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Euphoria Crystalline Perfume
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Euphoria Crystalline Perfume by Calvin Klein, This new version of crystalline has the original euphoria bottle with swarovski crystals, while euphoria crystal shimmer spray eau de parfum has been infused with a soft, silver gleam to dress up arms, legs and décolleté for evening . All products are original, authentic name brands. We do not sell knockoffs or imitations. ... Read More
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The only thing I there was no cap on it.
So I can not take it when I travel.
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I love this fragrance from day one and I get many compliments from both men and women.
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I really really love this scent and the bottle looks so exotic and pretty in person.
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The commissioner said conference action will be forthcoming.
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You and your family will be in my prayers.I think stress is the ultimate killer. My wife and I are under constant stress as regards the current and future of our son with profound developmental disabilities who will be 47 next month. He requires 24/7 observation and support.
This year we went through the extreme stress of the very untimely and unexpected death of his primary caregiver (he lives in what is called a Host Home). Fortunately a replacement had been trained during this process. At near 75 and 77yo, and suffering from several maladies, there is nothing we can do for him, except lunch every week with him and his daytime care provider (who resigned and then recanted a few weeks ago). It takes several months to really train in a replacement, and we were in a total panic. And, what happens when we die? Government funding for his 24 hour care is always tenuous, and constantly changing and under threat from one political party or another, both state and federal. Nothing is ever stable.
Our oldest son is doing great with his and his wifes law practice, despite his being paralyzed from the neck down but that is also a constant source of stress.
We hate when the phone rings. We both jump, wondering about which next catastrophe we need next to respond to. (grammar $%^&*)
I have, apparently, developed glaucoma in the left eye. My wife continues with the terrible afternoon and evening pain of post-herpetic-neuralgia for 10 years now (residual from shingles - GET YOUR SHINGLES SHOT). My left hip has developed a chronic and sometimes acute bursitis, which often "screams" at me. And my Trigeminal Neuralgia can act up at a moment's notice.
Of course, we have seen all the best doctors, and even holistic medicine. No advice needed here, PLEASE.
Yet, we continue to find positives in life. My singing group now includes my wife. We both bicycle and swim and are active in leading our seniors group at church. There have been several cruises and vacations. I continue incessant advocacy with some of the glory-seeking moron administrators who provide services and with state legislators, and propose new laws, etc.
Several close friends our age have developed Alzheimers, or Parkinsons and and/or have had strokes.
So, what about 10 years ahead? I doubt either of us makes it for 10 years.
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A lot of the MSO questions that ask about Stack Overflow and/or are tagged
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[stackexchange]. Here are a few examples, which I found in five minutes just by looking through the list of
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- How to find all the comments I posted on this site?
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"She just got married. She's set for life, and she's only twenty."
That's what one of our friends said recently.
She was talking about her cousin who had just gotten married a few weeks earlier.
Our friend would writhe in jealousy every time she talked about her "perfect" cousin and her enchanted life.
After all, our friend's life was anything but perfect.
Our friend was inching closer to thirty, with one divorce under her belt, and a relationship that she currently believes is hanging on by a thread. She has some debt from school and credit cards. She's been living with her parents for the past year. And she just lost her job (through no fault of her own).
She's often used her cousin as a yardstick to measure her own life.
Every win her cousin had came with forced congratulations, veiling a wellspring of venomous resentment.
Every setback came with a comforting platitude and the giddy sense of relief that our friend felt she was okay with herself.
Maybe you've been there yourself.
I know I have…
The Chronology of a Pathology – Comparing Yourself to Others
I've felt it many times in my life.
Back when I was painfully single for a year and felt more lonely than I ever had in my life, I felt it.
Back when my ex dumped me just to jump right into bed with someone else, I felt it. After all, why was it so easy for her to get into another relationship, but I had to struggle so much?
Back when all my friends and I graduated from school and they got all the great jobs, while I struggled for months after them to find even the most basic form of employment, I felt it.
And even now, I can't help but feel it sometimes when it comes to my own business. I started our little online business back in 2009. A lot of people started blogs and other businesses back then, and it seems like a lot of them are now making over 6-figures from their work. I can't help but wonder where I went wrong sometimes.
I'm not the only one though.
I see this in a lot of the messages that people send in to Mika and I.
They feel alone. They feel like they've failed in life. They feel like every dream and every hope they ever had for their life is coming crumbling down around them.
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In celebration of identical twin duo Tegan and Sara's new album Heartthrob, which is streaming live now on CBC Music, we're declaring today Twin Day on CBC Radio 3.
All day, hosts Craig Norris, Grant Lawrence and Lana Gay will be playing "twin spins" of the various Canadian indie artists we realize have a frightening resemblance to various famous celebrities.
Click through the gallery above and have a look, and let us know: who is your celebrity twin? And what do you think of Heartthrob in its entirety?
Let us know by commenting on our blog, or tweeting @cbcradio3, and listen to our live stream to hear the conversation and the twin spins all day long.
Listen live to CBC Radio 3.
Tegan and Sara Heartthrob full album stream and Q+AGirls' Lena Dunham asked and received Rolling Stones cover from Tegan and SaraWatch Tegan and Sara's video for "Closer"
MikeV is my former siamese twin. But I won't talk to him since during the separation process he got the liver, I really wanted a liver.
I don't like this new 'all day blog post' thing. I don't know why, I think it takes away from each host's personal touch, and its kind of confusing.
I only have one thing to say about that photo gallery.
Jeremy Piven.
Good morning!
That gallery is brilliant! I am particularly fond of Ryan Guldemond (Mother Mother) as Dolph Lundgren's love child. Did he play a bit part in a movie that happened to be filmed in BC at the right time?? I think you might be onto something here.
@lauren Does it take away from earning the Iron throne ?
@laurenelizabeth [2] Everyone injects their own personal touch in our host breaks, though.
Craig: This is very true! Host breaks are wonderful. Often my favourite part of the show. I will miss you!
My feelings likely aren't justified, but I'm still not a big fan of the combined blog post for some reason.
Good Morning
This is I think one of my favouite Mangan tunes. So wonderful.
Oh no...
A JP twin spin.
good morning,
can't stay. have a great day, everyone.
have a great last 'family blog day', Craig.
we'll miss you!!
Good Mourning
Ms Carrieg...
I'm here tomorrow, too!! A little show called The R3-30?
My hair is terrible in your picture.
@hotpatch [12] Um...I think you have a typo in your comment, there...
I see.
@Craig re: your hair - not as bad as Tegan and Sara
@stevierayk [15] Ouch.
craigory, it's going to take a little while to get over our (impending) separation
@stevie - Yeah, I dunno which one she is, but the one at the front of that picture's hair is just brutal. What's going on there!?
Dear StephRamsahai #19, That's Tegan
I know. I hear ya.
Tomorrow will be the most bittersweet of all the bittersweet days...
@Garf - I thought that was Sara
Is there a line in this song that goes "Buddy with the stupid laugh, just talkin' 'bout the business man..."?
That's awesome.
Business men totally have stupid laughs.
@daa1982 You have to reason to be bitter when they they pulled us apart you ended up with the bulk of meat.
Good Morning!
Craig I am going to miss you. Good times my friend...good times. I hope you enjoy your new gig. :)
Dear daa1982 #22, Saras ink doesn't go that far down her arm and she has a slightly thinner face
Tegan's haircut bears striking similarity to the haircut 5 yr old me gave myself when I got sick of super long braids. There was lots of business going on at the front. It was the beginning of my bowl-cut years.
@Craig If its okay I am going to start referring to you as Craig Norris, Local Talent.
Most underrated Canadian band ever - The Besnard Lakes. Thank you, Craig, for playing them. Their new release will smoke yer asses.
Oh, and good morning all!
I had to change my profile pic to a Craig one. I unfortunately didn't get one with the two of us. I am glad I got to meet you in person during NXNE.
Hi Everybody (Dr. Nick voice)
Okay, so that gallery is amazing.
Ahhhhh yeah!
Don't Wanna Wait Forever - Saint Alvia!
So great.
Dear evensteven #31, Hi Dr. Nick, I got the parcel today, thank you so much.
Ever wonder if the CBC just hates Guelph? I mean, first Vish, now Craig... StevieRayK, you might be next!
Oh, and hello!
Hmm... or, maybe, they love Guelph! First Vish, then Craig... maybe StevieRayK is hosting the R3-30 starting next week!
Morning, Craig. So, tomorrow, are you going to get all weepy on us? (This will be a test to see if you have a heart.)
I have no idea if I look like any Canadian musicians.
Oh Craig.... I'm so not ready to not hear your voice in the morning.
Good morning!!
@Craig, It was a pleasure waking up earlier than i desired to catch your show over the past few years. You are even more fantastic treat in person. Also, I was wondering if it was at all possible to get an audio copy of our co-host?
Good morning, folks! Got calls and meetings all morning, so won't be around much.
Good morning bloggarinos.
Hi diddly-ho
Has anyone listened to the Tegan and Sara album streaming yet?
I tried, it's better than Closer to me anyhow. But the last song sounds like some 90's lady singer in parts almost Alannah Myles? Anyone else admit to listening and hear what I hear? Who does she sound like in those high bits??
Dear teaandcartography #44, I can't listen to it as it is only licensed for Canada :(
No have no trainee today!
"I have no trainee today."
Ur welcome Gary. Jon Dixon was mostly responsible for it.
@Steph - wanna go grab a coffee or something? We have about 10 minutes until this JP twin spin is over...
Dear jdurley #49, Can you get me a cookie please?
@jdurley - Hahahahaha! Yeah, I'm down.
There! My Moonlighting co-host pic with Craig! :D
Everyone is putting up their co-host pics and they all involve both the co-host and Craig but for some reason mine was just me.
Steph - Same here. I never had any photo shop magic in my photo.
Ok i'm just posting to see if my profile pic stuck. Please stop calling me "Ned".
I had photoshopped my face onto Cybill's body and then sent it so they could put Craig's face on Bruce's. Hehe.
@Michael - Haha. I am sorry to tell you, I got a good chuckle over that one.
Dear Michael Wynn #55, Yes Mr. Flanders
Craig, Imma miss you. :( I hope we still get to meet one day!
so wait... hold the phone... tomorrow is your last day Craig? I knew you were leaving... but I didn't realize it was so soon!!
And because everyone else is doing it... <--- Photo with Craig and Pedro! I'll miss you Craig. I'll just have to visit you at your new digs in KW next time I visit home!! How convenient!
btw.. all those twin photos are spot on!!!!
Woot, Slow Down, Molasses!!!!
My twin is not Cybill Sheppard.
My co-host pic!
Still love it. Heh!
Dear darbarspecial #63, I know, she doesn't look as good as you.
@Garf - Hehe. Thanks. You lie, but thanks. :)
Steph - Oh man, I love that photo! You need a van like that for your trip out west!
@moniski, no they aren't!!
@Wynn ESPECIALLY YOURS!!!!
That's it - you're all dead to me!
@Andy - Holy shit. That would be AMAZING!! My face on one side, Luc's on the other. Yep. Needs to happen.
haha, I love the creep factor in my co-host pic.
Craig a la Loch Ness!
:( I has a sad. I had a great time co-hosting with you.
Steph - Hell. Yes.
@Wynn don't say that!!
Favourite Craig Norris moment:
Craig singing Neil Young's "Thrasher" at HCFF last summer.
Dear Michael Wynn #70, Does that mean you are talking to dead people? You may want to see somebody about that.
Wait, did Craig just tell us to have phone sex?
Steph - Hell, I want to get that picture of you painted on the side of my prius for my road trip!
@Andy - I think you and Alisha should do the same thing and then we can drive around Calgary together in a pack. Yep.
Aw...I'm loving everyone's co-host photos!
You know, I didn't think she would be... but Grimes is very popular in the UK. I hear her in shops and on TV quite frequently.
Steph - I've always wanted to be part of a pack.
ExGirlfriend told me
<-----She thought I look like Bauer
No one else agreed
@steph and @andy - are you guys discussing driving around in a van? Will you be solving mysteries? Can I be Velma?
Andy and Steph: GET THESE VANS!
@Andy - Our pack needs a really good name though. Start brainstorming! There's not much time!*
*There's plenty of time. Just trying to be dramatic.
Megablog? Mega blergh. See what I did there?
Oh yeah, good morning, too.
Steph - I'm bad at that sort of thing, still need a name for the road trip itself...
Dear canadajanes #88, Americanarama?
@Andy - Janes across America!
I'm bad at it too...
Where's Luc, he's good with words.
Garf - Lee already used that one...
Wait ... I just realized: Michael Wynn -- are you going to KW too?! If not, how are you going to handle work next week?! Did Lana pick-up your contract as Professional Gopher? or are you going to have to look for other work?
You're all very nice.
And, Lee, there will be no weeping. Sorry.
I guess I'm heartless.
I'm not.
Dear canadajanes #91, How about "Continental Drift" or "Canada Bound"?
Apparently I'm no good at this either.
@Craig - we really, really will miss you.
How about you name your collective pack, "NxNW".
Almost a Haiku Craig!
Thought U picked up on my #83
Talking about #94
Hey Craig! Not sure if you caught it yesterday, but I dedicated this remix I did of Hannah Georgas - Enemies to you! You will be missed very much!
Ha! Didn't notice that, until now!
@Craig - GENIUS. I love it.
Now we have to become werewolves, right?
didn't notice your haiku
it was in stealth mode
Man, that song is worn out.
Good morning people!
#104... Nice Haiku urself Jdurley
Dear alsace lorraine #106, Good Morning Person
I saw that...was very cool. Thanks so much! I'm taking your "Wenzdee" remix with me...
@Steph: what is the story on this pack? Is it wolfy in nature?
@smallie - You know, I haven't thought too much about the story yet. I'll write something up tonight and get back to you! I think it'll be wolfy in nature though, seems appropriate for some reason.
Awesome! Hope you enjoyed it! Wenzdee is yours to do with what you please. You did write it, after all... Best of luck in your new digs!
Good pop songs but that's about it. Nothing new here. I feel like they have created an album that will work well for mainstream / play on the radio. Sold out maybe? Or is that old news?
TWIN DAY - heavy 80's feel
@ericR, KW? nope not going there, unless Craig makes me. Then I'll have to go. So far Lana hasn't picked up that part of my workload, that's why I'm going to Van next week to convince her.
@Michael Wynn. I liked your celebrity twin picture best. It was pretty great.
That's right, Vancouver, Michael Wynn is on his way out there.
Hide your weed.
@Craig [#117] - I didn't know that Michael was also your gardener! Are you afraid that he'll make someone else's front lawn just as green as yours?
@EricR [118] Not really, most of Michael's "gardening" is done indoors.
With stolen electricity.
@Wynnzie - At least you can feel better knowing that you're the evil twin!! That's pretty badass!
Re: Blog question
In my opinion, my celebrity twin is Bjork. Bjork, and me.
Good Morning all :)
Hey fictionjunkie!
In my younger/leaner years I was told I resembled Jay Baruchel, of Undeclared/Knocked Up/The Trotsky/She's Out of Your League fame. There are several other actors who may be my doppelgangers, although my friends are kind enough to point out that I'm the uglier version. E.g.: uglier James Franco, low rent Mark Rufalo, etc.
Good Morning, I loved the twin photo shoot! Best ones, Damien and George the Animal Steele, and Wynzie as Ned Flanders. Love it.
Weakest connection - Royal Wood.
@Smallie. Ah ha ha, low rent Mark Ruffalo, hilarious.
@steph, always putting a positive spin on things. That's why I like UUUs.
@craig, always putting a negative spin on things. That's why I like UUUs too.
BTW - my indoor gardening occurs because plants don't grow in -20 temps!!! just saying. Without electricity we have nothing.
@Smallie - What is it with guys and looking like James Franco? I now a dude in Montreal who looks like a much better looking version of James Franco. You're a little bit of a mash-up between James Franco and Mark Ruffalo, I think.
#117 Who leaves their weed out in the open anyway?
My wife used to insist that I looked just like former Blue Jays pitcher Jimmy Key. I really liked Jimmy Key but I didn't see it myself.
@The Iceman - If your wife thinks you look like someone cool, you go with it. Jimmy Key was great!
And evensteven/Kiefer
I will be selling my "Spiderman on Broadway" tickets which I bought for Valentines day so that I can go see Hannah in her only NYC appearance on the same night.
@Cicero: James Franalo? A low rent James Francolo? :P
@evensteven [133] Yeah, good idea.
Turns out that "Spiderman on Broadway" is just a hobo, standing on stage in tattered, dirty Spiderman underoos, asking for spare change.
@JDurls- Yeah I always took it as a compliment.
Oh and Casey Laforet as Jason Lee was pretty cool.
i have a strong urge to punch people when they say i look like macy gray. a very strong urge.
@Smallie - Mark Rufafrancolo. Done!
I enjoy telling people they look like Steve Buscemi. Worth a laugh.
@Astorrrmt - This is probably because your celeb doppelganger is so obviously Dan Mangan. Geez. People these days.
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It was great to meet you last year and participate in the Tracks on Tracks Co-host recording. Best wishes to you at your new gig at CBC KW.
@Smallie. That is a good one.
@Shonica...[141] Thanks! You too!
@Craiggers - I'm debating trying to make the swan dress for a halloween costume.
My celebrity twin is Daniel Stern. Who from his body of work as a whole is cool. However I am often called MARV by students of mine for my likeness to his most famous role in Home Alone. :( I just wish I had his voice, man he was good in The Wonder Years.
Although I don't agree with this one (I am not blonde, don't have hollywood teeth, just to name a few), I have been told I look somewhat like Kirsten Dunst. I would completely shrug it off, but I have had some really odd encounters with Japanese tourists over the years, but only Japanese tourists. Weird.
<- Jimmy Key. I guess I do see the resemblance. If only I could pitch like he could.
Jimmy Key. Awesome. Finesse like an SOB!!
@124th street beat - I am loving Kirsten's kicky toque, there.
@Cicero [144] Out of a real swan, I hope.
Don't waste the meat.
<--- Adam Savage from Mythbusters.
Alternatively, the piano playing guy from Glee.
@Craig - So true!
#150 - this is what we will miss a lot.
I don't have a celebrity doppleganger.
@cicero - I started watching the Lizzie Bennett Diaries - Love it! Thanks for letting me know about it.
@fictionjunkie. Cicero got me turned on to that too. I love it so much, it is so addictive.
My celebrity doppleganger is Benoit from Ottawa.
@jdurley- you gotta love illustrator combined with a compulsive need to procrastinate.
Pedro Mendes is my celebrity twin. We're paternal twins though, so we actually don't look anything alike.
The weird thing about Pedro and I being twins.... Craig's our dad.
@124th Street - Your story about encounters bring to memory another blogger we haven't seen on the blog in a while. MyNameisMoe is born and raised in P.E.I. She will likely strangle you if you suggest she bears any resemblance to Anne of Green Gables. She has had Japaneses tourists ask her to pose for pictures because they think she resemble Anne.
I just sat on my banana.
That is in no way a euphamism.
Also... Great tunes,
@Craig - yes. I will of course be making it out of a real swan! [/lies]
@124th st - You have a similar bone structure I think. She's pretty cool too, so good on you!
@Fiction - Yay! I'm glad you like it! It's makes me so happy!
Dear evensteven #162, Sounds painful
This has been a really great set of music.
That is all.
@ Garf... For the Banana.
FT... Funny Funny Profile pick.
i didn't know Chris Kelly was IN choir practice.
Dear evensteven #166, I guess it depends on which way it was pointing at the time.
That would suck, especially being from PEI and probably being sick of good ol' Anne as it is! I never got to the picture stage, just a lot of giggling, staring and pointing and a lot of confusion on my part on why people were staring, giggling and pointing at me.
Craig, is there a name for the region of Kitchner/Waterloo/Guelph?
Will you have tb3 on your new show as your sidekick, sort of like Ed MacMahon? "And heeeeeeeeeere's the Cragger!"
dear steph,
that van needs to be the van for the theoretical cross-country drive to NXNE.
I believe Kitchener/Waterloo/Cambridge are referred to as the "Tri-Cities Area". Guelph is another beast entirely.
am i listening to Craig's last ever Craig Norris hour????
Cicero... Lovin' ur new Profile Pic. Meow! (don't be scared I'm all the way in Jersey)
#170 That's great 124th Street!
I found my twin
@EVESTEVIE- it's from when I got to do my LCHI with the Craiggers. I noticed others had that pic up. so I did too.
@Kirk - Andy, his wife Alisha, Lucas (left and leaving) and I are starting a pack of vans with our faces on them so I think instead of using mine for the trip you should make your own and join the "NxNW"* pack!
*Name cred goes to Craig Norris.
@Garf - ahahahahahha YES.
@EvenSteven - Thanks! I got a new phone and was forced into an instagram account. now I am addicted. INSTAGRAM ALL THE THINGS.
@cicero - what's your instagram name? I will totally creep follow your account ;)
Garf... Ha Ha... Which one O_o?
@Craig - I will miss you sir :-(


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My husband and I thought this meal was great. I did leave the shrimp in the dressing for a couple hours which may have added a little more flavor. My husband did add some hot sauce to his rice. I enjoyed my just as is.
This was a good recipe. The shrimp was delicious (although I did add a little parsley). The rice was good but a little bland. Hubby did not like it.
The night I had planned this meal, the weather didn't cooperate, so I had to make it indoors. I cooked the rice in a pot, boiling the broth and veggies before adding the rice, then I cooked the shrimp under the broiler. The rice was quite good but could use a little umph of seasoning, I think. Hubby added soy sauce to the leftovers when he heated them up. Also, I found the shrimp to be a bit bland and wished I would have added Old Bay to them, but overall this was a good recipe.
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Emily Greenwood (Breckenridge, Mo./Penney)Backstroke/FreestyleGreenwood earned all-state honors in the 100-yard backstroke (3rd) and the 50 free (5th). Her 100 back time was under the standard for all-American consideration. Greenwood was also a USA Swimming sectional finalist in the backstroke events. In addition, she played softball and basketball."Emily fits perfectly at Truman and will continue to improve rapidly," Murphy indicated. "She is excited to focus solely on swimming and is an all-around great athlete who will have the opportunity to do good things in college. We are excited to have her as part of our program, and I know she will be a force in the backstroke for years to come."
Molly Polette (Wildwood, Mo./Lafayette)Freestyle/Individual MedleyPolette was all-state in the 200 and 500 freestyles and placed second in both events as a junior. She is a USA Swimming sectional finalist and qualifier in multiple events. Polette also runs cross country. "Molly characterizes the Truman student-athlete perfectly," Murphy said. "She is an amazing student and a national level swimmer. Molly is a great addition to our team and will be an important contributor to our continued success at nationals."
Emily Pufall (Omaha, Neb./ Millard West)FreestylePufall is a high school all-American in the 50 and 100 freestyles and as part of her school's 200 medley relay. She is a USA Swimming national qualifier in the 50 free and a USA Swimming sectional finalist."When Emily visited Truman, it was evident that she was motivated and dedicated to success both athletically and academically and that she had found the perfect fit at Truman," Murphy boasted. "She is going to be an important part of our team and is excited to continue her career as a Bulldog. Emily is a true team player and will be another great addition to our squad. We have big plans for her over the next four years."
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I've seen vehicular cycling (VC) being defined as encompassing all forms of legal cycling, up to and including cycling on sidepaths and sidewalks, and I've seen it being defined narrowly to include only those techniques which put the cyclist in the relm of car traffic. Every description of VC has the "To me..." qualifier attached to it, either implicitly or explicitly.
I am not really interested in a definition of vehicular cycling which basically includes all forms of legal cycling. Not because I am against the definition per se, but because such a definition is not useful. It's like an entomologist who insists on doing his research by calling everything with three legs and three body segments a "bug".
Let me put this out: Vehicular cycling is a group of techniques surrounding the adoption by a cyclist of destination positioning utilizing the full width of the roadway. This is not an ideological definition; the ideologues can define whatever they want, to their heart's content. This is a working definition.
Examples of what is not within the working definition of vehicular cycling:
1) riding to the right hand side of the road and sharing the lane. A cyclist traveling in vehicular mode will not share lanes in any way, shape, or sense of the word.
2) sidewalk or bike path/MUP riding.
3) two step left turns.
4) simply following the local laws that are contrary to destination positioning utilizing the whole roadway. For example, if the local law tells cyclists to use the sidepath, using the sidepath is still not cycling vehicularly. If the local law demands lane sharing; this is still not cycling vehicularly to remain in compliance with this law.
5) the equipment for traffic cycling
6) the head flicks, hand flicks, winks, nods, pedal cadence, steely eyed alpha dog stares (), etc. utilized to gain a motorist's attention. These will vary according to environment, cyclist, cyclist's mood, etc.
7) riding to the right in a WOL and sharing this lane with car traffic. This is a working definition, and for reasons of consistency, I have to exclude this from the working definition. WOLs are a special case where lane sharing is explicitly encouraged. This is not a vehicular practice. This is not to say that WOLs are somehow inferior cycling facilities. It is just to say that lane sharing while using WOLs is not an example of vehicular cycling.
8) the basics of cycling, such as riding on the right side of the road and stopping at stop signs. This is to keep the definition precise.
What are within the working definition of vehicular cycling:
1) destination positioning at intersections
2) vehicular left turns
3) taking the lane. i.e. not sharing a lane with another vehicule.
4) riding in the bike lane. This is vehicular because a bike lane, as defined as a traffic lane dedicated to bicycle use (this definition doesn't include those "bike lanes in name only" lanes that DOTs sometimes force on us) meets the requirements of non-lane sharing, and to leave a bike lane means to go through all the procedures used to change lanes in traffic. One cannot, by design move arbitrarily from the bike lane to the adjacent traffic lane because the cyclist does not have right of way to do this. As with the WOL lane sharing designation, this is not to imply that bike lanes are somehow "better" than WOLs.
What I am trying to do is break the working definition of "vehicular cycling" away from the notion of safety. Safety will always be relative to the specific environment and transient. To evaluate whether "vehicular cycling" is "safer" than an alternative, one cannot have a definition of "vehicular cycling" which is linked to safety.
I am also trying to separate the working definition of "vehicular cycling" from the specific notion of "cycling facilities." For instance, one aspect of this working definition of vehicular cycling is that lane sharing is not allowed. Certain facilities, i.e. bike lanes, follow this principle provided that the bike lanes are true lanes and not "bike lanes in name only", which in practice, basically results in bike lanes which are 5-6' wide, flow into intersections logically and vehicularly (either the RTOL merges into the bike lane, which sometimes results in a "bike lane to the left of the right turn only lane", or the bike lane merges into the next adjacent traffic lane at the intersection), are swept regularly and signed "for bikes only".
Other facilities, i.e. WOLs, are certainly useful for traffic cycling, but encourage lane sharing and thus if used as such, do not fall under the working definition of vehicular cycling. Again, this is not for ideological reasons. It is for reasons of consistency in the definition. Consistency means that there are no exceptions to the rule. WOLs certainly can be ridden vehicularly, but this involves a lane position which does not allow for lane sharing.
I want a critique of this definition, but not a critique coming from how "right" it is (this is a working definition of my own design, so that we have a language for which to talk on this forum about vehicular cycling), but I want critiques regarding how self-consistent this definition is. This means no ideological battles on this thread, and most importantly this has nothing to do with bike lanes or any other cycling facility.
Some of you are going to be agitating to use Helmet Head's Wiki link as a definition instead. Realize that I don't really care; it's okay to have two different definitions of the same word, as long as we realize there are two different definitions, and we differentiate between the two. The problem I see with the wiki link is that it defines the term too broadly. The definition given in wiki is kind of like using "bug" to describe all insects. This is my opinion only though. Just differentiate by appending the "wiki definition", or "Brian's working definition" somewhere when posting. Or use "broad" or "narrow" to describe the way you are using the term. The point is: I am not trying to make an ideological point here. I am trying to define a well used but ill defined term in more specific language so we don't keep going 'round in circles and misunderstanding each other.
I'm kind of preening here for a sticky so we don't get all these newbies coming in asking, in the midst of a thread, what "VC" is.


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If they don't accept a UK Certificate they will be able to advise you on what you need to do to have one issue in Uganda, but from you question it sounds as if they do accept UK certificates.
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NEW PORT RICHEY — A West Pasco fixture for decades, Evie Parks has become district secretary for state Rep. Amanda Murphy, D-New Port Richey.
Parks said Friday, however, she has gotten permission from Florida House leaders to continue to help organize community events, such as the celebrity waiter luncheon on Aug. 14.
Parks said she got a tip about the job opening from her long-time friend and high-school chum Judy Parker, a legislative assistant for state Sen. Wilton Simpson, R-Trilby.
Murphy said she was delighted to hire someone like Parks who has so many connections in the community. Parks has ties with New Port Richey Rotary, Junior Service League, West Pasco Chamber of Commerce and Leadership Pasco, to name a few, Murphysaid.
Parks also will coordinate with Brian Goff, Murphy's legislative assistant.
Murphy wanted to fill the position before her re-election campaign starts in earnest for her first full term in the November general election. Murphy won the vacant seat in a special election in October 2013 after Republican Mike Fasano resigned to be appointed Pasco tax collector.
The Democratic incumbent is waiting for the Republican primary next month to know which opponent she will face in the fall. Chris Gregg and James Mathieu are seeking the GOP nomination.
A bit more than a week ago, Parks decided to leave as director of CARES Elfers Center to take on her new duties.
Parks is proud to note that she herself is an alumni of Elfers Elementary School, the historic schoolhouse building at 4136 Barker Drive that was converted into the Elfers Center.
Since December 2012, Parks took the helm of the Elfers Center to guide the final stages of the grand reopening in May 2013 for the 100th anniversary of the building.
Parks then presided over a period when the number of visitors quadrupled to the center in the historic schoolhouse building at 4136 Barker Drive.
Her comrades at CARES were sorry to see her go, although Parks will remain in a consulting capacity to help organize special events, Brenda Martyniak reports as CARES communications director.
Parks guided 94 volunteers who worked 3,849 hours to serve 9,544 participants in myriad programs at the Elfers site, CARES CEO Bill Aycrigg said.
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Barback Pro-Am Profiles
Jennifer Heigl
"I really had a fantastic time assisting behind the bar. It was great to get a different point of view – behind the bar instead of sipping a cocktail from in front of it. A thoroughly fantastic opportunity!"
Website URL: Daily Blender
Twitter Handle: @dailyblender
Favorite Spirit: St. Germain
Favorite Cocktail Tool: The Muddler!
Bartending Experience: The Barback Pro-Am was my first time behind the bar, though I have about five years of kitchen and FOH experience.
Posted on April 25, 2011 by Small Screen Colin · 6 comments
Quinn Sweeney
" If ever a friend texts to ask if you can barback next time he is in town, assume he's up to no good"
Website URL: Libation Lab
Twitter Handle: @m_quinn
Favorite Spirit: mezcal and bourbon (don't make me choose between the two)
Favorite Cocktail Tool: The handcrafted oak and buffalo horn muddler I made with my dad in Vermont.
Bartending Experience: I poured a few beers in college, but nothing of note.
Posted on April 25, 2011 by Small Screen Colin · 0 comments
Humuhumu Trott
"I understand now why so many of my cocktail dork friends with 9-5 day jobs have started picking up shifts here and there behind the bar… how addictive! Even in my one-night role as a piece of obstructing grit in an otherwise well-oiled machine, being able to play a part in bringing liquid magic to the masses was an absolute thrill. Let's do it again!"
Website URL: Humuhumu
Twitter Handle: @humuhumu
Favorite Spirit: Demerara Rum
Favorite Cocktail Tool: An ice pick – so dangerous, so useful
Bartending Experience: My experience with drinkmaking springs from my interest in the history of Tiki bars and Polynesian restaurants. Most of my bartending has happened either behind a home bar or at a makeshift setup at a party, often for a largish group of friendly, happy tikiphiles
Posted on April 25, 2011 by Small Screen Colin · 0 comments
Ron Dollete
"Those eggs I got are probably still in the bar's fridge untouched since we left. They should probably toss 'em out."
Website URL: Lush Angeles
Twitter Handle: @lushangeles
Favorite Spirit: Rum, especially Smith & Cross
Favorite Cocktail Tool: Cheater tins
Bartending Experience: I've worked a few shifts in Portland, but most of my experience is on the barstool.
Posted on April 25, 2011 by Small Screen Colin · 1 comments
Tatsu Oiye
"Jim and Rocky taught me a very important lesson that night. But I have no idea what it was because after the 7th shot things get sorta fuzzy…"
Website URL: Cocktail Community
Twitter Handle: @toiye
Favorite Spirit: Thomas Handy Rye
Favorite Cocktail Tool: Fine Strainer
Bartending Experience: One evening barbacking at Liberty in Seattle and one evening barbacking at 320 Main in Seal Beach. That's it
Posted on April 25, 2011 by Small Screen Colin · 1 comments
Chuck Taggart
"I had a blast! I learned a lot, and I actually wish it had been a bit busier (it was a somewhat slow night in the bar). I also learned never to run unless someone's chasing you with something pointy."
Website URL: Looka
Twitter Handle: @SazeracLA
Favorite Spirit: Ooh … that'd have to be a 3-way tie between Bourbon whiskey, rye whiskey and gin
Favorite Cocktail Tool: I love my big, heavy, Japanese-made Yarai mixing glass
Bartending Experience: Nothing professional (yet), but I've bartended some good-sized parties for which we made a cocktail menu.
Posted on April 25, 2011 by Small Screen Colin · 0 comments
Marleigh Riggins Miller
"The experience of working behind the bar gave me a greater appreciation for how hard bartenders (and especially barbacks) work. Obviously I knew how much work the mixing/cleaning/carrying is, but there's so much attention and anticipation going into each drink. It's hard to imagine what the level of service would be if bartenders were responsible for everything."
Website URL: Sloshed!
Twitter Handle: @nerdling
Favorite Spirit: Green Chartreuse
Favorite Cocktail Tool: Yarai mixing glass
Bartending Experience: My bartending experience is primarily confined to making drinks at home—for myself and friends, as well as mixing up punches. Mostly my spirits and cocktail knowledge is a useful party trick
Posted on April 25, 2011 by Small Screen Colin · 3 comments
Stevi Deter
"I had great fun spending time with Jim and Rocky. I tried to focus on not breaking things and not causing Jim to get too far behind"
Website URL: Two At The Most
Twitter Handle: @smd
Favorite Spirit: Gin. No, Rye. No, Rum
Favorite Cocktail Tool: I make mostly stirred drinks at home, and my current favorite bar spoon is the Uber ProStirrer
Bartending Experience: I've made drinks at a couple of office parties, mostly focusing on teaching people that there is no blender involved in making a margarita. I've never been behind a working bar before
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Paul Clarke
"My therapist thinks it's too soon to think very much about the details of that night, plus with that Ramos Gin Fizz incident — really, who puts Ardbeg in those things? Oh, right: JIM ROMDALL — it's probably best if I kept quiet."
Website URL: Cocktail Chronicles
Twitter Handle: @cocktailchron
Favorite Spirit: I'm an American whiskey kinda guy
Favorite Cocktail Tool: Aside from my liver and my mouth, I'd have to say my favorite drink utensils at home are my Rosle bar spoon and my cheap-ass plastic Kuhn Rikon peeler; the former has great feel and balance, and it's actually kinda fun to use, and the latter slices citrus peel with the perfect thickness—thin so there's no pith, but still thick enough that the zest doesn't feel flimsy.
Plus, it's so cheap (like around $4) that when one gets dull or starts to rust, I don't feel bad about chucking it and buying another
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Halloween Reading
Bancho Sarayashiki
For October (or just for kids who love scary stories!), here's a great telling of Bancho Sarayashiki, one of Japan's most famous ghost stories.
The Soldier and the Stranger
A soldier meets a mysterious stranger in a graveyard. Could this be the dark figure that townsfolk have seen darting in and out of the shadows?
The Daughter Who Married A Skull
In this old Nigerian folk tale, a young villager ends up marrying a real bonehead. (Sorry, we had to.)
The Raven Steals the Light
This old Native American myth, The Raven Steals the Light, is the perfect story to spook -- but not scare -- kids this Halloween.
The Man Who Was Afraid of Nothing
n this funny fairy tale, a brave young man has a few run-ins with some boastful ghosts.
The Werewolf of Klein-Krams
Give your wild child this werewolf story to read this Halloween. He'll have a spooky story to share with friends, and get some reading practice, too!
The Korrigan
Read this creepy story about a mythological creature called a korrigan, then answer the comprehension questions at the end.
Get to know the man, the monster,the legend of Frankenstein with this passage from the original novel -- the moment where he realizes he's made a grave mistake.
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
Don't lose your head over reading comprehension this Halloween...try it with Ichabod Crane and the story of Sleepy Hollow.
The Wild Hunt
Read this version of The Wild Hunt with your little boy or ghoul this Halloween, then answer the comprehension questions at the end.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- D.C. Councilmember and mayoral candidate Tommy Wells will try to live off a budget based on DC's $8.25 minimum wage.
Wells announced his #LiveTheWage Challenge at the 4th and M, SW Safeway on Wednesday. The councilmember will see if he can eat and travel on that amount of money for the seven days.
We're told the councilmember is participating in the challenge "to draw attention to the immediate need to address DC's increase in poverty; this starts with raising the minimum wage," according to his office.
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The Ross County Sheriff is asking for $230,000 more next year.
The money would cover, among other things, the cost of hiring a new detective.
Ross County Sheriff George W. Lavender Jr. said that this department has needed a new detective for some time.
The rest of the increase would cover things like annual raises, computer maintenance and higher insurance costs.
The Ross County Commissioners are hearing budget requests through next month, with a vote expected soon after.
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I want to modify my header and footer of the public facing website. Can anyone please tell me how to do it and which master page should I modify and which sections should I edit?
Thanks for the feedback.
So if I create a new master page and copy the contents of root.master and edit the header/footer, will it work?
I don't think so - I tried that and it still rejected the master page. Root.master seems to be set up to resist any changes and I don't know if that can be fixed. If you figure it out, post back though as I'd like to know too.
It also depends on what mods you want to make. You can totally change the look with just css which doesn't require messing with the master page.
Is there any other way in your mind through which I can change header/footer? I want to include some images in my footer but the basic design doesn't allow me to do it.
Yes, it occurred to me after I posted the above that it depends on what you want to modify so I added a comment about using css. For images in the footer you could use background images and css.
Another trick is to open the site in Sharepoint Designer (2010) and look under "site options" in the ribbon. The definable elements and the default html used are listed there and the footer is one of them. You can modify anything you like and save it back to the site. I've found it's a convenient way to load site wide scripts like analytics code..
Can you tell me how can I change the footer with "Site Options"?
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And how can I edit the header?
This is Justin with Microsoft Office 365 SharePoint Support. Thanks for replying to the thread mch.
@pv231- As indicated by mch initially, modifications to the header are restricted to the built in web editor tools. Take a look at the article below for using this feature. If you are able to customize this differently in SharePoint Designer, please post your progress so that others can benefit, but remember that this type of customization is outside support for the product.
Thanks and Regards,
Justin Ronan
Microsoft Office 365 SharePoint Support
But can you tell how can I code or where can I code it?
any idea where this document has been moved to?
An updated link for help article can be found below which details the out of box supported features to modify the public facing website.
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I'm playing around with Google Analytics goals / funnels. I would like to use this to track a checkout process, but the web flow urls are formated in a way that makes this very hard.
Would it be possible to change: http://localhost:8080/checkout/checkout?execution=e1s2
.. into something more like this: http://localhost:8080/checkout/checkout/shipping?execution=e1s2
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July 16, 2014 8:45 AM
Maggy Baccinelli
Before graduating from Tulane University in May, graduate accounting student Kelly Doucette had a few ideas about the kind of company she wanted to work for. Doucette found her fit at PricewaterhouseCoopers in Boston, where she starts in an auditing role this fall.
As the recipient of the A. B. Freeman School of Business's first graduate accounting fellowship, which requires students to submit an essay about ethics as part of their applications, Doucette says she has kept ethics top of mind since she started the program.
When Dorothy Kincaid created the fellowship in memory of her husband, Hansel O. Kincaid, she included the essay requirement because it reflected her husband's lifestyle. Having met as volunteer attendance clerks at New Orleans' First Baptist Church in the late 1940s, the Kincaids endeavored to build a Biblically based ethic into their marriage. As a CPA, Hansel Kincaid kept professional and personal ethics at the core of his practice for more than 57 years.
Dorothy Kincaid's vision for the fellowship aligned with the plan of business school dean Ira Solomon to further emphasize ethics in the business curriculum. Along with key administrators, Solomon is working on an innovative and integrated approach to weaving more ethical analysis and coaching into coursework.
As for her graduate classes, Doucette says, "We talked about ethics all the time, whether it's ENRON, rules of independence for auditors, or learning how to look at a financial statement and analyze trends to identify when something isn't right.
"I know what I've learned at Freeman will inform my decisions as I uphold my ethical responsibility in this next chapter."
Maggy Baccinelli is a communications specialist in the Tulane Office of Development Communications.
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Photo by Staff Sgt. Charles Crail
Sgt. Jenna Hooser, an instructor at the Fort Bragg Air Assault School, communicates with the flight crew as students prepare to rappel from a UH-60 Black Hawk, April 9. Rappelling is one of the final technical skills these students will demonstrate before graduation and awarding of the coveted Air Assault Wings. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Charles Crail)
This work, Ready to go [Image 1 of 7], by SSG Charles Crail, identified by DVIDS, is free of known copyright restrictions under U.S. copyright law.
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Jilted Bride Is Rescued at the Last Possible Second!
A bride in China got stood up on her wedding day and was so distraught that she jumped out a window — but someone caught her at the last second and saved her! Here are some amazing pictures of her rescue.
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Worksheets on counting numbers help our kids to practice counting. Kids have fun while learning basic counting in math.Choose the proper number:For example:1.
(a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 3(d) 4Answer: 22.
(a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 3(d) 43.
(a) 1 (b) 3 (c) 4(d) 54.
(a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 3 (d) 45.
(a) 5 (b) 4 (c) 3(d) 26.
(a) 4 (b) 3 (c) 2(d) 17.
(a) 2 (b) 4 (c) 1(d) 5Parents and teachers can keep their kids engage in practicing the free printable worksheets on counting numbers so that they get prepare for kindergarten math test.Math Only Math is based on the premise that children do not make a distinction between play and work and learn best when learning becomes play and play becomes learning.However, suggestions for further improvement, from all quarters would be greatly appreciated.Related Links :● Number Rhymes.● Matching the Objects.● Numbers and Counting up to 10.● Number the Pictures.● Numbers up to 10.● Numbers 1 to 10.● Count and Write Numbers.● Count the Numbers and Match.● Numbers and their Names.● Numbers and Counting up to 20.● Learn About Counting.● Counting Eleven to Twenty with Numbers and Words.● Counting Numbers from Twenty One to Thirty.● Counting Numbers from Thirty One to Forty.● Geometric Shapes.● Geometric Objects.● Time.● Tell The Time.● Worksheet on Time.● Addition.● Addition on a Number Line.● Worksheet on Addition I.● Worksheet on Addition II.● Odd Man Out.● Sequence.● Ordinal Numbers.● Worksheet on Ordinal Numbers.● Addition Worksheets.● Subtraction Worksheets.● Counting Numbers Practice Test.●Worksheets on Counting Numbers.● Worksheet on Counting Numbers 6 to 10.● What is addition?● Worksheet on Kindergarten Addition.● Kindergarten Addition up to 5.● Worksheets on Kindergarten Addition up to 5.● Addition Facts.● What is zero?● Order of Numbers.● Worksheets on Addition.● Before and After Counting Worksheet up to 10.● Worksheets on Counting Before and After.● Before, After and Between Numbers Worksheet up to 10.● Worksheet on Before, After and Between Numbers.● Counting Before, After and Between Numbers up to 10.● The Story about Seasons.● Color by Number Worksheets.● Worksheet on Joining Numbers.● Missing Number Worksheets.● Worksheet on Before, After and Between Numbers up to 20.● Worksheet on Before, After and Between Numbers up to 50.
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Shop indie and get out of the house this weekend!
I see on one of my favorite website, Indie Craft Shows, that there are a ton of indie craft shows across the country this weekend. Cinco de Mayo must also be the official indie craft show holiday. See if there's a show in your neck of the woods, because you know it's always nice to get out from in front of the computer and get some Vitamin D!
- Spring Craft Fair Arlington, VA
- The Handmade Market Raleigh, NC
- The Odd Ones Bizarre Harrisburg, PA
- The Urban Street Bazaar Dallas, TX
- Queen City Craft Bazaa Burlington, VT
- Brooklynindiemarket Brooklyn, NY
- Anchorage Craft Mafia Cinco de Mayo Show! Anchorage, AK
- IHR – I Heart Rummage Seattle,WA
- I Made It Pittsburgh, PA
- Sunday Crafternoon Ferndale, MI


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Zayn Malik and the guys of One Direction show off their hot wheels.
We LOVE sharing reminders of how the guys in One Direction are constantly flawless (see THIS, THIS, and THIS), and this photo of Zayn Malik is no exception. The pure physics of Zayn's perfect hair is enough for us to marvel at, but add a sweet ride filled with the rest of the handsome boy band members in the background — We. Just. Can't. Stop. Staring. We also can't stop pretending that Zayn is picking us up for a magical first date (sans cigarette, please) where he whisks us away to meet royalty, and then never, ever takes us back home. EVER. Um, can someone get on making that a scene in their forthcoming 3-D movie?
The "Little Things" singer shared the photo on Facebook along with the caption "Yes that's right — we'd chosen door 13! The CAR top is off ;) 1DHQ x." While we're all about convertibles filled with heartthrobs, we're kinda concerned about the traffic jams that would ensue should these guys attempt to drive in public (hello, remember what they did to Rockefeller Plaza?!). We'd be pretty distracted if we saw their dreamy visages rolling up in our rearview mirror! But mostly we'd hate to see the wind from the convertible ride ruining Zayn's stunningly beautiful coif — that ish is just pure art. PS: EVEN HIS HAIR IS SMIZING!
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I submitted work in October and tried not to think about it.
Then in November, I get an email from Becky Higgins. Yes, THE one and only Becky! I could not believe my eyes – had to blink several times and refocus my eyes to make sure I was reading it correctly. I was having soup on the couch while reading my email and I nearly spilled the entire bowl on my lap as I lunged forward to tell my husband.
And now, the entire thing is made pubic on Becky's blog. Yep. It's really happening. I am excited and honored to be among these talented ladies.
I look forward to getting to know these lovely ladies and to also be inspired by them. And I am thrilled to be working with my longtime hero, Becky Higgins!


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|Release Date: June 27, 2014
|Running Time: 100 mins.
|MPAA Rating: None
|Genre: Drama, Foreign
Kathryn Worth
Tom Hiddleston
Mary Roscoe
David Rintoul
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Summary:Childless and in a deteriorating marriage, Anna fears she is condemned to a life on the periphery of events. Everything she is discovering now, she has arrived at too late. A summer holiday, with the family of an old school friend, becomes a reminder of a life she has not lived. Sexual tensions simmer and Anna believes she has found a second chance. But as events slowly unravel, and the strains within this affluent bourgeois clique are revealed, she has to finally confront her inner turmoil and sadness.


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The WFC 2004 held in Tempe, Arizona, was chaired by Mike Willmoth.
Judges were John Clute, Sherwood Smith, Michael Stackpole, Alain Nevant and Scott Wyatt, with awards administrator Peter Dennis Pautz.
winner Stephen King
winner Gahan Wilson
winner Jo Walton Tooth and Claw (Tor)
K. J. Bishop The Etched City (Prime)
Kij Johnson Fudoki (Tor)
Ian R. MacLeod The Light Ages (Ace)
Jeff VanderMeer Veniss Undergound (Prime)
winner Greer Gilman "A Crowd of Bone" (Trampoline: an anthology, Small Beer)
Simon Clark & Tim Lebbon "Exorcising Angels" (Exorcising Angels, Earthling)
Jeffrey Ford "The Empire of Ice Cream" (Scifiction, 2/26/03)
Glen Hirshberg "Dancing Men" (The Dark, Tor)
Kelly Link "The Hortlak" (The Dark, Tor)
winner Bruce Holland Rogers "Don Ysidro" (Polyphony 3, Wheatland)
Charles de Lint Circle of Cats (Viking)
Maureen F. McHugh "Ancestor Money" (Scifiction, 10/1/03)
Alex Irvine "Gus Dreams of Biting the Mailman" (Trampoline, Small Beer)
Chris Roberson "O One" (Live Without a Net, Roc)
winner Rosalie Parker, ed. Strange Tales (Tartarus Press)
Jack Dann, Ramsey Campbell & Dennis Etchison, eds. Gathering The Bones (Voyager Australia, Voyager UK, Tor US)
Ellen Datlow, ed. The Dark: New Ghost Stories (Tor)
Kelly Link, ed. Trampoline: an anthology (Small Beer)
Jeff VanderMeer & Mark Roberts, eds. The Thackery T. Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric & Discredited Diseases (Night Shade)
winner Elizabeth Hand Bibliomancy (PS Publishing)
Jack Cady Ghosts of Yesterday (Night Shade)
Glen Hirshberg The Two Sams (Carroll & Graf)
George R. R. Martin GRRM: A RRetrospective (Subterranean)
Michael Marshall Smith More Tomorrows & Other Stories (Earthling)
winner Donato Giancola
winner Jason Van Hollander
John Jude Palencar
John Picacio
winner Peter Crowther For PS Publishing
John Howe/Alan Lee For Artwork in The Lord of the Rings
Kelly Link/Gavin Grant For Small Beer Press
Sharyn November For Firebird Books
David Pringle For Interzone/service to the field
Sean Wallace For Prime Books
winner Ray Russell/Rosalie Parker For Tartarus Press
Deborah Layne/Jay Lake For Wheatland Press
Paul Miller For Earthling Publications
Dave Truesdale For Tangent Online
Rodger Turner, Neil Walsh and Wayne MacLaurin For SFSite.com


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text: Photo gallery: 6 gluten-free dessert recipes Don't settle for dense store-bought baked goods. We've given your favourite recipes a gluten-free makeover and created the tastiest treats imaginable. Here are six gluten-free dessert recipes you'll love. By Amanda Barnier & The Test Kitchen 2013-05-22 03:31:03 Slide: 1 of 6 auto-play pause next first speed Gluten-Free Strawberry Rhubarb Pie Pies aren't usually among the gluten-free baked goods in grocery stores. This all-purpose crust solves that problem. The pastry is delicate, so roll it out between sheets of parchment paper to keep it from crumbling. That will also make transferring it to the pie plate a cinch. Dust the paper lightly with tapioca flour between rolls if you find the pastry is sticking to it. Recipe: Gluten-Free Strawberry Rhubarb Pie Photography by Joe Kim/TC Media


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Death and taxes
Culture | Remembering a man who sharpened mainstream culture; how withholding gave birth to "take-home" pay, increasing government's "take"; and other cultural buzz
A lifetime of reading
Clifton Fadiman isn't well remembered today, but he helped develop the American ideal of the educated man. In a career that spanned the 20th century as writer, editor, and even game-show host from the 1920s until his death in June, he loved the life of the mind and he used his charm and pitched his joy to the world. Mr. Fadiman was a gatekeeper. As senior judge for the Book of the Month Club, editor in chief at Simon & Schuster, and book editor for The New Yorker, he helped influence what people read for decades. He wrote more than 65 introductions to important books from War and Peace and The Martian Chronicles to Six by Seuss. Mr. Fadiman also developed "The Lifetime Reading Plan," a guide to helping place the intellectually curious on the path to good books. He even helped popularize game shows, hosting Information Please, a celebrity panel quiz program that was the 1930s intellectual equivalent of Jeopardy! What made Mr. Fadiman such a mainstay was his personality. He could talk about anything and had a contagious charisma. Mr. Fadiman started as a New York high school teacher in 1925 and never stopped working until he died of cancer. He won the National Book Award in 1993. "I can't retire," he said. "I wouldn't know what to do." Like his fellow popularizer Mortimer J. Adler, he used his abilities to help sharpen mainstream culture. The worldview he pitched was the old Cold War liberalism David Gress wrote about in his From Plato to NATO (see WORLD, Dec. 19, 1998). In a 1997 interview, he said he took a quote from Aldous Huxley's prophetic Brave New World as a theme in his life: "Let's be a little kinder to each other." Mr. Fadiman's educated mainstream is preferable to '90s nihilism, but that vital center didn't hold. In the age of digital cable and cellular modems, efforts such as The Young Children's Encyclopedia and even the Book of the Month Club become less and less relevant. Even The New Yorker is a dinosaur. Yet his legacy will carry on everywhere from local reading clubs to homeschool curricula to the paperback classics at Barnes & Noble. Greedy government
Lay the blame for your heavy tax burdens at the feet of a little-known Macy's executive named Beardsley Runi. Wall Street Journal writer Amity Shlaes calls him "the father of the modern American state" in her book about taxation called The Greedy Hand (Random House). What did he do? Back in 1942, Runi cooked up the modern system of federal tax withholding. Instead of paying one lump sum every spring, people started paying on the installment plan, like newlyweds who just bought a waterbed. It was the middle of World War II, so Americans could more easily pay their "Federal Income and Victory Tax." Hiding behind the veil of patriotism, Runi created a monster. The withholding scheme made taxes quiet and more invisible, like the aging process. Uncle Sam didn't have to worry as much about tax evasion, and the concept of "take-home pay" was created. Taxes stopped being a way of giving back to America and became a burden. As Ms. Shlaes explains, they penalized families, made accountants rich, and endangered the Los Angeles Dodgers. The first paycheck with the first withholding is now a rite of passage, what Ms. Schlaes calls "the grandest of all life's sticker shocks." That's what makes The Greedy Hand so depressing. Tax code regulations are about eight times longer than the Bible. Part of the problem dates back to early American pamphleteer Thomas Paine, who coined the term "Greedy Hand" to refer to government as a competitor to the "invisible hand" of commerce. He was one of the fathers of Social Security and high inheritance taxes. "God, or at least the god of King George's England, was not delivering," Ms. Schlaes writes. "He wanted the government to take over the job." Paper profits?
Your local newspaper doesn't want to be buried by the Internet, which is why most papers are freely accessible on the Web-even though few receive much return on the investment. For five years papers have jumped into hypertext, giving people a newsstand covering every spot on the planet. And with so many competitors, publishers are scratching their heads about how to attract advertisers. The new game among players like The New York Times, The Washington Post, and the Knight Ridder newspapers is to go "portal." The portal strategy is all the rage in everything from search engines to auto-parts dealers: Shove a bunch of features like free stock quotes and chat rooms into a site and hope it becomes "sticky" enough for users to make it their first stop when they log on. Portals also swap content among one another in order to "drive traffic" to themselves. "Consumers want and need a convenient entry into the entire local online information and commercial marketplace" hypes Washington Post CEO Alan G. Spoon. "We want to be the first stop on everyone's electronic journey to Washington." Trouble is, portal sites are so repetitive they all start looking alike. There's precious little reason to choose one over the other. The powerhouse portals Mr. Spoon wants to emulate-like Yahoo, AOL.com, and Snap-are amazingly similar. Since a flood of new users is still washing into the Net, portal makers hope they can be at the right place at the right time to become someone's addiction. One reason newspapers want a piece of the portal action is that other portals are a threat to their main cash cow: classified ads. Local papers want you selling your car through them, not Infoseek or Lycos. To beat them, they have to join them. Newspapers hate the idea of giving content away; many publishers dream of being able to collect "micropayments" of a penny or two per article. Right now the economics of online news is to lose money, lots of it. But media outlets can't afford not to be online, so when the eventual weeding out of winners and losers comes, the news landscape may be radically changed.