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10 New Netflix Additions to Watch this Month
Netflix just made our March.
In the #Mood for... Forgetting About Your Problems for a While?
Must-Watch No. 1: The Wes Anderson Classic Where Bill Murray Chases a Fish
The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou
When oceanographer Steve Zissou's work partner is killed by a mysterious shark, he sets out for revenge. What he finds instead is a comedic, Shakespearean tangle of family high jinks.
Available to Stream: March 26
Original Release: 2004
Stars: Bill Murray, Owen Wilson, Anjelica Huston
Director: Wes Anderson
Fun Fact: The costumes worn by the seafaring characters in this movie are inspired by Jacques-Yves Cousteau, an underwater explorer and filmmaker referenced in another Anderson film, Rushmore.
Must-Watch No. 2: This Comedy Special Has All the (Maybe Terrible) Dating Advice You Need
Amy Schumer: The Leather Special
If you can't stop watching reruns of Inside Amy Schumer, or if you've already devoured the comedian's book, The Girl With the Lower Back Tattoo, there's good news: a new, hour-long stand-up set will be available in just a few days.
Available to Stream: March 7
Stars: Amy Schumer
Fun Fact: This stand-up set was recorded only a couple of months ago at the Bellco Theater in Denver, so expect some timely punches.
In the #Mood for... Hanging on to the Edge of Your Seat?
Must-Watch No. 3: This New Film Proves College Can Be *Scary*
Burning Sands
You've probably heard horror stories about hazing, either passed down by word of mouth or dug up from the recesses of Reddit. In Burning Sands, you can finally see what happens when those worst-case-scenario situations actually come to pass.
Available to Stream: March 10
Stars: Trevor Jackson, Trevante Rhodes, Alfre Woodard
Director: Gerard McMurray
Fun Fact: This isn't actor Trevante Rhodes's first time appearing in an emotionally weighted film; he plays Black in the Academy Award-winning film Moonlight.
Must-Watch No. 4: The High School Comedy That Shows What It's Like to Be a Teenage Train Robber
Deidra & Laney Rob a Train
When two teenage sisters have to make ends meet after their mom is sent to jail, they decide to go big or go home. So, they start robbing trains. The result is a dramatic comedy that's unlike any teen movie you've seen before.
Available to Stream: March 17
Stars: Ashleigh Murray, Rachel Crow, Tim Blake Nelson
Director: Sydney Freeland
Fun Fact: You might have seen Ashleigh Murray before: she plays Josie McCoy in CW's popular new take on the Archie comics, Riverdale.
Must-Watch No. 5: This Classic Thriller About Solving a Crime... Plays in Reverse
Memento is the story of a man searching for the man who murdered his wife, but he has one operative problem: he suffers from a rare condition called anterograde amnesia, which prevents the creation of new memories. As a result, Leonard has to come up with some truly unconventional methods for solving the crime.
Available to Stream: March 1
Original Release: 2001
Stars: Guy Pearce, Carrie-Anne Moss
Director: Christopher Nolan
Fun Fact: Director Christopher Nolan is also the person behind The Dark Knight (2008) and Inception (2010).
In the #Mood for... An Adventure?
Must-Watch No. 6: The Dinosaur Movie That Brought the T-Rex Back to Life
Jurassic Park
Jurassic Park, based on the book by Michael Crichton, is the first installment in one of the most successful film franchises of all time. The film is both a classic blockbuster monster movie and a gripping take on the dangers of playing God. Now is the perfect time to get caught up in this story: a fifth Jurassic Park film is scheduled for release in 2018.
Available to Stream: March 1
Original Release: 1993
Stars: Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum
Director: Steven Spielberg
Fun Fact: Director Steven Spielberg's 1975 film, Jaws, has long been credited with ushering in the "blockbuster" era.
Must-Watch No. 7: The Action Series With the Superhero Who Might Just Be the Next Batman
Iron Fist
On the heels of Jessica Jones and Luke Cage, Netflix welcomes its latest addition to the Marvel Universe. A billionaire businessman and practicing Buddhist by day, Danny Rand becomes martial artist extraordinaire Iron Fist whenever duty calls.
Available to Stream: March 17
Stars: Finn Jones, Jessica Henwick, Jessica Stroup
Creator: Scott Buck
Fun Fact: Iron Fist first appeared in the Marvel universe in 1974 and since then has frequently appeared alongside Luke Cage as part of the Heroes for Hire team.
Must-Watch No. 8: The Summer Blockbuster With a Lot of Heart (and a Huge Dragon)
Pete's Dragon
A remake of the 1977 Disney classic of the same name, Pete's Dragon is the story of a young boy who grows up in the forest with just one friend: a dragon named Elliot.
Available to Stream: March 14
Original Release: 2016
Stars: Bryce Dallas Howard, Oakes Fegley, Wes Bentley, Robert Redford
Director: David Lowery
Fun Fact: Lowery is currently developing a live-action version of Peter Pan.
In the #Mood for... Shivers Running Down Your Spine
Must-Watch No. 9: This New Movie Reveals You Can Still Fall in Love in the Afterlife
The Discovery
When a scientist proves the existence of an afterlife, the suicide rate skyrockets. Now, people have to figure out how to live—and love—when they know that another plane of existence awaits.
Available to Stream: March 31
Stars: Rooney Mara, Jason Segel, Riley Keough, Robert Redford
Director: Charlie McDowell
Fun Fact: Writer Justin Lader and director Charlie McDowell previously collaborated on The One I Love, a sci-fi drama starring Mark Duplass and Elisabeth Moss.
Must-Watch No. 10: The Cult Hit That Will Inspire You to Throw a Seance
The Craft
In this witchy '90s flick, teenage outcasts form a coven and discover that their powers carry a price. Come for the magic and style inspiration, stay for the ultra-quotable dialogue (e.g., "We are the weirdos, mister.")
Available to Stream: March 1
Original Release: 1996
Stars: Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk, Neve Campbell, and Rachel True
Director: Andrew Flemming
Fun Fact: Actor Fairuza Balk is a Wiccan, so she was able to help keep the film as realistic as possible.


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SoundSpike Interviews Justin Furstenfeld
SoundSpike has posted an excellent Q&A with Justin. He talks about the Open Book tour, writing Crazy Making, gave some great details about new album and much more.
What did you learn in writing the book?
How much I've grown and where I don't want to go again. I'm glad I was so honest with the negative parts of my life. They're pretty embarrassing. They're pretty out there. When I read it back I'm kind of like, "Whew, man, that's a growth spurt right there." I think that's what I learned the most. I know what I don't want to be and what I want to continue to be.
Was the book a difficult journey for you?
Life itself, yeah. Noting it down was the only thing that was saving me. Life in general was a difficult journey. My whole career has been one big life story of how hard it was. Now it's not like that. Life doesn't have to be that hard if you just recognize there are beautiful miracles out there everywhere. So now it wasn't hard for me. It was easy.
How's it selling so far?
Great. We're almost sold out of it. It keeps selling. I'm just more proud because I finally have something I did by myself and I can go, "OK, it's true. It's honest. It's great."
How did your family react to the book?
Don't know yet [he said making a squeamish face]. It only came out four days ago. They haven't gotten a copy yet. They'll love me unconditionally.
They'll probably be very proud of you.
Oh, thank you. My wife read it the other night on the bus and I came in there and she was crying. I said, "You all right?" She said, "I just read your book. "
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Some good news for consumers in the U.S, is that unclaimed proprty regulators are expanding the scope and definition of property that is reportable as unclaimed.
According to Edward Palonek, We are seeing more and more states starting to aggressively enforce their unclaimed property laws to help in their recovery from the recession.
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It's everywhere – the hearts and flowers, couples walking hand-in-hand and kissing on Marine Drive, date nights in restaurants, romantic offers, soppy movies that turn all TV channels into Romedy Now… Valentine's Day is one big mushy mess of emotions that you as a single feel like gagging on. And if it doesn't make you gag, it makes you sad. You wonder when it will be your turn to find love. All you really want to do on Valentine's Day is curl up under a blanket and eat chocolates. Lots of them. But it doesn't have to be that way. Here's how to survive being single on Valentine's Day.
Says wellness coach Ramona Mordecai, "One of the most beautiful aspects of being single on Valentine's Day is [that you can] take stock of where you stand from what has happened to you in the past. It's a great day to analyse your weaknesses, strengths and learnings to know how far you have come from the experiences of [relationships from] the past. But the most important Valentine's Day lesson is to feel your readiness to love again."
Adds ascension healer Anjali Lavania, "I am a complete romantic at heart and believe in true love and being with The One. But there's no point in letting society make you feel miserable for being single. You'd rather be single than sorry. A lot of relationship experts teach people how to make someone miss and crave them—but why do you want such people in your life, to begin with? I prefer teaching people a healing technique to lead a balanced life by focusing on tapping their highest potential on a daily basis, which balances their body, mind and soul."
Treat Yourself
Rather than depend on a partner to make you feel better, consider what you'd love to do, but don't have the time for. Whether it is getting into the bathtub with your favourite book and a glass of wine, going to the spa and getting a full-body massage, eating an entire pizza by yourself, or going on a solo vacation, this is the time to do it. Make the most of this moment.
Love Yourself
Explains Lavania, "Spend Valentine's Day (or any other special day) with family and friends who truly value you. Don't chase after people, affection or attention. Be the best you can be – the right people will be attracted to the real you and will want to stay by your side WITHOUT you having to try too hard. It is human nature to crave love and attention where it was once given in abundance—but when that is taken away most people start chasing after it instead of stopping and thinking why this person is playing games with my emotions."
Celebrate Galentine's Day Instead
If it's good enough for Parks and Recreation's Leslie Knope, it might be good enough for us. She describes Galentine's Day as "ladies celebrating ladies". So get all your single girlfriends together and spend the day drinking sangrias, watching soppy rom-coms and exchange gifts with each other. Alternatively, go to a bar or nightclub and dance the night away.
Give Back
Another feel good step to take is giving your time and volunteer for a cause. Volunteer at a children's home, donate your old clothes, play games with seniors at an old-age home or even give some time to a gurudwara kitchen. Little acts of kindness go a long way in keeping you happy – plus, you've done something good for the community. Says Mordecai, "On Valentine's Day, make a list of [what you want to feel] in return of your expression of love [such as feeling happy content, grateful]; start expressing your love to those in your environment, and see what works."
Remember That You Are Not Alone
Did you know that you are just one of 60 million people around the world who are single at the moment? "Download Tinder," says an article on Thought Catalog, "if only to see how many other people are using the app in a last ditch effort to couple up. See! You're not the only one who's single! Besides, the little ego boost you get when there's a match and somebody thinks you're cute is enough to beat away the Forever Alone blues."
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So what if you're not working up a sweat between the sheets? You can still go to the gym or to yoga class for some much-needed exercise and get in shape. This will also release your feel-good hormones, aka, endorphins and give you that confidence boost on your next date.
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For the newbies, the every Sunday KFB Only God Could Have Done This series, is an inspirational column that lets readers send in their testimonies of how God has been faithful to restore and rekindle hope in others.
You can keep up with the other volumes you have missed (HERE) and also send in your testimonies via firstname.lastname@example.com.
Jesus Christ is my Lord. HE is all I have. My life is hid in Christ by God. And to God Almighty,the Father, to God the Son and to God the Holy Spirit l give my praise.
Le people join me to praise the Lord Who created the heavens and the earth, Who redeemed my soul from every destruction.
With this you will appreciate my joy and help bless this God That is mighty, Whose ways are beyond comprehension.
We had a family function to attend in Akure in the middle of June this year. So l left with my two children and a close friend in a public transport from Lagos end. This was a day before the D-day.
On getting to FUTA gates, the unexpected happened. See the devil at work. The journey from Lagos had been smooth to that sport.
And everyone in the vehicle would have heaved a sigh of relief that he or she had gotten home.
The brake of the bus failed suddenly. I could not grasp what was happening again. I just saw the bus somersaulting and went into a ditch nearby.
It was fatal. The bus was a write- off. Some died in it while others sustained various degrees of injury.
I did not know how God did it. But He saved the four of us.
I came to my senses when I heard the rescuers breaking the side of the bus where I was sitting. My eyes were seeing them pulling at my head and shoulders to bring me out.
Up till now, I still shiver at the thought of the saving grace for me.
The power of God flung the friend and the two children out of the wreck
And we escaped! A mother and her two children with a friend!
HE is God and will remain my God for ever.
Only God could have done this! Four family members saved from fatal accident at FUTA gate
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"3 Foxy Mama's Who Know Where Its At!" 24 September 1976 Action, Thriller 76 mins
An American track team has just arrived in The Philippines for an international competition. Among the competitors are Ginger and Pam, nicknamed "Ivory" and "Ebony", who meet up with another friend, Jackie, nicknamed "Jade". After they arrive at their hotel, a gang of thugs kidnaps them, along with some other girls from the team. To get away, the trio are going to have to use all their fighting skills.
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MEXICO CITY, April 12 (Reuters) - Mexico's central bank board members thought they had tightened borrowing costs enough to contain the risks from a slump in the peso and a hike in gasoline prices with last month's rate hike, minutes showed on Wednesday.
Policymakers voted 5 to 0 to raise the bank's key rate by 25 basis points to 6.50 percent at their March 30 meeting, when they raised borrowing costs for the fifth meeting in a row to a nearly 8-year high.
However, all members thought they had room to slow the pace of hikes to a 25 basis-point move from a string of half-percentage-point hikes after a big rally in the peso.
Most members believed the 325 basis points they had raised rates since late 2015 was "an appropriate posture to face the shocks that have been seen so far," the minutes said.
The Banco de Mexico raised rates in late March after the U.S. Federal Reserve increased borrowing costs by a quarter-percentage point.
One member thought that Mexico may not even need to hike again when the Fed next moves but another member thought Mexico may need to hike more later this year.
Mexico's annual inflation rate in March rose above 5 percent to its highest in more than seven-and-a-half years, but minutes showed most policymakers thought the rate should trend back toward their 3-percent target by the end of next year.
Mexico had hiked interest rates to contain inflation after the peso tumbled to successive historic lows.
But the peso has rallied back on bets that U.S. President Donald Trump will not impose big tariffs on Mexican exports to the United States, and as initial trade talks have taken a more positive tone.
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Ajay and Sonakshi will come to promote their forthcoming movie 'Son Of Sardaar' (SOS) on the sets of the game show. Directed by Ashwni Dhir, 'Son Of Sardaar' will release Nov 13. Big B wrote about the special episode on his blog.
'And as you can see had the lead pair of ?Son of Sardar? their latest film on release - Ajay Devgn and Sonakshi Sinha?s, who came over to play for Salman Khan?s charity Being Human at KBC ? and Sonakshi teaching us a few elementary dance moves from the film...,' he said in his message. The show will be aired Nov 18.


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You've found the perfect office space. It sits in the ideal neighborhood for your business, one with easy access to major roadways and a large amount of foot traffic. The space is large enough to accommodate your business' planned future growth, but not too large so that you're paying for space that you'll never need.
Best of all, your new landlord has quoted you an affordable monthly rent, one that fits comfortably within your budget.
Be careful, though. That monthly rent might not be as low as it seems. Too many tenants make the mistake of overlooking the hidden costs that can come with a new office lease.
And those costs can add up, breaking even the most successful business' budget.
Here are some of the most common hidden costs that business owners overlook when signing an office lease. Be on the lookout for them to make sure that you don't put your business in a financial hole.
Maintenance costs
Someone has to plow your building's parking lots during the winter. Someone has to cut the grass and repave cracking driveways. And someone has to pay for these services, too.
Who pays and how much should be included in your office lease. Some leases might state that the building owner is responsible for covering these maintenance costs. Others will spell out a payment structure shared by the building's owner and its tenants. If you don't notice the monthly maintenance fees that come with your new office, you run the risk of blowing your business' monthly budget.
What if your office building needs a new sprinkler system? What if the bathrooms need an overhaul to meet the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act?
Again, someone has to pay for these upgrades. Depending on your lease, you might be at least partially responsible for them. Again, it's important to understand this before you sign the lease. Building upgrades are rarely cheap, and they can place a significant burden on your business' monthly expenses.
Electricity survey
Some office leases contain clauses giving building owners the right to conduct an electrical survey of your office. During such a survey, contractors will chart how much electricity your office actually uses. Your landlord can then factor this usage into the amount you pay each much for electricity.
Be warned, though, some electrical surveying firms will figure the total amount of electricity that your office would consume each month if every piece of equipment – all your computers, lights and copy machines – were running all full capacity. This will result in a higher monthly electrical usage than is realistic, and could unnecessarily boost your monthly utility bills.
Pre-existing conditions
If you have a growing business, you might not expect to stay in your new office space for too long. Be careful, though, of pre-existing condition clauses. These clauses state that you must return your office space to its original condition after you vacate it.
In other words, you'll have to remove any new walls you've installed or any new lighting. You'll have to return your now bright-red office walls to their former dull beige.
All of this costs money, and can significantly add to your business' expenses when it's time to move to a new office.
Operating expense increases
Most office leases will include clauses giving landlords the right to increase your monthly rent by a certain percentage each year. In theory, your landlord might have to pay more each year to maintain your building as the costs of labor, equipment and materials rise. The annual rent increases help your landlords cover this expense.
Make sure that your lease doesn't allow your landlord the ability to raise your monthly rent by a large percentage each year. That can quickly turn your once-affordable space into a financial burden.
Property taxes
Depending on your lease type, you might have to pay a portion of your office building's property taxes. Make sure that you're not paying too much. Ideally, the amount of money you pay for property taxes should be directly related to how much of the office building that you occupy.


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Japanese Girls: Getting Laid in Japan
Japan has one of the most fascinating cultures in the world, with the women to match. Japanese girls are quirky, sexy and the funniest girls you will meet in your travels. Picking them up is easy too! As a foreigner, you are one step ahead of the competition… all it takes is a little game.
What are Japanese Girls Like?
Japanese girls grow up with time on their hands and lots of disposable income. In Japan, single women live at home with their parents until marriage. This means no rent, no utilities and no bills, which in turn leaves them with money to explore. Japanese girls use this time to explore different styles, food and subcultures, giving them a lot of shit to talk about. Even with their poor English, they will be sure to show you a good time.
Japanese girls come in a variety of looks, however, the classic girl normally has pale skin and jet black hair. Some dye their hair different colors, some tan, and some dress like anime characters. Even as anime characters, these women embrace femininity in ways other girls around the world don't. Regardless, Japanese girl's dress to impress, expressing their own creative style while looking sexy at the same time.
Compared to other Asian girls, Japanese girls are hands down the best looking. They are cute, petite and generally have larger eyes than other Asians. Japanese girls know how to take care of themselves, leaving this country with a higher volume of 10s than anywhere else in Asia. If you don't like them at first, they will surely grow on you in a short period of time.
As we said before, Japanese girls know how to take care of themselves. They spend tons of time perfecting their appearance; making sure their makeup is on point, hair looking good and skin feeling silky smooth. Different from girls in the US, Japanese girls stay dressed up even when they are going to the grocery store.
Drawbacks of Japanese Girls
Although Japanese girls are great, they come with a few drawbacks that some dudes may not be into. For starters, Japanese girls do not have big tits or booties, they are skinny. You can find these types of chicks around, rarely, but they are normally taken up already. Whether you end up with one or not, if you are looking for big booties, head over to Columbia and check out their girls.
Japanese girls are passive and submissive when they come to dating game. They will not approach you, smile at you or make direct eye contact until you've stepped up to the plate. You have to be a man here. Japanese girls want you to take interest in them even if they want to jump in bed with you right off the bat. This goes for their communication as well. Once you become accustom to their lifestyle and understand how they work, you will being have back to back dates for sure.
The English in Japan isn't very good to begin with. As you start to date more Japanese girls, you'll see how bad their English is across the board. When you begin to talk with them, talk a little slower and simply your language. Don't get their shyness confused with that they don't like you. If you are talking to a chick and she's quiet, it may be that her English sucks.
If you want to pick up some Japanese words before you head over to Japan, check out Rocket Japanese. Rocket Japanese has free online lessons you can take from your computer. So easy! Knowing a few keywords won't only get you around town, it'll get you hot Japanese girls as well.
Finding Japanese Girls
Meeting girls in a foreign country is hard. Fortunately in Japan there are a few solid ways to meet Japanese girls online. If you are from the US, your first go to will probably be Tinder. That's cool. Tinder is a good way to meet Japanese girls in the major cities around Japan like Tokyo. The girls that use Tinder are more likely to be looking for white dudes than other Japanese dating sites.
Japan Cupid
Japan Cupid is a good way to meet Japanese girls online. The site is not as easy as swiping on Tinder and may land you a long term relationship, but hey it's a good place to start. After you sign up and browse the girls, you'll notice the age difference from those on Tinder. Don't stress it, Japanese girls age really well. A Japanese woman in her 30's will have you thinking she's in her 20's.
Whichever site you decide to use, you have competition. Foreigners and Japanese dudes are doing the same thing on Tinder so you have to stand out. If you get a match, don't talk to too much. Stay simple and no emojis, Japanese girls see that as girly and will not meet up with you. Similar to all city girls, they are busy. If a Japanese girl likes you, she will want to hang out sooner than later. Get her Line and get to it.
Game in Japan
The game in Japan is different than in the West. Japanese girls are out and about during the day, strolling through cafes and shops. All you have to do is go talk to them. Going up to a girl and chatting them is not weird, like in Brazil. Don't worry about the language barrier. It might be tough, but Japanese girls love when guys ask them out, so give it a shot… you might find yourself a date or two.
Still too nervous for day game? Hit the bars at night. Getting Japanese girls while you are out drinking is one of the easiest ways to get laid in Japan. Talk to other guys around and ask where the good spots are. In big cities like Tokyo and Osaka, the club scene is constantly changing. You'll have competition in these spots with foreigners as well as Japanese guys.
International parties is an easy way to pick up Japanese girls. They sound lame, but they will get you laid. All you have to do is go in there, buy drinks and chat her up. After a few drinks she'll warm up to you and you'll be good to go.
In The Bedroom
Japanese girls aren't know to be aggressive in bed. As a matter of fact, they are not aggressive at all. Some guys tend to be turned off by their lack of sexuality. Make her feel good. They claim to not have the moves that Western girls have in bed but are willing to learn. Have fun, explore something new. If you've ever walked through Shibuya, you'd know how freaky Japanese sex life can get.
Japanese girls are the coolest chicks in the world. They are funny, cute and look good no matter what time of day it is. If you're a confident dude, you will make a killing in the dating scene in Japan. With the right Tinder profile, you'll have matches for days as you explore the city. For an even better way to meet Japanese girls, check out Japan Cupid now and start meeting girls today!


text: I take anything I hear in the media with a grain of salt because I used to be a member of it (far from the left wing though). It is hard not to get depressed when hearing about everything bad going on right now, from record oil prices, inflation, and war, to the severe record flooding and tornadoes that are going on in our own backyards. Personally, I am still doing fine. My hometown was nearly wiped off the map by a tornado, but my family made it through unscathed. Our second child is due now in under 2 months, and we took out a maternity policy on my wife so there will be no lost wages. My income has doubled in the last 6 months, and I've had no water or storm damage to my house. Sure I'm paying more for gas than I ever have before, but we were saving nearly half our income before so it doesn't affect our day-to-day things. Spent last weekend at the zoo, going camping this weekend, and going to be in my brother-in-laws wedding the following weekend. I realize that some people really may not want to read this, but after taking a step back, I realized that things aren't too bad for me right now. Anyone else in the same camp? I don't want to downplay anything that has happened anywhere right now either, but I thought it was time to get some positive things out there. I realize I'll be lucky to have 1 response to this.


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Tour Scotland photographs and videos from my tours of Scotland. Photography and videography, both old and new, from beautiful Scotland, Scottish castles, seascapes, rivers, islands, landscapes, standing stones, lochs and glens.
Tour Scotland Video Old Photographs Gifford
Tour Scotland video of old photographs of Gifford, East Lothian, Scotland. The village takes its name from the 13th century Sir Hugo de Giffard of Yester, whose ancient Scoto Norman family possessed the baronies of Yester, Morham, and Duncanlaw in Haddingtonshire, and Tayling and Poldame in the counties of Perthshire and Forfar. The initial chief industry in the town was the paper mill, which was once the source of the Bank of Scotland's bank notes. However, this mill closed in the late 18th century. The earliest recorded presence of a church in the area is in 1241, the present church in the centre of the village was built in 1710. Gifford was the terminus on a branch railway operated by the North British Railway and then the London and North Eastern Railway. The section of line to Gifford was closed in 1947. John Knox, the famous reformer of Scotland, was born in Gifford in 1505. Reverend John Witherspoon, was born in Gifford in 1723. He studied at the Haddington Grammar School, gained a Master of Arts from the University of Edinburgh in 1739, and was a Presbyterian minister in Beith, Ayrshire, before accepting an offer from Princeton in New Jersey to be their 6th President. He was the only clergyman to sign the Declaration of Independence of the United States, on 4 July 1776. Of interest to folks with ancestry, genealogy or Scottish Family Roots in Scotland who may wish to visit one day.
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Germany's finance minister said Thursday there was "complete agreement" between Paris and Berlin on the EU's bailout fund but that no accord had yet been clinched at a European level.
"France and Germany have a completely agreed position on these questions, but we know ... that this is not a European solution," Wolfgang Schaeuble told reporters.
"France and Germany have a responsibility to lead in Europe but that does not replace discussions that are being carried out by all 17 member states" that share the euro, he added.
EU leaders are meeting on Sunday in a last ditch bid to thrash out a solution to a debt and banking crisis in the eurozone that has threatened to tip Europe -- and the rest of the world -- into recession.
Officials are engaged in fevered diplomacy before the make-or-break summit. Eurozone finances meet on Friday and EU finance ministers and foreign ministers on Saturday to prepare the meeting.
A mini-summit in Frankfurt on Wednesday that involved French President Nicolas Sarkozy, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and senior EU officials failed to yield a breakthrough, prompting reports of deep divisions.
Schaeuble reiterated that Germany would not be prepared to raise its contribution to the 440-billion-euro (607-billion-dollar) European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), which currently stands at 211 billion euros of state guarantees.
However, officials were looking at ways to deploy the fund "more efficiently" he said.
Asked if this would involve leveraging the fund, he said: "I don't know. At the moment, we don't have a common (European) proposal. We're working on it.
"The working group of deputy finance ministers -- the so-called European Working Group -- is meeting ... we are in constant contact. There are intensive negotiations," he said.
There has been intense speculation that EU leaders will seek to boost the firepower of the fund to as much as two trillion euros by insuring investors against future losses from their sovereign debt holdings.
Earlier Thursday, Schaeuble's office admitted that differences remained between European countries over the role of the eurozone bailout fund in addressing the debt crisis, in a document obtained by AFP.
"There remains the need for agreement on the guidelines for primary market and secondary market intervention" to buy sovereign bonds of debt-mired countries, the ministry said in a letter to members of the lower house of parliament's budgetary committee.


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September 2010
Hello Readers,
I didn't make it to write a letter every month, but then I've been too busy working on my new books.
The book I was working on, Silver Roses, had to be postponed because I saw that I needed to tell another story first. Right now I'm working on Heartwishes, which has a bit of magic in it — maybe. No one has yet decided if it's coincidence or actual magic that's causing the things to happen.
My heroine is Gemma Ranford, and she landed a job on the Frazier estate to go through hundreds of documents that Mrs. Frazier bought at an auction in England. In Days of Gold, Prudence, who married Shamus, had to sell her family's estate in England, but Shamus made so much money in America that he was able to buy it back. Their eldest son, Ewan, took the title of earl from his mother and lived in England.
Nearly 200 years later, the English branch of the family has died out, the estate was sold, and Mrs. Frazier bought all the documents that had been stored in the attic. She hired Gemma, who is about to finish her Ph.D., to go through all the papers and write a detailed history of the family.
On the first day, Gemma finds part of a letter that mentions Heartwishes. The premise is that anyone of Frazier blood gets a wish to come true if it comes from his or her heart. It's been interesting to think about wishes that come from the very heart of a person.
The hero of the book is Colin Frazier, who is the sheriff of Edilean. Everyone likes Colin; adores him, really. But Gemma has a reason to be quite angry at him — and he can't understand it. I've enjoyed his bewilderment.
What I really like about this book is that I get to see all the people in Edilean together. Yesterday I finished a scene of a barbeque which had many of my past characters there. I had to be careful not to go on and on with them because that could be boring to a person who hasn't read my other books set in Edilean. I just like to go back and see them and reassure myself that they're doing well.
I want a scene with Mr. Lang because I want to see what he's up to now. I think Gemma will like him as she tends to like quirky people.
In each book, I try to introduce more descendants of the seven founding families, and in Heartwishes I brought in Dr. Tristan Aldredge. My last letter spoke of the DVDs that I spent a year searching for. They are Bramford, an English series about a female doctor in 1893. It was the perfect time period for what I plan to do in Silver Roses. In fact, I've written quite a bit of that book already. I needed to do that to see what Tristan was like before I put him in Heartwishes. He's a beautiful man, but there's something missing in his life. He and Gemma become friends, and he talks about what's inside him some.
That's all for now. See you next month,
Jude Deveraux


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Heffley Boutique Inn
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About the Hotel
Property Location
With a stay at Heffley Boutique Inn in Sun Peaks, you'll be near the airport and minutes from Sun Peaks Golf Course, and close to Sun Peaks Resort. This ski inn is within the region of Niskonlith Lake Provincial Park and Adams Lake Recreation Conference Centre.
Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 26 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring fireplaces. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed, and all rooms are furnished with sofa beds. Kitchenettes are outfitted with refrigerators and microwaves. Cable programming and DVD players are provided for your entertainment, while wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Enjoy the convenience of ski-in/ski-out access at this inn, which also features a spa tub and a sauna. This inn also features wireless Internet access (surcharge), concierge services, and ski storage.
You can enjoy a meal at a restaurant serving the guests of Heffley Boutique Inn, or stop in at a grocery/convenience store. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a business center, and limo/town car service. Guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle for a surcharge, and self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Business center
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 3
- Total number of rooms - 26
- Fireplace in lobby
- Spa tub
- Sauna
- Restaurant
- Luggage storage
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- Grocery/convenience store
- Bar/lounge
- Wedding services
- 24-hour front desk
- Ski-in/ski-out access
- Smoke-free property
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Year Built 1997
- Concierge services
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Room Facilities
- Coffee/tea maker
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- Premium bedding
- Hair dryer
- Private bathroom
- Kitchenette
- Spring water bathtub
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Individually furnished
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Premium TV channels
- Fireplace
- Desk
- Free toiletries
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Separate sitting area
- DVD player
- Pillowtop mattress
- Iron/ironing board
- Individually decorated
- Shower/tub combination
- Sofa bed
- Cable TV service
- Daily housekeeping
Hotel Policy
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- Children 16 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: CAD 2.50 per night (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: CAD 2.5 per night (rates may vary)
- Airport shuttle fee: CAD 55 per person (roundtrip)
- Self parking fee: CAD 10 per night (in/out privileges)
- Late check-out fee: CAD 25
- Crib (infant bed) fee: CAD 10 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: CAD 15 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Renovations and Closures
The following facilities are closed until further notice:
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Online Class
Wire Weaving Bracelets: Basics & Beyond
with Sarah Thompson
These beautiful beaded bracelets are made with seed beads and bugle beads, using ladder stitching. Can be made to fit. Pattern includes easy-to-follow step by step, full instructions, with diagram and a pictures of the finished rings. Purchase of this beaded bracelet pattern entitles you to use the instructions for personal use, does not entitle you to reproduce the pattern for resale or redistribution to others. Make and sell as many as you like, but state that the pattern is a design by ZaneyMay. BASIC SKILLS NECESSARY ladder stitch SIZING / FINISHED MEASUREMENTS made to fit


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How to Get Prepared for Your Child in a Spica Cast
Sorry, I know this is pretty lengthy. Unfortunately, we felt like when we were writing this that none of these things could be left out because they are all so important. We hope it is very informative, none the less.
What to Bring To the Hospital
I would not worry about bringing too much to the hospital with you. It will just make more for you to carry around. The hospital should have just about everything that you will need such as diapers (large and small sizes) and food. I did however bring a few bottles for our daughter because she is pretty picky about what kind of bottle she will drink out of. If you have a picky child then I would bring your own. You will also need some clothes to bring them home. You will want to use clothing that is several sizes too big normally. For example, Lilie is 6 months wearing 9 month clothing, but I bought onesies that were 24 months. They still fit a little tight, but they work. You do not want clothing that is too heavy because it may make them sweat. This can cause their skin to break out causing sores which are very painful.
I recommend having feminine pads ready to line the cast with, but you are not going to need them at the hospital. There is going to be a lot of swelling around the incision area that will not allow you get them in place correctly. Use these once you get your child home.
I would also make sure that you bring something that is familiar to them. They won't feel like playing very much, but that will help comfort them. I would just bring something small like a blanket, stuffed toy, or pacifier something like that.
You will most likely be spending most of your time standing next to their bed so make sure that you wear comfortable clothes and shoes. You will also want money for the vending machines because you may be up in the middle of night and need a snack to keep going. Caffeine can be a life saver during really long nights.
One of the problems that we had was people visiting that had been exposed to illnesses prior to coming to the hospital. I would recommend not letting anyone that has been exposed to any form of flu within the last two weeks to visit especially if it is the stomach flu virus. Our first daughter got a stomach virus from someone and became extremely sick in the following days. They are just too weak to fight off any kind of illness. It also made her cast smell from a mile away.
One thing that we learned this last time of surgery was not to be scared to tell the nurses what you need. They are there to make your child as comfortable as possible. If you feel that the pain medication is not working, do not be afraid to ask the nurse to call the doctor for other options.
Things For Home
One of the best things that you can do for the family is to prepare your home. You will want to have everything cleaned and disinfected for when you come home from surgery. I usually spray all surfaces areas with Lysol that day of the surgery that way when we come home everything is already germ-free.
I would also recommend preparing at least one week worth of food. It will be much easier on you if you do not have to worry about food for everyone. If you cannot prepare food in advance buy frozen foods that are easy to prepare. You are not going to have much time to spend on cooking, even if you and your spouse are working together.
You are going to need some place for your child to sit comfortably when you cannot hold them. The cast is always bigger than you think, so try to find something that does not have really high sides. Most of the time, you will not be able to use a swing, bouncy seat, or high chair because there is just not enough room. We have used a bean bag with both our girls and it works really well.
Buying all the things that you are going to need in advance will really help you when you come home. You are going to need two different sizes in diapers. A small diaper will work for the inside (Newborn to s.2) and a larger size for the outside (size 4 to 6). I also recommend buying feminine pads for lining the cast. It has saved the cast from getting soiled so many times. I buy Stayfree ultra thins with no wings. They are easiest to fit inside and relatively inexpensive. I also use medical tape to hold them in place on the outside of the cast. This not going to look great, but it is a necessary precaution to keep the cast as dry as possible.
I hope that this helps you with the preparation.


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Fosfenos Trailer (2001)
21 January 2001 Animated 3 mins
Two cars travel down a highway in opposite directions. Which one should we follow in order to understand the nature of the road? The spectators end up with the feeling of having awakened from an uncomfortable dream
Watch the official Fosfenos 2001 trailer in HD below or find more Fosfenos videos on Vidimovie.


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Rooms, services Discover the beauties of Germany and check out the opportunities provided by Hotel-Garni Brugger Lindau (Lake Constance)! The hotel is offering 23 tasfefully furnished, nice rooms for those looking for a place to stay at in Lindau (Bodensee). You may also enjoy relaxing wellness services on the spot, <a/an> steam room will also be available to you. If you love spending your leisure time actively it may be a good idea to check the table tennis, bike rental, bowling, billiard, minigolf, water ski, volleyball, diving, sailing, surfing, boat rental and ballontrip opportunities nearby. In the safe your valuables can be the safely secured. Wireless Internet connection (WiFi) is available at the hotel, enabling portable devices and smartphones to go online. If you wish to learn more about the exact scope of services provided by Hotel-Garni Brugger Lindau (Lake Constance) (including those available for an extra fee) or about the equipment of the rooms, you can find the complete list on the information sheet below.
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OXFORD, Miss. - Auburn freshman center Dwayne Curtis will transfer to Mississippi.
The 6-foot-9, 235-pound Chicago native played in 19 games for Auburn, starting five and averaging 2.9 points and 2.3 rebounds.
After sitting out one season, Curtis will have three years of eligibility remaining.
''I plan on coming in and making a big impression at Ole Miss,'' Curtis said Friday. ''I know Ole Miss needed help in the post, and I felt their style of play fits my game.''
Ole Miss coach Rod Barnes confirmed the transfer on Friday.
Curtis was granted a release from his scholarship at Auburn on Thursday, three weeks after Tigers head coach Cliff Ellis and his staff were fired following a 14-14 season.
Curtis said he will visit Ole Miss within the next two weeks and enroll this summer.
He will be reunited with newly hired Rebels assistant Tracy Dildy, who spent the past two seasons on Ellis' staff. Dildy recruited Curtis to Auburn.
Published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Sunday, May 2, 2004.
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Emanation: Art + Process
May 1, 2015, through January 3, 2016, 6300 sq ft
A groundbreaking exhibition that featured work made by contemporary artists invited to utilize the studio and museum resources at WheatonArts to create new work. In keeping with the definition of "Emanation," an abstract but perceptible thing that issues of originates from a source, the works exhibited were interpreted with an emphasis on the artists' creative process as well as their shared experience of working with a technical medium such as glass. Participating artists were Mark Dion, Paula Hayes, Carolyn Healy and John Phillips, Donald Lipski, Virgil Marti, Michael Oatman, Judy Pfaff, Jocelyne Prince, Rob Wynne, and Mark Zirpel.
Creativity Ascertained: The Art of the Fellowship
April 1, 2015 through January 3, 2016, 550 sq ft
The exhibit highlighted recent Creative Glass Center of America Fellows who used their time to explore their craft, the medium and personal expression in refreshing and provocative ways. Sketches, prototypes and other evidence of each featured fellow's creative process showed how WheatonArts, Fellowship host, is a haven for experimentation. Participating artists were Megan Biddle, Deborah Czeresko, Chris Duffy, Karin Forslund, Max Grossman, Brett Swenson, Bryan McGovern Wilson, Celeste Wilson, Chris Wolston, and Ben Wright.
NJ350: Through the Lens of Glass
April 1, 2014 through January 4, 2015, 5500 sq ft
This exhibit, in honor of the state-wide celebration of the 350th anniversary of New Jersey, explored the relationship between glass and South Jersey through use of the renowned collection and archives of the Museum of American Glass, oral histories of local glassmakers, and examples of current glass craft and artistry of artists currently working in the region. The New York Times noted in their review, "Their interest in keeping such traditions alive reinforces the cultural importance of Wheaton."
Durand: Made In New Jersey
April 1, 2014 through January 4, 2015, 550 sq ft
To celebrate the creativity and craftsmanship of this home grown company during New Jersey's 350th anniversary, WheatonArts is exhibited over 50 pieces of Durand Art Glass. Only in operation from 1924 through 1931, the "fancy shop" at the Vineland Flint Glass Works in Vineland, NJ made an impact on the American glass world with their Durand Art Glass line. Drawing from the same decorative Art Nouveau trends as Tiffany and Quezal, Durand Art Glass had its own style, earning them a gold medal at the Sesquicentennial International Exhibition in 1926.
Wheaton Glass: The Art of the Fellowship
April 1, 2013 through January 5, 2014, 5500 sq ft
In celebration of the 30th Anniversary of the Creative Glass Center of America's Fellowship Program this exhibit illustrated the wide variety of contemporary glass art created by this diverse group of international artists. The artists and work chosen for this anniversary exhibition by guest curators Diane Wright and Tina Aufiero, prompted conversations about the legacy of the Fellows, the traditions of glassmaking, and the evolution of both methods and concepts articulated in glass. The show highlighted a wide range of artists from the past decades, acknowledging early studio glassmakers while focusing on the work of more recent fellows.
Celebrating 30: The Creative Glass Center of America Collection at WheatonArts
April 1, 2013 through January 5, 2014, 550 sq ft
Recognizing the needs of emerging contemporary artists working in glass, WheatonArts established the Creative Glass Center of America (CGCA) Fellowship Program in 1983 with a goal "to provide direct support to emerging and mid-career artists who work in glass." As of this exhibit, three hundred fifty fellowships have been provided. A requirement of accepting a fellowship is to donate a piece to WheatonArts to document the work done while in residence. To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the CGCA, this exhibit was organized to showcase some of the work from the CGCA collection by artists featured in Wheaton Glass: The Art of the Fellowship.
Remembering Ginen: Haitian Vodou Bottles, Flags and Vèvè
September 20, 2013 through January 5, 2014, 885 sq ft
This exhibition aimed to inspire understanding and appreciation of Haitian creativity and artistic expressions. Vodou, an official Haitian religion, combines beliefs of African religious practice and Christianity. Vodou arts are integrated into Vodou ceremonies, but the Vodou lwa (spirits) also serve as muses inspiring Haitian artists to create vivid works that relate to universal human values and join us all in a dialogue about the meaning of the past in the present, harmony and balance, life, hope, and possible future. The exhibition's major focus was on the artworks of the Haitian artist Kesler Pierre. Each of Kesler's bottles is designed to incorporate the vévé, or symbol, associated with the individual lwa for whom it is intended. Kesler uses paint to present a contemporary artistic vision of the traditional beaded bottles.


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Don't be embarrassed if you're a lot older than most of the audience of "The Intergalactic Nemesis." Even though it's labeled "for young audiences," the show was written for your inner 12-year-old, not for actual 12-year-olds.
The multimedia theater piece, playing at the Kennedy Center this weekend, started as a pseudo-radio play at a coffeehouse in Austin, Texas, in the 1990s. Jason Neulander, who was running an experimental theater company at the time, wanted to make a show that challenged the limits of performance while still remaining accessible.
"When we created this, none of us had kids, none of us were thinking about kids," says Neulander, the show's writer, director and producer. "We were just thinking about what would push our own entertainment buttons."
Here's what pushed his buttons: radio plays, comic books and sci-fi adventures. So, he smashed them together to make "Nemesis," which combines huge comic-book-panel projections with audio provided by three actors at microphones, a piano and a Foley artist armed with a battalion of tools to create every sound effect imaginable. The show became an undeniable hit in Austin when Neulander added the comic book art to the existing radio play in 2010.
"Comic books are a purely visual form and radio plays are a purely audio form," he says. "When you put the two together you get the best of all worlds."
The show's comics are drawn to look classic without evoking any particular decade, and they complement a goofy adventure about a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and the story she can't stop chasing.
With its zany plot and cartoon backgrounds, "Nemesis" seems a natural fit for kids. But the show didn't begin drawing younger audiences until a mom in Austin brought her child, then raved about the show on a network of homeschooling parents.
Suddenly, they were inundated with families, Neulander says. "There's no foul language in the show, because when we originally did it we wanted to get it broadcast on the radio. We didn't think about the fact that that makes it totally appropriate for children."
Intergalactic Improvisation
The music for "Intergalactic Nemesis" is provided by a single piano, and the show has only a few pages of written compositions. "Several of the main characters and situations each get their own theme," says creator Jason Neulander. "And once the pianist introduces a theme, he'll start improvising the music to follow the drama" and the atmosphere of that particular performance.
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Tomorrow night I'll be participating in The Stitch Market Boutique in San Luis Obispo. That means I'll be closing my Etsy shop sometime tomorrow afternoon and reopening on Friday. So fair warning, if there's something you love, you should buy it now:)
I've been working on lots and lots of new dolls including some new hair styles...a short pixie cut a la Crafty Mama herself and a cute little bob like my sweet (not really) girls have. Oooo, and also some dark skinned dolls that are beyond adorable! My hope would be to sell every single one of them tomorrow night but realistically, you'll probably see some new little cuties in my shop on Friday.
I've been really lucky to have tons of custom orders this holiday season but that also means I've been totally swamped, working about 25-30 hours a week in addition to my full-time mom duties. Needless to say, I'm looking forward to January:) I'll be taking custom orders through December 8th and then I'll politely have to say, "No soup for you!". Have I mentioned while I sew I've been watching Seinfeld from beginning to end?
If you're local, stop by and see me tomorrow night at The Stitch Market Boutique (email me for the address). The hostess has a beautiful home and there are several talented vendors participating.


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Ahh, social media ROI, that great unicorn of marketing. But, you know what? Unicorns aren't real and marketing budgets are. So, we need to find a way to report on our marketing success or there won't BE any marketing budget! You know what is great for tracking the ROI of your Pinterest (and all other social) marketing? HubSpot. You know what isn't? Pinterest analytics. Yup, ... Read More
Pinterest Promoted Pin Analytics – Improving the Results and Lowering the Cost of Your Pinterest Ads
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Thanks so much to Jennifer for inviting me here today to chat about one of my favorite mediums for books! Years ago I used to listen to audiobooks only when on a road trip. I'd get a CD set from Cracker Barrel at the start of any trip (I listened to some great Linda Howard books that way!) and be good to go.
About 6 years ago I got an iPod shuffle and discovered a much better way to listen to audiobooks. I also discovered some new authors and series' that I'm still addicted to including Jeaniene Frost's Night Huntress series and Karen Marie Moning's Fever series (though after listening to the first one I devoured the rest in print because I was too impatient to listen to all of KMM's books).
Over the last few years I've discovered four narrators I can't get enough of.
1The first is Amanda Ronconi. She's the narrator for all of Molly Harper's books. I had to check to make sure and unless I missed something, she's narrated all of Harper's books from her quirky Jane Jameson and Half Moon Hollow books to her (also quirky) Naked Werewolf and contemporary Bluegrass books. Molly Harper is one of those authors whose books just make me happy when I'm reading. She's got such a unique, funny voice that you can't help but fall in love with her worlds and characters. I rarely read straight contemporary romance but Harper is an author I make an exception for, specifically with her Bluegrass books and 'And One Last Thing' one of my all-time favorite stand-alone books. Comedy is really hard to write (I can't even imagine doing it) because it's one of those 'you know it when you read it' type of things and Amanda Ronconi brings Harper's books to life in a way that has had me laughing out loud so many times it's embarrassing. There's been more than one instance (oh so many) where I've been out walking or jogging while listening to my iPod and gotten strange looks from people because I've been unable to stop myself from literally laughing out loud to Ronconi's narration.
2 The next narrator I'm a huge fan of is Susan Ericksen. She's narrated so many books and after checking, it looks as if she's been doing it since the 1980s but the series that I fell in love with because of her is In Death by JD Robb (aka Nora Roberts). It's a sci-fi/fantasy/romance series that takes place in the future with a large cast of characters that revolve around Lieutenant Eve Dallas and her husband Roarke. There are so many characters in each book (40 so far in the series) yet I know who is speaking without a doubt because of Ericksen's gift for narration. Robb writes in third person and often shifts POV from one paragraph to the next and again, because of Ericksen's skill, I have no doubt who is thinking/speaking regardless of if there's a dialogue tag, etc. or not. Since January of this year I've listened to almost the entire series (3 to go) on audible and every time I listen to another book or novella, it's like visiting with old friends. Obviously JD Robb is an incredibly talented writer and Susan Ericksen does such justice to her In Death series that I always prefer listening to reading it because of her.
3I fell in love with the Elder Race series by Thea Harrison pretty much by page two of Dragon Bound. Then on a road trip I went old school and bought the CD set for Storm's Heart and absolutely fell in love with Sophie Eastlake's narration. Tricks is one of my favorite Harrison characters and the way Eastlake brought her and the whole Elder Race cast to life was brilliant. (So much so, that I reached out to her years later about narrating my own books and now she narrates two of my series.) As with Ericksen, Eastlake has got such a gift with larger casts of characters so that I never feel lost when I'm listening to her books.
4Lastly, Lorelei King is the reason I discovered Darynda Jones's Charley Davidson series and I have only good things to say about the series. I think it's probably categorized as urban fantasy or mystery/thriller (or a combo of both) but it's also paranormal romance. (Written in first person) Charley is the grim reaper and one of the funniest female characters I've ever read. She has so many layers and King really brings out her strong personality in a way that this series deserves.
There are more narrators that are pretty much auto-buy for me, but these are the top four. I've always got my iPod attached to me; in the mornings when I jog, when driving pretty much anywhere, when cooking (heh, when I cook) or doing pretty much anything around the house if I'm alone and don't have a 3 year old attached to me. I love to read and audiobooks have allowed me to 'read' when I don't have time to actually sit down and kick my feet up with an ebook. This year alone I've listened to more books than I've been able to read on my kindle and I'm so thankful to have that option.
What about you guys? Who is one of your favorite narrators? Or what's your favorite series/book in audio format?
Shattered Duty by Katie Reus
Series: Deadly Ops #3
Published by Signet on June 2nd 2015
Genres: Romantic Suspense
Source: Publisher
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When his wife was murdered two years ago, Special Agent Levi Lazaro turned his back on everything he cared about. Ever since, he has thought of nothing but vengeance. Now he's finally uncovered the identities of those who killed his wife—and he's ready to destroy them at any cost. He won't let anything stand in his way—not even a beautiful NSA agent on a mission of her own.
Special Agent Selene Wolfe prides herself on being the best. Her fearlessness and quick-thinking make her the perfect person to take down a deadly terrorist cell. But she needs Levi's help, and the moment he shows up, Selene knows her objectivity—and her heart—are in trouble.
As the two strike an uneasy alliance, Levi finds himself tormented by his desire for Selene—a feeling he thought long dead. But when their mission takes an unexpected turn, he finds himself faced with an impossible choice: either put aside his need for revenge, or save the woman who's reawakened his soul…
After 17 years I've finally finished my BA in English (no I do not want to be a teacher). Before majoring in English I would not have touched anything labeled "classic", but I have enjoyed a few along the way in my college career.
While I hated to read growing up, I am now an avid book reader and audiobook listener. I love rejecting reality one book at a time. I only read fiction within my favorite (at least to date) genres which include: most romance (paranormal, contemporary, D/s, BDSM, M/M)Urban Fantasy, and a few YA (mostly PNR or UF from favorite adult authors, but I'm slowly stepping out of my comfort zone after enjoying a few contemporary YA novels in adolescent literature class I took).
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The latest work in this anthology, Battery Film is an independent work that presents a unique look at New York City. Seen through animated sequences that dissolve into actual photos from the city, the film makes the viewer see this large city in a different light.
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If you like to play slots, then one of the best games is the progressive online slot machine Mega Moolah Isis. Because this is an online progressive slots game, the jackpots get huge. As people around the world play this game on the Internet, they are constantly building up the progressive jackpots. Unlike many other progressive slot machines, Mega Moolah Isis actually has four independent progressive jackpots. They are the mini, minor, major, and mega.
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Re: Please give advice to a rookie, ME......
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- a panohead is very important. go to the hardware store, right away! you can
make your own, it will work as well as something you pay hundreds of $ for.
http://wiki.panotools.org/Heads#Self_made Because stitching software is so
good, you only need to get the camera position correct - anything more is
simply convenience, or showing off. (yes, both have their place)
but hey - you don't need that or a tripod. all you need is a string and a
the egyptians used it and they probably weren't the first ;) 18mm will make
this harder - but for single row, with practice, shooting with enough light,
it's better than a tripod for many reasons.
for software, use Hugin, it's free. A bit clunky because the open source
developers building it only have so much free time, and there aren't a huge
amount of people developing it. But it's a great program.
If you want really easy stitching, pay for ptgui (or try the free trial).
Ptgui is fantastic.
Many people prefer Autopano pro which is a very well made program; but the
geekier types I guess prefer the really deep control you can get from ptgui.
(This list is more biased towards ptgui in general)
have fun, post some examples soon!
Jeffrey Martin
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> Please can anyone recomend some great free tools for me to try as I am
do not know how to measure against other products.
>there is a lot of no good stuff here on the internet. I want to start out
> I have been looking for some stiching tools and some viewers, but frankly
with what i got...a Canon 20D Digital SLR with 18 mm lens.
>The first and most important is a panohead.
> My aim is at some point to do full screen 360 VR shots of rooms.
You can do simple landscape panoramas without but for doing mor complex pano
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Paseo Xaman-Ha, Mza. 1, Lote 1 Fracc. Playacar, Playa del Carmen, MX, 77710
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Paseo Xaman-Ha, Mza. 1, Lote 1 Fracc. Playacar, Playa del Carmen, MX, 77710
Hotel Description:
Property Location
Enjoy a meal at one of the resort's dining establishments, which include 10 restaurants and a coffee shop/café. From your room, you can also access 24-hour room service. Thirsty? Quench your thirst at one of the 6 bars/lounges or 2 poolside bars.
Business, Other Amenities
How to get to hotel
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or attraction, and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Playacar Golf Club - 1.3 km / 0.8 mi
The nearest airports are:
The preferred airport for Sandos Playacar Beach Resort - All Inclusive is Cancun, Quintana Roo (CUN-Cancun Intl.).
Qucik Facts
Pets not allowed Check-in time starts at 3 PM Check-out time is noon
Hotel Policy
Room Information
Know Before You Go
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Mandatory Fees and Taxes
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property:
The charges below are included in your overall room price:
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Check-in Instructions
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Hotel Facilities
• 24-hour front desk
• ATM/banking
• Accessible bathroom
• Airport transportation (surcharge)
• Arcade/game room
• Babysitting or childcare
• Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
• Beach sun loungers
• Beach towels
• Beach umbrellas
• Children's club
• Children's club (free)
• Children's pool
• Coffee shop or café
• Coffee/tea in common areas
• Concierge services
• Designated smoking areas
• Dry cleaning/laundry service
• Fitness facilities
• Free WiFi
• Free self parking
• Full-service spa
• Garden
• Gift shops or newsstand
• Hair salon
• Health club
• In-room accessibility
• Laundry facilities
• Luggage storage
• Multilingual staff
• Nightclub
• Number of bars/lounges - 6
• Number of buildings/towers - 19
• Number of floors - 3
• Number of outdoor pools - 8
• Number of poolside bars - 2
• Number of restaurants - 10
• Outdoor tennis courts - 2
• Pool sun loungers
• Pool umbrellas
• Porter/bellhop
• Roll-in shower
• Sauna
• Shopping on site
• Snack bar/deli
• Spa services on site
• Spa treatment room(s)
• Spa tub
• Steam room
• Supervised childcare/activities
• Supervised childcare/activities (free)
• Terrace
• Total number of rooms - 543
• Tours/ticket assistance
• Turkish bath/Hammam
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ToolBar Control (Windows Forms)
The ToolStrip control replaces and adds functionality to the
ToolBar control; however, the
ToolBar control is retained for both backward compatibility and future use, if you choose.
The Windows Forms
ToolBar control is used on forms as a control bar that displays a row of drop-down menus and bitmapped buttons that activate commands. Thus, clicking a toolbar button is equivalent to choosing a menu command. The buttons can be configured to appear and behave as push buttons, drop-down menus, or separators. Typically, a toolbar contains buttons and menus that correspond to items in an application's menu structure, providing quick access to an application's most frequently used functions and commands.
ToolBar control's DropDownMenu property takes an instance of the ContextMenu class as a reference. Carefully consider the reference you pass when implementing this sort of button on toolbars in your application, as the property will accept any object that inherits from the Menu class.
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ToolBar Control Overview
Introduces the general concepts of the
ToolBar control, which allows you to design custom toolbars that your users can work with.
How to: Add Buttons to a ToolBar Control
Describes how to add buttons to a
ToolBar control.
How to: Define an Icon for a ToolBar Button
Describes how to display icons within a
ToolBar control's buttons.
How to: Trigger Menu Events for Toolbar Buttons
Gives directions on writing code to interpret which button the user clicks in a
ToolBar control.
Also see How to: Define an Icon for a ToolBar Button Using the Designer, How to: Add Buttons to a ToolBar Control Using the Designer.
ToolBar class
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Controls to Use on Windows Forms
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ToolStrip Control
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Advil Cold & Sinus
What should I know regarding pregnancy, nursing and administering Advil Cold & Sinus to children or the elderly?
If you are:
Only When Necessary: FDA C W/COMBO PROD; POSS RISK OF GASTROSCHISIS/SIA WITH 1ST TRIMESTER EXPOSURE
FDB Contraindicated or Not Recommended: PREMATURE CLOSURE OF DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS, AVOID DURING 3RD TRIMESTER
Precaution: MAY DECREASE MILK SUPPLY, AND CAUSE IRRITABILITY
No Known Risk: LOW LEVELS IN BREAST MILK, WITH NO KNOWN RESULTING ADVERSE EFFECT ON INFANT
An adult over 60:
management or monitoring precaution: Cardiovascular-Elderly are more sensitive to tachycardia and hypertensive effects. May exacerbate symptomatic coronary insufficiency. Genitourinary-May cause urinary retention. Neuro/Psych-May worsen cognitive impairment in some elderly with dementia. Insomnia risk.
management or monitoring precaution: Gastrointestinal-Risk for ulceration or serious GI bleed; highest with history of PUD or GI bleed. Renal-Risk for exacerbation of CKD. Cardiovascular-May exacerbate pre-existing hypertension or CHF. Risk of cardiovascular thrombotic events, including MI and stroke. This risk may occur early in treatment and increases with duration of use. Risk for reinfarction with minimal NSAID use post-MI. Contraindicated with CABG. Hepatic-Elevated hepatic transaminases may occur with chronic use.
Giving Advil Cold & Sinus to a child under 12:
Severe Precaution: Fixed dose combination may not be appropriate. Not recommended by manufacturer.
Contraindication: High risk of adverse CNS effects. Not recommended for use age < 6 years.
management or monitoring precaution: Safety and efficacy for children less than 6 months not established.


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On the latest episode of The Healthy Voyager's Global Kitchen, I had the pleasure of having the Easter Bunny stop by and help me make some
tasty vegan dill potato pancakes! Perfect for Easter brunch or even Passover Seder!
Dilly Mashed Potato Pancakes Recipe
1-2 large cloves garlic, minced
4 oz vegan cream cheese, room temperature
1 flax egg white
2 tablespoons minced fresh dill
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
1 cup leftover mashed potatoes
6 tablespoons all-purpose flour
High heat oil or vegan butter, for shallow frying
Melt the butter in a small saucepan over low heat; add the garlic and cook until fragrant, about 1 to 2 minutes, then cool. Mix together the garlic, cream cheese, flax egg white, dill, salt, and pepper in a medium bowl. Use a wooden spoon to stir in the potato and then the flour, being careful not to over-mix (the dough will be very sticky). Let this mixture rest 5 to 10 minutes.
Coat the bottom of a large skillet with oil and heat over medium heat. Once the oil is hot, scoop the dough into the oil, cooking the cakes in batches so that you don't overcrowd the pan.
Once the dough is scooped into the oil, use an oiled metal spatula to gently flatten the balls slightly. Cook until golden brown on both sides, flipping once. Once cooked, transfer the cakes to a paper towel-lined plate to drain any excess oil.
Serve hot, warm, or room temperature with vegan sour cream and enjoy!
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