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For the uninitiated, the original Yellow Bike was a Ducati 750F1 racer that Gary Palmer raced to seven CCS Lightweight Superbike championships and over a ten year period, developed into the most potent F1 racer in North America (if not on the planet). 93hp on tap, radically altered fame geometry and engine/rider placement, light weight and very yellow, the machine was too good to pass up when he offered it for sale 3 years ago. I bought it without even knowing what the price was. I set out on a six month project to civilize it, give it a cosmetic makeover and for my old 851 F1. Gary was so inspired by the new Yellow Bike I that he began building Yellow Bike II before the paint was even dry on my project.
I let Bar Hodgson ride it the first time out (at Mosport) and he had to have it. I got to run it the rest of that season and the machine blew me (and everyone else) away when I took it out to Grattan Raceway and Barber in its new 840cc configuration. Big power, tons of torque and brilliant handling in a 309lb package..
Yellow Bike III was supposed to be my bike. A replacement for the one that went to Bar. I had the original frame from my first F1, a seat and tank from Gary Palmer's original spares collection (authentically yellow) and a few other bits stashed away waiting for the right time. The frame had already been modified by Palmer and I figured when I was done with the TT1 and DB1 projects, I'd start accumulating all the bits required to complete the project and pick away at it for a few years.
Then Basil called.
He saw a couple of bikes I had for sale on vintagemotorcyclesforsale.ca and talk somehow evolved to TTs and F1s. A couple of calls and emails later, I agreed to build Yellow Bike III for him using the bits I'd already stashed away.
And 10 months later (just last week), the completed bike went into a box and off to Australia.
Palmer and I met at Grattan Raceway back in August to give the bike a good thrashing prior to shipment (it's going to lead that kind of life anyway) and came away from the day delighted with the bike's performance. Not that the day wasn't filled with drama.. Sketchy weather meant that Palmer didn't really get down until late morning and as soon as he started pushing the bike, wheel-spin out of the slower corners became an issue. The bike still finished the corners beautifully, but he just couldn't get the power down. So it became a mad thrash of suspension and ride height adjustments as we gradually ran out of time. Nothing we tried worked – but that didn't stop him from turning some very fast times and making things more than just a bit embarrassing for some fast guys on modern bikes. With 103rwhp and 67ftlbs of torque in a 300lb package that would go anywhere it was pointed, the bike set a new Yellow Bike standard.
Back in the shop, it was my friend Carlo in Italy who looked at the pics of the bike and the tire wear and pointed out that the chain was too tight; making the suspension bounce off the chain at full squat. The ultimate forehead slapper..
I had some work to do with front brake pad drag, an oil leak, the addition of a steering damper and a serious cleaning – and with everything else going on during September, I didn't get the bike out for a photo shoot until the end of last month. Happy to be done, sad to see it go.
Chassis: 1987 Ducati 750F1 frame; reduced steering head angle, removed rear and lower sub-frames, additional bracing
- Composite Ducati 851/900SS swing arm
- Stadium rear shock
- Honda CBR600 F4 forks
- Gary Paton upper triple clamp, Alazurra lower triple
- Bored Tomaselli adjustable clip-ons
- Curtis rear sets
- Ducati 996 brake & clutch pumps with Brembo P3034 calipers and floating 320mm rotors
- Spiegler hydraulic lines
- Rizoma reservoirs
- Palmer fiberglass fuel tank and seat with carbon fiber seat base
- Airtech fairing and hugger
- Hot Bodies front fender
- Custom battery/electrics box and breather box/seat support
- Marvic Steamline wheels
- Earls fittings and 10 row oil cooler with Starlite hoses
- Over $900 worth of titanium and aluminum fasteners & hardware
Engine: Palmer built Ducati 800SS
- J Precision modified Cagiva Alazurra heads with ST2 cams
- Palmer dry clutch conversion and Yoyodyne slipper
- Ducati 750F1 gearbox
- Lightened and balanced crank
- Carillo rods
- Meyers Performance 92mm pistons
- Mikuni Pro-series 41mm carbs
- Mikuni vacuum fuel pump
- ORS cam end covers for oil feed to top end
- Yoyodne lightweight flywheel
- Kokusan ignition
- Dyna mini coils
- loudbike stainless open exhaust
Link to the dyno day post on loudbike
Link to the dyno run on YouTube
Link to a hi-rez photoset on Flickr
The motor build thread on the Ducati TT&F1 Forum
Basil's going to enjoy ripping around Phillip Island on it while I start (once again) pulling all the bits together to build my own (again)..
And would you believe it? In the panic trying to sort out the wheel-spin issue at Grattan, I never got to ride the damned thing..


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VIZ Media Releases Volume 3 Of The MAMESHIBA Series In Time For Holiday!
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When the Scion FR-S came out, I figured that was the end for the TC. I was all prepared to say a tearful goodbye. But wait a sec. What is this? A new TC coming next week? In the words of Moe Szyslak, "Whaaaaaaaaaaa?"
A new TC will debut next week at the NY Auto Show. We don't know if it's a fully new car or just a mild refresh, but this is a chance for Scion to do something new with the TC. Maybe it'll be a quirky hatch like the Hyundai Veloster?
Perhaps it'll be a bit bigger and more usable to cater to the high school first car crowd? Or maybe it'll just have a new color and be slightly more boring? Or maybe it's a joke and they're actually just telling people to buy an FR-S instead of a TC.
The dark overhead shot above looks a lot like the current car, so my hopes aren't very high for a radical, paradigm shifting change. Still, it sometimes pays to dream.
We'll find out next week.


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Some Chaparral High School students were a little embarrassed to have their parents follow them around school last week for Puma Parent Day, but most were excited to have mom or dad come to class to see what a typical day at high school is like.
Andrew Madera, a senior whose mom, Dawn Madera, attended her son's ceramics and wildlife biology classes, said he was glad to have his mother along.
"I want her to see what we go through, how our day works," Andrew said as his mom sat at his table during biology and waited for her turn to examine a sea star the students were passing around the classroom.
Puma Parent Day at Chaparral High School in Temecula allows parents and other relatives to "shadow" their students for all or part of the day. Parents attend class with their children to get a dose of reality about attending high school decades after their own school days. Puma Parent Day -- named for the school's mascot, the puma -- began at Chaparral four years ago in conjunction with the national PTA "Take Your Family to School Week," and Chaparral High is the only public high school in Temecula to hold such an event.
Puma Parent Day is sponsored by the school's Parent Teacher Student Association and the second of two Puma Parent Days this school year was held Jan. 28. Overall, 421 adults attended, said Barbara Burkett, Chaparral's PTSA vice president of programs. The school has about 3,000 students.
The first Puma Parent day this year was held in September and more than 400 adults including parents, grandparents and guardians attended classes with students, she said.
"It has grown incrementally each year," Burkett said.
Joining Burkett in coordinating the parent visits was PTSA President Brenda Coalter, who attended her freshman son Joey's first-period health class. She also has a daughter, Amy, who is a senior.
"My husband is here with my senior and she's totally excited," Coalter said, adding that her son had mixed feelings about it.
"I love coming," said Dawn Madera, who has attended the event with Andrew in previous years, taking time off from her job as a bookkeeper. "I think it's important for the teachers to see you engaging your kids. And it's important for your kids to see you care."
Mom Diana Young has attended before too, to follow daughter Alyssa, a junior. Diana attended Alyssa's classes and sat behind a computer with her daughter for her photography class.
"I enjoy it. It's fun to see what the kids go through," Diana Young said.
Alyssa said she wasn't really embarrassed that her mom was present. "I'll embarrass her," she joked.
Amber Alvarado, a senior, said it was the first time her mom, Maria Alvarado, had attended Puma Parent Day, which has been held twice a year for the last two years instead of just once per school year, as it was when it started.
Amber said many seniors want a parent to attend, but freshmen are more embarrassed to have their parents there. Maria Alvarado said, "I want to see their curriculum and what goes on in the classroom. I do feel it's more challenging than it used to be."
Joe Pidgeon was one of the dads who attended last week, following son Cameron, a junior, to some of his classes. "My son wanted me to show up. It's nice to meet with the teachers and see who's in his classes and who he's running around with," he said.


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From human statues to fortune tellers, New Orleans is the number one place to experience the most unique street performers in the world. Visitors can find some of the most interesting types of street artists year round. Painters, cartoonists, tarot card readers, musicians, dancers, jugglers, and magicians can be found throughout the French Quarter, entertaining locals and tourists alike. Enjoying the street art of the city is one of the least expensive ways to appreciate the city, especially for those visitors or locals on a budget. It is important to remember, however, that while the entertainment and performances are done for free, many street artists make their living from their talents. If by chance you take a photo or find yourself pleasantly entertained, it is a kind gesture to provide a tip to the street performer or artist. Tips help keep the street art of Crescent City alive and thriving!
Visitors can appreciate live jazz on the street near Jackson Square, while others appreciate tumblers and jugglers near Café du Monde. Young writers, painters and cartoonists come out at night, offering quick treats for bar crawlers through Frenchman and Decatur Street. Because Royal Street is closed off to traffic for most of the year, many street artists can be found here. Mike the Construction Guy, Doreen's Live Jazz, and an array of human statues can be found on Royal Street at any given time. Bourbon Street and Jackson Square are also great areas to have a fortune read or see stilt walkers, jugglers, fire breathers and all sorts of crazy, eccentric characters. It's true when they say there is something for everyone in NOLA and the same holds true for the city's great street artists. During the morning, noon and night, anybody can find street art that suits their own tastes and style.
Next time you're in town, be sure to take a stroll with your friends and family through the French Quarter and surrounding areas. The city's fantastic street artists will surely leave you with an experience you won't soon forget and that you'll appreciate for a lifetime.


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An interesting journalism ethics battle is being waged at Boston's Emerson College over an unpublished op-ed. Student members of something called Emerson Progressives and Radicals in Defense of Employees (PRIDE) claim editors of The Berkeley Beacon attempted to change the stance of an op-ed submitted to the paper so that it aligned more with their opinions. Beacon editors deny the charge.
The 30-second backstory: The student group PRIDE formed last month at Emerson to "give a voice to security guards, dining hall workers, and maintenance workers at the college." Soon after its creation, a pair of security guards were fired for allowing an unauthorized man into a campus dorm– where he went on an attempted stealing spree. An Emerson student and PRIDE member penned an op-ed supporting the security guards– arguing the current crew overall is underpaid, short-staffed, hastily trained, overly scrutinized, and attempting to keep everyone safe amid "murky rules." So, in essence, according to the op-ed draft, the recent intruder was not the guards' fault as much as the school's and the system it has put in place. The student sent the op-ed to the Beacon. It was not published. Why? Speaking of murky. . .
PRIDE members are handing out a flier accusing Beacon editors of stepping over their editorial-ethical boundaries and effectively killing the piece prior to publication. The flier– which also features the unpublished op-ed in full– alleges, "Instead of editing for structure and grammar, most of the comments [from Beacon editors to the student writer] were blatant opinions. . . . The three editors inserted their own bias into this editorial piece, which is not the intention of the editing process for op-eds."
In an editor's note published yesterday acknowledging the flier and accusations, the Beacon fully disputes any "editorial improprieties." According to the paper's editorial board,
In the Beacon's opinion section, we are accustomed to respectfully editing the words of students who disagree with our private views and that of the Beacon's editorial board. The diverse opinions we publish are what make that page an arena for students and faculty to exchange ideas. However, op-eds worth publishing must survive a process of challenge and scrutiny to ensure they hold up against opposing arguments. . . . Shaping a well-reasoned argument requires identifying holes, unfounded accusations, broad generalizations, logical inconsistencies, unidentified sources, and unattributed statistics in its construction. Working with writers to clear up those issues strengthens their credibility and ours. It is with the intention of improving the integrity of an op-ed that we give edits. If a writer is unwilling to revise a piece in such a way that it meets that standard, we reserve the right not to publish it.
The larger related ethical question pertinent to student press everywhere:
What are the proper procedures for editing op-eds– especially ones dealing with controversial topics, written by contributors with obvious agendas or espousing viewpoints you are personally aghast at or against?


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When the FTC vowed to put the clampdown on meddlesome robocalls, they weren't joking.
As of this morning, the agency banned LA-based SBN Peripherals—aka Asia Pacific Telecom Inc.—from telemarketing consumers and asked the company to fork over $3 million in assets, according to this legal complaint.
The Consumerist's Chris Morran explains how the robocalls worked:
"The company's auto-dialing system calls you and a prerecorded message says there is urgent information you need to know about your vehicle's warranty (they also ran a similar set-up regarding credit card interest rates).
You would be prompted to press '1' for more information, at which point the call would be transferred to telemarketers who 'used fraudulent practices to sell inferior extended auto service contracts or worthless debt-reduction services.'"
Unsurprisingly, consumers are just as sick of getting the calls as the FTC. Despite a surge in people signing up for its Do Not Call List in 2011, the FTC reported harassing telemarketers annoyed 70,000 more consumers in 2011 than in 2010, when 1.6 million logged complaints.
To get your name off telemarketers' call list, sign up for the FTC's Do Not Call registry at http://www.donotcall.gov or call 1-888-382-1222.


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Phil Sturgeon has posted the first part of a series he calls "Build API's That You Won't Hate", a follow up to one of his previous posts about building good APIs in your application.
A little while back I produced an article called Building a Decent API which was mostly a tongue-in-cheek list of things that I'd come across in other APIs that pissed me off, or that I had done myself and used my super-power of hindsight combined with sarcasm to make a set of rules for you to live by when building APIs. The combination of cheek and naughty words made that "eat your greens" article go down a lot more smoothly, but it certainly lacked a little substance but I always wanted to turn that into a much more in depth of blog posts.
In this first part of the series he covers one main topic - generating "good" data for you to use in your development environment. As he points out, using production data in development databases dangerous for several reasons. He suggests the Faker library to do what's called "database seeding" and generating fake, but accurately formatted, data to use for testing. He includes some sample code showing how to use the PHP tool to generate as set of seed user data. He also shows how to create a DatabaseSeeder class for Laravel and integrate it with the tool.


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NHL Game Night: 4-10-14 Flyers at Lightning
The sun still rises in Tampa Bay.
Anders Lindback allowed 2 goals on 36 shots for the victory tonight, 1 of which was an own goal tipped in by Palat. Lindback was magnificent, as he was in relief in the last game against Toronto. Is he as athletic and aesthetically pleasing as Ben Bishop between the pipes? No. Is he fully capable of stopping pucks? Yes, and he showed resiliency and mental toughness by not cracking after the Flyers broke through on him. He stayed focus, got a good team effort in front of him (including some street hockey netminding by Gudas) and got the W.
First Period
2:00 TB Johnson (24), (Stamkos, Kostka)
Second Period
18:39 PHI Simmonds (27), (Giroux, Voracek)(PP)
Third Period
4:33 TB Panik (3), (Hedman, Kostka)
9:43 TB Brewer (2), (Johnson, Palat)
12:22 PHI Couturier (12), (Streit)
14:14 TB Stamkos (25), (Filppula, Hedman)(PP)
Lindback, Tyler Johnson, and Richard Panik were the game's three stars.
Let it not be said that this Lightning team packs it in the second they hit a bump in the road. There was a lot of hand wringing and consternation with the injury to Ben Bishop that will, at a minimum, shut him down for the rest of the regular season. But, much like when Stamkos broke his leg and the captain of the team decided he wanted to go to Broadway, the Lightning circled the wagons. They came out very strong tonight and got a quick goal on Philly, which was great. I thought they took their foot off the gas through to the end of the Second Period, which was not good, but Lindback has something to prove and he played fantastic to keep the Lightning in it until they broke it open in the Third Period, where only a goofy own goal blemished a complete 20 minute team effort. So, the sky didn't fall and, in fact, with Montreal losing tonight the Lightning can get home ice in the first round if they win out in the final 2 games of the regular season.
Throughout the campaign, I've written regularly about segment goals with the team, with an eye on 96 points in 80 games. With the victory tonight, the Lightning nailed down 97 points in 80 games and they got the target number of 12 in the 8th and final segment of the year. In games 81 and 82, if they can get at least 3 of the 4 possible points, they have an opportunity to get to 100 points, which is truly an accomplishment for any team, let alone one this young.
Mike Kostka returned from his concussion with 2 assists, a +3 rating, and 1 blocked shot in 14:18. Win if you can. Survive if Mike Kostka lets you.
Andrej Sustr had 2 penalty minutes and 1 hit in 19:36. It wasn't Andrej's best game, as I've seen him a lot tighter and under control defensively, but it's still pretty good that you can play him 19+ minutes and not worry about him completely wetting the bed. With the appearance tonight, Sustr reaches 41 NHL games played this season, which graduates him from prospect status on the website. Sustr becomes the 10th prospect to graduate this season, finishing out a class the likes of which we may never see again. To put this in perspective, there were only 10 prospects that graduated on the site in the previous 4 seasons combined (I looked it up). Congratulations to Andrej and everyone in the 2013-2014 Bolt Prospects Alumni class.
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SIOUX FALLS - Bond has been set at $50,000 for a man accused of stealing an expensive bracelet from an Aberdeen jewelry store.
Twenty-eight-year-old Maykel Correoso, of Miami, was brought from Florida to South Dakota last week. He is charged with grand theft. The American News reports he requested a court-appointed attorney. His next court date has not been scheduled.
Correoso is accused of walking into a Riddle's Jewelry store in an Aberdeen mall last Nov. 1, asking an employee to show him a $30,500 bracelet, then snatching it and fleeing. He was later arrested in Florida for allegedly trying to steal clothing from three stores.
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A military vehicle pulled up one day in front of Kollel Beit David in Holon headed by Rabbi Yitzchak Zilberstein. In walked a high-ranking army officer escorted by police. He asked for a blessing in regard to some matter and handed the rabbi an envelope with money as a contribution to Torah institutions.
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Seattle, Colorado set for meeting at CenturyLink
Seattle, WA (SportsNetwork.com) - A pair of struggling teams contending to advance to the Western Conference semifinals will square off at CenturyLink Field on Wednesday as Seattle Sounders FC plays host to the Colorado Rapids.
Neither club enters the postseason in particularly great form as the Rapids suffered a disappointing 3-0 defeat to Vancouver Whitecaps FC in their final regular season outing while the Sounders ended the campaign with four losses from their last five league contests.
Seattle's descent has been especially puzzling given the manner in which the club strengthened its squad during the summer with the addition of Clint Dempsey.
But with injuries and international call-ups denying the Sounders any sort of continuity from week to week, it has been difficult for head coach Sigi Schmid to tinker with his tactics and personnel.
The Sounders boss managed to try a new formation in the club's regular season finale, deploying a diamond midfield for its meeting with the Los Angeles Galaxy on Sunday. It resulted in the Sounders getting more possession on the night, something that helped them claim a point from the contest as the two sides finished level at a goal apiece.
"We're looking for the right combination where we can get Clint the ball and he has options that he can play to, as well," Schmid told the Sounders' official website. "So playing with two forwards and Clint in that attacking midfield, everybody seemed a little more comfortable with that."
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"When you lose a game like that, you can say that we're not really in a playoff mode that you want to see a team in," the Rapids boss said after the match.
Colorado will be looking to recapture the form that saw the Rapids earn an impressive 7-1-4 record from June 29 to Sept. 14.
"You can't feel sorry for yourself (in MLS) if you didn't achieve things, the boys did great to get into the playoffs," said Pareja. "We were fighting today for important things, we tried to get an advantage at home in third place; but I have to recognize this group of players have done a tremendous job getting into the playoffs - that is not easy."


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Monster Island Review
- Publisher: Miniclip.com
- Genre: Entertainment
- Released: 21 Sep, 2011
- Size: 28.1 MB
- Price: $0.99
- Great control scheme.
- Clever concepts are introduced slowly.
- Walkthrough and skip level options for those stuck.
- Most of the extras tied to in-app purchase.
Reminiscent of games like Angry Birds and Fragger, Monster Island shines as a serious contender in this genre.
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One has to wonder when the gameplay concept of flinging a creature across an oddly shaped level in order to destroy other creatures who are minding their own business becomes stale. It doesn't look like that scenario is upon us anytime soon however since Monster Island calls on the inspiration of Miniclip's earlier title Fragger to deliver a fun physics based flinger.
So it seems that there are some monsters enjoying the monster-y good life on their monster island. Then some monster thugs start creating havoc, so the monsters start lobbing mini monster bombs to clear their lands of these interlopers. Each level plays out as it's own mini puzzle. You are giving a certain amount of mini bombs to fling (a combination of five different varieties) and your goal is to clear the stage of these thugs. It might be as simple as rolling a mini bomb down a hill, or it might take some thinking, plugging holes with rock bombs, or attaching sticky bombs to moving surfaces to deliver the final blow.
The levels introduce new bombs and clever concepts involving physics slowly, and each level is never too difficult to figure out based on what has come before it. If you really are having a hard time however, you can view an in game video walkthrough of that level, or just skip it altogether. You start the game with a couple of these available, but more uses will have to be purchased in the game store. Each level has a three star rating system, and what star you acquire gives you a certain amount of coins. These coins can be used for purchases in the game store, or alternatively you can buy a large number of coins with real currency. As the additional islands and characters are all locked, you may find yourself spending more money on the game then you wanted to.
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DescriptionMonster thugs are on the loose harassing the inhabitants of the colorful world of Monster Island. Now, it's up to you and your arsenal of mini-monster bombs to get rid of this plague of unwanted visitors. Can you stand against such mischievous foes?
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Metro Detroit native Laura Lee divides her time equally between writing and producing ballet educational tours with her partner, the artistic director of the Russian National Ballet Foundation. She is the author of more than a dozen non-fiction books with such publishers as Harper Collins, Reader's Digest, Running Press, Broadway Books, Lyons Press and Black Dog and Leventhal. Her Pocket Encyclopedia of Aggravation has sold more than 85,000 copies. She has also written one collection of poetry (Invited to Sound), and a children's book (A Child's Introduction to Ballet). She brings to her writing a unique background as a radio announcer, improvisational comic and one-time professional mime.
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I live in Rochester Hills.
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I am promoting my debut novel, Angel. I have a non-fiction book with Reader's Digest coming out in the near future.
When and why did you begin writing?
I started writing as a child and published my first article at the age of 12. It was called "My first day of junior high school." My
father was a writer and insisted I was a "born writer" but it didn't occur to me until much later that writing was a special skill.
When did you first consider yourself a writer?
There was a series of little things. My father pushed me in that direction– he suggested I write about junior high and submit the
article, for example. I wanted to be an actress and majored in theater in college. I never got cast in anything, and in my senior year, when I auditioned my last time and failed to be cast, I took my anger and frustration and turned it into a one act comedy, which a
group of students performed and I got great feedback for it. Realizing acting was not going to be my calling, I went to broadcast
school to become a radio announcer. As the other students struggled to write ads and news copy, I whipped them off and got praise. I
started to get the idea that I could do something maybe everyone else didn't find easy. I started writing articles for local papers in a
half-hearted way when I worked in radio, encouraged by my father. It wasn't until I burnt out on radio that I started taking the writing
seriously. I got a job at the Times Union in Albany, NY as a reporter and feature writer beginning as a temp, filling in for someone on
maternity leave. I had no formal training in journalism or writing and was hired on the strength of my clips. It was great training in
writing quickly and not waiting for the muse or to get your artistic thing together. I published my first book while working at the paper,
and I didn't look back from that point on. Now I've written 14 books, both non-fiction and fiction.
What inspired you to write your first book?
I wouldn't call my first book particularly "inspired." I mentioned in passing to my father that I thought it would be interesting to
write a book about the real people behind familiar names like Sears, shrapnel, Chef Boyardee and so on. He didn't let it go until I'd
produced a proposal and some sample chapters and sent them off to everybody using Writer's Market. I was surprised when I got a call
from a publisher that wanted me to write it.
Do you have a specific writing style?
I am focused on fiction now, and would like that to be my future direction. What works for me in fiction is to start with some sort of archetypal image and to relate it to the specifics of a character in a certain setting and situation. I have a recognizable voice, I think,
in my humorous non-fiction. Now I've only published one novel, but I have two more that I've written that I'd like to put out and I hope
that I can develop a fiction voice that people recognize and appreciate.
How did you come up with the title?
My novel is the story of a minister who sees a young man and initially confuses him for an angel, although society would view him
as anything but. His relationship with the young man changes everything in his life. So Angel seemed like the best title.
Is there a message in your novel that you want readers to grasp?
I hope that it presents more questions than answers. I would like people to read it, think about the story, and let it speak to them in
a personal way. The message will depend a great deal on the reader, as it should be.
How much of the book is realistic?
It is all realistic. It's a story about two men and their relationship. It is set in a church community. No aliens or vampires
Are experiences based on someone you know, or events in your own life?
I drew on my experience working in a church to make the setting realistic, but it is not autobiographical in any way.
What books have most influenced your life most?
When I was in high school I had to read everything by Douglas Adams. In my early twenties I had to read everything by Milan Kundera. Now
I'm reading a lot of poetry and theology.
If you had to choose, which writer would you consider a mentor?
I didn't have to choose. It was my father.
What book are you reading now?
The Big Red Book by Rumi.
Are there any new authors that have grasped your interest?
I have been reading a lot of really old stuff. If I haven't read it yet, it's new to me.
What are your current projects?
I'm seeking a new fiction agent for a novel which I actually wrote before Angel and which I recently updated and revised. I've finished
a sequel to Angel, but that book really has to sell a bit more to make it worth publishing. I'm waiting for the non-fiction book I finished
this summer with Reader's Digest to come out and there are a couple of follow up projects that might spring from that. I am also working on
a more theological project. So there are a lot of directions. I have a lot of literary egg baskets.
Name one entity that you feel supported you outside of family members.
Not surprising for a writer, but I am a solitary character by nature. One time I did have a strong community in which I was highly active
was when I lived in New York and volunteered for the Guthrie Center. (Folksinger Arlo Guthrie's non-profit.) Since I came back to Michigan
in 2004, I've become much more focused on writing, and much more of a loner.
Do you see writing as a career?
It is a calling, which is a bit different from a career, but it can be a career. Don't get me wrong, I use "calling" in a matter-of-fact
way. I don't think there is anything special about having one. Every career has a certain aspect of that. When someone gets laid off from
any job, he has a bit of an existential crisis. There are some fields of endeavor which are skewed much more that way. A person would do
them whether he got paid or not because not doing it would be unimaginable. If you would not feel that you were you if you didn't
write, that's what I mean by calling. This is an area where Angel has a touch of autobiography because one aspect of the story is this issue
of having one's calling threatened. Writers face that all the time. Is it a career if I'm not being paid? If I can't make a living doing
what I love am I a failure? Am I not who I think I am? Paul, the protagonist of Angel, talks about the downside of having a calling.
If you believe you know what you are supposed to do, you question your ability to do it well enough. He wonders whether people are so
imperfect that they are doomed to fail God either by failing to know what their calling is or by thinking they know and not doing it as
well as they would like. So that is what I mean by calling. My sense of self and my career are tied to each other in a way that might be
unhealthy, but what can I do? If it is unhealthy, I hope I do not get well, because I like who I am. Doing writing as my career was always
important to me. Some people are happy to make their money another way. That's probably smart. It's a choice.
If you had to do it all over again, would you change anything in your latest book?
No. I wrote it over the course of a decade and revised and revised and revised. I am happy with the final version. If it had not been
published, I would probably still be fiddling with it, but there is a point when you're done and you have to stop re-thinking it.
Can you share a little of your current work with us?
Since the loss of his lively, charming wife to cancer six years ago, minister Paul Tobit has been operating on autopilot, performing his
religious duties by rote. Everything changes the day he enters the church lobby and encounters a radiant, luminous being lit from behind,
breathtakingly beautiful and glowing with life. An angel. For a moment Paul is so moved by his vision that he is tempted to fall on his knees
and pray.
Even after he regains his focus and realizes he simply met a flesh-and-blood young man, Paul cannot shake his sense of awe and
wonder. He feels an instant and overwhelming attraction for the young man, which puzzles him even as it fills his thoughts and fires his
feelings. Paul has no doubt that God has spoken to him through this vision, and Paul must determine what God is calling him to do.
Thus begins a journey that will inspire Paul's ministry but put him at odds with his church as he is forced to examine his deeply held
beliefs and assumptions about himself, his community, and the nature of love.
Is there anything you find particularly challenging in your writing?
One of the challenges is to resist the urge to make characters more articulate than they would be in life. As a writer you can find just
the right words to express an emotion, but your characters are not professional writers. So sometimes you have to "ugly up" the perfect
expression of something because it just wouldn't be realistic for, say, a 24- year old recovering alcoholic to speak in poetry.
Who is your favorite author and what is it that really strikes you about their work?
I am an eclectic reader. There is not one writer that I am focused on at the moment.
Do you have to travel much concerning your book(s)?
No, but I am on tour five months out of the year with my ballet project.
Who designed the covers?
The cover artist of Angel was Anne Cain based on a concept I proposed.
What was the hardest part of writing your book?
The novel evolved out of a trip I took in 2000 to Mount Rainier in Seattle. I took a bus tour and the driver was entertaining and kept
talking about burning out on his old job. Toward the end of the tour, someone asked what his old job had been and he said "a minister."
There were a number of things that stayed with me about that, which I thought would make a great novel. The fact that Mount Rainier was
beautiful and a dormant volcano, and the idea of someone who burned out on the ministry to become a mountain guide. I was reading a lot
of Eastern thought at the time, and it seemed to me that there could be a great story about someone having some kind of life change, maybe
a crisis of faith, or a new direction, that put him on a course that would separate him from his congregation. It would "breathe" the
beauty of the mountain, show how he was called to both. I didn't know what the "thing" would be though, that separated the minister from the
church and brought him to the mountain. I had a feel for what itwould be, but no specifics. I spent the better part of a decade
meditating on it and trying different things. When the "thing" came to me– that he would fall in love with a man– everything fell into
place and I wrote it quickly as if a tap had been turned on. I just had to catch the water.
Did you learn anything from writing your book and what was it?
I became quite interested in the Bible as a result of imagining the inner life of a Christian minister.
Do you have any advice for other writers?
The main thing is not to rush it. When I first decided I wanted to be a writer, I felt pressed to write a novel and I rushed to get one
on paper and it was terrible. You have to do a lot of bad writing, and you need the patience to let an idea lay fallow for a while, maybe
for years. A professional photographer once told me that the key to taking memorable photos was just to take tons of pictures and most of
them won't be good and a few will be brilliant. I write like mad. I don't throw anything away. Eventually some of the stuff that I thought was trash turns out to have gems in it. The longer I work at it, the more automatic the process becomes and the better the
gem-to-trash ratio gets. So the advice is that everything takes much longer than you wold like it to. You need the patience of Job.
Do you have anything specific that you want to say to your readers?
Angel gets slapped with a lot of genre labels, and some of them scare off certain readers. Don't be put off by the idea of a "gay Christian
romance." It is something other than that, and I hope you will give the book a try and decide what animal it is for yourself.
Name of Author: Laura Lee
Name of Book: Angel
Author Website: angelthenovel.com
Amazon Link
Twitter Link: @LauraLeeAuthor


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|Family with Mother Nursing Child, Cusco, Peru
This is a continuation of my previous post about the gifted photographer, Irving Penn.
Irving Penn carried the same minimalistic technique he used in his fashion photos through his work in portraiture. Even when traveling in remote locations, he created makeshift studios to eliminate any visual elements that may detract from his sitters. His sitters ranged from anonymous tribesmen from the Andes to butchers in Paris...
|Bouchers, Paris, 1950, © Estate of Irving Penn
...or celebrities with household names.
Penn went to great lengths to create an effective portrait. In his early portraits, he created a tight corner on his set to create an intimate space. For some subjects, the corner provided great comfort, for others it was stifling.
|The Duchess of Windsor, New York, 1948
National Portrait Gallery, London © The Irving Penn Foundation
|Spencer Tracy, New York, 1948
In later portraits, Penn abandoned the corner, opting to capture the sitter closely, with almost no space devoted to background. Each portrait reveals the essence of the sitter, like Grace Kelly's effortless elegance...
|Grace Kelly, 1954
...Yves St. Laurent's shyness...
|Yves St. Laurent, 1983
...and the ultimate minimalist portrait of Miles Davis.
Above all, he always showed great respect for his subjects:
"Sensitive people faced with the prospect of a camera portrait put on a face they think is one they would like to show the world. ...Very often what lies behind the facade is rare and more wonderful than the subject knows or dares to believe." —Irving Penn, 1975.
Penn's group portraits are always beautifully balanced with deliberate composition.
They are still inspirational for contemporary photographers.
|Steven Meisel, Vogue, May 2007
Still Lifes
Penn's fascination with still lifes remained for all his life. Particularly fond of found objects, he famously said, "Photographing a cake can be art." His still life images showcase his genius for composition and lighting.
Theater Accident
New York, 1947
|After-dinner Games
New York, 1947
© Estate of Irving Penn
|Salad Ingredients
New York, 1947
© Estate of Irving Penn
Later in his life Penn published a book of where he shared his love for flowers
even when they were past their prime:
In 1977 he exhibited still lifes composed of street findings, including flattened trash retrieved out of the gutter. No doubt a response to his immersion in an industry that idolized youth and beauty for beauty's sake.
|Street Findings
New York, 1999
© Estate of Irving Penn
Works Cited
"Quiet Passing Vogue, October 1, 1943. – Blue Filter." Blue Filter. Web. 19 Oct. 2010.
"Irving Penn, A Career in Photography." Traditional Fine Arts Organization. Web. 19 Oct. 2010.
"IRVING PENN (B. 1917) | Black and White Vogue Cover, 1950 | Photographs Auction | 1950s, Photographs | Christie's." Christie's - Fine Art Auctions | Contemporary Modern Paintings | Jewelry Auction House | Antique Furniture. Web. 19 Oct. 2010.
"IRVING PENN (B. 1917) | Black and White Vogue Cover, 1950 | Photographs Auction | 1950s, Photographs | Christie's." Christie's - Fine Art Auctions | Contemporary Modern Paintings | Jewelry Auction House | Antique Furniture. Web. 19 Oct. 2010.
"Irving Penn." Photography Workshops and Photo Seminars On-line. Web. 19 Oct. 2010.
"Irving Penn." Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia. Web. 19 Oct. 2010.
Penn, Irving, Alexandra Arrowsmith, Nicola Majocchi, and Nicholas Callaway. Passage: a Work Record. New York: Knopf, 1991. Print.


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Choreography by: George Balanchine
Music by: Igor Stravinsky
The mercurial movements of this intoxicating ballet feature a series of witty pas de trois that are simultaneously fanciful and invigorating.
Igor Stravinsky's score for Danses Concertantes was commissioned by Werner Janssen of Los Angeles for his own orchestra in 1941 and conducted by Stravinsky at its premiere. Although Danses Concertantes was not composed for ballet, Balanchine mounted it first for the Ballet Russe de Monte-Carlo at New York's City Center Theater in 1944, and then re-choreographed the piece for New York City Ballet's 1972 Stravinsky Festival. Eugene Berman designed the original Ballet Russe production, and his scenery and costumes, which Stravinsky particularly admired, are also used in this production. The ballet was rechoreographed for the 1972 Stravinsky Festival which is the version performed today.


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Amelia Earhart got her own Google Doodle Tuesday on what would be the aviation pioneer's 115th birthday.
Earhart's been back in the news recently as a group of scientists has rekindled the search for the wreckage from her ill-fated flight 75 years after she disappeared.
On Monday, a $2.2-million expedition started on its way back to Hawaii without the dramatic, conclusive plane images searchers were hoping to attain.
But the group leading the search, The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery, still believes Earhart and her navigator crashed onto a reef off a remote island in the Pacific Ocean, its president told The Associated Press on Monday.
"This is just sort of the way things are in this world," TIGHAR president Pat Thrasher said. "It's not like an Indiana Jones flick where you go through a door and there it is. It's not like that — it's never like that."
Thrasher said the group collected a significant amount of video and sonar data, which searchers will pore over on the return voyage to Hawaii this week and afterward to look for things that may be tough to see at first glance.
The group is also planning a voyage for next year to scour the land where it's believed Earhart survived a short while after the crash, Thrasher said.
Thrasher maintained touch throughout the search with TIGHAR founder Ric Gillespie, her husband, and posted updates about the trip to the group's website. The updates tell of a search that was cut short because of treacherous underwater terrain and repeated, unexpected equipment mishaps that caused delays and left the group with only five days of search time rather than 10, as originally planned.
During one episode, an autonomous underwater vehicle the group was using in its search wedged itself into a narrow cave, a day after squashing its nose cone against the ocean floor. It needed to be rescued.
"The rescue mission was successful — but it was a real cliffhanger," Gillespie wrote in an email posted online last week. "Operating literally at the end of our tether, we searched for over an hour in nightmare terrain: a vertical cliff face pockmarked with caves and covered with fern-like marine growth."
Thrasher said the environment was tougher to navigate than searchers expected.
The U.S. State Department had encouraged the privately-funded voyage, which launched earlier this month from Honolulu using 30,000 pounds in specialized equipment and a University of Hawaii ship normally used for ocean research.
The group's thesis is based on the idea that Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan landed on a reef near the Kiribati atoll of Nikumaroro, then survived a short time.
Previous visits to the island have recovered artifacts that could have belonged to Earhart and Noonan, and experts say an October 1937 photo of the shoreline of the island could include a blurry image of the strut and wheel of a Lockheed Electra landing gear.
The photo was enough for the State Department blessing, and led to the Kiribati government to sign a contract with the group to work together if anything is found, Gillespie said at the start of the voyage.
A separate group working under a different theory plans its third voyage later this year near Howland Island.
Earhart and Noonan were flying from New Guinea to Howland Island when they went missing July 2, 1937, during Earhart's bid to become the first woman to circumnavigate the globe.
Oskar Garcia, with files from National Post staff
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A year and a half ago, in a post titled "Ok Internet, Let's Let the Bacon Meme Go," Feminist blog Jezebel pointed to the Keds bacon shoe as "what just might be the final stop on the 'OMG BACON' Express." Alas, less than a month later fellow Gawker Media tech blog Gizmodo, in a post about a Space Invaders-themed "Bacon Bits" T-shirt , stated the reality: "We've all underestimated the power of the recent bacon movement."
Turns out, the "OMG BACON Express" is a high sodium, fat-laden runaway train unstoppable even by Denzel Washington and that guy who played Captain Kirk in the J.J. Abrams' "Star Trek" reboot . Especially around the holidays. With searches for America's favorite breakfast meat climbing steadily over the past five years, "bacon" is one of the Google's top growing trends — a trend that spikes around Thanksgiving and Christmas.
According to Google search numbers , "bacon" enjoyed a brief spike in its climb around Thanksgiving, when "bacon recipes" topped requests. If last year's trend holds, "bacon" is set to spike again as Christmas grows closer and the search for bacon–themed gifts heats up.
U.S. & World
Certainly, there's no dearth of bacon-related gifts to be found on the World Wide Web.
Seattle-based novelty king Archie McPhee , known for its historically accurate action figures and complete line of rubber "Devil Duckies " (among thousands of other things) boasts a dedicated "Bacon & Meat" section featuring more than 50 carne-themed products. From bacon gift wrap, bacon air freshener, bacon-flavored gum to bacon, belts, wallets and watches to Mr. Bacon's Big Adventure Board Game.
While you may not readily find a buyable bacon lamp or the formidable BA-K-47 , ThinkGeek offers Tac Bac Tactical Canned Bacon — 18 servings of fully-cooked bacon with a 10-plus year shelf life.
The Internet outpost for all manner of nerd ephemera offers approximately 30 bacon-themed gift ideas, including squeeze bacon and Baconnaise , sizzling bacon candles and a full line of bacon-based t-shirts .
Wear them all in good health while you enjoy Bakon Vodka (bacon-flavored vodka) instead of egg nog this year.
Remember, it's never too early to get kids hooked on bacon — especially for the holidays. My First Bacon talking plush toy, for example, is an excellent gift if you're shopping for young "King Curtis," (aka "Bacon Kid") whose massively remixed words are memorialized in the hit YouTube video, "Bacon is Good For Me."
via Advertising Age
Helen A.S. Popkin requires only the flimsiest pretense to post this "Bacon is Good For Me" video. Follow her on on Twitter and/or Facebook . and she'll prove it!


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