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I have to say this card really makes me smile. I just love how the colors all came together and my yummy yummy ribbon!!! A couple of details, I colored Tilda in distress inks, the paper is from DCWV Mariposa pad and I have no clue where I got my ribbon! Crazy Huh! I want more!
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Academic journal article Military Review
Medical Aspects of Biological Warfare
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MEDICAL ASPECTS OF BIOLOGICAL WARFARE, Zygmunt Dembek Sr., ed., Office of the Surgeon General, Borden Institute-Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, DC, 2007, 675 pages, $72.00. Also available on CD-ROM and printable PDF, see www.bordeninstitute.army.mil for details.
Medical Aspects of Biological Warfare is an authoritative and current version of Medical Aspects of Chemical and Biological Warfare: Textbook of Military Medicine, Part I: Warfare, Weaponry, and the Casualty (Office of the Surgeon General Department of the Army, 1997).
The new edition is a single-source compendium focused primarily on important biological agents that have significant potential to be used in war or by terrorists. The book contains chapters on characteristics of critical biological agents to include their induced illnesses, diagnosis, treatments, and vaccine status. It also contains chapters dedicated to doctrine and policy.
All DOD medical personnel should have a working knowledge of biological warfare and many would argue that all service members should also have some familiarity. Since the original version was published, this mission has become critically important as evidenced by the upsurge of bioterrorism incidents, significantly increased federal funding, and expansion of the research program into non-DOD laboratories. One need only consider the impact of the 2001 anthrax letters to reinforce this.
The book is organized in a similar format to the original version but with greatly expanded information that captures recent advances in biomedical knowledge. …


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This is a photo of the cover. (I can't believe my library district put that big sticker on the cover, and I hope it comes off.)
This poem is more obscure, almost an assigned role play, but hey, it's a unicorn. Right?
Whether I pull anything from this book or not, I'm enjoying it. I wish I could read the original Greek, though.
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So I went to the Opera House and saw the Harbor bridge today.....traveling alone sucks because I don't really get pictures of myself here...You're just going to have to believe me when I say I'm here because there's no real proof....
While walking down the street I've noticed that I'm doing that which-way-you-wanna-go dance on the street with other pedestrians much more than usual. Suddenly it dawned on me that they want to walk to my right instead of my left!!! It's funny how when we walk, we want to follow the rules of the road. I guess I need to start thinking like an Aussie now.
I forgot to say yesterday, following the same lines, that everything is bacwards...the escalators (I keep wanting to go down the ups), the foscets turn the other way...I haven't noticed if toilets flush the other direction because mine in the hotel is one of those square ones that don't flow in a circlular manner.
The other agents and invited guests arrive today and we have a coctail reception this afternoon (early evening) so hopefully tomorrow I won't be breakfasting alone!
G'Day to you all...I'll write again at the end of the week.


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SHE MADE a name for herself in the '90s with movies like "A League of Their Own" and "Tank Girl," but Lori Petty likes to say she was an accidental movie star. Moving to New York at age 18, she worked as a waitress in between auditions and slept on friends' couches, at the YMCA, or, on occasion, in Central Park. "It was so comfortable it was like home," Petty recalls as she sits at a deck cafe overlooking the Santa Monica beach, her big blue eyes and cropped hair rendering her immediately recognizable to "Point Break" fans sitting nearby.
But it's her life prior to the big city that gave her material for her new movie. The story of her small-town childhood and the abuse she suffered serves as the basis for her directorial debut, "The Poker House," which premieres Friday at the Los Angeles Film Festival.
Petty, who was born in Tennessee and raised in Iowa, grew up with her two sisters in a home where neglect was the least of the troubles. Their mother, single after leaving a husband who beat her, became addicted to drugs and alcohol and resorted to prostitution to make ends meet. As a young teen, Petty was sexually abused at the hands of someone she trusted. The film, which stars Selma Blair ("Legally Blonde"), spares nothing, including the moments of love and humor shared by the sisters while doing their best to survive.


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Action RPG Meets First Person Shooter!!! Borderlands is the first 4 player Co-op Role Playing Shooter; combining the intuitive reward systems of action RPGs and the frantic-paced combat of First Person Shooters. The Game of the Year Edition includes all 4 of the add-on packs so that you can enjoy all of the content from one of the Most Acclaimed Games of 2009 in one sweet package. "The Zombie Island of Doctor Ned" – The Jakobs Corporation would like to invite you to experience the splendor of a corporate owned small town known as Jakobs Cove. Any rumors you may have heard about the "undead" walking our streets are completely preposterous and we officially deny them all. "Mad Moxxi's Underdome Riot" – Are you god's gift to gun fights? Think you're the best? Wanna prove it? Then help us celebrate the grand opening of Marcus Bank by killing hundreds and hundreds of people, the only competitive arena around where your next of kin can be assured that you're coming back famous . . . or not at all. (All proceeds are kept by us) "The Secret Armory of General Knoxx" – Want more of the Borderlands story? Want more loot than you could possibly figure out what to do with? Of course you do! And with The Secret Armory of General Knoxx, you can have your cake and eat it too… if you're not too busy playing this game. Rise up to become the ultimate loot pillager… or die trying. "Claptrap's New Robot Revolution" – This destructive adventure invites you back to the inhospitable environments of Pandora to battle a vicious new threat; an ever-amassing army of homicidal Claptraps led by the cunning Ninja Assassin.
A sci-fi/action RPG from acclaimed developer Gearbox, Borderlands combines the best in first-person shooter (FPS) action gaming with elements of a traditional role-playing game (RPG). The excitement of this hybridization is further magnified by the game's groundbreaking content generation system which allows for a near-endless variety in missions, environments, enemies, weapons, item drops and character customization, making the game's single player, multiplayer and online campaigns not to be missed. This special Game of the Year edition takes the action even further with the inclusion of all four of the downloadable content releases for the game, as well as a fold-out map of all the Borderlands Pandoran territories.
In a distant future, the planets at the outer edges of the galaxy have become a beacon to fortune seekers and those yearning for a better life off world, but there are no guarantees in deep space. Pandora, one of these distant planets, was reported to be rich in untapped mineral wealth, and so drew many hoping to get rich quick, but in the end little was found beyond the scattered ruins of a past alien civilization. With nothing to gain, any who could soon abandoned Pandora, leaving those who remained to deal with the lawlessness of a world gone bust, and the mystery of the long-dead alien civilization. But as chaotic as these times were, there were worse days yet to come. After several years the planet's huge orbit slowly brought it near to its sun and once unknown and horrifying creatures sprang from their long hibernation to terrify the stranded colonists. The only hope of the colonists seems to be a vault discovered in a mountainside, rumored to contain alien technology and secrets about Pandora. Will this discovery be the colonist's salvation or their end? Discover their fate in Borderlands.
As in a traditional RPG, Borderlands is built around the continual leveling of characters as they delve into quests. These quests include both story-driven adventures and side quests that offer players rewards such as items exclusive to quest completion and/or forward movement of the story. Players can look forward to action set in both single player and multiplayer modes–including co-op play–as well as vehicular combat, literally thousands of different types of weapons that change each time you play and randomly generated maps and map features.
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The White Lions are Andoran soldiers who have sworn fealty to the Lion Throne of Andor, as opposed to the Queen of Andor.
The White Lions were recruited by Rahvin, posing as a western Andoran lord named Gaebril to replace the Queen's Guards. Rahvin had designs to claim the Lion Throne for himself, and needed the swords to achieve his goals as the Queen's Guards would have fought him to the end.
After Rahvin was destroyed by balefire wielded by Rand, and Rand himself had taken control of the city, the majority of the White Lions fled Andor and ended up near the Spine of the World with Cairhienin rebels.


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Intelligent animals teach us a thing or two
It's not only in fairy stories that animals can talk, feel emotion and solve problems, says the biologist Liz Bonnin
I spent a year in search of the planet's most intelligent animals and discovered that they match us in all the capabilities we once thought set humans apart — from tool use to language, culture and emotional intelligence.
The animals I met will remain in my memory for ever — here are my picks for the top five most intelligent animals:
1 The elephants of Botswana showed me that they have an incredible memory, remembering places they may have visited only once before, decades ago, and telling each other about it. They have a way of exchanging knowledge of places where food is abundant and exact times of year to visit them, not only to each other when they meet, but also across vast distances.


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This entry is dedicated to Emily. And to all the Emily's who have ever been hurt, betrayed, abused, used, or misled by one who claimed to love them. As the world celebrates romantic love for Valentine's Day, stop and ponder what True Love is.
I Corinthians 13:4-8 The Bible's Definition of Love Today's text needs no explaination from me.....only the Holy Spirit to lead you and guide you into full understanding and application. Read these verses in as many translations as possible! This is true love. Agape love. No one will never be able to fully love you this way and you will never be able to fully love in this way, either. But as I Corinthians 14:1 states, "Let love be your greatest aim!" We must aspire to it, but we will never fully attain it until our sanctification is complete in Heaven. I am posting a Paraphase of these verses by me, that I drew from several sources. God Bless you with real and abiding love!
Love bears pains and trails calmly and without complaint. It is disposed to be helpful and agreeable. Love is never suspicious, distrustful or apprehensive. Love is never begrudging of what another has. Love does not call attention to oneself, exaggerate or brag. Love is not arrogant or over-bearing. It does not feel superior to others. Love is not blatantly proud. Love is never excessively or exclusively concerned with oneself without regard to others. Love is never offensive, discourteous, vulgar or abrupt. Love does not insist upon or require it's own way. Love is not quickly annoyed or angered. Love does not take offense on slight provocation. Love has no deep seated resentment, nor abides ill will. Love will hardly pay attention, nor comment, when it's rights are violated or it is treated unfairly. Love is never glad about another's rights being violated or them being treated unfairly. It is not glad when hurt is inflicted upon someone. But love rejoices when sincerity abounds and lives align with God's Will! If you love someone, you will be faithful and unswerving no matter what the cost. You will always believe in him, accepting trustfully, convinced of his good and worth. You will always think the best of him, and look forward to the best for him. You will always stand you ground to protect and shield them, maintianing your belief in the face of argument or hostile criticism.
Love is not a feeling, but a choice that leads to action! Love is not a noun, but a verb! It is in the doing. Love is continous and ongoing!


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Could it be?
So this was kind of a weird thing that happened. I was working on the Zelda cartoon and took a minute to stop and do some doodles. I ended up drawing a few pictures of Grey. At some point I thought "What if I made a Candy Corns 2?" just for the sake of making a stupid sequel and bringing the characters out of retirement. That night I had actually wrote the episode and recorded the dialogue. I thought if I didn't commit it just wouldn't happen. The next thing you know I'm in full blown Candy Corns 2 mode. I was going to use the original theme song, but I talked to Joe about doing sound and he wanted to redo the theme. Next thing you know I'm over his place rerecording the audio, and we have a new theme song. As for the look, my first instinct was to use the models of Grey and Jacquo from GFG, though I even considered going back to the original designs. Instead, I wanted to do the entire short by hand, and so I did, hence the reason the characters look different. I wanted to get the short done by the start of this month, and I succeeded. I'll tell you what, it's ALWAYS more work than I anticipate. I worked my ass off this month to get this thing done.
This short isn't going to light the world on fire. I made it because, one I wanted to, and two for the few fans that wanted to see that these two characters have been up to, which apparently isn't much. This is the first time in four years that Grey has been in a short and the first time they've been in a short together. Fucking crazy.
I missed updating the Nerdlog last month, so here is an episode of This is the Part Where I Draw. I did the TMNT this time as I was getting pumped for the new show, and rightfully so, it's quite good!
I plan on doing a Grey & Jacquo episode of Where I Draw this week to celebrate Candy Corns 2. Now back to working on Zelda. I'm aiming for December, but we'll see!


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Obviously, I have never had to deal with infertility. I feel extremely lucky and blessed to not have to have that be a trial in my life.Those who suffer with infertility are warriors. And oh, how it hurts, to see another negative pregnancy test, or more treatments that don't work for my friends!
As I have said NUMEROUS times, one of my favorite things, and dreams, is for all those who suffer, to be able to carry a child. I have a dear dear friend, Bridget, who is amazing. She has suffered with infertility for years, and is a warrior. She and her husband were able to adopt a little boy, who is forever theirs, and is oh so handsome. This is the same little boy that went home from Kindergarten with his first phone number from a girl. That girl, was my little, and we giggled and giggled. She says they are just getting to be best friends. ha, anyway, that was almost 7 years ago.
Then, through lots of prayer, fasting, a lost baby(that was to be placed with them), they entered into their first (I think, correct me if I'm wrong Bridget) round of IVF. It was a success! I have never been as happy then to see that "Expectant mother parking" spot being taken up by Bridget! The welcomed a handsome little boy into their lives just over a year ago. He is SO HANDSOME, and happy, and cute. And is so loved!
So they've come to their journey of IVF again. And I am SO SO happy to help. Well, I know that 35% of the sales isn't a ton... I can only add so much, but I hope it can do something for them!
I am hosting an online Norwex Party and donating the fund from this to their IVF fund. In the process you get AMAZING products!!! Its going on NOW and will be closed at 11:00 PM on the 31st. So that the orders can be placed and sent out in a timely manner!
Come help Jon and Bridget Build their family!!!!!
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Happy New year crafters. I am starting off my inspiration for you with a challenge from Ooh La La.
An easy peasy one to get your mojo working again for 2016 'Girly' chosen by the lovely Deborah.
In the true tradition of the festive season, using left overs, to create yummy recipes I'm showing how I created a card using left overs or bits and pieces!!
This is my inspiration for you.
I started with a square based card in cream and scalloped the edges with fancy scissors. Down the fold I created a braided edge. Video on You Tube link braided/lattice edged.
I embossed the opening edge with a flower border folder.
The topper sentiment is from OLL 'Say it with words'. The additional bow to the spray of embossed flowers is from the Paula Oakley OLL CD. Most of the CDs have these pretty bows on. This was the perfect colour for my card.
Inside the card I added a left over piece of background paper from OLL ' Fleur D'Imagination' to show through the braiding.
Then of course I had to make it more 'girly' with the addition of gems. These were placed down the braided edge and on the flowers and the bows.
I hope you like this simple card with a few ideas for you to use left overs/snippets.
Don't forget to pop over to Ooh La La challenge blog (link in side bar) to see what the rest of the design have created to inspire you. There are some fab 'Girly' cards to get your mojo working again!! Get creating!!
I hope you all have a happy, healthy 2016 and have lots of fun crafting.
I'll be back later this month with more inspiration for you and links to some other fab challenges to inspire you!!
Monday, 4 January 2016
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Fabulous design, very pretty Wyn!ReplyDelete
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Great work Wynn, I love that braided edge, very pretty indeed and well done you in using the left overs, I'm so bad for not using scraps! Thanks also for the sizing tip, I can now shrink images... So easy when you know how! Happy New Year, JxReplyDelete
This is a brilliant card Wynn, such a pretty design - your braided edge is fabulous.ReplyDelete
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Knitting is one of the most relaxing and satisfying crafts and hobby that you should learn to do. It is common to see a group of women seated together knitting while at the same time chatting. If you are a knitting beginner do not worry if the needles feel foreign or if the whole knitting process becomes frustrating.
You will get used within no time. It is advisable that you are patient with yourself and if you make use of the proper tools you will definitely achieve your goals. To make things easy for yourself, you can learn the following top 10 knitting tips and techniques.
1. Always get the proper knitting supplies: Knitting is not a complicated issue as long as you start out with the right equipment. You will only need to start with yarn and a good pair of knitting needles.
2. Choose the right needles: It is a good idea to start with wooden knitting needles because yarn tends to stay on these needles better. They also allow beginners to knit easier. Avoid metal and plastic needles because yarn tends to slip off when using them.
3. The next tip that is also among the top 10 knitting tips and techniques is that the wooden needles that you will start with should be large. With larger needles it will be easy for you to complete the knitting faster and it will also be possible to see any mistakes that you might make.
4. Use natural yarn such as cotton or wool: Using natural yarn makes knitting easier, especially for beginners. Wool also stays on your knitting needles much better as well. Avoid fancy yarn that might end up being challenging to you.
5. Learn knitting jargon: It is also important that you learn all the knitting jargon that is commonly used. For example K means Knit, KB is Knit-in-back, P is purl, while BO bind off. All these will make learning new patterns easier.
6. Look for patterns and instruction books: The sixth tip that is among the top 10 knitting tips and techniques is to look for several patterns and instruction books that will guide you in your knitting.
7. Do not go overboard when buying your knitting supplies.
8. It is a good idea to start your knitting from where your enthusiasm and passion is.
9. Try as much as you can to hang around friends and family members who knit in order to learn new tips and techniques from other knitters.
10. Develop proper knitting habits and also create a knitting environment for yourself.
These top 10 knitting tips and techniques and many more will guide you in your knitting.


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By: Charles Chaney
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Guthrie success stories don't always start and stop on the gridiron or the basketball court. For Chris Evans and his radio team, their success is in the radio booth as they were awarded the Play-by-Play outstanding achievement award by the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters (OAB).
With one of the most competitive categories for the OAB, it was the group of Evans, Casey Porter (color commentary), Phil Nichols (sideline reporter) and Craig Fleck (stats) taking home their second award in the last four years.
"It's pretty special to win this award for the second time, and it wouldn't be possible without the help and support of the community, coaches, school administration and advertisers," Evans said. "We achieve to put together the best broadcast, and we're extremely honored to have our efforts recognized."
They were awarded the same honor in 2013 for their call of the 2013 GHS football state championship game.
Evans and Porter have been broadcasting Guthrie athletics since 2002 and the duo has been lucky enough in their professions to broadcast six state championship games for GHS (Basketball 2008 and 2009 – Football 2002, 2007, 2011 and 2013).
Evans and Porter added Nichols in 2015 and the fit has been seamless. Anyone who tunes into their broadcast can vouch for that.
"When Phil was added, it was just a natural," Porter said. "Nobody ever had to define his role because he has a passion for the kids in Guthrie and knew exactly how to promote them. Very few people have done more for the youth in this great community than him, and it's fun to see him get some recognition in return for his givings."
While Evans is quick to compliment his colleagues, it's Porter who quickly shot the admiration back in Evans' direction.
"Chris has always stayed on the cutting edge of equipment to make sure that we can stay ahead on the sound production side of things," Porter said. "That has made a huge difference."
Fleck's attention to detail when running stats for Evans and Porter provide a point of view at times most aren't aware of. It continues to be that unique factor the team brings every time they broadcast.
"Craig is a part of our broadcast that can't be replaced," Porter said. "The feel for the game based off of the statistics he provides adds a great deal. Craig has always been a guy that has made himself available for production or whatever the team needs. His talents for the production of commercials is 2nd to none. He is the best at taking a script and making a professional sounding advertisement out of it."
The banquet for the award presentation took place at the Skirvin Hotel in Oklahoma City on Friday, March 31.
The Outstanding Achievement in Broadcast Awards Program is an annual competition sponsored by OAB. It encourages competition in the highest standards of reporting, programming and promotion. It's designed to stimulate excellence among Oklahoma broadcasters.
"Broadcasting has always been something that Chris and I have had a passion for," Porter said. "Sports is something that we have an equal passion for as well, so combining the two has been a natural. We have always gone above and beyond both in equipment and production and it's nice to see that it has paid off."
Charles Chaney is a Guthrie High School graduate and covers Butler Community College football and basketball for Butler Sports Media. Charles also serves as the copy editor for Yahoo Sports and is the owner of Thunder Digest.


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In Weinberg's debut thriller, a California lawyer defends a psychiatrist after someone stabs one of the doctor's Vietnam veteran patients.
Dr. David Samson, who works at a Department of Veterans Affairs psychiatric compound in Hawaii, is in desperate need of legal assistance. A murdered vet lands Samson in trouble when cops believe that high doses of antidepressants were the reason for the killer's violence. Based on a recommendation, Samson seeks help from California public defender Noah Shane. The doctor already suspects a coverup: he thinks that unknown persons, possibly from the military or the VA, are trying to stop his experimental drug tests. Later, it turns out that Army and civilian medical records for patients at the compound have strangely gone missing. Samson's suspicions seem to be justified when there's another murder before his trial can even begin as well as a few kidnappings. This legal thriller concentrates mainly on the thriller aspects, as Noah is rarely inside a courtroom. In fact, he spends most of his time in the later part of the novel taking part in a pseudo–court-martial held by vengeful, crazed vets. Noah's life in general is filled with tension and suspense, which Weinberg dishes out with panache. He reveals, for example, that there's another significant reason why Samson hand-picked Noah as his attorney—one that the psychiatrist doesn't divulge for quite some time. Noah also seems to have genuine feelings for a trio of women: law school pal Kate Waverly, ex-prostitute/junkie Lisa Sanders, and Hawaiian attorney Stephanie Kauna-Luke. Unfortunately, his apparent fickleness diminishes his ultimate choice of relationship. However, the female supporting characters still manage to shine, particularly Stephanie, who proves herself to be a smart, competent lawyer at Samson's trial.
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I agree with most of your editorial in last week's Arran Banner on the discussion of the relative merits of Ardrossan and Troon.
Two things strike me, as an old cynic. The first is that competition is a great thing. There is nothing like a bit of it to awake the sleepers – I refer chiefly to the Peel Ports management. The second is the attitude of the politicians in North Ayrshire – of all colours – who have come out in favour of Ardrossan. I wonder why?
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We've had some really nice weather lately. Nice enough to be wearing shorts and t-shirts at the park.
Speaking of the park, we've been a few times and my swing-hating little girl has morphed into someone who spends the entire two hours going back and forth and back and forth. This wouldn't be a problem except my little monkey man loves to get as high as possible.
My mama heart beats so fast inside my chest, waiting for him to fall but he never does.
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After four decades in state government, Julie Jones is retiring as executive director of the state Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.
In an election year, Gov. Rick Scott and the three-member Cabinet will have to agree on a successor to run an agency that has extensive daily contact with everyday Floridians and a fair share of controversy. The issues have ranged from new document requirements for driver license renewals to a now-stalled redesign of the Florida license tag to the case of the state trooper who was fired and rehired for his handling of traffic stops involving legislators.
Jones, 56, will retire April 30 as a member of the DROP retirement program for state employees. She is paid $135,000 a year, and the agency has about 4,500 employees and an annual budget of more than $400 million.
She began her career with the old Game and Freshwater Fish Commission in 1983, rising to the rank of colonel and chief of its law enforcement division. Jones succeeded Electra Bustle as head of the highway safety agency in the fall of 2009 when Charlie Crist was governor and the Cabinet consisted of Republicans Charlie Bronson and Bill McCollum and Democrat Alex Sink.
"I didn't put in for this job," Jones recalled Thursday from Tampa at a Cabinet meeting with a tie-in to the state fair. "I was pleasantly surprised what a challenge it was and how great the people have been."
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Early (I mean early) this morning I woke up again to the moon over Ipswich Bay. I grabbed my camera and took some long exposure (16 sec) photos. You will notice the moon twice in the these photos--this is due to the fact that the photos were taken through a double pane window. The distinct image of the moon is a reflection and many times dimmer than the direct image. Also, if you look at the enlarged image, you will see a lot of dots--these are most likely digital noise. This is a fairly old digital camera and probably not as well designed for long exposures and newer cameras are. The yellow hue of the cove is from a single spot light. This is pretty much the image of the cove that you actually see at night.


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Welcome to Books à la Mode, Courtney! Let's get this interview started.
Courtney Hamilton has worked in Hollywood with writers, directors, executive producers, actresses and actors in the entertainment industry in L.A., Las Vegas, and New York, including Golden Globe and Emmy winners in television and feature films (particularly in the humorous fiction, humor romance and women's fiction genres).
Based in Los Angeles, California, Hamilton is a keen observer of L.A. Royalty and southern California society (which many consider a romantic fiction of its own). Almost Royalty is a fictionalized satire of Los Angeles social classes and especially those who aspire to be part of the city's A-Level Royalty.
Readers, here's a bit about this new book, which was published last week!
Almost Royalty
Courtney Hamilton is a Velveeta-loving attorney driven to distraction by a city that seethes with soul-sucking status seekers. When her friend Marcie formulates an impossibly detailed rating system for acceptable men—the Los Angeles Eco-Chain of Dating—Courtney goes on a self-destructive binge that doesn't stop until she gets thrown out of group therapy for insulting a former child actress.
Courtney is mortified as she watches her best friends give up stellar careers in law and the arts to marry entertainment royalty and civilian overachievers. Worse, they expect Courtney to do the same. So they hatch plots to get her to give up her career, break her addiction to fake cheese, marry into high-orbit wealth and rule the stratosphere alongside them.
But Courtney resists. She doesn't want to be a poster child for the Opt-Out Generation. And she certainly doesn't want to be molded into date bait for the top rung of L.A. society. All Courtney wants is to be left alone so she can search beneath the surface for a meaningful life. But between a meddling, narcissistic mother, a self-absorbed therapist and friends trying to send her to dating re-education camps, it seems that fake cheese is the only genuine thing left in the city. Social ambition combats self-actualization in this biting tale of one woman's search for certainty in a city full of mirages.
A hilarious, scathing story about L.A.
How did you arrive at writing chick lit? Are there any other genres you'd like to try your hand at?
I didn't really plan to write chick lit and frankly some reviewers have said that this is non-traditional chick lit, in that I didn't follow the usual formula.
I would like to try the paranormal romance genre—oh wait, that actually describes most of the romances in Almost Royalty.
What was the inspiration for the book?
A brutally bad break-up. Also, the sub-prime loan crises. In the months leading up to the actual sub-prime crisis, I saw some wild behavior—the kind of thing where people with no income and no job, people recently out of graduate school—were buying hugely expensive big-ticket items like $2-million-dollar homes. And also a cat... the cat was a huge inspiration for Almost Royalty.
As a huge fan of first lines, I'd love to hear the first line of Almost Royalty. Could you give us a brief commentary on it?
Dinner at the Copper Pan always found me maxing out a credit card to pay for a meal that my mother would have served on a Wednesday night.You know the situation where you go to a restaurant and realize that you're paying $35 for a not-so-great meal and a drink? And at the end of the month—or year—you realize that you've spent an enormous amount of money on something like a salad and if you don't pay off your balance every month, you're still paying interest on it? OMG, when did I become Suzy Orman????!!!!!
Tell us about your road to publication, such as how you first queried, unexpected challenges, and things you picked up along the way.
I don't think that I ever realized it but writing has always been a very organic experience for me. I think that I first got published accidentally at about age 8, and continued to win little awards throughout school. In my first year of college, a wonderful professor—who is still a great friend—told me that I should consider getting published. I didn't take it seriously until a few years later, when I called a young book agent and pitched an idea on a topic that fascinated me. The agent was kind enough not to laugh, and asked me to submit some chapters of my proposed book. I was very fortunate in that the agent was able to sell my chapters.
After you sign with a publisher, you have that moment where you think, "OMG, this is great. Next stop, NYT Best Seller List," and you think that your life is made. Unfortunately, many authors think that their job is done after they sign with a publisher and turn in their revised manuscript—which, by the way, is enormously difficult to do. But in reality, a writer's job is just starting, as the marketing component of a book's launch, including all of the demands of social media, is just beginning and is tremendously demanding.
Are the characters from your books based off anyone you know in real life? How much else of your actual life gets written into your stories?
I think that I have used my writing to synthesize experiences that I didn't understand, so occasionally, characters in my book are composites of unresolved characters and experiences in my life.
It's hard to write male characters with honesty and dimension because, in my opinion, men and women think very, very differently. Also the cat; I really had a hard time capturing the complexity and nuances of the cat, Abyss.
What do you consider your biggest strengths and weaknesses as an author?
I'm not sure about my strengths—other than that I have an extremely good memory and recall dialogue from years ago.
As for my weaknesses, I could write a book with all of my weaknesses. I write slowly, so that bugs me. When I see those authors who can whip out 2-3 books a year, it just amazes me.
Name the top five novels that have made the biggest impact on your life or on your writing.
I can't really think of what has had an impact on my life or what has influenced my writing, because my writing is my writing; as I say in Almost Royalty, I take responsibility for it. I can tell you that there are many, many authors whom I admire for different aspects of their writing, however.
The astonishing work of Laurie Colwin, especially her short stories in The Lone Pilgrim. I think her description of childhood in her story "Dalia's Father" is the most heart-breaking description that I have ever read.
I think that Wolf Hal is a brilliant book; Hillary Mantel is a brilliant writer with tremendous courage. I was astounded by Michael Chabon's ability to create a world and his own language in The Yiddish Policeman's Union.
I was amazed by the structure of Jennifer Egan's A Visit from the Goon Squad.
I'm looking forward to reading Donna Tartt's The Goldfinch and I loved The Secret History—a great story.
I really enjoyed, The Interestings by Meg Wolitzer; it was immersive, honest, and sad.
There are so many books that I have loved and so many writers that astound me—I'm really in awe of Jennifer Weiner's ability to consistently write such great stories. I could go on and on. I think a stunningly brilliant author is Jim Harrison—he has one of most beautiful openings in any book that I have ever read in The Road Home and writes on topics that I could never touch such as natural beauty and epic family-generational drama. Likewise with Don DeLillio; White Noise and Mao II are simply brilliant.
Of course, I also loved Ann Patchett's Bel Canto and Barbara Kingsolver's The Poisonwood Bible.
This too will pass.
How do you react to a negative or harsh review to your books?
Blog babes, click "Read more" to find out what kind of kid Courtney was in high school, the most romantic thing a guy has ever done for her, and real-life lessons for surviving the modern world. We're also hosting a giveaways for print copies and Amazon gift cards, so you don't want to miss that either!
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What kind of kid were you in high school? It depends on whom you ask. I thought I was a "Rebel with a Cause" but keep hearing different versions from other people.
All-time favorite quote? "There's always a reason."
Favorite quote from the book? "I found myself nostalgic for things I once despised." — It's part of the prologue.
Most romantic thing a guy has ever said or done to you? A guy took me on a long bus ride on a rainy Tuesday to this art museum. I was really busy and it was a Tuesday, so I was really reluctant to go with him; I just couldn't understand why he wanted to go to a museum on a Tuesday. When we got to the museum, we had some coffee and biscotti, and then he took me to the third floor where I got to look at one of my favorite paintings, Van Gogh's "Irises." By that time, it had stopped raining so he took me out on a balcony on the third floor where some other people had gone outside. Because of the rain, the air was really clear and we saw a rainbow and could see the ocean. Just then two deer popped out of the hillside below us and walked by. The guy said, "There's something I've always wanted to ask you." He got down on one knee and then everything went into slow motion. I remember a woman on the balcony screaming "Oh My God, he's proposing!" And then the guy pulled out a little black box from his pocket and opened it. It was the most beautiful diamond ring that I had ever seen. We got married four months later.
Most disastrous date you've ever been on? There are way too many to pick from, but here's a real winner:
I went to a party and met this guy—he was 31 and I was 17. The guy called me and asked me to come to dinner at his "new house" and to bring a friend. I begged my roommate to come with me and told her that it was going to be a fun, sophisticated evening with "older guys" and a "special meal" in their "brand new house." We had to drive over an hour and a half to get to there. When we got to the address, there wasn't a house there—it was just the wooden frame of house, just the skeleton, on a cement foundation; this was the "new house." I walked around the back and the guy and his friend were sitting around a cement fire pit with a six-pack of beer. The guy said, "You thought we were going to make dinner or something?" My roommate and I left in about 90 seconds. I don't think she ever forgave me.
Ugh! How do you get over heartbreak? I move on. I just try to put as many days and experiences between me and the heartbreak, and I don't go back. Ever. Binge television watching on shows with six or more seasons also helps.
Currently reading? Dual Inheritance by Johanna Hershon. My God, can she write.
Currently wearing? Three cats. They're sitting on me. And an Odd Future t-shirt with yoga pants.
Biggest celebrity crush? California Chrome and his team, including his trainer, Art Sherman (oldest trainer to ever win the Kentucky Derby), his owners, Steve Coburn and Perry Martin (two guys outside the horse-racing establishment who put their retirement savings into Chrome), and jockey Victor Espinoza. I'm a big sucker for "defying the odds" stories.
Guiltiest pleasure? Foreign films, television, and reading, of course. I'm really into films from France, India, Spain, Israel, China, and Japan (especially Japanese anime, some of which is so astonishing, it just amazes me). For TV, I like English, Norwegian, and Korean shows. Currently, there are some amazing American TV shows, especially on cable; I'm a big fan of Archer. As for books, I read wherever and whenever I can. Also, skiing, although at best, I'm a completely mediocre skier.
What did you want to grow up to be when you were little? Happy. And passionate about whatever I was doing.
Go-to comfort food? Coffee. Seriously, I find coffee very comforting and I need to be comforted many, many times per day.
Charity or cause of choice? Animals. I'm regularly adopted by different cats.
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What are you involved in when you aren't writing?
Out of all the fantastic books out there, what makes Almost Royalty stand out from the rest?
Give aspiring writers a piece of advice you wish you had known before getting published.
Now give us your best personal advice—something you wish you had known when you were younger and would offer to your own kids.
Secondly, get away from people who tell you that you and/or your work suck, especially those with whom you are in a romantic relationship, who treat your terribly under the guise of some pretentious BS like "I missed your birthday (New Years, Christmas, Hanukkah, your favorite holiday with you) because I just don't believe in celebrating that bourgeois crap." And run as far and as fast as you can away from anyone who says anything like "You might have everyone else fooled, but I see who you really are," because this is the line that people usually use when they know you aren't attracted to them to make you feel guilty and maybe give them a chance.
Third, anyone who attempts to change your weight, clothing, manners, handwriting, etc. because unless you change, you aren't "good enough" for them—don't even bother to acknowledge their existence—they are a control freak and I promise you, it will end very, very, badly.
Fourth, walk away immediately from anyone—friend, romantic interest etc.—who intentionally embarrasses youm especially if it is in public. Even if you are in the middle of a date or whatever, because this is going to also end very, very badly for you and that person has some type of personality disorder, could be dangerous, but is definitely an asshat.
Very practical words of wisdom! What would you say are the most important attributes to remaining sane as a writer?
What's the most interesting comment you have ever received about your books?
It's amazing how amazing and insightful reviewers can be ;) What are your goals as a writer?
What's next for you?
A great cup of coffee made out of fresh Columbian coffee beans. I'm making myself an excellent cup of coffee right now and if you (or any of your readers) were here, I would give you (or them) a cup and some biscotti and ask you (or them) "What's next for you?" That is something I would really like to know.
As for me, I'm working on a sequel! Stay tuned.
I would like to ask your readers "What was your worst date ever?" We are going to have a contest with our readers to find the Top 5 Worst Dates, starting today. The winners will receive a $10 Amazon Gift Card, a signed copy of Almost Royalty, and have their Worst Date Ever published on the Almost Royalty blog and Facebook page. I'm looking forward to reading some great stuff.
Finally, thank you so much for the opportunity for this interview.
It was an absolute pleasure to be able to get to know you better today, Courtney! Thank you again for dropping by, and best of luck with future endeavors!
You heard Courtney! Books à la Mode is giving away a print copy of Almost Royalty, and in addition, Courtney's publisher is sponsoring a Worst Date Contest, where she's giving away five $10 Amazon gift card and print copy sets! To enter, all you have to do is answer Courtney's question:
Please make your comment MEANINGFUL. Comments solely consisting of stock responses or irrelevant fluff like "Thanks for the giveaway!" will not be considered for entry. Courtney and I really want to hear your thoughts! :)What's the worst date you've ever been on?
Don't forget the entry eligibility terms and conditions!
Giveaway ends June 16th at 11.59 PM (your time).
Open internationally—woohoo! That means anyone in the world can enter.
Void where prohibited.
Void where prohibited.
Winners have 48 hours to claim their prize once they are chosen, or else their winnings will be forfeited.
Although I will be randomly selecting a winner for the print copy, Courtney will be selecting the Worst Date Ever contest prizes (the book and gift card) based on her favorite responses (so make them good!). I am in no way responsible for prizes, nor for shipping and handling.
By entering the giveaway, you give Courtney Hamilton and Forrest Thompson Publishers permission to repost your story or recite it in a video for media purposes.
Although I will be randomly selecting a winner for the print copy, Courtney will be selecting the Worst Date Ever contest prizes (the book and gift card) based on her favorite responses (so make them good!). I am in no way responsible for prizes, nor for shipping and handling.
By entering the giveaway, you give Courtney Hamilton and Forrest Thompson Publishers permission to repost your story or recite it in a video for media purposes.
As a reminder, you do not have to follow my blog to enter, though it is always very much appreciated ❤
Good luck!


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Can Lasik - whether the spike in pressure from the suction ring or the laser itself create the onset of any eye diseases such as Glaucoma, macular degeneration or any other things that come to your mind? Wouldn't any damage be known almost immediately and in terms of eye diseases - is it even possible for lasik to induce them?
Also, how long does it take for the corneal nerves to regenerate and how is one's vision affected while they heal if at all (peripheral vision, halos, ghosting - do the corneal nerves have anything to do with vision imperfections?
Post Lasik follow-ups - Should one's doctor look for all things or will they only go off of symptoms?


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Friday 23/11/12
Pont–Audemer to Arromanches
As dusk fell on Thursday we found a riverside parking spot in the pretty town of Pont-Audemer. History boards tell of its industry, wealth and regional importance. Sea water meets fresh water at this point in the river but it is no longer navigable and a large hydro generator buzzes away constantly. The town is criss-crossed by little canals and waterways – like a mini Venice. At 6pm the town is lively and full of people, by 9pm it's deserted. Cue an early night.....
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I'm just going to go back, to put the day in perspective and give you an idea how it's going to flow, Richard just took half of my time and I only had ten minutes. But that's actually by design because if you look at the lineup here, this is really the best opportunity I think you have all year to not only listen to, but also ask questions to our entire executive staff and we went through a similar exercise. Now I can tell you we pulled out or edited quite a few of the slides but, we went through our long term strategy session with the board last week and these guys do really well on their feet and can answer and really engage you in a lot of questions. So please take advantage of that.Let's see. Quickly just looking at where we're through the first half of the year, obviously a little better in most categories than we expected. Revenue up 25%. GDP was up point and a half the second quarter. So we're continuing to outperform the softening revealed last night. We're absolutely staying on the gas, not trying to give anything up. But really it's still largely making growth happen rather than having too much wind at our back. The industry is beginning to show, are doing better than they have in quite some time and we're trying to ride that wave to the extent we can. The gross profit number being flat, obviously some headwinds there. Truthfully we expect to do better than that. That much currency hit in one short period of time was a little more than we could get after, but over the long term we're still relentlessly focused on driving up margin expansion. Net income, the percentage continues to move up. That's been something we've been laser-focused on and we expect to see that continue to migrate north throughout the rest of the year. And obviously continuing to drive shareholder return has been good for us. As you can see where we were last year, continuing to make momentum.
Long term shareholder returns is really the key. We obviously understand that no matter what we do we can't dictate how the market reacts, but we know if we continue to put up the fundamentals, over time we'll be rewarded for it. And I think you can see in the five-year chart, we have been.Don't forget, we still pay a healthy dividend given where the stock price is, we're right about, above or below 2% after that 64% increase we did this year. So we're very committed to a disciplined capital allocation model. I will tell you that as we look forward, some of these tax increases and the dividends ultimately are taxed to 35% of the corporate level and 43% going out the door. We may rethink these healthy dividend increases, but we're committed to rewarding our shareholders that way. Return on Invested Capital. This is one where not only do we beat our peer group by a mile, but you can also see almost any company out there or industry, industrial average you'll see we're way ahead and as we continue to invest, don't think we're going to lose the discipline we've had to continue to drive these returns. This is something you probably don't see very often, but we at every single leadership team meeting we review these because my belief is that if we continue to put up good net income numbers and good top line growth number that can happen over the short term. But if we let these fundamentals start to drift south, we're going to feel the pain. So we work very hard to make sure that we never let ourselves get our eyes off this. So best people, best team, you'll see that today, you'll see it as you talk to our people out in the display room, you'll see it at the ride site today. Really it's the people who that make up the difference at Polaris. We've added over 2000 employees over the last couple of years and as we've added we've actually gotten stronger.
Safety and ethics, these are two things, no matter what we do, the safety of our employees and the safety of our customers and the high ethical standards, especially as we get into new products and new countries where their laws and regulations and culture is a little bit different, we need to make sure that we maintain that high focus on safety and ethics.Customer loyalty, for those of you that covered us a few years ago, we had a lot of, we tested our customer loyalty when we had some of the 800 engine problems with our snowmobiles. So we worked hard and got through that and we're gaining share in snowmobiles and are doing quite well in that category. Customer loyalty. That net promoter score that we continue to drive helps make the company sustainable growth platform. And growth's important, margin expansion's important. People ask a lot of times, how far can gross profit margins go? For me it really is driving that nut number more than gross profit numbers. But we're a long, long way from what we can do with gross profit margins. Project quality leadership, Longren mentioned it last night if you heard his comments. Not only did he have a lot of cool stuff, the scrambler and the 900 are just great, great products, but he mentioned that the product pipeline going forward is better than it was going back and that's absolutely true. We're committed to leadership in terms of both product and quality. In operational excellence you'll hear from Suresh today. You heard from Steve talk about Retail Flow Management. Great example. If you think about what the other guy, the other big guy in the motorcycle industry have done, major ERP implementation, major factory restructuring. We're doing the same thing. We're getting costs down, we're getting lead times down, we're improving quality and all we did is put a cost structural team together and gave them some resources and said go. I think you're going to be really surprised at what Menneto and Suresh and the team do with our motorcycle business.
The strategy hasn't changed. This is our fourth year of really driving this hard, and remember, this is in priority order and we're absolutely committed to it. Rather than me walk through it, I'm actually going to step down, but just keep this slide in mind and as you're listening to the various guys get up here and talk to you, you'll see how every single element of this strategy is a key focus for the company. So with that Mr. Morgan, I think you're up.Bennett Morgan You're a well-oiled machine. All right, good morning everyone. What I want to try cover here within the next few minutes and stay on time for the guys really is just kind of frame up the strategy. And for those of you that saw last night, I obviously put some of what you saw on context. So as Scott mentioned we've had a really good first half. It hasn't been perfect by any means but we're very delighted where we're on the top line and the bottom line. Our businesses are performing well. Retail spent 17%, pretty much consistently throughout the first half of the year and as we come up against tougher competition and tougher comparables we feel really, really good about that and as you saw the new product launch stuff that we unveiled last night we feel very, very good about our ability to sustain retail as we head into the second half of the year. Our core businesses are all performing I think at a very high level. ORV has again continued to outperform. We're getting great momentum in motorcycles and frankly Mother Nature wasn't kind to the snowmobile business. But where we were able to end with retail being flat and orders really below expectations and inventory is a little higher, but overall in a manageable condition. Our snowmobile business is frankly much better than we anticipated as we went through the snow season. So we feel really good about where we're in the core. Our PG&A Business which is our most profitable business at the margin level seems to be picking up momentum as we're going through the year. We had a very good second quarter and the sales rate seems to be picking up almost each and every month. So that's very encouraging. We've got some great new products.
International's a little choppier than it's been the last couple of years. It's just been kind of climbing to the moon. It's up 13% year-to-date but it's tougher in Europe and we're still up in Europe, but we can clearly see some pressure there and we're monitoring that very, very closely. And then we're seeing really nice growth at Asia-Pacific and Latin America is relatively small, but we think that'll get going so we're not too concerned about that.The Monterrey plant which was a major, major initiative for us as you guys know over the last couple of years is really performing at a very high level. In many ways thank God we have Monterrey. We would have not been able to do all the growth that we've had without the Monterrey capacity situation that we've had and frankly we're continuing to lean on that plant to deliver more and more product. They're giving us great quality which is I think where a lot of people were very concerned when we brought on the Mexican Plant was could we do what we do up in the US? And frankly we've been able to do that and it's paid so far. So we're very, very pleased about that. It's profitable and the things that we're really grinding on Suresh and his team there is continue to drive the productivity level so that we get every ounce that we can out of that team. And as you can see, acquisition and partnership activity is quite high based on the announcement we had last week with Eicher and I can assure you that's not the only thing in the pipeline. So we feel really good about '12 right now folks. I mean it should be another record year and we feel like we're well positioned for the second half.
I wanted to just take one slide just to kind of frame up, things have changed a lot at Polaris. We've been evolving. We like to use the word transforming. I think that's our new favorite word as somebody said. But lots and lots of change over the last couple of years. And from my perspective and maybe what like you guys get is the power sports market is growing again and that's kind of flipped on us. We had about five years in a row where the power sports market was declining and frankly over the last 12 months the aggregate market has been up pretty much each and every month. So I think we got a legitimate trend line going here even with a tough snow season where there was no snow. So that's very encouraging.We've grown about $1.5 billion so we've doubled the size of the company here over the last couple of years. And frankly with all that success capacity is no longer free that we're clearly going to be making more investments and managing capacity as we go forward. It's absolutely necessary. Scott mentioned that we've added 2,200 new people over the last couple of years. So half of our team is new and you guys know that we pride ourselves on being a very strong, powerful culture. We're bringing a lot of new perspectives, new capabilities into the organization. And then we're leaning on that culture to make sure we can indoctrinate people into the Polaris way as we go through that. We've become way more global. Almost 1,300 new people are frankly international folks. A lot of those folks are in Monterrey, but we've got new subsidiaries really across the globe in places like Brazil, India and China. We've got a headquarters in Europe. And so we're becoming a much more global organization than we were maybe through the downturn and our appetite remains quite high. We're aggressive folks and we continue to see lots of opportunity and we're using our kind of unprecedented levels of success to invest back in ourselves and our future.
So here is one of our favorite charts for a while we took that off the thing but we brought it back because we're so proud of it. We've had nine consecutive quarters of double digit retail growth and that's a phenomenal number and it's a real bell weather to say, how is our business going to continue to perform. And as we've gone through the list the first half of this year it's been as solid as a rock. So we're very, very encouraged with the retail trends.A lot of you guy saw the show last night so I'm not going to belabor it, but significant product news. We pride ourselves on always outdoing the industry and frankly in totality almost, but the Ranger XP900 is going to be a huge product for us. The midsize 800, I know it's still based under, is going to be very compelling. The Scrambler 850, everybody that's ridden that product just raves about it. It's really our first significant ATV launch in a long time. And obviously is what Steve has with boardwalk and the new RFM and all the branding stuff we're doing. It's a big year news and should be a real positive second half catalyst for us. This chart really, what I wanted to talk a little bit about is we've doubled the size of the company and we've been able to make sure we leverage it at the bottom line, but we're taking on unprecedented levels of success. We see lots and lots of opportunity on our core and in new business and we're investing that back into R&D really to fuel our future growth. So one of the nice things about being consistently high performer right now is we've been able to stay on the gaps in engineering and again as Scott just mentioned our product pipeline is awesome.
We're proud of what we introduced yesterday, but we got great stuff in the pipe and very excited about that driving future Polaris growth for many years to come. I'm not going to spend too much time on this chart, but just going back to the strategy, again as I mentioned earlier our core businesses are really, I would say very, very, anywhere from a very solid shape to outstanding shape right now as we head into the second half of the year and just kind of reiterating where we're from a sales and guiding standpoint.On the adjacency side again we continue to place these strategic bets across our portfolio and they continue to build and grow momentum. You saw the very moving military opening last night which was just fantastic. I think even more exciting is the business is growing and we're seeing more and more opportunities. Our customer relationships are just frankly getting much deeper with special operations forces and a number of customers through the world. We've got a new military RZR that Dave or Rich will probably talk about a little bit later today which has been receiving some really early positive reads. And we acquired resilient technologies which is just a small company in the pneumatic tires and you can't really see it too well but I think we showed that when we were in Monterrey and that is a really neat technology and again just one more example of how we're taking technology along with customer penetration and really, I think really going to blow the top off the military business over the next few years. Bobcat is alive and well. Maybe we've been talking about that one too long. That's what Mike and Richard say now. We keep saying its coming, its coming. We're really right on schedule. It takes time to build the product right and calendar year '13 frankly was the plan on the launch.
The partnership is working very well. Bobcat's dealers inventories are in good shape. They are actually growing. That's not their core business, so we continue to try to help teach them how to retail side-by-sides. But we're very pleased where we're and things are good and when we bring the core developed product out, that will be the next level on the Bobcat partnership as we go forward.And then on our electric vehicle business, I think we're really starting to see some traction. GEM orders were up 70%. We're doing a really good job of adding distribution within our channel. I think we've added over 115 of them so far over the last 12 months. There was a lot of interest. Just before the show we were in a GEM prospect meeting. There were a lot of dealers in attendance and I think we're going to continue to be able to add positive significant distribution to that business. And the Goupil side, they are up 20%. We've got a new kind of series 5 hybrid product that we launched in France. It's a little tougher because primarily our European business and so a lot of their customers are B to G kind of customers and so with the austerity issues and some of the economy issues there some of the customers have been a little bit slow. But so far they are continuing to grow and the integration of Goupil into Polaris has gone quite well. The productivity is way, way up in the plants and again this is a space that we see tremendous opportunity over the long term and we try to do it in the Polaris way. We're jumping in with both feet, getting early cycles, learning and we'll continue to innovate and grow that space. And when that market eventually pops sometime over the next few years, we think Polaris will be in the prime up position to take advantage of that. That really kind of what we're thinking. Read the rest of this transcript for free on seekingalpha.com


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