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10 Signs Like This: June 2007
Accidentally local
It's week 1 of Liz's One Local Summer event, and I have been very, very distracted. More to the point, I've spent most of my waking hours doing two things: (1) picking wild blackberries, and (2) processing birds and putting them into the freezer. It was only last night, when I sat down to a plate of tandoori chicken with Indian-spiced vegetables, that it occurred to me: Hey, this is a completely local meal. A really, really local meal. These chickens and vegetables, they are ours.
So here's my Week 1 effort. A wrap-up of all the southern U.S. participants (for indeed, I am the regional OLS wrangler!) will follow on Monday morning. Those of you who are participating, make sure to blog or e-mail or Flickr-post by midday Sunday.
TANDOORI CHICKEN: our own, with a marinade that included our own garlic
INDIAN-SPICED VEGETABLES: our own green beans, onions, and garlic; half the potatoes were ours and half were from a grower in Athens (35 miles away)
SUNGOLD TOMATOES: our own
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Please stop hanging out in the henhouse. You are making the hens uncomfortable, and a couple of times you have nearly given me a coronary. I am forever shooing you out of the coop with a shovel. One of these days, I'm going to decide you've had enough warnings.
Dear Tommy Irvin and Zippy Duvall,
Surely, as Ag Commissioner and Farm Bureau President (respectively), you have better things to do than to hold a formal government-sanctioned religious service at which you pray for rain. I know we're all a little desperate, but let's leave that to the ministers, shall we?
Our house is spotless. Gorgeously spotless. The reason we won't let you in has nothing to do with a housekeeping disaster of monstrous proportions. There's a perfectly good explanation, really, which is... um... let us get back to you on that.
Dear Noncompliant Goose,
Lately I have been having a terrible time convincing you to go indoors for the night. All the other geese line up contentedly and wait their turn to go in the door. You, however, always decide to make a run for it at the last moment. Last night you sprinted away from me and got caught in the electric fence. I actually saw sparks fly off you. I am pretty sure our neighbors think I am torturing an opera singer over here.
It is no wonder that tonight you lined up with the other geese. I hope and trust that this improved behavior will continue.
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Labels: nature, ranting, small feathered dinosaurs, weather
Starting this Sunday, Liz is running her One Local Summer event again. I participated last year and really enjoyed it; it's low-key, because it's only one dinner per week, but it's still educational and creates a fun sense of community among the participants. It's so cool to see what everyone comes up with.
This year she's had such an enthusiastic response (more than 100 people!) that she's had to close further registration. Any more people, and there'd just be too much to handle. As it is, she has delegated some of the clerical work to several regional wranglers (I'm in charge of the southern U.S.). The good news is, you can still follow along if you haven't signed up--we just won't be able to include you in the weekly wrap-ups, and you won't be eligible for the incentives.
If you are a participant, hi! and welcome! Liz gives some great advice on her OLS Questions and Answers page, but if you have any other questions, please feel free to contact me. I'll be watching your blog (or waiting for your e-mail) every week, then including you in a weekly summary (either posted here, or on a subpage of Pocket Farm, we're not sure which yet).
I will be sourcing my OLS meals from Georgia only--and where possible, from a 100-mile radius. In the past I would have said it'd be incredibly difficult, but the more you eat locally, the more sources you find. It's funny how it works.
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• After years of making do with a percolator, we bought a new drip coffeemaker. It is programmable, so it can make coffee all by itself and have it waiting for me when I get up in the morning. Needless to say, this represents a huge jump in Quality of Life.
• The s.o. completed an outdoor chickenwire-and-netting aviary for Chicken House #2--a porch-covered vestibule area that will later lead to a number of separate pens--and today the young chickens and turkeys ventured into the great outdoors for the first time. Bravery is definitely breed-specific: Barred Rocks were the first out the door, followed by Red Star boys (remember them--the padding in the shipment? they are nice guys and we will be rather sorry to eat them, but there's nothing that can be done, because we all know the problems associated with Too Many Roosters), then Speckled Sussexes. Cornish boys were curious, but very flighty and scaredy. Ameraucanas were so docile that they would stay outside if placed there, but they took no initiative. Brahmas, Langshans, and Mille Fleur banties wanted nothing to do with the strangeness, and only ventured out after everyone else had been happily pecking grass for quite a while.
• We are harvesting the first Sungold tomatoes. There is a small Lemon cucumber on the vine, and green beans are starting to roll in in quantity.
• My back is getting better.
• My chores--the ones I can do with a delicate back, at least--have recently been made more interesting by heavy use of podcastable language lessons. I'm taking three languages at once, something my mom did one semester in college. "It won't screw you up," she reassured me. Which is a good thing, because I am enjoying all three. The Mandarin is the best by far, and I have actually plunked down money for a basic yearly subscription so I can download the pdfs. That same company also offers Spanish, but I wasn't crazy about the hosts, so I went with this one instead. It's clear and sensible, and kind of quirkily fun because it's taught by Scots. (I hope I'm not picking up an odd accent.) Lastly, I'm doing French. I already read it pretty well, but I speak it quite badly, so I'm using this for review and reinforcement. I recommend podcast language lessons to anyone; they're great for keeping your mind busy when your body has to do the dishes.
• We have bees again, magically. A while ago our hive swarmed, and half the bees absconded to the top of a 60-foot pine tree, from which we were unable to recover them. We watched the remaining bees closely and were horrified that no brood appeared--they seemed to have been unsuccessful in raising a new queen. The colony began, predictably, to die out. And then...inexplicably...there was a healthy hive again, full of young fuzzy bees that are now busily pollinating the garden. We are extremely puzzled, but have decided not to look a gift bee in the proboscis.
• Lately I am all about this recipe, made with shrimp instead of avocado. I love avocado, but trust me when I say shrimp rocks all over it in this particular instance. I suppose one could use both. Hmm.
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Labels: gardening, hive mentality, infrastructure, obsessive kitchenry, ouch
This is pretty much how I see it, too
Food for thought. Even our leaders should be able to conceive of the climate change problem in Clint Eastwood terms, no?
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Could you move over? I gotta rest.
A couple of days ago I must have slept wrong, because I woke up with my back, as they say, "out." Ever since then the s.o. has had to do a lot of my chores, which is especially unfair considering that he did all my chores while I was away in St. Louis. Poor guy!
I think I did something to one of my lumbar muscles. Probably it started with luggage-carrying. I almost rue the $70 worth of spices I brought home from Penzey's in my carry-on! Almost.
My initial thought was to go for the Midol. You know, muscle relaxant. But then when I looked at the packaging, there was nothing but a pain reliever, a diuretic, and some caffeine. So I went to Target and looked through every single box of, er, female-troubles medication. No muscle relaxant. What the...? Obviously I can't be misremembering this; if there had never been a muscle relaxant in Midol, that wedding scene in Sixteen Candles would never have been written.
Has anyone noticed that they're taking all the medication out of our over-the-counter medication? I understand the pseudoephedrine thing--even if I don't like it--but why have they defanged Midol?
Disappointed, and ever-so-slightly crippled from pain, I ended up trying Aleve for the first time. I actually like it pretty well. Millions of older Americans with arthritis can't be wrong, it turns out.
Every day my back is getting a little better. Which is a good thing, because the garden really needs to be weeded now that we have started getting a little rain.
I had a great time, but it's taking me longer to recover from the late nights than it has in the past.
I came back to find a zucchini in the garden as big as a cantaloupe. We ate half of it, and the other half went into a doggie dinner.
There's fresh basil, and the first of the wild blackberries are ready!
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I think this means summer's here
That's about a 14-inch colander, by the way, if it helps you get the scale. The Tondo Chiaro di Nizza zucchini got rather large overnight!
Tonight I'll cook one of my favorite recipes: Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's pasta with creamy zucchini sauce. For those who don't own the River Cottage Cookbook, all you do is slice a couple of pounds of zucchini very thinly and cook them quite slowly with a couple of good glugs of olive oil and some minced garlic, without browning, until it all completely breaks down. This removes the wateriness from the squash and turns it into a sauce. Then you season it, add a few tablespoons of cream, and grate in some Parmesan cheese. Serve it over any kind of pasta you like.
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Labels: gardening, obsessive kitchenry
Flying the, er, friendly skies
From Thursday to Sunday of this week, I'm traveling to St. Louis to attend a music festival that, over the course of a decade or so, has become quite dear to my heart. I'll see a lot of my best friends from far-flung locales. And in a gorgeous harmonic convergence, some of my other best friends from Athens are attending this year for the first time. Can you feel the love?
Instead of driving, which would be excruciatingly expensive at current gas prices, I'm flying. That means putting a lid on my usual Stevie Nicks-like luggage tendencies (i.e., lots of costume changes) and, even worse, coping with draconian air travel regulations. So I've been scouring the drugstores, looking for travel-sized containers for my toiletries.
I find it interesting that, while the regs specify that your shampoo, etc., must not be in a container larger than 3 ounces, the vast majority of travel bottles on the market are... wait for it... 4 ounces.
Who did this?! They deserve to be bitchslapped.
Well, never mind. I still feel the love.
My mother took me at my word when I said that everyone ought to have geese. In my honor, she purchased a Flock of Hope from Heifer International. Someone out there will have birds of their very own--and a leg up in this uncertain world--because of her generosity.
Heifer is one of my very favorite charities. I'd love it if this post inspired a few of my readers to give the gift of sustainability. Give a goat! Choose a chicken! Transfer a tree!
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Labels: fun with friends, small feathered dinosaurs, x's and o's
The Cleveland Cavaliers have finally won the Eastern Conference--and against the loathsome Detroit Pistons, to boot.
I'm not a sports maniac, but I think it's fair to say that I've waited for this day my whole life. The Cavs were born in northeastern Ohio the same year I was, and this is the first time they've managed to win the East. This victory is all the sweeter for the fact that star LeBron James is a local hero, a high school prodigy from Akron.
Anyone with really good sense would avoid Ohio pro sports altogether, because it's been a story of injury, disappointment, last-minute choking, bad coaching, stupid trades, generally lackluster play, etc., from time immemorial. But I have a soft spot for my hometown basketball team because my ex-stepmother worked in the Cavs' marketing department in the late 1980s and early 1990s. As a result, we had really great seats at the old Richfield Coliseum--right behind the players' wives--during a time when the Cavaliers actually showed promise and might have even won something if it hadn't been for a fellow named Michael Jordan on an opposing team. It's enough to make anyone enjoy sports. To this day, we have a Cavs ornament on our Christmas tree every year.
The Cavaliers are up against the San Antonio Spurs in the finals, a team that the s.o. finds as repellent as I do the Pistons. So you can bet we'll be glued to the TV.
In other sports news, I trust you've all seen this video? I can't remember the last time I laughed so hard. Amazing.
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Goose #1: Say, this is extraordinary. It appears that water is actually falling out of the sky!
Goose #2: I know! This has never happened before in our entire lives!
Goose #1: HONK!
Goose #2: HONK, indeed!
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Labels: small feathered dinosaurs, weather
They're saying we may get some rain in the next several days. If we do, it'll be the first real rain in weeks--maybe months, I've lost count. We're experiencing a major, historic drought.
On Wednesday I was talking with my friend L, and she told me that an acquaintance who lives down the road from us was forced to send his cattle to slaughter because he couldn't afford to feed them anymore. Pastures are brown and crackly, and the price of hay has gotten up to $70 per large round bale. As we stood in the park talking, we saw a cattle trailer turn the corner, as if on cue, bearing another farmer's cattle toward the sale barn.
Yesterday we had one of our smoky days. It was a full moon, and the moon shone eerily orange through the haze.
I heard from a fellow vegetable vendor that he has nothing to sell because of the dryness. We have that problem to some extent, too: You can water all you want (or all you can afford), but all it seems to do is keep the plants alive. They don't really grow the way they ought to.
WE NEED WATER! Please cross your fingers.


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US Patent Application for DEVICES AND METHODS FOR SELECTIVE SURGICAL REMOVAL OF TISSUE Patent Application (Application #20090125036 issued May 14, 2009) - Justia Patents Search
Justia Patents Means For Removing Tonsils, Adenoids Or PolypsUS Patent Application for DEVICES AND METHODS FOR SELECTIVE SURGICAL REMOVAL OF TISSUE Patent Application (Application #20090125036)
accessing a neural foramina of a patient;
applying tension to the abrasion device to modify the tissue.
2. The method of claim 1, further comprising applying electrical current to determine the location of a nerve in the neural foramina relative to the abrasion device.
applying tension to the abrasion device to urge the abrasion device against a target tissue to modify the target tissue.
9. The method of claim 8, further comprising applying electrical current to determine the location of a nerve in the neural foramina relative to the abrasion device.
Publication number: 20090125036
Patent Grant number: 7738969
Inventor: Jeffery L. Bleich (Palo Alto, CA)
Application Number: 12/357,289
Current U.S. Class: Means For Removing Tonsils, Adenoids Or Polyps (606/110); Methods (128/898); Sensitivity To Electric Stimulus (600/554); Cutting, Puncturing Or Piercing (606/167)
International Classification: A61B 17/26 (20060101); A61B 19/00 (20060101); A61B 17/32 (20060101); A61B 5/05 (20060101);

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Movies | Venice Film Festival Pushing Into the Little Known
Venice Film Festival 2013 VENICE — It is difficult to imagine a better use of 3D than in Alfonso Cuarón’s “Gravity,” which opened the Venice Film Festival this year not just with a bang, but with a considerable quantity of space debris that the audience found hurtling toward them with alarming verisimilitude.The out-of-competition film shown on Wednesday night stars Sandra Bullock as Ryan Stone, a medical researcher, and George Clooney as Matt Kowalsky, a veteran astronaut on his last mission. They are on a routine space walk to repair the Hubble Telescope when, minutes into the film, an exploding Russian satellite sets off the space equivalent of a multicar pile-up. It shreds their shuttle craft and the telescope, leaving them floating in space several hundred miles above Earth, with only each other for company and a rapidly diminishing supply of oxygen.The movie, scripted by Mr. Cuarón and his son Jonás, immediately sets the audience on edge — you wonder not just how are they going to survive, but how are they going to manage to sustain this drama over an hour and a half. Yet sustain it they do, to dazzling effect. It is difficult to give more plot details without revealing any of the twists and turns of this gripping and visually stunning drama.“Gravity” is a surprising hybrid, a sci-fi disaster movie, but an intimate one. It has balletic qualities that go way beyond Stanley Kubrick’s “2001: A Space Odyssey,” with which it will inevitably be compared. The pyrotechnic effects in this movie could only have been achieved with the latest digital tools, but the Cuaróns’ film remains a story that is centered on character and human emotions. It also has memorable moments of poetry — a shimmering detached tear-drop traveling through space, for example — and humor. Continue reading the main story
Ms. Bullock’s performance is a bravura demonstration of “grace under pressure,” in a role that was clearly physically and mentally demanding. Her character has suffered a personal tragedy, but faced with the seemingly impossible challenge of maintaining her life she finds new untapped sources of strength and determination. She said at a news conference that while researching the part she had been in regular contact with astronauts on the International Space Station. One shudders to think of the size of her telephone bill.
Venice Film Festival 2013 There has long been talk of turning this modern Australian epic into a movie, but it has taken nearly 40 years to bring it to the big screen. In fact, so much time has elapsed that the movie records some aspects of Australian and Aboriginal life that have since changed considerably. It is also something of a nostalgic document of a pre-GPS era — when disappearing into the wilderness for weeks on end was still possible.
Although born in the United States, Mr. Curran spent many years in Australia and made his first film there. He shot it in the Outback, often in arduous circumstances, and Mandy Walker’s cinematogaphy, using a special 35-millimeter film, does full justice to the continent’s awe-inspiring desertscapes.The Australian Mia Wasikowska is perfectly cast as Ms. Davidson and plays the remarkable adventurer with skill, conviction and sensitivity. There is, too, a splendid cameo performance by Rolley Mintuma as an Aboriginal elder who guided and befriended Ms. Davidson on one of the most hazardous parts of her journey.
The 10th edition of the Venice Days sidebar category got off to a strong start with the screening of Yuval Adler’s “Bethlehem,” in Arabic and Hebrew and co-scripted with Ali Waked.
In this thriller set in Jerusalem and the West Bank, Razi (Tsahi Halevy) is an Israeli police agent who has managed to recruit a young Arab boy, Sanfur (Shadi Mar’i), as an informant in Bethlehem. Sanfur’s older brother, Abu Ibrahim (Tarek Copti), has become a militant high up on the Israelis’ hit list, and Razi and his colleagues now seem on the verge of being able to use Sanfur to entrap and assassinate him.But an almost paternal bond has grown up between Sanfur and Razi, which Razi’s boss becomes increasingly worried might sabotage the ambush that is intended to prevent Ibrahim from carrying out another deadly attack in Jerusalem. The murky world of terrorism and counter-terrorism, and the vicious circle of suspicion and betrayal in which all the players are locked, are well drawn in this gritty, suspenseful drama as the action moves toward its inevitably violent denouement.
The first of three Italian films to be shown in competition was Emma Dante’s “Via Castellana Bandiera” (A Street in Palermo). In this adaptation of her own novel, Ms. Dante herself plays one of the leading roles as Rosa, a Palermo native, who, much against her better judgement, has returned to the Sicilian city with her partner, Clara (Alba Rohrwacher), for a wedding.They take a wrong turn and find themselves in a narrow street in a poor neighborhood head-to-head with a beat-up vehicle driven by an evidently batty old woman, Samira (Lena Cotta). She is driving her extended, noisy — and disappointingly stereotypical — Sicilian family home from the beach.
Neither Rosa nor Samira will back down and the stand-off soon takes on ludicrous (and implausible) proportions as day turns into night and the neighbors start betting on which of the women will be the first to throw in the towel. Unfortunately, the filmmaker seems to have little more of an idea of how to extract herself from this impasse than the characters she has created.

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A young Syrian refugee sewed shoe parts last month in a factory in Gaziantep, Turkey.CreditCreditChris McGrath/Getty Images
A Syrian child made shoe parts in Gaziantep last month.CreditChris Mcgrath/Getty Images
A refugee in a Gaziantep clothing factory.CreditChris Mcgrath/Getty Images
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Microsoft takes its battle with Apple to brick and mortar - CNET
commentary Microsoft is looking for the object of desire that will have people breaking down the doors at Microsoft stores and catapult Windows into mobile orbit.
12 July 2012 9:01 am AEST
Microsoft Store in Palo Alto, Calif. Microsoft
Microsoft tends to move slowly. Apple, Google, Facebook, and others have been blazing the trail into the digital future, while the 37-year old Microsoft has been inhaling their fumes. Poor Microsoft? Not exactly. The company's software continues to dominate in the old world of Windows and Office, as well as with desktop PCs and game consoles via the Xbox.
For its last quarterly earnings, Microsoft reported revenue of $17.41 billion and operating income of $6.37 billion, up 12 percent from the same quarter last year. But longer-term growth is dependent on competing with Apple's iOS and Google's Android platform for the allegiance of several billion mobile, connected humans around the world.
The laggard Microsoft has finally delivered a response to the mobile leaders with Windows 8, which is slated for an October debut. And, taking another lesson from Apple, a key part of the Microsoft Windows 8 offensive is ramping up its retail stores, with plans to have 44 opened by the end of June 2013.
"The Microsoft Store brand will become more pervasive and go out into the world," Microsoft Chief Operating Officer Kevin Turner said at the company's Worldwide Partner Conference. "More and more markets around are going to see the Microsoft Store, and this holiday on the heels of the Windows 8 launch we're going to do some holiday pop-up stores. And we're going to keep going more and more pervasive. And you'll see the store brand continue to go out into the world with the opportunity we believe we have to tell the Microsoft story."
Microsoft Store merchandise will include a selection of Windows PCs, phones, and tablets, as well as the Xbox and third-party apps and hardware. But, the stores have a long way to go to be pervasive, as Turner desires. Apple currently has 327 retail stores worldwide, which generated $16 billion in sales last year. Most of the Microsoft stores are located in upscale shopping malls. Apple burnishes its cult-brand aura with flagship stores amid high-end luxury brands and museums, as in New York City.
Microsoft Store locations (Source: Microsoft)
In any case, "pervasive" will not be enough to make a huge dent in the lead that Apple, or Google, has with mobile devices. Certainly Microsoft, and its partners, will sell billions in merchandise as the upgrade to Windows 8 takes hold. But beyond the Windows PC feast, can Microsoft and its partners make objects of desire, the kind that compel customers to camp out overnight at the stores to be first in line to pick up the latest tablet or phone?
A happy iPad owner at Apple's flagship store in New York City Dan Farber/CBS
With the Surface, Microsoft is attempting its own Apple-like object of desire, a marriage of hardware and software, tablet and PC. It will be sold primarily through the brick-and-motor and online Microsoft Store.
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said his goal is to sell "a few million Surface PCs" in the coming year. For contrast, in the weekend following the Friday, March 16, 2012, launch of the third-generation iPad, Apple sold 3 million units. Maybe he was being modest, so as not to further alienate partners who are displeased with Microsoft's new entry into the hardware space, or he doesn't think that the initial Surface will slow iPad adoption. Windows 8 phone may have an easier time than the Surface in challenging the incumbents in the coming months.
Ballmer can take great solace in IDC estimates that 375 million Windows PCs will be sold in the next 12 months. But Microsoft is still seeking the Windows 8 object of desire that will have people breaking down the doors at Microsoft stores and catapult the new Windows into mobile orbit.
Discuss: Microsoft takes its battle with Apple to brick and mortar

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Ladies clubs revel in Teej’s folk flavour - Times Of India
You are here: Home>Collections>Folk SongsLadies clubs revel in Teej’s folk flavourVaivasvat Venkat, TNN Jul 14, 2012, 05.53AM ISTTags:Venus Ladies Club|Teej|Niharika Ladies ClubLUDHIANA: As gathering clouds cast a spell on the city, members of Niharika Ladies Club and Venus Ladies Club dressed in vibrant phulkari "dupattas" (stoles) and sporting long plaits braided with "parandi", enjoyed singing folk songs and dancing to traditional beats on Friday as they celebrated the arrival of Teej. Venus club organized its Teej party in a hotel on Dugri Road. The celebration started with a dance performance of 15-year-old Pallavi Madan on the number "Desi Girl". Pallavi set the mood right for the day as members cheered and applauded her performance. Without much delay, a team dressed in traditional clothes took to the stage and set it on fire with a high-on-energy giddha show. The team included 30-year-old Kashish Mahtaroo, Navpreet Kaur, who sang "boliyan" (Punjabi songs), Ritu Goyal, Sonali Goyal and Damandeep Kaur.
Dugri Phase I-resident Navpreet, 30, said, "Teej festival is always special. This time was even better for me as it was my first performance on stage. The atmosphere was ecstatic and we had really great fun. It is a festival for women and we enjoyed it thoroughly." Members also enjoyed a special cooking class for making nutritious food. Inviting Teej to the city, members of Venus Ladies Club and Niharika Ladies Club took the lead in celebrating the festival on Friday. Apart from enjoying folk songs and dance, Venus club members made most of a cooking class. "It was a very nice twist to the celebration. The class was very interesting and I learned many recipes that are good for health," said Pavneet, a member of Venus club. The excitement was just as high at Niharika Ladies Club, who celebrated at Lodhi Club with much fun and frolic. Women danced on songs associated with Teej like "Mahiya nee long gawaiyan", "Tasveer mohabbat" and "Sawan aya jhoom ke". Club members also decided to create awareness regarding the environment and organized a quiz competition. Charneet Thukral, resident of Sarabha Nagar, Sheila Grover and Sandeep Oberoi of BRS Nagar won a lucky draw for all members wearing yellow and green clothes. Vouching that no celebration is complete without tambola, members also enjoyed their favourite game before heading home. FEATURED ARTICLES7 Day flat belly diet plan5 Steps to a flat tummy in 7 days20 ways to gain weight fastMore:20 ways to gain weight fastWork-from-home becomes popular in India10 tips to get rid of under eye puffiness5 Natural tips to prevent hair lossHomemade tips to get rid of sun tanDiabetes diet for Indians
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Mr. Kelsey's Class: KMH: Patriot News
Yesterday I briefly mentioned that KMH: Patriot News, the broadcast club that I sponsor won first place in a video competition that we entered. I just want to say how proud I am of the students in KMH from last year. They did a phenomenal job all year long but especially on their entry into the Reel Spirit Awards. My goal last year when we entered that contest was to touch nothing. The winning broadcast, which you can see by going to: http://www.liberty.k12.mo.us/~mkelsey/KMH , was completely done by the kids. They wrote the scripts, filmed the segments, edited the video, and did all of the green screen effects. I didn’t do anything on that broadcast. Sometimes, especially at the beginning of the year I will center a camera shot for the kids, or do a green screen effect but for that broadcast, it was all the kids. They did an outstanding job. I am super excited for those kids. I can gauruntee that we will be entering again this year. I am typing this on the airplane coming back from Colorado Springs and I can’t wait to get back to school on Monday and see the trophy.
More thoughts about zero G. Our coach told us that for the next couple of days we would feel a little odd after having been weightless. He isn’t kidding. It hits at odd times and doesn’t last long but every once in a while I have a feeling that makes me think about floating around. It isn’t so strong that I feel like I’m floating but it feels like that first second of weightlessness when you just feel like you are getting lighter. Flying today hasn’t been a big deal, I haven’t had the urge to yell, “Feet down – coming out” and I haven’t grabbed onto anything to hold on. But I’m also not on the ground yet. I know that the kids are wondering about something and yes, I will be wearing the flight suit to school tomorrow!
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Fresh photography by Fulvio Bonavia | How About Orange
Fresh photography by Fulvio Bonavia
If you like captivating photography, food, and accessories—particularly when all three are combined—you'll enjoy Fulvio Bonavia's portfolio. Take a look at his "A Matter of Taste" photographs in the "Work" section over here. I'm glad my shoes aren't made of food. As it is, I have enough trouble keeping my foot out of my mouth.
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This is amazingly beautiful! I can't believe the handbag.
More like fresh "fruitography," am I right?! (rimshot)
Wow! Although I think I'll make a cake out of today's raspberries...
Hmmm... where have I seen those before???
It's impossible this bag... In one minute... Nothing in the table...
I absolutely love his stuff! It is truly amazing! The purses are the best though!
So cute! I really like the bag!
So clever and amazing! Thanks for sharing these with us. ♥
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Wowww. I love it verry much
haha these def. brought an immediate smile to my face. original!
Those are so cool. Now I'm craving raspberry's.
so marvelous - that rasberry bag is beautiful! :)
This is exceptional!! I want a raspberry purse of my own.
I love that prosciutto ring!
Your foot in the mouth comment was priceless - well done.
ahhh this way you always have something to munch on ...love your comments!!! Aren´t those shoes beautiful though...a lovely aubergine pair of ballerinas....
aubergine ballerina flats... awesome. thanks for sharing!!
Wow, how marvelous! Love it!
How supremely talented is Fulvio Bonavia - who would of thought to make a purse out of raspberries!
Oh! I love the photos - I also love the food shoes. I have vegetable sandals that my boyfriend wants to burn. Will have to send you a photo.
this is so awesome!!! love the eggplant shoes :)
it's funny i looked at this post today because yesterday my friend linked me to an italian website with the same artist and these photographs. really beautiful stuff.
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Patent US5458122 - System for wireless transmission of medical data - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsThe system for wireless transmission of medical data comprises a piece of transmission equipment carried by the patient which comprises a unit for differential amplification and band filtering, a unit for rejection of interference noises, particularly the sector and its harmonics, existing in the band...http://www.google.com/patents/US5458122?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5458122 - System for wireless transmission of medical dataAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5458122 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/115,600Publication dateOct 17, 1995Filing dateSep 3, 1993Priority dateSep 4, 1992Fee statusLapsedAlso published asDE69311860D1, DE69311860T2, EP0586286A1, EP0586286B1Publication number08115600, 115600, US 5458122 A, US 5458122A, US-A-5458122, US5458122 A, US5458122AInventorsSerge HethuinOriginal AssigneeThomson-CsfExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (9), Referenced by (66), Classifications (8), Legal Events (5) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetSystem for wireless transmission of medical dataUS 5458122 AAbstract The system for wireless transmission of medical data comprises a piece of transmission equipment carried by the patient which comprises a unit for differential amplification and band filtering, a unit for rejection of interference noises, particularly the sector and its harmonics, existing in the band of the useful signal, an amplification circuit with automatic gain control and a modulator receiving a carrier frequency, for example microwave at 2.45 GHz and the useful signal, in analog or after a digital conversion and optional processings. The system also comprises a suitable receiving station. The carrier frequency can be either generated in the transmission equipment, or in the receiving station which then transmits the nonmodulated carrier for the transmitters that are associated with it.
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Trans fats in restaurants: The New York City experience
July 21, 2009 | 1:38 pm
In December 2006, New York City's Department of of Health and Mental Hygiene announced that heart-unhealthy artificial trans fats were to be phased out of restaurant foods in the city. (At least, to low levels -- less than 0.5 gram of trans fat per serving.)
Today's Annals of Internal Medicine has an interesting report on how the trans-fat removal went -- whether restaurants complied, whether the trans fats were replaced by extra saturated fats, whether it cost restaurants more, etc. (The above link takes you to the abstract of the article -- you have to pay to view the entire thing, though it will become available for free after six months.)
In the first phase, the man-made fats were to be removed from fry oils and spreads, and in the second phase, effective July 2008, trans fats were to also be removed from other items such as baked goods.
Here's one interesting fact: The health department at first tried a voluntary program and bolstered it with an extensive educational campaign: mailing 30,000 food outlets with information, training restaurant workers about the issue.
Before the educational campaign, the department found that about 50% of the restaurants it inspected used artificial trans fats in shortenings, oils, spreads, etc.
After the educational campaign -- it found (drumroll) ... pretty much no change at all.
That's when it decided to make a trans-fat rule.
The rule seems to have worked well, according to the report, in spite of objections from the restaurant industry. By November 2009, less than 2% of restaurants were out of compliance.
And it doesn't look as though foods are getting loaded up with saturated fat instead: Wendy's fries seem to have removed the trans fats and kept the saturated fat level the same. Before the rule, a small order of McDonald's fries contained 2.5 grams of saturated fat and 3.5 grams of trans fats. Now, after the rule, a small order of fries contains 1.5 grams of saturated fat -- i.e. less fat overall.
And this: "Restaurants that switched to newer fry oils with 0 grams of trans fat reported that the change was cost neutral. Supply concerns proved unfounded because major oil producers expanded production of oils with 0 grams of trans fat," the Annals report notes.
Here's a Bloomberg News article about the report.
And here's an earlier article we wrote about artificial trans fats -- which includes information about what they are and the medical evidence suggesting they're bad news, as well as efforts by food companies to remove them from products in the grocery store.

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Testing Primark Blue Hair Spray – Simply Katie
Hey!! So today I’m going to be showing you my review and first impression of the Primark ‘2 in 1 colour + glitter hair spray’ in ‘blue bedazzle’. I tried this on my hair on Wednesday and I took a few photos and actually filmed a video on in (which I’ll link at the bottom), but as blogging is my favourite, I had to write a post on it.
To start with the packaging. It’s got a rainbow troll on it?? I’m guessing it’s got to do with the film ‘trolls’ but I’m not sure. It’s the average size of a spray can so yeah. There’s not really much to say, other than it’s blue and alright packaging. It’s was £3 and holds 125ml.
I have really really dark and long hair, so if I wanted to dye my hair the majority of other colours (any lighter), then I’d have to use bleach, which obviously damages your hair. I’m future I will be dying my hair, but as I’m only currently 13 and my school don’t allow any ‘unnatural colours’ I chose to just use coloured hairsprays. I’ve previously used a red one around Halloween, and it actually worked pretty well! I also just want to mention that I only sprayed the ends of my hair blue, as I prefer the look of this, and I don’t even know if there would’ve been enough product for all my hair. Anyways enough rambling, let me give you my review.
It did take a while for the colour to build up and at first I couldn’t really noticed how of a difference and my hair just kinda looked wet. Once the spray had started to dry it had a much better appearance as the colour looked a lot bolder and obviously dry. As it is a hairspray it obviously doesn’t feel the nicest in your hair and all day it just kinda felt dry and like straw. As I mentioned, this is most likely as it’s a hairspray colour but as I’ve only tried one other before this, I didn’t have much to compare it to.
Despite this, the end result looked so cool! The colour was so bright and also so so sparkly so I’d definitely recommend this for festivals or parties!
Some of the not so great things were that I’m pretty sure I used the whole can. And I do feel a little stupid as maybe I should’ve used it on a day when I was actually doing something, instead of the whole £3 used when I was just sitting around. As I mentioned there was LOADS of glitter, maybe even too much. I did put on a change of clothes whilst spraying my hair, but even afterwards the glitter covered my jeans and bomber jacket, as well as being all over the floor. But both of these things wouldn’t really be negative if you used it when attending a festival or something.
Overall, I was actually so impressed with the appearance of the spray and they’re super fun to play around with. I now really want to dye my hair, so comment below or tweet me (@/Oakleyssbinge) some suggestions on what I could do.
Thank you for reading, I hope you enjoyed today’s post, also HAPPY EASTER! Anyways, have a great day,
My YouTube Video of Testing the blue hairspray: Testing Primark Blue Hairspray!
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reviews Clear all C BSanta Clarita1 review“Lovely place and lovely people!”Reviewed 1 August 2013 We cannot say enough about Michelle and Ron and the wonderful experience we had at Hidden Creek. Everything was perfection. We were in the Wildflower Room - plenty of space for two. The details were perfect, from the ample counter space in the bathroom, a clothes hamper, drawers as well as cupboard space and the fabulous spacious shower. The painted...More ReportHelpful?Thank C B Doug-n-TriciaCharlotte, North CarolinaLevel Contributor30 reviews21 hotel reviews13 helpful votes “Hidden Creek is #1 for a reason!”Reviewed 30 July 2013 While Hidden Creek, Michelle and Ron, are rated #1 in Girdwood by TripAdvisor, I can rank them as the #1 B&B I've ever stayed at! Their house was built as a B&B and therefore provides for a user experience that is beyond the norm and well above my expectations.
They live and breathe the Alaskan lifestyle and have personally experienced...More ReportHelpful?1Thank Doug-n-Tricia Beth766Chicago, IllinoisLevel Contributor12 reviews8 hotel reviews7 helpful votes “just perfect”Reviewed 28 July 2013 Wish we had been able to stay longer. However, the room, bath, and common areas are all beautiful. There were incredible cookies in the room. We weren't able to stay for the regular breakfast, which I am sure was wonderful, but Michelle left us delicious muffins and fruit. This is very special. ReportHelpful?Thank Beth766 ryansnurseSandy, UTLevel Contributor5 reviews4 hotel reviews1 helpful vote “Absolute Perfection!”Reviewed 13 July 2013 This B&B is just beautiful. Everything about it was perfect. There are so many little details that they've thought of. We loved the views, the room, the hot tub, the daily treats, the conversation with the hosts and other guests, the hiking in the area, etc. I could go on and on. The breakfasts were so delicious. Michelle is a...More ReportHelpful?Thank ryansnurse Alan LPoughkeepsie, New York, United StatesLevel Contributor34 reviews4 hotel reviews14 helpful votes “Outstanding!!”Reviewed 11 July 2013 Our stay at Hidden Creek was outstanding. The place is well thought out and beautifully appointed. The innkeepers are engaging people who make you feel at home and prepare a great breakfast. This is among the top B & B's that we have stayed in both domestically and internationally. ReportHelpful?Thank Alan L swiftfiremanFloridaLevel Contributor64 reviews42 hotel reviews52 helpful votes “Just Right!”Reviewed 30 June 2013 This BnB is located in the quiet little town of Girdwood, a ski town in the winter time and a great base for all around activities in the Kenai peninsula all the time. The property is impeccable with great amenities and giant comfortable rooms with en suite amazing bathrooms. The owners Michelle and Ron are pleasant hosts who obviously know...More ReportHelpful?1Thank swiftfireman Debi VFort Worth, TexasLevel Contributor5 reviews1 helpful vote “Best of the BEST!”Reviewed 29 June 2013 We stayed in the Wild Flower room and it was the best place we've ever encountered in any of our traveling adventures! The Hosts, Michelle and Ron were simply wonderful and their B&B is superb and you will not find a better place to stay, guaranteed! They have the sweetest dogs too! We were and will continue telling everyone to...More ReportHelpful?Thank Debi V LilikoiInnHOlualoa, HI, the big islandLevel Contributor36 reviews10 hotel reviews12 helpful votes “beautiful home in lovely Girdwood!”Reviewed 12 June 2013 Girdwood is just a great place to visit with good restaurants, and amazing views! We felt so relaxed at this home and it was after many hikes so it was great to have the hot tub and relaxing surroundings of this home. We highly recommend this bed and breakfast and hope to go again! ReportHelpful?Thank LilikoiInn Mindy MBeloit, WisconsinLevel Contributor3 reviews3 hotel reviews“Best B&B EVER!!!!!”Reviewed 25 May 2013 These B&B owners are beyond great! Seriously, there is not one thing hostess Michelle has not thought of to make sure her guests feel totally pampered. First, our room was gorgeous. There was a private entrance that began with a common room complete with computer/printer, and a big screen television with a million DVD's. In there also was a Kuerig...More ReportHelpful?Thank Mindy M Fred SSuffern, New YorkLevel Contributor62 reviews19 hotel reviews29 helpful votes “A magnificent 4800 square foot house luxuriously appointed!”Reviewed 5 May 2013 We were the only guests and had "the run" of the entire house. The owner, Ron, kept us company and he was totally enjoyable to talk with. It is an incredibly gorgeous house with the finest of everything. You really get what you pay for, and more at this place. If you are a newly wed, this is certainly the...More ReportHelpful?Thank Fred S Previous
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Annual report - Indiana State Library
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Internet Archive Search: subject:"genealogy records"
by Stephens, Bascom Asbury Cecil; Bower, Alonzo Smith [Commentator]
Book from Project Gutenberg: The Stephens Family A Genealogy of the Descendants of Joshua Stevens Library of Congress Classification: CS
Topic: Genealogy -- Records
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Genealogy website crawl - NGSGenealogy.org (August 2013)
Archive of the website for the National Genealogical Society (NGS). See http://www.ngsgenealogy.org/
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Genealogy website crawl - SCGSGenealogy.com (August 2013)
Archive of the website for the Southern California Genealogical Society and Family Research Library, a non-profit genealogical organization based in Burbank, California that hosts the annual 'Southern California Genealogy Jamboree' conference. See http://www.scgsgenealogy.com/
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Police lose keys to Wembley StadiumBy Eurosport | London Spy – Mon, Jul 30, 2012 10:06 BST
Police lost the keys to Wembley Stadium in the latest security gaffe to dog the Olympics.
Officers searching the national football ground prior to the start of the London 2012 Games misplaced a set of keys used to open internal doors.
Scotland Yard said the relevant locks have been changed and that there is no security threat.
"On the morning of Tuesday, 24 July officers on the Olympic policing operation at Wembley Stadium reported that internal security keys, being used by them as part of searches, were missing," the Metropolitan Police stated.
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Tweeting blamed for TV cycling shamblesBy EurosportPostsBy Eurosport | London Spy – Mon, Jul 30, 2012 03:27 BST
Excessive tweeting has been blamed for the awful coverage of the men's cycling road race on the opening day of the Olympics.
The race was one of the most eagerly awaited events in the early stages of the London Games but, while Mark Cavendish and Team GB were well short of finishing in the medals, the BBC were also left red-faced.
Viewers were angered by a lack of graphics, poor audio and repeated mistakes as the commentators struggled to cover the lengthy road event to an acceptable standard.
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American athletes launch Twitter protestBy Eurosport | London Spy – Mon, Jul 30, 2012 02:46 BST
A group of U.S. athletes protested on Twitter on Sunday over curbs on appearing in commercials during the Olympics in what looked like a concerted challenge to rules designed to protect Games sponsors.
"I am honored to be an Olympian but #wedemandchange #rule 40," Harper tweeted, accompanied by a picture of a group of U.S. team mates in a meeting room. Others including triple Olympian Sanya Ross-Richards echoed the Read More »from American athletes launch Twitter protest
Billionaire Gates turns cheerleader for HsingBy Eurosport | London Spy – Mon, Jul 30, 2012 02:38 BST
American Ariel Hsing's Olympic table tennis campaign ended in defeat on Sunday but the teenager was hailed as "amazing" by supporter and Microsoft founder Bill Gates who embraced her after she came off court.
The 16-year-old, ranked 115 in the world, threatened to cause a major upset as she twice pegged back China's second seed Li Xiaoxia before eventually falling to a 4-2 defeat.
American billionaire Gates had sneaked into London's ExCel Centre to watch Hsing, who affectionately refers to him as "Uncle Bill".
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So if you were one of roughly a million fans who couldn't get hold of tickets, you might have been forgiven a raised eyebrow when you noticed that Wimbledon was far from full on the opening couple of days. You might start asking questions when you spotted the empty seats at the gymnastics. Read More »from Damage already done in empty seats mess
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Novice rower wins hearts of Eton crowdBy EurosportPostsBy Eurosport | London Spy – Sun, Jul 29, 2012 20:58 BST
Niger's Hamadou Djibo Issaka, a rower of just three months, was given a rapturous reception normally reserved for gold medallists after struggling to the finish line in the men's single sculls on Sunday.
Drawing comparisons to swimmer Eric "the Eel" Moussambani who crawled to fame at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, Djibo Issaka eventually crossed the line a full minute and 39 seconds after Lithuanian winner Mindaugas Griskonis. His time was 8 minutes 39.66 seconds.
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Athletic legends tip Blake over Bolt in sprint showdownBy Eurosport | London Spy – Sun, Jul 29, 2012 19:37 BST
World champion Yohan Blake was a popular man when an international panel of athletes was asked on Sunday to pick the Olympic 100 metres winner.
The group, by a 4-1 margin, went for Jamaican trials double winner Blake over world record holder and reigning Olympic champion Usain Bolt.
"In track and field we having a saying, 'Stuff happens and you are only good as your last race'," former 400 metres hurdles world record holder Edwin Moses told reporters.
"I hate to not vote for Bolt but I am not sure the cards are in his favour. I am going to say Blake too. I think he is the man to beat."
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London police warn tourists over fake officersBy Eurosport | London Spy – Sun, Jul 29, 2012 18:03 BST
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KB Stamps: Colour Me #73
What's that, happy Wednesday you say? Happy Wednesday back at you!!! Today is what I like to call Wacky Wednesday. You are wondering why and I'll tell you... because we have a super fun and playful challenge for you over at Colour Me this week. The inspiration and colors are down right wacky (good wacky- lol)!!! I'll be super honest, this challenge was hard for me. My saving grace was this fabulous paper from Basic Grey Grand Bazaar collection, the colors were all cued up for me. Some of the DP even had the Lost Lagoon, but I didn't pick those ones. This DP sheet was one of my fave, so old and loud and perfect t mount with layers of Razzleberry and Blackberry Bliss (both SU!) behind. I used gold embossing powder to bling up the sentiment from Walter and Winnie. Finally, I added the enamel dots from MME. So what bold statement do you plan to make with these colors? There is a TON of inspiration over at the Colour Me blog. The DT did such an amazing job with this challenge, please visit them and give them some bloggie love!
Entering this into: Runway Inspired Challenge #84
love how you used the patterned paper
That BG paper is absolutely perfect for the challenge...such a fun card!
Wow! This paper could not be more perfect for this challenge! And, how awesome that you were able to combine with The Runway Challenge too! Your card turned out awesome!
This is such a stunning take on the inspiration photo :)
The embossed bold sentiment looks perfect over your floral paper Katie, terrific card!
Katie as soon as I saw your card I thought how lucky you were to have paper with the challenge colors! So pretty, it needed nothing but the sentiment and a little embellishment. Perfect! May 28, 2015 at 10:10 AM
So very pretty Katie! Lovin' all the beautiful flowers and the gold embossed sentiment!
OMG...love this card, love the color combo. It reminds me of some beautiful Indian saris.I may have to pick up that Basic Grey "Grand Bazaar" paper, too. Its beautiful all by itself, too.
Katie, I just love how you let this gorgeous paper shine! Super great card and the touch of gold just knocks it out of the park! :)
Great, I love it! Enjoy the day honey! Check my last post here!Follow each other? Let me know and I'll do the same:My blog | Bloglovin♥‿♥
So elegant and beautiful- a really cool card! Thanks so much for joining us on the Runway!
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Eclectic: My Starting Line
Today is the first Wednesday of the month (which just happens to be August, snugged in between July and September) so today is Insecure Writers Support Group. I'd been trying to decide what to write when Jeff asked me to write a guest post for his blog this month. My first thought was to ask for a topic assignment. Writing a blog post is a lot like writing a novel--I waste a lot of time dithering about what I should write before I settle down to actually writing.
And much like the time spent ditheringabout the novel, the time is wasted because I usually end up writing about something else entirely. If I'm given a topic (or a writing prompt) it's simple because I can just start writing without all the melodrama. A place to start.
Sometimes I wish I could be given a place to start in my writing career. "Here's your starting line. Now just go forward and keep moving." Instead I spent twenty years in the dithering stage before I decided to act. And I still don't know whether I've reached my starting line.
Maybe I'm still in training, running half a mile per day and hoping, someday, to run a marathon. I sincerely hope not. If my luck holds true, I'm going to reach the starting line for that first marathon and someone's going to say "All that training was to prepare you to be a sanitation engineer. You're in the wrong race."
Melissa BradleyAugust 1, 2012 at 9:32 AMYou are never in the wrong race. Anything you decide that you really, deep down want to do can be done. I'm dithering right now about two stories that I should have finished months ago and it seems like I'll never get through them, but I've decided that I'm going to finish o matter what.I wish you all the very best and much success as you navigate this world of writing. Believe and keep the faith.ReplyDeleteRepliesLaurenAugust 1, 2012 at 9:53 AMThanks for joining me, Melissa!DeleteReplyNancy ThompsonAugust 1, 2012 at 12:40 PMHi Lauren! I'm a new follower via the IWSG. I think, no matter where you are on your writing journey, you will always be learning how to get better, how to write better, plot better, flesh out characters better. It's never ending, so there really isn't a starting point except for that moment you chose to take that step and start writing, no matter the topic. It's a life long journey if you choose it to be.ReplyDeleteRepliesLaurenAugust 1, 2012 at 12:47 PMI choose it to be! :) I didn't start writing a year ago--a year ago I decided to quit my job and focus on my writing for a year. End of August!LaurenDeleteReplyE. ArroyoAugust 1, 2012 at 12:47 PMAs long as you're moving forward you should be okay. And you are not alone in that race. =)ReplyDeleteRepliesLaurenAugust 1, 2012 at 2:15 PMThank goodness for that! Having others along for the ride is a lifesaver.DeleteReplySusan Gourley/KelleyAugust 1, 2012 at 2:09 PMI sometimes have trouble deciding what to start on next. I 'dither' too. Thank goodness for deadlines.ReplyDeleteRepliesLaurenAugust 1, 2012 at 2:15 PMI've never had to deal with deadlines in that sense, but I hope to some time in the future.LaurenDeleteReplyRawknrobyn.blogspot.comAugust 1, 2012 at 5:30 PMYes, it feels like such a touch 'n go process. I'd like to be handed an outline, or just a first paragraph or even sentence sometimes. In other words, I appreciate this post. I suppose we just need to keep writing between bouts of dithering.Thanks for visiting. It's great to meet you through the IWSG.xoRobynReplyDeleteRepliesLaurenAugust 1, 2012 at 6:15 PMNice to meet you, too. I'm meeting a lot of neat people through all this social media stuff. Which is another sort of starting line, I suppose.DeleteReplyKari Marie WhiteAugust 1, 2012 at 5:30 PMThere is a healthy amount of dithering in my world. I'm learning to kick it where the sun don't shine, but I still struggle.ReplyDeleteRepliesLaurenAugust 1, 2012 at 6:16 PMIt's what comes AFTER the dithering that we need to worry about! :) And edit, and edit again, and submit, etc...DeleteReplyNicki ElsonAugust 1, 2012 at 6:11 PMHaha, I often ask people to tell me which way to go---and once they do, I usually go running in the opposite direction, but hey at least it gets me moving. I'm sure you're well past that starting line.ReplyDeleteRepliesLaurenAugust 1, 2012 at 6:17 PMI hope so. I've had people tell me I should quit writing--not those who know me well--and I can never decide whether to laugh in their face(s) or run screaming. :)DeleteJeff HargettAugust 3, 2012 at 1:16 PMI've read your writing and no, you should definitely NOT give up. Laugh, but to yourself, all the while knowing that you're going to make it. The screaming will be shouts of joy at obtaining your first contract or making the first sell or seeing your cover for the first time...DeleteReplyCiaraAugust 1, 2012 at 6:35 PMDon't ever give up. I'm sure you are running a marathon and you just hit mile 20 or so. Keep going.Nice to meet you. I'm a new follower from IWSG.ReplyDeleteRepliesLaurenAugust 2, 2012 at 1:34 PMI will never give up. Ever. At age 97 I'll still be fussing over the fact that I have 3 books unedited. I'm sure I'll slow down by that point...DeleteReplyKatharina BrendelAugust 2, 2012 at 9:55 AMI think the fact that you buckled down and started is the most important part! From there on out everything will be progress, even if it happens in little steps.Good luck in reaching that marathon ;)ReplyDeleteRepliesLaurenAugust 2, 2012 at 1:34 PMOne step...then one more. Thanks for visiting!DeleteReplyAliceAugust 3, 2012 at 8:15 AMI think you're well into the race. taking a year off to write is a great starting place.ReplyDeleteAdd commentLoad more...