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The series stars a mix of film and social media stars.
Hulu has acquired exclusive streaming rights to Freakish, a horror series from teen-centric digital producer AwesomenessTV.
Freakish will debut on Hulu later this year as a 10-episode series that centers on students at a small-town high school who must fight for survival after mutants take over following a meltdown at the local chemical plant.
The project, which is currently in production, stars a mix of traditional and social media stars, including Leo Howard (Conan the Barbarian), Liza Koshy (Boo! A Madea Halloween), Adam Hicks (Zeke and Luther), Aislinn Paul (Heroes Reborn), Tyler Chase (The Walking Dead), Meghan Rienks, Melvin Gregg and Hayes Grier. The cast also includes Chad L. Coleman (The Walking Dead), Mary Mouser (Scandal) and Chachi Gonzales (America's Best Dance Crew).
"Our Gen Z audience craves binge-worthy, on-demand entertainment, which is why we're excited to be in business with Hulu," AwesomenessTV scripted head Shelley Zimmerman said in a statement. "Brian Robbins and I have had a long-standing relationship with Craig Erwich, and we look forward to collaborating with him and his team to bring Freakish to Hulu."
Freakish was created by Beth Szymkowski, who previously collaborated with AwesomenessTV on the series Runaways. The show is produced by Awesomeness CEO Robbins, ZImmerman, Beth Szymkowski, Matt Lewis, Chris Grismer and Scott Levine. The pilot was written by Szymkowski and directed by Grismer.
Hulu previously acquired U.S. streaming rights to Awesomeness Films projects Snervous, a documentary about YouTube star Tyler Oakley, and Janoskians: Untold and Untrue, a mockumentary from the Australian comedy group.
The pickup comes as Hulu has bulked up on its teen offerings, including Freddie Wong projects RocketJump: The Show and Dimension 404.


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Special Olympics Maryland has named Stacy Alford as an area, county director team.
Alford was born and raised in Baltimore County. She moved to Harford County in 2008 and lives in the Forest Hill area of the county. She is a professional with a national strategic fundraising company who will bring her wealth of experience to the Harford County sub-program. As an aunt to her 8-year-old niece, Leah, with Down Syndrome, Alford also brings the value of personal experience with athletes with intellectual disabilities.
Alford is excited to lead the Harford management team and the 313 athletes it serves countywide. It is her goal to put strategies in place to retain current athlete and unified partners while recruiting many eligible athletes of all ages into the programs for underserved individuals in Harford County. Her professional background and strong organizational skills make this a great fit for Special Olympics and Harford County.
This change was prompted by the resignation of former Harford County Area Director Mike Watkins. Watkins has been a member of the Area County Management Team for more than 14 years. In this time he has taken on many positions, including the last seven years as the area/county director. Watkins will continue stay on and serve the area/county to provide continuity and leadership support. He continues to serve as a director at Harford County Parks and Recreation.
"I am excited to take on this new challenge in my life. This is a great opportunity to showcase the talents and skills that Special Olympics athletes possess," Alford said. "We will get the word out to those who are not aware of the many training and competitive opportunities that celebrate achievements of athletes and work to ensure the overall health, fitness and quality of life for individuals with disabilities."

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Is it even Christmas until you've been to a Christmas market?
Sometimes it can be a bit overwhelming because you just want to do everything but realistically, it's going to be busy so it's best to plan what you'll get up to.
This bucket list takes you through everything you need to do so you don't miss anything out:
- Wrap up!
It may seem obvious but it might surprise you how cold you'll get walking around on a winter evening so it's a perfect time to dig out the bobble hat, scarf, gloves and your big coat. Who said layers aren't in fashion?
- Eat a Bratwurst
Seen as Christmas markets originated in Germany, it'd be rude not to sample a traditional Bratwurst sausage. They are HUGE and a lot more filling than you think but taste absolutely amazing.
- Go on the carousel
No, it's not just for the kids! Drag your friends or girlfriend/boyfriend on with you and release your inner child or ask them to take a perfect Instaworthy picture of you to upload. Either way, it's a LOT of fun.
- Do some Christmas shopping
Pick up some gifts whilst you're there. They'll be unique so you can guarantee nobody else around the Christmas table will have bought them the same thing. Stalls have everything from baubles to winter accessories, so get into shopping mode.
- Have a stein of beer
Even if beer isn't your thing, give it a try and get into the spirit whilst you're there! There will be plenty of places to get one, so get into the German spirit and sometimes you can even take the glass home with you. Whatever you do, don't overdo it!
- Sample some glühwein
If beer isn't your thing, what better than a cup of mulled wine to warm you up when you're freezing? At most markets, you can buy a cup and get constant free refills of the good stuff - it'd be rude not to I suppose.
- Take a selfie with Santa
It's not Christmas without him! It doesn't matter if you've spotted the official Santa in his grotto or just someone dressed up as him, it's a perfect photo op.
There are hundreds of markets all over the UK so if you're not sure which one to head to, here's a list to help you decide!


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Anepalcos Cafe
3737 W. Chapman Ave.
Orange, CA 92868
I have written it before on this blog, and I still stand by it. Breakfast is the hardest meal for a restaurant to make memorable. Most breakfasts contain the same old items. So when you find a breakfast that you still think about, months, if not years later, you know that you have been to a good restaurant. That is why I was so excited to try Anepalcos, a restaurant that is known for their legendary Mexican breakfasts with a French twist, for dinner.
Anepalcos started out serving just breakfast and lunch at their original Main Street location. When they opened this new location, which is attached to the Ayers Hotel, they started serving dinners. It is hard to believe that they have already been open for a year now, and that we have not made it in for dinner until now. A lot of the numerous OC food blogs that I read are always crowing about how great the dinners are here. Our experience for breakfast/lunch were great, and can be seen here.
We were recently invited by Anepalcos Owner and Executive Chef, Daniel Godinez and one of the best food bloggers, not just in OC, but anywhere, Anita Lau, from Diary of a Mad Hungry Woman to come try out some new dishes that will be appearing on the Anepalcos dinner menu. This very intimate dinner was also attended by Terri Williams of Great Taste Magazine, Priscilla Mayfield of OC Food Nation, and Anita's son, Seb, or as I like to call him, the Human Garbage Disposal, because that kid can eat.
We arrived at Anepalcos on a Thursday night just before seven. I have always observed that restaurants in hotels never seem very crowded, but that was not the case at Anepalcos. The dining room here was bustling with much activity. The dining area is definitely dominated by the color brown, with the darker walls, trim, and the dark wood tables which are handcrafted in Mexico. After the drive up here from Irvine in rush hour traffic, I was definitely ready for some food. Danny must have known I was hungry, because the plates started coming out of the kitchen at a furious pace. Let's check out some of the new menu items at Anepalcos.
Chef Danny really started things off with a bang. The Pambazo Ahi Crudo is listed under the small plates portion of the menu, but the taste was anything but small. He starts by soaking the ciabatta in a Guajillo marinade, then tops it with ahi tuna, avocado puree, cilantro, red radish, Serrano chili, and chili oil. Even with all of these big flavor enhancements, the tuna was still the star of the show. It was very fresh, and tasted great. The chili was not overpowering, but played along nicely with the tuna. I had expected the bread to be a little soggy, but it still held its crunch. A great way to open this tasting session, and it really got our whole table excited.
The Ancas De Rana did not garner the same excitement from Katie. She is no fan of frogs legs. I have only had frog legs maybe a dozen times, and I can say that these were the best prepared ones I have ever had. They did not taste swampy like the others I have consumed. The frog legs were served with a black chili, baby carrot puree, a maple glaze, and sprinkled with some pepita dust, then placed on a corn cake. The corn cake was a little on the heavy side, and seemed a little out of place to me. The frog leg had an ample amount of meat, and was very well executed.
The last of the new small plates was the Tacos Orientales. This Asian inspired taco came with one of my all time favorite foods, pork belly. The pork belly at Anepalcos was very crispy, and I could not get enough of it. Joining the pork belly in this unconventional taco was a chili de arbol salsa and micro cilantro. The tortilla here was thicker than a normal tortilla. I'm not sure what kind it was, but it kept the contents all in one piece. A definite must order on my next visit here.
I was pretty excited to see this Al Adobo come out next, because not only did it feature a very finely cooked coulette steak, but it also came with a mini chilaquiles on the side. The chilaquiles at Anepalcos is of course a classic, but the steak was not to be out shined either. It was very tender, and the adobo sauce, along with the chimichurri sauce, really kept my taste buds intrigued with these two great sauces. A very satisfying plate.
This colorful plate really highlighted Chef Danny's playful plating technique. Just looking at this Surf and Turf plate made me feel really happy. Not only was this plate pleasing to the eyes, but it was also delicious as well. This surf and turf plate was made up of scallops and pork belly, both of which were done to perfection. The dish was all brought together by a nice black potato and truffle puree and an almond salsa. Very complex flavors all working together to create a memorable meal.
You can never have too much steak, and Anepalcos proved that with their version of the Hangar Steak. The steak was matched up nicely with a green potato puree, Enoki mushrooms, a maple glaze, and a black chili sauce. The steak was a little over cooked for my taste, but the sauces helped to hide this fact a bit. The purees and sauce here at Anepalcos are a very big factor in the success of this restaurant. All of them really compliment the dishes they come with.
Proving that you can not do wrong by ordering a seafood dish at Anepalcos, the Red Snapper hit our table next. This fish was flaky and light, with a very nice cauliflower and corn sauce, pink cauliflower, and sauteed corn. This was probably the most mellow of the plates we had on this night. It was a nice change of pace, and was Katie's favorite. This is a great choice for people that want a lighter meal.
This would be my first time having nopales ever. I know, I should have had them sooner, but never have. This Mixiote Lamb came with nopales and slow roasted potatoes. The red sauce was of course fantastic, but the lamb here was a little over done. I could imagine eating this dish on a colder night, when a hearty meal is called for.
The last of our entrees was this interesting Chile Negro. Arroz verde, red radish, and micro cilantro join a ancho chile filled with sirloin beef. This dish was pretty good, but not like any chile relleno I have ever had. It was not as heavy, and did not have that big pop of flavor that I have been accustomed to with other chilie rellenos.
Not new on the menu, but I was happy that we got to try the desserts at Anepalcos. Since this is a French inspired Mexican restaurant, it is no surprise that they have crepes on the menu. These were way better than the crepes you could get when I was a kid at the Magic Pan, (if you remember that restaurant, you are old just like me). I'm not a big fruit fan, but this strawberry crepe was pretty tasty. The crepe that really caught my attention was the Chocolate Crepe. I was dining with other people, and was expected to share, but I had a hard time not hoarding this one all to myself. The crepe portion of this was well made, and of course you can almost never go wrong with chocolate. The last dessert we had was another Anepalcos classic dessert, the Passion Fruit Panna Cotta. With my dislike for fruit desserts, I was not sure I was going to enjoy this, but the texture was spot on, and the flavor was not overly sweet. Very refreshing, and a great end to the meal.
With all of these new additions to the Anepalcos menu, along with their already fantastic remaining favorites, it will not be too long before we return for dinner. This night could not have gone better. Great dinner guests, great food, all in a pleasant and relaxed atmosphere. What really sets Anepalcos apart is their uniqueness. I have not been exposed to Mexican food with a French twist before. It really makes it even more special to come here knowing that this is not the kind of food that you can just get anywhere. Chef Godinez really knows what he is doing in the kitchen, and it shows when the food hits the table. These new menu items are now being offered at Anepalcos. Thanks again to Anita and Chef Daniel for the wonderful evening.
To find out more about Anepalcos Cafe, click here: http://www.anepalcoscafe.com/


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Еmerald Faeries Challenge # 34-Anything goes
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BEAUTIFUL card very well made full of colour perfect for birthdays ..Thank you for playing along at Card Mania Challenges!VastaaPoista
Wow An, that is so beautiful. Your coloring is just amazing and I love it. So sweet and perfect for the Squigglefly challenge this week. I can't wait to see more of your creations. Cheers, HolleyVastaaPoista
Just gorgeous. Loving your creative style. Hugs Desíre {Doing Life - my personal blog}VastaaPoista
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Lovely card and gorgeous background. Thankyou for joining us this month at Crafty Bloggers Network.VastaaPoista
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Such a touching image and with the music score in the background, sets the mood to a lullaby so beautifully. Beautiful card!VastaaPoista
Thank you so much for joining our challenge and sharing your wonderful talent with us at Squigglefly.
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Author: C.S Pacat
Genre: Fantasy | M/M | Romance
Publisher: Berkley
Publication Date: April 7, 2015
Format: Physical
Source: Library
Damen is a warrior hero to his people, and the rightful heir to the throne of Akielos. But when his half brother seizes power, Damen is captured, stripped of his identity, and sent to serve the prince of an enemy nation as a pleasure slave.
Beautiful, manipulative, and deadly, his new master, Prince Laurent, epitomizes the worst of the court at Vere. But in the lethal political web of the Veretian court, nothing is as it seems, and when Damen finds himself caught up in a play for the throne, he must work together with Laurent to survive and save his country.
For Damen, there is just one rule: never, ever reveal his true identity. Because the one man Damen needs is the one man who has more reason to hate him than anyone else…(goodreads).
If I had to wrap up Captive Prince in one sentence, it would be "it took me by surprise."
Plot: I'd seen this book around the blogosphere a lot lately, and as an avid pursuer of romance, I knew I had to have it. When I first started reading it, I was a bit uncomfortable by the mention of rape and pedophilia, but Pacat handled it all quite well. I don't know how to explain it more than just that. I think everyone has to read it from him/herself to decide their reaction, but I was comfortable enough with the topic to want to continue the series. If you're still uneasy about all of the sex, it might help that Pacat has this unusual way of writing her graphic scenes to be somewhat"off camera." You are aware of what is happening, but Pacat does not overly state each movement or action.
Now I know I said that I wanted this book because of the romance aspect, but let me be clear and say that romance buffs will be disappointed with this first book. To me, Captive Prince doesn't read like a true trilogy, instead, it reads like one book told in three separate parts. This first part is mostly setting the scene and showing who all the key players are.
Characters: While not told in the first person perspective, Captive Prince is told from Damen's angle. He is a captured prince who is sold to the enemy as a sex slave. His master and enemy, Laurent ,is crazy as all hell - but given his environment, I can say that some of his actions are justified. They both live in a world where you can't trust anyone and political alliances play a major role in how they should behave. I felt that Captive Prince only revealed the tip of the iceberg for both Damen and Laurent, and I'm most interested in seeing them grow to trust each other and take their destinies into their own hands.
Worldbuilding: In my head, the world of the Captive Prince was very much so ancient Greece. A world full of slavery and same-sex coupling just for the sake of sex and political advances (rather than actual sexual preference). I loved it because it was full of court betrayal and intrigue, and I'm eager to see the rest of Pacat's world in the next installments.
Short N Sweet: C.S Pacat's world is both beautiful and ugly, and I can't wait to see how the story progresses!


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Do you like the portrait that Miss Bok (6) drew of me...? Also the orchids Master Bok (2) got for me, not colours I usually get but a nice change.
This week, the vet was very surprised to see Astrid alive. He expected that she wouldn't make it...and then told me her eye would probably not get better at all. It was rather depressing. But after persistent nursing from me, eye and nose drops and antibiotics daily...
Well. Here's her eye looking brightly up at me!
I was very dark on white butterflies this morning. Now my philosophy is rather zen or so I try, that is, plant some for the bugs and some for me. But they have no respect for the zen!!!! They have decimated ALL of my brassica. Again. So I took great pleasure in picking them off and feeding them to Astrid even though I really just wanted to pull out all the plants and jump up and down on them in a huge stomping tantrum.
The baby fig is leafless but lots of spinach is springing up around it.
I found some surprise peas in with the garlic too!
Olives are just about ready for picking and curing.
Hope I have better luck with the sweetpea in this hanging basket this year.
Hope you all have wonderful Sundays!
p.s. If any of you have any experience with setting up seed banks, please let me know. It's a project I'm working on for Eastern Uganda. When I get more time I'll do a proper post on it, but for now, if you know of anyone or if you do yourselves, please let me know. Thanks!!


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The boss of Mulberry has said he is "amazed" by the scale of discounts on the high street as the luxury handbag maker battles for sales in the UK.
Bruno Guillon, chief executive of Mulberry, said the company was facing fierce competition from mid-market brands cutting the price of their handbags.
Mr Guillon said: "I am amazed how many discounts I see in the market now."
When asked whether the promotions were in response to weak trading in the run-up to Christmas, he said: "I don't know, you should ask them. The economic environment is tough."
The comments from Mr Guillon echo industry-wide data from the British Retail Consortium that showed the price of non-food products in the UK fell 2pc in November compared to the same month last year.
Fashion brands have warned of restrained spending in September and October, with consumers seemingly tightening their belts after summer and preparing for Christmas.
Mr Guillon was speaking after Mulberry reported a 2pc rise in revenues to £78.1m in the six months to September 30, with pre-tax profits down from £10m to £7.2m.
The company has enjoyed success in the UK with its Alexa and Willow handbags, and Mr Guillon says he is trying to transform Mulberry from a "British success story into global success story". Mulberry plans to open a new flagship store in Paris next year.
During the half-year, revenues from Mulberry's international stores rose 29pc. Mr Guillon said this was the "first sign that the strategy is starting to work".
However, growth in UK retail sales slowed to 5pc, compared to 9pc in the same period last year. Mulberry also reported a 4pc drop in online sales, despite online sales for the UK retail industry growing by more than 15pc.
Mr Guillon said he was ""not happy, but not disappointed" about the UK performance.
As well as battling tough competition, Mulberry had to cope with a 16pc rise in global leather prices during the period. This has led to the brand putting up its prices.
The company is also without a creative director after the highly-regarded Emma Hill left in September.
Mr Guillon said Mulberry has drawn up a shortlist of candidates and is "taking time to find the right person".
Shares in Mulberry were flat at £10.25 following the results. However, they remain well down on the peak for the year of £14.49 recorded in February.
The company's profits were impacted by investment into a new factory in Somerset, with 240 new employees hired for the site. The factory is due to be at full capacity by the middle of next year and will mean that half of Mulberry's handbags are made in the UK, supporting its "Made in England" marketing drive.


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Sana Pore Putty Face Powder
12 reviews
58% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.3
Price: $$
Package Quality: 3.3
Price: $$
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Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Have only been using this for two weeks, but I'm loving it so far. Was looking for a new compact to bring around, and after like fifteen minutes of swatching it against the pink cover one (with beige tint) i decided on the clear translucent one (blue cover, as shown in the photo). It really does a great job of covering up pores and giving a smooth finish. Stays for the day - i hardly require any touch-ups. Have always liked Japanese products, and I honestly think this is a winner - not too complicated, and does what its supposed to do!
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I got the pink version of this compact on a trip to Japan in the summer. It worked great in the beginning especially in hot humid Japan. I applied it with the puff applicator that the compact came with. It worked at keeping my makeup in place in Japan, however when I came back home where it wasn't as hot and humid it did not perform as well. The powder seemed to be stuck inside the compact and even when I changed the applicator, I couldn't get much out. Disappointing for sure because I only got about a week of use from it in Japan. I fiddled with it for about 2 more months before I called it awash and threw it away. I'm glad I got this for under $10 in Japan. I would've been peeved had I spent more on it which you will probably have to do if you purchase this outside of Japan.
Not much color selection, light fragrance, and not the best Sana product I have tried.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Medium, Cool
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I bought Sana Pore Putty Powder in Blue case during the summer time to prevent foundation from meilting in the t-zone. Bofore I switched, I was using Smashbox primer which somewhat hold in the hot sticky weather, but Pore Putty works much better in the extreme summer weather.
I use it with Kabuki brush on allover my face. Ta lah, my pore on my nose become hardly noticeable. When I used it with a nice puff which comes with the powder, it deposited too much powder and gave ashy ghosty look. I'm NC35 with yellow undertone. If you don't want too much powder which give you a ghosty look, I recommend to use with face brushes. I am planning to repurchase during my next visit to Japan.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Love love love this powder! Have gone through probably 5+ of them.
Great as a finishing powder over foundation. Sheer and mattifying, might be slightly pale for deeper skintones. Does not provide a lot of coverage though - I mainly use it to set my foundation and reduce shine throughout the day.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I found this at a Japanese shop and didn't hesitate to try it out. Japanese products, especially skin-related cosmetics and treatments are of good quality (as is all things made in Japan). I was very pleased with it. The powder is smooth, light and mattifying. I have very shiny T-zone spots (forehead, nose and even my side cheeks), which is quite unflattering on anyone. It was just enough matte to look natural. Just enough matte to take away the shine. It's been 6 hours and my skin still looks matte and fresh. Nothing heavy. It's as if I have no powder or foundation on. Simply the natural sheen of clean, clear skin. Sometimes heavy mattifying powders are too heavy and the layer is obvious. I don't want to look like I'm wearing an overly "flawless" mask. You know how some faces look too smooth it looks fake? This is not the case here. I am now interested in buying other SANA products for sure.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
As I'm already quite pale, this product matched my skin tone perfectly. Furthermore, it did not leave any cakey finish - bonus! It's also a fairy good size to bring around.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I got this product two summers ago in Tokyo in a small sample size free when I purchased some sana pore putty and was immediately hooked. As stated by the previous reviewer, it is only suitable for light complexions, I have very pale scottish skin, and this suits me perfectly, and gives me an almost flawless look with good staying power. I use it over foundation and BB creams and it really does do a good job of minimizing the look of my pores without drying as I often struggle to find a face powder that does not dry my already dry skin. I like the powder puff it comes with it applies the product well for me and I just put mine into the washing machine in a small delicates bag to keep it hygienic. Luckily it is easily available online as back in scotland it is impossible to get, and I have unable to find a comparable product here so I stock up regularly, LOVE IT!
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Cool
Hair: Red, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
the other reviewers have complained that the powder is too light, but since i can never find foundations light enough, this is perfect. i've only worn it once for a few hours so far, but it seems to have good staying and foundation-setting power. previous to this i've been using cargo blu-ray powder, and i think i like this better.
also, some have complained about a sponge, but it comes with a cute little puff now which i like.
if you have extremely pale skin like i do, i would definitely recommend this.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I've have this powder for a while, and I really like it. It's pretty finely milled and definitely decreases the appearance of my pores without looking cakey. Unfortunately, the biggest problem with this powder is that it only comes in one, very light colored shade, which doesn't blend with my skin tone that well. For that reason, I'd probably not buy this again
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Olive, Warm
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Agree with the below reviews - this is some seriously pale powder. Even for me, and I am quite pale. And holy moly does this make your skin look like a parched, powdery desert. I will admit it has some pore-filling properties but the colour and texture is really...ugh, let's just say I saw myself in some well lit mirrors and did a double take. One more nail in the coffin - the sponge it comes with is a nasty, skinny little thing that deteriorates fast.
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Hello there, Mark Twain fans!
Julia Pistell here, Caitlin's office neighbor and comrade in Twain scholarship. I will be helping out with the blog from time to time to keep you up to speed on our thoughts and programs. I pledge to live up to her high standards.
Last weekend, the New Jersey paper the Star Ledger published a short essay I wrote about three Twain biographers. These three writers will be visiting us on Monday, May 10th to discuss their work. It's all part of the NEA's Big Read. The biographers don't always agree, so the panel has the makings of an enthralling literary debate. We hope you'll be there.
Below is an excerpt of my Star Ledger piece. Read it over, think up some questions for our panel, and come by on Monday!
In 1909, Thomas Edison, a resident of Menlo Park and West Orange, filmed Samuel Clemens at his home in Redding, Conn., thus creating the only moving picture of America's most popular writer. Edison's brief footage shows Twain as he still lives in our cultural imagination: dressed in white, smoking a cigar.
Now, at the centennial commemoration of the death of Samuel L. Clemens, the author's life has transformed into the legacy of Mark Twain. How we recall Twain today is reflective of how he wanted to be remembered: as, in his purported words, not "an American, but the American." Three new biographical works revise this image.
Michael Shelden's "Mark Twain, Man in White: The Grand Adventure of His Final Years" (Random House, 528 pp., $30) is "the story of how this consummate showman staged his parting scenes, what he did to perpetuate his fame and how he made it pay long after he was gone." Shelden's work addresses an essential fact about Twain: As a writer, he understood the power of symbolism. Twain is the one who pointed out the association of his birth and death with the passing of Halley's comet; who permanently stuck Huck, Jim and a raft into the American imagination; and who appeared in a white suit one day, as Shelden says, "impossible to ignore."
And yet there are conflicting ideas about who Twain was and who he is to us now.
Laura Skandera Trombley's "Mark Twain's Other Woman: The Hidden History of His Final Years" (Knopf, 352 pp., $27.95) relies on the personal writings of Twain's secretary, Isabel Lyon, to argue he had a darker side, kept out of both his autobiography and the biography he authorized Alfred Bigelow Paine to write while Twain was alive. Trombley seeks to unearth "the story that Mark Twain was determined no one would ever tell."
Jerome Loving's more traditional biography, "Mark Twain: The Adventures of Samuel L. Clemens" (University of California Press, 520 pp., $34.95), says Mark Twain "began as a humorist and ended as a pessimist." Loving tells yet a third story, a "segmented or episodic life, much like his greatest fictions." Loving argues that Twain's final years are merely an epilogue to his life, and that "Mark Twain also died that early June day" in 1904 when his wife, Olivia, died, rendering both the white suit and his relations with Lyon insignificant. The final years that preoccupy Shelden's and Trombley's books are, Loving implies, less important than the years Twain spent altering American literature.
The Mark Twain House & Museum in Hartford, Conn., whose mission is to cast a wide net on the author's interests, is untroubled by the complex and conflicting interpretations of Samuel Clemens. On May 10, these three authors will convene there to discuss their respective books and Twain's legacy.
See you there!
-- Julia
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
100 Years, 100 Ways of Thinking about Sam
Posted by The Mark Twain House & Museum at 10:00 AM
4 comments:
- Literary Dreamer said...
And it should be pointed out that the article was written by...Julia Pistell. :-)
- May 5, 2010 at 3:48 PM
- Literary Dreamer said...
And the Star-Ledger Staff. Don't want to forget them. :-)
- May 5, 2010 at 3:49 PM
- The Mark Twain House in Hartford, CT said...
Ah, sorry, Literary Dreamer! I didn't mean to be tricky about that-- just wanted to adapt what I'd already written to the blog. I just went back into the post and cleared it up. -- Julia
- May 6, 2010 at 9:31 AM
- Literary Dreamer said...
I didn't think you were being tricky about it. I just wanted to give credit where credit was due. Sorry if my emoticon gave the wrong impression!
- May 6, 2010 at 5:27 PM
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Max Bowden's: Beware Distractions – It IS The Economy Stupid
Column – Max Bowden
The "Tea Party" sideshow has thrown a spanner in the works of this election campaign, and may yet throw up a rogue result.
Max Bowden's BusinessSense: Beware The Distractions – It Really IS The Economy Stupid!
The "Tea Party" sideshow has thrown a spanner in the works of this election campaign, and may yet throw up a rogue result.
It has brought a bit of life to the campaign, but it means we are not getting to the bottom of what the main parties are going to do about the real problem facing the country – economic growth and prosperity for everyone.
While we all have our own opinion about the way the mainstream media operate, and the rights and wrongs of this incident have yet to be established by the Courts, it is clear there is an agenda to get some dirt into the campaign.
What this means is a smokescreen descending over real policy issues. How National, or Labour if they are elected, plan to get the country through the next few years as the global economy flirts with a second huge meltdown, will be critical to us all.
There must be both a plan A, and a plan B. Lessons must be taken from other nations which have successfully pulled themselves from the mire.
Trans Tasman's Economic Debate www.transtasman.co.nz looks at two such economic success stories:
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"Economic Debate – How To Beat The Crisis A correspondent for CBS's MoneyWatch has gone beyond regurgitating the bad news about the eurozone crumbling, Washington's feuding "supercommittee" bumbling the job of budget trimming and the slump of US consumer confidence.
He asked if anyone was doing things right and found yes, some were. Despite the economic pall settling over much of the globe, he reported, some countries were showing resolve and ingenuity in getting their houses in order. He identified two (no, NZ was overlooked).
Each had been battered by separate financial crises and offered vital lessons for Europe and the US about how to spur economic recovery.
First, Iceland – remember its economic meltdown, bank collapses, debt mire and plunge into recession in 2009? Helped by a $4.6bn IMF loan Iceland has recovered rapidly.
Eschewing privatisation, the Govt nationalised the three largest banks, capital controls were imposed to protect the currency, financial regulation was tightened, and creditors, not taxpayers, were lumbered with most bank-related losses. Sharp spending cuts (favoured by many European states but now stifling the region's growth) were rejected.
Iceland's recession ended in the second half of 2010. Private spending increased and exports began to rise; wages rebounded and people's purchasing power was boosted, income inequality declined and Iceland's sovereign debt is stronger than that (eg) of Ireland, which wouldn't nationalise its financial sector.
The lesson: The best route out of a recession is to boost, not slash, Govt spending and put money in the hands of people most likely to spend it. And in a financial crisis, bank executives, shareholders and bondholders – not taxpayers – must take the economic hit.
Argentina was the second case study in how to bounce back from financial calamity. It sparked re-growth over the past decade in several ways, including bucking IMF pressure to repay its creditors in full, cut spending, raise taxes and slash social services.
Its Govt revenue rose from 15% of GDP in 2002 to more than 23% seven years later but unemployment shrunk from over 16% to just over 7% today.
Its path to recovery suggests defaulting on debt doesn't necessarily spell disaster, especially if it keeps creditors at bay. NZ, in contrast, is preoccupied with its budget deficit, rather than ready to make economic growth and employment top priority.
Yet the PM this week acknowledged private sector debt, rather than Crown debt, is NZ's bigger problem as Europe's debt crisis threatens the global economy. So which case studies have inspired him?"
As economists point out, austerity stops growth. Excessive savings stops growth, and without growth, debt cannot be repaid because there is not enough revenue.
The austerity message is widely discredited. The only way to get out of a recession is to encourage growth.
The question our political masters must answer is how they will encourage this growth.
This is why the "Tea Party" scandal is such a distraction. We are approaching a crucial election and all the media can focus on is who said what about whom in an innocuous meeting between two politicians.
We expect better, from our media, and our politicians.
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Vutek: Superwide to be most profitable market for commercial printer Primary Color
Monday, October 03, 2005
Press release from the issuing companyTwo years after installing its first VUTEk printer, Primary Color, a leading Los Angeles-based prepress and sheetfed printing company, reports significant success with its superwide business, set to be the company's most profitable market in 2006. Underpinned by the quality and productivity of its PressVu UV 200/600, UV-curing, rigid and flexible printer, and its UltraVu 5330, five-meter, solvent VUTEk printer, Primary Color's superwide business has gone from strength to strength, supplying a wide range of indoor and outdoor graphics. John Shaffer, Primary Color, Large Format Director, comments, "Superwide printing is a great fit for our commercial business and company ethos of 'all under one roof'. Customers now get complete peace of mind for all their printed needs. By using us, they benefit from the brand and corporate identity consistency provided by exact color matching and high quality print." "Due to this combination of service and print excellence, in 2006 we fully expect our superwide business to be the most profitable product area for Primary Color," says John. As a traditional commercial printer producing a variety of items including publications, advertising materials and high quality brochures, Primary Color is a very progressive company. However, with the decline in prepress sales, it looked for new sources of revenue, identifying the superwide market as synergistic with its existing lithographic business. John continues, "Our traditional commercial business is changing. Where once we were responsible for production of all artwork through to final delivery, the evolution of digital technology now enables agencies to supply print-ready PDFs directly. This has significantly reduced our bread-and-butter commercial work. "To compensate for this, in 2003, we purchased a VUTEk UltraVu 5330 to extend our services to clients and provide large format graphics to the automotive and entertainment industries." Primary Color used its VUTEk printer's five-meter, 330 dpi capabilities to print applications including billboards and building wraps for existing customers. Quite quickly, its reputation for high quality superwide printing was established, and it looked for an additional machine to extend its business. In 2004, Primary Color installed a VUTEk PressVu UV 200/600, rigid and flexible printer. "The PressVu UV 200/600 has enabled us to significantly reduce labor costs. By printing direct to the final substrate, we have been able to eliminate the lamination process, streamlining production and saving time and money," comments John. This capability was recently demonstrated by a job undertaken for the 2005 Magic Clothing Show, held at the Las Vegas Convention Center. By using its VUTEk PressVu UV 200/600, Primary Color was able to print straight to pre-cut magnetic sheets that were then installed onto the building's metal facade. John continues, "With our VUTEk flatbed printer, we have been able to eliminate processes, enabling us to double our profit on these jobs. The machine's use of UV inks has resulted in print that is much more durable, and improved our overall product and service to customers." However, according to Primary Color, the biggest challenge the company faces is in educating its customers to the capabilities of the machine and the variety of substrates available to them. "The printer is so flexible and revolutionary, that for the creative market, customers often don't realize its full potential. But, once they see the output from the printer, they are sold, and their imaginations are fired," says John. Established in 1985, Primary Color today employs over 250 people at its California facilities in Los Angeles and Orange County. Operating 24-hour shifts, seven days a week, Primary Color is currently running to capacity with its two VUTEk printers. John concludes, "For us, our entry in to the superwide market has been a huge success, and as such, we will be shortly looking to expand our operation."
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- Closeout products and worn clothing are not returnable.
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Halo 4 confirmed to be direct sequel to Halo 3
Ryan Martin / 7 years ago
Halo developers 343 industries have confirmed that next years Halo 4 release will indeed be a direct sequel to the storyline of Halo 3. This was an official announcement made by 343 industries at PAX (Penny Arcade Expo) and they also said that the new series would be called the "reclaimer trilogy".
The new trilogy will heavily emphasise master chief as the main character in the story and Cortana was also said to feature heavily in the new storyline which will feature and unique and never seen before relationship between the two characters.
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Gotta say bye again for a wee bit. Husband's discharge orders finally came through, and we'll be packing up this weekend, leaving bright and early on Tuesday for the long drive from NC to Texas. Home sweet home!
I will be limited on my online time for a few months (not sure how long exactly) while we get back on our feet, but I will be able to monitor the boards here and at the Sacred Grove. Hopefully I'll be able to impliment fixes somehow if needs be. Will be my luck that Bramblebrook opens whilst I'm gone! Alas!
Bloody tree is going to suffer again, blast, but it can't be helped.
Take care everyone, and I hope to see you all again soon. New faces included and new baby willing (We're expecting our 1st, 6 months to go!)


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I've made some good progress on this Family Ties quilt since returning from Florida. I was hoping to have the top pieced in time for today's post, but didn't quite make it. These are the strips in the center section and there will be some longer additional blocks for side borders that will really set this off.
Each tie block is surrounded by a blue/gray linen-look cotton from French General. It looks quite gray in the upper picture, but it actually has a nice heather blue look to it. I believe it's called "Woad Blue". I think it resembles the look of men's suiting fabric, so it's a perfect compliment to the ties.
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Name: Hind Al-Awadi
Restaurant: PantryBee
Title: Co-founder
Chef: Morimoto.
Cooking show: Chopped.
Cookbook: PantryBee recipe cards, of course!
Q: What experience most defined your decision and desire to get into the food industry?
My inability to stop eating as well as my tendency to base all life decisions on food.
Q: What do you love the most about your current job?
Bringing people back into the kitchen and closer to their food, it's amazing to help people with the gift of cooking.
Q: Where is your favorite place to shop for food and ingredients in Kuwait?
I'm obsessed with Korean food, so Singarea is definitely up there, and I love the specialty produce farms like Sadeer and Kenayana produce.
Q: What food most reminds you of your family's house, and why?
Peeking duck and samboosek. We usually have quite a mix of things on the table every family lunch.
Q: When you want to go somewhere else to eat, where do you go and why?
Thai is my go to in Kuwait. There's a lot to choose from, and they know how to bring the spice.
Q: Who in the world would you most like to cook for?
The Chopped judges.
Q: Name 3 ingredients that start with the first letter of your name.
Habanero, hazelnut and honey.
Q: What do you think will be the biggest food trend of 2018?
I think we'll see more plant-based eateries open up.


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Andre Delvaux directed this stylish, yet ultimately empty adaptation of a historical novel by Marguerite Yourcenar. Gian Maria Volonte leads the cast as Zenon, a Belgian doctor and alchemist in the 1500s. Zenon travels across Europe for many years hiding from the Inquisition, which eventually catches up with him when he returns to his native Brugge in disguise. The narrative...more
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Yesterday our lovely group of people took the train from London, under the English Channel, and into Paris!
I've got to be honest here; I was not looking forward to Paris very much prior to the trip. My brother told me that I was going to wish we were spending days there, but I wasn't convinced. Alas, I stand corrected! (You were right, Jon!)
Paris was an absolute stunner. Everything about it was just as lovely as pop culture makes it seem! Hilariously, the city feels like its eons younger than the places we've been in England, but we all know thats laughable compared to the US. The US is the real baby.
We only has the day in Paris, made shorter by snow (yes, snow!) on the tracks, preventing a speedy train trip. I know we're totally used to snow being from Ohio, but when it snows here, the world stops. The Parisians did not know what to do (nor did the Londoners, for that matter) once just a few centimeters collected on their slick pavement. If you think Columbus has bad driving, then go to Paris. It's a perspective-changer, to day the least!
We scooted our way from place to place, under the impeccable guiding of our Parisian tour guide. He was awesome. He zipped us straight to the Louvre (!!!!!!!!), giving us the swiftest and fullest tour he could with the little time we had. It was ridiculously amazing. I felt really challenged to reevaluate the terms and standards of beauty we have in our culture compared to the cultures of old, even just from that short visit.
Next, we headed for Eiffel Tower photo ops, where we beheld a white-washed snowy backdrop, paired with a Nutella crepe. Talk about dreamy and delightful. After touring the city by bus, our hilariously animated tour guide leading the way, we stopped in a restaurant for a Croque Madame (the best sandwich ever of my life – a Parisian classic), Parisian red wine, and upside down apple tart with Grand Marnier. Too much wonderful in kme sitting! From there we headed to the train station to return to London.
I love Paris. Despite my feet getting soaked in the slosh and puddles, and despite getting stuck on the train for five hours on the way home, putting us back to the hotel at 2:00 am, I loved Paris! It was only a slight little taste if the city, of course, soooo I suppose I'll just have to go back. 🙂 Let's just say Im going to have to come back and get the French language under my belt, in full (I was able to order my meal and almost have the most simple of conversations! But not good enough for me) . That's a good enough reason, right?


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Art vs Science
Off The Edge of The Earth…, the follow up to Art vs Science's ARIA Award-winning debut, debuted at #1 on the AIR Album Chart and has been widely praised. A concise edit of ten tracks that traverse the terrain of pop, dance, rock and '70s-styled funk, the Sydney three-piece demonstrate a new-found sophistication without losing the sense of F.U.N. that made them so popular from the outset.
The band's recent and highly original cover of Metallica's Enter Sandman amassed over 400k online views in just 3 days, with Tone Deaf calling it 'the best Like A Version of the year'.
And here's some more praise from around the industry…
'The Sydney trio succeed in delivering an ambitious and more sophisticated second album without losing their dance floor appeal' – The Guardian
'Off the Edge Of the Earth and Into Forever, Forever is a comeback that proves just how good AvS can be.' – Rolling Stone
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Support comes from KLP, the host of Triple J's House Party and a rising star in her own right (check out her latest original video for new single Recover ft. Remi). The tour promises to be one proper party.


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These premium floor mats feature a thick, 80/20 Rayon/Nylon blend to match your original carpet. The reverse side is a high-quality nipple design to withstand slippage. They feature a grip-lock, non-skid, poly-coated backing with tightly pre-sewn edges to enhance durability. They are produced to the same color specifications as the original molded carpet that we sell and are available in every color.


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Lilly e Violetta
Luxury fur label Lilly e Violetta calls on small Italian studios with generations of experience in fur craft to make its exquisite fur coats, capes and gilets. Nurturing traditional, artisanal techniques to get the best results from its wealth of responsibly-sourced mink, fox, rabbit, chinchilla and sable furs, Lilly e Violetta also explores new avenues of fur design to creative innovative pieces that are timeless yet fashion-forward. Entirely handmade to ensure each piece is entitled to precision and care, styles are offered up in a limited edition to ensure exclusivity and attention-to-detail. From plush cropped jackets in rich natural hues and pastel colourways to super-soft gilets and capes, the collection is designed to transition seamlessly into your everyday wardrobe.more
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Nomad Mug With Square Handle
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We are crushing on this new range of handcrafted ceramics called "Nomad". The colours, textures, undulating completely unique craftsman vibe makes each piece a collectable. Give as a gift or get the set for a seriously instagrammable dinner party!
* Organic form with unique characteristics
* 400ml Short mug with square handle
* Made from pottery
* Dishwasher & Microwave safe
* Designed by Salt & Pepper in Australia


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A Collaborative workshop Organized by Karuti Kanyinga (IDS University of Nairobi), Nic Cheeseman (Oxford University), Justin Willis (Durham University), and Gabrielle Lynch (Warwick University) At Lillian Towers of the Nairobi Safari Club.
Wamalwa, Herberts attended a Seminar on Innovation and Development, the Tanzania National Workshop and All African Globelics. This was held Kunduchi Beach Hotel & Resort, in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
Successful African Firms and Institutional Change (SAFIC) Project First Joint Workshop held at Nairobi, Kenya (Lenana Mount Hotel).
McCormick, Dorothy; Kamau, Paul and Wamalwa, Herberts attended SAFIC workshop in Nairobi. The meeting brought together IDS and collaborating partners.
African Clothing and Footwear Research Network (ACFRN) Kenya dissemination workshop on the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) funded research entitled "Adjusting to Chinese Ascendancy in the Post-MFA Global Clothing Industry" at Nairobi Safari Club/Lilian Towers
The IDS research team held a workshop at Nairobi Safari Club Hotel to discuss the findings of the case study on Paratransit Business Strategies. These stakeholders included those who had been interviewed for the study as well as other industry players from the private and public sector.
The 2011 APSA Africa Workshop on "Representation Reconsidered: Ethnic Politics and Africa's Governance Institutions in Comparative Perspective" was held in partnership with the Institute for Development Studies at the University of Nairobi in Kenya. It was led by Todd Eisenstadt and Carl LeVan, both of American University in Washington, DC, along with Tabitha Mulyampiti from Makerere University in Uganda, and Karuti Kanyinga from the University of Nairobi, Kenya.
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