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I've been asked a few times on Artstation & DeviantArt if I could share my concept art process. I'm creating a piece of artwork every day throughout 2016 as a personal improvement challenge. You can watch my very first concept art process video here on Youtube.
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I've just created an artist page for my self over at artstation.com to see if I can reach other artists with my portfolio. I've included a link for anyone to check it out.
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Jonny Gray: Your work is amazeballs!
Just uploaded a new 30 minute speed painting on my Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/pages/Art-of-Helen-Norcott/1481016995472167, for the Daily Spitpaint group.
More of my art is available on facebook and my personal portfolio www.helennorcott.co.uk
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I uploaded a little piece of adventure time fan art to my website. Some artists might feel that fan art is a crutch when it comes to developing an art style or intellectual property, but personally I think more artist should show their appreciation of TV, films, books or video games they love.
You can see my adventure time piece and other illustrations and concept art over at my website, www.helennorcott.co.uk/portfolio
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Fan art is great! We want more!
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Scrappy Mel: Terrific Tuesday Challenge - Welcome Fall!
These cards are fantastic! I love the idea of the first one- how clever to put an owl on the tire swing! :)Amy
Love the owls with the tire swing, and your daughter did a fabulous job too! For some reason my brain just couldn't grasp these two colors together?
So cute! I love those colors together!www.dawnicakorner.blogspot.com
Oh wow such a talented little lady you have there...takes after her sweet Mama! Love the cute owl on the tire swing and the leaves with those peachy faces are genius! ;) Hugs x
BOth card turned out fall-tastic. I love the faces on the leaves. It is great that you and your daughter have a love for crafting. My oldest is also named Emily. She is 21 and away at college.
Super cards! Great color combo! Carri~abusybeewww.doubleclickconnections.blogspot.com
LOVING THEM BOTH!!! Oh my goodness Emily is SOOOO talented!!!! I hardly ever think to put PK faces on things other then faces...LOVE LOVE LOVE them on the little leaves!!! AND I never knew there was a tree on that paperdoll cart...you know how I LOVE TREES =)hugs,Sarah
Both of these are lovely! Emily is turning into quite the crafter!{{{HUGS}}}
I love your stamps, great job on your card, the twine is perfect there! And great job Emily, you have inherited your mom's talent! Happy Birthday and have a great party and sleepover!
Both cards are so cute! :) ~Jen http://happyplaceforjen.blogspot.com/

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Ruth Marcus - A Commission Made in Heaven
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) (By Mark Wilson -- Getty Images)
Forget the Baker-Hamilton commission. I have high hopes for the Clinton-McCain Commission to Fix Social Security. Haven't heard of it? Actually, neither have Hillary Clinton and John McCain. It's my long-shot scheme for tackling the problem.
First, if not now, when? Third-rail political issues such as Social Security benefit from -- maybe even require -- divided government, to share the blame. They can't be touched in an election year. They're difficult to do during a president's first term, if he -- or she -- wants a second. So 2007 offers the last, best hope for some time.
Second, if not Social Security, then what? The political system right now is too broken, and relations between President Bush and congressional Democrats too frayed, to deal with the truly daunting entitlement issues, Medicare and Medicaid. Social Security is entitlement reform on training wheels.
Third, if not them, who? As the front-runners for their parties' presidential nominations, Sens. Clinton (D-N.Y.) and McCain (R-Ariz.) have a shared interest in getting Social Security off the presidential plate before January 2009.
Clinton and McCain have a track record of bipartisan cooperation; working together on Social Security would only serve to burnish a credential that voters seem to crave. By teaming up, they could neutralize Social Security as a general election issue -- neither could use it as a cudgel against the other. Both have expertise in this area without having burrowed into a rigid ideological framework.
Wouldn't each risk attack from rivals for the nomination? Yes, but the counter-argument is that voters will reward gutsiness and bipartisanship. So the short-term political benefits could offset -- if not outweigh -- the potential costs.
For McCain, the political peril is probably less than for Clinton, since his party hasn't made it a near article of faith that benefits can't be cut, retirement ages raised, payroll taxes diverted to private accounts, etc. He has more leeway to embrace alternatives.
For Clinton, the stakes are admittedly higher, but so is the upside. Sure, it's easy to imagine the ominous narration, "Hillary Clinton wants to slash checks for seniors," over the picture of a crying grandma. But some of Clinton's potential opponents serve in the Senate and might be swept along with the momentum of a bipartisan plan. And Clinton could use boldness on Social Security to combat her image as an overly careful, overly poll-driven calculator.
A bigger-tent commission -- Clinton-McCain-Romney-Obama? -- would be just fine, too.
So how to launch? The president should issue an order creating the commission, announce, LBJ-style, that he wants Clinton and McCain at the helm, and impose a tight deadline -- six months at most. That sounds short, but the potential fixes and trade-offs are well known, and, politically, there's little time to spare.
Then he should set up the commission in a way that's doubly tilted against him.
For one, he should forswear any preconditions, which seems to be where the administration is already heading. There's no harm to the administration in dropping its focus on private accounts funded out of payroll taxes--that's the political reality. On taxes, similarly, there's not much to fear: The president's already opened the door to increasing the ceiling on payroll taxes, and the new Democratic majority will be wary of looking like rabid tax-hikers.
More than that, Bush should give Democrats a structural advantage. In a twist on the Greenspan Social Security commission, the president would appoint five members from the executive branch or private life; the Senate majority leader would pick five from among sitting senators or private citizens; and the speaker of the House would similarly name five. But, as with the Greenspan commission, two out of each five would have to be from the opposite party. This would create a commission of eight Democrats and seven Republicans, and drive the membership in a centrist direction.
Why would the president stack the deck against himself? Because he'd be giving Democrats an offer they couldn't afford to refuse -- or be perceived as refusing. Democrats couldn't complain about being rolled by a Republican-dominated panel. Given the toxic level of distrust between the administration and congressional Democrats, it may be the only way to get action. And Bush could protect himself against Democrats Gone Wild by requiring a supermajority of the panel to agree on recommendations.
As it happens, the 25th anniversary of the executive order creating the Greenspan commission is Dec. 16. That would be a nice touch, too. And, Mr. President, senators, consider this headline that ran in The Post 16 months after the Greenspan panel was created: "President, on a Note of Bipartisanship, Signs Social Security Bill." Not a bad end to a troubled presidency -- or a bad launching pad for a new one.

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leboone1Palestine, Texas36Reviewed 2 weeks ago HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE !I just took my 6 year old grandson for the week of May 27th to June 3rd. In that entire week our room was never vacuumed. The day we arrived there were peanuts on the floor after day 3 I picked them up myself. I...More6 Thank leboone1 isramnew york, ny35Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile Beach Club 2017This hotel is equivalent to a red roof in. If you are ok with that, it is fine but personally I expected more from a Disney property. We stayed at the Polynesian a week earlier and while that hotel is more dated, the hotel and...More4 Thank isram adevntureboundBermuda106Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile Extremely loud room, abhorrent customer serviceAs FL residents, we've been visiting Disney for years, since they first opened to the public. We've stayed in most of the moderate and deluxe resorts, and some of the budget resorts. We've camped at Fort Wilderness and stayed in Club Level. The whole gamut....More3 Thank adevnturebound travelmomof3KentuckyKentucky4740Reviewed 3 weeks ago Top Notch Stay, excellent location!We stayed Club Level in January 2017. This is an excellent resort with an excellent swimming area. The location can't be beat. You just walk over to Epcot or take a boat to Hollywood Studios (you can walk if you want). The other parks are...More3 Thank travelmomof3Kentucky Diane COrlando, Florida721Reviewed 3 weeks ago What Happened to the Beach Club ResortI used to love this resort but was so disappointed with Disney. We went for a long weekend in May 2017. As DVC members we used our points for a Deluxe DVC Studio. It was for myself and my husband, in our early 50's. We...More6 Thank Diane C Previous
Updating list... Similar hotelsSee all 337 hotels in OrlandoDisney's Yacht Club Resort2,259 reviews#55 of 337 hotels in Orlando Disney's BoardWalk Villas1,245 reviews#49 of 337 hotels in Orlando Disney's BoardWalk Inn1,672 reviews#64 of 337 hotels in Orlando Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa4,220 reviews#22 of 337 hotels in Orlando About Awards & Recognition Certificate of ExcellenceWhat is Certificate of Excellence? TripAdvisor gives a Certificate of Excellence to accommodations, attractions and restaurants that consistently earn great reviews from travellers. Amenities Top amenitiesPoolFitness Centre with Gym / Workout RoomRoom ServiceRestaurantBar/LoungeFree ParkingSpaFree High Speed Internet ( WiFi )Hotel AmenitiesRoom ServiceBusiness Centre with Internet AccessChildren Activities (Kid / Family Friendly)Shuttle Bus ServiceFree ParkingAirport TransportationDry CleaningMeeting RoomsConciergeBanquet RoomMultilingual StaffSelf-Serve LaundryConference FacilitiesBabysittingLaundry ServiceRoom amenitiesAir ConditioningRefrigerator in roomThings to doPoolFitness Centre with Gym / Workout RoomRestaurantBar/LoungeSpaHot TubDetails Price rangeUSD 374 - USD 676 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room) Hotel classStar rating provided by Expedia.Hotel Style#9 Top resorts Hotel in Orlando #19 Luxury Hotel in Orlando #46 Family Hotel in Orlando #78 Romantic Hotel in Orlando #104 Business Hotel in Orlando Room typesNon-Smoking Rooms ,Family Rooms Number of rooms576 Reservation OptionsTripAdvisor is proud to partner with Expedia, Orbitz, Hotels.com, Cancelon, Hotwire, Priceline, Travelocity, HotelsforEveryone, Evoline ltd, HotelQuickly and getaroom.com so you can book your Disney's Beach Club Resort reservations with confidence. We help millions of travellers each month to find the perfect hotel for both holiday and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers. LocationUnited States >Florida >Central Florida >Orlando Also Known AsDisney`s Beach Club Hotel Orlando ,Disney Beach Club Resort ,Disney Beach Resort ,Beach Club Orlando ,Disneys Beach Hotel ,Disneys Beach Club Resort ,Disneys Beach Resort ,Disneys Yacht Beach Club Resort ,Disney's Beach Club Resort Orlando, Florida Show More Show Less Add Photo Photos All photos (1,501) Full view Traveller (1497)Room & Suite (324)Pool & Beach (246)Dining (43)Hotel & Grounds (804)Bathroom (58)Family and Play Areas (23)Business Centre & Event Rooms (3)
Nearby Nearby HotelsSee all 337 hotels in OrlandoWalt Disney World Dolphin Resort5,275 reviews .52 km away Disney's Beach Club Villas792 reviews .11 km away Disney's BoardWalk Inn1,672 reviews .47 km away Disney's Yacht Club Resort2,259 reviews .19 km away Nearby RestaurantsLes Halles Boulangerie Patisserie588 reviews .42 km away Yorkshire County Fish Shop433 reviews .44 km away Cape May Cafe2,094 reviews .05 km away Beaches & Cream1,222 reviews .10 km away Nearby AttractionsEpcot21,321 reviews 1.11 km away Epcot World Showcase11,308 reviews .58 km away Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith271 reviews 1.35 km away The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror313 reviews 1.31 km away Questions & AnswersAsk a questionGet quick answers from Disney's Beach Club Resort staff and past guests.Note: your question will be posted publicly on the Questions & Answers page.Posting guidelinesSubmitCancelVerification: devonlady57Hi we are staying at the Beach Club Resort with a pool/lagoon view. I have requested a disabled room and this has been confirmed through our travel agent. I am a little concerned as on the hotels own website it only shows disabled (or accessible) rooms with garden views. I have paid quite a surcharge for a pool/lagoon view and wondered if anyone had actually stayed at this Hotel. I use a mobility scooter but like to get about whenever possible using just my sticks wondered what was the best position in the Hotel to request near the eateries, pools etc. Thank you for any help.19 May 2017|Answer Show all 10 answers Hide all answersAre you sure you want to delete this question?Delete Confirm CancelWhat is your answer?Posting guidelinesSubmitCancelResponse from Susan V | Reviewed this property |We stayed at the Beach club - in general the resort is very accessible - from many rooms it is quite a distance to the main pool - but all is accessible - Disney in general is very easy to get around with motorized carts .Are you sure you want to delete this answer?Delete Confirm CancelHelpful answer0VotesNot as helpfulLolaRose1Firstly, What's the bus journey like to magic kingdom? We'll have a ten month old, a 7 year old and a 4 year old..we'll want to be in Magic kingdom most of the time as they're so young but love the beach club! Just wondering how smooth the rode in is and how frequent.
Secondly, what's the quick service breakfast like? Ideally we would love to eat at Cape May but we need to keep our 1 waiter service dining voucher for the evenings. Well obviously do it once or twice but just wondering what's on offer at the quick service station and where it is compared to Cape May?28 April 2017|Answer Show all 2 answers Hide all answersAre you sure you want to delete this question?Delete Confirm CancelWhat is your answer?Posting guidelinesSubmitCancelResponse from Nelda68 | Reviewed this property |hi LolaRose. To add to the previous answer, the journey to MK takes 30--40 min from Beach club with WDW transportation. A closer option would be to stay @Fort Wilderness or the Wilderness Lodge and travel to the MK by boat... More hi LolaRose. To add to the previous answer, the journey to MK takes 30--40 min from Beach club with WDW transportation. A closer option would be to stay @Fort Wilderness or the Wilderness Lodge and travel to the MK by boat which is a lovely ride (frequency every 20 min and the journey is about 15min). I've been to both the Beach Club and the Wilderness Lodge and the latter is my favourite as it's cosier (but maybe they still have renovation works going on). BC is great to go to Epcot though. 10 min by foot. The Beach Club quick service is in the hotel souvenir shop a mere 5 min walk from Cape May. You can either eat inside (nice conservatory feel) or outside in the small garden (chairs /tables) or even in your room. They have a scrambled egg/hash brown/Mickey waffle or egg croissant (sugar in the croissant! :( ) for grown ups and waffles and other sweet stuff for kids. but also healthier options like fruit (apples, bananas) and yogurt (again with sugar no plain yogurt). they very got berries but you ll pay about USD 10 compared to USD 5 at a supermarket. Are you sure you want to delete this answer?Delete Confirm CancelHelpful answer0VotesNot as helpfulGoogle Translation LolaRose1Firstly, What's the bus journey like to magic kingdom? We'll have a ten month old, a 7 year old and a 4 year old..we'll want to be in Magic kingdom most of the time as they're so young but love the beach club! Just wondering how smooth the rode in is and how frequent.
Secondly, what's the quick service breakfast like? Ideally we would love to eat at Cape May but we need to keep our 1 waiter service dining voucher for the evenings. Well obviously do it once or twice but just wondering what's on offer at the quick service station and where it is compared to Cape May?28 April 2017|Answer Show all 8 answers Hide all answersAre you sure you want to delete this question?Delete Confirm CancelWhat is your answer?Posting guidelinesSubmitCancelResponse from Susan V | Reviewed this property |The bus service is excellent - very smooth and quick - quick service at the market is good - many options - we used them most mornings :)Are you sure you want to delete this answer?Delete Confirm CancelHelpful answer0VotesNot as helpfulPreviousNext123456…41
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Revamping shelves – Sew Nerd
January 9, 2015 whatthesally	2 years ago I bought this cupboard from the tip shop. At the time It was covered in awful plastic fake stained wood. I quickly removed that and decided to cover it with book pages, and paint the more fiddly doors black.
It stayed that way for almost 2 years, more out of laziness than any aesthetic appeal. A couple months ago I finally decided it needed a change.
I bought some board to make shelves out of, and salvaged some paint. Its taken a few weeks to paint, but it’s finally done. Originally the plan was to do some interesting painted pattern or texture, but my desire to get it finished was stronger. I also feel that I try to make too many of my projects more interesting with patterns etc, with simplicity being underrated in my mind.
The colour is burnt clay. I think I need some kind of finishing coat as anything I put on it seems to stick slightly. I’m worried that it will remove the paint if I leave anything on it too long.
I’m really enjoying having shelves in it.
Though it’s still a cheap quality piece of furniture it was a good piece to learn on. The inside is still that white plastic stuff they use to cover chipboard, but besides a wooden chair (my next painting project) it is my only piece of furniture.
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Brains On Purpose™: "There's a great future in [neuroplasticity]. Think about it. Will you think about it?"*
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"There's a great future in [neuroplasticity]. Think about it. Will you think about it?"*
*Said by Walter Brooke in The Graduate (slightly modified) - watch the scene from The Graduate
Note (added 10:30 PM Mountain): Two books on neuroplasticity.
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Tags: conflict resolution, dispute resolution, neuroplasticity, neuroscience, self-directed neuroplasticity
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This is a very powerful and exciting manifesto. I look forward to reading and learning more
Posted by: Galba Bright of Tune up your EQ | August 03, 2007 at 04:56 AM
Although I'm glad to see the idea of "self-directed neuroplasticity" come up here, I'm disappointed that there is no mention of a whole field of neuroscience that looks at taking advantage of our ability to direct our plasticity through biofeedback. The field of neurofeedback, or brain-based biofeedback, both as an area of scientific research and as an applied area of practice has been using this concept for decades and helping people change their lives by its application.
Yet here, and in Norman Doidge's popular book, The Brain that Changes Itself (though that's not your fault ;-), there is no mention of the field as existing at all. From the perspective of a neurofeedback practitioner, it feels as if the neuroplasticity field is re-discovering the wheel in some ways and missing the contributions that could made by collaborating instead of working independently.
For more information about neurofeedback, people may be interested in the International Society for Neurofeedback and Research at http://www.isnr.org.
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Aussie Short Story Review: Caroline and the Captain by Maggi Andersen #AWW2012 | Skip to content
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My Saturday 8/31/13
The college girl is home for the weekend. Welcome home Holly. She dropped by the house on the way out for lunch to pick up a gift I had for her. Tried to get a shot of her but I got the HOLLY face... LOL Here is her gift. I made this for her to hang in her dorm. I think she really liked it. This evening Dakota and I sat on the deck after it cooled down some. We stayed as long as we could. The blood sucking mosquito's just love me. Anyway while I sat there I played with fire!! LOL Love the black smoke I caught in this shot. Was watching a leave dance around while got in a web. Looks cool just floating there. A summer bloom just hanging its head in wait for winter. These guys are everywhere this year, all over the yard and deck. And yet another one. Look really hard and you will see the dragonfly. And the creek is filling up...and not with water but with leaves that are falling all over the yard. It might look and it might feel like fall at times but I still have some things…
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Have loved this weather in TN. this yr....not hot and not humid. But I could have done without the rain. With all this rain, lots of breeding of blood sucking mosquito's, and they LOVE me. Let me mention also that I live on a creek. Lots of rain, lots of breeding, a creek and lots of bites. Having to spray bug spray on me just to go out and water plants. So with that, I wonder if I could invent a mosquito proof outfit to wear each time I go out.... Think on that one. While watering last night I ran across a lot of those writting spiders. He is a little one. Click on it for a better view. Now to show you what I picked up at Goodwill this week. I got this at a Goodwill in the next city...15 min. down the road. I thought it would be amazing in a garden or on this table with a plant inside. $1.99
Today at the Goodwill in my area I picked this up... .99 cents. I have wooden numbers to hang on it. Thinking this would be great on my desk at work. Enough of that....I went by to s…
I have been having some dryer issues so my youngest brother Mark came over to see what he could do to fix the issues. When he walked in the door he handed me this! A cast iron dog. He had gotten this at Hobby Lobby and decided to paint it. After painting it his wife Kim told him it looked like a hotdog. Mark then added the yellow paint.... MUSTARD. I love it. This next pic was not taken by me. But this is my brother Mark in Fla. holding his catch of the day! Pretty big.
Flipping through my pics to decide what this blog would be about and I saw this. I took it several months ago on the desk of my co worker. No, no, no.....it was not like that when I saw it. But this is what can happen when you leave your office for just a few minutes. Yikes.....the end of August and the leaves are starting to turn in the Nashville Tn area. Took this over the weekend. Heard this morning where we have gotten as high as 97 this yr...that is a far cry from the 100 plus we usually have. I have love…
DuPont Class of 1983 Reunion
I had the honor of photographing the class of 1983 DuPont High School Reunion recently. It was a blast. My sister in law, Kim graduated with the class of 1983.
Kim's megaphone.
From an annual.
The class that turned out.
My brother in the orange.
My sweet sis in law, Kim
The Midnight Critter - YUCK
First let me say for those reading this ..... I HATE SPIDERS! HATE is not even a strong enough word, FEAR comes closer to the correct word. I FEAR SPIDERS which in turn causes me to HATE them also! Yep....I think that covers it. At 1 am this morning my dog, Dakota, AKA the KING decided that he had to go out. I went down the stairs, half a sleep to let him out. I was looking down at him as he stepped on the porch, and with him, he has stand there and check out the yard before venturing out. Just as he stepped down off the porch, I looked up to see this: I was NO longer half a sleep! This BIG critter had built a web, a big web right over my steps going up on my porch...YIKES. Did I happen to mention that he was about 1.5 inches long? YEP....he was BIG. I have a can of bug spray sitting on my table right next to the door and I really, really thought about spraying him..... but I did not. Mark (my brother) would be so proud of me for not killing him. My thoughts on the matter wer…
My projects for the weekend started with me getting the pics to my niece Holly for her to give to her mom and dad, and one to her granny. I had taken these weeks ago. Framed them and had them in gift bags with a card for Holly to give out. Holly left for college for the first time on Sat. I thought this was just the thing for her to give. Then the next step of projects was to put a final coat of sealer on my other niece, Jessica's TV stand I did for her. These two things took place on Friday evening. Saturday I started a painting that I am giving as a birthday gift. Started and finished.
Last week I bought some Abalone shell earrings at a friends store. But everyone knows that I can't wear earrings without a matching necklace. So also, last week I made a trip to Michael's and found what I needed. Last night I made the necklace. But....I guess I was on a roll. I saw a clock somewhere that I thought was so cute... so I decided to make Holly one for her dorm room…


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Google Ngram | Digital Tools for the 21st Century: Sherlock Holmes's London
October 17, 2014 ~ carlyrome	I used the Branch Collective website to choose words that I thought may show interesting correlations regarding their presence in texts throughout the nineteenth century. For my first Ngram, I looked at evolution and ethics. For my second Ngram, I looked at imperialism and nationalism.
The first chart (evolution and ethics) shows an increase in the use of both evolution and ethics later in the century, around 1870. This makes a lot of sense because Charles Darwin began to publish his theories around this time, and there was a lot of talk and controversy surrounding evolution. Many debates on evolution took place around this time, such as the 1860 meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science in Oxford. Ethics played a large role in debates surrounding evolution and God.
The second chart (imperialism and nationalism) shows an increase in both words during the second half of the century, with a huge spike in “imperialism” at the tail end, closest to 1900. This makes a lot of sense because the Second Boer War started in 1899 and was marked by an increase in feelings of nationalism and the “New Imperialism,” along with racism and genocidal thinking. This was part of the “Scramble for Africa” among European nations.
(source: Branch Collective Topic Clusters – http://www.branchcollective.org)
Google Ngram Viewer is very helpful in locating trends within literature of digitized books from specific time periods. However, as noted in the blog post by Ted Underwood, there is a lack of context which can lead to misinterpretation or misinformation. That is why websites like Branch Collective can be helpful in understanding these correlations and trends.
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Too good to pass up: Wet n Wild Megashield Lip Color for $0.79 at Rite Aid | Nouveau Cheap
Too good to pass up: Wet n Wild Megashield Lip Color for $0.79 at Rite Aid
A HUGE thanks to reader T.R. for this one! T.R. writes:
In regards to the Wet n Wild sale at Rite Aid [40% off all Wet n Wild cosmetics this week, ends 1/21]: If you buy the new WnW Megashield lip colors w/ spf15 that just came out, they have a $1.00 off coupon attached to them.
So basically it looks like this: $2.99 at 40% off = $1.79 - $1.00 = .79. I bought 4 for a grand total of $3.20 before tax. So 4 for a little over the price of one.
$0.79 each for some new lip colors? Yes, PLEASE! Rite Aid shoppers: look for this display (which I spotted at my local Rite Aid recently):
The $1 off peelie coupons are circled above.
Thanks so much, T.R., for the awesome tip!
CATEGORIES breaking beauty news, coupons, Rite-Aid, Wet n Wild
Janese January 15, 2012 at 2:49 PM
I ran across these when I went into Rite Aid to make a return this morthing. I was excited about the 40% off on WNW products but was thrilled when the cashier noticed the $1 off coupon. Cannot believe I got them all for so cheap! Love WNW and Drugstore Sales!!!
Victoria January 15, 2012 at 3:11 PM
WOW I think I might need to break my no buy with these! Will you be doing a review of them soon?
Miranda January 15, 2012 at 3:36 PM
aly7 January 15, 2012 at 3:47 PM
I actually picked one of these up and really hated it. The color was not what it looked to be at all, and it was rather drying to my lips. Of course others may have different experiences, but I was less than pleased.
lone_binky January 15, 2012 at 5:26 PM
I bought mine today and I only got the dollar off and not the 40 percent :(
Lumi January 15, 2012 at 6:59 PM
Darnit!! I was just at RiteAid today! I wish I had checked ur site before I left. D;
Haven't tried these yet, but gotta get this awesome deal!
Junerose January 15, 2012 at 9:28 PM
What! I just bought three of these last week at regular price ($2.99) at Rite Aid. I wish I had waited! Still, they were pretty good deals as I was able to use the $1 off coupons on them.
As for the colors, they are definitely very pigmented. I like them.
ashwillis83 January 15, 2012 at 9:46 PM
I have 2 of these and like them alot now i have a reason to pick up the other shades and at least try them.
Lisa January 15, 2012 at 11:55 PM
What a deal!! I'm saddened that Hawaii has no deals like this :(
Pam January 16, 2012 at 9:36 AM
Great! Will check out another color or two...have one I got a couple weeks ago but haven't tried it yet...(was debating on swapping for a different color, but will just buy it at this price... :)) Also, I think the Walgreens end/side cap has more colors than are in this display, so wondering if Rite Aid will get the rest of the line or if those are WG only?
G. January 16, 2012 at 11:12 AM
Victoria: I believe I will eventually review these, but not in time for this sale, unfortunately. :(
Ione_Binky: First make sure that your store participates in national sales (are the core collection Wet n Wild products 40% off this week?). If they do, then there was probably a glitch in the system and the products in counter-displays didn't come up on sale for whatever reason. All you'd need to do is bring in the product w/ your receipt, show them you didn't get the 40% off and they should give you a price-adjustment. Hope that helps.
Pam: These are new core-collection products, so I'm guessing all locations will have the full range of shades eventually. I don't remember seeing anything about Walgreens having exclusive shades, but I'll double-check that.
DivaCici January 16, 2012 at 11:29 AM
I got one yesterday from Walgreen's, not so sure if i like it, it felt kind of drying and the color was not so cute once on my lips.The color was "Brick", kind of orange.
Gaby January 16, 2012 at 3:29 PM
Just bought 2 with this sale! Got Birthday Suit and Lolly Popstar. Birthday Suit is the color of my lips but with a gold metallic sheen which makes it very wearable for me. Lolly Popstar is a very bright pink with gold sheen that I will probably never wear, but I like having the option to ;) Thanks for letting us know about this!
ARES January 16, 2012 at 3:58 PM
I just bought three and saved a bunch of mula!! Thanks all to you!! My hubby was all "look at you Miss Extream Couponing!" LoL.
bettybites January 16, 2012 at 7:21 PM
I bought two of these at Wags last week and they had the coupons on them also. Mine were only 1.99 though and not 2.99 before coupon.
ashwillis83 January 17, 2012 at 6:16 AM
Man i went to my rite aid near me and they didnt have the display up. they had the new salon nail polish display but not the new lip products. I went to a rite aid in my next town last week and they had the display up. So if my rite aid doesnt have the display up by this week I will be making a trip there this weekend before the sale ends. My rite aid is so slow about putting things out. but at least the rite aid in the next town is awesome about getting new stuff out.
Lerina Melissa January 18, 2012 at 11:28 AM


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Hook'em and Book'em: D.P. Lyle
bacteriology, anatomy, physics, etc. Forensic science is simply each of these sciences viewed through the eye of the law. Pharmacology becomes toxicology; physics becomes ballistics; anatomy becomes forensic pathology. So it was simply looking at things I already knew from a different angle. The science and the vocabulary are the same questions from writers. I realized that these would make a good book and that writers would enjoy reading about how other writers approach storytelling and the science behind their stories. This is where my two question-and-answer books, Murder and Mayhem and Forensics and Fiction, came from. Then I came up with the idea of Forensics For Dummies and approached Wiley to pitch the idea. I discovered they were already thinking about doing a book with that title so it became a natural fit. Subsequent to that Writers Digest Books contacted me about doing the Howdunnit: Forensics book in their revamped Howdunnit series. That's a thumbnail of how it transpired.
MARK: As a medical and forensic expert, you’ve been sought for consultation by writers/producers of such television shows as Law and Order, CSI: Miami, Monk, Cold Case, House, and Medium. Was this an intentional direction in your career, or did it come about by accident? What have you found most interesting in working with these folks?
DOUG: This was totally by accident. I met various screenwriters at writer’s conferences around the country and again they asked questions just as novelist do. They were simply writing for TV shows rather than writing novels but the concept is the same. They also need to know the medical and forensic aspects of their stories so they can get the science right. All writers should do this, that is, seek out people who know what they don't know so they can get the stories right. Everybody is smart in something and not so smart in other areas. Writers need to ask about what they don’t know. Unfortunately, all too often I see on TV or read in books things that are totally erroneous. All it would take is a little due diligence to prevent that from happening.
The screenwriters that I personally most enjoy working with are Lee Goldberg, Matt Witten, and Paul Guyot. They are always well prepared, know what they need to know, are very bright and understand things very quickly, and as I said do the background work so that their stories ring true.
MARK: Mystery writers looking for forensic answers might want to know about your column, ForensicFiles, regularly published in The Third Degree newsletter by the Mystery Writers of America (a members-only publication). Are the questions raised in this column an extension of your efforts to help writers through your web site? What is one of the most interesting questions asked in this column?
DOUG: The column also appears in the newsletter of Novelist, Inc. It is simply an extension of my question-and-answer books. It contains the same types of questions. Writers ask about medical and forensic issues in their stories and my goal is to give them the science that they need to craft the story accurately, explain that science in simple terms, and hopefully offer them some suggestions for how to use it in the scenario they’ve outlined.
As for interesting questions, they're too many to choose from. I am always amazed at the creative mind of writers. They can come up with some wild and bizarre scenarios. Vampires and werewolves are big right now so I get more questions about them then I did say two years ago. I've had questions about how a body would decompose on Mars (it wouldn't simply because it's too cold), about what a body would look like after it tumbled down a river for a day or so, about how David slew Goliath, about how obstetric complications were treated in the 1800s, about what poisons were used in ancient Egypt, and it goes on and on.
MARK: Your web site lists an array of workshops under the heading of the Killer Fiction Workshop series. How can writers connect with these workshops?
DOUG: That is actually a DVD I did as part of the series. There are several other good DVDs in the series. Mine is of course on forensics and it is five hours of lectures on things such as time of death, cause and manner of death, toxicology, and other forensic issues. Anyone interested can visit my website and there is a link that will take them where they can purchase my lectures as well as the others in the series.
MARK: Can one commit the perfect murder?
DOUG: No. Ask OJ. Ask Scott Peterson. They both thought they had planned it very well when in fact they made so many mistakes that they both should have been convicted several times over. At least one of them was.
MARK: Tell us a little about your writing journey. When did you starting writing fiction with an eye toward publication? What were some of the highs and lows that come to mind?
DOUG: I grew up in the South where you have to tell a story or they won't feed you. The South has a great storytelling tradition and so I grew up with stories and yarns on almost a daily basis. I could always tell a story but I didn't know if I could write one. I always said that I would attempt writing once I retired from my medical practice. About 15 years ago I said "If not now, when?" I love my practice and have no desire to stop, so if I was to write The Great American Novel anytime before I was old and decrepit, I decided I should just get to it. I took some classes at the University of California, Irvine and joined a couple writing groups and simply began writing. It is interesting that Stress Fracture was the first novel I ever wrote, some 12 years ago. Of course you would never recognize that book now because it is changed locations twice, protagonist once, and shortened by at least 50%. The only thing that didn't change was the bad guy and the basic storyline. But as with most writers, my first iteration of it was my learning—means it was a piece of crap. But as I wrote more and learned more about the process and became a better writer, I kept revisiting the story simply because I couldn't let it go. So now after 23 revisions it will see the light of day.
Also, in July, International Thriller Writers is coming out with another anthology titled: Thrillers: 100 Must Reads, and I have an essay on Jules Verne’s The Mysterious Island in there. Verne is special to me as his books were what led me to reading when I was young. And reading is critical to writing so I’m thrilled to be able to write an essay on one of his most famous works.
I haven't had any real lows, though no one likes rejections, but once you’ve been to medical school you develop a thick hide so even those don't bother you too much. Learning medicine at the feet of some very smart people is a humbling experience. The highs are many. Seeing your first book in publication is definitely one. Winning the Macavity Award and being nominated for an Edgar Award are way up there. Meeting all the incredible people in the writing world is a huge plus. But for me, the real high is sitting at my desk and writing—particularly when it's one of those days that things just roll along. Every writer knows exactly what I'm talking about.
MARK: Your life seems to be very complicated—writing, consulting, teaching, and medicine. What is a ‘normal’ writing day for D.P. Lyle? How do you squeeze everything in?
DOUG: I get asked that a lot and my answer is always that I have cats so I don't sleep much. I'm also fortunate in that I don't need a lot of sleep. Five or six hours a day is enough. The rest of the time I'm always doing something. I have no set schedule because I don't like them. Too much of life is scheduled out of necessity and so I refuse to schedule writing. But like most writers, I'm writing all the time. Driving down the street, sitting and having dinner with friends, even seeing patients in the office, part of my mind is working on a scene or some bit of dialogue or some stupid thing I wrote yesterday that needs to be corrected today. That's just the way writers are, I think.
But I do write something every day. It might only be an hour or it might be three or four hours. It might be a page or it could be 15 pages. It might be a fictional story or some nonfiction project. I do something every day in the writing arena.
MARK: What books have most influenced your writing?
DOUG: There are many but my favorite authors are James Lee Burke (the best American writer living today and maybe of all time), Elmore Leonard, and Thomas Harris. A lot can be learned from these gentlemen. I also read a wide variety of people including T. Jefferson Parker, Robert Crais, Harlan Coben, Jim Rollins, Tess Gerritsen, Michael Palmer, Lee Child, and many more.
MARK: What books are on your shelf to be read in the near future?
DOUG: Right now I am rereading The Alienist by Caleb Carr—great book. Next I plan to reread another one of my favorite book—Truman Capote's In Cold Blood, a terrific, disturbing, and truly groundbreaking novel. Then I'll start working my way through some of the new books by the authors I mentioned above as well as those on the bestseller list.
MARK: What is one piece of advice you’d give aspiring authors today?
DOUG: Write, write, write. You learn by doing. I also recommend reading books on the craft of writing and attending writing conferences where you can learn from other writers and meet some very interesting people. This writing is a lonely business in that you spend hour after hour alone with a blank page, trying to squeeze some words on to it. So get out and see and do and meet interesting people. But at the end of the day, you must sit down and write.
The great Bryce Courtenay said that the key to writing is "bum glue." Glue your bum to the chair and write. That is absolutely true.
Once you do that I think the best advice is to write the story fast. Don't let the details get you stuck in the weeds. Don't be afraid to write badly. Bad writing leads to good writing through rewriting. Writing is an art and a craft. The art is the storytelling; the craft is making it pretty and publishable. Don't get bogged down in the details of good writing in the first few chapters because you'll never get to the end of the story, you will lose the heart and soul of the story, and your voice will falter. Sit down and write the story from beginning to end and tell it the way you want to tell it. Then go back and rewrite it over and over until it's clean and is good as you can make it.
APRIL 12: New York Times bestselling author Tess Gerritsen joins us to discuss her next novel, Ice Cold (UK title: The Killing Place), to be released in July and a new TNT television show Rizzoli and Isles debuting this summer based upon this author’s novels about two Boston crime fighters—Rizzoli, a homicide detective, and Maura Isles, a medical examiner. Tess’s novels have continually topped the bestseller charts in the U.S. and abroad, with her books translated into thirty-seven languages and more than twenty million copies sold around the world.
APRIL 5 and 19: Use of deadly force investigations will be our next police topic on Monday, April 5. Our guest will be Investigator Brian Davis from the Sonoma County (CA) District Attorney’s Office. Brian recently joined the DA’s office after thirty years with the Santa Rosa Police Department. While at SRPD, he rose to the rank of lieutenant after serving as a homicide investigator and supervisor for the Violent Crimes Unit among many other assignments. Brian participated in a number of use of force investigations and he will share with us where reality and Hollywood part paths on this issue.
APRIL 26: Author Camy Tang will join us to talk about her latest novel, Deadly Intent, a romantic suspense novel set in Northern California’s wine country. This novel—about a murder in an exclusive Sonoma spa—is a major change in genre for Camy, whose previous works included the chick lit Sushi Series novels Sushi For One?, Only Uni, and Single Sashimi. Camy—who worked as a biologist for nine years before becoming a full time writer—will share with us her writing journey and her move to this new genre.
Joyce March 30, 2010 at 12:09 PM
The new one sounds really fascinating. I love medical thrillers, but this one seems to have so many more sub-genres of crime fiction as well.
Mark Young March 30, 2010 at 1:30 PM
Thank for your comment, Joyce. We will be starting a second weekly post where readers and writers may pose questions to us or raise topics of interest they are currently interested in pursuing. It will also give us more flexibility to answer specific questions writers and readers want addressed. Visit us again, and let us know what you're thinking.
Lynette Eason March 30, 2010 at 6:37 PM
I'm SO glad Brandilyn Collins suggested this blog. I'm hooked! Um...no pun intended. :)
I look forward to getting Lyle's newest release.


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'World's Roundest Object' May Provide New Definition Of Standard Kilogram (VIDEO)
In a world where everything strives to be the best and the biggest, scientists behind The Avogadro Project in Australia have sought a surprising superlative: the world's roundest object. And they aren't just doing it for bragging rights. Instead, the remarkable sphere may provide a solution to what's known as the "kilogram problem."
Unlike other scientific units, which can theoretically be measured anywhere in the world based on natural properties, the kilogram is still based on a physical object: a cylinder of platinum and iridium that dates back to 1889.
So while the "meter" is defined as the distance light travels in a tiny fraction of a second, and the "second" can be counted by an atom’s transition between two energy levels, the kilogram is no more (and no less) than a physical mass that sits in a secured vault at the Bureau International des Poids et Mesures in Paris.
For reasons no one understands -- and despite precautionary measures -- the cylinder's mass keeps changing. In other words, the kilogram, as defined by the cylinder (and compared to 40 exact replicas of the cylinder kept in other countries), doesn't weigh the same as it used to.
To solve that problem, researchers at the Australian Centre for Precision Optics, which is home to The Avogadro Project, are crafting nearly perfect spheres made of a highly pure and very stable form of silicon. By calculating the sphere's volume and weight, scientists should be able to determine the exact number of silicon atoms in the object itself, thereby providing an unchanging definition for the mass of a kilogram.
Per Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), scientists settled on a sphere as the standard shape because it "has no edges that might get damaged," and "only one dimension [its diameter] has to be measured in order to calculate its volume."
As for how the world's roundest objects were made, New Scientist reports two spinning rotors ground them for several months. Afterward, computer-guided lasers measured each for slight derivations that were corrected individually.
"If you were to blow up our spheres to the size of the Earth, you would see a small ripple in the smoothness of about 12 to 15 mm, and a variation of only 3 to 5 metres in the roundness," CSIRO master optician Achim Leistner said of the end result. A second, competing method to determine a standard measurement for the kilogram is the "watt balance" -- a system tied to Earth's gravitational pull on a kilogram and the force needed to counteract it. This strategy has also earned quite a following.
Despite these advances, the standard kilogram remains a cylinder that's more than 120 years old -- at least for now. And until the world's roundest object proves its mettle, well, we'll just have to roll with it.
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article stated incorrectly that the duration of a "second" is based on the decay of an atom. The duration of a second is based on the fluctuating energy state of the atom. Also on HuffPost:
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