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You know those moments, where the light bulb comes on? That moment when something just Hits you? I recently had one of those moments while OTK.
Jase has adjusted to his 'top' position with remarkable ease. Of course he enjoys the physical as well as psychological control he has over me during a spanking.
This particular time, Jase was teasing me by letting me hear some of the implements (remember, we must use QUIET implements) whistling through the air, a few times before he actually delivered the strike. The sound of this, combined with the anticipation of the actual strike would cause my body to twitch with anticipation. He also likes to let me know which implement he is using by sliding it gently across my bottom.
The 'wonder loop' from Cane-iac is the implement that I find the most painful. This particularly viscous implement gets the most physical & verbal reaction from me. This obviously is my least favorite, but because of the 'positive' reaction, it is his implement of choice because he knows its 'getting the job done.'
So, here I am OTK being warmed up for a 'maintenance' spanking with a somewhat erotic tone. I was feeling a little tender & could already feel the heat radiating from my bottom. I knew that the warm up would end soon & I was getting a little antsy. Displaying a bit of nervous anticipation of what was to come.
I could hear him whipping one of the implements in the air. I braced myself, but received merely a teasing blow. He was enjoying the psychological control that he was exerting over me. (I do enjoy knowing that he derives pleasure from his dominant position. :-)
I felt him lay the loop across my bottom as he applied firm pressure to the small of my back. "Wait, Wait! Why are you holding me down!?" I tried, unsuccessfully to push myself up. I heard that dreaded loop whistling through the air, I braced... merely a glancing blow. He chuckled an evil toppy chuckle as I breathed a sigh of relief & my entire body relaxed I blurted out "Oh! You are just MEAN!"
"What did you say?" he wasn't laughing.
"Ummmm... I said... 'I love you, baby.'" (In my most innocent submissive voice.)
"Oh! So Now you are LYING to me?!" He still wasn't laughing.
"No, I'm not lying to you, I just...Just..." (What? I just what? What the hell was I gonna say? I knew damn well he'd heard me & we both knew I had not repeated what I'd really said. I was just joking, but for all intents & purposes, I hadn't answered honestly.)
That's when it hit me, that is when I grasped the full meaning of my position & my slight vulnerability in that position (in EVERY sense of the word). My position as a 'bottom' & the position of my bottom @ that exact moment! I felt a bit of a nervous twitch flutter through my body.
Damn it, Jayden! Had I really just made a smart ass comment & then lied about it WHILE otk?! Way to go DUMMY! (Did I mention that I am a naturally blonde from birth?)
I remained quiet for a moment, hoping maybe he would just let it go & continue. Not a Chance...
"Well?" He still had a serious tone & he wasn't spanking for the moment. I could feel the heat radiating from my bottom as I lay there knowing that what happened next depended solely on my actions/response. I weighed my options with the help of a couple swats. Figuring that he was going to spank it out of me anyway, I decided I'd be better off not prolonging the inevitable . He wanted to hear me say it & I knew it.
"I said...'you are just mean'" I mumbled.
The anticipation of what I was about to get was killing me, & he knew it.
"What? I didn't hear you." he said, as I felt the sting of that damn loop.
"I said, 'you are just mean." I mumbled again.
He already knew exactly what I'd said, he'd heard me when I originally said it. He was reminding me of my position, which @ that time, I was well reminded of!
"I'm What?" he said with another strike.
"MEAN!" "Ow! Ow!" 2 more in rapid succession.
"I'm sorry, but WHAT did you say???" He asked me again.
...Sigh... Deep Breath... "I said... You are Just Mean... Mean, OK! I said you're MEAN!"
"Ohhh! you said I'm MEAN. Ok..."
"Well, I didn't mean that YOU were mean...I just meant...Well, I hate that thing." (Shut Up, Stupid!)
"Oh, you mean this thing? You hate this thing?" as he slid it gently across my bottom, ensuring that I was well aware of how he intended on addressing my little outburst.
I couldn't help thinking to myself don't admit you hate it. If he knows you hate it, he'll definitely use it. Never knowing when to shut up, I sputtered "I mean, I don't hate it! I just have a love/hate relationship with it. You know? I LOVE to hate it! I'm just saying..." Yeah, that's it. If he thinks you LIKE it, then he won't use it.
Oh, the stupid things that cross your mind when trying to save your ass! (LoL) Of course, it didn't work.
I felt him gently slide my panties down to mid thigh. With the realization that warm up had ended & I'd gotten myself into this situation, I braced myself.
I felt the intense stinging of that loop across my bare bottom. The strikes came in a moderately rapid succession, allowing just enough time in between for the full intensity of pain to be realized before the next strike found its target. I tried desperately not to let the loop win, I was determined to remain quiet. That didn't happen. I felt the 2nd. & the 3rd. without surrendering to the loop, but was it.
"OW!" "OW!" I tried to be still, but I felt him firmly grip my waist as I tried to move away.
"OW!" "OW!" "OMG!" I squirmed & kicked my legs up. "OW! That hurts!" I tried to move out of position, but I couldn't. Another strike landed... "DAMN! OW!" " I'm Sorry! I'm sorry I said you were mean! I didn't mean it! OW! & I shouldn't have lied to you! I'm sorry!!!"
A few more followed, but not as intense & not with that loop. When he was finished, he slid my panties back up & raised me gently from across his lap.
My eyes had really been opened. This is not role play, this is not a game. He really was going to be able to be a strong, dominant HoH! I love him & everything about our new relationship! ;-)
What started out a maintenance spanking w/ an erotic tone turned to a BG spanking. But, hey, It's all Good! I can honestly say, @ this point, I understand the true meaning of letting your mouth over load your ass!
I am now cautiously aware of how often I mouth off. I'm trying to work on it, but I'm thinking it's gonna be a bit of a painful lesson to learn.
While incorporating DD into our relationship, it became clear that we are total & complete spankos! I couldn't ask for a more perfect scenario... My best friend, my husband, my lover is also my perfect Top! I love being his Bottom & I love that he loves me being his Bottom! What more can we ask for!?!?
Thursday, April 19, 2012
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- AnonymousApril 19, 2012 at 10:04 PM
We are all guilty of writing checks our asses cannot cash.ReplyDelete
Great post.
That was one of my all-time favorite moments--when I realized just how much Not a game ttwd is.ReplyDelete
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Since I don't want to get bogged down in too much conversation about the holidays, let's call this a public service announcement. Because when your Thanksgiving turkey goes in the trash and then a couple of days later you save your family from a could-be forrest fire in your very own living room, you share.
A week before Thanksgiving I ordered a turkey from Whole Foods. Not the fancy kind, just the generic-label, plain old, fresh from the factory 12-pound turkey. We picked it up, it looked and smelled normal, it cooked well, smelled delicious and looked beautiful. But it tasted horrible.
As Sir Husband carved it we could just tell something wasn't right. The dark meat looked like duck, the white meat looked and felt like pork chops, and it tasted and now smelled like crap. Our free-range turkey must have gone wild we thought. Nope, turns out Whole Foods gave us the wrong kind. They gave us an heirloom/heritage.
What's that? These domestic birds are specifically raised with historic characteristics, dating back to the Pilgrim Days. I don't even want to know how or why. While I'm not a Butterball gal, I prefer the more modern flavor and texture. The moral of the story is this – if you want your turkey to taste like turkey, you better check the label.
Now, picture this. It's a misty and cold afternoon. Sir Husband and I pull into the local Amvets parking lot, where their Christmas tree fundraiser is in full swing. We grab a cup of hot chocolate, and we begin to weave in and out of the tree maze. Rows of perfectly-shaped, deep luscious green trees that look as if they were from a Christmas storybook forrest surround us. Not a Charlie Brown tree in sight, which is a slight shame, I'm a fan of the misfit tree.
We picked an affordable beauty, and they delivered it for free. The bottom was sawed, it fit in the water-filled stand, we put it in the living room window, and like a good steak, we let it rest. Call it intuition, or call it dumb luck, I knew something wasn't right before we went to bed. The tree took in no water, and dropped a thick carpet of brown needles that mysteriously appeared out of nowhere.
I tossed and turned all night, I didn't feel good about our beautiful tree. I know a lot of firemen, whose scary tales have stuck. This probably-should-be firewood tree was going back to the lot.
We explained to the very kind veterans that our tree was beyond dead upon arrival, and they quickly delivered us a tiny, perfectly-shaped new tree. Key word, tiny. But it's fresh and safe, and that's all that matters.
Here's the PSA. Turn your chosen green tree upside down before you bring it home, if the inside needles are brown, pick again, you could prevent a living room forrest fire.
So, first the turkey, then the tree, and there are still 25 days to go. I didn't even tell you what happened to the refrigerator…

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Sr. Ann Marie Moynihan
Sister Ann Marie Moynihan, CSJ (Sister John Baptista), a beloved member of the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Boston for 56 years, died Thursday, March 29, 2012. Daughter of the late James R. and Elaine E. (Murphy) Moynihan. Survived by her loving sister, Kathleen Marino of Newton, New Hampshire, and her brothers, Daniel R. of Haverhill, MA, John P. of Plastow, New Hampshire, and William J. of Haverhill, MA. Sister Ann is also survived by four nieces, eight nephews, and many grandnieces and grandnephews. Formerly missioned as a teacher at St. Catherine, Norwood; Immaculate Conception, E. Weymouth; Immaculate Conception, Everett; St. Joseph, Amesbury; St. Agnes, Arlington; St. John, Boston North End; St. Columbkille, Brighton; Cathedral High School, Boston; as well as principal, teacher and campus minister at St. Clement, Somerville. Sister Ann also ministered as Director of Development for Schools in St. Clement elementary and high school. She was currently serving as Director of Mission Advancement for the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Brighton. Sister Ann was the Spiritual Advisor for the State of Massachusetts Catholic Daughters of the Americas. She was Treasurer and a Board Member of the Brighton Board of Trade. Visiting hours at Holy Family Chapel, Sisters of St. Joseph Motherhouse, 637 Cambridge St., Brighton, Monday, April 2, 2012, 3:30-6:00 p.m. Vigil Service at 6:00 p.m. followed by the Funeral Mass. Prayers of Final Commendation on Tuesday, April 3, 2012, at 10:00 a.m., at Holy Family Chapel. Burial will follow at St. James Cemetery, 360 Primrose St., Haverhill, MA. Arrangements by Norton Funeral Home, Framingham. In lieu of flowers, expressions of sympathy may be made to the Sisters of Saint Joseph, c/o Mission Advancement, 637 Cambridge St., Brighton, MA 02135
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I was fortunate to receive an invite from Zomato to watch the premiere of Burnt, the latest chef movie and boy is it deliciously delightful. The charming Bradley Cooper plays a raging master chef, Adam Jones who derailed his career as a Michelin starred chef because of his reckless drug abuse lifestyle. He is now on a mission to get back to the kitchen and earn his third Michelin star.
This movie gives a glimpse into what really goes on behind the scenes in creating culinary masterpieces. We are let in to the real world of temper tantrums, tossing of plates and downright rage and stress of the kitchen.
I find most movies not only romanticize and glamourize foodie movies by focusing cooking as a delicate art but no, not Burnt. Burnt is brutally real as it shows the rough struggle that Chefs and the staff go through, the long hours, the struggle for perfection.
Chefs are highly stressed working almost 16 hour days six times a week and all seem to possess an obsession and fixation on perfection. I think this leads to the frustration and rage. I have been reading a few accounts of real life kitchen stories and let's say the movie is on the tame side. A chef* once allegedly burned a teenage member of his kitchen staff with a hot knife after losing his temper in the heat of the kitchen. Extreme much?
That aside, the scrumptious and tantalizing meals prepared in the movie are enough to cause multiple foodgasms. Apparently Bradley Cooper is a chef in real life but had to undergo some training under the auspices of Gordon Ramsey for the movie. What better training could you ask for? Fun fact: most of the chefs in the movie are actual chefs from Michelin starred restaurants.
This movie gave me a new found respect and awe for chefs and the blood sweat and tears (not literal) that goes into the hard work at producing culinary magic. One really has to have a thick skin to work in this environment. It's a case of, If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen!
In Gordon Ramsey's words kitchens are hard environments and they form incredibly strong characters …
This was a great movie that taught me a lesson on hard work, passion and the dedication to push when you truly love something.
Thank you #Zomatouae for inviting me to the Premiere.


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JERUSALEM — In a pugnacious speech on Wednesday evening before thousands of supporters, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, embroiled in graft investigations, railed against "the left" and "the media that serves it," contending that they had ganged up to overthrow him.
The occasion was a rally intended as a show of strength organized by loyalists from Mr. Netanyahu's conservative Likud Party. Government ministers, legislators and about 3,000 activists attended, hoping to counter a growing sense in Israel that Mr. Netanyahu's long political career could be edging to an ignominious close.
After one of Mr. Netanyahu's closest former aides recently turned state's witness in two cases involving suspicions of bribery, fraud and breach of trust, analysts said it appeared more likely that the prime minister would ultimately be charged.
Timed for the main evening television news broadcasts and carried live, Mr. Netanyahu's address was partly a campaign speech and, some commentators said, partly a warning to potential rivals from within the party who might be planning on his political demise.
The crowd at the Tel Aviv convention center cheered, booed, chanted "Bibi, Bibi, Bibi!" – Mr. Netanyahu's nickname – and carried placards with slogans like "Enough of the attempted putsch."
In Trumpian fashion, Mr. Netanyahu denounced the "fake news media," which he said had joined with "the left" in what he called "an obsessive and unprecedented witch hunt against me and my family, in order to carry out a coup." The point, he said, was to press the law enforcement authorities to file charges, no matter what.
Mr. Netanyahu's wife, Sara, who may soon face charges herself in a separate case involving suspicions about the misuse of public funds at the family's residences, nodded in agreement in the front row.
Appealing to his right wing base, Mr. Netanyahu described the 1993 Oslo peace accord with the Palestinians as a "disaster" that ended in bus bombings. He ridiculed the current investigations, saying there were rumors that "soon the media will demand that Kaya be called for questioning – under caution!" referring to the Netanyahu family's dog. Kaya has made the news a couple of times for biting visitors to the official residence and, more recently, because the Netanyahus' older son, Yair, did not scoop up her waste when they were out for a walk.
And in an effort to raise the party's morale, Mr. Netanyahu also spoke of Israel's growth and achievements during his tenure over the past eight years. A political survivor who was first elected prime minister in 1996, he is currently serving his third consecutive term and fourth overall.
The prime minister was careful to avoid any overt criticism of the police or law enforcement authorities who are conducting the investigations against him in two cases involving accusations of illicit gifts from wealthy friends and back-room dealings with a local newspaper magnate in a bid for favorable coverage.
Critics noted that Mr. Netanyahu's event in Tel Aviv was an extraordinary spectacle of a governing party essentially rallying against the country's law enforcement authorities.
"It has never happened before," said Dan Margalit, a veteran journalist on Israeli television. "It should not happen."
Tzipi Livni, a centrist legislator and former justice minister who now sits in the opposition, wrote on Twitter: "The Likudniks are not corrupt, but Netanyahu is corrupting Israel. I am sure that many, many of the Likud voters — decent people and good citizens — are feeling uncomfortable this evening."
Israelis have been demonstrating against Mr. Netanyahu on Saturday evenings near the home of the attorney general, Avichai Mandelblit, in the town of Petah Tikva in central Israel. The weekly protests began with a few dozen people, but grew to about 2,000 on Saturday night. The participants accuse Mr. Mandelblit of dragging out the investigations against Mr. Netanyahu, whose supporters have begun to hold counterdemonstrations in the same area.


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David Small, who contributed this well executed, never before published video of Sharon Robinson performing at a June 8, 2014 Los Angeles wedding, is taken with both Leonard Cohen and Sharon. David writes
And I miss (him) so much.
There's no one in sight.
And we're still making love
In My Secret Life.
The Ten New Songs album in 2001 surprised me because, after 9 years, I had given up on ever getting a new Cohen album – and, who was the woman on the cover? It has become my favorite album. See my license plate, SCRT LIF. Sharon's music glides Leonard's lyrics deep into my soul. I have this secret life.


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I'm sorry I have been absent. It happens sometimes when you have barely enough energy to get yourself dressed some days, or even eat. It's when the times are bleak that you feel the weight of the pain so much more. Sometimes it gets weary, I don't like to dwell in the crappy things but there are times where it is kind to allow yourself a bit of "sulk time". It is ok to take time to take care of yourself, to nurture yourself by admitting that times are tough.
It's also hard when you know others are going through difficult times. It is hard to have friends, or people you know; who are facing an entirely different fight - one for their lives. It never helps to compare your suffering to another persons'; as it only makes for pity and bad feelings helping no one. Suffering is suffering, no matter the cause. However it does help to see that the world is much bigger out there, and more important things in life! Enjoying what you can do when you can, sometimes you forget your troubles when you're having too much fun!
I just get so tired, it wears me down. I get really negative, hating the world; I even find myself wishing I was normal again. Then I wouldn't need to fight so friggin' hard all the time! It's not only the fight of living a normal life; but it's the fight within - me against Pain. That fight sometimes spills out into the world, leading me to have some antisocial moods. I do wish I could be more stoic, but it is what it is - I can be a right bitch at times! It's hard to be around people, trying to act normal when you feel your control slipping away; your temper flaring along with the pain. With family and close friends, this isn't a big deal. They know what you go through, they forgive you for your impossible-to-be-around moments. They know I don't mean to be difficult. It's the general public that I can't deal with.
One of the reasons I find it hard to get out into the world; is the careless way people move through the streets and on public transport. While sitting on a bus some weeks back, a girl carelessly whacked her bag hard in my arm. She didn't mean it, she didn't even notice (nor care). But to me, that thoughtless bump gave me the sensation of my whole arm being shocked by an "electric" charge, taking my breath away in its intensity.
I regained control quickly, smothering the flames so they are just smoldering; but that momentary loss of my pain control cost me a lot. There is no avoiding this in the real world, I'm realistic and I don't have a sign on my head and I certainly don't want one! I'm not going to shut myself away completely. But I also cannot hide what does, in fact, hurt me a lot.
She got all nasty, talking about me with her friend, probably about me making a big deal from nothing (don't know, don't care - I have headphones!). Her disbelief is not that uncommon; many people have no idea that bumping someone can really hurt them. It is often rudeness and carelessness that do the most damage; curteous people still do the same thing at times, but they are often more aware of what is going on around them and consequently, don't end up hitting or bumping into people as hard. What is minor for some can be a big deal for someone else.
Had she had the misfortune of bad sunburnt once and had someone bump her, perhaps she would have more consideration. Thoughtless people like that are everywhere, they don't really matter in the scheme of things. It's a spike in the pain that happens often anyway, from walking into the door frame; or rolling over in bed. But that isn't from my carelessness, it's just a part of it all. But I still don't want it from the rude and inconsiderate people passing by.
Of course, it does make a difference if I'm "prepared" for it somewhat. When I do it myself by accident, they tend to be things I could have foreseen. I am always more clumsy when I've got arm contractures. My shoulder drops down and my posture becomes crooked. Those times I stumble into things and end up banging my arm on something. Or my head...
I'm also bit of a bully. I push myself too hard at times, I'm not as bothered by short-term "spikes" (as opposed to the longer-lasting "flares"), though they aren't all that fun to experience. They can be useful though; be be sure that I have pushed 100% to my limit. Perhaps not the smartest way to handle it... pacing is better, gentler... but this is my crazy way. I experiment with things; noting down what I do and what effect it has; good and bad. It is useful for pushing the limits of what I can adequately do; it is also a good way to keep the training going and maintaining what I have.
It's a small, but valuable tool in my self-management kit - it gives me some control back. It allows me to build my tolerance, make goals, work out the most "efficient" way of doing things, while trying to minimise flare-ups. It also pushes me when I need a push, while being flexible enough to take a time-out or a longer break from it all at times. Learning to take those breaks when I need them, is a whole different story though... ;)
It can be all-consuming, any chronic condition can feel like you are juggling an extra job. It is much harder to escape your pain than it is to hand in a resignation. Meditation, yoga and dancing; some very useful and wonderful escapes from reality and into a place where you are free. My mother sent me a self-hypnosis Pain Management CD which I haven't tried out yet, but I have had hypnotherapy before. It's a great experience, one that I think has helped me a lot. Being able to meditate is something that takes a lot of practice, especially if you're like me and a bit neurotic!
Music is one of the big guns for me. It not only relaxes me to hear, it also gives me a world that I can enter during the bad times; where I can drown out the scream. I have playlists on my phone, of music to relax to; music to uplift me; and music for the pain. The pain songs are frequently played and ones I enjoy. I find that they somehow ease the burden; while giving me something to focus on that isn't the Pain. It doesn't really matter what sort of music it is, so long as it is something that lets you feel free. Something that moves you deep inside and makes your fingers and toes tingle. For me, it's classical music. I find the complexity soothing; helping me find the counterpoint of my very own, in the cacophony of thoughts and pain.
My exam situation hasn't changed much, but I've let go of it all. I'm not going to let it get to me anymore. I think it really is a case of downright laziness rather than outright malice. This is what happens when you are in a "unique" situation that they have never come across before. I am certain that they have encountered someone with a disability before; only most likely they just gave exemptions because it was the easiest option, rather than working on a proper solution.
However, something much more serious than my own hangups over here is the recent funding cuts to educational support for children with disabilities. The support network of teachers, teacher aides and helpers; to assist these children in attending standard schools, many of which may not be able to without extra support. I am much more disturbed by this, than my situation. I can complain - loudly and often; I can push and fight. I have a voice and the years of experience dealing with crummy disability-related bureaucracy.
These children are going to miss out on the opportunities of a normal education, opportunities that will give them the best chance to become independent (and naturally, tax-paying) adults. Who is going to fight for them and be their voice? They are in a much worse situation than my inconveniences. 300 million Euros cut from those children who need the most help; many will fall through the cracks of an overworked education system. I understand that they need to cut back on spending; but choosing to cut spending in education, to cut 5000 teachers and support staff for the students who are the most vulnerable simply defies words. I will never understand their reasoning; how can they justify such a cruel austerity measure?
I was sick for a few weeks. My wisdom tooth really should come out, but for someone with uncontrolled CRPS... probably not a good idea until I have seen the pain specialist. Maybe it can be done, so long as precautions taken (extra vitamin C beforehand, different anesthesia technique). If I were normal, that tooth would have been long gone and sitting in my hand right now (I would love to examine my own tooth - freaky dental-nut that I am!). I get prone to colds and infections only when I'm doing too much, or when I am too stressed.
It was a wake up call of its own, to remind me to take better care of my mental, as well as physical, health. It made me bring the meditation back into my life, as well as the yoga. Sickness, pain, dark moods... sometimes they are only there because you're not paying enough attention to the things you should be doing for yourself. Listen to the messages your body give - not just the whinging screaming stuff but the whispers that are often drowned out. Take care and be kind to yourself!


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|Miami, FL, USA; Grand Bahama,
|Zagreb, Croatia
Ivo Karlović live score (and video online live stream*), schedule and results from all tennis tournaments
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These days there are a huge selection of tablets on the market and whether you're looking for an Android, iOS or Windows slate you're spoiled for choice.
The first decision to make is what size tablet you want and if you've decided on a larger 10-inch slate then we can help you out with the really big choice of which one to actually go for, with our rundown of the five best ones available.
The original iPad Air is no longer Apple's newest slate, but it's still available and still a brilliant tablet. Plus it now comes in at a compelling £319 price point.
Why we like it
The iPad Air is slim and stylish, with its metal shell and 7.5mm thick build. It's also, as the name suggests, quite light, coming in at just 469g.
Add to that a beautiful 9.7-inch IPS LCD display, slick performance and perhaps most importantly, Apple's intuitive iOS 8 software and well stocked app store and you're on to a real winner. All that and it starts at just £319, which isn't even a top tier price, not quite anyway.
What we dislike
While the iPad Air is a great slate it's no longer Apple's greatest, so the more powerful iPad Air 2 may leave buyers a touch jealous. It also lacks Touch ID and is unlikely to be supported with software updates for as long as the iPad Air 2.
Plus like all Apple slates there's no expandable storage, so however much you buy it with is how much you're stuck with.
The Microsoft Surface Pro 3 aims to be a full laptop replacement and with Windows 8.1 Pro, enormously high end specs and a detachable keyboard it does a good job of it.
Why we like it
Technically the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 isn't 10 inches, but then few tablets are exactly that and at 12 inches it falls into the same large size category. That screen is also high resolution at 2160 x 1440, so it's a great way to bring content to life.
An Intel Core processor, upwards of 4GB of RAM and up to 512GB of storage show that this slate means business and it's got a price tag to match. But with Windows 8.1 Pro on board and a detachable keyboard it's more than just a tablet, it's a genuine laptop replacement.
What we dislike
The price tag is a little hard to stomach starting at £639 and rising to £1,399 for the most tricked out version. That's not so bad if the alternative is buying both a tablet and a laptop, but it's still not exactly a bargain. All that power can also sometimes lead it to become uncomfortably hot.
The Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet is the latest big-screen slate from Sony and with top tier specs it's a real contender for the best Android tablet.
Why we like it
Few companies do tablets as well as Sony. It doesn't release many but the ones it does launch are almost always great and the Z2 Tablet is no exception. A quad-core processor and 3GB of RAM ensure it's not short on power, while its super-slim 6.4mm build and lightweight 439g design make it a joy to look at and hold.
It's IP58 certified dust and water resistant too, which is rare among tablets and it uses Live Colour LED's which lead to rich and vibrant visuals.
What we dislike
While the Xperia Z2 Tablet is slim and light it doesn't have as premium a build as some slates, notably the all-metal iPad Air 2.
More disappointing though is its screen resolution, which at just 1200 x 1920 leads to a pixel density of a mere 224 pixels per inch. That's not bad, but it's worse than we'd expect from a top end tablet.
The Galaxy Tab S 10.5 is Samsung's tablet masterpiece and a true iPad Air 2 contender, with a great screen and a whole lot of power.
Why we like it
There's little to dislike about the Samsung Galaxy Tab S, but the star of the show is surely its 10.5-inch 2560 x 1600 Super AMOLED screen. Not only is it high resolution, but it's one of the brightest, most vibrant displays in tablet land.
The Galaxy Tab S is enormously powerful too, with an octa-core processor and 3GB of RAM. Plus it's even slimmer and lighter than the original iPad Air at 6.6mm and 467g, though the iPad Air 2 still has it beat.
Despite its small size and power-packed innards it can still last for up to around 11 hours of media use, so this is a slate which really lasts all day.
What we dislike
Although the Samsung Galaxy Tab S is slim and light it's light-years behind the iPad Air 2 in design and build quality, as it's clad in plastic. That's by far its biggest problem.
The fact that you can't get it with more than 32GB of built in storage is disappointing too, but that's largely mitigated by the inclusion of a microSD card slot.
Could it really have been anything else? Samsung put up a good fight but the iPad Air 2 is still the best tablet on the market, with unparalleled design and amazing performance.
Why we like it
From its premium aluminium build, to its slim and light design at 6.1mm thick and 437g, the iPad Air 2 is just like the iPad Air, except better.
It's got the same size and resolution 9.7-inch display, but its A8 processor makes it far more powerful and Apple has finally added Touch ID, giving you a quick and secure way to unlock it and authorise purchases.
It's got a long lasting battery, a beautiful screen and the iOS software which millions of people know and love.
What we dislike
As with the original iPad Air there's no microSD card slot here and that renders the 16GB model almost redundant, especially given the large size of many apps.
But that's about the only problem it has. It's not cheap and iOS isn't for everyone, but it's well worth the money and if you do like iOS this is as close to a perfect tablet as we've yet seen.
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This past year, we made sure to schedule a Holy Hour each week for those seeking to adore Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament:
· Tuesdays following Mass at Holy Ghost
· Fridays after Mass at St. Mary of the Rosary
But folks who do not make a Holy Hour (and maybe even some folks who do) might wonder why it is good for us to pray a Holy Hour. The great American Catholic bishop (and possibly the first televangelist ever, of any denomination), Archbishop Fulton Sheen, says much on why we should make a Holy Hour. For him, it begins with Scripture. Jesus was in agony in Gethsemane, and He told Peter, James, and John to "keep watch," but they kept falling asleep. He wakes them and rebukes them: "So you could not keep watch with Me for one hour?" (Mt 26:40). Archbishop Sheen took this personally: if it was good enough for the Apostles, it was good enough for him, and he asked himself, "Why not make a Holy Hour of adoration in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament?" And he gives reasons why he encourages the Holy Hour for others.
First, "the Holy Hour is not a devotion; it is a sharing in the work of redemption." Jesus asks "for an hour of reparation to combat the hour of evil; an hour of victimal union with the Cross to overcome the anti-love of sin."
Second, "the only time our Lord asked the Apostles for anything was the night He went into His agony . . . Not for an hour of activity did He plead, but for an hour of companionship."
Third, the Holy Hour empowers us "to grow more and more into His likeness."
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No wonder people accused me of simply jumping on the bandwagon when I published my third book, Die Erlöser AG (The Redeemer Company), which explicitly deals with different forms of euthansia. But it isn't true. It is more that I felt - after all my personal experience of the issue - that I had to approach the topic in a literary way. This doesn't mean that I don't have a strong opinion about the issue. Indeed, I have had and still have concerns, even moral concerns. When you have concerns and opinions you are seen as suspicious, especially as a young author. My book is set in the near future, in Berlin. The city's infrastructure has collapsed and paragraph 216 of the German Civil Code has been abolished: Tötung auf Verlangen (killing on demand) is legal. A doctor and a journalist set up an agency that looks after ill people at the end of their lives - to help them die or to kill them, depending on how you see it.
How could you? The author makes the elderly look foolish and creates a spectacle out of the issue. This is what some of the critics said. And what was already evident after my first two books became even clearer: if you yourself haven't experienced what it's like to see a poor incontinent human being tied to a bed, you won't have much understanding of the novel's sometimes very explicit pages. Those who do know what I am writing about usually have a very positive reaction to it.
I said earlier that I was ashamed of my youthful - and perhaps not very well thought out - take on the issue. I need to explain myself now. Years after my civilian service, I met a man at one of my readings. He had worked in a hospice for ten years. In contrast to my patients, his patients were very well looked after, from palliative medicine to counselling: they were assured that they would not be alone. He told the audience that in all those years he had never heard his patients ask for euthanasia. I was shocked. Was the wish for euthanasia only an indication of bad care, of a lack of medical and psychological attention? It would be an oversimplification to claim that all those years ago I was in favour of euthanasia and that now I am against it. If you choose one of the two options, you show only that you haven't dealt with the subject. After more than 70 readings and round-table discussions about my book, it became clear to me that the more serious a discussion is, the more peacefully it develops. The fewer ideological embellishments each side attributes to their alleged opponent, the more understanding they can have for each other.
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This website offers an interactive course on Dynamic Programming (DP). It teaches a systematic way of dealing with DP problems, the so-called Algebraic Dynamic Programming (ADP) style.
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01. Ain't No Dance Party Like a Yugoslavian Dance Party! I recently watched the Yugoslavian Romantic comedy Crna mačka, beli mačor (Black Cat, White Cat). This movie is awesome and I highly recommend it. It starts off a bit slow... you know, a washing machine gets thrown over the side of a barge and embarrassingly misses the boat and is dropped in a river, we see a girl doing some Yugo-version of Flashdance... The usush. But then you meet Dadan. As the Wikipedia entry on the movie says, Dadan is "a rich, fun-living, drug-snorting gangster type who has a harem, juggles grenades and cheats at cards." Juggling grenades is sooo bad ass. Suspiciously absent from Wikipedia's entry on the movie is mention of Dadan's reoccurring sweet dance move involving a lot of fast paced fist pumping. We are first introduced to Dadan's signature move after he snorts cocaine out of a rosary with a cross-shaped cokebox and pretty much simultaneously with him singing "Pitbull" while his harem girls lean in and screech "Terrier!" Check it out by watching these videos: here and here. The Dadan dance is now my new favorite morning dance party move. As a side note let me tell you there is no better way to start the day with a dance party. Unless you held your morning dance party on your sweet new balcony... but the neighbors have been eating breakfast on their new balcony and I'm not completely shameless. Not completely. Watch out, though, once you start this fist-pumping fiesta of fun you'll want to do it everywhere. I was biking to work yesterday listening to Girl Talk's Bounce That and I had the urge. I Dadan'ed just a little bit when I was at a stoplight, but I kept my hands low. There is unfortunately no way reserved Danish people could handle a Yugoslavian Mashup Dance party at Lance Armstrong intersection at 8am.
02. 'I don't understand why they didn't just write a note,' said Miss Smith, 27. I don't understand why you didn't just read in the first place. Dummy.
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[SPOILERS AHEAD for Terminator: Genisys.]
A newly-unveiled Terminator: Genisys international TV spot maintains an air of mystery surrounding a new Terminator that ends up coming after young Sarah Connor (Emilia Clarke), Kyle Reese (Jai Courtney), and their aged T-800 counterpart (Arnold Schwarzenegger) in the rebooting sequel. Of course, it's somewhat for naught, seeing as that cat's already been let out of the bag by the second U.S. trailer for Genisys, released earlier this week.
Yes, we can now confirm that one of the big twists in Genisys - one that could make or break the Terminator movie franchise - involves humanity's future savior, John Connor (Jason Clarke) becoming some kind of cyborg - one who's actually quite keen on Judgement Day happening, it would appear. There may be more cards up this film's sleeve (see: Matt Smith's character), but for now it seems Paramount has placed its Ace on the table.
Jason Clarke was effectively evasive in his explanation of what makes his John Connor different from previous iterations (such as Christian Bale's from Terminator Salvation), when he was interviewed about the matter during our Genisys set visit. Naturally, Mr. Clarke was more forthcoming when interviewed by EW after the new Genisys trailer dropped - saying the John Connor twist adds "a bit more complexity" to the humans vs. machines dynamic in the Terminator franchise.
Here is the actor's reply, when asked how it felt to play "the good and bad" of John Connor:
Not just the good and bad of one man but the good and the bad of man and machine. Technology has become more and more engrained inside of us and John becomes the ultimate realization of that. It was a lot of fun to play and it was a lot of fun as a group to work out what the boundaries are of that. A lot of it they are still designing.
Genisys is far from the first science-fiction movie to examine what happens when the line between human and machine starts to blur; even Salvation dealt with the idea, so it's not even a first for the Terminator property. Jason Clarke, during his EW interview, advised the concerned fans "Don't turn off too soon or you'll miss the ride," when it comes to that aspect of Thor: The Dark World director Alan Taylor's Terminator film.
So far, a number of people - including the Screen Rant Underground Podcast team - seem to be taking that wait-and-see approach, despite their reservations. Then there are elements such as the caliber of the film's cast and comments - such as those from Oscar-winning costar J.K. Simmons - which indicate the Genisys script co-written by Laeta Kalogridis (Shutter Island) and Patrick Lussier (Drive Angry) may well handle its various plot twists and Terminator mythos tweaks well.
If not then, well, Paramount might want to give those new Terminator trilogy plans a second thought...
Terminator: Genisys opens in U.S. theaters on July 1st, 2015.
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Hi everyone.
I have had another very interesting day. This morning, Kristin told me we were going to a village outside of Cairo to learn more about the air pollution and other environmental issues. I wasn't so sure I wanted to spend the day learning about the yellow stuff in the air I see from Kristin's hotel room. But Kristin told me it was very important so I decided to go along.
Now I am really glad I did go with Kristin. Kristin and her group took a bus to a village called Kafr el-Elew. I have NO idea how to say that name so I will just call it the "village." The village is located near a number of factories including one that makes cement. A very nice American man who teaches here in Cairo took us on a tour to show us how the village is working to overcome air and garbage problems. Here you can see the cement factory behind the buildings under construction. See how dusty the air looks?
I was shocked at what I saw. The buildings in the village looked very old and rundown. People were selling food out of baskets in the street and there were flies EVERYWHERE! Plus, I saw many, many donkeys pulling carts. I asked Kristin what they were for and she told me that many people do not have cars so they use the donkey carts to get around the village. I had no idea! I thought every family owned at least one car.
Here you can see me standing along one of the main streets in the village. Can you see the donkey carts behind me?
Many of the streets were very narrow and filled with garbage. Our guide told us that the people living in the village have been trying to get help to clean up the garbage but there is no money to clean up the village.
I could tell this made Kristin sad. I asked Kristin if she has ever visited a village like this before. She told me she and Keith have seen many that are much worse in other parts of the world. Can you believe that? I can't imagine that there are other places worse than this village.
Our group attracted a lot of attention. Many children followed us as we walked through the village. They all seemed very happy but they were wearing old clothes. Many had backpacks just like I do for school but they told the group they couldn't go to school because they don't have a teacher.
I also noticed the children were not playing with toys. Then I remembered that Kristin told me the children in the pictures in her office also didn't have toys. I just can't imagine not having any toys to play with! Kristin didn't take many photos because she says the people in the village don't like having their photo taken.
As we left the village, I asked Kristin if I should give my new stuffed camel to one of the children. Kristin said that was a very nice idea but it would be hard to give just one toy when there are SO many children. She is right. I would need LOTS of camels to give to the children in the village and I don't have enough money to buy that many camels.
Kristin knew I was sad so she told me the best thing I could do is appreciate everything that I have. I think Kristin is right. I now know I am very lucky that I have toys, a nice home, and a school to go to. I don't always like school but I know it is important to learn how to read and write. Kristin told me that that's why she wanted me to come with her today. She wanted me to understand that I am very lucky. I promised her I would do my best to appreciate my life in Iowa from now on!
This afternoon Kristin's group met another very important person. They seem to meet a lot of important people don't they? Anyway, today we went to the United States Embassy in Cairo.
The Embassy is the building where the person who represents America in Egypt works. Did you know that person is called an "ambassador." I had no idea! The American Ambassador to Egypt is Francis Ricciardone. He must be VERY important. I had to go through an x-ray machine before I could go into the building and there were many security officers watching the embassy building. Kristin also couldn't take photos in the Embassy. Kristin says it is a security issue and that it is important to keep the Ambassador and the others who work at the Embassy safe. This makes sense.
I was too scared to shake his hand so I stayed in Kristin's purse but he seemed very nice. He talked to Kristin's group for a long time. I didn't understand what the Ambassador was talking about. Kristin told me that was OK. The group was talking about big political issues that can be very confusing. Whew! I was worried she might give me a quiz after the meeting.
I got very sleepy during the meeting and feel asleep on the way to Kristin's next meeting.
And, I have decided to go to bed early tonight. That's because Kristin says we are taking another trip tomorrow to a place called Luxor. See if you can find it on the map. I don't know why we are going but Kristin says it will be exciting. She also says we won't be able to use her computer there. So, it may be a few days before I can send you an update.
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Wednesday, July 2, 2008
A Fun Time at Retreat
Hi everyone,
Thought you might like to see what we "Mellow Yellows" do when we get away on our own...
This place is a little bit of heaven for us and has turned into an annual event for the past few years. We love our time to-gether here. It is so quiet and peaceful, far from the maddening crowd. There are many different buildings on the property and are spread out over many acres. We always stay in the "House of Prophet" which suits our needs. We bring gifts for each other, each person is responsible for making one meal, and we have time to rest or read or just daydream!!. Of course we bring our sewing machines, projects to work on and generally have a wonderful time to-gether.I feel so blessed to have these women as my friends. They mean the world to me.... so come on in and check us out!!
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- blumoon said...
What a great place-I finally get to see it. LOL. Were you able to walk the labyrinth?
- July 3, 2008 at 2:31 AM
- Maggie R said...
Hi Blu,
No We didn't go outside as the mosquitos were too hungry!!!!!
Hopefully next time.... Interesting eh??
- July 3, 2008 at 11:49 AM
Thanks for sharing this special place....I especially love their creed!
- July 3, 2008 at 12:19 PM
- Maggie R said...
Hi Phyll.
Yes this really is a special place in every way.....
So peaceful and honestly you should hear the different birds that play their melodies all day long.....I't wonderful....
- July 3, 2008 at 11:40 PM
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One of the challenges for the Creative Crew each month is Holiday focus. This month we are to show our national spirit and we are asked the question: What does your country mean to you?
Independence Day honors the birthday of the United States of America and the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. It's a day that we celebrate with picnics and patriotic parades. At night there are concerts and fireworks. Many fly the American flag. It also brings to mind that our freedom isn't free.
I am thankful for all of the branches of our military. The military fights to keep us free every day. I am particularly thankful for the United States Marine Corps. Marines are uniquely trained, equipped and organized to maintain a constant state of global readiness. Marines are warriors of the highest order, committed to purpose, honor and each other. The motto of the Marine Corps is Semper Fidelis. Always Faithful. The core values are honor, courage and commitment. They are what define a Marine. Most of you know that my son David is a Marine. This post is dedicated to him. Thank you for your service David. I am proud of you and thankful for you.
This uses the set Courage and the wheel Hero. I stamped with Crumb Cake on Crumb Cake and the quote by Winston Churchill is stamped in Early Espresso. Other colors used here in the cardstock is Cherry Cobbler and Not Quite Navy. Linen Thread and Cherry Cobbler Ribbon are also used.
I have to add here that while I think of David and other Marines as heroes, they do not define themselves that way. David says he is not a hero. He is doing his job.
This flag is in the Summer Mini Catalog. It is called Land of the Free. Very appropriate for this post. The words of the National Anthem, The Star-Spangled Banner are stamped in Cherry Cobbler. The stars are stamped in Not Quite Navy. The background is both of those colors using the Tasteful Trim Die and is wrapped with White Baker's Twine.
The Star-Spangled Banner
Oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light
What so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming?
Whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight,
O'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming?
And the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air,
Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there.
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Cambodia's growing middle class has brought with it shoppers more
willing to fork out cash for expensive threads, name-brand clothing
retailers say.
Per-capita gross domestic product in current US dollars increased about
70 per cent between 2006 and 2011, according to Ministry of Economy and
Finance estimates.
The trend is translating into more shoppers at
the increasing number of name-brand clothing shops on Sihanouk
Boulevard, near the capital's Independence Monument.
really have purchasing power now. They come in nice cars, but you also
see people pulling up on motorcycles and shopping in our stores," said
Ly Souden, marketing manager at Sovereign Retail Group, one of
Cambodia's two major name-brand clothing importers and brand
Domestically owned Sovereign Retail opened a VNC clothing franchise on the north side of Sihanouk Boulevard in 2005.
Today, the company owns Paris's Axara and Spain's Mango franchises, as well as Malaysian brands
the south side of the boulevard, Ming Wouy Group, also domestically
owned, represents brands such as Polo Club, Pierre Cardin and Samsonite.
Ming Wouy and Sovereign Retail will expand this year on the positive economic outlook for the country in 2012.
The government has projected 6.5 per cent year-on-year growth.
Oudam, area sales manager at Ming Wouy's New Collection sales venue on
Sihanouk Boulevard, said sales for name-brand products were driven by
customers who had spent time overseas, but customers who had never been
abroad were also peeking into the stores.
"The middle class is growing. People are going to school, taking care of their families and spending more money," he said.
Retail's sales grew by an annualised 11 per cent in 2011, Ly Souden
said, up from four per cent in 2009 and 2010, but below the pre-economic
crisis growth of 15 per cent.
Ming Wouy's clothing retail saw a similar trend, but Thaipheang Oudam did not disclose exact growth figures.
Sales were still threatened by the counterfeit products that flooded Cambodia's markets, the retailers said.
have faced that problem. A lot of people were asking why they need to
buy shoes here for $40 when they can get them for half price somewhere
else," Ly Souden said.
"Some people don't trust us. 'Is this the real thing?' they ask."
Five years ago, the concept of a name brand was novel to most Cambodians, Ly Souden said.
The recent increase in clothing products from Europe has introduced new quality standards to the Kingdom.
Thaipheang Oudam said counterfeit products had actually helped shape an appreciation for name brands.
the Khmer concept of quality evolved, an increasing number of
Cambodians were seeking out authentic counterparts of the fake brands
they had worn for years, he said.
The clothing market was intensely competitive and "chaotic", City Mall general manager Hung Chuang Ming said this week.
sheer number of shops marketing clothing – real or fake, on the street
or in a mall – reduced the potential market share any one retailer could
capture, he said.
Clothing isn't the only thing name-brand clothing retailers are trying to market.
Sovereign Retail and Ming Wouy say they are also trying to sell a customer-service experience.
Opening the Mango franchise required a level of service training not available five years ago, Ly Souden said.
when staff had met Mango's service requirements, as well as design
standards for the venue, was Sovereign Retail granted the franchise, he
"The key to any luxury brand's success will be how it
targets consumers and the point-of-sales experience when they go into
the stores," Marcus Osborne, CEO of the Malaysia-based brand consultancy
FusionBrand, said.
Developing brand awareness would be an important factor in emerging markets, Osborne said.
presentation and advertising would shape the customer's experience with
the brand, he said, although the process would take time.
Retailers predict fast growth in the niche market this year.
Japanese shopping-mall developer Aeon will begin building a mall this year, with completion expected in 2014.
Okazaki, Aeon's deputy general manager in Cambodia said the company saw
much potential for high-end clothing retail in Phnom Penh.
declined to mention specific brands but said the mall would have Western
luxury products as well as products from Japan and Korea.
on the rate of market growth, Ly Souden said it was impossible to say
what brands Cambodian shoppers would be trying on in the next few years.
"We can't have these brands here now, but in five years I think we'll have Louis Vuitton and Gucci," he said.
February 15, 2012
High-end retailers find new market
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Another early start again to beat the heat, but rising through the first lock out of Shardlow, a kindly person had advised about a problem ahead with a rather large tree and an equally large branch which was in a precarious position – personal inspection and a look-see was advisable.
Sure enough – it could easily be seen where the branch was peeling itself away from the trunk and if it came down it would cause some havoc.
On the basis that we had been through the same place just the day before and that the breeze would have trouble blowing out the flame on a candle we proceeded.
Gently we went, taking the precaution of life and limb – Diane and Banjo were inside the boat – I am pretty sure she made the phone call to the insurance company to increase my life insurance payout – just in case !
Everything passed without incidence – we did make the comment to each other that if we had waited for CaRT to arrive and inspect, they would be sure to close the canal – later in the morning that is exactly what they did – closed until sometime on Friday.
We had observed on Wednesday a boat using that very same first lock up and the lady on board needed to use the bow thruster to get into the double-gated lock. We sniggered a bit about all of that, but as we found there are reasons why some people need to use the button.
It was this very same boat that we met and shared the next 4 double locks with on our cruising on Thursday.
Diane was on the boat and was chatting with Jo and it transpired that she has to steer the boat – only into the locks whilst Danny sets them and works the boat through.
With some medical problems she is not physically able to open and close lock gates and therefore must do the boat; she feels more comfortable with the button and Danny said that without it they simply wouldn't be able to enjoy cruising – no longer will I make any comments about bow thrusters and the people that need to use them – they help people feel more confident and help them get out and enjoy the canals.
Danny did go onto say that Jo is improving with the steering – Well Done!!
The sun was getting hotter and we were both getting ready to moor up – so after Stenson Lock we were looking for the first available spot – which fortunately arrived just after bridge 20 – in we went and there we stayed – in the shade; in the cool of the day; out of the heat.
And here we stayed for another day.
Despite some railway marshalling yards nearby and the distant presence of the hum of the A50, it was quiet, peaceful and cool.
"Yes dear, what would you like for me to fetch for you?"
"Coffee, croissants, water, foot massage, back rub - Your wish is, as usual, my command, oh queen of the boat"
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One essay in particular caught my attention immediately: The Work of Memory. One of the things Perec did in his writing was elevate the worth of daily, mundane tasks, promoting himself to recall them with as much directness as - if not more than - trauma or large significant events. He speaks in this essay about a socialism of memory, in a sense, a non-hierarchical access to the place where collective experience meets personal expression.
In a follow-up, Notes on What I'm Looking For, he refers to four fields of his interest in his work. I love these descriptions - "in one he grows beetroot, in another Lucerne, in a third, maize." All grown by him, but with different focuses of interest. Here are those four fields, also of great interest to memoir readers and writers:
1. Sociological. The examples he gives are in essays where he looks at the everyday things we all interact with but in our own ways - beds, streets, apartments. Describing these as subjects in their own right, not as servants to memories which carry more significance.
2. Autobiographical. Direct memories of one's own life. Of course these overlap with larger social themes and memories, but specifically are about our own stories. Typical topics of memoir.
3. What he calls scales. Playing with words, form, constraints. This is where he overlaps with OuLiPo the most. For instance, Queneau, one of his contempriwries, wrote the same scene written in 100 different styles. All based in the direct scene he witnessed, but varying in language, form and perspective. Word games and challenges like writing a 300 page book without the letter "e". Not using "I", even in memoir.
These may seem trite and silly, but in fact are profound stretches and good exercises for getting new perspective and a sense of playfulness.
4. Fictive. Making fiction, but with full awareness of it being connected to direct experience. This, of course, is a taboo topic for published memoir, but an important way to play with memory and perspective in the process of writing memoir. Also included in this is the understanding that memory lies - the stories we have constructed out of especially our most significant memories are at least half constructed at this point.
In fact, back in the first essay I mention, The Work of Memory, Perec describes how the ordinary memories he works to capture can seem to be wrenched from a pure place - untouched by having been remembered before, which is how neuroscientists have come to describe it now. In other words, we have untapped reserves of the first type of memories, sociological, just waiting with tremendous power for us to uncover.
We go looking to our big stories to unlock something and carry a book forward. But to out all our weight in the second field alone is to create a sinkhole. Make sure to explore all four of these fields, and any anothers you or others have discovered in our memoir adventures.
*OuLiPo was a French semi-surrealist school of super smart writers who loved wordplay, as well as questioning the structure of thought, memory and writing.
PS A lovely quote from Pema Chodron I found later this morning:
PS A lovely quote from Pema Chodron I found later this morning:
We went for a walk this morning, but now it is a memory. Every situation is a passing memory. As we live our lives, there is a lot of repetition—so many mornings greeted, so many meals eaten, so many drives to work and drives home, so many times spent with our friends and family, again and again, over and over…So much will happen in the same way over and over again. It's all an excellent opportunity to connect with this sense of each situation being like a memory.
-Pema Chodron from Start Where You Are: A Guide to Compassionate Living


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Bernie Peet was our guest fly tying instructor. Bernie taught 24 fly tyers how to tie 4 excellent stillwater patterns. You can read Bernie's notes below. Tying well proportioned slim callibaetis nymphs takes practice and precision! Bernie's instructions helped us all tie excellent nymphs that will certainly be winners on our next trip to our favourite lakes! Thanks for the informative evening Bernie!
Next week Garnet Clews is our guest tyer. Stimulators and Lime Sallies are on the menu! Be sure to have orange, olive, and yellow thread along in 6/0 for the stimulators. Bring chartreuse or yellow 8/0 for the lime sallies!
Note: The ALL Day Phil Rowley Workshop on February 4this rapidly filling up. We will be full once we hit 30 fly tyers. Drop Bob a note to sign up! We have 26 tyers signed up so far. The cost of the workshop is $40!
We will also have pub night on Friday February 3rd. Stay tuned for the time and location!
Cracking Callibaetis
Last May, at Dragon Lake, Quesnel, BC, there were some prolific mayfly hatches. Trout fed sporadically, for two, or perhaps three hours, in the late morning, then again in the early evening. We quickly found that trout preferred slim, light coloured mayfly patterns rather than the pheasant tail nymphs that many anglers were using. The most successful fly was the King's Callibaetis Mayfly, which was responsible for catching fish to 5 lbs 8ozs. However, the colour of the mayflies varied, almost from day to day, and sometime a darker pattern or green mayflies were successful. Presentation was equally important; we fished with a floating line and a long leader in depths of 6 to 10 feet, twitching the flies above the weed beds. Alternatively, we could have used a nymph tip line or a clear intermediate to provide a different presentation.
We came back from BC with one battered King's Callibaetis left, so this was the first pattern I started tying last fall. I have also explored various other Callibaetis patterns and here are some of the recipes that I would like to share with the group.
Skip Nymph (Skip Morris)
Hook: 2X Nymph, eg. Mustad S82-3906B, or Daiichi 1710, size 12 – 16
Thread: 8/0 brown
Tail, back and thorax cover: About 8 Pheasant Tail fibres
Body and thorax: Hareline dubbing, Hair's Ear
Rib: Copper wire
Poxyback Callibaetis (intheriffle.com, via YouTube)
Hook: Curved nymph, eg. Mustad C53S, size 10 - 16
Thread: Olive UTC 70
Tail: Ostrich herl, light gray
Body and thorax: Whitlock SLF dubbing, Scud Shrimp olive
Rib: Krystal Flash, pearl
Thorax cover: Pheasant tail
Gills: Fibres from base of partridge feather
Legs: Partridge
Poxyback: UV resin
King's Callibaetis Mayfly (Matt King, in Stillwater Selections by Phil Rowley)
Hook: Mustad C53S, size 12 – 16
Thread: 8/0 or 6/0 tan
Tail: Partridge
Body: Thin Skin, tan
Thorax: Stillwater Solutions Sparkle Blend Dubbing, Callibaetis
Legs: Partridge
Head: Stillwater Solutions Sparkle Blend Dubbing, Callibaetis
Wing case: Thin Skin, mottled oak, natural
Stillwater Callibaetis (Phil Rowley in Stillwater Selections)
Hook: 2X Nymph, eg. Mustad S82-3906B, or Daiichi 1710, size 12 – 16
Thread: 8/0 olive or tan
Tail: Stillwater Solutions mottled Turkey Flats, Callibaetis or light olive
Rib #1: Wire, Fine silver
Rib #2: Crystal Hair or Krystal Flash, pearlescent or silver
Body: Stillwater Solutions mottled Turkey Flats, Callibaetis or light olive
Wing case: Stillwater Solutions Midge Braid, brown
Thorax: Stillwater Solutions mottled Turkey Flats, Callibaetis or light olive
Legs: Stillwater Solutions mottled Turkey Flats, Callibaetis or light olive


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Like a champ, she outlasted, dodged and swerved to keep hope alive for the underdog. Bernard Senator Sammy Nunez, who served two terms as Senate President, died Sunday after a lengthy illness.
Nunez served as President of the National Conference of State Legislatures and worked closely with current Senate President John Alario when Alario served as Speaker of the House. Former Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour says he is at peace with his decision to pardon more than 200 criminals, including 17 convicted murderers, on his last days in office, but angry Mississippians are fighting back with the help of Attorney General Jim Hood.
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You know I am all for kicking off the weekend early (exhibit a, exhibit b), but this week we kicked it off really early. Monday I attended the Disaronno wears Versace party at the Americano Bar & Kitchen in the company of Amsterdam's stylish crowd. The occasion? The launch of a limited edition Disaronno bottle, dressed up in Versace gear. If that is not a reason to party on a Monday night, I do not know what is. So congrats to Disaronno and Versace for this lovely launch and a great night!
The Americano Bar & Kitchen has not officially opened its doors yet, but I can tell you that it has everything to become Amsterdam's next stylish hotspot. Combined with the tunes of Covergirl Sunny the night never seemed to end. Looking at these pictures also makes me really excited for this weekend, because let us not forget: It is f*cking Friday again!
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I'm referring to this recipe:
From the molly yeh gingerbread house article
this recipe here with the egg whites? https://food52.com/recipes...
I'm eager to learn the official answer to this too. The gingerbread recipe I'm working from (one that comes with those gingerbread house molds) has a similar icing recipe, and they say it can be stored at room temperature - for how long, they don't say.
I suspect it needs to be airtight. The Molly's recipe for the icing says the cling wrap needs to be touching the surface of the icing for storage.
So now we know how to store it, all we need to find out is how long we can store it.
You can make it the day before, but it only takes a few minutes to make, and for me making it fresh it would be worth it to avoid losing a portion of the icing to the plastic wrap you need to press down on the surface to keep the icing from drying out.
When I was growing up we had two Christmas trees - one "regular" tree and a "cookie tree". The cookie tree was decorated with small ornaments, sugar cookies and gingerbread men wrapped in plastic. We decorated the cookies with total icing and always stored the leftover icing in the refrigerator with plastic directly on top of the icing. I've read that you can store it for up to a week, but I remember it getting pretty hard after a few days.
Royal icing, not total icing. Spell check strikes again!


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Most people know that there is a link between alcohol and chronic disease. And it's probably fair to say that when people consider that link, they think about alcohol and liver disease. We now know however, that there is a link between alcohol and other chronic diseases, that even moderate drinkers can be at risk and that it does have a significant impact on our local health care system. Consider that in our area, Simcoe Muskoka, there were an estimated 1,256 chronic disease-related hospitalizations and more than 6,800 injury-related hospitalizations directly attributable to alcohol use between 2003 and 2009. Follow the low-risk drinking guidelines to reduce your risk.
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thanks for your awesome feedback! That's what it's all about-get the conversation going. Alcohol is such an accepted part of our society-drinking alcohol is the social norm. How that affects your health is the awareness that needs to happen and we can all contribute to that discussion. Keep spreading the word! Thanks, Diane:))
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I have decided to try and get up earlier in an effort to get more done with my day. The same blog that inspired me to start writing my entries again gave the advice to try getting up earlier. I've only done it a couple days so far, but I have to say I'm liking it. I got up at 6 yesterday and went in to work early to finish that project I mentioned. Today I got up @ 8:30, which is quite early for me on a Saturday. I went running (3 mi.) and thought about what I was going to do with my day. I made a mental checklist and decided on six things I wanted to accomplish. Put together Tiger's scooter, Set up the scanner in the office, laundry, write up plan training plan for the TC 10 mile, replace a valve in the downstairs bathroom, and get a letter notarized for Green Girl's trip to Europe next week. I didn't get all of them done, but in part that is because when I got back I found out the the server was down and I had to go in and reboot it. I replaced one of my original items (the bathroom one since I didn't really want to do that) so I wouldn't get too annoyed with having to go in on the weekend. I stopped and got Green Girl a camera while I was out so I am counting that too and I'm not going to bother with the training plan until later. My plan is to get up early all this week and go running before work.
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