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noun Slang: Usually Disparaging and Offensive.
a term used to refer to a migrant worker originally from Arkansas.
a term used to refer to a native or inhabitant of Arkansas.
Origin of Arkie
First recorded in 1925–30; Ark(ansas) + -ie
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With WindowSeat from AppOven, air travelers can track their flights as they fly, learn more about places below them, and share info with online friends without needing GPS or a persistent network connection.
Work from artist Sema Bekirovic got us musing on the 'city in the desert' trope and how it's fallen out since the Recession.
A chat with founder of LOOPWHEELER Japan. A small operation churning out a modest 8 sweatshirts per day using only looms from the 1920's.
'Light Butterflies' by Chiara Lampugnani Design is an innovative project displayed in Paolo Sarpi Street and Canonica Street in Milan as part of the the Milan International Led Light Festival.
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Beautiful tags for West Paw Design's eco-friendly pet beds and toys. They use minimal packaging to help the environment but make a huge splash with the awesome tags.
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Ultra minimalist Shelf Lamp by Norwegian designer Andreas Engesvik.
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"Flitch Chair 1" by Californian designer Patrick Lun is mixing up wood and steel for maximal lightness, thinness and resistance.
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A little bit traditional, a little bit unusual, we really like this 'Mizra' teapot from Tsé & Tsé Associées.
Teapot/cup: A series of teapots by Louie Rigano questioning perfection as an end-goal and exploring the relationships between textures and between mass-production and handmade.
The Louisiana (Museum of Modern Art) Café in Humlebæk, Denmark.
This Tea House by David Jameson makes an unusual and ephemeral addition to a suburban Bethesda backyard - its bronze and glass volume floats over the grass like hanging lantern.
Stunning Hotel DeBrett in Auckland, New Zealand.
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A couple of weeks back we took a trip to the Sunnylands Estate. For all you Brits, accustomed to the unique institute of the National Trust, this is the nearest similar experience in this area but is somewhat different. Tickets are timed and must be booked in advance. When we arrived we found that we would be guided round in small parties of just seven guests with a guide. In true American style we rode across the estate in a golf buggy - heaven forbid one should have to walk! Sadly the day we visited was one of the few grey rainy days here, so I took no photos and didn't visit the new desert garden. The pictures with this post are from the internet. I did however return to view the garden which is freely open and more about that in the next blog.
Sunnylands was owned by Walter and Leonore Annenberg and the estate was left after their deaths, to be opened to the public and used as a retreat centre. Walter Annenberg was at one point Ambassador to the United Kingdom, so lived in the residency in Regents Park. His fortune was raised through his publishing business. This house was designed by Quincy Jones and built in the 1960's to then fashionable mid century modern style. Jones' signature style incorporated a statement roof, together with huge windows but strong external overhangs to protect from the harsh summer sun.
Inside, the house is both spacious and intimate, being divided into smaller spaces whilst still part of a wide open atrium. Heavy industrial steel beams are softened with pale green paint. The whole house is filled with art, although these are now mostly reproductions as the originals were bequeathed to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
Many key figures of the 20th century were entertained as guests at Sunnylands. The list includes seven U.S. presidents, the British royal family, Margaret Thatcher and Hollywood icons like Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra, Jimmy Stewart, Ginger Rogers, and many others. The main house has only one master bedroom and guests were accommodated in an independent guest wing separated from the main house - great idea! Guest rooms are colour coded in case you get lost!
There are some limited gardens around the house, including Walter's cactus garden and Leonore's rose garden. Pink bougainvillea lines the terrace. The majority of the estate is laid out as a nine hole golf course. Although there are thousands of trees in this lush landscape, there are only two palms, which are normally such a distinct feature of the desert landscape. The overall feel is therefore of a more temperate, almost English landscape. The two palm trees were given by Eisenhower, who said they had to have some!
The estate is enclosed by an iconic pink wall. Apparently the boundary used to be marked by an extensive hedge of pink oleander until the onset of oleander wilt disease which devastated the hedge. With the imminent arrival of an important guest, the wall was painted a soft pink!
A wonderful smart new Visitor centre welcomes guests to this experience but it has one major failing - the tea room. With my mouth watering, I anticipated coffee and cakes after our visit but found there were just a few tired muffins wrapped in cling film on offer. National Trust it isn't!


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May, 06, '14
The Huffington Post published the article about the Conference "Empowering Families :A Pathway to Development", organized by The Doha International Family Institute (DIFI) of Qatar Foundation, where Prof. Nuria Chinchilla from IESE participated.
March, 14, '14
New York 14/03/2014 - The professor suggests an action plan for 2015
February, 07, '14
An urgent need for Europe in the International Year of the Family. Prof. Nuria Chinchilla, PhD, Prof. Mireia las Heras, PhD, Esther Jiménez, IESE Business School - Article published in The Parliament Magazine, issue 382.
February, 04, '14
Harvard Deusto Business Review published in its number 228, November 2013, the article Corporate Family Responsibility, whose authors are Dr. Nuria Chinchilla and Esther Jimenez's International Center for Work and Family, IESE.


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My First Mile
Guest Contributor: Candace Ulery
Candace is a nurse by night, Casual Runner by day, and the rest of the time is the world's biggest Ohio State Buckeye fan (apologies to Nick, but even he knows that it is true!). Born in Chicago, Candace moved to Indiana before her family settled in central Ohio, which she still calls home to this day. Candace is a big fan of Disney and runDisney, and always looks forward to running those magical miles.
I am not a runner. No really, I am not. I never considered myself to be one. So, needless to say, had you told me a few years ago that I would become any kind of runner, let alone a Casual Runner, I most likely would have laughed in your face. But, that is the funny thing about life, and running, you never do know where the road is going to take you.
Growing up I was into dance, as in, big time into dance. I loved it, it was my thing. I would spend most of my evenings in the studios, confined and comforted by the mirrored walls (i.e. there was no running involved). Starting in middle school I joined the track team. Trust me, it was more about the social aspect (hanging out with my friends and riding the busses to away meets) than it was about the running. I may have even chosen to run the shortest event possible just to cut down on the running that I had to do.
In high school, I played soccer, and, even then, running was a punishment, not a pleasure.
Fast forward 8 years. I began working as a nurse and was told that I was a grownup, though I still refuse to believe that. I have been an avid Disney fan all of my life, and I heard of these race things they have at Walt Disney World where I would get to have fun, spend time in the parks, and run in a tutu (once a dancer, always a dancer!). So, before I knew it, my friend Kelley, my Aunt Angie, and I signed up for the 2013 runDisney Princess Half Marathon. The only thing was, at this point, it had not occurred to either one of us that, to do this, we would have to become runners.
Kelley and I set about our training separately but we encouraged and supported one another, even pushing each other to log those first miles, which were undoubtedly the most difficult I've ever run. Throughout training I also called upon my Aunt Angie who was literally there from my first step in my Casual Running adventure. It was Thanksgiving morning 2012, a very very very cold and wet morning in Carmel, Indiana, where the family gathered to celebrate the holiday.
On that miserable morning, Aunt Angie forced me out (I may have thought she was nuts) into the cold and held me accountable to my commitment to actually do this. We started off running, and there was a lot of walking on that first run. My lungs burned. The cold was awful. The moisture was worst. I learned that I would be a treadmill trainer in winter. But, somehow, Aunt Angie managed to make the experience, dare I say…enjoyable? We had a great time together, her pushing me to complete my first mile and eventually my first training run. And, without realizing it at the time, I was on my way to becoming a Casual Runner.
With only 3 months to go from couch potato to Princess Half Marathoner, I knew I had to push myself hard to train. I did it. I even signed up for a 5k just to learn what this whole race day experience was all about. Correction, I signed up for a 5k…in Ohio…in February…in the cold…in the snow. Yeah, I was definitely looking forward to running in Florida.
The training paid off. I stuck to my plan and before I knew it we were on a plane to Florida for the runDisney Princess Half Marathon Weekend. Remember how I said that I never wanted to run growing up? And that I hated that first training run (but somehow secretly enjoyed it)? Well, I had caught the running bug…big time. In fact, before I ever toed the line at the Princess Half Marathon, I may have signed up for the rubnDisney Tower of Terror 10 Miler at the race expo…yeah, I had become a Casual Runner without even knowing it
In the nearly 3 years since my Aunt Angie helped me run my First Mile, I have completed 16 half marathons and a full marathon, and I have no intentions of stopping any time soon. Casual Running really has changed my life, for the better.
I enjoy running now. I love going out and logging some miles. It helps cut the stress, gives me more energy, and is just fun. I love travelling to new race locations, especially with friends and family (whether I can convince them to run with me or just be there to cheer me on). Yes, I have had to tough out some injuries, and even learned that Jeff Galloway's run-walk-method, which I can adapt to my own needs, really works for me.
Running has also given me excuses to head to Walt Disney World and Disneyland, and introduced me to a whole new expanded group of friends who I met through Casual Runner and other Disney running groups.
The most surprising part of my Casual Running adventure?
No, it is not that I somehow went from a girl who hated running to one who loves it.
It is not that I went from running the shortest distance possible to running half and full marathons.
No, the biggest surprise is that I signed up for the 2013 Princess Half Marathon just to have fun with friends, to have a reason to travel to Walt Disney World, and to, for one morning, run like a Princess. But, while I did not know it at the time. Amidst that field of 26,000 runners, I would find my prince. It would just take me a little while to actually find that part out too.
Like I said, in Casual Running, as in life, you never know where the road is going to take you. So enjoy the ride!
Like Candace, we all have a store to share as to why we run. You can check out our ongoing series of First Mile features, and, if you are so inclined, we'd love to add your own story to this collection!
– Jenny told us how she is successful in her Casual Running adventure, even though she admittedly was not the biggest fan of running.
– Carly shared with us why she wants to be a runDisney Princess, and reminded us of the importance of setting personal goals and sticking to them.
– Jake explained how he got himself onto the path of his own Casual Running adventure, which now includes a very creative race costuming hobby.
– Jennifer is a mainstay of the Casual Runner Team, but she had to start somewhere. Here is her first mile story.
– Mike also had to start somewhere. As we mentioned above, it took him several times of trying and failing before he was able to succeed in his goal of becoming a Casual Runner, Here is his story.
– Starting from a different point of view, Steve, ran his first mile, and never looked back.
– In sharing her first mile story, Jen helped us understand the way we view ourselves as runners and running itself.
– Ryan's compelling first mile involved conquering some personal challenges.
– Allison inspired us by sharing where she found her own inspiration.
– Kari's first miles and race experience were unique and personal, and serve to remind us that we all have unique experiences and stories to share.
– Tony took a different route to Casual Running and made it his own.
The Casual Runner Team wants to hear from you. If you have any questions about anything we cover here on Casual Runner, if you have any questions regarding running gear or training for your own Casual Running needs, or if there is anything that you would like us to cover on Casual Runner, please leave a comment or email us using the links below. To ensure that you do not miss all of the great content from Casual Runner, please be sure to like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and Instagram, subscribe to our YouTube channel, and add us to your circle on Google+. See you out on the running trails!


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Andrei Baltakmens Interview
November 2, 2012
HistoricalNovels.info interviews
the author of
The Raven's Seal
We were fortunate to have Andrei Baltakmens visit the blog November 2, 2012, to talk about his Dickensian mystery novel
The Raven's Seal
, about a nobleman unjustly imprisoned for a murder he did not commit and the slum girl who helps him try to track down the real killer. Welcome, Andrei!
What sparked your interest in eighteenth-century prisons?
I was thinking about
The Raven's Seal
for a long time before I began writing. The book really started with the idea of a young gentleman unjustly imprisoned and forced to rise through the prison to make his escape. This was partly suggested to me by Casanova's imprisonment in and escape from "The Leads," the cells of the Doge's palace in Venice. I was also fascinated by Piranesi's extraordinary series of etchings,
Carceri d'Invenzione
(Prisons of the Imagination). So the mystery story and main characters came before the setting. When I began to research prisons more closely, it was clear that the chaotic, unregulated eighteenth-century prison would be a much more productive setting than the regimented "reformed" prisons of the Victorian period.
Is Bellstrom Gaol based on or inspired by a real eighteenth-century prison?
The Bellstrom combines a lot of elements of different prisons across a substantial and turbulent period. I selectively used several elements of the eighteenth-century prison experience—and overlooked a few others (such as transportation) in favor of a consistent story. My main inspirations were London's notorious Newgate Prison (also the setting for John Gay's
The Beggar's Opera
) and the Marshalsea, the debtors' prison which Dickens described in
Little Dorrit
Your love of Dickens shines through every page of
The Raven's Seal
. What is your favorite Dickens novel?
I have great affection for
Our Mutual Friend
, as this was the first Dickens novel that totally commanded my interest, a sprawling, brilliant, sometimes baffling piece. But my favourite is
Bleak House
. It's the first great masterwork of Dickens's maturity as a writer. It's a complex, fascinating narrative and, notably, contains one of the earliest mysteries involving a police detective in English literature. There is always something new to find in
Bleak House
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By Dino C.
July 14, 2012
Love this stuff..seriously good cleaner. I use it on my car diluted 3:1 with a heavy duty sprayer and it just wipes bugs off without scrubbing! I use it as a pre-wash spot remover.
By Tommypenguin
March 28, 2012
Makes bugs jump off paint
I diluted as specified on the bottle and use to remove bugs off the front hood and bumper along with tar behind wheels. Removing bugs couldn't be easier spray and wipe away with one pass. Works much better than tarminator.
By opie_7afe
November 10, 2011
winning product!
let me say this, the bugs lost the war against my paint! product works as stated and works very well, dilute to 3:1 spray on, let dwell and the bugs wipe right off!. even the bugs that have been there for a while come right off with ease! i love a product that works way better then products with a higher price! this one is staying in my arsenal!
By Josh Young
November 9, 2011
Best bug removal option period!
Bug Squash works fantastic! It strips the bugs right off without much work!
By Detail
September 29, 2010
Must have
Tired of cleaning a car only to see bugs the soap doesn't remove? Wet the car, spray it on, let it dwell for a minute, run a mit over it, rinse off. Tada...no bugs. Seriously, FANTASTIC STUFF. I'll be buying more as soon as I run out.
By James
June 14, 2009
Highly recommended
I wouldn't say it makes bug removal completely effortless, but it's darn near it. Spray it on, let it sit for a couple of minutes and then a little agitation will take them right off. Totally a repeat-buy product.
By Ian
May 21, 2008
great product
Bugs slid right off with this... Without it I could scrub hard for minutes and they wouldn't budge. Great product, well worth the money
By Rodney
July 16, 2007
It just works.....a must buy.
By Matt
June 24, 2007
This stuff is GREAT!!!
This is the best Bug remover you can buy for the money. All I can say is it works.
By Wolfpacker92
May 27, 2007
No more bugs
This product simply has no fear of bugs. It makes quick and easy work of them. My wife has a suburban that is the equivalent to a billboard going down the road when it comes to hitting bugs so this was a life saver for me.
By Brian G.
May 3, 2007
Bye-Bye bugs!
Just recently started using this product, and have been very pleased with the results. Mixed 3:1 as directed, it does a great job at removing bugs and road grime from a vehicle. A great addition to anybody's arsenal.
By budman3
April 23, 2007
Bug Squash
This isn't your normal bug and tar remover. Bugs are not match for this product when used at full strength. Dilute it down a little and you have a nice pre-wash to soften the dirt on your car .... all of this without removing your wax!
By FloridaNative
June 23, 2006
This product is indispensible!! I recently came back from a road trip where I had to drive 13 hours on the highway. I had a plastic ziplock bag with a microfiber towel in it that had been saturated with bug squash. When I stopped to get gasoline on my trip I took out the microfiber to wipe off the bugs and some of the solution ran down the front of my car and the bugs that were in it's path literally fell off the car onto the ground! When I reached my destination, I sprayed the whole front end of the car in bug squash and just used a hose to spray off the front after it had sat only 30 seconds. The entire car was clean. I did not need to use any kind of rubbing whatsoever! I absolutely love this stuff and I think it is indispensible for all travelers!
By Matt
March 19, 2006
for a little extra kick
living in the northeast , winter road salt is my enemy. PB Bug Squash safely helps loosen up the damaging salt from my finish before I wash to keep from scratching my paint.
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