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Oh, and I forgot to mention the voice communication systems problem. That one didn't affect me directly but I did get a memo about it.
Oh, and I forgot to mention the voice communication systems problem. That one didn't affect me directly but I did get a memo about it.
It's just an unfortunate incident.
British Telecom has had an issue (which has happened a number of times) which led to a minor timing glitch in one of their systems. When this happens, the data reliability on the FARICE line to Iceland drops and you start getting corrupted flight messages. Shanwick was alerted to the problem and both sides consulted and decided that the best solution in the interrim would be something that had been done previously, disconnecting FARICE and thus forcing all connections through the backup line, DANICE, which appeared to be operating normally.
Unfortunately, the problem was even worse on DANICE. What appeared to be normal operation was only normal up to the data logger. Once it actually got to the flight tracking software, the messages were being refused, and corrupted messages being sent in the other direction. So while BT was working on getting their system fixed, flight control managers were being forced to basically manually dig up ATC messages and copy-paste them off to the air traffic controllers (as much was handled through voice as possible as well).
But it got even worse. A totally unrelated communications network, Datalink, decided to misbehave during all of this, which may or may not have been due to the Shanwick problems. On the Iceland side, the general solution is to force a switchover to the backup system. Which was done... except a critical component on the backup system immediately crashed. Repeated attempts to switch and ultimately switch back caused even more problems for the air traffic controllers.
Eventually the fixed FARICE line was brought back up, Datalink back online (with the switchover-crash problem postponed to be investigated during a low-traffic timeperiod)
It's terrible that there were so many delays, but these are extremely complicated systems with a challenging task, built up over decades with tons of computer components, protocols, lines, routers, radar systems, transmitters, and on and on, scattered all over the world. On a weekend. Everyone was scrambling and doing their damndest to fix it as soon as possible. It should also be noted that it was never a safety issue - even in the absolute worst case, air traffic control could go all the way back to the old paper-and-pencil method. What the systems give is, primarily, speed, and thus when there's big problems, there's delays.
And that was my weekend, how was yours?
I see no substantial difference in setup for email between iOS and Android devices.
The US could turn virtually every major urban area of Iran into radioactive craters, could wipe out most of its navy and air force in 48 hours and likely most of its anti aircraft capacity in pretty short order as well.
When I think of major threats I think of Japan in WWII or the USSR during the Cold War.
If Iran is the kind of arch nemesis the Free World gets nowadays, why is everyone so worried?
Just don't mention the war!
What if I told you I was the Emperor of Andromeda and that my farts didn't stink and every time I touched a dollar bill, it turned into a bar of gold?
Talk is cheap, mate, and even if, on the outside chance you aren't some stupid antivaccer trying to make your objections sound the least bit rational, then I'd say the weight of your fellow biologists outweighs any particular claim you may make, and it is them you would have to debate, and it is them you would most likely get used to.
Oh, and stay the fuck away from my kids, you arrogant asshole.
It goes without saying that the moronic get what they deserve, though sadly, when herd immunity is compromised, sometimes the innocent (those who cannot be inoculated) pay the price too.
Besides, we all know those Neanderthals mean were the one's hitting our ancestral women on the heads, dragging them back their caves, and spreading their DNA.
I thought that was Congressman. Evolution is spool confusing.
I love a log of Niven's writing, and try very very hard to ignore the whole Pak Protector aspects of his stories, though it is awfully bloody hard with the Ring World material.
As much as I loathe guys like Mark Zuckerberg, I'll wager giving some of his script monkeys a few months to come up with a functional ACA website, and they'd probably do it, using largely open source tools to pull it off.
I can verify this. My suppliers are hitting me with emails and sales calls, and when we talk about new PCs, the first words out of their mouths are about how they will happily ship with Windows 7 licenses.
Yes, that would help, but because PCs now have smart devices as competition, software companies are being forced to code with an eye on limited resources.
We're still running mainly Windows Vista workstations at work. We are making a move to replace the last XP machines (about eight or nine of them), but other than that it's basically going to be playing the attrition game. Most of the computers are dual core processor systems with 2 or 3gb of RAM and 200gb hard drives, more than enough to run browsers and Microsoft Office. Most of my suppliers are desperate to get me to buy new systems, and one of their carrots is they'll ship them out with Windows 7, not exactly boding well for Windows 8 future.
On the other hand, I did do the upgrade to Exchange 2010 to get better support for all the iOS and Android smart devices the staff are using. I get more requests these days to set up smart phones and tablets than I do to configure workstations. It's not that the PC is dying in our organization. Quite the opposite, they're still getting used, but feature-wise they really all plateaued about three or four years ago, and short of a motherboard smoking, I really won't get any bang for our buck by buying replacements.
I know that the suppliers I usually deal with are pestering me a lot, desperate to get sales up. They're just not moving PCs in the enterprise market any more. Even worse, some of the manufacturers are literally competing against themselves. I can buy HP and Dell refurb Windows 7 machines that are a couple of years old for like $150, with Windows 7 Pro license included. The last three computers I bought to replace failed hardware were Dell refurbs. At $150, if they last a year, I figure I've done pretty well, and the oldest of them is sitting at about 18 or 19 months.
Where we once looked at about a three, maybe four year cycle of PC replacement, we're now talking of pushing well past the halfway mark of this decade. Notebooks and laptops will probably have a shorter lifespan simply due to the rigors they go through, but still, we have four year old laptops still in the field.
We can't be the only ones pondering such a replacement cycle, and that's just got to be freaking manufacturers out.
I call BS on this. I highly doubt there has been a major push towards build-your-own PCs. Frankly, I think we all have to deal with the fact that smartdevices have kicked the piss out of PCs.
Case in point. We have a three year old laptop which we turn on maybe a couple of times of week. Both the wife and I have 7" tablets (I have a Nexus 7 and the wife has a Kobo Arc). These little critters do the bulk of the surfing and email at home.
Counting in binary is just like counting in decimal -- if you are all thumbs. -- Glaser and Way

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I have made a boss-extrude feature and i want to substitute it with an extruded-cut
You could just delete the boss extrude (but do not delete the absorbed sketch) and then do an extruded cut using the sketch.
Uncheck Merge result from the Extrude feature and then Use Boolean operation i.e. Feature >> Combine and then subtract the extruded body from the main body.
Make sure 'Instant 3D' is checked
Click on the Extrude and then drag the direction arrow so that the feature is below the surface and Solidworks will convert the feature to an Extrude Cut
Vice Versa for changing an Extrude Cut into an Extrude
I tried that, and it would really do the job for me, as the feature is burried in a stack of other features and I don't want to delete to redo.
However it didn't work. I does reverse the direction, but didn't convert a cut into a boss.
Thank you Joey
then there is no option in the program to convert or revert the feature to another type of feature
i hope the solidworks co. to work on developing this option
i found a lot of people on the net asking the same question but no new answers all answers are the same
you have to delete the feature and redo another new one
There was never an option like that, neither will be.
Thank you Steve


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The drawings in this show exhibit an array of pieces reflecting the artistic expression of a young artist finding peace through a methodical genre of creativity, each one contributing to the joy in both James' life and those whom he captures in his work.
James Ewing was born in Houston, Texas, and currently resides in Long Beach, California. He works exclusively in charcoal and has created drawings ranging from iconic figures to family portraits.
At the age of 6, James lost both of his biological parents in a plane crash. In the two decades proceeding the death of his parents, James would look for an outlet to relieve his inner turmoil but found himself more lost than before. He turned in every wrong direction until January 2012 when he picked up a pencil and paper and started drawing, one of his childhood pastimes.
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Lappeenranta University of Technology developed their internal communications as well as facilitated students' access to information through a personalized intranet.
Lappeenranta University of Technology developed their internal communications as well as facilitated students' access to information through a personalized intranet.The development of an intranet launched from the need to create a main communication channel from which the students can find everything related to their studies.
The necessary functionalities were constructed via several integrations from the systems the university was using such as the student portal, Noppa. Two separate navigational structures, one degree specific and the other for all students, were developed. Logging into the Uni-student portal gives the student access to a personalized intranet, where e-mail, a calendar, news, current events on study modules, user-specific and common lists of links can be found.
User-friendliness and the nature of the information were taken into account throughout the development process. The functionality created into the news allows for the filtering of news stories. The user also has the rights to delimit the links and edit portlets. The entire development work was done by utilizing agile development methods in which case the customer has the opportunity to monitor progress and give feedback. Monitoring, feedback and continuous development guided the process throughout.
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October 26, 2009
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Life is kind of like home. Brett has already gotten up, made breakfast and is rushing out the door as I sit here with my coffee cup preparing for my day. No, I am not saying I don't work but it still feels very similar because we have jobs, we drink morning coffee and we have an apartment in a small town. Before we left I honestly never pictured what our lives would be like while here but they are very similar to our lives at home. I think this is comforting and frustrating all at the same time. I like that we have a home base and a town that we enjoy but I am also eager to get back on the road around Christmas time! I am looking forward to heading south where it is said to be a little less hot and we are also making plans for NZ and southeast Asia so I am doing my research for that!
Last night Brett and I met up with Ted and Heidi again and watched an outside viewing of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets! It is a lot of fun and Brett actually enjoyed his first Harry Potter movie and stayed awake through the WHOLE thing! This is a huge accomplishment because I honestly don't think he has made it through a single movie since we have been married and all his friends will attest to the fact that he puts on a movie just to fall asleep! It must have been that he was in a restaurant with outside seating at a regular table and chairs. We snuck in popcorn, cookies and coffee to enjoy the movie and it was a great night!
Speaking of movies, Brett and I have been renting movies to get us through our evenings. We come home so tired and exhausted. Brett from working and me from laying out in the sun. There is something the sun does to you that makes you tired. So, we kind of started this whole thing where we rent movies that we love and know the other person has not seen. I got to choose one the first night and I figured it was a LONG shot but in honor of Patrick Swayze's death I would pick Dirty Dancing. I figured Brett would never go for it but surprise surprise he didn't even put up a fight, we rented the movie and he actually liked it!!!! I was so impressed. We'll see how it goes once he picks a movie but I will do my best to be open-minded!
I start work at the restaurant Monday which means I get to work the opening night!! I am very excited but go figure, I need to go into town to do some shopping because I need a plain white shirt and I didn't bring a single one. Of course, I have billions of them at home but I have to buy one or two while I am here. Oh well, I am more than willing to buy a shirt for a job that doesn't require listening to people barf and gag in the background! Sorry for being so blunt.
Well, my download of The Hills is done and I am eager to watch it so I am off! Time to top off my coffee and brace myself for the drama of the new season. We miss you and love you!
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Harry Potter
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- Bob said...
Sounds like ho hum married life to me. All heck will probably break loose when you start working in the Pizza joint and you will be wasted most of the time. You ought to watch The Man from Snowy River and Crocodile Dundee at least once while you are there. The rain has started here and it's pretty chilly at night. Bob & Juanita are deer hunting in Wyoming and it looks like they are getting snowed on. They're pulling their huge trailer so they may be having a hectic time. We're leaving for Cleveland in two weeks. Jeff Bare's grandma died yesterday. I took Wyatt over to see her last week and she was very happy that we stopped by.
- October 1, 2009 at 7:58 PM
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I'm super excited to announce that my flash fiction, "Independence Day," has been accepted for publication by Allegory Ridge. You can read it here! A big thank you to Alexander Rigby and his crew for publishing my unconventional little story.
A Long Time Coming
How's it going, friends? How's your writing and reading life? Feel free to post in the comments section about your own journeys.
In the meantime, I'll give you an update on where I am with my journey. It's been quite a while since I've posted on my blog, so I feel as if there is a great deal to catch up on. That being said, I'll give you the condensed version—we all have a lot of reading and writing to do, right?
As of mid-May, I'm officially an alumna of the Creighton University MFA program. It was an honor and a privilege to study under Dr. Brent Spencer, Professor Mary Helen Stefaniak, Professor David Mullins, and Professor Susan Aizenberg. Each of them taught me important things about the craft in their own ways.
I was exceedingly grateful to put together a collection of short fiction for my thesis with Mary Helen's guidance. I'm hoping to have a few more of the individual short pieces published—but my thesis project overall may be a collection I eventually submit to publishers for consideration. More revision would be involved before any such decision could be made with certainty.
My longer works, however, continue to be problematic. Two of my novels died in the MFA program—or rather, I filed them away for now to work on my current novel. That being said, I learned a great deal about my particular weaknesses and hope to overcome them with my new project.
I've finished with my Blue River responsibilities. It was an interesting start to a journal that I hope will continue to be published by the Creighton MFA program. The latest issue recently came out, so don't forget to snag a copy.
Post-graduation life is, simply put, calmer and more manageable.
The Day Job
After an intense summer internship last year, I started working as a contract employee for Tethered by Letters. It's been a learning experience—I've never worked as anything other than a regular employee before—but the challenges have helped me grow as a writer, editor, and publisher. I'm currently the publishing assistant for TBL and I work as the editorial assistant for F(r)iction—TBL's triannual literary and art journal. Broadly, my responsibilities concern everything from intermediate updates to the website, to social media marketing, to F(r)iction assginments and editing, to pretty much everything F(r)Online.
F(r)iction recently was picked up by Barnes & Noble and other select chain, independent, and college bookstores—so we're in the brick and mortars nationwide (and Canada too)! Pick up a copy of the journal at a bookstore near you and check out the amazing art and literature that we publish.
Recent Published Work
My most recent publication, "One Woman's Junk," is a flash fiction story that was featured in Newfound's web issue: Vo. 8, Other Worlds. I've read and admired the flash fiction Newfound has published for some time now—so to have my work published by them is quite an honor. The editors are also incredibly kind. Be sure to check out and support this wonderful nonprofit publisher.
In January, my flash fiction story, "Force Play," was published in issue #1 of Obra. This excellent digital magazine, produced by the MFA of the Americas, makes for a great read. I was thankful to work with the considerate editors on staff. Go check out what great literature and art they have to offer.
The online and print versions of Vestal Review #49/#47—in which my flash fiction story "Trace" was published—are also now available to read. Vestal Review has been publishing flash fiction since 2000 and are "the world's oldest magazine dedicated exclusively to flash fiction." They also recently published their fiftieth issue, which you can read here.
Up Next
This summer is shaping up to be a busy one. I've been submitting many of my short stories and flash fiction creations to journals and magazines. I'll be participating in workshops in Omaha and online—because quality critiques often lead to better work. I'm working on that novel—consistently, desperately. And when things get overwhelming, I'll be playing in my garden dirt.
Thanks for stopping in again, friends. And as always, thanks for reading.
Book Review: Video Game Storytelling by Evan Skolnick
"I found it to be both interesting and entertaining, using real-life examples taken from very popular movies and games that most people will be readily familiar with. I feel that Evan Skolnick has a lot to share and I really wish I had the opportunity to attend one of his talks. I would recommend Video Game Storytelling to anyone involved in the game development process—or anyone hoping to get into game development." —Game Vortex
I started with Game Vortex's quote because I believe I need to shed some positive light on this book. I could see how this book could be extremely helpful to people in the video game industry.
Here is the summary from the Penguin Random House site:
With increasingly sophisticated video games being consumed by an enthusiastic and expanding audience, the pressure is on game developers like never before to deliver exciting stories and engaging characters. With Video Game Storytelling, game writer and producer Evan Skolnick provides a comprehensive yet easy-to-follow guide to storytelling basics and how they can be applied at every stage of the development process—by all members of the team. This clear, concise reference pairs relevant examples from top games and other media with a breakdown of the key roles in game development, showing how a team's shared understanding and application of core storytelling principles can deepen the player experience. Understanding story and why it matters is no longer just for writers or narrative designers. From team leadership to game design and beyond, Skolnick reveals how each member of the development team can do his or her part to help produce gripping, truly memorable narratives that will enhance gameplay and bring today's savvy gamers back time and time again.
Many game developers care just as much about the story in their games as they do about game mechanics, which I think is smart. However, game developers may not have studied creative writing in school. So creating stories that resonate with their gamer audiences may be difficult to create.
For someone who has studied narrative structure and character building the majority of their life, I found this book to offer nothing new. To be fair, I am not a game developer and I read this book because I was interested in the idea of the subject matter. However, it's truly a book for beginners as far as the storytelling aspect goes. This doesn't make it a terrible read. While I didn't enjoy it, I'm sure others will and have.
Evan Skolnick has worked at companies such as Activision, Lucasfilm, and Marvel. He's worked on projects such as Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2, Spider-Man 3, Star Wars 1313, and many others. He's conducted workshops and spoke to many different video game industry professionals about storytelling techniques.
I received this book from Blogging for Books for this review.
Update: New Writings and Current Projects
Whoever said the summer months were for vacation probably wasn't a writer (or an editor). My graduate school classes don't start up again until late August, but I'm as busy as I've ever been. Don't misunderstand—I'm not complaining. This past month especially has been wonderful! What's more, I have some new published stories up and some fantastic opportunities to share.
New Flash Fiction Stories:
As some of you already know, I have two new published stories that are now available to read online.
- "Trace" can be found at Vestal Review online (issue 49) and it is forthcoming in print (issue 47). This story deviates greatly from my normal style. I wrote this to see if I could stretch myself as a writer. Though it may not be what you expect, I hope you enjoy it.
- "Spacefall" is the fourth installment of a Dually Noted group writing project. The writers used the phrase "Hold this—it's supposed to relieve stress" as a prompt. It was really fun to write and I hope you enjoy it. It's a personal favorite of mine.
Other Available Writings:
- "Articulating Agony: The Writer as Antihero" is up on the Blue River blog. While my attempts at being funny may be somewhat laughable… I hope you enjoy it anyway. I would encourage everyone to read the writings of my fellow staff members as well.
- "Helly Luv: The Pop Star Fighting ISIS" has surfaced on GERM Magazine. I found this spectacular woman via social media and decided to do a brief feature. She's a pretty cool artist.
- As a note: My women's college and women writers series will be continuing according to one of the editors. You can find a complete list of my GERM Magazine contributions here.
Forthcoming Writings:
- Interviews:
- Roger May at Change Seven
- Molly Rose Quinn at Tethered by Letters
- Tyler Barton at Tethered by Letters
- "War Song" in The Stark via Wisehouse/Editorial l'Aleph
- Book Reviews:
- All the Birds in the Sky by Charlie Jane Anders at Tethered by Letters
- UHaul by Emily Ramser on my blog
Opportunities for Readers and Writers:
I've had some exciting adventures with Tethered by Letters lately. As a summer intern for this amazing nonprofit, I have seen first hand how wonderful Dani, Leah, and the staff are to their writers, readers, and business partners. If you're curious check out what they offer:
- Readers, participate in the #LitStory Series giveaway for a chance to win a copy of F(r)iction #2, #3, or #4! Here are the details.
- Free Editing Program: The FEP is a great opportunity for writers. Feedback from an editor is often hard to come by and it can help a writer transform a piece from a fifth draft to a polished work. This program is indeed free once you join the Tethered by Letters community (also free). Here are the details.
- F(r)iction #5: The anticipated release of this beloved journal of fine art and literature is about to happen—and let me tell you, it is gorgeous. Tell your friends. Tell your friends' friends. Tell the dude crossing paths with you on the sidewalk—you get the idea. The Kickstarter is up!
- Dually Noted: Do you want to be part of a group writing project? Submit your story by Friday for your chance to be part of the current TBL story cycle. Submissions are voted upon by a select group of editors and then the chosen story is posted on the website for readers. Try your luck, writers! Submit your awesome 500 word addition—details here—and tell them I sent you.
As fiction editor for Blue River, I've been reading some exciting work from graduate students that have submitted to our journal. The great news is that there is still time to submit for the chance to win the Blue River Editors' Award of $500 (USD). The editors will be giving feedback for each submission. We're looking for great stories from graduate writers for the first issue and—if you're a writer in a graduate writing program—we hope to see your work!
Thanks for tuning in and, as always, thanks for reading!
Of Lovely Minds and Bodies: Jennifer Niven's Holding Up the Universe
Let me explain a bit about Jennifer Niven before I begin this book review—for the sake of those unfamiliar with the author.
Jennifer is the daughter of Penelope Niven, who was also an accomplished writer. In the early stages of Jennifer's career, she wrote nonfiction, which was her mother's genre. When she published Velva Jean Learns to Drive, she was venturing into the world of fiction, and I became one of her biggest fans. Velva Jean was a heroine that I rooted for, that I loved, that I wanted to be like. Jennifer had me hooked.
In 2015, Jennifer decided to switch age groups—from adults to teens—and, as a result, became a New York Times bestselling author with her book, All the Bright Places. The novel sold in many different countries. Jennifer gained international acclaim. More importantly, she became more than "just an author" to so many young people—she became an advocate for those with mental illness.
Holding Up the Universe is Jennifer's newest young adult novel, scheduled to release on October 4, 2016.
Here is the synopsis:
Everyone thinks they know Libby Strout, the girl once dubbed "America's Fattest Teen." But no one's taken the time to look past her weight to get to know who she really is. Following her mom's death, she's been picking up the pieces in the privacy of her home, dealing with her heartbroken father and her own grief. Now, Libby's ready: for high school, for new friends, for love, and for EVERY POSSIBILITY LIFE HAS TO OFFER. In that moment, I know the part I want to play here at MVB High. I want to be the girl who can do anything.
Everyone thinks they know Jack Masselin, too. Yes, he's got swagger, but he's also mastered the impossible art of giving people what they want, of fitting in. What no one knows is that Jack has a newly acquired secret: he can't recognize faces. Even his own brothers are strangers to him. He's the guy who can re-engineer and rebuild anything in new and bad-ass ways, but he can't understand what's going on with the inner workings of his brain. So he tells himself to play it cool: Be charming. Be hilarious. Don't get too close to anyone.
Until he meets Libby. When the two get tangled up in a cruel high school game — which lands them in group counseling and community service — Libby and Jack are both pissed, and then surprised. Because the more time they spend together, the less alone they feel. . . . Because sometimes when you meet someone, it changes the world, theirs and yours.
Jennifer Niven delivers another poignant, exhilarating love story about finding that person who sees you for who you are — and seeing them right back.
As a contributor to Germ Magazine (for the sake of transparency: it is an online publication created by Jennifer), I had the privilege of receiving an ARC of Holding Up the Universe in exchange for a review.
Romance, for any age group, is not my genre of choice—but I have to admire Jennifer's ability to make love stories feel true to real life. The romance between Libby and Jack starts slow and with lots of initial loathing. From there, it's not an easy transition to love and acceptance.
Loosely based on Jennifer's own experiences, she doesn't sugar coat the hard issues, and I think that is what makes her writing so strong. The characters in this story are struggling to find the confidence to move forward with their lives. Libby is bullied for her weight. Jack is terrified he will lose everyone he loves if he tells them about his cognitive disorder. Jack's brother carries a purse despite his schoolmates' opinions of him. The list goes on.
A cowardly act inspires the bravery hidden in both Libby and Jack. They start to change the people around them, including each other, as they learn how to accept themselves and pursue their dreams. And interwoven with these trials is an underlying truth—that Libby and Jack are wanted simply as they are.
At times it is a heartbreaking journey, but I'm glad I tagged along to see all of the triumphs for our main characters. It's like Niven's writing invites you in and makes you want to stay for dinner. There is cordiality in her paragraphs, friendship in her sentences. Then she shakes it up with a dash of humor. There is a deliberate connection, like she's reaching for the reader's hand. Her writing does not suffer due to her intentions. On the contrary, her kindness magnifies the power of the story.
There were only a few things that bothered me, overall, about the book.
There were many minor characters and I eventually started to mix some of them up because of the sheer number of them. Oftentimes it was because a group of minor characters played a minute role in a single part of the novel, with only a brief mention of them later. The ones that were more concrete, like Caroline and Mr. Levine, I didn't have too much trouble with. It was people like Kendra Wu, Jesselle Villegas, Jayvee De Castro, and Rachel that made me scratch my scalp. There were several times I had to stop reading to go back in the novel and figure out who these minor characters were.
And since we are on the topic of characters, I have to admit that many of them bordered on stereotypes. Jennifer's writing was much stronger when she focused on holistic qualities of the characters, because it made them feel more like real human beings.
That being said, I think Holding Up the Universe deserves to be read. In these tumultuous times, we all need a little more empathy. Jennifer's novel examines just how lovely and wanted all of us are—a message the world desperately needs.
Where You Should Be and When: Urgent Literary Events
Hi friends! There is an explosion of awesome literary events happening in my neck of the woods (and a few other places) that you need to know about. Here's a quick run down, starting with the most urgent.
At the University of Nebraska Omaha (Omaha, NE):
Tonight 7 pm, Twyla M. Hansen and Tim Hunt will give a reading at the Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center. Learn more here.
At Salem College (Winston-Salem, NC):
Tonight at 7 pm, Incunabula is releasing their newest installment of the magazine. Go support some emerging writers if you're in the area. Learn more here.
At the Joslyn Art Museum (Omaha, NE):
The last Fair Use Reading of the year will be at the Joslyn Art Museum tomorrow night. Get there at 6:30 pm for seats. Make sure to bring books for Blue River's book drive! Meredith Spears, Nathan Sindelar, and Shelby Snedeker will be reading.
Enter to win an autographed copy of Pas de Deux: Part One (online):
You've got about a day before this opportunity is lost. Put your name in that hat. Also, check out Wynter S.K. and Pas de Deux.
At Salem College (Winston-Salem, NC):
A collegiate publications and journalists conference? Who dare take on such a momentous task? None other than Emily Wonder Woman Ramser of course. Check out this great opportunity coming up April 30. You can learn more here and—never fear—still register by emailing Emily at email@example.com.
At Pageturners Lounge (Omaha, NE):
Another installment of the literary pub quiz is happening May 4 at 8 pm. Don't forget to bring your books to donate to Blue River's book drive! Learn more about genius and event organizer Theodore Wheeler and about the event.
A Flash Fiction Class for $0.99 (online)?
Yes, the rumors are true, so hurry and sign up. Ilana Masad is teaching this course. Learn more about it here.
Blue River Book Drive (Omaha, NE):
Blue River is seeking book donations for an upcoming fundraiser. Please help us out if you can. Drop them off at Creighton University or at the Fair Use Reading or during the Literary Pub Quiz. Thanks for supporting literature!
Writers and Editors and Publishers! Oh my!: My First AWP Experience
As many of you know, I attended the Association of Writers and Writers Programs (AWP) conference in Los Angeles, California this year—an experience that was partly funded by the generous Creighton University. It was my first time attending an AWP conference and it was amazing.
My fellow writers Nate Sindelar, Maranda Loughlin, Arnie Hermes, and I embarked upon a cross-country adventure to the land of sunshine and starlight. Despite the madness of driving twenty-two hours and thirty-six minutes straight (roughly thirty hours after some stopping and set-backs), we decided to be brave and to make it a priority to see some of the scenery of the western United States. As expected, it was an exciting and perilous adventure.
We began the first part of our journey through Nebraska in the early morning, the Monday before the conference. It seemed even the birds had gotten the message that now was the time to travel. As I had the privilege to sit in the back of the car for a while, I used that time to catch up on some shut-eye, to read a bit more of Ready Player One, and to—of course—write a bit. It seemed like very little time before we were entering Colorado, one of my favorite states in the U. S.
As we climbed in elevation, I looked forward to seeing the Rocky Mountains again. The first time I saw the Rocky Mountains was at the Rocky Mountain National Park during a first year anniversary retreat with my husband. They were awe-inspiring then and they were still awe-inspiring the second time around. The mountains first appeared on the horizon like low-hanging clouds. As we drove closer, the sheer cliffs and evergreen trees, the snow caps and valleys, all came into clearer view.
We stopped in Denver, Colorado to peek our head into a bookstore (true to our nature) and for some food. However, only one could order the fish and chips. Nate and Arnie decided to participate in the 76th Hunger Games.
Back on the road, we eventually drove far enough to reach Utah. In terms of fun, Utah was the opposite of Colorado. At night, heading down a mountain, it began to snow. Fortunately, we were using Maranda's four-wheel-drive Jeep. Unfortunately, I was the one who had to drive through it. The roads and visibility became bad enough that I had to pull over. Nate informed us that the snowfall might not end for a couple of days. Nate decided to take over the driving. The rest of us watched for cars and other potential hazards. Traumatized, sleep-deprived, and terrified, we drove onward.
When the snow finally let up, Nate pulled over and allowed me to drive again. I made it only so far before we hit another pocket of the snowstorm and we were back to the dangerous conditions of before. This time there was a snow plow ahead of us. I decided I needed to go slow anyway and followed the plow for a while. I relied on Flogging Molly, Queens Of The Stone Age, Metallica, and Rush to keep me awake and alert—although, in retrospect, this might have been a bad choice because it made me want to drive faster than I was going and also seemed to heighten the drama of the event. Alas, I regret nothing (mainly because I didn't kill us or wreck the car).
When I feared I would fall asleep if I went on any longer, I finally gave up the wheel to Maranda, who eventually became too tired as well. We parked the car briefly and got a few hours of much needed rest (I may or may not have had my mouth attractively hanging open in my sleep). Then we were off again.
We were about to enter Las Vegas as the sun was peeking over the horizon. I didn't have my contacts in at this point (I was not driving) and so everything was a bit hazy for me. What I remember is the desert in its darkness and then all of a sudden there was what looked like a massive grid of lights sprawling before us. We were tired, and not so interested in Vegas's flashy advertisements at the moment, so we drove straight through. I did manage to snap a blurry picture or two.
From there we drove through the desert to California. I remember thinking as we were winding through the mountains that everything was so beautiful. The rock faces, the wildflowers, the array of colors, the sunshine—I felt as if, maybe not so surprisingly, I'd stepped into a movie. I wondered when the Indominus Rex would come storming down one of the mountainsides or when Bumblebee and Megatron would make a crash-landing into the middle of the freeway.
When we finally got to LA, I met our host and Nate's friend Nathan (yes, I know many people with Nate/Nathan names). He was a stellar guy, let me tell you, and even more so for letting us crash for free in his living room for nearly a week. We found out his roommate, Tevin, who happened to be an accomplished slam poet and in the know about the local writing scene, was also wicked cool.
Nathan took us to some great places in downtown LA. We got some amazing coffee, excellent food, and—of course—visited a bookstore. The Last Bookstore was probably one of the coolest places I've ever had the privilege to visit. Set up like a sort of maze (the upstairs is called the labyrinth), there were all kinds of books in nearly every genre. The horror vault and the bench made out of an old, Chevy pickup truck tailgate sealed my love for this place—but there were all kinds of cool displays that made the store feel downright magical. There were even readings going on when we visited, which were entertaining and often comical. I think I would be happy living my last days at The Last Bookstore during the end of the world.
The next day we went to Donut Friend in Highland Park and then onward to Venice Beach and Hollywood. It was an amazing day, filled with great food and wonderful company.
We also set up the booth for the AWP book fair. We were representing the Creighton University MFA program, Blue River, and Brighthorse Books. We even had the chance to pass out information about Theodore Wheeler, an accomplished Creighton MFA alumnus.
Thursday was when the real madness began and it continued through Friday and Saturday. AWP is a huge conference with more than 12,000 attendees and it only gets bigger as the years go on. The Los Angeles Convention center was huge, but they also had panels in the Marriott across the street. You almost had to take a whole day to check out all of the book fair booths. It was pure bliss to see so many people that cared about the written word and the power of poetry and prose. I met some really fantastic people, from the very accomplished to the new professional. There were so many on-site and off-site events that one could only attend a small fraction of them.
I really enjoyed the speculative, young adult, and publishing industry panels I attended. There was a great deal to learn about the politics of writing and publishing. I'll never forget seeing three of my favorite authors—Kelly Link, Emily St. John Mandel, and Ruth Ozeki—on stage during the Penguin Random House Speakers Bureau panel.
I also had the privilege Thursday night, thanks to the amazing editors of F(r)iction, to be part of an AWP off-site event called Literary Friction. Andrew McFadyen-Ketchum was our host and a representative of all three organizations that put on the event—F(r)iction, Floodgate Poetry Series, and poemoftheweek.org. I was in the company of some serious talent—Anders Carlson-Wee and Kai Carlson-Wee, F. Douglas Brown, Geffrey Davis, Nicky Beer, Scott O'Connor, Paisley Rekdal, Campbell McGrath, Simone Muench, and Lynn Emanuel. Their work was at times breathtaking, at times heart-wrenching, and at times rather hilarious. It was so wonderful I had to keep telling myself it wasn't a dream and that I was really at These Days Gallery, reading an excerpt of "When Continents Collide" alongside these amazing writers.
Friday evening, I had the pleasure of meeting up with one of the professors who taught many of my creative writing courses at Salem College, Aimee Mepham (read "The Blacklisting of Sweet Kiss" and "Raving Ones"). Catching up with her over dinner was such a blessing. Her endless hard work and dedication to her craft really inspire me.
When Sunday rolled around, it was time to head back to Nebraska. We bid farewell to Nathan and Tevin and began the journey home. We decided to take a southern route to avoid any more snowy mountain passes. On the way, we couldn't resist making a stop on the edge of the Mojave National Preserve.
Then we traveled through Arizona—stopping for dinner in Flagstaff to check out the scene and another bookstore—, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Kansas. I felt very blessed to see parts of this beautiful country that I had never seen before.
My first experience with the AWP conference was wonderful. I understand there are those who do not enjoy it and I empathize. But I can honestly say it was one of the best decisions of my life to go to this conference. I owe a lot of thanks to a lot of people and I hope by now they know I'm grateful. I will take the things I've learned and use them to help others and myself as we all continue our literary journeys.


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Le Monde des Bleus 2002 Download
Console : Playstation 2
Genre : Sports
Multiplayer : 8 players
Year : 2001
Developer : Sony
Publisher : Sony
Popularity : 1
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In gameplay terms not much has changed since the last version; This is Football is still a fast-flowing, end-to-end arcade romp rather than a considered simulation, though there are hidden strategic depths to discover as you negotiate the four difficulty settings. Strategies and goal scoring moves learnt from TIF 1 & 2 still work--the sprint down the touchline followed by an in-swinging cross to the far post usually results in a goal (provided you have a half-way decent striker).
The new TIF also offers real player names (no Michael Orin nonsense) and likenesses--though this becomes less accurate as you descend down the leagues (yes, this time you can play as Port Vale!) and the players become more obscure. There are a limited number of stadia offered, but these too are lovingly realised. In fact, on the eye-candy front, TIF will be hard to beat this year.
The slick presentation and accessible gameplay coupled with the wealth of leagues available (Jumpers For Goalposts is back) should ensure that, for one season at least, the race for the video-game championship should be a three-horse race. At the very least TIF 2002 qualifies for Europe.
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EXIT Dunedin
EXIT Dunedin is a collection of written reviews of every final year student from the Department of Fine Art at Otago Polytechnic in New Zealand. This project was carried out by an invited team of individuals in response to the end of year degree show in Dunedin between 16th and 18th November 2006. These writers derive from various backgrounds within the local art community, independent from the Artschool. To read these reviews please view http://buro.net.nz/exitdunedin where they are available to be downloaded and printed. This blog has been designed to allow open dialogue and discussion to continue and develop beyond the completion of the initial review process. Please feel free to make a comment responding to this project and any issues surrounding it.


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Phil Taylor has been knocked out of the World Darts Championship after a 4-3 defeat in the third round by Jelle Klaasen.
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ZURICH, SWITZERLAND – The E.U. Commission has approved Barry Callebaut's health claim submission on cocoa flavanols, the Zurich-based maker of cocoa and chocolate products said Sept. 4. The claim states, "Cocoa flavanols help maintain the elasticity of blood vessels, which contributes to normal blood flow."
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The cross was more than just an altar that Jesus died on, it was the platform for other spiritual events that were also part of God's ULTIMATE plan for our salvation.
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The insights in this book are mind-blowing and life changing. and will help you to fully appreciate the depth of God's love for you and the entire mankind!


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The Head of Higher Ground Church is Jesus Christ, pure and simple. There is no other.
Our leaders make decisions in the interest of encouraging maturity among those who come to Higher Ground Church, but such decisions are simply the exercising of our calling to help others gain a closer relationship with God, serve others for the cause of Christ, or perhaps discover that God exists for the first time. Higher Ground Church's cohesive vision, stemming from the Word of God and the obvious needs among believers, skeptics, and those on the fence, was laid as the foundation of Higher Ground Church from the beginning. We believe that this vision is of God, and we look for the continuous guidance of the Holy Spirit.
I was called to the Lighthouse Point / Deerfield Beach / Pompano Beach area in 1999 to serve this community for Christ. The original sole purpose of my presence in Florida was to volunteer at Grace Assembly, an Assemblies of God Home Missions Church in Pompano Beach. It was to my surprise when God discouraged me from returning to the Connecticut-based A.G. church where I had been involved with Christian Education. Now it is time to serve the area by planting a new church.
May the center of Higher Ground Church be You, Lord. May we always exalt you alone in all we do, say, and refrain from doing and saying.
Douglas Decicco, Founder of Higher Ground Church
Douglas Decicco has twenty-five years of ministry experience, beginning at Crossroads Community Cathedral in East Hartford, Connecticut, where he served as Youth Leader, Junior High School (Middle School) Youth Pastor, and Singles Pastor. He then moved to Florida to work within the Youth Department of Grace Assembly of God in Pompano Beach, Florida, and became Youth Pastor there. He served as Youth Pastor and then Drama Pastor at Winston Park Church in Coconut Creek, Florida. He has served in various other teaching, counseling, and preaching capacities in Connecticut, Massachusetts, South Carolina, and Florida and has provided significant financial support for missions activities on five continents. He is currently authoring two Christian publications detailing some of his cutting-edge perspectives on biblical reformation within the evangelical church. He is a graduate of Global University's Ministerial School, a former student at L'Abri Fellowship in Southboro, Massachusetts, and an Advanced Toastmaster Bronze. His creative direction of plays, comedies, independent feature movies, holiday musicals, expressive dances, and media pieces brings a level of creativity to his ministry that is refreshing.
His salvation experience was as a young adult, and has had a pronounced conversion of attitude and belief. Consequently he is familiar with both contemporary postmodern culture and the experience of conversion and subsequent dilemmas for the unchurched. Douglas has led weekend personal evangelism workshops and has led numerous people to Jesus, not only from the pulpit, but also during individual discussions and through his published writing.
Douglas Decicco has served as Primary Counselor and Coordinator of the Intensive Outpatient Program of Christian Recovery Solutions in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and is an expert in the biblical roots of the Twelve Steps used internationally as tools of recovery from dozens of forms of addiction and compulsion.
As a former United Technologies research team member and IT Architecture and Design Consultant, Douglas has technical and administrative abilities that are useful for the smooth running of and effective communication within Higher Ground Church.
If the congregation agrees wholeheartedly with everything the preacher says, then the preacher is not doing God's work. Good preaching should challenge existing perspectives.
God has revealed Himself in the Bible, and in these scriptures has communicated what must be done and from what we must refrain to live a life worthy of eternity. Yet we can begin this eternal life before we have corrected our life by simply recognizing Jesus as the Son of God who can lead us through forgiveness and into a walk with the Holy Spirit toward that new life. Thank God that this is true and has been clearly communicated through the parable of the Prodigal Son, or many of us in Christian service would not be qualified to lead anyone to eternity.
May we, for the effectiveness of our ministry and the glory of God, each find a greater purity of heart and mind day by day.
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I want to be a captain
From the old salty sea
I want to steal booty
Quickly and then flee
I need me a peg leg
So that my body can stand
And a sharp pointy hook
In place of me hand
I need me a ship
One with black sails
Throw on some cannons
They better not fail
I be needin' a crew
One that is strong
But better be quiet
When me plan does go wrong
A top my shoulder
I need me a parrot
One that won't squawk
He be worth 14 carat
You be readin' me sea chant
It be a catchy tune
I hope ye enjoyed it
Now you owe me gold doubloons
If ye don't pay up
It'll be a walk on the plank
Or perhaps a quick dip
In me shark infested tank
Copyright © Sabrina Robillard | Year Posted 2012
My best friend is amazing
She always stays in step
And when I'm in a good mood
She's always full of pep
My best friend follows me around
Everywhere I go
She even follows me to town
So that I'm not alone
The only trips she won't embark
Are the ones when it gets too late
My shadow doesn't like the dark
That's one thing that she hates
So she only comes out in the day
When sunshine does come near
But if the clouds do roll in
My friend will disappear!
I don't like to eat my veggies
No carrots, beans, or peas.
And I don't like to eat any salad
It's full of gross green leaves.
I just don't like the dirt
And all the bugs they're carryin'.
All this wouldn't matter….
But I'm a vegetarian!
I wake up in the morning
My hair all in a mess
I slip on my pink slippers
Not wanting to get dressed
I pour myself some coffee
Then sit down in my chair
I think about all my todo's
Then huff, it isn't fair!
I want to lay in bed all day
Not have to lift a finger
Oh, what a joy it'd be
The ability to linger
I huff and puff and drink my joe
Then get on my lazy feet
I say "Just forget it!"
Then plop back on my seat
Copyright © Sabrina Robillard | Year Posted 2013
Apple pie is so divine,
I eat it all then feel like swine.
You left me all alone again
I thought you were my lover, my friend
I didn't know we were doomed to end
You went away and I fell apart
Now I'm stuck picking up the pieces of my broken heart
So much of my life I must restart
I fell in love with you so fast
I should have known it would never last
All my feeling's for you have past
You're now just a distant memory
You're gone and now I can clearly see
You and I weren't meant to be
By: Sabrina Robillard
For the contest: "Picking up the Broken Pieces"
October 28/ 2012
I am a mouse
You are a cat
You think you are…
But you aren't all that
I am too fast
For you to kill
The blood of no one
You will spill
Your claws are dull
Just like your head
You're about as smart
As a slice of bread
You think you're fast
But you're really not
So I have no worries
I'll never be caught
A door does slam
We turn to see
A man walk in
With a new fishy
That fish looks tasty
Go give him a try
But he is a piranha
I hope you don't die
Learning from your own mistakes
Increasing your knowledge
Friendship is one thing that lasts
Enjoy the future, don't live in the past!
Today I made a craft
It turned out really well
I made a little doll
Then cast an evil spell
I borrowed some of your hair
And a clipping from your toes
Then I went all through your closet
And stole some of your clothes
This doll is really neat
I can't wait to try it out
I want to make you dance!
I want to make you shout!
Just hand me that little pin
The one with the really sharp point
I'll stab it in the doll
And you'll ache in all your joints.
You kind of had it coming,
To me you were quite rude.
But maybe with this pin…
You'll finally change your mood!
Go away!
Go away!
Shoo, shoo, shoo!
I don't like skunks
You smell


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We left Tbilisi around 3am, and didn't manage to sleep a wink beforehand. I get nervous before flying, more so because of the fear of a culture shock than actually being in the air.
Month: August 2015
… And I'm Back!
That was quite a pause, wasn't it? We arrived in the early afternoon yesterday after travelling for nearly 24 hours (more than one connection is never a good idea…) so I've been trying to get myself organised and get over this stinking cold I was blessed with for the entire journey before normality tomorrow.
We started in Germany, with a quick trip to Poland, before heading to the UK where we stayed in London and Oxford. So quite a lot of travelling for 2-and-a-bit weeks. Expect to see lots from our trip coming soon!
Impending Hiatus
(So that's not me but I've been told I look similar, and that's definitely a look I'm going to be adopting for the next week)…
So very late tonight I leave for Berlin, finally! As I've been mentioning repeatedly on here since buying the plane tickets.
Shota and I will be in Berlin for a week, with a potential trip Poland. Although I'm going to be pretty busy I'll try and vlog everything which I'll assemble the following week when I have access to a computer when I reach home!
I'll be in London for a few days after arriving in the UK, staying with my wonderful friend from Argentina which I'm very excited about, before heading home to Oxford to cuddle my dog and indulge in the familiar scents of home.
I'm sure you'll understand that I'm going to fully embrace this break since I haven't left Georgia since January so it will be quite emotional for me, but I'll make it up to you when I return!
In the meantime, I should still be fairly active on Instagram if you are eager to see what I'm up to, and I'm trying to use Snapchat (chloe-diamond) more too.
So take care and be sure to leave me some comments and stories of what you're up to this summer (or winter) too! Auf Wiedersehen!
Ten things that made me happy this week!
1: Starting to practice French again. I feel like I've forgotten everything since living in Georgia, so need some general practice to build up my confidence again. I will soon go back to translating Edith Piaf songs for fun!
2: Managing to salvage the washing machine after it shredded my bra. Thank god I didn't break it, it would be the most frustrating thing – Never trust a hand wash setting!
3: Featuring on GUM! They were sweet enough to email me inviting me to feature on their blog. Definitely go and have a look, it's about Growing Up Millennial full of tips and advice.
4: Chatting with my friend from Brazil, although now he's studying in the South of France and so far the stories and photos are incredible. I can live vicariously through him, and it's so interesting to hear other perspectives on new cultures!
5: These adorable photos taken by Guinnever Shuster!
6: Having shiny hair, I never have shiny hair! I'm so impressed with my current shampoo and conditioner, and I only wash it twice a week. It doesn't get greasy at all, I could even get away with just once.
7: The leaf on my nectarine and Georgian summer fruits in general.
8: Surprising myself with my North Caucasian geography. I could find Chechnya and Vladikavkaz on the map!
9: This game called Cloud Path that I've been working with, and quickly became addicted to. This is exactly why I avoid games! It lead me to download The Sims on my phone and I had flashbacks of summer 2008 where my green-skinned family accidentally killed their father and had their baby taken away. I swiftly deleted it.
10: The photo of Shota and I above. That supra was horrific as we got home at 4am, but I just found the photo hilarious.
Hope you've had a wonderful week – tell me all about it!
London Wishlist!
Next week we leave for Germany, then the week after that, to the UK. I'm pretty excited, if you couldn't tell. Mostly to see how I'll react to my native environment and if I'll have a culture shock, but also for the abundance of food and places to experience.
One thing I definitely need to do when I head home is go shopping. I hate shopping, I find it so stressful and always leave feeling frumpy and down. I do like having new clothes though, who doesn't? This time I actually need to buy a few new things, as my clothes now in Georgia are suitably old and worn as well as an impending wedding in October (not mine..)!
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Paleo Meatballs with Hidden Veggies for a Picky Toddler
Continuing with the theme of hidden veggies, I've started making these paleo meatballs with veggies hidden in them as well. Super easy and SO delicious. I started disguising vegetables in our food for Adelaide's sake but it's also great for the grown-ups too. Make these and freeze them or eat off them for a couple days. Even Ari loves chowing down on these meatballs!
1 pound ground grass fed beef
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1 egg
1/2 cup almond flour
Line baking sheet with parchment paper and form meatballs then bake at 400 degrees for 20-25 minutes.
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Year Built:2005
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20 Bayard Street Unit# 12C
Brooklyn, NY 11211
Year Built:2005
Sq. Feet:812 sq. ft.
Source ID:2417900
Listed:94 days ago
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There is nothing quite like #12C at the Bayard Views Condominium in prime North Williamsburg adjacent to renovated McCarren Park and a short distance from the Bedford Avenue L train. The nearby Nassau Avenue G train provides quick access to Long Island City and the East River Ferry sails straight to midtown Manhattan at East 35th Street. This oversized 812sf one bedroom apartment, with 9-10 foot ceilings throughout, features an in-unit Bosch washer/dryer, a 421a tax abatement, a wall-of-windows facing south with panoramic views of Williamsburg and downtown Brooklyn, an unobstructed private balcony, an open kitchen with full-sized stainless steel appliances by Sub Zero and Viking, a large breakfast bar topped with Calcutta Gold marble countertops and natural white maple wood floors throughout. The Bayard Views Condominium is the tallest building along McCarren Park with 62 units total, is pet friendly and has deeded gated parking with Zipcars available. The building features a full-time doorman, cold storage for grocery deliveries, a furnished rooftop common space overlooking all of NYC, resident storage rooms, a fitness room, childrens play area, bike storage ($50/year), low common charges and Verizon FiOS. Neighborhood highlights are the newly opened Whole Foods, Sweet Chick, Radegast Hall & Biergarten, SEA Thai, Brooklyn Brewery, the William Vale Hotel, The Meat Hook and The Brooklyn Bowl.
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