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Disney has created one of the best vacation ownership programs for families. Full of perks and rewards, as well as impeccable service, DVC resales are your ticket to the perfect family vacation. The vacation club uses a points based system which can then be bought and sold on the Disney timeshare resale market. The points packages range in size and price so there is an option for every budget. Buying a DVC resale can save you thousands of dollars allowing you to get more points for less money. Being able to purchase more points at a lower rate means that buyers will be able to access preferred booking options at the Disney Vacation Club resorts. The Disney timeshare resale market is the strongest in the timeshare industry, which is great news for DVC Members interested in selling their DVC Membership. DVC Memberships are in very high demand and hold their value better than any other vacation club ownership program. As the leader in DVC resales, Fidelity Real Estate Agency has helped numerous DVC sellers earn above 100% of the original retail price they had paid when they first purchased directly from the developer. Click here to learn more about the long term value of DVC Membership.
DVC Points and Membership
The flexibility of a DVC membership means that you are never locked in to a specific resort, length of stay, or time of year for your vacation. When you buy a DVC resale you are gaining access to all of the Disney resorts in the DVC network, each offering its own unique theme brought to life by Disney Imagineers. When deciding how many points to purchase you'll want to think of your vacation style and preferences. Points can be bought and added at a later date as well. Click here to explore the number of points you would need to stay at each DVC resort, or call 1-800-410-TEAM to have one of our licensed DVC resale experts help you determine which point package is right for you.
DVC Resale vs. Retail
Being a Disney Vacation Club owner comes with many benefits that normal Disney renters don't get. The good news about buying DVC timeshare resales is that you still have access to a lot of valuable ancillary DVC Membership benefits offered with a retail sale. Some of the extras that transfer over when you buy a Disney Vacation Club Resale are:
- Extra Magic Hours Enjoy the park before and after regular operating hours. *Each park's extra hours vary so be sure to speak with your resort concierge.
- Fireworks Viewing Lounge Take in the spectacle of the Magic Kingdom fireworks show from the exclusive Top of the World Lounge at Disney's Contemporary Resort.
- Pool Hopping Go to the other Disney resort pools and experience the different themes of each location.
- Magic Bands No need to worry about forgetting your room key, you'll be wearing it. These bands act as your hotel key and park ticket as well as giving you the ability to check in at FastPass+ entrances, transfer Disney PhotoPass pictures to your account, and link purchases for food and merchandise to your WDW resort.
- Magical Express DVC members don't have to worry about hailing a cab because one of the added benefits of their purchase is a free shuttle ride to and from Orlando International Airport.
- Free DVD Rentals Nightly DVD rentals offered for free so you can curl up and relax at the end of a long day with your favorite Disney movie.
- World Passport Collection This gives you the ability to vacation around the world by exchanging with Club Intrawest, RCI and Club Cordial.
What Does Not Transfer?
There are some incidental benefits that do not transfer from the original membership through the resale purchase. These include discounts on dining, shopping and park passes and certain collections of the Member Getaways Program: Adventurer, Concierge, or Disney. It's common for points based vacation programs to have restrictions on certain membership benefits for resale purchases. However, even though DVC resales have some limitations on incidental benefits, there are several reasons why this shouldn't deter you from purchasing a DVC timeshare resale.
- The Core Purchase The core of what you're purchasing, home resort priority and access to the DVC network of resorts, are guaranteed. Home resort priority allows you to make reservations up to eleven months in advance at your home resort. A perk that can make a big difference, especially when booking during peak times.
- Incidental Benefits Incidental benefits are subject to change for both Disney direct purchasers and resale buyers. Only core benefits are guaranteed to remain the same.
- The Savings Despite not getting discounts on food and merchandise you will still save money deciding to buy your DVC Membership on the resale market.
- Other Ways To Get Discounts There are plenty of other ways to receive the same kinds of discounts as Disney direct buyers. Walt Disney World annual pass holders get many of the same dining and shopping discounts DVC members get. You can also consider opening a Disney Visa credit card which provides discounts and allows you to accrue points to use in the park.
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The Disney Vacation club is one of the highest demand memberships on the timeshare market, and with the beautiful resorts in the DVC network it's easy to see why. Purchasing DVC timeshare resales opens up opportunities to stay not only near the Disney Parks but at other top vacation destinations as well. Aulani, Disney Vacation Club Villas in Ko Olina, Hawaii is a lush tropical paradise on the island of Oahu. There's even a private manmade snorkeling reef, the only one of its kind on the island. To enjoy some southern charm and hospitality take time out at Disney's Hilton Head Island Resort in South Carolina. Sitting right on the Atlantic Ocean this resort gives DVC guests a chance to enjoy a slower pace and take in the beauty of nature that surrounds them. No matter which resort you stay at, Disney's top notch customer service is a guarantee.


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Richmond Court is a purpose-built complex of unfurnished apartments and bungalows set in a quiet cul-de-sac around 10 minutes from town.
We have 27 1-bedroom flats in the main building, with lift access to first floor flats, and seven 1-bedroom bungalows in the grounds. All are fully self-contained with a separate lounge, kitchen and either a bathroom or shower room. They have central heating and are fitted with an emergency alarm system.
Residents can meet and chat in our extensive grounds or communal lounge. We also have a laundry and two communal bathrooms on site, and a guest room where visiting friends and relatives can stay overnight.
A supermarket, and the bus and rail station, are close by, with all the shops and amenities of the town centre just a little further away. A GP surgery is around 25 minutes walk away.
We hold bingo sessions twice a week and organise a Sunday lunch every month. There are also lots of clubs, activities and leisure facilities available in Skegness.
Our scheme manager is on site every morning from Monday to Friday. Emergency assistance is available 24 hours a day through the central control alarm system.
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It's been a cold or wet winter, alternating between dry days with highs in the 30s and balmy 40+F torrential downpours. Last week's rides were in 29F windchill so needless to say it's been soupfest and stewvana at Chez Gekiuma. Nothing like hearty, hot liquids (and a lumpy, fuzzy throw) to warm up your bones from those arctic winds. And while I've been good about braving the elements, I've been bad about posting (bad blogger!) which I will try to rectify as one of my 2015 resolutions 😅
This stew is very hearty and while it tastes scrumptious with chicken, swapping the chicken for vegetable stock and chickpeas makes it a winner for meatless munching too. The spicy harissa plays off the zesty undertones of ginger and garlic and in combination with the tart lime and tangy tomatoes helps to cut through some of the nutty richness of the peanut butter. I'm fortunate to have a local market that let's you use fresh dry roasted and otherwise unadulterated nuts to make your nut butter du jour for all your sandwich-y and saucy needs. The yams provide hearty starchy goodness in more of a slow-release form than white potatoes if you're worried about your glycemic index (GI) (54 vs 82), which is a measure of your blood sugar response to specific carbohydrate-based foods where the simple carbohydrate glucose is 100. Besides the fact that they're chock full of vitamin C, potassium, manganese, and fiber, the yams add some sweetness to balance out the spicy heat, salt, and tang. I prefer yams over sweet potatoes because ironically while they have a lower GI, they actually taste sweeter as well as adding a nice color cuz we eat with our eyes too, ya know? Sweet. I've added kale not only for the nutrients (vitamin K, manganese, copper, and fiber) but also for those pops of green and the fact that it doesn't get slimy or bitter with stewing which is always a plus in my cookbook. So after sloshing your way through the elements why not replenish your glycogen stores and rebuild those tattered muscles with a hearty stew that only requires your superpowers to be peeling and chopping vegetables, shredding falling off the bone tender chicken, and toasting pita bread? Actually, the hubster and beta-testers enjoyed this so much I may have to find a way to sneak it onto the menu when the weather warms up 😀 And before you balk at the added work of stripping chicken legs and the added fat, don't discount all that marrow-y flavor goodness they add to the stew and by removing the skin and lumps of fat the fat content takes a nosedive too but feel free to use chicken breast or yummy chickpeas if your heart desires.
What's the what?
1) Couldn't I just make life easier and dump everything into a slow cooker and forget it until dinner time? Erm, no? Caramelization is your friend and one of the cheapest and easiest ways to cram even more flavor into your food and considering how slow my metabolism is, I'm going to make every calorie taste the best that it can. So sauté the aromatic ginger and garlic, caramelize your onion, and brown those legs before busting out your crock pot. You'll be able to taste the difference. For reals.
2) Why cook half of the yams first? The starchy yam cubes provide just the right amount of thickening to the stew giving it heft and a velvety texture. I like to gently smash the cubes before adding the final half which will remain as solid starchy islands to be chomped by the stewy spoonful. Yum.
3) While I lurrve kale, I'm not a big fan of the tough, fibrous central stem so just rip that baby out. You can easily peel the leaf off the stem, discard the stem, line up the leaf halves and then just rip them into bite-sized pieces. Voilà, 1 cup of kale in 2 minutes.
1 + 1 tbsp vegetable oil (I used peanut oil)
4 chicken legs, skin removed
1/4 + 1/4 tsp sea salt (or substitute half the amount with table salt)
1/4 tsp freshly ground pepper
1 small sweet onion, finely diced
2 tbsp (~3 inches) crushed ginger
2 tsp (~4 cloves) crushed garlic
4 c low-salt chicken stock (I used Better Than Bouillon Chicken Base)
14.5-oz can diced tomatoes (I used fire roasted tomatoes with chilies)
1-2 tbsp harissa paste, depending on how spicy you like it (I used 2 tbsp)
1 c unsalted, unsweetened peanut butter
1 tbsp honey
1 large bay leaf
2 medium-sized yams or sweet potatoes, peeled and in 1-inch cubes
4-6 large leaves of kale, deveined and torn into 1-inch pieces
1 large lime
Pita bread (or substitute steamed rice if eating gluten free)
In a ~3-4 quart Dutch oven or large pot heat 1 tbsp oil over high heat. Season chicken with 1/4 tsp sea salt and freshly ground pepper. Brown chicken legs on both sides ~4-5 minutes per side. If you have a wimpy burner, brown 2 legs at a time otherwise you won't have enough heat to brown them and your delicious Maillard reaction will be bland from steaming the chicken. (Yes, I know, the photo shows 5 legs not 4 because I'm lame and forgot to take a photo so I used one from another dish which starts out the same but quickly becomes southeast Asian. Gasp!) Remove chicken from heat, keeping oil in pot, and set aside. Reduce heat to medium and add remaining oil then sauté onion, ginger, and garlic till onion is soft and translucent. Return chicken legs to pot with remaining sea salt, chicken stock, tomatoes, harissa paste, peanut butter, honey, bay leaf, and half of the yams, stirring to combine. ** Reduce heat to med-lo, cover, and simmer till chicken is tender and falling off the bone ~45-60 minutes. Remove chicken legs from heat and set aside in a dish or shallow bowl till cool enough to handle ~10-15 minutes. Pull meat off the bone and discard any attached cartilage or tendons (or set them aside for your favorite dew-clawed buddy) then return chicken to pot. Add remaining yams and kale then simmer till the second set of yams are easily pierced with a fork. The first set of yams will have mostly become macerated giving the stew a nice, thick consistency like a chunky chowder. Cut lime in half and squeeze juice into stew, stirring to combine. Add additional sea salt, harissa, or lime juice if you like it more salty, spicy, or tangy. Discard bay leaf.
Heat a small skillet over med-hi heat. Spritz a small amount of water on the hot skillet then add a pita. I just wet my fingers and flick the droplets
like I do on the hubster's face onto the skillet. This keeps the pita from getting too dry but will still give you a crispy outside and fluffy inside. Heat till slightly puffy feeling on top and golden brown on the bottom then flip, spritz, and heat other side till golden brown. Repeat with remaining pita bread. I usually like to serve 1 pita for light eaters and 2 for hubby piglets heartier eaters. Serve with stew. Makes 6 servings.
**If you want to bust out your slow cooker, now's the time to dump everything in except for the lime juice and cook on med-hi. You won't get as many intact chunks of yam but it'll taste great just the same 🙂


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This special Beatitudes Chapter is being held to mark the close of the year celebrating the 40th anniversary of approval by Pope Blessed Paul VI of the OFS Rule 24th June 1978
Betsy Hart, our National Minister gives us her introduction to the event in the text below.
Many of you will recall that we held the successful and very well attended "Chapter of Mats" at the same venue in 2014, with over 130 members present.
Download a booking form here (pdf) or here (word). Please also see the Diary entry here.
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An English explorer visits the Wild West!
(WILD WEST.) MARKHAM, ALBERT HASTINGS, Capt.. Illustrated autograph manuscript journal of his tour of the United States, including the Indian Territories and Dodge City
England to the United States and back, 22 September 1877 to 8 March 1878
4to. Approx. 360 pages on ruled paper; 10 watercolors; ephemera; correspondence. Contemporary half dark green morocco, spine gilt-stamped "America" and "A.H.M.," front board with Markham arms. Light wear, occasional soiling, but generally in fine, fresh condition.
A FAMED ENGLISH EXPLORER IN THE WILD WEST. Albert Hastings Markham (1841-1918), a distinguished officer in the Royal Navy, is best known for his role in the British Arctic Expedition of 1875-76. Leading a sledge party attempting to reach the North Pole, Markham achieved a Farthest North, surpassing Parry's mark set in 1827. The newly-promoted Captain Markham then secured an eight-month leave for an exploration of the American prairies. "He made arrangements to join a United States Cavalry Regiment at Fort Sill, in the Indian Territory, with the nominal objective of scouting after a hostile band of Apache Indians" (Markham, The Life of Sir Albert Hastings Markham).
This tremendous illustrated manuscript journal details Markham's adventures in the Old West. His journey takes him from Liverpool to New York by Cunard steamer, then to Wisconsin to see his mother, who had emigrated there, and on to St Louis. He continues into Indian Territory, traveling by rail and then stage to Fort Sill. For four weeks, accompanied by two Indians, he hunts buffalo and cougar, wolves and turkeys. His journal is filled with fascinating stories of his interactions with Indians and his adventures and misadventures on the prairie. He then makes his way, with the assistance of the Caddoc Indians, to Camp Supply, from which he took the stagecoach to Dodge City. Approaching Dodge he was joined by a party of "cow boys" armed with "six shooters," and he stayed with them at the camping site outside Dodge City known as Soldiers' Graves, or Bear Creek, Station.
Dodge City was established in 1872, just five years before Markham's arrival, and it quickly became the "cowboy capital," attracting the great lawmen and gunfighters including Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterson, and Doc Holliday. Markham notes that Dodge "enjoys the reputation of being the rowdiest of all rowdy western towns" and that it "contains a population of about 600 people – the houses are all wooden, and the majority of them are either saloons or dancing houses." He marvels at "the sink of iniquity, the perfect 'hell upon earth' that Dodge City really is." "Like Sodom & Gomorrah it would be difficult to find half a dozen virtuous people residing there!"
This manuscript contains a very early use of a celebrated Western idiom—to die with your boots on. Discussing the cemetery at Dodge, Markham writes, "the majority are of those who, to use a Western phrase, 'died with their boots on!'" According to the Oxford Dictionary of Idioms, "Die with your boots on was apparently first used in the late 19th century of deaths of cowboys and others in the American West who were killed in gun battles or hanged."
Markham has a taste for adventure and an ear for great stories, and he soaks up what he learns from the "cow boys" he meets. The following passage gives a taste of the manuscript: "shortly after crossing the Cimarron we passed what is called a 'cow camp', that is a camp composed of 'cow boys' or 'herders' in attendance on a herd of cattle which they are driving from Texas to Kansas. This camp belonged to a party of 26 'cow boys' and 'bull whackers', who had arrived thus far with 7,000 head of cattle. As we were jogging quietly along we were called in peremptory fashion to halt, when a couple of the roughest looking fellows I ever saw in my life each armed with a Winchester repeating rifle and a 'six shooter', and each carrying a saddle, intimated their intention of taking passage with us as far as Dodge! Our waggon was pretty crowded as it was but the driver thinking it better policy to acquiesce to their demand and thus avoid a brawl, consented to carry them on. One was a negro, the other a white man. Their clothes, if such rags as they had on their backs could be so called, were in the most tattered state it is possible to imagine! On their legs they wore stiff leather leggings, and their feet were wrapped up in old flannel and cloth bandages for want of shoes! One wore a crownless sombrero that it certainly could not be considered as a covering for the head–the other was hatless. Long flowing hair reaching to the shoulders with unkempt beard and moustache adorned the head & face of Jack the white man, whilst thick wool on the face of Bob, completes the description of their appearance, which, to say the least, was decidedly unprepossessing! We were not long kept in ignorance regarding the character of our fellow travelers, for it soon transpired, from their conversation, and they took no pains to keep it secret, that they had left their gang, or 'outfit' as they term their party, because they had enough of hard work & blood shed! Three days previously Jack had the 'misfortune' to shoot the 'Boss', or head man of the outfit, and he was afraid the Boss' friends would take his life–hence his desertion …"
When he arrives at a ranch, "I soon found out that we were in a regular den of murderers and thieves, whose stories as they related them round the fire was enough to curdle one's blood, even if they were shorn of the fearful blasphemous expressions that interlarded their conversation. Out of the entire party there was not one who did not boast of having killed his man, or who had not himself been desperately wounded during one of their orgies. I was a little amused at the woman of the ranche coming up to the table at which only the black murderer and myself were seated and asking if 'both you gentlemen would take coffee?''"
This illustrated manuscript, containing vivid tales of the American West by a keen observer with a taste for adventure, is worthy of exhibition and publication.
The manuscript is extensively illustrated with inserted watercolors, ephemera, and correspondence, as follows:
1. Cunard steamer Algeria salon passenger list
2. Cunard steamer Algeria track chart
3. Union Club dinner menu, October 4, 1877
4. Skunk and rattlesnake, watercolor
5. Cougar ("Ye pussy that was hunted to death"), watercolor
6. Bluffs ("The Bluffs" on Cache Creek"), watercolor
7. Fort Sill, Fourth Cavalry regimental band music program, November 2, 1877
8. Dogs chasing a wolf, watercolor
9. Buffalo and calf ("Ye monarch of the plains"), watercolor
10. Hunter on horseback shooting a buffalo, watercolor
11. Encampment with tents, horses, and people around a fire, watercolor
12. Turkeys in grass ("Ye 5 Gobblers murdered by A. H. M. with one shot"), watercolor
13. Kiowas' puppies ("Ye fierce and wild beasts that did daunt and terrifie A.H.M."), watercolor
14. Man and horse upended in mud ("An awkward flight"), watercolor
15. Pullman's Palace Dining Car menu, Chicago & Alton Railway, 18 December 1877
16. Arctic Explorations lecture by Capt. A. Markham, R.N., admission ticket
17. Correspondence and newspaper clippings relating to Markham's American lectures on Arctic Explorations
18. Several letters and invitations relating to Markham's travels and lectures
19. Large folding map of Western Territories by G. L. Gillespie (1876)
20. Letters and newspaper clipping s relating to Markham's lectures in Wisconsin
21. Robert Burns Anniversary programs, Janaury 25, 1878
22. Markham's autograph journal, approx. 30 pages, describing a brief trip he made to the United States in 1867, during which he visited Chicago ("…wherever I go there is still the everlasting spitting & chewing going on…") and a Barnum's freak show.


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A Soldier with Secrets.
Immortal Viking Wulf Wardsen once battled alongside Beowulf, and now serves in Afghanistan. He's trusted the mortal men on his elite special operations team to protect his secret, until an explosion lands Wulf in a place more dangerous to him than a battlefield: a medevac helicopter.
A Doctor with Questions.
Army captain Theresa Chiesa follows the rules and expects the same from others, even special forces hotshots like Sergeant Wardsen. She's determined to discover the secret behind his supernaturally fast healing, and she won't allow his sexy smile to distract her.
An Enemy with Nothing to Lose.
Even as Theresa's investigation threatens to expose him, Wulf dreams of love and a normal life with her. But the lost Viking relic needed to reverse his immortality is being hunted by another—an ancient enemy who won't hesitate to hurt Theresa to strike back at Wulf.
A green tray slid behind hers on the line. "Are they bringing another pan?"Theresa glanced at the speaker and froze. This close his eyes were as compelling as they had been across the gym, but now she could see brown-and-amber flecks around the iris—a rare combination that gave depth to the blue—and a star-shaped scar on his left temple that she hadn't cataloged earlier. She imagined he'd hit a corner of a board or rock and left it unstitched.She broke the stare and read his name tape. Wardsen."You!" She studied his body. Feet planted firmly on the floor, weight distributed evenly without favoring a leg. His uniform pants stretched across his thighs and tapered down his calves to tuck into tan boots. Nothing in his posture hinted at a concealed injury. She raised her eyes to his chest, and he obligingly took a deep breath. The line of his shirt across his shoulders didn't appear to hide evidence of bandaging. When he'd been wearing less clothing in the gym, she hadn't seen bulky wrappings, but then she hadn't known he was the elusive Staff Sergeant Wulf Wardsen."Would you like to check my teeth?"She snapped her gaze to his face and collided with his smile. It transformed him from a carving of a thunder god into a heartthrob."You give a thorough exam, Doc.""You weren't shot!" Her heart rate notched up as she prepared for a second confrontation."Good to know." He lifted an eyebrow, its toffee color darker than his hair.Her eyes narrowed. "Why did medevac report you?""I didn't realize they had.""Then what are you hiding?" He must have overheard her exchange with Chris, but he wasn't making it easy to argue with him."Nothing." His smile didn't budge, his eyes didn't shift, his expression didn't flicker."I will find out what's going on." She focused on the small, steady beat at his neck. His skin didn't have the ruddy tone of most fair-colored people, as if the stones of Afghanistan had scoured away any hint of pink long ago. Blond hairs showed above the neck of his T-shirt. Unlike the rest of him, they looked silky soft. "The flight medic got reamed by my commander. Whatever you're up to, other people are paying for it, so knock it off.""Understood." He nudged his tray until it touched hers. "Are you going to keep holding up the line?"She turned her shoulder to cover her embarrassment. First she'd stared at him like he was a particularly succulent entrée, then she'd chewed him out. "I'm waiting for cordon bleu.""That one?" He nodded at a plate sitting on the serving hood.Grabbing it, she turned to the salad bar. As she piled lettuce and cherry tomatoes on her plate, the hair on her arms stood up, letting her know he'd lingered."Captain Chiesa." He put the correct Italian spin on her name, pronouncing the first sound like "key" instead of "chee."She concentrated to avoid spilling salad dressing. Having him watch her made her hands not work the way she intended."About that misunderstanding in the gym.""What misunderstanding?" She set the vinaigrette next to the other bottles. Her palms were slippery, but she didn't want to wipe her hands on her pants in front of him, so she gripped her tray and hoped it wouldn't drop."Captain Deavers came down a little hard." He looked at the floor as if struggling with how much to say. "I'm sorry. The team's sorry."
Anna Richland lives with her quietly funny Canadian husband and two less quiet children in a century-old house in Seattle. Like the heroine of FIRST TO BURN, she joined the army to pay tuition, a decision that led to an adventurous career on four continents (if standing on the bridge in Panama that divides North and South America counts as two).
She donates a portion of her book proceeds to the Fisher House Foundation, which provides housing for families of wounded soldiers in the US and Great Britain, and Doctors Without Borders, which delivers emergency medical care in more than sixty crisis zones world-wide.
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Erica Eyres
- Holidays in the Future
- Lisa Kehler Art and Projects, 171 McDermot Ave.
- Until Oct, 10
Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 1/10/2015 (1649 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Since visiting Holidays in the Future, Erica Eyres' exhibition of new drawings and video at Lisa Kehler Art and Projects, I've been having an uncomfortable change of heart about her work. Since awkward transitions are her stock-in-trade -- generational divides, the indignities of adolescence and aging, distortions in narrative that arise through retelling and re-adaptation -- I guess this means it's working as intended.
Born in Winnipeg but based for more than a decade in Glasgow, Scotland, Eyres makes cable-access-style narrative videos, gawky ballpoint-pen and pencil caricatures and, most recently, small ceramic objects. Beyond low-budget production values and a preponderance of feathered bangs, the work shares common themes of uncertain self-presentation and an ambiguous tone. I've never really liked it.
Eyres' video Pam's Dream, an absurd, scene-for-scene re-enactment of the prime-time soap opera Dallas played by cheaply bewigged Scottish schoolchildren, could be used to extract confessions from terror suspects (it screened here a few years back), but it's the drawings that have always rubbed me the wrong way.
Eyres finds her subjects in anonymous studio portraits, 1970s amateur porn and back issues of a leading "naturist" magazine. She reproduces these images in a fastidious but stilted hand, a style she fully owns and which suits her needs. Removing all but the barest background details, she leaves her characters stranded, stark naked in empty space.
The drawings fixate on markers of difference, exaggerating oddly proportioned features and lingering on dated hairstyles. These distance us from the figures in time, opening space for either reflection or mocking, but they could just as easily read as markers of class, an unintentional but unpleasant ambiguity. With so much taken away, I've struggled see what Eyres was adding beyond scrutiny and scorn.
So why the change of heart?
In an interview accompanying the current show, Eyres jokingly concedes that the distortions in her drawings have grown less pronounced in part because she got better at drawing. There really is a newfound sensitivity in the most recent portraits, though: what read before as generic indications of "otherness" (or just ugliness) now seem like signs of individual character. It helps, too, that Holidays shies away from the boudoir photos that Eyres favours, with their more complicated, prurient gaze, focusing instead on scenes from the pages of Health and Efficiency -- naked people cheerfully going about their days, getting their hair done, bowling, feeding cheetahs and so on.
For me, however, the show's real eye-opener is Clay Head. Eyres never appears directly in the new video; instead, we watch her manicured hands purposefully sculpt a clay bust in the manner of a forensic reconstruction artist.
As features coalesce, she narrates the fictional recollections of a child actor on an unnamed horror program. Gouging out sockets and fitting them with glass eyes, she muses on the disconnect between the action on set and the image onscreen -- between performance and perception -- and the thrill of being transformed through makeup. When she tells us she lost the part because she didn't grow enough one summer, she crams a set of slightly outsized porcelain teeth in place, leaving the finished bust to stare pathetically in our direction.
The video is irreverent and odd, but it's also tender, touching on anxieties around self-image that child actors, horny housewives and geriatric nudists all experience equally. It helps clarify the tone of Eyres' practice, which I may have been misreading all this time. That puts me in an awkward position, but I think that means it's working.
Steven Leyden Cochrane is a Winnipeg-based artist, writer and educator.
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BOSTON (AP) — Boston College's defense did what was expected. Now, the Eagles will find out how good it really is against powerful Clemson.
Patrick Towles threw for two touchdowns, Davon Jones and Jon Hilliman each ran for one and the Eagles coasted past Buffalo, 35-3 on Saturday afternoon.
It was the second straight win for the Eagles (3-2) after they beat FCS-school Wagner last week.
The Eagles, who entered with the nation's sixth ranked defense, dominated on the defensive side.
"I think it was a pretty clean performance," Eagles defensive end Harold Landry said. "It was expected. We were supposed to do that. We don't expect nothing less."
On Friday, the Eagles host No. 5 Clemson when they return to Atlantic Coast Conference play.
Towles, a graduate transfer from Kentucky, completed 14 of 25 passes for 234 yards with no interceptions. He also ran eight times for 18 yards, but fumbled it away twice.
Hilliman had 54 yards rushing and Jones 53 for the Eagles.
"Totally dominating performance," BC coach Steve Addazio said. "It's great to get a win and go out and do what we needed to do."
Buffalo (1-3) was held to just 67 total yards. Quarterback Tyree Jackson completed 9 of 21 for only 42 yards, and the Bulls had just 26 yards on the ground.
"Never had any semblance of any type of sustained drive or movement, so that's disappointing," Buffalo coach Lance Leipold said.
With a steady mist blowing most of the game on a cool day, the Eagles came out throwing the ball more than usual and opened a 21-3 lead at halftime.
"They definitely have some players on that team — on their defense," Jackson said. "They have some really big athletes. Their front seven is probably one of the best in the country."
BC redshirt freshman receiver Chris Garrison made an outstanding catch to set up the first TD, but was taken off the field on a stretcher after the play in the first quarter with a fractured left tibia.
Garrison made a leaping grab on 44-yard pass from Towles at the Bulls' 11-yard line, but he came down awkwardly on his leg. Trainers called for a stretcher and an air cast was put on before he was taken off.
Five plays later, Jones had a 1-yard scoring run to push the Eagles ahead 7-0.
Midway into the second quarter, Towles topped an 11-play, 54-yard drive with a 7-yard TD toss to Charlie Callinan.
After a 28-yard field goal by Buffalo's Adam Mitcheson, Towles connected on an 11-yard TD pass to receiver Michael Walker along the back line of the end zone – just over the outstretched hands of linebacker Jarrett Franklin – to make it 21-3 with 21 seconds left in the half.
Buffalo: The Bulls had just 25 total yards – two first downs – in the opening half in falling to 1-26 against Power Five schools. They are 2-7 all-time against BC.
Boston College: The Eagles did what was expected against the weaker Bulls, taking over after a slow start. Now, they return to Atlantic Coast Conference play on Friday night, hosting No. 5 Clemson in a bid to end their string of 10 straight league losses. They were 0-8 in conference play last year.
BC's players said they'd enjoy watching Clemson host No. 3 Louisville on Saturday night, two teams they play at home later this season.
The Eagles also host Louisville on Nov. 5.
"It's safe to say our whole team will be watching," Towles said. "We know (the Tigers) roll in here on Friday."
BC had 400 total yards, rushing for 142 despite more of an emphasis on throwing.
"We had two awesome days of practice, probably the best since I've been here," Towles said. "I think it really showed today."
Buffalo: Hosts Kent State in its Mid-American Conference opener next Saturday.
Boston College: Plays Clemson in a nationally-televised game on Friday.
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Application of the precipitation-runoff modeling system to the Ah- shi-sle-pah Wash watershed, San Juan County, New Mexico
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The precipitation-runoff modeling system was applied to the 8.21 sq-mi drainage area of the Ah-shi-sle-pah Wash watershed in northwestern New Mexico. The calibration periods were May to September of 1981 and 1982, and the verification period was May to September 1983. Twelve storms were available for calibration and 8 storms were available for verification. For calibration A (hydraulic conductivity estimated from onsite data and other storm-mode parameters optimized), the computed standard error of estimate was 50% for runoff volumes and 72% of peak discharges. Calibration B included hydraulic conductivity in the optimization, which reduced the standard error of estimate to 28 % for runoff volumes and 50% for peak discharges. Optimized values for hydraulic conductivity resulted in reductions from 1.00 to 0.26 in/h and 0.20 to 0.03 in/h for the 2 general soils groups in the calibrations. Simulated runoff volumes using 7 of 8 storms occurring during the verification period had a standard error of estimate of 40% for verification A and 38% for verification B. Simulated peak discharge had a standard error of estimate of 120% for verification A and 56% for verification B. Including the eighth storm which had a relatively small magnitude in the verification analysis more than doubled the standard error of estimating volumes and peaks. (USGS)
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To 'learn-to-be' … or not to be? October 13, 2013Posted by IaninSheffield in CPD, TELIC.
Tags: learning environment, twitter
A tweet by Bram Bruggeman set me thinking:
Can Twitter be seen as a true "Learning Environment", according to you? What do you think … #TELIC1 /cc @GuyMerchant
— Bram Bruggeman (@brambruggeman) October 10, 2013
I've never been in any doubt about the powerful effect Twitter has had on my learning … but does it naturally follow that Twitter therefore constitutes a 'learning environment?'
I guess to answer that we first need to have an understanding of what we mean by learning environment. Is the first thing that springs to mind a classroom? A school? Perhaps a study desk in one's bedroom? Each is very different in terms of space, place and organisational complexity, so what are the common factors to help us with our Twitter question?
The Partnership for 21st Century Learning white paper1 puts it as simply as "…systems that accommodate the unique learning needs of every learner and support the positive human relationships needed for effective learning." So for me that works since Twitter indeed does accommodate my learning needs, fosters positive relationships and certainly learning is effective. But that's me. Twitter is a learning environment which works for me, but 'every' learner? Perhaps not, but maybe that's taking the definition too literally, rather than saying that there are countless people for whom Twitter does work as a learning environment, catering to their individual needs, just as a school is clearly a learning environment; one that works for some, though not all people.
Warger and Dobbin2, writing for EDUCAUSE, offer a more expansive definition: "The term learning environment encompasses learning resources and technology, means of teaching, modes of learning, and connections to societal and global contexts. The term also includes human behavioural and cultural dimensions, including the vital role of emotion in learning…"
Once again this describes what Twitter is for me. There are a host of signposted learning resources of various hues and flavours, people teach me all the time through loose discourse and the (marginally) more structured #edchats. I learn in different ways depending on the context and from a variety of people from different backgrounds and across the globe. It would doubtless be fair to say that not all of that takes place strictly within the confines of Twitter, but in the other spaces with which Twitter is linked – a blog here, a journal article there. But isn't that true of any good learning environment? It isn't a hermetically-sealed closed space, but when necessary is capable of calling on external knowledge, skills and expertise.
So for me, Twitter is definitely a learning environment, but one where I 'learn-to-be' as John Seeley-Brown3 would have it, rather than 'learn-about.' It's a place where people learn through legitimate peripheral participation, about the functioning of the community itself yes, but also about the topics and themes of interest to the community members:
Learning and joining this community simply go hand-in-hand; learning happens seamlessly as part of the enculturation process.
Perhaps a learning environment is only as good as we make it? It simply has to be flexible and offer sufficient freedom to enable us to mould it to our needs.
1Partnership for 21st Century Skills, 21st Century Learning Environments
2Warger, T., Dobbin, G., 2009. Learning Environments: Where Space, Technology, and Culture Converge. EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative.
3Brown, J.S., 2006. New learning environments for the 21st century: Exploring the edge. Change: The magazine of higher learning 38, 18–24.
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Looking for a blog name generator for your upcoming blogging project?
While there are dozen a dime blog and domain name generators, here are the best few I use to generate good blog names that stay in your readers' minds.
For better navigation, I've divided this article into 3 sections below (click on the section you want to learn more about:
- Types of blog names (IMP- so that you don't have to regret later!)
- Best blog name generators (#9 is our go to tool to dig some never-before cool blog name ideas)
- FAQs on blog naming (Answers to important questions including best places to register domains)
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Types Of Blog Names
Before you think about naming your domain for your blog, you need to know about the different types of names you can have.
Basically, there are two types of blog names:
- Keyword based blog names
- Brandable blog names
The type of name you choose can have a strong impact on how your blog performs.
So, let's get a quick view about these:
Keyword based blog names
The search phrases or queries that people type on Google to search about something are known as keywords.
And with keyword based domain names, you try to have your main keyword (the phrase you want to rank for in Google whenever anyone searches for it) as your blog or domain name.
For example, if your primary keyword is paleo diet (which means you want to get visitors/readers whenever anyone searches for "paleo diet" or related terms) then you can choose the blog name, PaleoDiet.com.
Now, you know this blog name will not be free to register.
Which brings us to our next point…
Keyword based domain names are further divided into two types:
- Exact match domains (EMDs): Domains or blog names that contain the exact keywords you want to rank for. For example, bestguitarunder100.com or websitedesignerinflourida.com
- Partial match domains (PMDs): Domains or blog names that have your primary keyword plus a prefix or suffix. Here are some partial match domain examples: besthoveroardtribe.com or domainsherpa.com etc.
Brandable Blog Name
Brandable domain names are unique or custom-created blog names that are never used elsewhere. They depict your brand online.
If you're looking to create your own brand, using your own "personal name" is one of the best personal blog name ideas. This is a good idea if you're a writer or offer service based business like consultation etc.
You don't have to be super savvy for coming up with creative blog names that are brandable, just keep a few things in mind and the rest will be done with our name generator tools listed below:
Tips to select brandable domain names:
- Don't be afraid if your chosen name isn't heard of before. Google wasn't known when it started neither was Microsoft a household name.
- Make it short and easily memorable
- Don't use numbers or hyphens
- The shorter the blog name, the better
- Coin your own blog names with parts of your business name or your personal name.
Now that you've an idea about the different types of blog names let's head over to our blog name generator section that will assist you in finding the best blog names.
Now that you know what type of domain is right for your business let's quickly start exploring all the tools one by one.
Top 10 Best Blog Name Generator Tools in 2020
1. Lean Domain Search
Lean Domain Search is my favorite go to blog name generator tool and it never disappoints me. It's so good that it got acquired by Automattic, the company behind WordPress.
With its advanced search engine you can generate thousands of domain names ideas in a matter of seconds.
On a side note, here are 23+ benefits of blogging that will blow your mind.
Furthermore, they have got some handy filters like sorting the results with its popularity or length to give you the domain name of your choice.
One of the best features I love about this tool is, they give the highest priority to .com domain names while scraping it from Namecheap, Godaddy, and Bluehost. On top of that, it also helps you find whether the name is available on Twitter or not.
Like for this example, I tried searching for a blog name related to my niche, "blogging".
I got suggested a plethora of clever blog names almost instantly and I liked this particular one called, "FindBlogging.com".
Besides being available to register right away, Lean Domain Search goes a step further and shows if the handle "FindBlogging" is available to register on Twitter. This is very essential because having a consistent brand presence across all social media platforms is very important.
2. Panabee
Panabee is by far the simplest blog name generator in our list that makes finding clever blog names a breeze.
Hop on to Panabee's website and type in two words around the niche or online business you're about to start, and Panabee will churn out the best blog names for you.
Panabee uses additional prefix and suffix to give you more domain name with the variation of keywords you added.
Additionally, they support multiple high-level TLDs like .com, .net, .org, .in, .us and many more. Also, if you like to register a certain TLD domain use it with the keywords and Panabee will do behind the scenes search for you to find the best possible name.
You see all the domain names that are available and also the price at which they are being offered.
As you click on the domain name, you'll be redirected to Godaddy where you can buy it instantly. I prefer NameCheap as my preferred domain name registrar because it is cheap and offers privacy protection for free.
3. Namemesh
Namemesh is an easy to use free blog name generator that I personally use to find brandable and short domain names.
The fun part about Namemesh is they have divided the types of domain names into eight color-coded themes – "common (green), new (orange), short (pink), extra (blue), similar (light green), SEO (red), fun (violet), mix (light blue)."
All you need to do is type in a keyword and let Namemesh do the hard work of finding creative names for blogs. Moreover, you can also add the domain name in the favorites list making it simple to compare with other domains before finally making the purchase.
You can also add filters like domain registrar company, TLDs and the maximum length to find the right domain for your brand.
For instance, if I write "blogging" in the Namemesh search bar here is what I get:
Namemesh is not only a great brand name generator, but you can also register the domain name directly with the help of Godaddy and Namecheap registrars.
4. Wordoid
Two words when combined make a wordoid.
Whether you're looking for lifestyle blog names or travel blog names, Wordoid has got you covered. It offers plenty of blog name suggestions even if your desired blog name is already taken.
By helping you merge two or more words to create unique and brandable blog names.
Let's see how Wordoid works:
You can set filters like the language of a domain, character length, a pattern where you want the keyword to show (beginning, ending or containing) and the quality level of the domain (high, medium or low).
Wordoid generates great blog names from your search that are easy to pronounce but isn't available in the dictionary.
You can browse and generate unlimited free domain names on Wordoid without creating an account. However, if you'd like to see the recent searches you need to create an account to keep track of it. You can use Google or Facebook account to create a Wordoid account.
5. Nameboy
Nameboy is a color-coded domain name generator similar to Namemesh that gives you short and concise brandable domain names from your keyword search. If the domain is available to buy you get a green color code.
If you have an eye on any premium domain name, you can also place a bid with the help of Nameboy.
If you have an account on Nameboy, you can keep track of all your previously searched domain or blog names plus you can also keep them in cart to instantly buy it in the future.
Nameboy checks the domain availability with Bluehost so anything and everything available with Bluehost will be shown to you by Nameboy.
I did a simple two words keyword search in the search bar, and this is what I got:
As you can see I got plenty of good branded short domain names which I could never generate while brainstorming.
6. DomainIt
Launched in 1996 DomainIt is helping bloggers like YOU and me with blog name suggestions that are ready-to-be registered.
No matter whether you're looking for a fashion or beauty blog name generator or a food blog name generator, DomainIt is what you need.
They have an intuitive user interface that is easy to understand. Just search for the primary keyword in the search bar and let DomainIt do the grunt work for you.
In a new window on the left, you'll have all the popular domains from which some are registered, and many are available to register. On the right, you have all the premium domains which you can bid, and right after it, there's an "Other Domains" section where you can explore numerous other TLDs.
DomainIt has another handy feature known as "Bulk Search" wherein you can upload all the domains name that you have in your excel sheet and hit search.
With this, you can instantly see what all domain names are available for you to register. This tool can come in handy if you are looking to register expired domain names.
7. Dot-o-mator
Dot-o-mator is another best blog name generator tool which is also available to download on your iPhone. So, now you can even search for great domain names on mobile, while you are away from your computer.
It combines the beginning + endings of the keywords you enter and check whether if the other variations of the entered keywords are available to register or not.
You can also use from the pre-filled drop down options they have. For instance, I'll choose "Fun & Games" in beginnings and "Friends" in endings. Finally, click on the combine button and see the magic.
The fun part about this tool is you can add unlimited keywords in both the beginnings and at endings which will generate thousands of cool domain names for you. To add more spice to recipe Dot-o-mator also has a web2.0 name generator.
8. Namestation
Our next tool of choice is NameStation.
You have a plethora of options to choose from while deciding a good name for your blog. Options like random name generator, short name, combine two keywords, compound words will fill up your mind with lots of interesting ideas.
You can also hold crowdsourced naming contests to find blog name ideas from their community. Furthermore, it will also give you related keyword suggestions that resonate with your primary keyword.
You can use Namestation blog generator tool for free. However, certain features like custom name and search history will only be available once you sign up for an account.
9. PickyDomains
PickyDomains takes a different route altogether.
If you're finding it difficult to come up with blog names that you desire, you should look for services where humans offer you blog name suggestions rather than search engines.
PickyDomains is one such service.
Yes, they do charge you a fee of $50 but only if you are fully satisfied with the domain name suggested by the team.
The way it works is, you sign up for an account and tell the requirements and the type of domain name you're looking for.
PickyDomains expert team will note down your suggestions and use their domain hunting brains to get you the best domain available in the niche.
It's a 100% risk-free service where you get your money back if you're not satisfied with the domain name they suggest you. PickyDomains also provides other services like logo making, SEO and slogan orders (good for blog title generation ideas).
10. Domain Hole
Domain Hole is a freemium type expired blog name generator. Don't worry, the free version is more than sufficient for us.
With Domain Hole you can search for over 100+ TLDs plus they have some very powerful filter options to never let your ideas drain.
If you plan to go with their paid plans, you open up a whole new level of domain search functionalities. Features like expired domains, advanced filters, save searches and export are only available on their paid plans.
One more exciting feature about Domain Hole is you can watch or keep track of domains that are about to expire, and they will send you an alert message with a register link so that you can get your hands on domain asap.
Conclusion: Best Blog & Domain Name Generators For Creative Blog Names
Coming up with a great blog name is an art, and these cool blog name generators make the job easy.
If you ask me which is the best out of all the ten, I'd prefer Lean Domain Search as my free option.
Click here to comment which domain name generator tool you would use to find a name for your blog.
Also, if you liked what you read do consider sharing the article with your other blogging friends.
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FAQs on Blog Name Generators
NameCheap.com: Namecheap is our preferred domain name registrar. They're not only affordable and offer free privacy protection but also are trustworthy and have a lot of options to get the most from your domains. We've 23+ domains registered with NameCheap so far and some are over 5 years.
BlueHost.com: If you want a free domain name along with your blog hosting, nothing beats Bluehost They're officially recommended by WordPress.org and are great value for money hosting services for starters.
There is no metric to determine how good your blog name is. Just make sure it is short and memorable, easy to pronounce and doesn't contain numbers or hyphens. Do make sure you don't violate copyrights.
Almost all domain or blog name generators listed here are anonymous. Just make sure you don't sign up to them or create an account if privacy is your concern.
The best tip is to use your own name to name your personal blog. Using your own name will bring that personal touch to your website. Another idea is to use the theme of your blog content to name your personal blog. For example, if you're writing about money saving tips you can name it ThePennyFairy.com etc.


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Distiller: Hikari Loftus
4/5 Stars
Sunday's on the Phone to Monday
by Christine Reilly
336 pages
Touchstone (April 5, 2016)
It's hard to give a synopsis on this one because its another one of those books that's less about plot and more about writing style and following characters on their daily life journey.
This one starts with Mathilde in 1983 and follows her journey to when she meets Claudio, the way they fall in love, and the family they raise, ending this year, the year 2016.
Sunday's on the Phone to Monday depicts family dynamics and relationships. Husband and Wife, siblings, Mother, Father, Aunt, Uncle, etc. The Simone family deals with sickness (physical and mental) financial strains, secret keeping, and the things people are only ever willing to sacrifice or do for their family.
I had the sense of nostalgia the entire time I read this book. I admit that it took me a bit to get into. The beginning didn't grab me, and the writing style took me a minute to become comfortable with. Not because it was bad, (it's beautiful) just because it's different and it always takes me a minute to fall into rhythm with specific styles. This story feels like one giant poem. It's straight up gorgeous writing.
In the acknowledgements, the author does say that this started out as a book of poetry when she was in 19, which makes a lot of sense. Once I fell into rhythm with it, I was really captivated by it. The chapters are short, bouncing from character to character, from day to day or year to year, and I was very interested in seeing how certain situations panned out.
Because of that, you never get too deep into the characters heads or too connected, but that didn't bother me. It almost feels like reading your grandmother's journal or sitting down to family dinner where everyone shares stories about their day or their past.
I appreciated the different style of this book. I related to so many of the situations and thoughts the characters had. While my family did not struggle with many of the problems these characters did, I think it's safe to say all families and relationships deal with these problems and thoughts on different levels.
If you like poetic writing, unique story styles, or nostalgic reads, I think you'll like this.


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Synopsis: In the Community, there is no more pain or war. Implanted computer chips have wiped humanity clean of destructive emotions, and thoughts are replaced by a feed from the Link network.
When Zoe starts to malfunction (or "glitch"), she suddenly begins having her own thoughts, feelings, and identity. Any anomalies must be immediately reported and repaired, but Zoe has a secret so dark it will mean certain deactivation if she is caught: her glitches have given her uncontrollable telekinetic powers.
As Zoe struggles to control her abilities and stay hidden, she meets other glitchers including Max, who can disguise his appearance, and Adrien, who has visions of the future. Both boys introduce Zoe to feelings that are entirely new. Together, this growing band of glitchers must find a way to free themselves from the controlling hands of the Community before they're caught and deactivated, or worse.
Thoughts: The first thing that drew me in for Glitch was the gorgeous cover. I love the purple and pink, the way it lights up the whole cover and yet there is still darkness in the background. And, that fits the story so well. This book literally puts color into a black and gray world. Glitch was a story where I instantly found myself falling in love with the world as Zoe discovered it.
In the Community humans are controlled by computer chips. There is no pain, no color, no personal thoughts, and no differences. Everyone is a like. Zoe is different though... she's glitching. She's starting to see colors, to feel her own emotions and thoughts, she can finally see the world around her and with these glitches she discovers telekinetic powers. But Zoe is scared, she's considered an Anomaly and anomalies are to be reported and possibly deactivated. Quickly Zoe discovers she's not the only anomaly and that there is a whole world outside of hers that she is not supposed to know about. Will Zoe and her band of anomalies be able escape before they're deactivated?
It's concepts like these that almost scare you. With all the technology in the world that keeps developing, isn't it crazy to imagine that something like this could actually happen? I could not imagine living in black and gray. I could not imagine not having my own thoughts and most of all I could not imagine being complete devoid of emotions. That's not the only concepts of Heather's book I loved though. I also loved the twists and turns she developed. Towards the end there was one point where it was twist after twist after bang-blow-up-in-your-face what-the-heck-just-happened moments. And, it blew my mind in the best way.
Then there's the amazing protagonists, Zoe and all the lovely boys that I loved for their own reasons. Zoe is constantly nervous, but who wouldn't at the risk of being deactivated (aka killed). But, watching her fall in love with her new world, I just adored it and I loved how she never once stop fighting for not only herself but everyone else as well. On the boy side, there's Adrien, and oh my gods I love this kid. First there are his beautiful aquamarine green eyes, his dark hair, his loving personality, and his rebelness... he's just too perfect. I completely fell for him and I want so much more of him in the future! Then the other boy who plays a big part is Maximin. At first, I really liked Max but as I got to know him... his pushiness and possessiveness turned me off. Then towards the end, I found my heart caving slightly for him because I understood why he was the way he was. But, regardless... Adrien all the way!
Overall, this book was so well written and such a thrilling adventure. I loved all the elements... the discovering a world, the dystopia, the romance, and the betrayals. I cannot wait for the next book, Override!
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Since 1997, Lifesavers, Inc. otherwise known as Lifeavers Wild Horse Rescue, a California non-profit corporation, has provided refuge, training and adoption placement for hundreds of horses. It has become the largest wild horse rescue and adoption organization in the United States. Currently there are more than 500 rescued horses under the organization's care. Lifesavers is dedicated to saving American mustangs and domestic horses from abuse, neglect and slaughter through a variety of out reach programs.
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Calling all participants – kids costume parade and chili connoisseurs & chefs!
On Saturday, October 13th downtown Faribault will be filled with kids in their best Halloween costumes as they take part in the kid's parade that starts at 11:00 a.m. Leading the parade will be a marching band to get the crowd going. Family members are encouraged to make signs supporting the parade participants. Last year we had well over 100 parade participants so let's see if we can top that this year! No pre-registration is required. Strollers and trikes are welcome but no pets or motorized vehicles please. Get the neighborhood, classroom, day care kids or family together and have a great time at the kids' costume parade on Central Avenue. We will gather at around 10:30 a.m. in the parking lots of 520 or 533 Central Avenue near Gran Plaza and Katie Brien Photography and the parade will end in the 200 block of Central Avenue. After the parade, families will be able to enjoy more great kid's activities. Don't forget your camera as it will be an event to capture in pictures.
Also part of our Fall Festival is the famous Chili Contest. Think you make a great batch of chili? Here's your chance to show off. Or maybe you just LOVE to eat chili. Here's your chance to sample about 30 different chili recipes. Vote for your favorite and the winner may have their chili featured at Boston's restaurant all winter long!
To enter the Chili Contest, stop down and see Marie at The Sweet Spot or you can click 2012 Fall Festival Chili Contest Rules for the Chili Contest rules and entry form.
The Fall Festival is sure to be a great event for the whole family. Come spend some great quality family time in Downtown Faribault.


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Riding tractor toy
Santa enjoying test ride
Fun piece for farmers
Farmers in the Making
While I mostly love the Hallmark series I collect, there are some I go back and forth about. One of those is Toymaker Santa. There are some that are very creative and fun. And then there are some that I don't connect with. 2015's edition was one that didn't appeal to me as much. I can certainly appreciate it, but it doesn't connect with me.
See, this year's toy is a riding tractor. Santa is sitting on it. He's obviously a little big for it since it's meant for a kid. Oh, and this is a Toymaker Tuff brand tractor, too. In addition to Santa's usual work apron and tools, he's wearing a red cap on his head. The tractor is red with a green steering wheel and green inside the wheels.
In case you haven't noticed by what I review here, I'm an indoor kind of guy, so farming was never really on my radar, even as a kid. And I certainly wouldn't have been excited to get a riding tractor like this as a kid. Therefore, the nostalgia that drives so much of this series for me doesn't really work here.
However, for farmers or kids who dreamed of being a farmer, this would be a fun ornament. The ornament itself is cute, and Santa is clearly enjoying himself, which is always a draw to the series. I'm just not the target audience.
And that seems to be the issue with the last couple of years. The toys are becoming a bit more specialized, meaning they don't appeal to as large an audience.
While the wheels on the tractor don't actually turn, they do provide a nice, steady base for the ornament. Yep, you can leave it out is a display if you don't want to hang it on your tree.
You'll find the 16 in a Christmas tree on the ornament, but there isn't room to put it on the bottom of the tractor. Instead, it's on Santa's back. It's small, so you kind of have to know what number is supposed to be in there to fully get it.
If you want to hang the ornament, you'll find the loop on the top of Santa's cap. Slip a hook through it, and you'll find that the ornament hangs crooked. Or maybe Santa's just going down a hill. He tips to the front right. You might be able to hide it with some tree branches, but if you can't, it's very noticeable.
When Toymaker Santa connects with me, I really enjoy this series. While the 2015 entry isn't one of my favorites, it will appeal to those with a love of tractors.
See what else Santa has test in the Toymaker Santa series.
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Braised Beef Shanks in Preserved Lemons
Preserved lemons is a popular food item in North African cuisines, a common ingredient in dishes like tagine and even salads. This excellent ingredient are made by pickling the lemons in salted water and lemon juice. Usually they age this pickle first before using as they tend to become more tarty and lemony. It can be used in different ways such as in salads, pasta, drink but it really shines if it's used on stews and marinades.
I saw this dish in a recipe book before but the original recipe uses lamb, we are not a huge fan of lamb so for this recipe we will be using beef shanks instead.
- 4 pcs beef shanks, 1½ inch thick cuts
- 2 pcs preserved lemons skin, thinly sliced
- 300 g green peas
- 2 stalks parsley, chopped
- 2 stalks coriander, chopped
- 2 onions, finely chopped
- 4 cloves garlic, chopped
- 1 tsp minced ginger
- 3 cups beef stock
- 1 tbsp flour
- salt
- freshly ground black pepper
- oil
- In a bowl add parsley, coriander, onions, garlic, ginger, around 3 tbsp oil, 1 tsp salt and 1 tsp freshly ground black pepper.
- Now pour the mixture in beef shanks making sure it's evenly coated, place in an airtight covered container and marinate for at least 24 hrs.
- Drain the beef and reserve the marinade. In a heavy pan add 1 tbsp oil then brown beef on all sides.
- In a pot add 2 tbsp olive oil and flour, cook flour until it forms something like a roux then then gently pour in the stock while mixing. Once consistency is even add the reserved marinade and the beef shanks. Bring to a boil then simmer in low heat for 1.5 hour.
- Add the preserved lemons then continue to simmer for 15 more minutes.
- Add peas and simmer for additional 5 minutes.
- Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper, then garnish with thinly sliced lemon zest.


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The maker of Steinway & Son pianos has been sold to US private equity firm Kohlberg & Co for $438m (£288m).
Steinway Musical Instruments, which manufactured the piano on which John Lennon wrote and recorded Imagine, had put itself up for sale after struggling to make top-class pianos as affordable as those of its rivals.
Michael Sweeney, the chairman and interim chief executive, said the $35-a-share deal, which represented a 15% premium on the stock's closing price on Friday, was an exceptional valuation for shareholders. Shares in the firm, which also makes saxophones and trumpets, were up more than 15% in New York trading after the announcement, and have risen more than 70% this year.
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The private-equity firm, co-founded by investor Jerome Kohlberg, said it planned to "accelerate global expansion, while ensuring the artisanal manufacturing processes that make the company's products unique are preserved, celebrated and treasured".
Steinway was founded in 1853 in lower Manhattan by German immigrant Heinrich Engelhard Steinweg and his three sons. It expanded rapidly to become the world's largest piano maker by 1860.
The first Steinway piano was sold to a New York family for $500. Today the company's pianos can cost up to $200,000, and are played by musicians from Billy Joel and Harry Connick Jr. to Chinese concert pianist Lang Lang. The company's website says more than 98% of the world's active concert pianists perform on its pianos.
Last week, Steinway completed the $46.3m sale of its Steinway Hall building on57th Street in Manhattan. With a main auditorium of 2,000 seats, it became New York City's artistic and cultural centre, housing the New York Philharmonic until Carnegie Hall opened in 1891. It is now a showroom for the company's instruments.
In 2000 George Michael outbid Robbie Williams and Liam and Noel Gallagher to buy the Steinway Lennon used to compose Imagine for £1.67m.


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Friday, July 15, 2011
{This Moment}
{this moment}
Joining Amanda at Soulemama for this moment.
A Friday ritual. A single photo - no words - capturing a moment from the week. A simple, special, extraordinary moment. A moment I want to pause, savor and remember.
If you're inspired to do the same, leave a link to your 'moment' in the comments for all to find and see.
Posted by Only in Louisiana ~ documenting the adventures we call Life! at 10:11 AM
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I heart love letters. :-)ReplyDelete
Me too ~ in fact I am about to go check the mail box right now!ReplyDelete
letters from camp? fun stuff!ReplyDelete
where are y'all in la?
Oh, that's so great! Linking up in a minute...ReplyDelete
Julie - are you back in blogging land????? Send me a link!!!!ReplyDelete
Amanda - We are in the HOT part of Louisiana ~ oh, wait, it is all HOT! Especially in the summer! But we love it! The 110% humidity keeps our skin young and youthful!
What neat notes! Thanks for coming by Wild Whispers today.ReplyDelete
Love notes to Mom? So sweet!ReplyDelete
love this. i need to get my camera out and charged to start capturing more of these moments.ReplyDelete
I use to pack my niece her lunch for school. She would put little notes back in her lunch box saying thank you. So cute.ReplyDelete
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A police scanner transmits quietly in a café in Anytown America. The Dispatcher's voice comes across the air in a calm drone; Officers answer in codes and short spurts. Unheard on the scanner, a 9-1-1 call comes into the Comm Center. "My mommy is dead and my daddy is dying." Responding Officers, medical units and sirens lend a strange tension to the air. In the child's house is a police scanner; the echo can be heard with each transmission.
Emergency radio is fascinating to listen to with its mysterious language of its own. Probably the most complex and highly skilled part of the Telecommunicators job is the radio. Police radio, fire communications, or EMS dispatching requires a very high level of knowledge, skill, expertise and training.