writing friends could design your own spreadsheet to share on Dropbox or something similar. When you reach a milestone, you can all celebrate with a coffee date or a movie. Teachers could use the spreadsheet idea with rewards along the way for longer projects to encourage students to not leave the majority of the work until the last minute.
I'm actually thinking about trying this on my own. Once school starts, I tend to give up a bit on my writing goals, but even at my busiest, I should be able to write 250 words a day. Hmmm. I'll let you know what I decide.
If you try something like this with a writing group, or your class, or you're already using the Magic Spreadsheet, please add a comment to let us know how it worked for you. Berger has updated her progress with the spreadsheet, and you can read about her success here: http://micheleberger.wordpress.com/2014/08/11/motivation-momentum-more-my-results-with-the-magic-spreadsheet-why-you-should-try-it/
June provides a great time for us to review the goals, commitments and visions we made at the beginning of the year. Do we even remember the commitments we made in January? Do our goals still take our breath away? Have we already accomplished some of them?
When you think about your writing goals are you feeling a sense of 'Woo-hoo' or 'Uh-oh'? I hope you're on the side of joy and excitement. If not, then it may be time to take stock of your writing strategies thus far and make some adjustments. There is still plenty of time to meet the writing goals that you set at the beginning of the year. This month, I'm going to suggest some tips that can support your writing.
Tip #1: Track your daily word count using the 'Magic Spreadsheet' (or your own system).
I discovered the Magic Spreadsheet from author Mur Lafferty
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I'm in the process of upgrading my website and moving it to a new web host. I'm fairly tech savvy, but these things still make me nervous. Not everything always goes smoothly, as you know.
The new website address is http://wrightingwords.com. At least it will be when it's set up. I hope!
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A Website Milestone–and Looking for Balance (again!)
A huge THANKS to all the people from 172 countries who drop by to visit my website! This morning, my website surpassed 100,000 page views. A big day for me! It's a pleasure spending time with you. I hope you and/or your students and/or your children are having fun with the writing prompts and are making use of the other resources here. It's exciting for me to see how many creative people there are out there, and how many people love to write stories. I wish you lots of fun and wonderful surprises as you pursue your writing and teaching goals.
I've been doing some of my own writing lately: some short stories for boys for a self-pub project, and an adaptation of Frankenstein for an ESL publisher that I've worked with before. I was planning a relaxing summer, but the adaptation, the stories, plus another large freelance gig, are keeping me busy–and, as it turns out, too busy. I chug along at full speed for a certain amount of time and then just hit a wall. Today is "wall" day.
All I hear is the clock ticking and the worrying thoughts in my head about how I'm going to get everything done on deadline and still find some time to relax, too. Well, guess what? Part of that break is happening today. Time to take a deep breath, get the calendar out, and plan the work–and–the down time.
Plowing through, head down, shoulders up and tense as can be is my usual approach to projects and deadlines. I always want to get the job done the day it's assigned; however, I'm learning to stop before I get too carried away. It's time to break the work down into small bites and find a little balance. I'm going back to a favourite blog post by Kristi Holl, "How to Recover Your Writing Energy–All Day Long!" She offers some excellent strategies for helping pace a busy day, and I definitely need to listen to that advice today.
If you have some tips for pacing a busy writing (or anything else) life, please share. I'm sure I'm not alone in needing some help with this one.
Have a great, writerly day!
PS. Lots of photos in the blog today. I got a new smartphone and have been playing with the camera.🙂
Writing Prompts for July 2014
Happy Canada Day to those north of the 49th parallel, and an early Happy 4th of July to those living south of our border. May you all enjoy safe and relaxing holidays with family and friends.
Since we're half way through the year, now's a good time to check in with your writing goals How close are you to achieving the goals you set back in January? Have your goals changed? Did some events or people come into your life to take away your writing time? Now is not the time to fret over time passed or lost. Celebrate what you did accomplish and spend a little time over the next few days thinking about the next six months.
Maybe the goals you set were unrealistic for your lifestyle, or schedule, or personality. Is there one small thing that you could change that would free up some writing time? Is there a TV show that you are still watching in reruns even though you've seen every episode? Can you delay checking your email, Facebook, etc. in the morning and give yourself a half hour of time at the beginning of your day? Skipping that time in front of a screen and heading for your writing project could give you a scheduled time every week (or day!) in which to put some words on paper. Maybe writing in your journal while you're having lunch or just before bed will be all you can do to keep the writing flowing during a busy summer. Even a small number of words, as few as 250 a day, can leave you with a decent-sized manuscript at the end of six months.
When the busy holiday weekends are over, here are some writing prompts for you to think about for the rest of the month–or for the next six.🙂
1. Use one, some, or all of the following words in a story or poem:
a) blue, floor, mirror, shoe, ribbon, fear
b) screen, shine, cover, window, ink, push
2. Here are some opening sentences for you to try:
- Prom met all expectations.
- "Turn that off now!"
- Waiting stinks.
- The boys found the body right after lunch.
- "What's in the bag?"
- Sirens echoed through the valley.
3. See if you can think of a story or poem to go with one of these titles: Love's Embers, Brook's Brothers, Chase, Blue, The Last Tower, Mouse House, One Small Moment, Candle Power, Apple Days
4. Can you think of a scene to go with these lines of dialogue?
- That's mine.
- Are you sure?
- Are you sure you want to ask that question?
- I thought your magic would help us to get out of here.
- I thought it would, too.
- So, what's the matter?
- Someone's using stronger magic.
- You said you had the key.
- I do.
- Then why don't you use it?
- I'm not sure I want to know what's on the other side of the door.
Hope you all have a writerly week ahead.
A Count-Your-Blessings Post
Inspired by writer Laura Best's recent post, I'm going to answer the question she ended with: Has anything small made your day recently?
I don't know if the events of last week count as small (I thought they were a pretty big deal), but they certainly made my day–and my week!
Two weeks ago I agreed to do some work for a new client. I was very excited about this new company, which had contacted me out of the blue and promised work soon. The project was confirmed two Thursdays ago and required interviews with three different people, but I didn't start getting the contact information and article topics until last this past Monday. I got the last person's contact on Tuesday, so the soonest I could do the interview was Wednesday. The articles were due on Friday. I got a note from the marketing person on Wednesday saying that she'd talked to her boss, and because she'd got the information to me a bit late, and because she was taking an extra long holiday weekend, that they were giving me an extension to this Thursday. They didn't want to rush the project. Okay. I've been freelancing for a long time now, and I've never, ever, had a client do that. Needless to say I really want to make this client happy, and hope that they will send more work my way.
Last week my application was due for an e-writer-in-residence position with a nearby library. The application package included two reference letters. I asked my local teen librarian and a teacher, whom I've known for many years and whose school I had visited several times, to write letters for me. Thinking of what they wrote, still makes me blush, but reading those letters definitely made my day.
I was also offered a writing gig for a current client. I love working with this client, but his company's contracts never include the 13% HST (sales tax) that I have to send to Canada Revenue on the freelance work that I do. The last few times, I have deducted the tax from my fee, but this time, the fee was such that I'd be losing an amount that would represent quite a few hours of hard work being done, basically, for free. The client and I had a great phone call about the project (he's very creative and supportive) and he said he'd take care of my contract concerns–no problem. Such a relief! The new contract was in my inbox within a couple of hours.
It has definitely been a special week. I hope that you find moments in the weeks to come that "make your day," too.
Journaling and Other Things
I'm happy to say that advanced reader copies of Writing Fiction: A Guide for Pre-Teens are on their way to me by snail mail. If you would interested in a PDF version for review purposes, please let me know. I would be happy to have you review the book for your blog, your teachers/homeschoolers newsletter, and especially for Amazon when the book is finally online.
If you've been considering starting to journal as a way to enhance your writing or just to see where it leads you, I've included some great links below to get you started. I've used my journal a lot lately to brainstorm ideas for a short story, as well as, a Kindle book series. I'm developing the series while taking a course from Kristen Eckstein (http://ultimatebookcoach.com/) The information that I've been getting throughout the month-long series (Kindle in 30 Challenge) has been invaluable. Though I got the course at a discounted price during a promotion, the full price doesn't come close to covering the amazing value of the content. Plus, she adds other free content and discounts to writers in the group. Drop by her site to see what I mean. There's lots of free content available there, too.
1. Journal Through the Summer Part I by Kristi Holl
"Journaling is meant to be fun. Don't put expectations on yourself during journaling time. Forget about your performance, and don't critique yourself. Relax. Let go. Writers need a place to write where 'enjoyment' is the only requirement."
2. Journal Through the Summer Part 2
3. Journal Prompts: You, Your Life, Your Dreams
"On this page, you'll find journal prompts for writing about yourself and your unique perspective. At the bottom of this page are links to more journal writing prompts on different subjects."
4. Mining Your Mind: Journal Techniques for Writers
By Ruth Folit
"Writers practice the advice of Sir Francis Bacon, even if they are not aware of his precise words: 'A (wo)man would do well to carry a pencil in his pocket and write down the thoughts of the moment. Those that come unsought are commonly the most valuable and should be secured because they seldom return.'
"Most writers carry a notebook, scraps of paper, old envelopes, to jot down 'thoughts of the moment.' A journal is another medium in which a writer can keep a record, albeit a slightly more unified one."
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Things are chugging along on the editing front, but I thought I'd take a moment to share the Table of Contents of the book, so that you'd all know what I've been working on lately. It is a labour of love, I assure you.
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Writing Fiction: A Handbook for Pre-Teen Writers
Getting Started
What do I need to be a writer?
Habits and Goals
Choosing Your Goal
Writing Every Day
Don't Miss a Word
Write with a Friend or Two
Pantser or Plotter: Which are you?
Where do I get ideas for stories?
What if?
Write What You Know
Pick 4 Words
Writing Prompts
Plotting Tips
Basic Rule of Plotting
Story Planning
Plotting with the Hero's Journey
How do I start my story?
Who should tell the story?
Point of View: First Person
Point of View: Second Person
Point of View: Third Person
How do I describe my characters?
Show Don't Tell
Change Is Good
Character List
How do I describe the setting?
Think about how much you really have to describe.
Use Comparisons
Get the Senses Involved
Draw a Map or Use Photos
How do I write dialogue?
How do I end my story?
How do I make my writing better?
Revising and Editing
Combining Sentences
What do I do when a story gets stuck?
1. Outline.
2. Forget about making the first draft perfect.
3. Write more than one story at a time.
4. Put the story away.
5. Brainstorm.
6. Ask "What if?"
7. Don't worry.
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I got my cylinder of Great Lakes protein last Friday. So my backstory is I've been obese for practically my whole life. I got a new job where I have to walk for over an hour during my commute every day and there's also some standing, walking, lifting, etc. on the job. That coupled with having no car and walking everywhere on the weekends in my city has given me crippling joint pain. I've been using NSAIDs for a few years just so I can do the things I need to do to get around. They have a range of side effects and to be honest they only take the edge off of the pain.
I've been losing weight slowly by eating primally over the past year (50 lbs lost so far). This has helped immensely but I still have pain in the meantime. I mean to lose weight slowly because I think that's the best way to go for my health and metabolism. Three weeks ago I quit coffee because it was making me moody- this made a big difference in my joint pain, big enough that I quit taking the NSAIDs although I was in quite a bit of pain still. I then decided I'd try gelatin since so many people seem to have noticed that it helps their joints.
So I've been taking two tablespoons worth of gelatin per day. I took a cup of dry gelatin (16 tbsp) and made jello by mixing it with hot water and then pure pomegranate juice. When it set I divided it into sixteen squares and I eat one square in the morning before I go to work and one in the evening after dinner. I didn't notice much until a day or two ago, but every day I have less and less pain. Today I have almost no pain- maybe a little stiffness after waking up or sitting for long periods. I'd say it has reduced my pain by 80%. My ankles and knees are not swollen, and they are more stable than I can remember in a long time.
I cannot believe how much better I feel. I was a 28 year old who limped around like an old lady for a long, long time. Now I walk around like normal, even midweek when it was the worst. Thank you so much for this thread!
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Wednesday's British pay data showing wages rose only 1.9 percent in the fourth quarter could well be the straw that broke the camel's back for anyone still expecting the Bank of England to raise interest rates anytime soon.
Wednesday's British pay data showing wages rose only 1.9 percent in the fourth quarter could well be the straw that broke the camel's back for anyone still expecting the Bank of England to raise interest rates anytime soon.
Millions of Latin Americans risk losing their jobs as a consequence of the region's economic downturn. Job losses are already piling up in Brazil, mired in its worst recession in generations, and look increasingly likely in other countries, according to a research report by UBS.
U.S. non-farm payroll numbers came in well below forecast on Friday but may not have tolled the death knell on a September date for the first Federal Reserve rate hike in almost a decade.
Brazil's monthly inflation rate eased below 1 percent for the first time this year in April and inflation expectations for 2016 have dropped for the first time in two and a half months.
The rapid erosion of Brazil's job market is taking most economists by surprise, an analysis of Reuters Polls data shows, in a worrying sign that already-grim expectations for Latin America's largest economy have not been pessimistic enough.
The evidence clearly shows that the U.S. job market now is consistently beating rising expectations, which should give pause to those doubting an interest rate rise is coming from the Federal Reserve later this year.
Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet his top security officials prior to visiting annexed Crimea on Thursday with members of his government.
On the face of it, the good news for the British government keeps on coming. Britain's economy grew surprisingly fast last year and inflation fell below the Bank of England's target for the first time in over four years in January. The government this month even got a nod from the International Monetary Fund which only last year criticized its austerity programme.
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Klitschko Drops Povetkin Four Times, Wins Decision
Olympic Stadium, Moscow, Russia - In a battle of Olympic champions, WBA/IBO/IBF/WBO heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko (61-3, 52KOs) won a twelve round unanimous decision over previously undefeated mandatory challenger Alexander Povetkin (26-1, 18KOs). All three judges had it 119-104.
When the fight began, Povetkin came out swinging and forced Wladimir to clinch often on the inside. It took Klitschko a little while to get his famous jab going. During the second round, Wladimir scored a knockdown after landing a hard hook that put Povetkin off-balance and down. Most of the rounds that continued had Povetkin charging in with punches and Klitschko holding him on the inside and pushing his weight down on the Russian challenger.
In the seventh, Klitschko began to let his hands go and scored two knockdowns in the first half of the round. About 20 seconds more and Klitschko scored a third knockdown in the round. Two of the knockdowns appeared to have Povetkin getting clearly pushed down.
More clinching and pushing by Klitschko in several more rounds led to a point being taken away in the eleventh, but Povetkin was taking damage in the contest - and his nose was cut. The twelfth and final round was more of the same.
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Since premature birth is the largest single cause of infant and neonatal mortality1 nationally as well as locally in New York City, it is evident that further significant reduction in these mortality rates will be achieved only by the prevention of premature birth and by the provision of better pediatric and nursing care for the prematurely born infant. Significant reduction of maternal mortality has occurred to a great extent as a result of intensive studies which medical and public health groups have conducted of individual maternal deaths and as a result of the application of the knowledge thus acquired. It is reasonable to expect that a comparable method, if applied to deaths among prematurely born infants, might accomplish similar results. Therefore, a pilot study of a sample of deaths among prematurely born infants in Brooklyn was undertaken jointly by the Child Health and Welfare Committee of the Kings County
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The building's construction materials have a high thermal capacity, which enables it to store and release heat gained from the surrounding environment. This process is facilitated by fans that operate on a cycle timed to enhance heat storage during the warm daytime and heat release during the cool nighttime. Internal heat generated by the building's occupants and appliances also help to drive airflow within the building's large, internal open spaces, as it rises from offices and shops on lower floors toward open rooftop chimneys. Various openings throughout the building further enable passive internal airflow driven by outside winds. These design features work together to reduce temperature changes within the building interior as temperatures outside fluctuate. The $35 million building saved 10% on costs up-front by not purchasing an air-conditioning system. Rents are less expensive in this building compared to nearby buildings because of the savings in energy costs.
Architect Mick Pearce worked with the construction company Arup to design the Eastgate Centre. Pearce was inspired by models of internal temperature regulation in termite mounds. At the time of the building's design, researchers had proposed that termite mounds maintained stable internal climates by having a physical structure that enables passive internal airflow. While subsequent research on termite mounds has altered our understanding of the function of mound structure, the Eastgate Centre still achieves a controlled internal climate with the help of cost-effective and energy-efficient mechanisms originally inspired by termite mounds.
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Company: Mick Pearce (architect)
Product Phase: Available
Product Type: Building


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THE FRIENDLIEST REFERENCE BOOK on the market, with 2,000 color illustrations and 1,300 entries, the Kingfisher one-volume Children's Encyclopedia is perfect for browsing—and actually fun to read. Well organized and written, it offers sharp illustrations, lively fact panels and instant information. Kate, 10, and Nick, 6, found it useful to keep by the television where recently we found answers to the following: What's the difference between an alligator and a crocodile? Are cowboys real? How many active volcanoes are there in the world? ($29.95) Ages 8-14.
Equally impressive—and reasonably priced ($19.95)—the Encyclopedia of Animals gives close-up pictorial and written views of more than 2,000 creatures great and small. Beautifully photographed and illustrated, it's enough to inspire an immediate trip to the zoo—or a Science Fair project. Ages 9 and up. A companion paperback for young animal lovers, 1000 Facts About Wild Animals, presents intriguing tidbits such as how a desert tortoise keeps cool (by licking its head and neck) and will tell you just how many animals nest in your home! ($5.95)
Picks and Pans Review: New for Children
updated 12/21/1992 AT 01:00 AM EST
•originally published 12/21/1992 AT 01:00 AM EST