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PORTLAND, Ore.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Eastside Distilling, Inc. (NASDAQ: EAST), maker of craft spirits, today announced that all Safeway and Albertsons stores that carry spirits will add Redneck Riviera Whiskey to their product lineups in the state of Washington. Albertsons, and its subsidiary Safeway, combine to operate approximately 200 stores in Washington state and is one of the largest supermarket chains in North America. Redneck Riviera Whiskey is a joint collaboration between Eastside and John Rich, the multi-platinum country-music artist and one-half of the award-winning duo Big & Rich.
Robert Manfredonia, Vice President of National Accounts for Eastside Distilling, said, "We are pleased to have Redneck Riviera Whiskey added to the product lineup at Albertsons and Safeway. They are a significant player in the grocery business in the Western U.S. and in the Midwest. We are excited to be working with both of these leading supermarket chains."
Redneck Riviera Whiskey is a small batch whiskey with vanilla honey smoothness and a subtle finish that consumers are sure to love. Redneck Riviera Whiskey was crafted by the famed distilling team at Eastside, including Travis Schoney and Mel Heim. The team painstakingly developed what Eastside and John Rich believe is a superb whiskey unlike any other on the market, working over many months, with input from John Rich and friends.
In addition to Washington, Redneck Riviera Whiskey is now distributed in Texas, California, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, North Dakota, South Dakota, Oregon, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Kentucky, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Alaska, Illinois and Michigan.
About Redneck Riviera:
Redneck Riviera is a privately held lifestyle brand that celebrates America's hard-working men and women. Built for people who live to turn up the music and have fun with friends and family, Redneck Riviera is America's 'Work Hard, Play Hard' brand that offers something for everyone who likes to rock the red, white and blue all year long. Launched in 2014, the brand brings these values to life through footwear, apparel, hospitality, food, spirits and licensed products in a variety of categories. Redneck Riviera has expanded its reach with the opening of honky-tonk bar Redneck Riviera Las Vegas and a Nashville location opening in 2018. More information can be found here.
About Eastside Distilling
Eastside Distilling, Inc. (NASDAQ: EAST) has been producing high-quality, award-winning craft spirits in Portland, Oregon, since 2008. The company is distinguished by its highly decorated product lineup that includes Burnside Bourbon, West End American Whiskey, Goose Hollow Reserve, Below Deck Rums, Portland Potato Vodka, Hue-Hue Coffee Rum and a distinctive line of fruit infused spirits. Eastside Distilling is majority owner of Big Bottom Distilling (makers of The Ninety One Gin, Navy Strength Gin and Delta Rye whiskey) and the Redneck Riviera Whiskey Co. All Eastside, Big Bottom and Redneck Riviera spirits are crafted from natural ingredients for quality and taste. Eastside's MotherLode Bottling subsidiary is one of the Northwest's leading independent spirit bottlers and ready-to-drink canners. For more information visit: www.eastsidedistilling.com or follow the company on Twitter and Facebook.
Important Cautions Regarding Forward-Looking Statements
Certain matters discussed in this press release may be forward-looking statements. Such matters involve risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially, including the following: changes in economic conditions; general competitive factors; acceptance of the Company's products in the market; the Company's success in obtaining new customers; the Company's success in product development; the Company's ability to execute its business model and strategic plans; the Company's success in integrating acquired entities and assets, and all the risks and related information described from time to time in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC"), including the financial statements and related information contained in the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K and interim Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q. Examples of forward-looking statements in this release may include statements related to our strategic focus, product verticals, anticipated revenue, and profitability. The Company assumes no obligation to update the cautionary information in this release.


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By: Miriam S. Buckley
The plight of small towns in Kansas is an issue that appears in newspapers and on TV regularly in our state. The city of Luray, is one rural town that has faced hardship due to grocery stores, businesses, schools, and restaurants closing down. Today, the Luray Main Street only has a couple of businesses that operate on a daily basis. Yet, the towns people of Luray are determined to do something to change the uncertain future of this once thriving town, and try to improve the imminent fate of their small town.
A group of Luray citizens have come together with community leaders and building owners to organize one of the largest arts, crafts, and antique shows in the state of Kansas. Last year, this small town hosted the first ever Luray Craft Fair, and had about 40 vendors register for the event. With the enormous success of the 2016 event, the event hosts decided to reach out to even more vendors to see if they could make the event grow.
This October 21st, the town of Luray will host their now annual Luray Craftique, and they are expecting more than 160 vendors to attend. Although there are a few events in Kansas that boast a large amount of vendors, this is one of the only ones in Kansas that is almost entirely indoors! With the closure of many of the shops and stores, the store owners have partnered together to offer their shops for the upcoming vendor event. Thus, the Luray Craftique will have over 100 indoor vendors in six buildings, all of which are within walking distance of Luray Main Street. There will also be a plethora of outdoor vendors and food trucks in attendance.
In addition to the normal arts and craft vendors, this year the Luray Craftique has also had the incredible fortune to be able to partner with the Vesper Vintage event. The Vesper event experienced a loss of venue for their antique market, and instead of closing, they are just moving over to the city of Luray for that day. With the addition of the antique shoppers, the Luray Craftique sponsors are hoping to draw a wide variety of attendees and to draw new business to the city of Luray.
Though a craft fair may seem like an unusual way to grow a town, the city of Luray is hoping that this year's event will help to put them on the map and help small business owners see that Luray is a great place to live and work. The city of Luray also boasts free land for people who are willing to relocate to Luray and start a business. Will these incentives help boost a town close to failure? Only time will tell if their fortune will change.
Luray is a small community located about 1 hour from both Hays and Salina, and about 25 miles north of Russell. If you would like more information about how you could be a vendor/guest at the Luray Craftique or help the town of Luray, please email the event hosts at [email protected]


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Leaders is one of the UK's largest residential property groups specialising in letting, sales, buy-to-let and investment finance. Established in 1983, Leaders has more than 90 branches across the UK and is known for setting standards in best practice in the industry. All Leaders branches are members of ARLA, SAFEagent and The Property Ombudsman. Leaders Limited is known for its quality personal and local service whilst offering its clients the full support and resources enjoyed by a larger company. We value long-term relationships with our clients.
Leaders' team members are experienced in the industry and within their local marketplace. They provide an efficient, friendly and professional service to landlords, tenants and their advisors.
We are rapidly expanding our business through acquisition and due to continued expansion; we are looking to recruit a (Saturday) Home Guide within our Port Solent Branch.
This position will be responsible for:
- Accompanying prospective tenants to view properties in a professional manner providing excellent customer service
- Selling Leaders' properties and services effectively to achieve targets
- Providing tenants who are unfamiliar with the local area, information relevant to their property search, including local facilities and schools
- Administration in the office
We need a self-motivated, well presented, confident team player with great customer service and communication skills. A good telephone manner and a full driving license are essential.
This role offers a competitive salary; full induction and training. Whilst industry experience would be desirable, full training will be provided.
Thank you for your interest in this position, please apply for the role by completing the application form and email it to firstname.lastname@example.com, specifying the position that you are applying for with your CV and a letter outlining your suitability for the role and your salary expectation. Due to the high volume of applications that we receive, if you are not contacted within 10 days, then your application has unfortunately been unsuccessful. Please keep reviewing our vacancies in case a suitable position arises in the future. We wish you every success with your job search.
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On 12 November 2015, Digital Gap Initiative will call on the government to kick-start serious discussion on what is being done to ensure access for up to 1 in 5 Australians currently locked out of the digital marketplace.
The DGI launch event at federal Parliament, hosted by cross-party representatives Senators Rachel Siewert, Jo Lindgren and Carol Brown, follows DGI launch events in Sydney and Melbourne, and coincides with World Usability Day. The Canberra event features a panel discussion with Coles, the Digital Transformation Office (tbc), IBM, NAB, PwC Australia, AccessHQ and Media Access Australia, chaired by DGI President, Ted McCoskey.
"The panel will focus on 'Innovation'. How can Australia be innovative in this domain? What are business and government doing to ensure that when they innovate, they innovate for everybody?" Mr McCoskey explains.
When asked what most service providers are doing in this space, McCoskey answered: "not nearly enough".
To remedy this situation, DGI is calling on the Government to formulate national, compliance-based standards on digital accessibility. The legal system presently does not create awareness, and facilitate enforcement, of digital access like the Access to Premises standards do for building access.
The sooner Australia has compliance-based standards, the better. Last year, DGI founder, Gisele Mesnage sued Coles for overlooking accessibility when upgrading its online shopping website. The proceedings settled amicably and Coles has taken significant steps forward, but the case brought to light a problem that is not going to fix itself.
And the problem is not only with websites. Millions of Australians who experience vision, hearing and dexterity limitations due to disability or age can't pay using a touch-screen EFTPOS tablet and wouldn't be able to tell what temperature the thermostat in their fridge is set to because it's a touch-screen and just beeps. This is the digital gap, a phenomenon that is key for Australia to address, especially given its ageing population.
Voluntary standards have repeatedly proved an unsatisfactory solution. To take but one example: CommBank's Albert EFTPOS tablet was released this year with no accessibility features, despite the Australian Bankers' Association Voluntary Accessibility Standards and CommBank's own Accessibility and Inclusion Plan.
DGI remains positive that real change is achievable. Gisele maintains, "Digitalisation is the most promising innovation for real social inclusion – technology is just so adaptable. And yet while ramps in the physical environment are the norm, digital accessibility – the ramp of the digital environment – remains a distant promise".
When: Thursday, 12 November 2015, 10:00–11:30 AM
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We work with travel companies and hotels to offer specialized children's travel activity books which make Cambodia a more fun and educational travel destination for families. Our team knows what family travellers with young children are looking for during their holiday in Cambodia, and the Cambodia Kids! travel guides can help you offer that experience to your family guests.
Parents love to keep their children engaged and learning when they travel. We offer two Cambodia Kids! guides to help families experience this: the Cambodia Kids! Scout guide for young children ages 4-6 yrs and the Cambodia Kids! Trailblazer guide for children ages 7-11 yrs. Both travel guides tell stories about ancient Cambodia and include activities for children to complete while they visit the temples, markets, and other destinations.
"Journeys Within has been using Cambodia Kids since 2016. Our family groups enjoy using these travel guides. We regularly receive comments from parents on what a wonderful way these guides are to keep their children entertained and involved in their tours. Our guides also enjoy using this interactive tool on their temple tours, saying that it is a fun way to keep the kids engaged."
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www.culverssurvey.com allows users to take CulversSurvey which is official Culver's Survey and held by Culver's restaurant corporate. Culvers Free Scoop is offered to the survey takers at the end of the survey as a gratitude for the time and feedback they have shared. Culver's coupons for free scoop will be offered to the users at the end of the survey.
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Nationwide — BET is planning to air a TV biopics about the life and career of singer Bobby Brown. It will be a follow-up to the network's record-breaking hit series, The New Edition Story.
Written by Abdul Williams and executive produced by Jesse Collins, the series will also be one of the last to be released about the Brown-Houston family, as productions have already been released about his late wife Whitney Houston (on Lifetime) and daughter Bobbi Kristina (on TV One).
Millions of people tuned in to watch The New Edition Story, and BET well knows that fans will be just as excited about the Bobby Brown two-part miniseries. Even more, the network is hoping to get even higher ratings and more favorable reviews.
Actor Woody McClain, who played Bobby Brown in The New Edition Story, will continue in his role and the miniseries will follow Bobby's career from the time when he broke up with the group to pursue a solo career.
Reportedly, the series will also get into his personal life including his controversial marriage to Whitney Houston and a rumored relationship with singer Janet Jackson.
Currently, there is no exact premiere date, but BET says that The Bobby Brown Story will definitely air sometime next fall.


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When I started working in the Mobility Industry 23 years ago, I didn't have a clue off all aspects that were related to relocating abroad. I can tell you now that it's a true journey and never a final destination.
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I went to Pomona Island yesterday, a wildish space in the centre of Manchester squeezed between the old docks on the Manchester Ship Canal, and the sliver of the Bridgewater Canal. I first became curious about it in my second month in Manchester, when B joined me in exploring and orienting myself in my new home, and we walked along the canals to Salford Quays. I gazed across at Pomona and wondered what it was – a semi-wilderness grown up amongst the decay of what had clearly been a find promenade along the dockside. In the rainy late afternoon yesterday, I wandered through the profusion of anarchic and excited vegetation of late summer: the brightly coloured wildflowers, the blackberry bushes with their confusion of ripe and unripe berries, and the heaps of overgrown rubble. To my left the sleek concrete bed of the Metrolink railway rose above me on concrete pillars; over to the right the Manchester Ship Canal flowed gently towards Salford Quays and pooled silently in the old Pomona Docks. I stood still for a moment and allowed myself to feel the years seen by this space to be present at once with me there. This little corner of land has seen so much: the orchard that stood there and is now re-membered in the blackberry bushes; the huge ocean-going trading ships that sat in the docks to load and unload textiles and raw materials from the empire; the vacant stares of the people gazing over the scrubland that exists there now, waiting for a tram at Cornbrook Station at the end of a long day.
In wildish space, if you stand your ground, stand on the ground, you can really feel how the idea of time and space as separate entities is a nonsense. You can feel how all that has happened in this place is still alive somewhere in the earth beneath you, and all that has yet to happen, is as yet unmanifest, is possible, hangs above you in the air, waiting to be breathed in. The philosopher Martin Heidegger had this idea that time is not just a series of now-points, but a unity of the three dimensions – or 'ecstasies' – of past, present and future. All of them existing at once. I think you can really feel the sense of this (in both senses of the way we use that word) when you stand in an open space and look around you: the future and past lie just beyond the horizon of the space-time circle of now in which you stand. Space and time are one field of experience.
Forgetting this connection is dangerous, it can result in us remaining stuck, trapped in the status quo and the current moment and our unskillful habits of thinking and relating. Not questioning the rules we're given, failing to find the courage to relate to each other freely with and in the love that emerges between us. Wild space, however, is what we make when we face each other with honesty, speak the language of our bodies together, break the habits that tie us down. It's where we dare to dream, and where we end up when we step off the wheel.
There's wild space in each of us. But it's hard to find this in the city streets, where the rivers flow so far below the tarmac that we can't even hear their burbling and rushing any more*; where the cries of the birds are drowned out by the traffic; where surveillance cameras and culture police our relationships with the place and each other.
B says: "the wildspace is only accessible through the avenue of beauty." If wildspace is liberation, we need to be able to appreciate and travel the beautiful path to get there, so we can "truly love our calling as wild beings, ascending the spiral with passion."
Our wild selves need wildish space to connect and remember. Save Pomona.
*Including the Corn Brook, which gives its name to the Metrolink stop overlooking Pomona Island.
Watch this brilliant short film about Pomona Island. And here's a great article about the democratic deficit in the Pomona non-debate.
Further reading: Jay Griffiths' Wild. David Abrams' The Spell of the Sensuous.


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New Year Greetings
When I was lurching out of bed after sleeping in, I realized today was the last day of 2015. This moment is raw, yet I'm getting used to it. In 1999, when there was a day left until the next year, I greeted the new year while jumping up and down on a bed. The year I was turning ten, the day passed with the thrill of turning into a teenager; the year I was turning twenty, the day passed with the foreignness of becoming officially an adult in Korea. Now, the new year is reducing to more or less a changing digit—I'm becoming more callous to it.
It feels bitter, but I don't think becoming callous to the change is all bad. This means that I'm leading a stable life in which a year can be summarized easily, breaking out of eventful years. And the stability is yet to go out of style. In the even and orderly life, I've embarked on many new things: After long hesitation coming from lack of confidence and time, I started to translate Korean literature pieces. For the first time in five years, I started to practice poetry in Korean. I was introduced to many Koreans; because there were few Koreans at my schools in the past, every connection was valuable to me. I also got in touch with people who hadn't been in touch for 6, 7 years. I got to explore a tiny bit of Buddhism, which still is a relatively new religion to me. I also learned more about my own neighbors, China and Japan. Overall, it was a stable yet dynamic year. So, at the end of the year, I can confidently say I passed 2015 in serenity and persistent enthusiasm. It was a year full of interesting challenges. And this makes me happy.
I'm hoping all the connections, curiosity, and projects that began this year will continue in 2016. I have big ambitions to start my career in a small scale next year, but foremost, I hope to gain humble fruits from my effort. I hope, 365 days later, I could plan for the coming year with excitement as I look into and study the passing year. Of course, health is important too.
Everyone who's reading this, who's not reading this, and who can't read this—I hope you healthy and meaningful 2016.
At the end of 2015,
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I have worked out that there are two types of books on potty training. The ones that offer you a quick fix and ones that suggest I potty train him overtime.
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The potty training books that promise to have my son potty trained in one day, a weekend or a week all sound pretty enticing I have to admit. But what I have also noticed is that these books say their approach will only work if your child is displaying the potty readiness signs and that you may well expect accidents afterwards for a while as well. It makes perfect sense to me to stay home and really focus on potty training for a period of time. Maybe one of these potty training books has the key that you help you.
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HarborFest returns to Sag Harbor for year 50
When it comes to the Hamptons, after Labor Day Weekend passes by, talk of the "summer being over" is spurred by the many seasonal residents who quickly pack LIRR trains, Jitney buses, company cars and other forms of transportation to return to their city homes – with many already gone as soon as the day following Labor Day.
However, anyone who lives in or visits Sag Harbor this weekend can not only get a taste of summer fun, but a chance to really sample all that the bayside hamlet has to offer, as 'Sag is once again throwing its annual, family-friendly "HarborFest" all day Saturday and Sunday (Sept. 8-9).
The town hosts many events as part of the 'Fest, but visitors should note that this jubilee (now in its fiftieth year) is not just a chance to watch participants get involved in various contests and programs -- as during the days of the celebration virtually every boutique, gallery and eatery on Main Street opens its doors, with some presenting special discounts and deals. Additionally, the wharf at the end of Main (known as "Long Wharf") will be filled with vendors of many sorts, so expect a bevy of snacks, clothes and other goodies for sale not normally found in town.
But, if competitions and events are what you crave, here is a breakdown of the weekend's special happenings:
Saturday, Sept. 7
2 p.m.: Firefighters Cup whaleboat races | Location: Windmill Beach
3 p.m.: Whalers Cup whaleboat races (Elimination round) | Location: Windmill Beach
6 p.m.: Celebration of Breakwater Yacht Club's anniversary. Features barbecue food, open bar and dancing. Tickets are $60 in advance (at breakwateryc.org), $70 at the door ($50 for people under 21)
Location: Breakwater Yacht Club: 51 Bay St., 631-725-4604
Sunday, Sept. 8
Noon: Whaleboat Races Semifinals | Location: Windmill Beach
Noon: blues musician Jim Turner plays live | Location: Long Wharf
Noon: Clam Chowder contest. Local restaurants battle annually to claim top honors for best potage. Expect to pay $5-$10 to get some tastings. | Location: Long Wharf
3 p.m.: Whaleboat race (Championship round, for the "Whalers Cup") | Location: Windmill Beach
3: 30 p.m.: Clam-shucking challenge (register at the Food Pantry Table on Long Wharf)
4 p. m.: Lobster Roll Eating Contest. Contestants attempt to eat the most in a to-be-announced time frame. Email email@example.com to reserve a spot (the event is hosted by Bay Burger of Sag Harbor). | Location: Long Wharf
Expect lots of traffic and tough parking. For more information, head online to sagharboronline.com.
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Yesterday, some good family friends of ours officially joined the foster care family "club" because they took in their first placement!
I'm so excited for them to see how amazing and rewarding foster care is, and to see them help a young child in need. I know that I have been somewhat cranky about the foster care system lately because I'm upset that my little sister is leaving tomorrow, but overall, the foster care system is an incredible thing. It helps so many children, and it also helps so many families, both the biological and the foster or adoptive families.
I can't wait to meet the new child who was placed with our family friends, and see how the family adapts to having a new child in the house. I can only hope that their foster care journey will be as rewarding as ours has been.
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While spending the day in Colorado trying to drum up support for his election campaign, Mitt Romney seems to have missed the mark. His tour through Colorado was a concerted effort to convince voters to back him, in a state that Obama won in the 2008 election.
During his visit, Romney visiting a food bank called Care and Share Food Bank in Colorado Springs that has been helping those who have no place to go as a result of recent wildfires in Colorado. The wildfire, which started on June 23, has been the most destructive ever in Colorado's history. It has destroyed 347 homes and burned 18,247 acres.
Romney's answer to the forest fires and to the area of Colorado hardest hit by them? Tourism. He said, during his speech that,
"People around the country are wondering what can they do because we've all watched what's happened here with horror as we've seen the flames and the homes lost and the stories of loss of life. People in the immediate community, of course, can bring in canned goods. But what can people do that are from Boston and New York and Chicago? Well, you can come to Colorado and vacation this summer."
He continued to explain his idea. "What's happened is people are staying away because they think the whole area has been burned out. It's not. It's as beautiful as it's always been and tourists need to come back and stay in hotels, go to restaurants and purchase local merchandise."
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Hey my fellow Eponians, it's me, Yurian Stonebow. I'm just creating this post, because I see most of our Epona forum post are about transfers. It's no secret that Epona is amazing and people from other servers want to experience what it's like on Epona. So if you are a transfer from another server, tell which server you are from, and compare your experience there versus on Epona. I'll go first for an example:
I'm Yurian Stonebow a level 221 ranger on Epona.
I don't really consider myself a transfer, but I suppose I am. Originally I started playing on Lugh back in 2011 and early 2012. I was Rand3althor (ranger lvl 107?) there and was in the Clan BERSERKERS. When I played in lugh it was a free server and I remember after aggy we'd go to Tavern and roll for drops. After BERSERKERS fell, I kinda quit, I came back once to see how things were on Lugh, Alliance had gained power and were doing well, this was around when Carrowmore was released I think, I however just didn't want to play on a dom server, so I quit again. Two years ago I wanted to see how this game had changed, I went to forums and found a post about popular servers and when I saw that Epona had a rolling system I just had to check it out. I joined TheCrusher's noob clan, Immortality, and realized what I liked about the game in the first place, the people. My clan was far from strong, TheCrusher, being the only endgame toon. Though I was in one of the weakest clans, I felt like I was completely welcomed into Epona in that clan and I stayed in Immortality until I was endgame and eventually it fell apart. Now I'm in Goonies and I love it here even more. Everyone in my clan is so nice, friendly, and helping. Many players throughout the server are just as nice, some others not so much. If I compare my experiences from Lugh vs Epona, I'd say my personal experience playing on Epona has been far better than my time on Lugh, but I never really made it far on Lugh, so I don't know if things could've been different, but I don't really care, just glad I found Epona
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If this post is going to make any sense you'll have to read my last post, Dotty Headbanger, Star of the Dark Satanic Screen and then it will make complete and utter sense. If you don't read my last post you won't know what I'm whittering on about here so go and read it NOW and then come back and by then I'll have finished writing THIS post.
Go on then, off you toddle. And don't forget, you can't lie to me and tell me you've read it when you haven't because I CAN SEE YOU ON MY STATS.
Right then, you're back. Good. I'll start by telling you that I HAVE BEEN TO SLEEP. And it was my last post that SENT ME TO SLEEP (I hope it hasn't done the same for you – that would be a BAD THING TO HAPPEN and I'd have to cut my fingers off so they won't ever BORE you again). Anyway, when I was writing my last post (at 12.30am this morning) I couldn't work out which parts of it were real and which weren't and my brain got all boggled and exhausted and I couldn't keep my eyes open and I fell asleep. But when I woke up this morning everything was crystal clear – my brain must have sorted it all out when I was asleep and I'm not confused about it any more, I know what's real and what isn't and so should YOU.
So here's what my brain did in the night to sort out REALITY for me —
I am real but I'm not real because the me you THINK I AM isn't the ME I AM (this is true of EVERYONE, isn't it?)
Little Emily WAS real but now she isn't. BUT SHE IS.
Heathcliff was NEVER real, only in little Emily's head and then in the heads of her READERS which makes Heathcliff real INSIDE HEADS which makes little Emily real because how could Heathcliff be real inside heads if little Emily didn't put him there?
Nurse Ratchett IS real. I know because I saw her yesterday when she was mean and cruel to Jack Nicholson who isn't real because the age he was yesterday when I saw him isn't the age he is NOW, so the Jack Nicholson I saw yesterday is an unreal long gone GHOST.
The dead ewe IS real because the carrion crow was eating it.
The carrion crow is NOT real because where is it? It's nowhere to be seen.
The Cartesian Evil Demon IS real because if she wasn't real it would mean that I wouldn't be here and I AM HERE because YOU ARE READING ME.
I am NOT real. That isn't really ME cycling to the moon in the picture — I don't LIKE moon cheese so I would never eat it, I only like DOUBLE GLOUCESTER cheese. And anyway, you know it isn't really me because how could it be – I CAN'T GO OUT.
The words I am writing are NOT real because when you leave this page WHERE ARE THEY?
YOU are not real because even if you're size zero you STILL wouldn't be thin enough to fit inside my laptop.
So now we know what's real and what isn't, I want to show you this picture of the REAL ME before I finish–
P.S. Do you know how long it took me to do these pictures? A FUCKING LONG TIME, that's how long. And if they come out wonky when I press Publish I don't care, they'll have to stay wonky.


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Laura (Penélope Cruz) and her children travel from Buenos Aires to the village where she was born, on a Spanish vineyard, to attend her sister's wedding, but unexpected -- and dangerous -- events lead this gathering toward a crisis that exposes the family's hidden past.
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What do you get when you take 37 high school seniors who have seriously struggled with learning, a roomful of families and friends, and some great speeches and surprises? A really wonderful graduation ceremony! Probably the best graduation ceremony I've ever been to, actually. It was short and incredibly touching. I'm so proud of my little bro.
Kyle started going to The Cottage School when he was in sixth grade. As a wee little tyke, he had always impressed people with his intelligence, his keen observation (and conversation) skills, and his sweet and friendly nature. But when it came time to learn how to read and write, my parents discovered that what had seemed like an easy road for their smart and affable son had turned into an expedition up Everest. They tried public school, tutoring, special ed, "resource" classes, etc. Flash cards, spelling games, tracing-the-letter workbooks. Nothing was really working. Kyle was falling behind his peers in spite of all the efforts. Before we knew it, my brother was in third grade and still couldn't get all the way through Cat in the Hat. So, finally, my parents found The Cottage School. Small classes, innovative learning methods, and a supportive, adaptive environment turned out to be just what Kyle needed. Now he text messages me with the same speed as any other teenager. His GPA is above 3.0 and he even got the Principal's Award for being such a kind and compassionate student during his 7 years at TCS.
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This effect was invented by Buatier deKolta in 1875. DeKolta's method used a gimmick made of two half balls hinged together, which when closed appeared as one ball, and when open appeared as two. Others record that two hinged hollow half shells were used. DeKolta may have employed both. In More Magic, 1890, p. 261, Professor Hoffmann recognizes deKolta as the originator of the trick and teaches routines by Professor Hellis and himself. The apparatus described does not use hinged half balls or shells. Instead, two separate half shells were employed, which fit over a solid ball and were joined loosely together like a box and telescoping lid. The details of deKolta's routine were apparently not known to Hoffmann.
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|Clockwise: 1) That'd be me. Hello. I shall be your guide today. 2) The funicular, which will take you from the base of Montjuic to the top. If you ask it nicely. 3) The gardens at the Castell de Montjuic. 4) The cityscape
In Spain, where I spent two wonderful weeks this June; I spent every day soaking up the warmth of the sun, I encountered a woman who told us that her eight year old "needs to learn to ride his motorbike this summer," and between all the quirky architecture, all the wacky sculptures, and all the unusual (to me) wildlife, I spotted subtle signs of MotoGP fans like me everywhere I looked. Needless to say, Barcelona city, and the mountainous countryside surrounding it, was a pretty amazing place to spend a fortnight.
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One of our earliest excursions - excluding the beach visit and food-hunting fiasco we'd had on the Sunday we arrived - was a trip to Camp Nou. Of the six of us who were there, only one was an actual football fan. He seemed to have a pretty good time. I felt out of place more than anything, but enjoyed the tour and museum all the same. I don't think I knew enough about football to be able to appreciate it as much as I could have. (Football fans: I'm sorry.)
A small collection of Jorge Lorenzo's gear; without a doubt, my favourite part of the stadium.
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|A MotoGP fan who got lost. One of my favourite photos from the trip; my brother with Camp Nou reflected in his glasses.
One of our earliest excursions - excluding the beach visit and food-hunting fiasco we'd had on the Sunday we arrived - was a trip to Camp Nou. Of the six of us who were there, only one was an actual football fan. He seemed to have a pretty good time. I felt out of place more than anything, but enjoyed the tour and museum all the same. I don't think I knew enough about football to be able to appreciate it as much as I could have. (Football fans: I'm sorry.)
|Clockwise: 1) Me. In a hat. 2) and 3) A little collection of Jorge Lorenzo's racing gear. In my mind, the best bit of the football museum.
|At the top of Montjuic, I discovered my dad apparently missed his calling as a holiday brochure and hat model.
We had a little time to spare that afternoon, so we got lost for a while and ended up in Montjuic (pictured top, too). A scenic spot with a great view of the city, we passed the while by taking the funicular to the top of the hill, and wandering around the Castell de Montjuic.
Having seemingly developed a taste for altitude, our party - now eight in number - ventured towards the mountain of Montserat the next day. At something absurd, around 1,200m above sea level, it was a pretty spectacular view to be fair. Even at that; there were rock climbers, pushing ever higher up the rock faces above the monastery.
Regrettably, we didn't have our harnesses, so we made do with the funicular. It's hard not to be satisfied with a ride in a train that is designed exclusively to ascend and descend a set of cleverly designed tracks carved into a mountain at 45 degrees, anyway. At the top there are a whole series of walks, too. We took a short route, but realistically, we could have spent hours exploring that area alone. We found this little building along the way, but I'm sorry to say I don't actually know what it was, apart from religiously significant.
Having taken the funicular back down the mountain, we regrouped and headed for the basilica. Everything was overwhelmingly huge, and beautiful too. We weren't allowed to take photos inside, obviously. You can trust that every inch of that building is ornately detailed, inside and out.
|Just outside Montserrat, where I got in the way of a cool Spanish gentleman.
To say that we expected to be in Montserrat for an hour or two shows you how uninformed we were about that whole venture. We had only set aside an afternoon to explore, which worked out fine for us. To really make the most of it though, I'd probably set out a little earlier and plan to return later. It's a busy place, and there's a to take in.
|I was delighted with life for the three days we were at the Catalan GP. This the first of a lot of photos taken of me while we were there. Consider yourself warned.
Our next stop was the most highly anticipated of them all. The Catalan GP at the Circuit de Catalunya, Barcelona. I had been looking forward to that day long before those tickets were even bought, and I'm happy to say that the whole event more than lived up to expectations.
|Clockwise: 1) I forgot my hat. 2) Jorge Lorenzo leaving his pit box. Spoiler: he won that weekend. 3) VR46, the doctor himself, leaving his pit box.
We had tickets for Tribuna 8 (I'd recommend it!), but on the Friday, while we watched the first free practice sessions, we were free to roam wherever we wanted around the track. We got a good look at everything from all parts of the track, including the grandstands. There, you could watch the mechanics readying the bikes before their respective riders performed their rituals and mounted.
|My little big brother loves getting his photo taken. He never just glares halfheartedly at the camera...
I don't think I sat down, throughout the whole first day, I was so excited by it. Although day one typically has the smallest crowd, the atmosphere was still amazing.
|Just a normal day, hanging out with two reigning world champions. Top: Tito Rabbat, reigning Moto2 champion. Bottom: Alex Marquez, reigning Moto3 champion. Right: Their pitbox, with their bikes and a few of their crew.
One of my favourite things about the Circuit de Catalunya, is the pitwalk they allow on the first day of MotoGP events. I had been before, in 2012, so this year I was a little more prepared.
|Top: Zarco. Middle: Guevara. Bottom:Syarin. Right: A woman who perhaps picked the wrong place to take a phonecall.
|Top: A view of the start-finish straight. Bottom: Me and Franco Morbidelli. I realise I look like a crazy person in most of these photos. I was just happy, ok?
That's exactly what happened. As soon as those gates opened, I was gone. They let the public get thisclose to the bikes and garages, and a lot of the riders - more Moto2 and Moto3 riders than MotoGP guys - come out to take photos an sign autographs for fans. Sometimes people from different teams give you posters and stickers and things too.
|Left: The tower at the end of pitlane. Right: Me and Ana Carrasco.
So, as well as taking photos with the first full time female rider in Moto3, and two reigning world champions, I went home that day with autographs and posters too. Not a bad day, as far as I was concerned.
You can also get pretty close to the safety cars during the pitwalk too. Those BMWs are taken all over the world, and they're always entertaining. You'd think a safety car would be slow and boring, but the drivers like to drift as much as possible.
|Left: Helmets by Rossi. Those things cost a few grand, if you're interested. Right: He does smile sometimes!
I love that sport so, so much, and I'm a fan of almost any rider you can name. So saying; I, when presented with a sea of shops full of tshirts and hats and stickers and everything else, ended up buying a lot. Good thing I got a new job recently, eh?
|Clockwise: 1) Me scaling the railing to see better. 2) The friendly marshal who told me to climb higher. 3) The crowds! 4) The scooter-riding photographers, on a mission.
We spent the whole weekend trying to get the best views of the track, with variable success. At one point, I ended up climbing halfway up a fence to see an unrestricted view of the Moto2 guys accelerating into the main straight. Fair play to the track marshal who promptly marched over and told me to climb higher. :)
|The many faces of MotoGP spectators. Check out the cool dude in the background.
And of course, there was race day. There were SO MANY crashers! A great set of races though, all the same.
|There was a sign at the Marquez Museum saying that photography wasn't allowed. But no one was there to stop me.
After the MotoGP had ended, I still wouldn't shut up about it until someone brought me to see the little Marquez Museum. As I said; it was small, but I loved it. It was completely empty when we were there, so we could get right up close, looking at leathers, helmets, bikes and more. I think it's safe to say the €1 entry fee was worth splashing out on.
|A selection of palaces, bullrings, stadiums, and basilicas as seen from the rooftop of a bus. Also; bits of said bus.
Finally satisfied, we headed back to the city by train, and hopped on the tourist bus. Honestly, I thought I'd want to get off as soon as I'd got on, but it worked out great. It's like tapas. Rather than getting one thing really well, you get to have a little taste of a lot of different things. And you can get on and off whenever you like, so if you like the look of something, you're free to check it out more fully if you want to.
|Left: The funicular over the port of Barcelona. They're mad for them in the city. Right: A selection of the statues dotted throughout the city.
It's a city of sculptures, Barcelona. Everywhere you're met with some weird shape representing David and Golliath, or a monument to Columbus, or gleaming golden fish along on the beachfront.
|Top: I like colours. And cityscapes. Bottom: It wasn't just my dad. My WHOLE family missed out on careers in hat catalogs.
On our last day, for our last taste of the altitude we all seemed to be craving, we drove up to Tibidabo. Why they built an amusement park up there is beyond me, but in 1899 they did, and it's one of the oldest parks in the world that's still in operation. It was strange being there; seeing all these old classic rides, including the Red Aeroplane, which is a replica of the first plane to fly from Barcelona to Madrid.
|Ahh. Don't the family look nice?
You can trust that the view was pretty impressive.
|Left: My dad pretending to be an oil painting. Right: The outside of the absurdly beautiful house we stayed in.
And at the end of every day; we would all come home to this absurdly beautiful house. I absolutely fell in love with it. A former winery, and sympathetically restored by the wonderful owners who lived nearby, every inch of the place was photo-perfect.
|A few details from around the house. I took a hundred photos of that window. There were a lot of wooden signs around the place, handmade by one of the owners of the house. This Celtic one was my favourite.
With six bedrooms - four of them ensuite - we had more than enough space for eight people. And with plenty of seating indoors and out, and a decent kitchen, we ate mostly at the house, rather than eating out.
|A lot of the weird (to me) wildlife were surprisingly patient. They were more willing that my family to let me take their photo.
One of the added benefits of that was seeing all the local wildlife wandering by. Huge crickets would hop across your path as you walked, you could watch wild boar roaming the field below the house while you had dinner, you could say hello to passing toads as they walked past the table while you drank coffee in the morning.
And what's more; while we were there, there were also seven puppies living next door. Pretty friendly ones, it must be said.
|A selection of photos I took while on walkabouts around the house.
It was on a huge plot of land, too, and there were trails leading every which way. In the mornings and evenings, if we were ever just hanging around, I used to set off and explore the place. Big fields, old cars, rusted machinery... there was always something new to discover.
|This photo would be lovely if he wasn't wearing a t-shirt that has the grand master on it. I think I like it better for it though.
I can say, honestly, that this trip was one of the best trips that I have ever been on. I loved it completely; the bikes, the countryside, the viewpoints, the architecture... everything abut the place was spectacular.
|Hi Pigeon.
For the record: Thank you to my brother, who took a lot of the photographs in this post. He did a good job, considering he's never had any real interest in photography before. Anyway. That's enough of me. Thank you all for putting up with my ramblings!


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This is our lunchtime edition of the evening event and follows the same format. For those that have not been before, First Thursday is an opportunity for professionals, traders, grafters, business owners, managers, 'movers and shakers' from York and the surrounding area to meet informally for a drink and a chat. There is no set format, it's all very relaxed and it's nobody's marketing gig.
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With overdose on the rise and women's rights being violated every day, Teen Challenge New England and New Jersey eagerly anticipates the opening of a Vermont's Women's Home for adult women. This home will address the overlap of addiction, coercion into sex slavery, and/or other life controlling issues.
In light of the fact that there are presently no Christ centered recovery/discipleship programs for women in the state of Vermont, and as the results of years of faithful praying, God has answered the cry for help. As of January 1,2018, one of our current locations for men will be converted to provide the help and care for the women of Vermont.
We have now begun a fundraising campaign to provide for some of the necessary needs and renovations to best serve our women. We will also be working hard to make provision for the men who will be affected by the change. Last and most importantly, we call for people who will pray with us for God's favor to rest on this work.
Executive Director Richard Welch of the Vermont and Connecticut men's campuses will give leadership to this exciting new development for the state of Vermont.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. – The Huntingdon baseball team fell to Rhodes College 6-3 on Saturday in the final game of the rain-shortened Firehouse Classic.
Huntingdon trailed 4-2 after six innings before the Lynx scored a run in the seventh inning and a run in the ninth to take a 6-2 lead. In the bottom of the ninth, the Hawks loaded the bases with no outs but were only able to score one run.
Taylor Fought was 3-for-5 with two RBIs for the Hawks and Joseph Calvert was 2-for-3. Jud Owens drove in one run and Wes Powell, Dakota Beane and Brooks Freeman each scored one run.
Blake Mayes (1-1) took the loss in five innings, striking out three, walking two and allowing four hits and three earned runs.
Records: Huntingdon (2-2); Rhodes (4-3)
Coming Up: Huntingdon hosts Belhaven on Tuesday at 3 p.m.
Firehouse Classic Results
Rhodes 6, Huntingdon 3
Game 1: Methodist 10, Rhodes 3
Game 2: Birmingham-Southern 22, Methodist 11 (8 innings)
Game 3: Rhodes 10, Huntingdon 5


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Escondido resident Lisa Vidaurri is in shock over what happened last Thursday at her condominium on Country Club Lane.
A pickup truck hopped a curb and slammed into the back of a home, wiping out an entire deck and causing a large power outage in the area.
The crash also seriously injured the homeowner.
"It's devastating," Vidaurri said in an exclusive interview with NBC San Diego. "I don't have a home."
She was making something to eat in the kitchen when she saw a flash of light coming through the window from a pickup truck.
"And all of a sudden, like a bomb exploded, it went through my wall," she said.
Her 14-year-old daughter Laurel was sitting at the dining table where the truck missed her by inches.
"For a split second, I thought she had been killed," Vidaurri said with tears in her eyes.
Laurel suffered a scratch on her eye, and wasn't seriously hurt, but still continues to have nightmares about the crash.
Vidaurri realized her husband Tony Vidaurri was in the back patio with their two dogs when the truck hit the home.
She panicked in the darkness as she looked for her husband and couldn't understand why the driver of the truck kept shifting gears and gunning the engine.
"He tried several times to back out, and I'm screaming and then I hear moaning and I realize Tony is underneath the truck," Vidaurri said. "There's a pool of blood next to his head."
The driver, identified as Brandon Morris, 23, got out of the truck and Vidaurri said neighbors quickly detained him.
"He was so intoxicated, he actually went and peed in front of my neighbors on her lawn," Vidaurri said.
It took rescuers 20 minutes to pull Tony Vidaurri from the rubble. He suffered multiple fractures, internal injuries and facial lacerations.
"I am just so lucky that he is alive," Lisa Vidaurri said.
But Tony Vidaurri doesn't have health insurance and the family doesn't have a home or any money.
Anyone who would like to make a donation to the family should go to Facebook and search for the page called "Escondido DUI Victim."
Morris was driving on a suspended license for a previous DUI conviction police said.
On Tuesday, he will be arraigned on new charges. Lisa Vidaurri plans to attend the arraignment.
"I know I can't say anything to him, but I just want him to see my family," she said. "This man's selfish actions completely changed our lives."
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For the thousands of drought refugees at the Ala-Yasir camp, it was a moment of palpable anticipation. An announcement was expected. No one knew what it concerned. But in the dusty heat of an interminable dry season, any news at all was something.
For a small group of journalists eager to find out more about life in the camps, the anticipation was no less keen. One driver speculated it could be the first public appearance of the top leadership of al-Shabaab, the Islamist militia that has the upper hand in this part of Somalia. Another driver ventured that the ban on foreign humanitarian agencies – an aid feud that has compounded the plight of millions of drought victims – could be about to be lifted.
Finally, the al-Shabaab media co-ordinator demanded that all the journalists switched off their phones and handed the mobiles over to him.
He took us aside one by one and explained what was going to happen: "An al-Qaida representative, who's an American, is here to distribute aid to those at the camp. It's the first of its kind. After he is introduced he will give out a short statement in English and then talk to some of the refugees. No questions, please."
A 4x4 sped up to the camp. The al-Shabaab spokesman, Sheikh Ali Dhere, plus a tall figure with a masked face, got out of the vehicle. It was clear from his hands that he was white. This man, Abu Abdullah Muhajir, was al-Qaida's official envoy to Somalia. His nationality could not be independently verified. But he read from a statement in an American-English accent. "We are honoured and blessed to take this opportunity to send our heartfelt greetings to our brothers and sisters in Somalia. It's under these strenuous circumstances that we remember the role played by our beloved sheikh, Sheikh Osama bin Laden, may Allah have mercy upon him.
"To our beloved brothers and sisters in Somalia, we are following your situation on a daily basis. And, though, we are separated by thousands of kilometres, you are consistently in our thoughts and prayers."
It was the first time the group had spoken publicly in Somalia and the first time it had distributed aid.
With thousands of destitute people facing an uncertain future, the camps are fertile ground for recruitment by radicals. More than 4,000 people have walked for weeks to get here.
"I have no children left," said Fatumo Osman, one of the first to arrive. "The last one died the day before yesterday. I gave birth to five; all five children I have lost in the drought."
When the rain finally arrived it only made the situation worse. The camp was transformed into miles of muddy water and sludge overnight, barefoot children sliding around in the muck between rows of tents. And with the rain came a controversial decision: the regional governor told the camp elders that now the rainy season had started it was time for people to head back to their villages.
The governor promised to feed the displaced villagers for the next three months, back in their homes, until they could replant and feed themselves.
"We don't want to keep them here forever and they don't want to stay here forever," said a man in charge of food distribution at the camp, who spoke with an English accent and called himself Abu Omar. "So what we are trying to do, we're trying to encourage them, give them an incentive to go back to their farms and cultivate."
Abu Omar said he was British, but his identity and nationality were impossible to confirm independently.
Outside the mosque there was a mixed reaction: some were optimistic, others worried about what the future might be. One villager, Nunay Ibrahim, said: "We have been in the camp for a while. And now it has rained, which is what we have been waiting. We are happy to go back to our farm to plant."
Others were less sure. Ruqiya, with her husband and five children, was displeased. "If I am told to go home what am I to do?" she said, from the back of a truck taking her home. "There is nothing in my home waiting for me … the food I was given, I used most of it in the camp. Back there I never ran out of clean water. Now we are going somewhere with dirty water."
Jamal Osman is a Somali journalist who has reported from the country throughout this year's drought and gained exclusive access to the Ala-Yasir camp because of his previous work. This film project was originally intended to cover the controversial closure of Ala-Yasir. The aid community was concerned about returning displaced people too early without knowing their state of health or what they would have back home. But al-Shabaab argued that they knew the risks involved better than anyone. They cleared the camp of 5,000 people in 24 hours. Osman spent 10 days filming. The appearance of al-Qaida members was unexpected.


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I wanted to know the possible effects of having a menstrual cup(s) in your cervix a long period of time?
Yesterday I pulled two instead soft cups out of me that I had left in from April. I didn't realize that I left two soft cups in me for that long & I'm worried that the soft cups/old period left up in me for months could have damage my cervix. Honestly thought I was pregnant; missed my period last month, light spotting, light cramps and etc. I thought I missed my period in May and I was getting light brown spotting for June period I noticed something was wrong last night when I pulled out my very light tampon and brown period was only at the bottom near the string. I felt inside & pulled two soft cups. I feel totally immature of my actions but wonder how it is possible for two soft cups to go so far into my cervix that I didn't notice I had them in my body for so long.I already have a schedule for the GYN this Monday and wanted to get a opinion from a Doctor on here. Thanks
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We did some day of letterpress work for a wedding upstate. I love the use of the tree with the two little love birdies perched in it. We used "special spots" for table places and lovely menus as place cards.
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Alissa and Tom Tuscany Wedding
Hi Folks,
I just got some images from San Diego's AMAZING Jill Thomas of the Tuscany Wedding. How gorgeous is this couple! And the images! It was such a special day and we're so excited to have been a part of this celebration. I am so glad to see all our work came out so well. The paper details, the origami cranes, the flowers, the food, the design…it all went off flawlessly thanks very much to Casa Cornacchi!
Buon Viaggio!
Escort and Table Flags
I just finished hand typesetting a poem written by Peter Vanderberg that was written especially for James and me when we got married. It took me about 7 hour total to composite the whole thing and there were still so many typos! I printed the piece in a dark purple on a Vandercook Press. I also used three kinds of paper to print on, two I handmade at Carriage House Papers (from abaca and cotton rag) and also a Mohawk 300 gsm. I can't wait to give these away as gifts.
A Birthday Party
I just finished a party for Trina and Ji in Long Beach Island, New Jersery…I've worked on a number of projects for this including screenprinting the tablecloth, the lace runner and the birthday banner! Finally, I'm so excited to share some pictures.
Oooh and the napkins! My favorite part! I handmade the little guys and then ironed on monograms for each guest that doubled as place settings!


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Ringstone Duxford Cambridgeshire CB22 4GY.
"Spacious and modern double room with TV, radio, wifi, private en-suite shower room, parking and breakfast included."
Holiday Inn Express Cambridge Duxford M11 Jct 10
Station Road East Duxford Cambridgeshire CB22 4NL.
"The brand new Holiday Inn Express Cambridge Duxford M11 Jct 10 offers comfortable rooms with power showers and Wi-Fi access."
The Red Lion Hotel
Station Road East Duxford Cambridgeshire CB22 4NL.
"The Red Lion Hotel dates back to the 13th century and features wooden beams hand-carved by Carmelite monks."
Whittlesford Bed and Breakfast
Wellford House Old School Lane, Whittlesford Duxford Cambridgeshire CB224YS.
"Close to Duxford Airfield and the historic city of Cambridge, this homely B&B offers free Wi-Fi and free parking on site."
The John Barleycorn
Moorfield Road Duxford Cambridgeshire CB22 4PP.
"Originally built in 1660 as a coaching house. Between 1844 and 1852 it was licensed under the sign of the Coach and Horses."


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We've all had our experiences with him. The Bad Boy. The one we admire from a distance, but never think of approaching. The one with the hard body, and perfect stubble, who's too handsome for his own good.
For me it was Nate McKinney. We met when I joined his gym. He expressed an interest in me, but I didn't believe it. What would a man like him want with a nerd like me? Nate had to do a little persuading to convince me his attraction was real. He showed me how deep and hot his passion ran for me. Sometimes he was gentle. Sometimes he was rough. And I enjoyed it all.
But can I trust what he says? All signs indicate he's using me for what I can do for his company. I can't fall for a man like that. I can resist him. Right?
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