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Hello followers! An Absolute Destiny Whatever episode is pending next week after my classes are over with. However, I will be unable to attend Anime Weekend Atlanta due to a huge financial slump me and my parents got in about a month ago. It sucks all kinds since I planned to meet an fellow Anime Vice member outside the site, but it wasn't possible with the slump since I normally prepare in advance.
Wooser's Hand-to-Mouth Life project is still on! I will resume full work on it starting Thursday. A side project will arrive soon as well and it involves one of the shows that look "embarrassing" to others, but never embarrassed me in the case of it being one of my favorite anime series. That show is Princess Tutu.
I'm also preparing for the Monster Girl Tournament. Chances are, I will have a partner on this since it's literally my first time working on this type of voting format. It will also break the tie that the site had last year between two species.
That's pretty much it on this update. Thanks for reading!
Welcome, again to my blog! I recently attended MomoCon 2014 and man, it was fun! Although, I went aggro and visited a lot of places and didn't even have lunch until much later and even met a few friends along the way. The stay in the Dealer's Room was quite long and while I was in the con, my family also had fun and even took a pic of someone as a Minecraft character. Surprisingly, I also ran into a card area and got a few cards and sleeves as well. The stuff that I obtained from there including gifts was...
And here are two of the most notable gifts:
WAY more stuff than I had at my past cons! I hope I don't ever get reckless when I go to a con for the full 3 to 4 days.
I used a new phone that I had this time and took all kinds of photos! This time, I met up with some Power Rangers, ran into some Kill La Kill cosplayers, found some people from Frozen, discovered a few Madoka characters and somehow screwed up and met Yuno and a SWAT team. Yeah, it was awesome. I feel much stronger because of this and it's not just from the nearly endless walk and the complements I got from my Vocoloid shirt. (That long register line in the beginning of it, though!) XD
Thanks for reading, everyone! It's been too long since I had such fun, especially since my last blog, but I hope to have more times like this in my life. See you guys later!
Well, welcome to the first ADW of 2014 and this means and during all that time the blog wasn't updated, I had some heavy IRL stuff in the mix of raising my GPA, but I prevailed and everything was solved and it even had me closer to my family. (In short, fuck 2013. Right in that ass.) Now, let's get everything back up to speed for this year!
The previous season was bananas for what I ended up enjoying, but because school was getting real, I only managed to check out Lady Jewelpet, Chiaka, The Coffin Princess and Mekaku City Actors and out of these, Mekaku City Actors claimed my heart from Episode 1, was a bit iffy about Chiaka after 1 episode, and Jewelpet was a cheesefest, but it was fun. I got yet to check out some others, however and hope to do so soon after things wind down.
I went to two malls in separate days: The first was in the Great Mall of Georgia and the second was in North Pointe Mall. While North Point did have some charm and had a store where I found a plushie of Sylveon, I ended up having much more fun at the Great Mall for the areas we explored. I really want to look at the GMG when the Christmas decorations are about.
It actually feels like a corrupt system in my school despite my strong drive to reach for graduation. Recently, I had to switch a class to a refresher course (but I was refunded for that class, which was rare for a college) and found out that my academic advisor registered me one stage too early for the course. Well, better than getting auto-failed by someone who was nice most of the time (that's if I had declined the advisor's plan). There are also too many corrupt teachers, especially the few teachers who I had the most trouble with for one class until a much better teacher showed up and managed to get me out of these courses with great grades. One of them was so bad, it took me years until last quarter to pass it and the other times were from the one teacher who turns her students into academic cattle if they make just one false move. If it weren't for good teachers about and the people I met that turned out to be friends later on, my drive would be much less stronger than it is today.
During the time that I was off, I participated in two tournaments. One was a draft for Vanguard, the other was a full tournament of the same game. In the previous draft, I only had two holo cards. One was pulled and the other was given to me on accident during the rotation (I kept it) I ended up being very close to first place until I decked out due to taking one damage point further than him. I got back at him when he asked if the one card I actually pulled (Ethics Buster Extreme) was open by replying that it was already traded. The look of his face was priceless. The full tournament was nearly as more troublesome as the draft, but I managed to reach into the top 8 with my deck (PR<3ISM Bermudas). Both actually ended up being fun despite the last battle where me and my opponent was gradelocked (Stuck at Grade 2 or lower).
Thanks for reading this rather long blog of mine. I hope to bring more of my misadventures to you guys soon. :)
To end up having to share this when another convention is nearing is quite shameful, but school was kicking my ass to no end during the time. I'll share with you what I remember of AWA 2013. I managed to get a DVD boxset of Princess Tutu that was about and I also had a poster of Chi (Chobits). I can't remember what else I bought, however. What I clearly remember, however...
Many, many cosplay photos were taken, including someone dressed as Charlotte, the meet-up with someone who ended up on TV a couple of times (I also end up in a pic with her!), found someone in a rediculous Marshall Lee getup, end up meeting Chi and Fraeya, found Mitsuru loafing around and met up with a good ninja friend of mine.
Sorry that this is so short, but to compensate with it, my next adventure is the first of 2014 and it should already be up after this blog. Until next time, see you!
After some long delays, it looks like the July 2014 setting for newly named Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal is for real when the official poster and synopsis appeared on Toei's official website for the project. It revealed the previously announced staff credits as well as the countdown meter that was shown on the previous day.
The synopsis:
"Usagi Tsukino is a second-year middle school girl who is a little clumsy and a crybaby, but she is full of energy. One day, she meets Luna, a black cat with a crescent moon on her forehead, and she transforms into Sailor Moon, a sailor-uniformed pretty guardian of love and justice! As a chosen guardian of justice, Usagi seems to have a mission to find the Illusionary Silver Crystal with the other guardians and to protect the princess.
Meanwhile, the queen of the Dark Kingdom, Queen Beryl, also sends minions to the town where Usagi lives to obtain the Illusionary Silver Crystal, which has immense power. This causes strange events to unfold….
Can Sailor Moon really find the Illusionary Silver Crystal with the other Sailor guardians, and protect the princess…!?"
The anime will be streamed worldwide via NicoNico, and it will be an adaptation of the original manga and not just a remake.
EDIT: It turns out that the revealed picture and information was leaked early when the countdown failed to process and well, the cats went out of the bag quickly. There was also a site page by Toei, but it went 404 on us even though everything is revealed now.
Sources: AnimeNewsNetwork, Crunchyroll
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After a disastrous wedding night, proper Lady Helena Harteford fears for the fate of her new marriage. Disguised as a doxy, she tracks her husband down at a bawdy house to reason with him...and instead discovers the thrill of forbidden passion. An innocent ruse turns into a risky deception; how far will this once-wallflower go to win her husband's love?
Unfit to be a husband...
Orphaned at an early age, Nicholas Morgan escapes his violent beginnings to become a successful merchant - only to discover that he is the legitimate heir of the Marquess of Harteford. His transition to the ton is rocky and made rockier when he marries above him. Torn between guilt and lust, he tries to protect his sweet, innocent wife from the demons of his past. But can he safeguard her from his own raging desires?
Caught between past and present...
When a dangerous nemesis rises from Nicholas' past, husband and wife must work together in order to survive. From the drawing rooms to the stews of Regency London, they find themselves caught in a game of passion and seduction. Will true love prevail? Or is Helena destined to remain...Her Husband's Harlot?
Her Husband's Harlot was a 2010 Romance Writers of America Golden Heart Finalist.
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"Love, love, love this hot romance!!!"
I loved loved loved Her Husband's Harlot! Both the story and the performance were first-rate. This is a different kind of Regency romance (definitely erotic and not for those wanting a sweet Regency), with characters that had me rooting for their happy ending all the way through.
There was so much I loved about the story (the steamy scenes and sexual tension between the hero and heroine, the humor, the heart-warming moments). There were lots of really funny scenes with dialogue that just sparkled. The narrator did a terrific job of doing all the voices, female and male, and the accent was spot on. I hope there is a sequel!
"This book is NOT a Rated G book."
This book was good. The characters were very likable and i enjoyed them. The story was good, and so was the concept. The book consisted of 80% hot hot hot steamy sex, many sex scenes throughout the entire book. I think the book would have been better with little more story. If you are looking to read a very sexual book this one is for you for sure... I am no prude at all and pretty much only read books with sex in them, however this one went a bit far and I found myself skimming though to get to the story line. Which as I said above was good along with all the characters.
The narrator did a decent job, I would have liked her male characters voice to be less feminine but all in all she did a good job. Credit worthy? Yes it was.
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If you are listening when working or driving, make sure you have plenty of time to hear BIG dollops of this one. There is an excellent chance you'll have a very hard time putting it aside to do other things in your life. The narrator, Erin Mallon, did an excellent job with a difficult character in the naive young wife who has unwittingly turned her husband away from their marriage bed. She works to woo him back and does so, but the path is twisted and dark. He is a grand character, too, full of personal doubt and misgivings, but with a sense of honor that is truly his own. A wonderful story, well enacted. Looking for more!
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"This had redeeming qualities but was a bit much"
Some of the sex scenes especially in the beginning were almost pornographic and I actually stopped reading for a while but had to see what happened. I felt like a lot of sex was written in simply for the sake of sex and without a real point and it turned me off. Finally we got to the real story and I think the relationship that eventually developed between the characters was touching, I just wish there was more story and romance and less gratuitous sex. I don't mind steamy love scenes but it was just too much.
I thought this narrator was excellent and performed the accents well.
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Her Husband's Harlot is a detailed, romantic, excited ride into Regency London. From the first chapter I was captivated with the story and the characters. I enjoyed reading about the relationship between Helena and Nicholas. The turmoil they faced and ultimately their HEA. It wasn't a forced ending; they gradually progress to this journeys end. Also, I enjoyed being there with Helena as she discovered her sexual awareness with herself and her husband. Very Sensual!!!! It was a good read. So much so, I didn't notice the length of the book and wanted it to continue.
Erin's narration with the book was decent. I enjoyed her accent with each character. My only objection is that sometimes it was hard to distinguish between the male and female characters.
Worth a credit, Yes.
I love all genres of books. However, when I listen to audio books as I clean, garden, drive they are better with a lot of heat!
"Great Historical Romance"
Her Husband's Harlot an enjoyable listen. This was a romance with a bit of a mystery intertwined; there was also humorous moments. Plus the love scenes where HOT.
The main characters Helena and Nicholas where well developed. The heroin Helena had some insecurity but instead of fretting over them she came up with ways (Which where enjoyable to read) to overcome in some cases just jumped in without over thinking. Nicholas was not the usual alpha male with too much ego nor was he the usual brooding silent type. He was also dealing with his own securities and secrets. His relationship with his wife forced him to trust. The interaction between the characters was fun to read. The secondary characters where an added bonus to Her Husband's Harlot. Hopefully the next book in the series "Her Wanton Wager" will be available on Audible soon.
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"Still un decided did not complete"
It may be just me but I could not get into this book started off erotic per say but the story of a woman willing to do whatever it takes to attract and please her husband did not do it for me I fast forward most of it trying to located a better starting point. Narrator was excellent enjoy her voices for the men and women. May try it again from start in a few months. Just my thoughts at least listen to the preview if you have that option
This could have been better. The story, when it could be discerned, wasn't bad. The narration was quite good. The love scenes could have been romantic but they were vulgar and crude. I almost didn't finish this.
"Crass and crude language"
Take out the crude language from what was supposed to be love settings for main characters.
Haven't listened to any of Erin Mallon's other performances before.
Revulsion. Language made me cringe.
Love scenes very detailed could have been erotic but crude language big turn- off.
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There is the basis of a great love story here, but the filthy language and non-stop sex makes this a horrible book. I realize that sex is a part of romance but there are different ways to describe the sexual encounters. One is loving, tempting and gives a tingle and the other way is this book, filthy, raunchy and disgusting. If the author had chosen the first path and not filled the first half of the book up with stupid sex talk this book could have been a beautiful love story, but the author truly did ruin the entire story.
I will continue going through the Murray Family series.
In this book "sex" is a character. It is so poorly written in that area it ruins the book.
Very disappointing!
"A Really Enjoyable Historical Novel"
This is a good historical novel set in Regency London. I loved the characters and the plot however the story's narrator was annoying. The word "quay" is pronounced "key" and not "kway". She seemed to have trouble with some of the more local British pronunciations so must not have been a Brit. That said this was a good book with some erotic scenes but they were all part of the plot so were not gratuitous. I would highly recommend this novel.
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In between the times when you are watering with fertilizer and during the other times of year, you may need to sprinkle your succulents with just plain water. The fatter the succulent's leaves, the less frequently it will need to be watered. Similarly, the larger the pot, the slower it will dry out. Always check your plants before deciding whether to water. Look for signs that the leaves are shriveling or wilting ever so slightly, or that the soil has become bone dry. Provide enough water so that it begins to flow out the drainage hole. When it doubt err on the side of less watering, not more.
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An amniocentesis is a procedure used to obtain a small sample of the amniotic fluid that surrounds the fetus to diagnose chromosomal disorders and open neural tube defects (ONTDs) such as spina bifida. Testing is available for other genetic defects and disorders depending on the family history and availability of laboratory testing at the time of the procedure. An amniocentesis is generally offered to women between the 15th and 20th weeks of pregnancy who are at increased risk for chromosome abnormalities, such as women who are over age 35 years of age at delivery, or those who have had an abnormal maternal serum screening test, indicating an increased risk for a chromosomal abnormality or neural tube defect.
An amniocentesis is a procedure that involves inserting a long, thin needle through the mother's abdomen into the amniotic sac to withdraw a small sample of the amniotic fluid for examination. The amniotic fluid contains cells shed by the fetus, which contain genetic information. Although specific details of each procedure vary slightly, generally, an amniocentesis follows this process:
The woman's abdomen is cleansed with an antiseptic.
The doctor may or may not give a local anesthetic to numb the skin.
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Ron doesn't put anything in his body but meat and whisky and his favorite dining establishment is Charles Mulligan's Steak House ("The best damn steak house in the damn state").
"I have taken a picture of every steak I've ever eaten there."
"June 2004, Porterhouse medium rare, Béarnaise sauce. January 2000, they call this one 'The Enforcer'. February 1996. The steak, rib-eye. The whisky, Lagavulin 16. The lady next to me, a bitch. Specifically my ex-wife Tammy. Ok this is the first time I ever went there . . . look at me, just a kid"
Unbeknownst to our meat loving hero, calamities are soon to strike, not just one but in whole battalions.
Mulligan's steakhouse has been closed due to a health code violation.
And what Rob Lowe is grilling at home is not steak but Portabello mushrooms ("A healthier option, organically grown").
This double onslaught of tragedy causes Ron to go weak in the knees.
Eventually, Ron goes to a diner, and after sending back a mediocre excuse for a steak, delivers these soon-to-be classic lines in perfect deadpan:
"Just give me all the bacon and eggs you have.
Wait … wait.
I worry what you just heard was: 'Give me a lot of bacon and eggs'. What I said was: 'Give me all the bacon and eggs you have'. Do you understand?"
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We have everything ready for Thanksgiving. Daughter Sue has the fixings to make a chocolate pudding pie but waits to put on the whipped cream until just before serving. Sometime before Wednesday evening, we will find a frozen Mrs. Smith's Mince Pie and bake it to have on Thanksgiving. The cans of cranberry sauce are in the fridge. There are also containers of sour cream in the fridge. We have the Knorr Leek Soup mixes ready to make dip. We have the low-salt potato chips and all types of soda.
Hubby and I, with our friend Eileen Burke, always enjoy the Irish Pastoral Centre's luncheon at the Irish Cultural Centre in Canton each month. In October, Fr. John McCarthy, the celebrant of Mass each month, said that he had just returned from Lourdes with 100 others from Limerick. They spent six days and five nights at the shrine. One evening there was even a torchlight parade. He told us that the weather at Lourdes was wonderful. He even immersed himself in the baths at Lourdes but said that the water was very cold. Also in his sermon, Fr. John mentioned that when (Saint) Bernadette was not in good health, she asked others to pray that she have patience in her suffering. We all agreed when Father said that, "Good health is so important." He also advised us to, "Take each moment as it comes." Father asked that we remember Bridget Conroy, a resident of Marian Manor, who had just passed away at the amazing age of 108 years. He also asked us to keep in our prayers four young people who were killed in Killarney, County Kerry.
When Father John returned to Ireland, he noticed again how bad the economy had become. He said that this day's Mass for us would include the anointing of the sick. (We then knew why there were so many attending the Mass that day.) Almost everyone in the room went up to Father for the anointing. Following Mass, the chicken luncheon, served by volunteers, was served to us. It was very good. After the luncheon was finished, Gerry McNally played great music for dancing for the rest of the afternoon. It was a lovely time.
I still think back to the four weeks that I spent at the Bostonian Nursing and Rehab Home on Neponset Ave. One very warm day I was so happy to see Sister Teresa, from the Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy, come pay me a visit. She is always such a joy to speak with. Sister Teresa and her nuns live in St. Ann's Convent. She presented me with the most beautiful pink rose that had to be at least 24 inches tall. "It's from our convent's garden." The only thing tall enough to hold the rose was a two-litre soda bottle. She also gave me a beautiful single decade rosary and a prayer card of Divine Mercy, to whom my brother was very devoted. I love speaking with Sister Teresa and was so happy she had the time to visit me.
I already wrote about the Barn Baby Animals that come to the Bostonian once a month. That was one of the highlights of my stay. I was also serenaded by Jackie Brown, who came to each of the rooms to play his guitar. I was also happy to see Margaret Lydon from Gerard's Adams Corner Store. She came in after visiting her Mom Mary and chatted for a while. I also was delighted to receive some get well phone calls from my cousin Jo, who lives in Syracuse, NY, and from Hubby's brother and sister–in-law, John and Joe Ann, all the way from Virginia. I was also pleased to receive a vase of flowers from my sister-in-law Peg and niece Terri and another vase of flowers from our friends the Kenneys.
When I was at the Bostonian, Dr. McGuirk asked that I come to the Orthopedic Clinic at Carney Hospital so he could check my "new" knee. I was happy to see my friend Tim Grinnell, PA, who was at Carney when I had my first knee replaced in 2007. Tim just became a Dad for the second time, a son named Tyler (their second son). I also had a chance to speak with the secretary who kept the clinic running so smoothly, Mel Hunter. She loves the historical facts in the birthday column in The Reporter. Mel is now on my big birthday calendar and will be included in the column at the time of her birthday in May.
Perhaps the nicest thing that happened to me while at the Bostonian was on the last Saturday of June, the 26th, the day of the Pope's Hill Block Party. I was so happy to have permission to leave the Bostonian to attend this annual party. Tom Lynch, the director of the Boston, pushed me in my wheelchair to the party, which was held on McKone St. Accompanying us were Hubby and daughter Sue. Hubby put me near the microphone so I could see well. And set us his folding chair and Sue's on either side of mine. So many people came over to greet me: Pope's Hill Pres. Phil Carver, V.P. Mike Juliano, Ray and Helen Johnson, Johanna Bartkiewicz, Bob and Barbara Genduso, Ginny Hanlon, Dottie Juliano, Joe O'Brien, Kathy Costello, Charlie Gillen, Judy Burke, Chris Whittemore, Steve and Carla Tankle, and Fr. Sean Connor.
I really wanted to attend the Lawn Party because my pal Jack O'Connor was going to be honored as Person of the Year posthumously. I knew I'd see his terrific wife Carolyn and their great kids; Mary, John, and Carole, with their kids: Jennifer, Michael, Jackie, Claire, Caroline, Hugh, and Audrey. Daughter-in-law Diane's parents, Roy and Lou Ott were in Boston from Chicago and also attended the party. Also honored at the Block Party was Kathy Costello, a teacher at Pope John Paul II School's Neponset Campus, who is also very active in the Leahy/Holloran Community Center. Pope's Hill also chose to honor a business for the second time ever, the Bostonian Nursing and Rehab Centre, for their kindness to neighborhood activities. Tom Lynch accepted the award for the Bostonian. It was a lovely afternoon and the recipients of the awards were most deserving.
I must mention that, while I was at the Block Party, Mayor Menino came on to greet all those attending. Hubby had gone to get some food. The Mayor, who had reinjured his knee, sat down in Hubby's empty chair. We were comparing our sore knees. The Mayor asked when I expected to get out of rehab. I told him that I hoped to be home for Hubby's and my 50th wedding anniversary on July 2. The Mayor then looked up to Lauren Smyth, the Dorchester coordinator for the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services. "Put their names on the list for the 50th Anniversary Party, Lauren." We discovered that the Mayor has a party for those married 50 years once a year, continuing a long-time tradition. We have since received a call from a woman named Sheila, making sure that we are able to attend this party. We are looking forward to it.
I was sorry to hear of the unexpected death of Lawrence O'Keefe Jr. at age 57, on Nov. 5. I send my sympathy to his mother, my friend Fran O'Keefe. I also send my sympathy to his brother Jim, and to his sisters, Joanne Wasznicky, Barbara Burns, Frances Callanan, and to my friend and former co-worker Denise Doherty. Larry was also the son of the late Lawrence O'Keefe Sr.
I also was sorry to read of the death of Daniel O'Neil on Oct. 20, at age 58, in St. Petersburg, FL. Dan was one of 12 children. The oldest, Lawrence, was a boy; Dan, the youngest, was the second boy. In between the boys, there were 10 girls. I lived on the next street to the O'Neil Family, in Jamaica Plain, when I was a kid. I loved seeing all 10 girls in their finery in the Boston newspapers the day after Easter throughout the years. Their amazing Mom made all the clothing for the girls, who showed off their Easter finery in Boston's Easter Parade.
I saw that Paul Mullen passed away on May 26. Paul was a resident of Neponset for many years before moving to Weymouth. I send my sympathy to his wife Ann, and to their children: Patrick, Neal, Julie Cacciatore, Paula Mullen-Vraibel, Leslie Connolly, and Daniel. Paul was a member and current Service Officer for the McKeon Post #146.
Did you see, in the Stop & Shop ad, that their stores offer a Thanksgiving dinner for two for $25. We bought the dinner last year and it was more than enough for Hubby, daughter Sue, and me for the Sunday after Thanksgiving. (Son Paul and daughter-in-law Alex also bought the dinner for two last year.) If you are lucky enough to be invited out to Thanksgiving dinner, you still can have you own little Thanksgiving Dinner sometime the following weekend. It is a great deal.
With Thanksgiving coming in just one week, I saw this little poem, written by Edgar Guest, that made me laugh:
"When turkey's
On the table laid,
And good things
I may scan,
I'm thankful that
I wasn't made
A vegetarian."
I hope you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
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VSNW Conference Presentations
Thanks to everyone who attended the VSNW Conference & AGM on 15th October. Some of the presentations are now available
It was recently announced that applicants to the Big Lottery Fund's Reaching Communities programme will be offered additional funds to develop their organisation's knowledge, skills and confidence to deliver more effective and sustainable services
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Although the legislative basis for Regional Strategies has been withheld and will be withdrawn through the Localism Bill, the consultation work in the region has been used to agree on shared priorities.
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Thanks to everyone who attended the VSNW Conference & AGM on 15th October. Some of the presentations are now available
Two of the six case studies looking into how voluntary organisations can be sustainable are from Blackburn with Darwen. These provide valuable lessons for thinking about the future direction of the sector in public service delivery.
The independent inquiry panel, which included Richard Caulfield, VSNW Chief Executive and which was funded by Public Health England, has published its final report
Regional Voices (of which VSNW is a member) has published the full report from the survey conducted earlier this year about how the voluntary and community sector is engaging with health and wellbeing boards
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TranscriptQuestion: How has your journalism background influenced your fiction?
Isabel Allende: In many ways. It's good for a writer to come from journalism because it gives you the tools. I learned to use language effectively; to look for a good noun that would replace three adjectives; to be precise, direct, clear; to keep in mind the reader. A journalist knows that he or she can lose the reader in six lines, so try to keep the attention of the reader. Also, you learn to research, and to conduct an interview—to extract from the person whatever you need from that person. So, all that has been really useful, plus the fact that a journalist always works with a deadline. And if I didn't give myself a deadline I would be procrastinating forever. So, that's why I give myself January 8th to start and work until I finish a first draft.
Question: Are aspects of your fiction autobiographical?
Isabel Allende: A lot. I have written memoirs that are completely autobiographical, but I think that in my books, there... even sometimes I don't know that it is autobiographical until after the book is published and someone points it out to me that, for example, this story that I thought was about the Gold Rush is really about feminism and it's about my own struggle for liberation. Or... I have very strong mothers and I have absent fathers, that's because I didn't know my father. I have many elements of my own life and my own emotions and sentiments.
Question: Is your process different for fiction and nonfiction?
Isabel Allende: Yes. I prefer fiction because in fiction I do whatever I want. And whatever I do is my responsibility and that's it. In a memoir, it's not only about me; it's also about the people that live with me. The people I love the most. And I have to ask myself, "What is mine to tell and what is not mine to tell?" Am I invading somebody else's life or privacy? And so I need to write taking that in mind, and then I have to give the manuscript to each person in the book so that they will read it before it's published. Except in one instance, I have never had a problem. People usually are very kind and are very willing to be in a book. But it is a longer and more complicated process.
Also, in memoir, it's very hard to lie because you will be caught—and, in fiction, I can do whatever I want.
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Innovative Study Looks at How the Brain Communicates with Itself
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In today's world, networks operate in diverse situations, from communication networks that permit a cell phone conversation to social networks that link friends on Facebook. These networks have properties (e.g., each computer in your home with a wireless network) and hubs, where multiple separate sub-networks come together (e.g., a person who bridges multiple social networks).
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Breastfeeding Linked to Fewer Seizures in Kids
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A recent article from Medline Plus commented on a study published in the Journal of Pediatrics, where researchers from the School of Public Health at the University of Aarhus in Denmark found that those babies who were breastfed may have fewer seizures after they're a year old. Moreover, the longer they were breastfed, the better. This finding that breast feeding reduces the risk of onset of early childhood epilepsy is intriguing.
In the study, kids who had breastfed for at least three months had about a one in 135 chance of developing epilepsy after they were a year old. If they were breastfed for at least six months , this chance dropped to about one in 150. Babies on breast milk for at least nine months had about a one in 200 chance of getting the seizure disorder later.
However, the data from the study is somewhat limited in that almost every infant in the study was breastfed for at least one month and only 2 percent of the sample was not breast-fed at all. Given that about 25 percent of US mothers do not breastfeed their infants, a bigger sample size of those in the study who were not breastfed would have been informative. However, for researchers in epilepsy such as myself, the data from the study is remarkable and very thought-provoking.
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Yesterday morning I got in my car to run some errands, but I forgot to wear my gloves. Within minutes, my fingers were so cold that it was painful to touch the steering wheel. Once the car's heating system kicked in, I felt much better.
But the cold made me think about some of the homeless men and women, who have no respite from the cold. It made me remember a man in Glen Cove, who was living in an abandoned car a few years ago-and froze to death. It made me remember a young immigrant who was living in a make-shift tent last year in a wooded area of Huntington, who died of hypothermia when the temperature dropped to 18 degrees.
It reminded me of a woman who lived in her car for two years with her two young daughters.
It reminded me of the thousands of homeless veterans who don't have a warm bed to sleep in, who don't have a hot meal waiting for them, who feel hopeless and alone and unable to cope.
Then I thought of the Interfaith Nutrition Network (INN), which has 19 soup kitchens feeding record numbers of hungry Long Islanders, and has three emergency shelters that house 100 men, women, and children every night of this cold winter.
With the current budget crisis, most municipalities are cutting back on social services for the most vulnerable members of our society. So, it's up to us-you and me-to step forward and support nonprofit organizations like the INN, which serve as a life-line to so many of the homeless, the hungry, and the poor.
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Do you have a child who struggles with organization or motivation in school? No? Well, aren't you lucky. Blogger Andrea Reiser recently suggested 15 questions to ask your student as he or she heads back to school that might help tackle these issues:
1. What are you most excited about in the upcoming school year?
2. What are you least looking forward to?
3 What do you see as your biggest challenge?
4. Are there any non-academic issues that concern you about the upcoming year?
5. What are your academic goals for the year?
6. What are your personal goals for the year?
7. How can we help to support you in achieving your goals?
8. Is there one general theme you need/want to focus on?
9. What will you do differently from last year?
10. Is there anything in particular that will help motivate or focus you?
11. Do you want to make any changes to your study environment that may improve or enhance your study habits?
12. What are your biggest distractions and how can we help you manage them?
13. How are you planning to prioritize your schoolwork and activities and how can we be of help?
14. Is there anything we can do to help you get/stay organized?
15. What's the best way for us to keep a pulse on your schoolwork?
We will be reporting in some depth on the Sonoma Valley Unified School District's new, just-released strategic plan, but if you want to read the document in its entirety right away, it is available at svusdca.org/2013/08/svusd-strategic-plan-2013-2016.html
LinkedIn is gaining in popularity among college students and recent graduates and now is aiming younger. The job-networking site recently dropped its minimum age from 18 to 14 "to allow teens to build their resumes and connect with colleges on the site." More than 200 universities now have their own "University Pages" so that potential applicants can learn about their offerings. Access for teens will come with restrictions intended to preserve their privacy.
Just in time for back to school, Pinterest is setting aside a special spot for teachers to share creative classroom ideas, lesson plans and innovative classroom decor. My teenage daughter loves Pinterest for its craft and decorating ideas. Pinterest.com
Congratulations to Gregory Papadin for winning the 2013 essay contest sponsored by the Sonoma Valley Republican Women Federated. Papadin graduated from Sonoma Valley High School last June and will be a freshman at San Diego State this fall. Papadin wrote about "What makes the United States a unique country?" (svrwf.us)
On Dragon Day, last Wednesday, the high school welcomed back all students with a rally and a special welcome day program for incoming freshman. Some events were captured on video by Peter Hansen's video arts students. Watch here: https://vimeo.com/7293823.
A study focused on teaching boys found eight categories of instruction that were most successful with boys. They looked at the best practices in schools of varying size, both private and public, that enroll a wide range of boys of disparate races and income levels.
• Lessons that result in an end product – a booklet, a catapult, a poem or a comic strip, for example.
• Lessons that are structured as competitive games.
• Lessons requiring motor activity.
• Lessons requiring boys to assume responsibility for the learning of others.
• Lessons that require boys to address open questions or unsolved problems.
• Lessons that require a combination of competition and teamwork.
• Lessons that focus on independent, personal discovery and realization.
• Lessons that introduce drama in the form of novelty or surprise.
A long article about these findings and how our boys tend to be penalized for their classroom behavior ran in The Atlantic this summer.
I can't get Ken Robinson's book, "Finding Your Element," out of my mind. You might remember Robinson as having the most popular TedTalk of all time. The book is about how discovering your talents and passions can transform your life. The bestsellers "Lean In" and "Finding Your Element" are this generation's "What Color is Your Parachute," but better.
Here is a more complete list of the Sonoma schools on Twitter (all are also on Facebook). The district: @SVUSD1. Andrew Ryan at SVHS: @Dragonryan52, Prestwood: @PwoodPanthers, El Verano School: @evmustangs, Will Deeths (Altimira): @WDeeths, Mary Ann Spitzer (Altimira): @MZSpitz7, Lyndsey Munn (Adele): @LMunnAHMS, Dunbar School: @DunbarSchool, Sonoma Charter: @SonomaCharter and the Sonoma Valley Education: @sonomaschools. What is the allure of twitter? From these educators' tweets I have learned about activities behind the scenes on our school campuses.
A couple hundred schools have recently purchased bullet-proof white boards for classroom use. The white boards have handles and can withstand multiple rounds from an automatic weapon. The boards cost $299 each from the company Hardwire. Genius or ridiculous?
There is a website that tracks each state's progress in providing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) instruction for its students. Vital Signs offer the most comprehensive picture of the demand for and supply of STEM skills, what states expect of students, students' access to learning opportunities and the resources schools and teachers have to do their work. Check it out at vitalsigns.changetheequation.org/.
Middle school students who are considering a private high school that requires admissions testing (Marin Academy, Sonoma Academy, Branson or boarding school) might be interested in the SSAT test preparation course offered by Sonoma Academy this fall. For more information, visit sonomaacademy.org/welcome/ssat-prep/index.
The ACT college admissions exam will go digital in 2015. Students want their results faster and in theory are now tech-savvy enough to take the exam online. There aren't big changes planned to the questions or content but portions will be more interactive and there will be places where students explain concepts in their own words. Why is this important? The ACT is now more popular as a college admissions test than the SAT and, when one company makes a change, the other is likely to quickly follow.
Santa Rosa (#7) and San Francisco (#9) made the top 10 list of the 15 Worst Cities in Which to Have a Baby (The Daily Beast). The researchers analyzed factors ranging from cost of living to availability of ob/gyns to number of playgrounds per capita.
I was surprised to learn that humanities degrees accounted for 17.1 percent of all college degrees in 1970 and continue to account for 17 percent of degrees today (despite all the talk of STEM careers). While many humanities degree programs have indeed shown sharp declines, the huge increases in enrollment in visual and performing arts has more than covered those losses
"The sciences are the 'how,' and the humanities are the 'why' – why are we here, why do we believe in the things we believe in. I don't think you can have the 'how' without the 'why.'" – George Lucas in defense of the humanities
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Welcome to a very special edition of SNM Horror Mag, issues 68 & 69: August Animosities. Please join us for what may very well be the last issue of SNM Mag due to unforeseeable circumstances. This August issue features 5 new stories and is running side by side with the June Jinxes top 4 stories. I thank the writers, editors and our readers for their dedicated loyalty. Thanks to everyone who has been a part of SNM Mag since it opened in 2008. We've created some good memories and have launched dreams. But sometimes you wake up on the other side of a dream…and say it was a dream realized for 7 years.
In October, we will be releasing a dual novel debut from 3x SNM published author, Ryan Dailey, as he joins the elite ranks of newly published SNM novel authors. We also still have some hot deals offer for group sets of books and anthologies! Check it out on the SNM Novel Bookstore link on top left. Look for Necromantic Screams and Dead Words, Deaf Ears, by Ryan Dailey available on Amazon.com. The site will remain open until December if we are still around by then. Enjoy the issue, leave your sentiments in the SNM reader's guestbook.
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This month's issue from 8 vengeful authors:
Steven Marshall -- Monsters Within (Lament)
Miracle Grow – James Hoch
Vengeance – Brian Johnpeer
I Awoke – Liam Hadley
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*Love in a Nutshell – Brett Matthew Graham
Newest Novels:
We have our last collaboration novel published on Amazon and Goodreads called Puppet World by Steven Marshall and Brett Graham, which features short stories from both. Imagine a secret life from behind the eyes of puppets, dolls and marionettes, seeing us as the fake, superficial world. Do puppets come to life when we're asleep or do we become paralyzed when puppets wake and take on a life of their own? It's on sale now in 6x9 paperback on Amazon.com for only $6.00. In October, we will also be releasing a dual novel debut from 3x SNM published author, Ryan Dailey, as he joins the elite ranks of newly published SNM novel authors.
Please come visit our Author Novel Bookstore and Anthology Bookstore links on our site. See our newest releases and get the latest new horror novels on the market by the next generation pioneers of horror. You can find our novel and antho releases on Amazon.com, as well as all our SNM Author Novels.
Bonded By Blood 5: Doomsday Descends, the anthology that placed #3 in the 2012 Preditors & Editors Polls with 2 top 10 placing SNM author's stories, is now on sale at Amazon.com for $15.95. It features 25 stories and 370 pages of pure spellbinding horror and dark fiction.This is the final print anthology of SNM.
The entire set of all 5 Bonded By Blood anthologies is only $60.00 and that includes shipping and handling, if you buy it from the publisher. Offer valid in the U.S. only, applicable S&H fees if out of country. (The post office is killing the small press.)
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Thursday, 8 July 2010
Another Sam Foakes flatmatters exclusive!!
Pretty much hot off the presses this one! Enjoy!
10 comments:
- marttikuoppa said...
wow! only Sam...
- 8 July 2010 02:23
- randomrob22 said...
he held that stall for sooooooo long on some of the attempts before martti, me and effraim where pulling our hair out watching that =)
- 8 July 2010 06:32
- flatmatters said...
Couldn't agree more Martti! This is groundbreaking, look forward to seeing how Sam continues to push his "no pumping" style, and stalling tricks, cutting all the dead time has advanced his riding so much.
- 8 July 2010 12:24
- Daniela Champagne said...
- 8 July 2010 17:31
- phil dolan said...
suspending the laws of gravity WE LOVE FOXY .....see you in italy
- 9 July 2010 00:59
- george manos said...
saw it 2 years ago in a KOG video..still amazed everytime i see this technique!!!incredible!
- 9 July 2010 07:44
- flatmatters said...
Similar trick George but he's cut a lot of the deaftime out before the stalled cliff you are talking about would take up around 30 seconds on it's own, this is backwards spinning to stall, sometimes he literally stalls directly out of the backwards spinning cliff, dare I say it, a beautiful trick!
- 9 July 2010 08:47
- Lea said...
Wow.. that just happened.. I really didn't see that coming.. Nice
- 9 July 2010 10:24
- Howard said...
incredible skill and balance,defying the laws of gravity Sam is on a different level.
- 9 July 2010 17:44
- george manos said...
you're right effraim i didn't notice it at first,now that i did it's even more crazy!!!!
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George Schnittgrund
|George Schnittgrund
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Schnittgrund's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[1]
Pro Life
- Excerpt: "I'm a lifelong Roman Catholic who believes in the Sanctity of life. I was dumbfounded when the Supreme Court struck down Arizona's 20 week ban on abortion. As a Catholic, I believe life begins at conception and the Supreme Court is sanctioning the murder of babies. I will protect the rights to life of the unborn and will write, sponsor and push Pro-life legislation."
Jobs Are #1
- Excerpt: "As a business owner George understands what it takes to create private sector jobs. Right here in Lake Havasu City we have empty commercial factories and this is repeated in Kingman, Bullhead City and Parker. We need to entice more businesses to come here to LaPaz and Mohave counties."
- Excerpt: "George thinks SB1070 was a good start but we have a lot more work to be done to secure the border. If we cannot secure the border and enforce the laws, we may become a NARCO state. As a border state, Arizonans see drug trafficking, human smuggling and various other crimes associated with crossing the border illegally."
- Excerpt: "This is why George supports a deep water port in Guaymas Mexico. This port will create a stable work environment for the people of Mexico and sets the stage for Arizona to become the global leader for overseas shipping. A stable economy in Mexico benefits everyone in Arizona and may decrease the number of people trying to cross our border illegally."
- Excerpt: "George is against the Common Core Standards."
Gun Rights
- Excerpt: "I believe in the 2nd amendment and will do anything to strengthen our right to not only bear arms but also the ability to defend ourselves. As an NRA member I will work with the NRA to write, sponsor and support any legislation which strengthens your right to protect yourself and your family."
Elections for the office of Arizona House of Representatives took place in 2014. A primary election took place on August 26, 2014. The general election was held on November 4, 2014. The signature-filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was May 28, 2014. Joseph Longoria and Beth Weisser were unopposed in the Democratic primary. Incumbent Sonny Borrelli and Regina Cobb defeated Jennifer Jones, Sam Medrano and George Schnittgrund in the Republican primary. Borrelli and Cobb defeated Longoria and Weisser in the general election.[2][3][4]
Schnittgrund ran in the 2012 election for Arizona House of Representatives District 5. He and Wyatt Brooks were defeated by incumbent Doris Goodale and Sonny Borrelli in the Republican primary on August 28, 2012. The general election took place on November 6, 2012.[5][6]
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- ↑ Arizona Secretary of State, "Unofficial primary election results," accessed August 27, 2014
- ↑ Arizona Secretary of State, "2014 Primary Election," May 27, 2014
- ↑ Arizona Secretary of State, "Official general election candidate list," accessed September 11, 2014
- ↑ Arizona Secretary of State, "2010 Primary candidate list," accessed December 20, 2013
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