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Linda Appleman Shapiro's memoir, She's Not Herself is celebrating its second anniversary. And it has a lot to celebrate. Just take a look at these wonderful reviews: "An honest and compelling story by a brave and gifted writer." ~ Wally Lamb – NY Times best-selling author of She's Come Undone, I Know This Much Is True, and many other novels. Winner of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill's Kenneth Johnson Award for the anti-stigmatization of mental illness. "A story that applies to us all – truthful, carefully crafted, and created with a clear-eyed affection." ~ Watts, M.D., poet, writer, musician, NPR commentator "We identify with the author's sense of alienation from the first chapter and agonize with her longing for a normal life. She's Not Herself is a revelatory account of someone who grew up with a mentally ill parent and grew up to become an effective, loving mother and a successful professional healer." ~US Review of Books, Barbara Bamburger Scott "I lov … [Read more...]
Let's celebrate with Linda Appleman Shapiro
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Reading about Corita Kent at {pages}: a bookstore
This past Thursday evening I attended a book reading at my local independent bookstore, {pages}. April Dammann, author of Corita Kent. Art and Soul. The Biography. (Angel City Press), spoke to us about the wonderful artist and teacher of the 1960s formerly known as Sister Mary Corita. I was most interested in attending this event because I have four of Corita's serigraphs hanging on my family room wall. I fell in love with them in the 1960s when I first heard of this rebellious nun, modern artist, and activist for social justice who combined bright colors, whimsical shapes, and political and/or literary messages in her artwork. And I still enjoy having her work in my house. Her work is relevant. Her messages are universal. For example, she wrote two messages in the Life piece (upper right): "Life is a complicated business fraught with mystery and some sunshine." P. Roth "Let the morning time drop all its petals on me. Life I love you. All is groovy." Simon & … [Read more...]
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Great writing advice from David Berner
I can relate. It took 68 queries before I got the "yes I'd like to publish your memoir." And like David Berner, author of There's a Hamster in the Dashboard, I kept submitting. I persevered. I believed I'd find a home for my book—even though the subject matter is mental illness and suicide. So, here's my plea to all writers: David has given you great advice. Read it, believe it, and keep writing and submitting - always with the positive attitude that your "yes" will come in time. Please welcome David as he tours his new book with WOW! Women On Writing. The Best Way to Submit Your Creative Nonfiction to Small Publications and Literary Journals By David W. Berner I received more than 30 rejections to the manuscript for my second book, Any Road Will Take You There. Thirty. Each one of them arrived as an email, one after the other in a steady beat for about two years. "But these are good rejections. They like the story," said my agent. The editors did like the story, but m … [Read more...]
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A special to honor the Out Of Darkness walk
The Boston Out of Darkness overnight walk for suicide prevention and awareness is the night of June 27 – less than two weeks away. And I've been very aggressively training for it. I'll need to walk 16 to 18 miles that night, so I want to be well prepared. Yesterday I walked almost 10 miles, so I think I'm right on track to be able to complete this personal challenge. I'll be posting photos of my team S.O.L.E.S. and me in this hat. In case you're wondering why the walk is at night, here are my thoughts – it's to bring the suicide word out of the darkness. We need to speak that word so we can help prevent it. If people will talk about their suicidal thoughts maybe others can help prevent those at risk from acting upon their thoughts. I wish my son had talked to my husband or me. I still think after almost sixteen years that maybe I could have changed his mind had he only told me what he was thinking. Here's one of the S.O.L.E.S. team captains, Deborah Lee Rose, wearing the&n … [Read more...]
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What's in a book title?
The title of my memoir is Leaving the Hall Light On (Dream of Things). A lot of people ask me what the title means. Here's an explanation. At first I believed—my magical thinking—that if I left the hall light on, if we didn't move away from our house, if we didn't change our telephone number, Paul, our son who took his life at age 27, would know how to make his way back. Paul would know we were still here waiting for him. For a long time I waited for that familiar sound of his Volvo coming into the garage, the sound of the door from the garage slamming as he entered the house and went down the hall to his room, the sound of him walking around the house at night, the sound of the door opening and closing as he went in and out of the house. In fact, for a while I thought I heard those sounds. And for a long time I left most of the things in his room alone for fear of removing his presence there. For a long time I refused to give away his things in case he would need them when he … [Read more...]
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How technical writing helped me write memoir and fiction
I fell in love with writing in grade school and took journalism and was on the newspaper staff in high school. I attended the University of Wisconsin as a journalism major, then transferred to UCLA my senior year to complete a degree in English. Because jobs for women journalists were few in the 1960s in Los Angeles, I began a long career as a technical writer and editor, proposal manager, web designer and content developer in the aerospace industry. And I must say that was a great choice because my job paid very well, and I'm still able to work from time to time as a consultant years after I officially retired (I'm just about to embark on a four-month job to help a group of engineers write a proposal to the U.S. Air Force). Plus, I've been able to transfer what I learned as a technical writer over to my memoir and fiction writing. Here are six things I learned: Plan before you write. I had an outline before I started my memoir and a list of scenes that guided my fiction b … [Read more...]
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Saturday, November 22, is International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day
Throughout the fifteen years since our son took his life, I've met many folks in person and through groups on Facebook who like me are survivors of suicide loss. So, I thought I'd remind all of us that tomorrow, Saturday, November 22, is International Suicide Survivors Day, an event always falling on the Saturday before Thanksgiving. I did a little research about how this day started and found out that Senator Harry Reid introduced a resolution to the United States Senate which led to the creation of National Survivors of Suicide Day in 1999. Senator Reid is a survivor of his father's suicide. Every year since the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention sponsors the International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day. The AFSP website says: International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day is the one day a year when people affected by suicide loss gather around the world at events in their local communities to find comfort and gain understanding as they share stories of healing and hope. On thi … [Read more...]
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Blog hops – another way to introduce our fellow authors
I always love to participate in blog hops and tagging games, so I thank author David Berner, whose new memoir recently won the Chicago Writers Association Book of the Year award, for tagging me to play this week. David and I recently met (virtually) through our publisher Mike O'Mary at Dream of Things. I heartedly welcome David into our Dream of Things family. David's book due out this fall is Any Road will Take You There, the story of a father who sets out on a cross-country road trip, one he never had the guts to take as a young man. He hopes it will spark a new chapter in his life. But the once-delayed journey now takes on new meaning when he's forced to confront his family's unsettled past. Plus, this spring Dream of Things will publish David's collection of essays: There's a Hamster in the Dashboard. So here I am tagged IT and answering the: BLOG HOP AUTHOR QUESTIONS What am I working on? My list is long. I'm just about ready to get back to revising my novel based on four s … [Read more...]
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The benefits of a small press
I had an excellent experience publishing with a small press, Dream of Things. Meeting my publisher, Mike O'Mary, was the best thing that happened to my book, Leaving the Hall Light On. My Choices guest today, ElizabethMaria Naranjo, also enjoys a similar experience. Please welcome Elizabeth who has just launched her debut novel, The Fourth Wall, through WiDo Publishing. To enter to win a free eBook version of The Fourth Wall, please leave a comment on this post. Winners will be announced at the end of her WOW tour. Benefits of a Small Press by Elizabeth Maria Naranjo Writers tend to separate publishing into two camps: traditional and indie. Indie publishing is often thought of as self-publishing, while traditional publishing gets described as finding an agent, landing a contract with a big publishing house, and reaping the benefits of a nice advance. Arguments in favor of indie publishing include retaining creative control and bypassing the long wait and frustrations that ca … [Read more...]
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Some stuff about me
With a birthday coming up next month I've been doing a lot of reflecting and a lot of thinking about the future. However, since my suggestion of a book everyone should read is Ram Dass' Be Here Now, I thought I'd share a recent interview that tells about me right now. 1. What is one book everyone should read? Be Here Now by Ram Dass 2. What is your favorite thing to eat for breakfast? Peanut butter and blueberries 3. Please tell us in one sentence only, why we should read your book, Leaving the Hall Light On. My book has much to share with anyone grieving the loss of a loved one or suffering any kind of loss. 4. Any other books in the works? Goals for future projects? I'm currently working on a historical fiction book based a bit on my family's history, yet with a twist. I also want to have a book of poetry published. And I'm almost through producing, with the help of an expert recording technician, a CD made of my son's jazz music. I hope to have it out in th … [Read more...]
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Guest author Donald R. Dempsey: review of Betty's Child, Q&A, and giveaway
I am honored to host author Donald R. Dempsey during his WOW-Women On Writing blog tour. His memoir, Betty's Child (Dream of Things, March 2013) is the story of one young man's ordeals with poverty, religion, physical and mental abuse, maternal insanity, and the dire need for confidence and direction as he attempts to come of age. Here's what three noted reviewers had to say. "Heartrending and humorous. In scene after vivid scene, Dempsey presents his inspiring true story with accomplished style. Dempsey's discipline as a writer lends the real-life tale the feel of a fictional page-turner." Kirkus Reviews "Honest and raw, yet full of humor, pathos, and no-holds-barred dialogue. Fasten your seat belt and get ready for a roller coaster ride. Highly recommended." Dr. Alan Gettis, Ph.D., clinical psychologist and author of The Happiness Solution "This memoir is for everyone who has ever known someone abandoned, someone unloved, someone with barriers that seem impenetrable. With wit … [Read more...]
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Happy rebirthing [via Eleanor Vincent]
[This is a reblog of Eleanor Vincent's post today - by permission] I'm throwing a party for the rebirth of Swimming with Maya. Thanks to the power of networking, it has a new life as a paperback and eBook. But in 2010, the future of my book did not look bright. Capital Books, the independent publisher that issued the hardback in 2004, was closing its doors. My beautiful book about raising daughters and rebounding after loss would be pulped. I tried everything I could think of to sell the remaining hardback copies – and had some success. But even if I sold them all, the book would still slowly fade and die. I considered the Author's Guild program "Back in Print" that creates print-on-demand books for authors in situations like mine. But I'd have to live with a generic book cover and format, and no marketing support for the book. Sadly, this story is not uncommon. Small publishers close their doors with alarming frequency. And big publishers – those consolidated megaliths – … [Read more...]
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Please welcome Eleanor Vincent, author of Swimming with Maya
I first met Eleanor Vincent, memoirist, essayist, and award winning author, in a writing workshop at Esalen in Big Sur California. It was in December 1999, four months after my son Paul took his life. While I was just getting my writing fingers moving again. Eleanor was already writing the first parts of her wonderful memoir, Swimming with Maya: A Mother's Story. We have been friends ever since. And I am so pleased that Swimming with Maya was just re-released in paperback and eBook by my publisher, Dream of Things, this past February. Join me in welcoming Eleanor Vincent to Choices as she discusses her life since Maya died, the writing of Swimming with Maya, her writing work now, and some of her favorite books, authors, and things to do on a Sunday afternoon. MS: You have experienced one of life's greatest tragedies. How can people who have experienced a personal tragedy find peace and meaning in daily life? EV: I think it's different for everyone, but in general the thi … [Read more...]
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It takes a village to write a book
When Eleanor Vincent and I were at pages: a bookstore the other night discussing our memoirs and how writing helped us heal, we continually mentioned how it takes a village to write a book. I'm now in the process of writing a novel, and I continue to believe in the importance of many helping hands in the process. I've just completed a novel revision workshop and got useful comments from my instructor and classmates. I also belong to a writing group, and I've used the resources of The Next Big Writers website to get reviews of my book as I review the work of others. Here I discuss how I got my memoir written and published, not only once but twice. A member of my village helped me connect with my current Dream of Things publisher when my first publisher went out of business. Even though writing is a lonely business, a village of resources helped and nurtured me from the time I started writing my memoir, Leaving the Hall Light On. I started with journaling, at first sporadically a … [Read more...]
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A successful bookstore reading and discussion
My friend, Eleanor Vincent came down this weekend to fulfill our commitment to do a reading and discussion at my local independent pages: a bookstore. She arrived on Saturday afternoon, and after much stalling we got to work planning the event Sunday morning after breakfast. We quickly decided to alternate two or three readings with short chats related to them, and then open the discussion to the audience. We chose on our reading portions – I chose two and Eleanor chose three – and then we practiced and timed the whole piece, including our remarks. I also created an agenda so we could each have one at the ready as we sat in front of the attendees later in the afternoon. I had already purchased a few bottles of wine and sparkling water and some veggies and dip to serve. Mike O'Mary shipped us books to sell. Eleanor's went directly to Pages. Mine came to my home. With all that we declared ourselves ready – mainly because we are very knowledgeable about our books' messages and the co … [Read more...]
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Kindle giveaway – ends tonight
My publisher, Mike O'Mary of Dream of Things put Leaving the Hall Light On back in the Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) Select program. He has also decided to give the Kindle version away for two days – yesterday and today, hopefully to kick start sales again. As of today – the second morning – it looks like the giveaway is going well though I won't know the actual count of books downloaded for free until tomorrow morning. Other book sales are going on too.It looks like I sold a few paperbacksin the last couple of days, and surprise, surprise, a hardback sold through my Amazon seller's account yesterday as well. Go there is you want a signed first edition. Of course the question still is: does a giveaway promote more sales once the giveaway is over? The last giveaways my publisher held did. According the webinar I heard yesterday by Howard VanEs through SheWrites on the subject of Cashing in with Kindle Books, a book giveaway should show up positively in the ranks for a few days … [Read more...]
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My writing life in 2012
Writing became a way to live with my son Paul's bipolar disorder and to survive his suicide as a result. However, I never dreamed it would become my way of life. I still cannot get through the day without writing something. However, in the last few years it has become more than a balm to ease the pain. It has become a joy and a way to meet and interact with some very wonderful writing friends. Like writing, I can never have enough Buddhas (Richard Stock photo) With that in mind, I thought I write down a few of the highlights of my writing life from 2012, starting with my first publisher's decision to go out of business. At first I was indeed devastated and then so angry. She closed down with four days warning and cut off our websites even before that. But the devastation and anger were very short lived. I reached out to a few writing friends – especially Keith Alan Hamilton – and got some suggestions about where to query. However, my dear friend and mentor Mark Shelmerdine came thr … [Read more...]
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ELLIS TO MOUNT 2007 GT3 DODGE VIPER ASSAULT Croydon's Bradley Ellis will take the step up to contest the highly-competitive Avon Tyres British GT Championship GT3 class in 2007, at the wheel of a mighty Dodge Viper. Ellis, who finished an ...
Croydon's Bradley Ellis will take the step up to contest the highly-competitive Avon Tyres British GT Championship GT3 class in 2007, at the wheel of a mighty Dodge Viper. Ellis, who finished an impressive third overall in the GTC class alongside Alex Mortimer in what was his inaugural British GT season in 2006, will continue to race with Banbury-based Team RPM.
The 2007 Avon Tyres British GT Championship will feature two classes, GT3 and GTC, with the overall champion being decided by the teams and drivers competing in GT3. The GT3 category was successfully launched in 2006 through the FIA GT3 European championship, with over 40 cars taking to the track for the first race at Silverstone. GT3 was also launched in British GT with entries from Aston Martin, Lotus, Porsche and Ascari, and in 2007 these famous manufacturers will be joined by Ferrari, Dodge, Jaguar, Mosler and Chevrolet.
Ellis, aged 19, will chariot the 520hp Dodge Viper at the first double-header British GT race meeting at Oulton Park on Saturday 7 and Monday 9 April, but thankfully that won't be the first time he'll take to the track in anger. A handful of tests with Team RPM have seen Ellis quickly adapt to the power increase from the previous 400bhp Porsche 996, ready to mount his assault on the British GT Championship crown.
With entries for the 2007 GT3 class including the most prestigious racing marques in the world, Ellis knows it's not going to be an easy ride. However, with a hat-trick of GTC wins with teammate Mortimer under his belt in a season that barely saw the pairing off the podium, Ellis is eager to get back on the track under full race conditions.
"After such an amazing first year racing in British GTs, I can't think of any better way to start my second season than in a Dodge Viper with Team RPM," said Ellis. "As well as producing some great race results, last year helped me master all the circuits, so I'm already one step ahead this year. The car feels good but we have more testing to do before the first round when we will see just how competitive we are."
Team RPM boss Robin Mortimer was instrumental in nurturing Ellis during his first British GT season. With over a decade of extensive experience in motorsport, Team RPM have claimed success in a plethora of racing categories, including Radical Enduro, Radical Biduro, Formula BMW, the Porsche Carrera Cup and the British GT Championship.
"I'm delighted to have sealed the deal to have Brad on board for a second season," said Mortimer. "He did a stunning job last year, proving himself to be one of the best rookies, he showed huge potential. We are very much looking forward to the season ahead with what we hope is a winning combination."
The first two 60-minute races of the 14-race 2007 season take place at Oulton Park in Cheshire on Saturday 7 and Monday 9 April.
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At the All Progressives Congress (APC), campaign grand finale in Edo state, Benin City, the governor of the state Adams Oshiomhole and his beautiful wife, Iara showed off their dance moves in front Nigeria's president.
After the introduction of APC state governors including the Lagos state, Governor Akinwumi Ambode an introductory song was played and Oshiomhole and wife were spotted dancing 'shoki' as President Muhammadu Buhari watched them in amazement.
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However, all party leaders, senators, ministers among others were present in order to give support to the Edo state gubernatorial candidate, Godwin Obaseki on Tuesday, September 6, at Sam Ogbemudia stadium.
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Ph.D. Edinburgh University, 1985
B.A. Queen's University, 1979
University of Toronto (Associated Graduate Faculty) 2005-
University of Guelph, Department of History, 1988-Present
University of Victoria 1986-1988
University of Western Ontario 1985-1986
medieval and early modern Scotland
Scottish urban history
history of crime in medieval and early modern Scotland
Scottish women's history -
Women in Scottish History Website www.womeninscottishhistory.org
areas of research for graduate supervision
gender and crime in medieval and early modern Scotland
medieval British Isles
pre-1600 Scottish and English towns
medieval and early modern British women
Scotland to c. 1600
current graduate students (2017-18)
Lisa Baer, "Women and Ambition in Sixteenth-Century Scotland", PhD 2016-
Devon Sherwood, "Scottish Queens in the Late Middle Ages", MA 2016-
Chelsea Hartlen, "Homicide in Late Medieval Scotland", PhD 2014-
Shayna Devlin, "The Family of the Duke of Albany", PhD 2014-
Mary Anne Gonzales, 'Beguines in Medieval Towns", PhD 2014-
Marian Toledo Candelaria, "Medieval Images of Malcolm Canmore," PhD 2013-
recent graduates
Alice Glaze, "Women's Networks of Family, Work, Support, and Slander in Canongate, 1600-1660" PhD 2017
Caitlin Holton, "Masculine Identity in Medieval Scotland: Gender, Ethnicity, and Regionality" PhD 2017
Sierra Dye, "'Devilische Wordis:' Speech as Evidence in Scottish Witch Trials, 1563-1736" PhD 2016
Jessica Lees, "Conjuring the Devil: Accusations of Witchcraft and the Reclamation of Masculinity in Early Modern Scotland" MA 2016
Paige Walker, "'Faith Much Beyond her Sexe:' Lady Eleanor Livingstone and Catholic Survival in post-Reformation Scotland" MA 2016
Andrew Webb, "The Fountain of Faithful Reform: Contextualizing Educational Priorities in Reformation Scotland" MA 2015
Sean Grant, "Scotland and the Early Modern Naval Revolution, 1488-1603" MA 2014
Emily Compton, "Property, Proprietry, and Patriarchy: Abduction, Assault, and Housebreaking in the Court of Common Pleas, 1399-1500" MA 2014
Dan MacLeod (co-advisor), "Servants of St Mungo: The Church in Sixteenth-Century Glasgow" PhD 2013
Kate Zubzcyk, "'In Tymes Bygane': Navigating Between Norse Tradition and Scottish Authority in Sixteenth-Century Shetland" MA 2013
Heather Parker, "'In all gudly haste':The Formation of Marriage in Scotland, c.1350-1600" PhD 2012
Alex Logue, "'Sharper than Swords, Sturdier than Stones': Space, Language, and Gender in Fifteenth-Centuryl London" MA 2011
Janine van Vliet, "The Maxwells in the West March:Local Authority and International Influence in the Sixteenth-Century Scottish Borders" MA 2011
Caitlin Holton, "'With a Vertu and Leawte': Maculinte Relationships in Medieval Scotland" MA 2011
Krsytle Borsa, "'Gud Behaviour of Toung and Hand': Women and Assault in Kirkcudbright c.1606-1658" MA 2011
books and edited works
co-edited with Lynn Abrams, Nine Centuries of Man: Manhood and Masculinities in Scottish History (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2017)
co-edited with J. Nugent, Children and Youth in Premodern Scotland (Woodbridge: Boydell & Brewer, 2015)
J.A. Campbell, E. Ewan and H. Parker, eds.,The Shaping of Scottish Identities: Family, Nation, and the Worlds Beyond Guelph Series in Scottish Studies (Guelph: Centre for Scottish Studies, 2011).
Audrey-Beth Fitch, The Search for Salvation: Lay Faith in Scotland, 1480-1560, edited by Elizabeth Ewan (Edinburgh: Birlinn Press, 2009).
co-edited with J. Nugent, Finding the Family in Medieval and Early Modern Scotland (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2008).
co-edited with S. Dunnigan, "Transformative Disorder: Scotland 1550-1650." A special issue of Renaissance and Reformation/Renaissance et Reforme 30, no. 4 (2008).
co-edited with S. Innes. S Reynolds, and R. Pipes, The Biographical Dictionary of Scottish Women (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2006, 2007).
co-edited with Maureen Meikle, Women in Scotland c.1100-c.1750 (East Linton: Tuckwell Press, 1999, 2000). Full text available at http://dc.lib.uoguelph.ca/women-in-scotland/
Townlife in Fourteenth-Century Scotland (Edinburgh University Press, 1990, 1992).
selected articles and book chapters
"Living in the Late Medieval Town of St Andrews" in Medieval St Andrews. Church,Cult, City eds M. Brown and K. Stevenson (Woodbridge: The Boydell Press, 2017) 117-40.
"The School in the Towns" in The Edinburgh History of Education in Scotland ed R. Anderson et al (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2015)
"Impatient Griseldas: Women and the Perpetration of Violence in Sixteenth-Century Glasgow," Florilegium 28 (2013 for 2011): 149-68.
"The Family in Early Modern Scotland," in The Oxford Companion to Modern Scottish History, T. M. Devine and J, Wormald, ed. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2012).
"'Hamperit in ane hony came': Sights, Sounds and Smells in the Medieval Town," in A History of Everyday Life in Medieval Scotland, 1000 to 1600, E.J. Cowan and L. Henderson, ed. (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2011), 109-44.
"Disorderly Damsels? Women and Interpersonal Violence in Pre-Reformation Scotland," Scottish Historical Review 89, no. 2 (October 2010): 153-71.
"A New Trumpet? The History of Women in Scotland 1300-1700," History Compass 7, no. 2 (March, 2009), 431-46.
"'Tongue You Lied': The Role of the Tongue in Rituals of Public Penance in Late Medieval Scotland," in The Hands of the Tongue: Essays on Deviant Speech, edited by E.D. Craun. (Kalamazoo: Medieval Institute Publications, 2007), 115-36.
"Late Medieval Scotland: A Study in Contrasts," in Companion to Medieval Scottish Poetry, P. Bawcutt and J. Hadley Williams, ed. (Woodbridge: Boydell and Brewer, 2006), 19-33.
"'To the Longer Liver': Provisions for the Dissolution of the Marital Economy in Scotland 1470-1550," in The Marital Economy in Scandinavia and Britain 1400-1900, edited by M. Agren and A.L. Erickson (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2005), 191-206.
"Mistresses of Themselves? Female Domestic Servants and By-Employments in Sixteenth-Century Scottish Towns," In Domestic Service and the Formation of European Identity, edited by A. Fauve-Chamoux (Bern: Peter Lang, 2004), 411-33.
"The Dangers of Manly Women: Late Medieval Perceptions of Female Heroism in the Second War of independence," in Woman and the Feminine in Medieval and Early Modern Scottish Literature, C. Dunnigan et al, ed. (Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2004), 3-18
"Alison Rough: A Woman's Life and Death in Sixteenth-century Edinburgh," Women's History Magazine 45 (2003): 4-13.
"'Divers Injurious Words': Defamation and Gender in Late Medieval Scotland," in History, Literature and Music in Medieval Scotland, edited by R.A. McDonald (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2002), 63-86.
"Crime or Culture? Women and Daily Life in Late Medieval Scotland," in Twisted Sisters: Women, Crime and Deviance in Scotland Since 1400, edited by Y. Brown and R. Ferguson (East Linton: Tuckwell Press, 2002), 117-36.
co-authored with S. Rigby, "Government, Power and Authority 1300-1540," in The Cambridge Urban History of Britain 600-1450, edited by D. Palliser (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2002).
"Mons Meg and Merchant Meg: Women in Later Medieval Edinburgh," in Freedom and Authority: Scotland c. 1050- c. 1650, edited by D. Ditchburn and T. Brotherstone (East Linton: Tuckwell Press, 2000), 131-42.
"Women's History in Scotland: Towards an Agenda," Innes Review 46 (Autumn 1995): 155-64.
"Scottish Portias: Women in the Courts in Mediaeval Scottish Towns," in Journal of the Canadian Historical Association 3 (1992): 27-43.
"The Community of the Burgh in the Fourteenth Century," in The Scottish Medieval Town, M. Lynch et al, ed. (Edinburgh: John Donald Press, 1988), 32-45.
"Age of Bon-Accord: Aberdeen in the Fourteenth Century," in New Light on Medieval Aberdeen, edited by J. Smith (Aberdeen: Aberdeen University Press, 1985).
Strathmartine Trust, "The New Biographical Dictionary of Scottish Women" (co-investigator) 2017-18
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)
"Masculinities in Scotland c.1400-c1650," 2010-2014
Scouloudi Trust, "Search for Salvation," 2009
Scottish Government, "The Scottish Diaspora Forum" (co-investigator), 2009
Strathmartine Trust, "Search for Salvation," 2008
SSHRC, "Interpersonal Violence in Scotland," 2004-2008
Strathmartine Trust, "Biographical Dictionary of Scottish Women" (co-investigator), 2003-2004
Scottish Executive, "The Biographical Dictionary of Scottish Women" (co-investigator), 2003
SSHRC, "Defamation in Scotland," 2000-2004
Heritage Ministry, "Scots and Aboriginal Culture" (Co-investigator), 1996
SSHRC, "Integration of Women's History and Urban History in Scotland," 1992-1995
SSHRC, "Women in Scotland," 1988-1990
SSHRC, "Women in Scotland," 1987-1988
SHRCC, "Scottish Towns in the Fifteenth Century," 1986-1987
Visiting Fellow, Australian National University, 2016
Visiting Fellow, St Andrews University, 2014
Honorary Patron, History Scotland, 2009
Visiting Scholar, Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University, 2008
Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, 2007
Distinguished Professor Award, University of Guelph, 2005
Distinguished Teaching Award, Faculty Association, University of Guelph, 2003
Distinguished Professor Award, University of Guelph, 2003
College of Arts Teaching Award, University of Guelph, 2002
Distinguished Professor Award, University of Guelph, 2001
Royal Historical Society, David Berry Prize for Essay in Scottish History, 1999
Visiting Fellow, International Social SciencesInstitute, University of Edinburgh, 1998
Visiting Fellow, Clare Hall, Cambridge, 1993-1994
Visiting Fellow, Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, University of Edinburgh, 1990
Jeremiah Dalziel Prize in British History, 1983


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|Heodan a human rogue.
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Rogues are one of the playable classes in Pillars of Eternity.
Description[edit | edit source]
|Rogues are vicious killers, feared for the brutality of their attacks. They can be found as often in dark back alleys as the heart of battlefield skirmishes. Though unpredictable and undisciplined, rogues are commonly used as shock troops or as part of a surprise assault, their withering attacks breaking enemy ranks and morale. Rogues tend to congregate in larger numbers in cities where they can be steadily employed as mercenaries or hired muscle.
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Contrary to what their name might imply, rogues come from many walks of life. They are cutpurses, thugs, and courtesans but also aristocrats, diplomats, and personal guards. Often separated by station in life, they are united by their reliance on wits, speed, and subterfuge to achieve their goals. The way of the rogue is not to stand toe-to-toe with the biggest brute in the room and exchange body blows, but to glance away in feigned confusion and slip an unseen blade between the brute's ribs as he turns his attention. When a room explodes in a storm of fire, the fighters grit their teeth, the priests pray for salvation, and the wizards fumble to find a spell to protect them, but the rogues just... disappear. They excel at being in the one place where no one's looking, at kicking people when they're down, at taunting a foe into turning its back on the rogue's ally while he or she nimbly skips away, and at being just too damned slippery to pin down.
Whether they pack a pair of daggers, a fine rapier, a slim bow, a stubby pistol, or a brutish club, rogues haul a carnival of pain with them wherever they go. If their natural tendencies weren't dangerous enough, their affinity for skullduggery allows some talented rogues to tap into their souls to perform amazing stunts: fading from view in plain sight, briefly cloaking their allies in a veil of shadow, imbuing their weapons with a soul-eating venom, or even becoming so insubstantial that blades barely hurt them.
While rogues are known for their stealthy nature both in and out of battle, many of them are quite talented with machines and contraptions of all sorts. High-born rogues are often very knowledgeable about esoteric matters, while many low-born rogues are well-equipped to survive in the wild.[1]
Rogues gain a starting skill bonus to Mechanics and Stealth and are the only class to get a bonus to both of those skills.[2] Rogues have the highest single target damage and they have abilities that can dramatically increase their damage for a short duration.[3] The rogue can use most of his abilities with ranged weapons, but he needs to be relatively close to the target to use them.[4]
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|Sneak Attack
|Uses the rogue's ability to approach unseen, adding additional bonus damage to their attacks when the target is Blinded, Flanked, Hobbled, Paralyzed, Petrified, Prone, Stuck, Stunned or Weakened, as well as when any target is struck within two seconds of combat starting.
|Crippling Strike
|The rogue attacks his or her enemy's ability to move around effectively, inflicting extra damage to and Hobbling any enemy successfully hit.
|Blinding Strike
|A dirty attack that makes the opponent unable to see. Inflicts extra damage and Blinds the target.
|Reckless Assault
|Causes the rogue to dive into battle without a second thought, lowering his or her Deflection but increasing Accuracy and weapon damage.
|Allows the rogue to break Engagement and expertly avoid the next attack, diving out of range to a specific location and granting a temporary +25 boost to Deflection and Reflexes.
|Dirty Fighting
|The rogue employs a variety of underhanded tactics, turning 10% of their Hits into Critical Hits.
|The rogue actively looks for openings to counterattack in combat. Incoming melee attacks that target Deflection and Miss or Graze have a chance of allowing an Instant Full Attack Riposte. This chance is 20% for Misses and 30% for Grazes. Only active with melee weapons equipped.
|Finishing Blow
|The rogue looks to finish off an injured opponent with a precise, deadly strike made with an Accuracy bonus that increases in power the less Endurance the target has.
|Deep Wounds
|Expertise in the art of pain leads all Slash, Pierce and Crush damage caused by the rogue to also do Raw Damage over time.
|Adept Evasion
|The rogue becomes especially skillful at dodging attacks. Converts 75% of all Grazes that attack the rogue's Reflex defense into Misses, and 50% of all Hits that attack the rogue's Reflex defense into Grazes.
|Coordinated Positioning
|In one quick move, the rogue instantly switchs positions with one target within 1m, cancelling Engagement if in effect.
|Persistent Distraction [WM2]
|Whenever the rogue is contributing to the Flanked affliction on a target, the victim is also Distracted.
|Withering Strike
|The rogue aims for a vital area, inflicting extra damage and Weakening the target.
|Fearsome Strike
|The rogue attempts to greatly hinder an opponent by targeting areas crucially important to their ability to fight, inflicting extra damage as well as Weakening and Hobbling the target.
|Allows the rogue to size up a target's battlefield position, making Sneak Attack more effective when the target is afflicted by two or more conditions that allow a Sneak Attack.
|Smoke Cloud [WM1]
|The rogue drops a small cloud of smoke which leaves adjacent enemies Distracted for a short duration.
|Sap [WM1]
|The rogue performs a primary attack that does additional damage and leaves the target Stunned.
|Shadow Step [WM2]
|By stepping through the Between, a rogue is seemingly able to teleport across the battlefield for a few moments, automatically returning to his or her starting position when the effect ends, as well as granting a 20% damage boost. This ability can be canceled early.
|Feign Death [WM2]
|The Rogue collapses to the ground and pretends to be out of a fight, regaining Endurance and biding his or her time until the moment is right to return to battle. When the rogue stands up, he or she becomes invisible for a short period of time.
Talents[edit | edit source]
- Deflecting Assault – Increases the rogue's ability to concentrate, reducing the Deflection penalty when using Reckless Assault.
- Devastating Blow – Broadens the rogue's knowledge of critical anatomy, increasing the damage done by Finishing Blow.
- Vicious Fighting – Improves the rogue's skill with devious maneuvers, increasing the percentage of the rogue's hits that are converted to Critical Hits when using Dirty Fighting.
- Shadowing Beyond – Allows the character to temporarily turn invisible. Enemies cannot detect invisible characters and attacks made from invisibility automatically count as a Sneak Attack. Attacking, casting a spell, using a special ability, or using an item will end the invisible state.
- Backstab – Dramatically increases melee damage done from Invisibility
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COLUMBIA, S.C. - In between signing posters, coloring books and footballs for gleeful children Thursday, senior center Fran Person says he clearly understood the point of coach Steve Spurrier's critical words about the Gamecocks' commitment.
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"I think he's challenging the guys," Person said. "Look, he knows what it takes to win. Everybody's got to buy into that, everybody's got to go 100 percent. Until we buy in and go 100 percent, we won't win."
Spurrier has been largely positive about the program since he was hired in November. However, on Wednesday he said he was disappointed by the poor attendance at voluntary summer workouts. If the Gamecocks hope to compete with Florida, Tennessee and Georgia, Spurrier said they would have to give more of themselves.
"So, I can't sit here and brag about what our guys have done this summer. Most have done well, but as an entire team, it's not good enough," Spurrier said after a golf outing.
Person, listed as a backup center, has seen teammates working hard and committed to winning with upperclassmen like himself showing the younger players how important total commitment is.
"You can talk as much as you want, you've got to lead by example," Person said. "I've been there every day, most of the guys see that. 'Pops' (Frisby) is 40 years old, he hasn't missed a day."
Person, Frisby and 19 other Gamecocks visited the main branch of the Richland County Public Library for a "Pigskin Poets" event designed to encourage children to read. Little boys dressed in Gamecocks shirts and little girls in cheerleader outfits swarmed the players, asking for autographs.
Freshman tailback Albert Ashcraft says the players are excited about what's ahead even though Spurrier's comments hit them "like a slap in the face."
"Great teams work out, even though it's voluntary," Ashcraft said. "I took that to heart."
Ashcraft said family problems kept him from a few workouts this summer. But he expected underclassmen like himself to follow Spurrier's directions and commit themselves even deeper than before.
The team's camp opens Aug. 1. All but one of the 27 signees in Spurrier's first class are on campus, although the coaches cannot work with them.
Spurrier said he assumed when he took the job that the Gamecocks would do as much as they could to succeed.
"But I found out that wasn't the case," he said. "We obviously have a few guys that can't quite get with the program, but we have too many like that. Guys who we were counting on to play for us, starters, who should be there a little more regularly than what they've been."
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"Dear Old Stockholm," the title piece of an earlier Impulse offering is appended to this disc for some inexplicable reason. For this final piece Roy Haynes pinch hits for Jones and provides a decidedly different, yet no less dynamic presence as the rhythmic anchor for the quartet. All of the tracks, though disparate in origin fit remarkably well together making this is a collection to be treasured, particularly by those not wanting to shell out the ducats on the expensive box sets.
Tracks:India*°/ Up 'Gainst the Wall/ Impressions*/ After the Rain/ Dear Old Stockholm.
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Unanswered: Need Help filling an Access Treeview Control....
I'm working on an Access 2007 DB wherein I need a treeview control to display something like the following:
Three parent Nodes --
'Current,' 'Active,' Stacks'
each need to have the same Child Nodes --
'Landscape,' 'Object,' 'Portrait'
and each of those Child Nodes must also have the same Child Nodes --
'Fantasy,' 'Horror,' 'Reality,' 'Sci-Fi'
and finally each of those last Child Nodes need to list a number of Art Items (which, when clicked, will display further information in another part of the form, or a separate form.)
Ideally, I'd like to draw these Parent and Child Nodes from separate tables, but that's not essential.
Anyone have a suggestion as to the syntax I could use to define the nodes in this manner for addition to the treeview control..?
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For a good tutorial on how to use a treeview, see: Treeview Contol (vb6) Visual Basic 6 Tutorials, Taming the Treeview Control, and also: Using the TreeView Control
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New Delhi, India (PressExposure) December 21, 2009 -- Himalayan Buddhist Cultural Association on behalf of all Buddhist Community of Himalayan Regions will felicitate and honor His Holiness Gaden Tripa Rizong Sras-Trul Rinpoche of Ladakh (Jammu and Kashmir) for attaining the highest seat in the Gelukpa School of Tibetan Buddhism on Thursday, 10.30 hrs, 24th December 2009 at Mavalankar Hall, Rafi Marg, New Delhi.
102nd Gaden Tripa Rizong Sras-Trul Rinpoche is an Indian Citizen enthroned to the great seat of Gaden Tri (Golden Throne), who is the Supreme Head of Gelukpa Sect of Tibetan Buddhism. He attained the highest position of Gelukpa after rigorous study and practice of Mahayana Buddhist at different stages and level for about 40 years.
Felicitation Program for His Holiness Gaden Tripa Rizong Sras-Trul Rinpoche The Spiritual Head of Gelukpa School of Tibetan Buddhism
Venue: Mavalankar Hall, Rafi Marg, New Delhi Day and Time: Thursday, 10.30 hrs Date: 24 December 2009 Chief Guest: Shri Raja Vir Bhadra Singh, Hon'ble Minister of Steel, Govt. of India Presided over by: Dr. Bikshu Satya Pal Sangh, Mahanayak of India Guest of Honour: Shri Naveen Jindal, (Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha) Shri Trilochan Singh, (Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha) Shri Dorjee Khandu, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh Shri Tempa Tsering, Representative of His Holiness the Dalai Lama
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Have you ever wondered why some kids love to read while others seem allergic to books? Today's post will not make every kid a reader overnight but it may give a few insights as to why kids feel as they do about reading.
When I was an elementary teacher, I had to assess kids immediately so I could know where their reading skills were compared to where they should be. What I also informally assessed were their attitudes on reading and I came up with some common themes.
First though, let me clear some misconceptions to make sure we are on the same page. There is a line I draw between reading and decoding and this difference is important.
Decoding is when a child pronounces words properly from whatever they are reading. When I worked with kids though, I defined reading as decoding plus "knowing what the heck you are talking about." A simple example would be when a child reads a stop sign. A child who decodes that word (like my youngest son) has no idea why the sign is there or what to do. An older child though could decode the stop sign, know why it is there, and have a clear picture in his/her mind as to what is going on.
Now, let's get to why reading stinks.
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1. Reading stinks because sometimes the material is either too hard to decode or comprehend. It would be like giving many people a book called "How to Fly the Space Shuttle." I'm sure there are some adults who couldn't decode all of the terminology (including myself). Others may decode it but really wouldn't have a firm grasp on how to do it. Just like children, if your space shuttle manual was too long, complicated, or confusing, you would probably get tired of it as well.
2. Reading stinks because there's no one to share it with. In a classroom, I didn't have this issue but at home, any parent could. If a child is forced to read at home while the adult watches TV, talks on the phone, or plays on the internet, it appears to the child that reading has taken a backseat in their life. To make matters worse, if a child doesn't have a nice quiet area to read and has to watch their siblings playing while they are working; their concentration would be so far gone, it would make reading nearly pointless.
3. Finally, reading stinks because the material is boring. When a child is forced to read material they don't like, it can turn them off from the process all together. While I will grant you sometimes kids have to read things in school they don't want to, I would hate to think we make children read so many boring things that they despise reading all together. That would be a shame.
Remember in the beginning of the post when saying that I informally assessed attitudes about reading? Here's why. In the beginning of every school year, my job (as I perceived it) was to get a child's attitude in the right direction concerning reading. It was more important than even the subject itself. Some kids had a negative attitude about reading or a complete lack of confidence. I had to get these things turned around as quickly as possible because if I didn't, teaching the subject would have been useless.
As adults, we choose what we want to read but when working with kids, we should be mindful of our choices. If, as adults, we pass on to our children "reading stinks" by our actions, our kids are much less likely to be good readers. It's really important to take an active role in reading because our children are always watching us. A parent can take an active role by reading themselves but they can also help by taking an interest in what their kids are reading.
I found this out recently when I was sitting on a couch reading a book. My oldest son walks up to me and says "I thought only mom read books." The reason my child said this is because I don't read a lot of books. I wasn't aware though he was observant of this. I explained to him I read books occasionally but I like newspapers and magazines more. Kids are much more observant than we think so it's important to give the best impressions possible.
The truth is reading really stinks for some kids but it doesn't have to. There are things we, as parents and educators, can do to help kids if we choose. Though reading is not a skill learned overnight, it is one that will last a lifetime.
This Wednesday, I will be back with my behavior blog. The title will be "Competing for Mama" and I think you'll find it pretty interesting. All my best to you and the ones you love.


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Skip to comments.Movie for a Sunday afternoon: "The Cincinnati Kid" (1965)
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Today's MFASA features the only film to star both the King of Cool(Republican and later in life born-again Christian, Steve McQueen) and the Queen of Hot(sweet Lutheran girl Ann-Margret). McQueen's the title character, a young hotshot card player who goes up against the Man(Edward G. Robinson) in a high tension poker game in Depression-era New Orleans. A-M(as Melba, the bad girl or "Ginger" of the film) and Tuesday Weld(as Christian, the good girl or "Mary Ann" of the film) are the women in his life. They both look more like swingin' 60s chicks than 1930s women but hey, they're both in their prime here so who cares?
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McQueen in a very enviable situation:
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"I like it fine."
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Here's my entry for best gif of cat expressing the emotion of surprise:
I was hard to find the expression of surprise in an animal, but I think this dog is the winner:
I know this dog isn't expressing sadness on his face...but he must be sad!
This cat is clearly expressing anger. Here's my submission:
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Monday's Pop of Purple
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this might be the alltime favorite. (Although didn't I say that last week?!) :)
Like the artwork, the traditional and old world feel of it mixes well with the cheeky bit of animal print and the sassy pop of purple.ReplyDelete
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South Africa has some of the best mountain-biking trails in the world. But which ones are the best? We spoke to the most well-travelled mountain bikers in the country to bring you the top 100. Listed below are our top 20 but for the full 100, be sure to pick up a copy of our July / August issue on shelves now! (Or download the digital version right now – click here)
Top 20 Trails
1. Karkloof Country Club, KZN
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The Conservation Commission is looking for a new commissioner to complete the term of a member who has moved out of town. The group, which meets every third week on Wednesdays from 7-10:30 p.m., approves or denies permits under the guidelines of the state wetlands law and town bylaw. The Con Com also maintains 80 miles of trails in town and stewards 200 acres of agricultural land. Commissioners are expected to participate on related town boards or committees as representatives from Con Com.
Anyone interested in this or other town volunteer opportunities should visit this Volunteer web page, download the application and send it to Peggy Elder in the Board of Selectman's office. Appointments are made by the board. For more information, please contact Tom Gumbart in the Conservation Department office (781-259-2612) or any commissioner.
Library activities for kids this week
- Wednesday, Feb. 22 at 11 a.m. — Luna Goes to Mars! is a play about 11-year-old Luna who is determined to build a rocket to go to Mars, with a little help from her pet hedgehog, Astro. A production of ArtsReach, from UNH. Recommended for ages 6 and up. Drop in.
- Thursday, Feb. 23 from 4- 5 p.m. — Brixology! Kids will learn about different types of engineering and then team up to construct an engineering-themed project using LEGO bricks. Ages 6 and up. To register, call the library at 781-259-8465 ext. 4
- Friday, Feb. 24 at 10:30 a.m. — Movies and Muffins. Gentle science-themed films based on beloved children's books. Ages 2 and up. Drop in.
- Saturday, Feb. 25 at 11 a.m. — Meet author Joshua Funk, who will read from his picture book about the funniest food fight ever: Lady Pancake & Sir French Toast. Recommended for all ages. No registration necessary. Join us after the story time for mini pancakes and waffles.
Library to screen "Seven Beauties"
The Lincoln Public Library Film Society presents Seven Beauties directed by Lina Wertmuller (rated R. approx. 121 minutes, in Italian with English subtitles) on Thursday, March 2 at 6:30 p.m. This 1976 film stars Giancarlo Giannini as a petty crook with seven unattractive sisters to support, and it features a picaresque, World War II-era journey through a prison asylum, army service and a Nazi concentration camp. Giannini became a 1970s international icon partially on the basis of this work.
Tour the new Hanscom Middle School
Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent Becky McFall and Principal Erich Ledebuhr will lead tours of the new Hanscom Middle School school on Wednesday, March 8 and Monday, March 13, both from 9-11 a.m. The 85,000-square-foot building serves 300 students in grades 4-8 and cost $34 million, funded entirely by the Department of Defense. The school's design is based on grade-level "neighborhoods" where individual classrooms are clustered around common areas and small break-out spaces. This creates a flexible environment that fosters collaboration, accommodates project work, and provides opportunities for small, class-sized or grade-level groups. The music room, art room, library, full kitchen and gymnasium all have direct access to a central commons that features a stage and serves multiple functions: cafeteria space during lunch, performance center for music and drama, and a place to practice presentation skills for individuals and groups of students.
Tour participants must sign up in advance in order to be granted access to Hanscom Air Force Base. Please contact Mary Gately at email@example.com or at 781-274-7720. The signup deadlines are Marchy 3 for the March 8 tours, and March 8 for the March 13 tour.
Spelling bee registration coming up
Registration for the Lincoln School Foundation's 10th Annual Spelling Bee will begin on February 27 and run through March 10. The bee will take place on Sunday, April 2 in the Brooks Auditorium from 1-6:30 p.m. This fun, multi-community event is open to all students in grades 3-6 from Smith, Brooks, the Hansom Schools, and Lincoln residents who attend private school or are home-schooled. Children within the same grade will register as a two- or three-person team and compete against other grade-level teams. For more information, see the LSF website or email Gabby Berberian at bee@lincolnschoolfoundation
Fireside Chats on civic engagement, American opportunity
Sharon Antia will lead two Fireside Chats in Bemis Hall on "What Does Civic Engagement Mean to You?" on Wednesday, Feb. 22 at 11:30 a.m., and "Is America Still a Land of Opportunity?" on Wednesday, March 22. Both events run from 10-11:30 a.m.
America prides itself on being a place where anyone can succeed, but is this still true? Do some people grow up receiving a better education which leads to better jobs, health and other benefits? How much of an advantage does coming from a wealthier family convey? What do the answers to these questions mean for our society? Come join others in a lively but respectful discussion of this topic facilitated by Sharon Antia using questions and answers on March 22. The purpose of the Fireside Chats is not to convince others of your opinion, but rather to share information and ideas so as to create dialogue and greater understanding.
Author talk on fly-fishing and friendship
The Lincoln Public Library presents a book talk and signing on The Confluence: Fly-fishing & Friendship in the Dartmouth College Grant with former Lincoln resident Phil Odence on Thursday, March 9 at 7 p.m. In a collection of intertwined essays, seven authors who head north each June to a remote cabin reveal how their friendships have grown deeper as their lives flow into middle age, with laughs, tears and insight into the intersection between humanity and the natural world. The reader comes along to experience New England wilderness wonders, stinky outhouses, original watercolors, floods, a wine tasting, a dramatic search and rescue… and fly-fishing for native brook trout. Odence and his family, who are now Waltham residents, lived in Lincoln for more than a decade. He was a long time coach and president of Lincoln Youth Soccer. Copies of the book will be available for purchase and signing.


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It's not that T.S. Eliot was wrong -- he just didn't have the good fortune of getting to spend his springtimes in Athens. Round these parts, April is the month to brave your pollen allergies, put down your remote control and come out of hibernation, because there's so much stuff going on everywhere -- especially the week of the April 15, which kicks GreenFest events into high gear (visit www.athensgreenfest.org for a complete schedule), and sees the week end with just about every festival that can be crammed into two days, April 21-22, including the Human Rights Festival, Boybutante Ball, Footsteps of the Past Indian Festival and the Athens Greek Festival.
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Tonight at 7 p.m., it's another Athens Poetry Slam at Blue Sky Coffee. Cambridge, Mass., poet Tim Mason, a witty performer with a political slant, is featured. Participation in the event's slam competition and open mike are on a first-come, first-signed basis; sign-up begins at 6:45 p.m. Tonight's Slam is sponsored by the deliciously named Athens band, Sleepy Chocolate Afterglow, (who'll be having a CD-release party later tonight at Tasty World). For more info on the Slam call (706) 546-7797.
The Georgia Museum of Art hosts the opening reception for the University of Georgia's Master of Fine Arts Degree Candidates Exhibition at 7:30 p.m. Friday. The show will be up through May 6 at the museum, so be sure to check it out. For more information call (706) 542-4662.
A sure sign spring has sprung: Saturday, the weekly Farmer's Market in the courtyard of Big City Bread gets going again. Though the veggies for sale are all grown without the use of chemical pesticides and with respect for the land (what we've come to know as organic), some of the farmers are dissociating themselves with the term ''organic,'' partly owing to the whole mess the USDA's made of the regulations for organic foods. At any rate, these are the tastiest veggies around and they're grown locally. Saturday there's also the added treat of the first-Saturday-of-the-month crafts, arts and antiques market in the courtyard, too. Both markets run from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Organizer Carol John says she hopes the monthly arts market will grow to be as popular as the holiday market the courtyard hosts each December, complete with lots of artists, potters and antiques dealers showing and selling their goods. Also, John says she plans to schedule entertainment and kids activities starting next month.
Athens band Sleepy Chocolate Afterglow, sponsors of tonight's Athens Poetry Slam at Blue Sky Coffee, will also have a CD release party at Tasty World tonight.Special
April has been designated a time to bring attention to cruelty -- it's Child Abuse Prevention month. So while you're enjoying the great outdoors Saturday, take time to stop by the Athens-Clarke County Library to check out Pinwheels for Prevention from noon-4 p.m. The pinwheels -- all 1,407 of them -- represent the number of child abuse and neglect reports made in Clarke County in 2000. With the pinwheels, the Athens Area Child Abuse Prevention Council wants to raise awareness about this tragic issue in our community, and teach us what we can do about it. Gwen O'Looney, director of the Clarke County Division of Family and Children's Services, will speak, and there'll be a performance by the New Birth Singers from New Grove Baptist Church. In addition, Athens Regional Medical Center's mascot, Puddles the Duck, will be waddling around and SafeKids of Georgia will be on hand, as well as the Success By 6 Mobile Unit with Family Fun Activities for kids of all ages. For more information, call (706) 546-9713.
That's not all that's going on at the ACC Library this week and next, though. At 3:30 p.m. today, there'll be a book signing for children's author Gail Karwoski's new book, ''Surviving Jamestown: The Adventures of Young Sam Collier.'' And at 3 p.m. Sunday, the library celebrates its ninth birthday with cake and balloons from Friends of the Library.
The Athens Symphony will present its annual Spring Concert at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Classic Center, performing Concerto for Two Violins by J.S. Bach. Peter Schab and Roy Martin are soloists. The performance is fabulously free though tickets are required for admission. There are some still available at the Classic Center Box Office. Call (706) 357-4444.
Monday from 8-10 p.m. it's the latest edition of the Hoot at the Normaltown Cafe. This time around, the Athens Folk Music and Dance Society hosts Noteworthy, a 12-woman a cappella group whose members sing all accompanying background music and take turns with lead vocals. Also appearing will be the Pickup Pickers, a musician's jam of bluegrass, old time and fiddle folk music. According to Hoot organizer Susan Staley, this is an awesome show that shouldn't be missed. For more info call Susan Staley, (706) 208-0985.
Also Monday at 8 p.m., the gymnastic performance group AEROS takes the stage at the Classic Center. Tickets are $6-$10 for UGA students, $12-$18 for non-students and are on sale at the Tate Student Center Cashier's Window and the Classic Center Box Office. Call (706) 542-6396.
Features editor Julie Phillips Jordan can be reached at email@example.com or (706) 208-2221.
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Is there a mod for a main char model that isn't fat?
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Ok, thanks for the replies guys.
BTW, I got Risen since I'm disappointed with G3 (not just the fat chars bit) and it seems pretty cool, but I'm already looking for mods. I'm used to getting mods whenever I don't like something, spoiled I guess. I also noticed the small heads thing, so one thing I am looking for is a better head model for the char. It's no biggie, but still.
Risen is so similar to the first two Gothics though. All the details - frying chicken, sitting down at the campfire, collecting plants… Makes me all nostalgic.
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nightmare lighting by the looks of it.
nice sharp focus though...as usual.
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Yeah, Baynes Park in bright sun is worse than Baynes Park in fog. One end of the ground is super bright and the other end is blackness.
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The Bret Harte boys' golf team completed its sixth undefeated season in dual match play with a win over the Summerville Bears on Tuesday at Mountain Springs.
And the Bullfrog golfers won their 97th straight match in style, shooting the lowest combined score for the course in school history - a 191.
"They were all excited about the score and going undefeated," said Bret Harte head coach Rich Cathcart of his Bullfrogs.
Bullfrog freshman Colin Casey and senior Jayden Saville each shot a match-low 37, 1-over-par, to earn co-medalist honors. All-League MVP frontrunner Alex Milward shot a 38 while Scott Hatfield finished with a 39 and Rodney Riner recorded a 40.
Bret Harte's combined team score was only 11-over-par.
"After Jayden shot a 37 and Rodney came in with 40, I thought if someone else shoots in the 30s then we'll be in the clear," said Casey. "Then everyone was really excited when Scott shot a 39. It was pretty cool."
Casey moved to the area from his native Switzerland over the summer and has been consistently posting low scores on the golf course for Bret Harte all season.
He said Tuesday's win was extra special given the fact it was the last dual match as Bullfrogs for the team's seniors.
"I knew it was important to them that we win," Casey said.
For Riner, a senior, the win felt like the culmination of years worth of dedication to the sport.
"I'm proud of all the hard work we put in," he said. "This definitely proves that going to all the practices to make ourselves better was worth it."
Cathcart credited the community for helping to sustain Bret Harte's continued success in golf.
"We've had great kids all these years and there are a lot of people who help me," Cathcart said. "The pros at the courses up here and all the staff have been very good to our junior golfers and that's a big reason why we've been so successful."
The Bullfrogs are currently in first place with 50 team points going into the final Mother Lode League tournament of the 2013 season where they will need to finish in fourth place in order to secure another MLL title.
The Calaveras Redskins (10-5) are second in the MLL with 36 points followed closely by Argonaut (11-4) with 34 and Linden (3-12) with 14, Summerville (6-9) with 12 and Amador (0-14) with 4.
Summerville shot a 223 in Tuesday's loss to the Bullfrogs, which against any other MLL opponent would have likely been low enough to pull off a win.
Bear senior Jesse Roberson shot the team-low 38, while Charlie McClung shot a 42, Kyle McLaurin 45, Max Wulf 48 and Jordan Barcelos 50.


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