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Friday, November 24, 2017
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I'm on twitter everyday. I love keeping up with all the new posts from my favorite blogs, especially this one!ReplyDelete
I check it once a day at least, mostly to share the stuff from my blog and check out whats new in the book community.ReplyDelete
I go several times a week, mostly to promote contests and giveaways, and authors' new releases. I don't spend THAT much time when I'm there, 'cause otherwise I'll never leave, lol. It's truly addictive.ReplyDelete
- Amber TerryNovember 24, 2017 at 7:34 PM
I'm on Twitter quite a bit and what I like best is how easy and quick it is to see posts about things I'm really interested in.ReplyDelete
Congrats on 30k Twitter followers and thank you for the chance to win!!!
I go on twitter every day and I love it because I love to enter competitions and catch up on the latest news.ReplyDelete
Maybe once a day. I mostly post promos or try to talk to authors. I look for books for trade a lot too.ReplyDelete
- Elaine PNovember 24, 2017 at 7:43 PM
Most days. I like the eclectic mix of ideas.ReplyDelete
As a member of Amnesty International and other organisations that promote equality & environmental conservation, I use Twitter a lot to highlight cases from around the world.ReplyDelete
actually Idon't use it too much these days because of EXAMSReplyDelete
I love it cuz I love to enter competitions especialy kpop ones cuz I'm a kpoper and books cuz I love read english books however I can't find them where I'm leaving
I was regularly on twitter until last night when I got locked out - Was entering on another site, locked me out with my first tweet, was sent a msg with a number to get back in. Did that, the very next tweet I was locked out again! Now they want to phone me with a number to get back on. Charges may apply, of course they will they're in the US aren't they. Said I was doing automated tweets when actually I was copy and pasting. Lots of others have been locked out too I read so no more tweets until it's sorted.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Eliza, the same used to happen to me when posting from some sites. I'm in Ireland & it didn't cost me anything. The phone call consists of an automated voice reading out a pin number. Check the security settings on your pc & avoid non-secure sites. The 's' in https stands for secure or safe. Hope this helps!Delete
I go onto Twitter nearly every day, I love blog posts and giveaways.ReplyDelete
I go on twitter several times a day. I like to read about blog posts, giveaways and news.ReplyDelete
I try to go on Twitter every day. I enjoy entering competitions, finding helpful hints and tips and keeping up to date with news of what's going on ☺ReplyDelete
I check every day. I like to share other people's news too. It's a fun, chatty community and I also find some great authors that way.ReplyDelete
I go on twitter every day to share books and news from authors, it's easy and fun.ReplyDelete
I check it often, mostly because of the politicians I follow (weird, I know)ReplyDelete
Not a lot. I mostly use it for books and authors.ReplyDelete
Wow awesome i dont have Twitter because therebis enough on my phone as it is. But i have facebook And GI and i check out amazon.ReplyDelete
I go on twitter everyday, mainly to read what authors are up to.ReplyDelete
Daily. I like seeing what my favorite peeps/authors are up to.ReplyDelete
I go on a couple of times a day on average but only for competitionsReplyDelete
almost everyday on twitter. ;)ReplyDelete
I'm almost always on Twitter, and I love the writing community the most :)ReplyDelete
I'm on Twitter multiple times a day. I like it because I can enter lots of competitions on there, its also good for breaking news stories. Rafflecopter entries are in my real name NIKKI HAYES - congratulations on reaching 30,000 Twitter followers!ReplyDelete
I'm on twitter every morning, I check messages, chat to friends and also use it for competitions,ReplyDelete
I'm on Twitter most days. I love to get snippets of news, entertainment and see what new competitions are out there. I have found out about some very interesting companies and also some people who share the same political leanings as myself.ReplyDelete
Every day! I used to absolutely LOVE twitter up to April this year then twitter tightened up their spam filter & now anyone tweeting links is classed as a spammer. So having the hobby of entering blog competitions means I tweeted lots of links. This led to me having to close down my original twitter account & stop tweeting bloggers comps to help them out, which I'm really miffed about because I used to love doing it to give something back. I now have a new account but can only tweet one comp every 30 mins!. So right now I'm really not feeling the love for twitter :(ReplyDelete
I go on twitter every day. I love to share comps for others to enterReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 25, 2017 at 4:28 PM
A few times a day - I like to check in regularly over a cup of coffee. (Michelle T)ReplyDelete
I go on twitter every day, mainly to enter competitions.ReplyDelete
Every day and I find out about loads of cool things to do.ReplyDelete
I spend more time on twitter then I do on facebook and can get blocked multiple times per day, have a 15 min limit set on me, etc etc. I've actually watched the local football scores on twitter LOLReplyDelete
I go on Twitter most days. I like keeping up with everyone's news, competitions and givaways.ReplyDelete
I go on quite often to enter competitions and talk to my favourite celebrity :-)ReplyDelete
I go on Twitter several times a day. I don't watch the news; Twitter keeps me up to date on breaking news, sports news, competitions and book infoReplyDelete
I Seriously love all your giveaways. They're so pretty and just... dreamy! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I go on twitter daily. I like how easy it is to find updates from friends and local news.ReplyDelete
Almost every day. My favorite authors and bloggers are posting frequently so I love to stay in tune. Thanks for amazing giveaway darling! You're totally awesome.ReplyDelete
I go on twitter every day.....I love to see what different people are posting regarding books, seminars and recipes.....ReplyDelete
I don't go as often as I used to, being a mom now, but I love talking about books on twitter and finding new booksReplyDelete
I'm on Twitter every day, catching up with the latest from blogs, shows and starsReplyDelete
Daily. I follow some hashtags and book bloggers and follow the news.ReplyDelete
I love the immediate news updates, and I love the fact that I can see what other people are thinking about current issues on it.ReplyDelete
Every day - great to see lots of tweets but hard to keep up!ReplyDelete
I go daily, I love to hear from the amazing people I follow.ReplyDelete
I've only recently started going on twitter, I'm still finding it really hard to understand hahaReplyDelete
I check it maybe once a week. It's too hard to keep upReplyDelete
i use it daily i like how easy it is to useReplyDelete
I go on there most days to catch up on what's going onReplyDelete
I usually go on it every day and let people know what Im up to :)ReplyDelete
i go on Twitter everyday :D nice and easy to use xReplyDelete
I go on Twitter every day mainly to keep up with news and because I'm nosyReplyDelete
More than once a day love news feed and productsReplyDelete
Fairly often and I like it is so immediate.ReplyDelete
Same here! Lovely competition!!ReplyDelete
I use it for competitions mostly but lije it a lot as it's simple and easy to use xReplyDelete
I go on twitter every day, I check news and contests :-)ReplyDelete
i go on there most days but dont really post much myself - i find it great when you want to find out whats going off in the worldReplyDelete
I go on daily to check on commentary of others.ReplyDelete
I'm on twitter everyday, everything i share publicly on facebook goes straight onto there.ReplyDelete
I go on Twitter sporadically, mostly on a whim or if I get a lot of notifications. I like to check the trending stories and also like to read a lot of humor.ReplyDelete
I go on there occasionally, I like that everything is short and sweet!ReplyDelete
I go on Twitter maybe three or four times a day, just to check in with notifications!ReplyDelete
Until recently I hardly went on it, but at the moment I go on it several times a day.ReplyDelete
I don't really use Twitter the way most people do and I can't figure out why I don't get tweets from other people!ReplyDelete
Twitter is where I express almost any random thought that cross my mind. I also like to read other people's tweets and find out what they think, feel and/or are doing.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 1, 2017 at 3:51 AM
I go on everyday. I like being able to see what everyone is up to.ReplyDelete
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I go on twitter once a month and I like giveaways.ReplyDelete
I mostly use twitter to follow election results, both general and local. Political commentary.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 2, 2017 at 5:25 AM
i go to twitter 3-4 times a week. Again I go to school so I get on twitter when I am boredReplyDelete
Daily. I love the variety of itReplyDelete
Daily I love all the stuff on itReplyDelete
I go on Twitter daily. I like to see what people are up to.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 3, 2017 at 8:34 PM
I love checking out what is going on with Twitter everyday.ReplyDelete
Omg that pillow is so cute!ReplyDelete
I go on twitter daily, I love reading latest trends and finding dinner ideas!ReplyDelete
I check twitter everyday. Love to find contests and fun things to enter.ReplyDelete
I go on twitter maybe 3 times a dayReplyDelete
I go on Twitter atleast twice a day and my favorite thing there are your giveaways! Honestly. Oh, and J.K. Rowling's Tweets!ReplyDelete
I only enter competitions on it, but I enter quite a lot.ReplyDelete
I use it everydayReplyDelete
I use it daily and enter competitions.ReplyDelete
would love to win this for my dadReplyDelete
I am on Twitter every day. I love getting quick snippets of info.ReplyDelete
I swing by for a few minutes each day. Right now, my favorite thing about Twitter is the MUTE option.ReplyDelete
I'm on Twitter every day. I follow book blogs.ReplyDelete
I'm on Twitter daily. I like catching up on new books, new trends.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 10, 2017 at 6:39 PM
Check mostly dailyReplyDelete
Daily because of the news mostly.ReplyDelete
I'm on Twitter daily because of fantastic giveaways are there too 😁ReplyDelete
Most days, its straight to the point!ReplyDelete
I go on twitter every day - I love the brief news I can read there!ReplyDelete
go on twitter every day, it's straightforward, quick and easyReplyDelete
i very rarely go on twitter as i dont really understand it, i prefer facebookReplyDelete
I check Twitter every day. I like to keep up with what's new.ReplyDelete
Daily! Everything i post on facebook automatically goes on twitter xoReplyDelete
I go on twitter every day and like recipie ideasReplyDelete
I try to go on Twitter at least once a day, but usually make it once or twice a week. I love being able to share short updates!ReplyDelete
I'm on Twitter all day long and I love it for the sharing of knowledge.ReplyDelete
I'm on Twitter every day. I like to keep up.ReplyDelete
Everyday for me :)ReplyDelete
Every single day! New books, reviews, giveaways, meeting aspiring writers are my favorite :)ReplyDelete
i go on twitter everyday to find updates on favourite authors and find giveaways too! I love how it can connect me to other bookstagrammers around the worldReplyDelete
I go on twitter everyday. I love scrolling for things and find giveaway too!ReplyDelete
I'm not really a twitter fan, I just use it for giveaways really.ReplyDelete
I use it for author sharing and giveaways. I'm on it when I'm on my laptop so a couple times a week at least.ReplyDelete
I go to twitter everyday...I love that it is simple and to the point!ReplyDelete
I don't use twitter that much. Only to tweet about a competition or something I liked. I don't use any social media much due to my studies.ReplyDelete
A few times a week. I like how quick you can be updated by the news and current affairsReplyDelete
"How often do you go on twitter and what do you like best about it?" I go on twitter and make new friends because I'm, like, Mr. Sociable!ReplyDelete
I tweet a lot, mostly about contests and recipes. I like that the messages are short and to the point. Like headlines in a newspaper. If I'm interested I will follow the link.ReplyDelete
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- FarhanaDecember 22, 2017 at 4:40 PM
I go on twitter daily. I like short and snappy comments and repliesReplyDelete
I go on twitter about every day. I like how it's an entry for giveaways, i love to win giveaways!ReplyDelete
I go on twitter everyday. I like tweeting punnies or wee photos small updates to share :)ReplyDelete
Sometimes several times a day sometimes once every few days.ReplyDelete
- Kimmy RipleyDecember 23, 2017 at 2:16 PM
I am on Twitter every day. I like to get news from it and updates from my friends.ReplyDelete
Everyday and I like seeing different updates & offers :)ReplyDelete
I go on it every day and I like hearing newsReplyDelete
I am in Twitter every day as i love to do competitions to relax when my 3 boys go to bed. I love the different receipes and articles you can see on it. This is an amazing prize i have my fingers and toes crossed and wish you a very merry ChristmasReplyDelete
go on a couple of times a week like looking at the hashtagsReplyDelete
I go on it a few times a day and I find it good for finding out details about breaking news before it's on the tv.ReplyDelete
I check on various footballers' Twitter accounts and I enjoy the sarcasm of some of the political hashtags.ReplyDelete
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I use twitter every few days for news updates and posts by people I find interestingReplyDelete
I only use Twitter for giveaways and I'm on it everyday!ReplyDelete
I use Twitter most days and enjoy keeping up with interesting people.ReplyDelete
I go on daily, to share posts from one of my blogs and enter competitions! I like that it's simple to use and I can find interesting people on there.ReplyDelete
every day its easy to useReplyDelete
I do have a Twitter account which I mainly use for entering competitionsReplyDelete
- charlotte clavierDecember 25, 2017 at 8:31 PM
I go on twitter most days. I go on just to have a laugh with my friends on there and enter a few cheeky competitionsReplyDelete
Most days I am on twitter, I like the fact real life friends don't know I am on there, as a fairly private person I find facebook a tad stalkery of late with all it's suggestions of page, groups to follow just because a friend does :(ReplyDelete
I go on twitter daily, I like that you can use the search tool to read about topics your interested inReplyDelete
- Rob SmithDecember 26, 2017 at 7:35 PM
Thank you for the giveaway! Fingers crossedReplyDelete
i go on every day i like to see what the celebs are uptoReplyDelete
Daily. I love all the nature posts on my timeline from all the places and animal people I follow. It's a nice way to spend a little me time :) xReplyDelete
I'm on Twitter most days, I like following & joining in with the hashtags of my favourite TV programmes.ReplyDelete


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Posted by TheFallen on August 14, 2002
In Reply to: Confused posted by Gary on August 14, 2002
: : : : : : I've been asked about this phrase, which I've not come across before:
: : : : : : "There are two kind of guys, stiffs and Georges."
: : : : : : Question is, who or what are the Georges?
: : : : : I think you'll find that Georges are "George IIIs". At which point the phrase takes on a whole new meaning.
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: : : : That sounds plausible. Is that just a guess or have you come across the phrase before?
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: : : I've come across it a few times here in West London - not the natural home of the cockney - and dismissed it as another example of instant rhyming slang invented to impress and destined for a early death.
: : This phrase confuses me. I've heard both a "george" and also a "richard" occasionally used as rhyming slang in the way that Barney highlights. However, the expression "There are two kind of guys, stiffs and Georges" to me sounds American, with its usage of both "guy" and "stiff", and if it is of US origin, then the rhyming slang explanation doesn't stand up. I'm also not even sure what is meant by "stiff" in this case, and would welcome any clarifications. Where did you come across it, Gary?
: A researcher for the US TV programme CSI asked me about it.
On the basis that it was a presumed British phrase?

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[Curtain Opens. Boy and Girl stand on stage.] 1st Boy: "Wel, Wel, Welcome to the Christmas play . . ."
[Stage whisper from off-stage]
1st Boy: [louder]: "Welcome to the EASTER play."
[Parents play paparazzi.]
1st Girl: [twisting back and forth] "We'd like to thank the Easter Bunny, Jesus, and our pilgrim forefathers for this lovely holiday."
[Front row heads turn. Quick debate between Principal and second-grade teacher.]
[Children swarm onto the stage. Most are dressed like eggs. The ones with lazy parents are dressed in brown, supposedly to look like chocolate.]
All: [Singing with a piano] "Thanks for all the candy eggs, Thanks for all the fun and games, Thanks to parents who love us so, by letting us eat all the cookie dough."
[Fierce whispering in the front row. Principal debates the wisdom of permitting the second-grade teacher to write original lyrics.]
2nd Boy: [staring at the front row prompters] "Muslims celebrate Easter, too." [long pause] "They just call it Ramadan, and fast all day instead of eating Easter candy."
[Principal buries head in hands. Second-grade teacher continues to teleprompt.]
2nd Girl: [grabbing her skirt nervously] "We hide eggs because the pilgrims were so hungry they had to hide their eggs from the Indians."
[Janitor comes in dressed like the Easter Bunny. After each squat, he removes an Easter Egg from his backside and hands one to every child. He looks about as happy as a squatting janitor dressed up as a bunny could look.]
All: [reciting, guided by second-grade teacher waving her hands like a conductor] "Our parents are so wonderful, we just want to give back."
[Two children approach the front of the stage and put their eggs in the basket, as intended. But one boy chucks his egg into the auditorium. The children watch, then follow like lemmings. Chocolate eggs hail down.]
Parents: [Screaming]
[Eyes, noses, foreheads are bruised. Only one father, clearly a sports fanatic who enjoys flying projectiles, cheers and tries to catch them. Principal stands up, waving his arms like a flight deck coordinator. Curtain falls prematurely.]
[Second-grade teacher demoted to choir director. Janitor spends two weeks cleaning chocolate off auditorium seats. School cancels future Easter plays, spends money on distributing huge baskets of candy to every child. Children grin, stuff themselves. Play has a happy ending.]


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Chairlift. Cerler ski resort (Huesca)
Skier at the Cerler ski resort (Huesca)
Contact details
Cerler ski resort
Telesilla B-1
22449 Cerler, Benasque, Huesca (Aragón)
Cerler ski resort
Tel.:+34 974551012
Aramón Cerler is the highest resort in the Aragonese Pyrenees. Situated in the Benasque Valley, it reaches 2,630 metres at its legendary Gallinero summit, and is the resort with the largest vertical descent in the Pyrenees: 1,130 metres. Thanks to its beautiful landscape, surrounded by more than 60 peaks over 3,000 metres high, Aramón Cerler is a resort with extraordinary natural beauty. Its pistes and lifts are distributed along two valleys: Cerler and Ampriu, where skiers can find all the facilities they need for a comfortable stay at the resort: lifts that reduce waiting times, a wide range of restaurant options and a modern snow production system, to ensure visitors can enjoy the snow throughout the ski season.
Skiable kilometres : 79
Maximum height: 2.630
Minimum height: 1.500
At the resort
Car park. Snowbikes. Speed Riding. Snowshoeing circuit. Sledging slopes. Mountain skiing circuit. Snowshoeing excursions. Children's play area (Skity Area). Snowman building area. Information office. Equipment hire. Ski lockers. Bars. Cafés. Restaurants. Self-service restaurant. Healthcare service. Ski school. Shopping centre. Sports shops. Snowpark.
In the surrounding area
Information office. Crèche. Bars. Cafés. Restaurants. Pubs. Discos. Cake shops. Craft and gift shops. Shops selling local produce. Mountain tour agencies. Travel agency. Petrol stations. Post office. Courier service. Hairdressers. Cash points. Banks. Taxi service. Bus service. Helicopter or microlight flights. Shopping centre. Healthcare centres. Chemists. Vets. Car repair garage. Spanish High Mountain School. Gym. SPA. Horse riding routes.
Ski school
No. of ski schools: 9
No. of ski instructors: 300
Comments: For more information, check the official website: www.cerler.com
Piste information
No. of blue runs: 17
No. of black runs: 15
No. of red runs: 27
No. of green runs: 7
Total no. of km: 78
Total runs: 66
Sledging slopes: 1
Snowshoeing slopes: 1
Snowparks: 1
Competition stadiums: 1
Ski touring piste: 1
Other types of piste: Boardercross
No. of pistes: 1
No. of snow cannons: 375
Total no. of km with artificial snow: 38
No. of beds at the resort: 1091
No. of beds in the surrounding area: 5021


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Peninsula Summer Music Festival
St James the Less, Mount Eliza
December 29
Cantering comfortably into its sixth year of operations, this amiable small festival on the Mornington Peninsula caters to a wide range of audience tastes in venues from Mount Eliza to Rosebud via Fingal. Along with an initial gambit of three Bach cantatas, the organisers are presenting ABC announcer Christopher Lawrence as narrator for Saint-Saens' Carnival of the Animals, a dash of klezmer, tenor and lute performing Dowland, the elegant Tim Stevens Trio, Monteverdi's Combattimento, and lots of Piazzolla from Andrea Katz and her Songmakers Australia group.
Concurrently, the Anglican Church in Flinders is hosting six recitals, mostly featuring Baroque repertoire including all of Telemann's Paris Quartets but bracketed by Elena Kats-Chernin compositions interpreted by the Acacia Quartet, and the estimable classical-jazz fusion of Joe Chindamo and Zoe Black.
At Saturday's opening, tenor Paul Bentley and bass Nicholas Dinopoulos sang a cantata each before combing for a hefty performance of Ich lasse dich nicht, BWV 157, distinguished by the singers' intensity, Bentley's easy negotiation of each top B in the operatic Ich halte solo, and the mellow pleasure of the bass' lowest register.
The festival ensemble produced generally lucid and flexible linear constructs but the most arresting feature of this contributory layer was the vital buzzing texture of Laura Vaughan's violone, Howard Penny on cello, and the dangerously clear-speaking organ of Donald Nicholson.


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I'm a big fan of Oprah Winfrey and I'm not alone. Every week, nearly fifty million people tune in to hear her well-chosen words of wisdom, celebrities clamour to be granted an interview with Her Majesty, and her power is so great that Oprah is thought to have been the direct cause of around a million voters swinging in Barack Obama's direction at the last election. So when I found out that America's most influential woman had been spotted recently in Edinburgh I just had to find out why this grande dame had chosen Scotland's capital as her destination of choice.
American Royalty – Oprah with the Obamas
Despite Edinburgh's one hundred and ninety-one days of rain a year it really is a great place for a bit of stargazing. This year alone, Edinburgh's cobbled streets have welcomed VIP guests from the Pontiff, Pope Benedict XVI to the pop star, Lady Gaga.
Positively crackling with culture and heaving with history this splendid city has long been the realm of sovereigns, intellectual heavyweights, and leaders of finance but with the ever-growing summer Fringe Festival and the recent explosion of über-cool bars,clubs, restaurants and hotels Edinburgh has now become a hot weekend haunt for PYTs and fashionistas too.
Apparently, Oprah swooped in to the Athens of the North to interview another self-made billionaire and fellow wonder woman, J.K. Rowling. The story goes that two of the world's richest self-made women took tea in room 652 of the elegant Edinburgh Balmoral Hotel – now dubbed the "Harry Potter Suite" as it's where Rowling finished writing Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
Much as I would have loved to, I didn't manage to stay at the beautiful Balmoral but I did take the time to pop by and sample their amazing award-winning afternoon tea, as enjoyed by the billionaires. Oprah was otherwise engaged so I promised my darling husband some "afternoon delight" if he would be my escort me for a day of old school glamour.
Initially he wasn't half as excited as I was at the prospect of teeny tiny sandwiches and flouncy cakes but after taking
one step through the Balmoral's majestic revolving door, complete with kilted footman, he was assured that even if the food was dainty the atmosphere was certainly going to be grand.
The opulent Palm Court is just gorgeous, the high-ceilings and harp music evoking a lovely atmosphere of time-honoured allure. We soon settled into a discreet and cosy booth for an A-list afternoon indulging in two of my favourite things – champagne and cakes! The cute crustless sandwiches were divine and the cakes, especially the Heather
Honey Scones, had me in raptures. I can totally understand why J.K. decided to stay for here for months – I would never leave if I had the promised of these heaven-sent scones every day!
The Balmoral Hotel has pretty much everything that you would expect from an iconic Edwardian hotel. A Michelin starred restaurant (Number One), a great cocktail bar (The Balmoral) – try the Wild Rose, a delectable mix of rose and strawberry infused vodka with orange and cranberry. It also has an acclaimed spa on site and a regular sprinkling of stardust from its celebrity guests.
The Balmoral's prime city centre location also means that there is a vast array of great girlie shopping literally on its doorstep – America Ferrera was spotted dress shopping at the Totty Rocks Boutique earlier this year and Oprah Winfrey is apparently a big fan of Scotland's cosy cashmeres and warm wintry knits
Hide our cake-filled tummy and keep out the chilly Scottish winds with this beautiful Alexander McQueen Chunky Knit Fur Cardigan.


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With the help of Peter Jackson and his Weta Workshop, African director Neill Blomkmap came out of nowhere and brought with him a unique and original, Oscar-nominated feature film. That movie of course was District 9 and since its highly talked about release, its critical and financial success, folks have been clamoring for details on when we'll see District 9 2 (District 10?).
According MarketSaw, it could be as early as this Fall when production begins on District 10. And that's not all; The report continues to detail that both Neill Blomkamp and Peter Jackson will be back to direct and produce, respectively.
Neill Blomkamp was the man chosen by Peter Jackson to helm the big budget adaptation of the popular Halo video game franchise and after that was scrapped, they went on to make District 9 instead, based on the Blomkamp short, Alive in Joburg. It went on to bank over $200 million at the worldwide box office and launched the careers of both he and its star Sharlto Copley.
While District 9 worked very well on its own, so many of us are dying to know what happens next. [Spoiler] Will Wikus Van De Merwe get his human form back again? Will Christopher Johnson return seeking vengeance? Will there be a war between the humans and Prawns? Will we see the Prawn homeworld and other species?
There's so much to explore in the District 9 world and now that it's a recognizable brand, it's an opportunity the studio won't pass up. It's only a matter of when, and as soon as we find out more, we'll let you know.
At this point however, we can only take this is as a rumor for two reasons. First, Blomkamp acquired funding and was set to being work on his next project, an untitled sci-fi affair which would again allow him the creative freedom to do with it what he wishes. Secondly, and this may mean nothing, but Sony is denying this report, labeling it as untrue.
Could the other project Blomkamp is working on be what MarketSaw is referring to, and not actually a sequel/prequel to District 9? Either way, I'm excited to see what Blomkamp does next.
What would you like to see from District 10?
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Amateur Hour: Hops Schmops
**Amateur Hour is our new (first) column, written by wordsmith Erik Baldwin. When Erik is not writing, he's playing in Seattle band, The Beats, Man. After a way too long and irritating departure – Erik is back to talk about his journey to beer.***
Most people start to realize at some point that beer with flavor is preferable to the alcoholic bilge water your grandfather drank. What they don't realize, however, is that there is more to flavor than just hop intensity and bitterness.
I can't tell you how often I hear from people who jump on the microbrew train and constantly tell people "I'm really into hoppy beers". Well, friend, I've got some news for you. There's more to life than Pales and IPAs.
Here are a couple styles that usually don't have an over-developed hop profile that I've been experimenting with lately.
This antique Belgian style originates in Wallonia (The French-speaking half of Belgium) and is typically known as a "farmhouse ale". That is to say, the farmers pretty much kept it to themselves for a long while. It's a lighter, low ABV style that goes down nice and easy after a hard day plowing the barley fields. You could call it the Gatorade of beer, but even I would cringe.
Look for a bubbly, smooth golden brew with strong yeast flavor and hints of peppercorn and citrus. Outstanding examples include Dupont's mysteriously smooth-yet-bitter Avec les Bons Vœux and the always impressive and delightfully spicy Double Mountain Bon Idée.
Now, before I get ahead of myself, I have to admit, I've become completely obsessed with sour ales. The depth and variety of sour beers increases everyday, and brewers keep finding ways to make them better and more creative. So what's the story?
The sour style is at its heart a "happy mistake" that Belgian cellar-dwellers stumbled upon ages ago. At some point, an unhappy brewer realized his batch had been inoculated by wild yeast floating around his caveau. He was in luck, though, because it turns out wild yeast turns the Belgian red or brown ale into a delicious, effervescent delight of a beer.
Expect sours to run a range from bright, golden strong ales to deep, rich browns and ambers. Most have a shockingly flavorful front, full of berry and wine notes. Some are much more tart than others, so experiment a bit and find out where your taste lies.
Some outstanding examples include Cascade Summer Gose, which, incidentally has salt added at some point during the boil, and Russain River Consecration. Now, I could write an entire post about Consecration alone, so I'll save the majority of the details, but let me just say this: it is brewed with red currants and aged in oak Cabernet-Sauvignon barrels, weighs in at 10% ABV and drinks like champagne.
So, who needs IPA anyway?
Next week: IPA: the world's greatest beer.
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KELOWNA, B.C. - World champion Glenn Howard and Brad Jacobs will meet in the final of the Canadian Open of Curling.
Howard's Coldwater, Ont., rink advanced Saturday with a 5-3 semifinal victory over Toronto's Mark Kean.
Jacobs, from Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., moved on after upsetting defending champion Mike McEwen of Winnipeg 8-5.
Howard had little trouble moving into Sunday's final. He scored four in the sixth end to hammer Kelowna's Jim Cotter 7-2 in the quarter-final, then took a 3-0 lead through four ends and held on to beat Kean.
Jacobs needed a little more luck. He was down 5-3 to Calgary's Kevin Koe before scoring singles in the sixth, seventh and eighth ends for a 6-5 quarter-final win.
Then against McEwen, Jacobs led 5-1 after three ends and scored two more in the seventh after McEwen chipped away at the lead.
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This is a pocket-sized manual for use by doctors, senior nurses and other senior health workers who are responsible for the care of young children at the first referral level in developing countries. It presents up-to-date clinical guidelines which are based on a review of the available published evidence by subject experts, for both inpatient and outpatient care in small hospitals where basic laboratory facilities and essential drugs and inexpensive medicines are available. It focuses on the inpatient management of the major causes of childhood mortality, such as pneumonia, diarrhoea, severe malnutrition, malaria, meningitis, measles, HIV infection and related conditions. It covers neonatal problems and surgical conditions of children which can be managed in small hospitals. This pocket book is part of a series of documents and tools that support the Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI).
Whereas this manual focuses on treatment recommendations, a summary of the technical background and the evidence base underlying these clinical guidelines is presented in the background book Serious childhood problems in countries with limited resources (ISBN 29 4 156269 2).
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Our second event is the all class reunion, appropriately named Groove on the Green since it's held at Eagles Landing, in Oregon. This event lets alumni and friends enjoy a great time dancing and reminiscing. Not only does this function provide a place to meet old friends and make new ones, it is also a great place to hold YOUR class reunion. CHAFA takes care of the place, food, drinks and music. All you need to do is invite your former classmates!
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CHAFA is also the organization that has recognized the superb accomplishments and contributions of Clay graduates and friends of Clay High School by way of the CHAFA Hall of Fame. Each year CHAFA accepts nominations and voting is held to select new inductees into the Hall of Fame.
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CHAFA holds bi-monthly meetings at Clay. All are invited to join the committee and new ideas are always welcome. Become involved a lot or a little. You may contact Tammy Hughes, CHAFA President, at 419.693.0665, ext. 2044 with any questions, concerns, and meeting dates.
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Wednesday, November 2, 2011
frog box bento: ribbit lunch
Ethan was particularly happy to see this guy.
I can't blame him, these Kotobuki bento boxes are my favorites too. :) Next, Ethan said something that caused me to do a total forehead slap to myself: "mom, you should have used this box when you made that Christmas frog bento". He's talking about the Twelve Days of Christmas bento series I did, with the 10th day, ten lords a leaping bento! Ack!! He's so right, I SHOULD have used this box for that. Doh!!
Oh, well. Today it was used for his lunch.
In the bottom level he had peppered turkey roll-ups and Wheat Thins, separated by a homemade granola bar in the middle.
The top tier holds strawberries and baby carrots. Crunch and munch, yum. :)
4 comments:
- Mrs. Ed said... [Reply to comment]
This has been one of Gordon's favorite Bento boxes. We've used it weekly for over a year and a half.
- November 2, 2011 at 11:54 AM
- Melissa said... [Reply to comment]
That's about how long we've had ours, too. I really need to make it a more active part of our box rotation. I love it so much that I've been afraid something would happen to it...but it's really silly to keep something you like hidden in a cabinet forever, right? :)
- November 2, 2011 at 3:12 PM
- Quirky Jessi said... [Reply to comment]
Love the box!
And my favorite of this bento is actually the granola bar in a baggie as a divider. I like being able to send homemade treats like that, but they're messy if they're not kept in a bag. Glad to see you send it in a way that didn't make the bento look messy or anything.
- November 2, 2011 at 9:56 PM
- Melissa said... [Reply to comment]
Yep, Jessi - it would be very crumby if the granola bar wasn't wrapped in some way. This is a small piece of wax paper folded around it. I'm anti-baggie. :P
- November 2, 2011 at 10:19 PM


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Aam Khand
Aam Khand is basically the same as Shrikhand, as we all know the only difference is Mango Pulp... I first tasted this when I was in school, a Gujarathi friend of mine (Dipti Pujara), used to bring Aam Khand as Chappathi's side for her lunch... I instantly became a fan of Aam Khand, later at college another Gujarathi friend of mine (Mona Ganatra) had brought Shrikhand after their New Year celebrations... I asked her for the recipe and ever since then I started making them for chappathi's but no one other than my lil brother likes Aam Khand...
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Yogurt - 1 1/2 cups
Ripe Mangoes - 1
Cardamom - 2 pods
Saffron - a few strands
Water - 2 tbsps
Sugar - 2-3 tbsps (optional)
Nuts - few
Saffron - a few strands
1. Wash, dry and peel Mangoes, deseed and make a puree without adding any water or milk.
2. In a dry cloth (Muslin/cheese cloth, I used Organic cotton towel) pour the Yogurt, tie and hang it allowing the water to drip. Time, depends on what Yogurt is used, I used Yogurt, (homemade) made from 1% Milk it took nearly 5 hrs for all the water to drain. Greek Yogurt is creamy and hence many prefer it for the taste.
3. Powder the Cardamom discarding the peels. Heat 2 tbsps of Water add the Saffrons, let it sit for a few mins.
4. Mix all the ingredients, if you are a sweet lover add Sugar and check for sweetness.
5. Top with Nuts and Saffrons, serve chill.
Note: I did strain the Yogurt since it was homemade.
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There is still time to sign up for the Winter Vacation Sensation during Summit School District's spring break. The state-licensed program includes field trips, art projects, games and outdoor play. Slots are open for children ages 5 to 12, April 15-19. It's $40 per day for Frisco residents and $45 per day for nonresidents. The camp runs from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with drop-off from 8 to 8:45 a.m. and pick-up from 4:30 to 5 p.m. at the Community Center on Third Avenue in downtown Frisco. There is no early drop-off or late pick-up option. Space is limited, and preregistration is required.
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Strip #107 removed because of self-censureon November 5, 2011 at 10:36
Some of you might have already seen strip#107 some of you might have not, but it's been taken down. It was me and Kirsi building our new barn and there were some slight innuendo remarks. I received a lecture here at home about "keeping things clean" etc. And I agree that I don't feel the need to explain the joke to our 11 year daughter, so in order to make my life easier, in many ways, I took it down.
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dresdenphile wrote: »Yep, I'm still working on it.
I miss the old days of 4E where you could crank out a character in 3 minutes with the offline Character Builder...
how are we doing hit points again?
Do you get a starting feat and a feat at level 3?
Do you get a starting feat and a feat at level 3?
Pirate Viper wrote: »The way 5E does ASI's makes it a tough call when it comes to deciding if a feat is worth it or not. One of my favorite parts of the design
So I don't really know the deities of 5e. Is Kord around?
Ok, lemme Google faerun real quick
Well I was thinking a War Priest of Kord, but he's not around so then I was thinking someone who had a different interpretation of Erathis (also not around, I know)
Half-Orc. I guess I'll just go with Tempus .
Half-Orc. I guess I'll just go with Tempus .
Tempus is a good Half-orc god; He's effectively the god of destruction (though most people just associate him with Storms). As a side benefit, it gets you access to the Storm Domain which is pretty whomp ass for brawly priests..
BTW, I'm going to see about spitting out a character or two for this; Only thing holding me back is that we seem to have a preponderance of melee and magic characters and I was kind of angling to play as either a fighter or a barbarian.
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PORT MORRIS — Jamie Jones retreated to a back room of her second-story print shop on East 135th Street when Sandy blew into the city last week.
As Sandy's gusts gathered force that Monday afternoon, they pummeled the giant billboard attached to Jones' roof, rattling the old brick building below.
The building convulsed until, about 3 p.m., a roaring crash sounded from above.
"I dropped to my knees and said, 'This is it,'" recalled Jones, 41.
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When the dust cleared, she found a gnarled, 1,200-square-foot chuck of ceiling lying on the floor of her studio.
Jones' business was one of several that suffered major storm-related wind damage and flooding in Port Morris, an industrial corridor along the Harlem River where a tiny, hip outpost of shops and lofts has operated for years.
When tides peaked during the storm late on October 29, the river surged more than a block inland and several feet above street level, partially submerging parked cars and flooding several businesses along Bruckner Boulevard.
Among them were Verde Flowers, a chic floral design company, and Bruckner Bar and Grill, a South Bronx institution popular among artists, teachers and politicians, and everyone in between.
"Monday night, this was all a huge river," Bruckner's general manager, Joseph Diaz, said last week in the restaurant's dank, unlit dining room.
The restaurant still has not regained heat or electricity.
When floodwaters filled the restaurant's basement nearly to the ceiling last week, the saltwater and sewage destroyed microwaves, dishwashers, meat slicers, refrigerators and other expensive machinery.
Because the restaurant had stocked up on supplies before the storm, thousands of dollars worth of alcohol and food, including cheese, shrimp, steak and about 50 cases of craft beer all perished, Diaz said.
A sanitation worker waited for an hour-and-a-half one day last week while Bruckner staff piled the spoiled food into a garbage truck, Diaz added.
Some floodwaters reached the upstairs dining and performance rooms as well, which warped the floors and caused a $10,000 stereo system to malfunction, Diaz said.
He added that the restaurant hopes to reopen within a month, but during that time many of its 22 staffers will be out of work.
In the meantime, Bruckner must find funds to rebuild.
When its owners bought insurance, they were told the restaurant was ineligible for flood insurance, Diaz said — a message that Verde Flowers' owners said they also received from their insurer.
Both businesses have turned to local and federal government agencies for help.
The city, in partnership with Goldman Sachs, is offering Sandy-damaged small businesses loans of up to $25,000 with an eventual 1% interest rate.
Firms can also receive up to $100,000 in sales tax exemptions for rebuilding costs, access free temporary workspaces and enter employees into shared work or disaster unemployment programs administered by the state, according to the city's Small Business Services Department.
The federal Small Business Administration is making loans worth up to $2 million at a 4 percent interest rate for businesses to make disaster repairs or replacements.
But as they confront lost sales and ruined merchandise, neither Bruckner nor Verde is eager to take out new loans. Both had hoped FEMA would offer some immediate financial assistance — but they were referred to SBA and its disaster loan program.
"For personal loss, FEMA is all over it," said Vanessa Polanco, Verde's co-owner. "But FEMA is not helping businesses. If your business was affected, you're screwed."
Verde faced eight feet of floodwaters in its basement and two feet on its main floor last week, Polanco said. The water wrecked about $9,000 worth of merchandise, warped the floors and soaked some computers, she added.
Jones, meanwhile, estimates that she has already lost out on about $5,000 worth of work at her design and print shop, New York Graphics Studio.
The ceiling collapse also damaged thousands of dollars worth of equipment in her loft's photography studio, including props, backdrops, lighting, cameras and computers, Jones said.
"We were already struggling," said Jones, who employs two part-time workers and some student interns. "We were just now getting out of the hole — and this set us back again."
Already, nearby merchants who were spared by the storm have rushed in to help their neighbors.
The Clock Bar plans to host multiple fundraisers, beginning Friday with an event organized by one of Jones' customers who met her at the Bruckner. It will feature a raffle with goods and services donated by local businesses.
"We want people to come and have some fun so the staff at the Bruckner can sustain themselves while they rebuild," said Frankie Caamano, the fundraiser's organizer.
"And I want Jamie to be able to get her equipment repaired," said Caamano, who has hired Jones to print T-shirts and flyers for a monthly event he runs, called Art Rapture.
"She wants to get back on her feet," Caamano added. "And I don't think that's a lot to ask."
Donate funds to Jones and New York Graphics Studio here. Donate to Bruckner Bar and Grill here. Friday's fundraiser at The Clock Bar costs $10, to be donated to the two businesses, and goes from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m.


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What to Look For in a Wardrobe Clean Sweep
The first step to putting together a wardrobe that reflects the true you in personal style is to focus on what you have going on behind your closet doors — and to get rid of what doesn't work within your clothing collection.
Quality, fit, and style are the most important factors when building a fashionable, comfortable wardrobe. This means everything in your closet should be first-rate, whether it's a formal gown or sweat pants. As you inventory your existing wardrobe, if anything isn't a 10, guess where it's going? Yup! Out the door. Nothing less than a 10 is acceptable. No, not even to just run to the market, walk the dog, or lounge in at home.
In order for your clothing to be considered a 10, it has to pass the following tests. And, yes, you must go through your closet piece by piece, trying things on and asking these five questions of every single item. These questions are in no particular order and are all equally important. Be ruthless!
You must be brutally honest with yourself. Sometimes it helps to have a friend with you, someone whose fashion sense you trust (but any really honest friend will do). It makes the whole process a lot more fun, and you can do it for each other, so you both benefit.
What condition is this piece of clothing in?
Before you even try anything on, take a look at each garment and survey its condition. Is it permanently stained? Are there holes beyond repair? Is it stretched out to the point that it no longer fits well? Is the material pilly (does it have those little round nubby things that cling to lots of sweaters in particular)? If you answer yes to any or all of these questions, you don't even need to try it on. Toss those pieces straight onto the donation pile.
Does the clothing item fit?
If it passed the quality control test, the next step is to try it on. Does it fit? And, more importantly, is it flattering? Is it really a 10? Do you feel like a million bucks when you put it on? If not, it's outta there.
If you have a blouse that goes perfectly with a particular pair of pants but it happens to be a little tight so that it shows off that bulge around your tummy, then it's the wrong choice for you. Ditch it! If you feel uncomfortable about its defects, you won't wear it no matter how well it goes with the pants. Better to get rid of that blouse and avoid feeling conflicted every time you see it than to keep it just because it's the only blouse you have in that color.
Is this sweater, dress, pair of pants, or whatever in style?
Is the piece of clothing in style? If not, is it more of a classic piece that will always be in style? Or is it a high-quality item that may come back into style? (The latter scenario is rare. Even when things come back into style years later, they're always a bit different.
Remember the shoulder pads in the 1980s? Well, when they tried to bring them back, the pads were on a much smaller scale and the whole trend didn't really take off again, so those pieces weren't worth keeping anyway. So, if the piece isn't a classic and is truly last year's trend (or even last decade's trend), out it goes.
Is the garment relevant to your current life?
Take stock of your day-to-day life and your activities, and then evaluate what you actually need and actually wear. Do you need office clothes, workout clothes, party clothes? It can be all of the above, but if you don't play tennis anymore or don't work in an office, or if anything in your life has changed that affects your wardrobe, then you need to be okay with letting these pieces go. Don't get sentimental about your old suits. If you don't use them, someone else may be able to. Isn't that a lot better? And just think about how nice your closet will look with less clutter!


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With all the hoopla, controversy and expectation upon Michael Vick's arrival in Philadelphia, his impact on the field so far was minimal. To be fair, the Eagles haven't really needed his help.
The Eagles are coming off of two decisive blowouts of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs. During the Tampa Bay blow out Vick got the chance to play under center during garbage time.
He completed one of three passes for one yard and ran 11 yards on a scramble. During non-garbage time so far this season, Vick has had two incomplete passes, one carry for seven yards, no catches and ten hand-offs.
Not exactly the stuff of a three-time Pro-bowler. But for someone who hasn't played in two years and served 18 months in prison for his role in an illegal dog fighting operation, it's understandable.
As the opponents get tougher however, the challenge for both Vick and the Eagles will be how he is utilized.
"It all depends on the flow of the game, the field position and other things," said Vick. "I'm just ready whenever my number gets called."
Eagles starting QB Donovan McNabb was confident that greater things are in store.
"You don't want to show your hand every time you play," said McNabb. "As the season continues on, we'll throw some different wrinkles in there and see how it goes."
With upcoming games against Oakland (1-4) and Washington (2-3) it's unlikely that the Eagles would stray much from their winning game plan. They may need to switch things up however, when they face the currently undefeated Giants (5-0) on November 1. Time will tell what role Vick will play in those plans.
"If we like it one week, we use it," said head coach Andy Reid. "If it fits right, we'll wear it."


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Big Government Loses Control
Tea party and other groups use social media to spread the news about IRS abuse world-wide.
What to make of the political scandals that are dominating the headlines and forcing the Obama administration into Nixonian damage control? Technology is finally doing to big government what it has done to big business, big media and other institutions that once could operate with nearly full control over information. The government is losing the ability to manipulate information to avoid accountability.
Consider how the news broke that the Internal Revenue Service has been targeting conservative groups. The admission by IRS official Lois Lerner came in response to a question from the audience at a low-profile meeting of the tax section of the American Bar Association. For a week, perplexed reporters quoted her supporters saying she was apolitical and must not have meant to make news this way.
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Then reports online cited lawyers who had been at the ABA event saying they saw her consult prepared remarks as she answered the supposedly impromptu question. On Friday, the acting IRS commissioner confessed to Congress that the question was planted. Its purpose was to give Ms. Lerner a chance to minimize IRS wrongdoing before the release of the Treasury inspector general's report early last week.
The attempt to spin the story worked for a time. Ms. Lerner blamed everything on low-level IRS employees in the Cincinnati office and said that the targeting of conservative groups ended when higher-ups learned about it. But as targeted groups went online to reveal the communications they had received from numerous IRS offices, it became clear that abuses were widespread, including at headquarters, and that the targeting went on for years.
There is a long history of presidents using the IRS against political enemies. FDR went after newspapers that opposed the New Deal. JFK had his Ideological Organizations Audit Project target conservative groups like the American Enterprise Institute. Richard Nixon used the IRS to harass people on his enemies list.
Most of these abuses came to light only after the presidents left office. President Obama has to deal with the issue now because tea party and other groups used social media to share information about their experiences with the IRS.
Details also emerged this month about the Obama administration's efforts to spin last year's Benghazi attack. The White House was forced to release 100 pages of emails showing how "talking points" about the attack were edited to exclude references to al Qaeda. That set the stage for Mr. Obama and then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to spend two weeks falsely blaming an anti-Muslim video.
The emails detailed a dozen changes to the talking points, including eliminating a key CIA observation from the original draft: "We do know that Islamic extremists with ties to al Qaeda participated in this attack." The emails disclosed how Mrs. Clinton's spokesman Victoria Nuland successfully lobbied to excise earlier CIA warnings of terrorism in Benghazi. She emailed that this "could be used by Members [of Congress] to beat the State Department for not paying attention to Agency warnings so why do we want to feed that? Concerned."
Just as old media learned it is no longer the only voice heard in a new-media world, government spinners now must reckon that the truth will eventually come out—sometimes because the government is pressured to disclose damning internal emails.
The third scandal dogging the Obama administration also has its roots in trying to downplay terrorist threats. The Associated Press reported in May 2012 that the CIA had stopped another attempt by an al Qaeda group in Yemen to have an underwear bomber blow up a U.S. passenger airplane. That contradicted administration claims that there were no known terror threats. A federal prosecutor trying to find the source of the leak seized phone records of dozens of AP editors and reporters from a two-month period last year, ignoring Justice Department guidelines that the AP at least be told in advance that the government is trolling its records.
As the nation's chief executive, President Obama is accountable for the IRS, State Department and Justice Department. His longtime adviser David Axelrod last week blamed a too-big government for the scandals: "Part of being president is that there's so much beneath you that you can't know because the government is so vast."
Messrs. Obama and Axelrod helped create that problem, but the argument against big government rings especially true in an era when not even the government can control information.
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Big Changes Coming To The Cult
Those of you who have been here for a while know that The Cult has gone through many iterations over the years. From about 1999-2002 we were just a Chuck Palahniuk fansite. But that changed in 2003 with the first incarnation of our Writers' Workshop. Over the next few years, we broadened into features, interviews and reviews.
For as many fans that loved these new eclectic offerings, there seemed to be twice as many that were confused by it. "Wait, why aren't we talking about Tyler Durden?" You might laugh at that, but it's true. There's just a large, large group of Chuck fans that want us just talking about Chuck. After all, it is his official fan site. And we understand and respect that.
It was because of this growing non-Palahniuk content, that we first began to seriously consider a stand-alone site. About one year ago we began discussing the creation of a new site dedicated to support this type of content. We discussed the idea with Chuck and he was a full supporter of this decision. If you know anything about Chuck, you know how modest he is. He cares about his fans and fellow authors alike.
With this in mind we set out with a new goal; to appease the reader just interested in Chuck Palahniuk content, and to give the visitor to our site who likes these other offerings... more.
On October 1st we are launching a new website called LitReactor.com. Many of you who follow us on our social media feeds already might know about this endeavor. It's been in the works for over a year now and we're extremely excited about it.
The site has three major sections:
- A brand new version of our Writers Workshop with more features and tools
- Monthly online Classes taught by industry professionals and published authors
- A robust online literature Magazine featuring columns, reviews, interviews and more
LitReactor will be a destination for writers to improve their craft; a haven for readers to geek out about books; and a platform to kickstart your writing goals. While the site launches on October 1st, we already have a splash page set up where you can see advance content, watch some fun videos, and sign-up for a Newsletter which gets you an insane, 8 pg PDF compendium loaded to the brim with writing advice from people like Neil Gaiman, Bret Easton Ellis, Craig Clevenger, Max Barry, Stephen Graham Jones, Amy Hempel, Jack Ketchum, Holiday Reinhorn, Christopher Bram, Steve Erickson and of course, Chuck himself.
What Does This Mean For Existing Premium Members?
At first, not much will change here. The Workshop featured on this site will be closed for any new submissions and will exist in an archived state for a duration. Anyone who has an active Premium Membership here will be invited to transfer their membership over to LitReactor's workshop. This invite will come via a newsletter sent out to all our Premium Members. So please don't contact us about this. We will contact you. Soon. Those who aren't interested in this, can contact us and be offered a prorated refund.
Chuck has given us permission to move his 36 writing essays, as well as his Q&A fan sessions, to LitReactor where they will not only be easier to locate on the site, but will also be viewable as HTML. Yep, this means you can finally print them, as well as read them from your mobile devices. (cue: collective sigh of relief)
Not long after LitReactor gets going, we have plans to do some awesome new upgrades to The Cult, which will put tools in place for fans to upload their own content. The site will continue to exist as the largest and most robust author site online, but it will get better, as we streamline it to focus more on all-things-Chuck.
For now, if you have any questions about this, you can direct them below in our comments section. If you have questions specifically about LitReactor, head over to our Facebook page and post them on our wall and we'll do our best to answer them.
If you were specifically holding out and waiting for new Class offerings at The Cult, rest assured we have a full-schedule planned at LitReactor. October classes have just been firmed up. So if interested, hurry and sign up for our newsletter to get the latest details on when these classes will go live, who will be teaching them and what great content you'll be getting.
Thank you all for your continued support. The future for both sites is very bright.


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Your Winter- Cycles of Growth Require Rest as Much as Action
Some of the self-help world is pushing to "achieve", climb, "conquer" and "master" the self. We definitely need to find the fire to get where we want to go. And we need to overcome the inertia that can come from fear. But Mother Nature is far wiser than the ego. r


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These questions have always bothered me, in a good way, so here it is:
Can Adam change Spirit into Swift Wind?
Can Adora change Cringer into Battle Cat?
I voted Yes.
They both change mostly in the same way(Adam/Adora) and they aim their swords at their respective mount. They both get their power from Greyskull(King/Castle). And this would be good help to Adora when her brother went off to the NA storyline. Think about it Adora transforms Spirit 1st for air support then change Cringer to cover any enemies on the ground plus she has to Protect both Eternia and Etheria by that point and time. Then there is when they are seperated from their respective mount and need to get to the battle ground fast and on foot is not an option.
So what is your opinion on this matter? I am also going to leave a link here for a thread for a reverse on the matter:
Can Adora change Cringer into Battle Cat?
If this has already been dicussed the mods have the right to merge or delete this thread/poll.


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Cyndi Lauper says that professional wrestler "Captain" Lou Albano took her up the music charts.
The singer said Thursday that she was lucky to work with Albano on her music videos in the 1980s.
The rambunctious showman and wrestler died Wednesday in New York of natural causes.
Albano's fame skyrocketed when he appeared in Lauper's 1983 "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" music video, playing the singer's dad.
Lauper says that Albano took her up the charts "from 10, to 5, to 4 to 1, to minus 5 and back up to 1 again."
She says it was "great fun, too."
Albano was one of the most recognized figures in the World Wrestling Federation during the 1980s, alongside such ring pros as Hulk Hogan and "Rowdy" Roddy Piper.


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GREEN BAY, Wis., Sept. 14 (UPI) -- Clay Matthews and Tramon Williams led a punishing defensive effort Thursday that sent Green Bay rolling to a 23-10 victory over Chicago.
Aaron Rodgers threw for 219 yards and a touchdown for Green Bay, which evened its record at 1-1 following an opening loss to San Francisco, but it was the Packers' defense that stole the spotlight while making things difficult for Chicago quarterback Jay Cutler.
Cutler was sacked seven times with Matthews being credited for 3.5 of them from his linebacker position. Williams, a 6-year veteran cornerback, had two of Green Bay's four interceptions.
Green Bay took a 13-0 halftime lead on field goals of 48 and 35 yards by Mason Crosby and a 27-yard scoring throw on a fake punt by Tim Masthay to Tom Crabtree.
After the teams traded field goals in the second half, Rodgers put the game away by hitting Donald Driver with a 26-yard scoring pass with 11:17 to play.
Cutler's 21-yard throw to Kellen Davis with 6:49 remaining accounted for Chicago's only touchdown as the Bears fell to 1-1.
Green Bay has defeated Chicago in seven of their last eight meetings, including a 21-14 victory in the 2010 NFC title game on the Packers' way to a Super Bowl crown.
Rodgers hit 22-of-32 passes with an interception. Cutler was a mere 11-of-27 for 126 yards.
Chicago was held to 168 total yards and averaged only 2.9 yards per play.