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One tank moved onto a bridge overlooking the square and pushed out young men who had been throwing stones at the anti-government protesters. Four other tanks took up a position between the pro-Mubarak forces and the largest group of anti-government demonstrations at the north end of the square near the Egyptian Museum.
It was not immediately clear if the moves were an isolated incident or part of a wider decision for the army to begin protecting the demonstrations. The military stood aside as they were attacked with stones, sticks and bottles Wednesday.
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We had readings, lectures, discussion, debate, drama, art, and cake! Authors and speakers who took part included Marina Lewycka, John Banville, Joseph O'Connor, the BBC's Fergal Keane, Michael Harding, Roisin Shortall TD, Sean Moncrieff, Conor Brady, Mary O'Rourke, Aine Lawlor, Brian Lucey, Belinda Jack, Michael Smith, Royal Shakespeare Company's Education Department, Elaine Byrne, Tony Curtis, Margaret Hickey, Kate Bateman, Liz Ryan, Pádraic Breathnach, Anne McCabe, Patricia Canning of The Reader Organisation, Sean Spellissey, Ennis Walking Tours, and Clare Three Legged Stool Poets.
Check out the Gallery for 2013 festival photos. See who you can spot.
Readers' Festival
The Ennis Book Club Festival is a wonderful social and literary gathering bringing together book club members and readers from all over Ireland and beyond. Supported by Clare County Library, the festival includes author readings, discussions, workshops and walking tours through the narrow streets and lanes of Ennis. We offer sessions on running book clubs, advice on reading lists, poetry, events as Gaeilge, and an opportunity to compare notes and meet with other Book Club members.
Over the years the festival has attracted wonderful authors and speakers including Edna O'Brien, Nuala O'Faolain, Roddy Doyle, Anne Enright, John Boyne, Lionel Shriver, Joseph O'Connor, Paul Durcan, Peter Sheridan, Kevin Barry, Anne Enright and Patrick McCabe to name but a few.
Dates for next festival are 7-9 March 2014. Come and combine your love of reading with a great weekend away!
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Joseph O'Connor hosted a Giant Book Club Gathering
As part of The Gathering we enjoyed a Giant Book Club Gathering during the festival and we were thrilled that acclaimed author Joseph O'Connor hosted the event. A packed house discussed his novel Star of the Sea and enjoyed the most amazing cake from Zest.
How to read a novel
Kate Bateman once again led a very popular workshop on How to Read a Novel. For the workshop notes please click here..
Reading Shakespeare
The Royal Shakespeare Company's Education Department hosted eight terrific workshops for school students, adult learners, Clare Youth Theatre and for the general public during the festival. These workshops enhanced the knowledge and confidence of attendees in accessing Shakespeare's stories, characters and language. The visit of the Royal Shakespeare Company's Education Department was made possible by funding from the Arts Council. The Arts Council participation in the Cultural Programme to mark Ireland's Presidency of the Council of the European Union is supported by the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht.
Dramatic Dining
Fishamble - The New Play Company, presented a hilarious one woman show The Wheelchair on my Face during a literary lunch in the Old Ground Hotel. Written and performed by Sonya Kelly, the play was a brilliant way to bring the festival to a close and Sonya received a well deserved standing ovation.
Dennis O'Driscoll remembered
Renowned poet Dennis O'Driscoll was to have read at this year's festival but sadly Dennis died in December. Late on Saturday afternoon poets and readers gathered in The Old Ground Hotel to honour his memory. Readings, music and memories all combined to make for a very special gathering. Thanks to Tom Conaty for all his help in making this possible.
10 Books you Should Read
On Saturday morning RTE journalist Aine Lawlor and author and broadcaster Sean Moncrieff revealed their top ten favourite books. For the list of 10 Books you Should Read click here..
Reading for Life
The Reader Organisation is a UK charity dedicated to bringing about a Reading Revolution – making it possible for people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities to enjoy and actively engage with literature on a deep and personal level. The pioneering project engages with over a thousand beneficiaries every week in youth clubs, hospitals, workplaces, care homes, prisons, schools, libraries and corporate boardrooms. Dr Patricia Canning works with them through a shared reading model called 'Get into Reading.' Her talk 'Reading for Life' incorporated a workshop entitled 'Shared Reading: A Real Life Experience.' This event was supported by Clare County Library. Find out more about the Reader Organisation at http://thereader.org.uk.
Merriman Short Story Competition
The winner of the Merriman Short Story competition in memory of Maeve Binchy was announced on the opening night of the festival. Congratulations to Danielle McLaughlin from County Cork whose story In Through the Skin was chosen by the panel of judges. Danielle read her story beautifully on the night and we see a great literary future for her. Thank you to all those who submitted entries for the competition and to the Cumann Merriman for collaborating with us on this lovely tribute to Maeve Binchy. To find out more about the fantastic Merriman summer school which takes place in Clare every year check out www.merriman.ie
Still Life with Books
Thank you to the Ennis Art School for their fabulous exhibition in the Rowan Tree Café. It featured paintings with books as the subject matter.
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Talk about life on other planets is more speculation than fact. The only life we know is the life on our own planet. And so far, scientists haven't discovered any other Earth-like planets, which means no homes for Earth-like life.
We do know that life on Earth has adapted to fill just about every environment. Since conditions on the known planets in other star systems are quite different from those on Earth, any life on those planets is likely to have adapted to some environments that are quite different from Earth, too.
Most of the planets discovered so far are giant balls of gas.
Some scientists have speculated that life on these worlds would adapt to float through the atmosphere. Such life might look like jellyfish, kept aloft by bags filled with hydrogen or helium. Other organisms might look like sails or kites, and glide on the winds. And simple organisms that are similar to algae might capture nutrients from the atmosphere, and use light from the parent star to convert them to energy.
One planet where we might look for such life is in the system 14 Herculis. It's about 60 light-years away in Hercules, which passes high overhead this evening.
The parent star is a lot like the Sun. The planet itself is at least five times as massive as Jupiter, and it's so far from the star that it's pretty cold. But who knows? In a few centuries, a probe might drop into its clouds, and turn the speculation about life on other worlds into reality.
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I have just put together a simple website for a friend who is setting up his company. He wants to pay me for this because he wants "a professional job". It would cost me more to go to a lawyer than the job is worth.
I thought I should write up some sort of contract, just in case something happens. Basically, I want to sell the source code (ASP.Net) "as is" without liability or warranty. As I understand it, currently I am the "sole trader" which means it is important for me to make clear that I do not accept any liability or warranty.
Is there anything I need to watch out for when wording this contract?
After searching around, below are some links that I thought might be useful, but I would appreciate any advice from anyone who actually has gone though this.
How to Write an End User License Agreement
How to Write a Payment Contract
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Plaxo As A Service Is Broken
I've been a Plaxo user since the service was introduced in 2002. Back then, the service only synchronized address books from POP3 or Exchange Accounts. Soon after that, it added Calendar Sync and I instantly fell in love with it. It was free, and it brought my business and personal contacts and calendar into a single place that could sync with my PDA or smartphone. This "one size fits all" approach brought a great deal of order to my world, as all of my PIM data stuck with me, no matter where I was.
In August 2009, Plaxo began charging for its sync services. Fortunately for me, I was still getting updates to my PIM info either by grandfathering or some obscure sync bug. That changed in March 2011 when Plaxo introduced Personal Assistant, a service that scoured not only its own database for address book updates, but external, online sources and directories and brought those updates in automatically. If you purchase both Personal Assistant and Platinum Sync, the premium version of Plaxo, you'll spend $120 a year on it.
This year, I purchased both. It was becoming clear that my 1200-plus contacts were outdated, and I wanted to insure that I had all of the latest info without having to use Plaxo's antiquated "please click this link and update your contact info for me" spam message. That process had gotten me into a bit of trouble in the past, and sending out an email bomb like that just isn't quite cricket. So, I purchased both products and anticipated being as satisfied as I was in the past.
Unfortunately, that hasn't been the case. There are a few issues:
- Times have changed. Back in the day, network admins and IT security types weren't as diligent as they are now. Services like Plaxo could sync with specific endpoints without having the traffic blocked at a company's firewall. Now, unless you have special permission, the traffic between you and Plaxo probably won't flow through your company's firewall. You can blame this on the Melissa virus guy.
- Problems synching in a virtual machine (VM). I'm a Mac convert. However, I am so entrenched in Microsoft Office, specifically Outlook, that trying to get me out of it into another mail client is a waste of time. I didn't like Outlook 2011 for Mac. Instead, I chose to install Parallels Desktop and install Office 2010 for Windows there. That got me into Outlook, but I noticed that Outlook seems to have issues communicating with Plaxo's synchronization services from inside the VM. I have no trouble communicating with any other external service in the virtual machine, only Plaxo. To add insult to injury, talking to Plaxo customer support has been a complete waste of time. They haven't the slightest idea how to address my problem and don't seem that interested, either.
- Plaxo's calendar can't handle changes to recurring appointments. This is probably the biggest problem I've discovered with Plaxo. Historically, I've never had any issues with Plaxo synchronizing my calendar. Changes to any and all appointments, regardless of type, have synchronized to any and all endpoints throughout every revision of both Plaxo and Outlook--until now. After an hour of troubleshooting, the Plaxo customer support rep was able to confirm that although recurring appointments would sync, changes to any single instance would not. For example, if you have a standing meeting at 9 a.m. every day and cancel or reschedule a single instance of it, Plaxo ignores the synchronized change.
- Plaxo's Platinum Sync is not live and in real time. Plaxo describes PlatinumSync as "live, 2-way and in real time." This is only partially accurate. PlatinumSync will sync data from your sync point and Plaxo's online data store. It is not, however, live and in real time. Live and real-time sync implies data is pushed between Plaxo and all of your sync points. If I make a change to any data outside of Plaxo, Plaxo will not immediately sync the data from the outside in. It must initiate its sync, and then aggregate the data. If, for example, I make a change to my Google Apps contact list or calendar, that change will not be reflected in Plaxo (or any other online sync point) until Plaxo initiates PlatinumSync on its own internal sync schedule, and it could be hours before that sync action is initiated. The sync can be manually initiated, by an end user on the Plaxo Web site, but that's not live and it's not real-time.
I was able to get my Plaxo support rep to see the behavior I was describing, but he would not admit that it was a problem. The best I could get him to do was to submit an "enhancement request." Unfortunately, this completely breaks the Plaxo service and business model. Plaxo is a data hub for PIM information. It should sync the information between mapped folders, period. Plaxo isn't a place where I'm going to go and manage a calendar and address book. I'm going to do that at my endpoints with the tools I'm familiar with.
IT consumerization isn't just about bringing your smartphone or iPad to work. It's about bringing the tools you need to the place you need them. Plaxo's sync services are clearly broken; and in my opinion the recurring appointment issue and the fact that PlatinumSync is not live and in real time contradicts their stated claims for the service. The company needs to get it together, and get the problems fixed before it ventures into other possible revenue paths.
At this point, without a resolution to my issues, it's doubtful Plaxo will get my business in 2012--and it shouldn't get yours, either.


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This is another false gospel. It is true that Salvation is freely given but not to be used without the pursuit of merit. You have to work towards merit and knowing God. God does not want us to kill ourselves with sin. Man needs to search for God just as God searches for man…. So yeah all I'm seeing is a classic example of self-worship. You might as well call this free masonry. It's a corruption of scripture. Scripture is the authority, not the media. People continuously abandon the word of God, you might as well call yourselves Joel Osteen.
"But from there you will seek the Lord your God and you will find him, if you search after him with all your heart and with all your soul."-Deuteronomy 4:29
"Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives, and the one who :seeks finds, and to the one who knocks it will be opened." -Matthew 7:7-8
"Seek the Lord and his strength; seek his presence continually!" -1 Chronicles 16:11
"And he made from one man every nation of mankind to live on all the face of the earth, having determined allotted periods and the boundaries of their dwelling place, that they should seek God, in the hope that they might feel their way toward him and find him. Yet he is actually not far from each one of us," -Acts 17:26-27
"If you love me, you will keep my commandments. And I will ask the Father, and he will give you another Helper, to be with you forever, even the Spirit of truth, whom the world cannot receive, because it neither sees him nor knows him. You know him, for he dwells with you and will be in you." -John 14:15-17
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Amazing Gospel song I just found! :)
"Like a scar waiting for new skin! Wounds heal! Like a scar waiting for new skin! I'll never be the same again!", death to the flesh! Amein!
I Am Alpha And Omega - Wolves
Artist : I Am Alpha And Omega
Album : The Roar And The Whisper
Track : Wolves
I awake to feel the cold touch of what lies beneath, Ice burned, I'm gashed and worn, a hatchet caught in a storm, Breathing in, It feels like sin just to be awake, This fear, this doubt, my heart, rushes ahead of its beat, I ran, I ran, so you wouldn't know, Please, please don't let me go, In this room I hide my wounds from spies with hungry eyes, This doubt it pins me down, my minds in Stockholm again, The doors unlocked but the trees are thorns, The wind has beaten me back, I look around, my shields have been bound with vines of vipers, Their teeth know who i am, These wolves they have a longing for souls, My blood, my blood is painting the snow, Give me a sign, I'm here, I love you more than you know.
Know Your Enemy, Pt. 31 (The Information War)
"Either this(the original Greek) is not the Gospel… Or we are not Christians." -Thomas Linacre
"I wonder how many Catholics know how many Christians were brutally slaughtered by the Roman Catholic Empire for publishing the Bible and teaching their children the Lord's Prayer in English!"
Know Your Enemy, Pt. 1
The Prayer that Damns Many to Hell
True Christianity by Leonard Ravenhill
Get off Facebook, be a Man.
"I owe all these changes to Jesus Christ, my Lord and King, and my Father God. Without Him, I would not be here, speaking in positive power, nor would I even be breathing. It is His grace and power in my life that has given me the ability to awaken and break free of the bondage I was under in my life.
Through Him I am now renewed and truly alive. I am now hungry for expansion, truth, and love like never before.
I know I will find my new place soon that is free of dry bones, free of the prominent mediocrity.
So I will pray fervently for all of my siblings in Jesus Christ, and long for the truth of this salvation to reach our hearts. That no matter what type of bondage that has you within it's grasp, that you will open your heart to your Father and allow his love to burn through those chains to set you free.
You are not alone, you are a child of God, and you are worth more than you could ever imagine…
I love you all and my heart is with you, no matter who you are.
We will prevail no matter the cost.
I know I will find my new place soon that is free of dry bones, free of the prominent mediocrity.
You are not alone, you are a child of God, and you are worth more than you could ever imagine…
We will prevail no matter the cost.
— Matthias
Are you mad because I brought life to a dead "religion"?
I'm powerful in that I live what I believe, it simply isn't some bible-belt lie, fed to me as a child! It is something I've questioned and studied, something I continue to study and grow in every day.
I've suffered for this truth in that I've lived it. It's more than just a book, it's more than just a story, it's real. You can pretend if you want, but as for me I believe in the Christ, and I believe in the Creator; because He speaks to me, and acts in my life.
He paved the way for me to have a personal relationship with Him and I wouldn't be here otherwise.
"Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you."


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Communicators with Jeff Gardner (right-click to copy direct link)
Washington, DC Saturday, November 10, 2012
This week on The Communicators, USTelecom Chairman and Windstream President & CEO Jeff Gardner discusses telecommunications issues.
USTelecom is a trade association representing telecommunications service providers and suppliers. Members include large publicly traded communications corporations such as AT&T & Verizon, along with small private cooperatives that provide communications services to both urban and rural markets.
Windstream is a provider of broadband, phone and digital TV services, based in Little Rock but it services businesses and residential customers in 28 states.
Updated: Monday, November 12, 2012 at 11:03am (ET)
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BACKGROUND: Urologists use a liquid dye to more easily find tiny cancers in the bladder that could grow after surgery.
HOW THE LIQUID DYE HELPS: The liquid dye helps identify all the tiny tumors in the bladder that can remain after a major surgery is done. The dye, called a photosensitizer, reacts with light to make the cancerous tissue look bright red during an examination. The photosensitizer even detects a rare form of bladder cancer that is hard to detect because it lies almost flush against the walls of the bladder.
HOW THE BLADDER WORKS: The bladder stores urine, which is produced when the kidneys filter urea, a waste product of proteins, from the blood. The bladder is a hollow organ made of muscle, connected to the kidneys by the ureters, and empties through the urethra. Adults eliminate about a quart and a half of urine each day. The amount depends on many factors, especially the amounts of fluid and food a person consumes and how much fluid is lost through sweat and breathing.
WHAT IS BLADDER CANCER? About 90 percent of bladder cancers begin in the cells lining the bladder. Cancer that is confined to the lining of the bladder is called superficial bladder cancer and is sometimes removed by scraping away the cancerous cells with a small wire loop.
In some cases, cancer that begins in the transitional cells spreads through the lining of the bladder and invades the muscular wall of the bladder. This is known as invasive bladder cancer. Invasive cancer may grow through the bladder wall and spread to nearby organs.
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Welcome to the latest series, Outfit to Interior! In each post we'll be exploring the intersection of fashion and design, and boy-oh-boy it's a big place the navigate. Each inevitably draws inspiration and influence from the other. So let's take a look at translating this Valentino silk-crepe jumpsuit with modern lines and just the right amount of skin into an interior design project. The elegant silhouette and keyhole back give us plenty to work with.
What we're looking for first and foremost in a piece is a modern, sleek, and sexy vibe. Clean lines and metals with just the tiniest hint of surprise. Some interior designers are adamantly against ceiling fans, but I'm of the opinion that so long as it's fresh and fits the space then go for it! I love the feeling of a cool breeze and can't imagine life without them in my home. The Quorum Dragonfly Collection's Nickel Finish Ceiling Fan fits all of those requirements. The streamlined light grey blades offer up a little something different in the looks department, can't you just imagine our Valentino lady lounging about underneath?
A pair of Black Linen Cylinder Shade Antique Brass Swing Arm lamps would be a great match for our girl's bedroom or reading nook. The eleven-inch high black linen shades give these classic beauties just the modern unexpected touch we're looking for. I think our gal would place the Glitz Crystal Contemporary Table Lamp somewhere a little unexpected, like on a table at the end of a hallway or on the kitchen countertop. The bright chrome finish and sparkling inlaid crystals would brighten up any dark corner.
Throwing an impromptu dinner party is the hallmark of any modern woman, which means a great table with a great light fixture as the focal point. Check out the Possini Euro Pendant with White Frosted Concentric Shades. The frosted inner glass, brushed nickel finish, and white fabric all play together perfectly to create a piece that's both sleek and classic.
I'm betting her signature dish is something deceptively simple and delicious, like Chicken Tika Misala or Spaghetti Bolognese. And while she's in the kitchen cooking up such tasty dishes, she's probably doing all of her prep work right under a trio of Atmosphere Possini Euro Pendant Lights. I love the way their modern aluminum finish is "sliced like fruit" to let all of that glorious light shine through, quite the show-stopper!
This Contemporary Frameless Round Mirror measures nearly three feet across! If that doesn't make a modern statement, I'm not sure what does. I think it would look at home in our girl's entryway or hanging over the fireplace. And she could always change it up by placing it over the credenza or behind the couch. Endless possibilities, we love that in a piece!
Last but not least, our modern woman needs somewhere top perch while entertaining or surfing her favorite shops. A pair of Zuo Modern Wendover Steel Dining Chairs are just the ticket. The sleek silhouette and leaf-like back would be equally at place in the dining room or behind a desk.
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I am a huge advocate for beautifully designed kitchens with stylish pendant lights. The kitchen is in fact the heart of the home so it should be treated with care and love. Cheesy, I know. But when you have a well designed kitchen, it can benefit you tremendously.
Now, most of us don't have thousands of dollars to throw at our kitchen. Even if our budgets are small, there are things that we can do on that will make a huge difference in the design of our kitchen. One of those details is a fabulous pendant light above the kitchen island or breakfast nook. Here are some fantastic examples.
You see in the image above that the owner took a vintage pendant and placed it above the work area in the kitchen. It's clean, it's classic and so cool. It also looks great paired with the mint colored cabinet.
I'm in love with this light fixture. It's a grouping of cord lights and it makes a huge statement for this kitchen. I also want to point out that even though this kitchen is simple in its layout and appliances the owners have warmed it up. That fantastic rug, baskets for storage and other wood and stainless steel accessories are perfect additions to this kithcen. It's a chic space!
This simple stainless steel light adds character and goes well with all the other stainless steel accents throughout the space. It's scale is large for a more dramatic look. I'm sure it brings ooo's and awe's from visitors.
Get the look:
Top: Planet Chrome and Black Possini Euro Pendant Chandelier, Old Bronze Mini Pendant Light
Bottom: St Croix Mercury Glass Chandelier, Dandelion Shade Possini Euro Pendant.
Images: Desire to Inspire, My Lovely Things, Remodelista, Skonahem
+Pantone announced their color of the year this week. Emerald Green will be the color focus of the year throughout the design industry so keep your eye out!
+Legendary architect, Oscar Niemeyer passed away at the age of 104 on Wednesday. He's known for designing beautiful architecture around the world and his brilliance will be missed.
+Speaking of great architecture, Kate Arends from Wit + Delight has a great post on Louis Kahn and is famous Norman Fisher House.
+They are the coolest city lights you'll ever see... L.A. Times Photography posted satelite images of earth at night on-line and they are spectacular. Frame-worthy for sure!
+If you're a new designer starting out or you just have some questions about working in the design industry, graphic designer Shauna Haider has a great advice column on her blog Nubby Twiglet.
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Please join us in welcoming Kirsten Grove from Simply Grove as one of our new contributors. We're so excited to have her! Take it away Kirsten...
When I first laid my eyes on this home located in Danderyd Sweden, I gasped with sheer delight. The colors and the mix of materials make for an amazing modern home. The exterior compels you to want to tour the interior. Both are perfection.
This artistic home is made up of four large spaces in all four levels, which are hidden within the design. The four spaces create a backdrop to allow the inhabitants a chance to live how they see fit. It's an unconventional way of living but oh so brilliant.
You will find black tiles on the floor and smooth white plaster on the walls, throughout the entire home. Some may think it's a cold way of living but furnished and accessorised right, it becomes amazing.
The exterior of this home is made up of deep blue plaster and oak window boxes. The contrast of the walls and windows are striking and it looks very dimensional, not to mention very grand. Architects Bolle Tham and Martin Videgård Hansson designed this modern masterpiece, creating a simple form that has lasting effects.
Get this modern dining room look:
Alex Black Leatherette Dining Chairs, Black Mini Mulberry Chandelier, Zuo Flag White Leatherette and Glass Dining Table
Between you and me, I would raise a family in a home like this in a second. Our home right now is somewhat unpredictable and I like that way of living. When choosing to live a modern life, you sacrifice some details to gain a wider spectrum. It's not for everyone but for some, it's pure bliss.
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Les Trois: Chic Notebooks
I'm not a Blackberry girl, and mark my words, I will never own an iPhone. I prefer writing my lists and notes in ink, on paper–all the better for crossing out or revisiting years later.
When it comes to carry-everywhere notebooks, it doesn't get much better than Moleskine. It's the gold standard, as far as I'm concerned, and I say that knowing I can't truly back up the claim.
I mean, really, what is it that makes Moleskine so alluring? The notebooks are stylish, discreet and durable, sure. But it's the brand–not the books–that has me wrapped around its finger (kind of like Taschen with its line of arty datebooks. Or Chuck Taylors). There's a timelessness and undeniable cache. The sartorial equivalent would be the Parisian girl who looks unbelievably chic in a nondescript button down, jeans and ballet flats. Totally safe, yet well executed…and yet, somehow different than if I were to don the same look.
And then there's the history: two hundred years of being toted in the burlap sacks, leather satchels and Jansport backpacks of writers, artists and wannabes. I guess owning a Moleskine is a bit like joining a club. But while I admit that I'm a sponge for sneaky marketing, I certainly have embraced them over the years.
In Prague (see, already a cliche), I filled several of them at Cafe Fra, coaxed by glasses of cheap white wine. I wrote to-do lists, flight times (my complex research methods required computer and pen to keep everything straight) and ideas. One book holds a very rough business plan for an unlikely-to-be-launched venture. It's kind of poignant to look at it now, but I'm glad I have the hard evidence. You never know.
I enjoy looking back and seeing the food stains on the page and my circuitous notes. I like to recall my state of mind, where I was at the time I wrote whatever I wrote. And, so, to honor the concrete tangible permanence of bound journals, diaries and the like, here are three more I love:
I love how the leather on these metallic books from Sweet Bella is rich, but rough. (While you're on the site, check out their lovely porcelain fruit and fun phones.)
Aviva Stanoff's plush velvet journals and albums are almost are pretty as her organic-print pillows. I love her color palette and how she incorporates natural elements in her designs.
Fun, graphic mums aside, what I really like about this Elum journal is the tangerine hue–elegant and cheeky at once.


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News Archive
Condi Joins the Boys Club
U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice claps as she watches golfers from the gallery on the first hole during the third round of the AT&T National golf tournament at Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Md., Saturday, July 5, 2008. (AP Photo/Nick Was
(AURN) -- Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is making history, again. Rice is on par to become one of the first women to join the Augusta National Golf Club; an allowance formerly reserved for men.


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If you are coming to study at Aston University for 6 months or less, you have the option of applying for a student visitor visa. You do not need to apply for a Tier 4 General visa under the points based immigration system. You may find the following useful:
Your School of Study at Aston University will supply you with a letter confirming your course details and other information. You will need to submit this letter with your application..
You can find further information on the UK Border Agency website
Documents required can be found on page 5 of the "Supporting documents guidance - visitors and direct airside transit" PDF.
To find out if you can apply online, please check the UK Border Agency website. If your Country is not listed, please apply using the VAF1D paper application form.
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Four weeks ago it didn't look like the Giants would have any meaningful games the rest of the season. Now they are getting ready for two back-to-back.
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The Giants' improbable march to the playoffs continued Sunday with a 27-13 win over the shorthanded Packers for their fourth straight victory.
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The Giants and Packers engage in a pivotal matchup for both squads, as Big Blue is looking to extend their three-game winning streak.
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Giants signal caller Eli Manning hasn't been too sharp during Big Blue's three-game winning streak.
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The Giants have a three-game winning streak and a little luck on their side as Aaron Rodgers will be out on Sunday.
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The Eagles entered Sunday's game knowing they wouldn't face former NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers.
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Women's Athletic Event Parking and Transportation Information
*Please understand that all parking and transportation information may be adjusted as we better understand traffic behaviors. We will make adjustments with SAFETY in mind.
The information below summarizes current information available for parking and transportation during Women's Athletic Events at Matthew Knight Arena. We will continue to update this page as more details are finalized. Parking and transportation information is different for outside concerts/events and Men's Basketball.
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions:
Bus Shuttles
- Will bus shuttles be available for all Oregon Women's Basketball, Volleyball or Acrobatics and Tumbling events?
- Bus shuttles will not be available for women's athletic events.
- Is it possible that shuttles are available for some games and not others, depending on attendance?
- When extremely large crowds are expected, the Oregon Athletic Department may add shuttle services..
- The EmX runs right next to Matthew Knight Arena. There is no special EmX service related to arena events. Please contact LTD directly for more information at ltd.org or 541-687-5555.
ADA Parking
- Where is ADA parking located?
- Permanent ADA spots will be located on Columbia St. and inside the parking garage. Columbia Street, in front of the west arena doors, will be used as overflow parking.
- How many ADA spaces are available?
- There are at least 45 ADA spaces between permanent spaces at the arena and regular spaces that will be managed as ADA Spaces during arena events.
- Are any spaces reserved or all they all first come, first served?
- These spaces are first come first served with appropriate license plate or hang tag.
- How much will it cost to park in an ADA space?
- ADA parking will cost $10 per vehicle, same as all other arena parking.
Campus Parking Lots
- What are the hours of operation for campus parking lots for Women's Basketball game parking?
- Those campus lots being used for arena events will be staffed 90 minutes before the event starts, 30 minutes before the arena doors open.
- Can I pay at the parking lot entry as I arrive or is it possible to pay ahead of time to guarantee myself a space?
- There are no reservations made in advance. Parking in these spaces are first come, first served.
Neighborhood Parking
- Can I park in the Fairmount Neighborhood for events?
- No, parking in the Fairmount Neighborhood carries a two hour time limit. Parking in the neighborhood longer than two hours will result in a fine.
- What are the fines for tickets in the Fairmount Neighborhood?
- Fines during arena events are $32 (twice the normal fines. For more information, please visit www.eparkeugene.com.
- If I live in the neighborhood, how do I get in and out during games?
- We plan to have this information available soon.
Garage Entry and Exit
- How does the parking garage work this year?
- Access to the arena garage will be available for $10 per car. Customers can pay as they enter the garage.
- Where is the entry point for the Arena garage?
- All entry to the parking garage is via 13th Avenue and Columbia St.
- Where do I exit the garage?
- For Women's Basketball games, all arena garage patrons will exit the garage through the Columbia St. and 13th Avenue entry. Once all safety considerations have been evaluated, a second exit through the loading dock onto Villard St. may be possible
- What are the garage hours of operation?
- The garage will open for parking 90 minutes prior to the event start time. The garage will be posted in the morning of an event and post the time that people need to be out.
- How will traffic flow upon exiting the garage? Where will I be sent upon exit?
- After exiting onto Columbia and 13th Ave., cars can turn east or west down 13th Ave. All transportation is somewhat fluid. As we begin to understand event traffic flow, adjustments may be made with safety and convenience in mind.
Dropoffs and Pickups
- I would like to drop off my mobility challenged spouse. Where can I do so at the arena?
- The best location for drop offs is in front of the north doors along 13th Avenue, as there is a pullout curb for drop-offs.
- I use RideSource. Will this be in place for special arena events? If so, how do drop-offs and pickups work?
- LTD and Ridesource will be directed to use the Jaqua Academic Center parking lot for these customers.
Limousine and Party Bus Drivers
- Where can limousine drivers drop off customers?
- In order to accommodate the special needs of Limousines, related to patron drop off, parking and patron pick up, all limousine drivers are required to email or call the following contacts for detailed information. Email = email@example.com Message phone = 541-346-5500
- I have a party bus or other large group to drop off at the arena - where can I do so?
- In order to accommodate the special needs of party buses and large groups in relation to patron drop off, parking and patron pick up, all bus/group drivers are required to email or call the following contacts for detailed information. Email = firstname.lastname@example.com Message phone = 541-346-5500
Traffic Flow
- Are there certain streets that will be blocked off during Women's Basketball games?
- 13th Avenue will be monitored for ADA needs and Parking Garage access. Also, the west bound turn right lane from Franklin Blvd. onto 13th Ave. will be CLOSED when Transit Shuttles are operated.
- When will street closures take place?
- Street closures will likely begin two hours prior to the event's start time and will work similarly to University Street closures for McArthur Court games.
- Will the traffic flow differently before the game than afterwards?
- Yes. Traffic will be directed away from the Fairmount Neighborhood postgame.
- I live in the Fairmount Neighborhood. How do I get into or out of the neighborhood during a special event?
- We will do our best to work with Fairmount neighbors to make the neighborhood streets safe and accessible for residents. Please have patience and understanding as we learn how best to manage the requirements and safety considerations from the City of Eugene.
Bicycle Parking
- What types of bicycle parking is available?
- There are 150 permanent short term bike rack spaces for daily or event use. There are another 50 long term bicycle storage spaces. CLICK HERE FOR BICYCLE PARKING MAP
- Will there be valet parking for bicycles?
- For ticketed events with at least 6,500 spectators (not most Women's Basketball events) there will be 350 valet bicycle parking spaces available for $1.00 per bicycle. Valet parking will open one hour before the event and closes 30 minutes after the event's completion. Valet parking will be staffed by the UO Holden Leadership Center. CLICK HERE FOR BICYCLE PARKING MAP


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Summary (Magill's Survey of World Literature, Revised Edition)
One of Kipling's most Joseph Conrad-like stories is one of his earliest pieces, "The Man Who Would Be King," which Henry James called an "extraordinary tale" and which many critics have suggested is a typical Kipling social parable about British imperialism in India. One critic, Walter Allen, calls it a "great and heroic story," but he says that Kipling evades the metaphysical issues implicit in the story. Although "The Man Who Would Be King" does not contain the philosophic generalizations of Conrad's Heart of Darkness (1899, serial; 1902, book), and is perhaps not as subtle a piece of symbolist fiction, it is nonetheless a coherent piece of fabular fiction carefully constructed and thematically significant.
The secret of the story is its tone; indeed, tone and style are everything in the work. The story focuses primarily on the crucial difference between a tale told by a narrator who merely reports a story and a narrator who has lived the story he tells. The first-person, primary narrator is a journalist whose job it is to report the doings of "real kings," whereas Peachey Carnehan, the inner narrator, has as his task the reporting of the events of a "pretend king." The primary narrator (Kipling) tells the story of Peachey and Daniel Davrot, which, although it is fiction, is presented as if it were reality. The secondary narrator (Peachey) tells a story of Peachey and Davrot in which the two characters project...
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Summary (Masterplots II: Short Story Series, Revised Edition)
"The Man Who Would Be King" is told by a first-person narrator who one can assume is Rudyard Kipling as a young newspaperman in India. Meeting Peachey Carnehan, an adventure-seeking vagabond, on a train, the narrator learns that Peachey and his fellow vagabond, Daniel Dravot, are posing as correspondents for the newspaper for which the narrator is a real correspondent. After the narrator returns to his office and becomes "respectable," Peachey and Dravot interrupt this respectability (characterized by the narrator's concern for the everyday reality that constitutes the subject of his work as a newsman) to tell him of their fantastic plan to make themselves kings of a small country and to try to obtain from him a factual framework for the country where they hope to achieve this incredible adventure. "We have come to you to know about this country," says Peachey. "We want you to tell us that we are fools and to show us your books." The mythic proportions of the two vagabonds, or rather their storybook proportions—for "mythic" is too serious a word for the grotesque and comic adventurers—are indicated by the narrator's amused observation that Dravot's red beard seems to fill half the room and Peachey's huge shoulders the other half.
The actual adventure of the two companions begins with Dravot, pretending to be a mad priest, marching forward with whirligigs to sell as charms to the savages. As the two vagabonds go off, they...
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What a terrific week we've had here at The FAT Paint Company!!
The start of our week saw Brad and I drive up to Merritt, BC, where Laurie Jones-Turmel, our Southern Interior distributor and co-proprietor of The Furniture Reincarnators, hosted her first FAT Paint workshop. Heck, it was OUR first workshop too!
And what a wonderful (and large!) group of participants we had!!
Some great furniture and home decor pieces were brought as FAT Paint projects, and they left looking FAT-abulous!! Here are just a few:
This bench belongs to Colleen. She painted it in "Autumn", a rich red with a very slight orange undertone. It looked great, but Colleen felt it needed something more. I suggested pulling out the orange undertone in the red by washing the bench (watered down paint, strategically ragged on and off) with our "Pumpkin". The end result is wonderful, and Colleen LOVES it!!
This fantastic chippy table and distressed chair belong to Robyn.
Robyn started by painting the apron of her table in "Soap Stone", a light black, and then "Autumn". I believe the old table had an existing coat of white paint on the apron so when she distressed it, the table took on a wonderful chipped and aged look with its 3+ paint layers.
The same colours were used on her chair only with "Autumn" first, followed by "Soap Stone". Robyn rubbed this with a sanding block in all the right places, revealing the red and wood and making this piece shabby-perfect!!
Blogger and vintage furniture/home decor collector & rehabber Diana from Vintage Cove brought what she believes is a little sewing table… and left with a "colouring desk" for her daughters! Diana painted this desk in our "Cream", but made the desk even more special by painting the inside of the drawers in "Cashmere Pink". She finished off the transformation with the cutest glass-flower drawer pulls! Needless to say, her daughters LOVE their new desk!!
To see more projects from the workshop, as well as a few project-befores, check out the Merritt Workshop Album found on our Facebook page.
And all that was just our Sunday!!
Let's jump ahead to Friday, shall we
This is where I was on Friday evening: the Dublin Castle Neighbourhood Grill. Cool hey?! An honest-to-goodness fortress right here in New Westminster!
Robyn and Heidi from Robyn's Vintage Nest have been so on the ball this past month… they helped to pull together over 20 New Westminster small businesses to participate in Canada's Small Business Saturday (Canadian Federation of Independent Business [CFIB]) and then, hoping for our group to make a more long-lasting connection, organized a dinner-gathering.
So there we were, at the Dublin – not just because the food and atmosphere are terrific, but because they too were participating in Small Business Saturday! The Dublin's owner, Chaya Katrensky, treated us wonderfully!! Who were we? Not everyone involved in our local SBS group could attend, but those who did were: Jenn from Brick + Mortar Living (A quaint little shop in the heart of historic downtown New Westminster that's filled with local designs, unique gifts and nostalgia for the home), Jennifer of Mid-Century Modern HOME (a must see store for those who love mid-century modern design, located in New Westminster's historic Antique Alley) Sue & Emily from Eden Accents (a new boutique style shop located in the Sapperton area of New Westminster, showcasing accents for the home and garden and highlighting local artisans), Urban Bliss Spa (also in the Sapperton area. Spa, spa, spa… need I say more?!), and of course Robyn & Heidi from Robyn's Vintage Nest.
I'm so happy to have been included with this group of amazing New Westminster business women… and I'm sooooo looking forward to our future gatherings and collaborations!!
Then came Saturday and Robyn's Vintage Nest's Open House!!
When Robyn invited me to set up a FAT Paint display at her open house, I jumped at the opportunity to introduce our chalk-style paint to her customers!
Of course having our paint sit amongst Robyn's absolutely gorgeous creations is a huge honour! An even bigger honour: Robyn will be using FAT Paint and FAT Wax on her treasures. We couldn't be more excited then to have such an amazing artist using our products!!
Click on the photo below to navigate to an album on the Robyn's Vintage Nest Facebook page that shares the lovely pieces Robyn had on sale at her Open House.
A photographer friend of Robyn's also took some wonderful photos. See Sam Chua's album HERE.
What a fantastic, successful day for Robyn and FAT Paint!!
And of course today – Sunday again. Today I spent the afternoon brainstorming great FAT Paint plans and goals with our South Surrey/Fraser Valley distributor Maris MacDonald of SemperNova!
Experiencing a week like the one we just had has made me excited for the week to come… starting with a meeting tomorrow with my biz-partner and brother, Bradford!!
Bring on the great stuff!!