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No, this is not the Weekly World News and yes, there really is a life-saving latte, at least according to a report from one of the Portland, Oregon TV stations. A quick-thinking local woman used an Oregon Chai Tea Latte to put out a fire in her car. More here.
Speaking of lattes, milk, tea and whatnot, there's a recent report first published in the European Heart Journal that warns that milk in your tea may cancel out many of the health-giving benefits of the latter. Not that I needed to be convinced that it was a bad idea. This one has been mentioned in countless publications, but you can read what Science Daily had to say here.
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Hi guys! I feel like this blog post has been a LONG time coming! I wanna talk all things turmeric, and why I use it every day. That's right, I use it every single day! And I'll tell you why!
I took a TON of medication when I was recovering from my accident. I am talking months and months of antibiotics, pain meds, you name it. Of course after being run over by an SUV, that was mandatory. As I recovered using those meds, my body was severely inflamed, bloated, ached, and just did NOT run properly. UGH! I couldn't believe that I would be in continuous pain forever with all the injuries I sustained.
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October 22, 2004
fishy comfort food
Wednesday, October 20
Everyone probably has some sort of food they would go back to when they are sick or exhausted (physically or mentally), or just don't have much appetite. At least I do. And in my case, it is definitely rice. Plain cooked Japanese rice, or rice porrige when my stomach is being sensitive, with some small condiments.
Well, even when I am healthy and can eat a lot, I like to have some freshly-cooked rice for breakfast, with something - most of the time it is likely to be fish things. I am aware that people over here hardly ever eat fish for breakfast, and I don't even try to surprise or offend folks by eating fish for breakfast when I am with someone. It's something I keep it to myself
I have mentioned this numerous times here, but he doesn't eat fish or seafood. Never, as long as he can recognize it's there (well, he does it a bit when he thinks he should). So I rarely cook fish at home. What I eat with a breakfast bowl of rice is store-bought condiments, usually from Japan.
Yesterday I opened one of such products for breakfast, this time ochazuke. Ochazuke, literaly meaning "(soaked) in tea", refers to a dish of rice with some garnish (fish and/or pickles, seaweed, small rice puff, etc.) in a hot soup - sometimes it's green tea, sometimes dashi broth. It is a typical quick and easy, light dish in Japan. But this one with sea urchin, from an old and established shop in Tokyo was one of their specialty "luxury" line of ochazukes, or so they claim.
To be frank I hadn't really had so much expectations, but it turned out pretty good; dashi soup was tasty and the sea urchin was decent; I had never had sea urchin for breakfast before, even not pouch-packed semi-dried ones, but this one wasn't bad at all, specially when I don't have much access to traditional Japanese food products.
For today I had something else, fishy again. I got two kinds of chirimen-jako or seasoned dried baby sardines from another such establishment in Kyoto.
One was with tarako or cod roe and the other with seaweed and shiso - I opened the tarako one first.
I made the rice with tarako chirimen into a couple of small, 3-bite-sized onigiris or rice balls for a change; onigiris have something magical that makes the same rice taste better, or at least makes you think it tasting better, I guess. It's a silly thing, but it works for me.
7 comments:
- Cat said...
mmm i lurrrve Japanese food! it seems so easy for you to get everything, id have to drive the 2.5hrs to Amsterdam to get anything remotely decent, you're lucky :)
- 5:20 AM, October 24, 2004
Hi, i'm a new reader... i really like your blog.. the pictures are gorgeous and i love japanese food! I'm looking forward to seeing more delectable posts soon. =)
- 4:04 PM, October 24, 2004
- Reid said...
Hi Chika,
I've never had ochazuke with sea urchin, but I'm sure it was really good...at least it looks good in the photos. A few days ago, I had ochazuke with just green tea, umeboshi and shiso. That really hit the spot. Sometimes it's nice to have something plain and simple for a change.
The musubi that you made looks good too! =) I can find those kinds of rice condiments at either Daiei or Shirokiya...haven't been able to find yuzu kosho yet though. =(
- 5:12 PM, October 24, 2004
- Anthony said...
I thought the fish for Japanese breakfast always seemed a bit sad. Pregnant shishamo (sp?) or some poor fish halved and flattened. That said salmon is always great for breakfast and I love wasabi salmon ochazuke.
I don't know what the secret of onigiri is biut you are right.
- 1:23 AM, October 25, 2004
- chika said...
Hello there,
Cat - but I am jealous you have an easy access to all the European goodies!! :P
someone - thanks for dropping by, I hope my latest post was soon and delectable enough :D
Reid - I had never had ochazuke with sea urchin, either! It's a bit unusual, for sure. Umeboshi & shiso ochazuke sounds absolutely divine to me, I very much appreciate something simple and good like that.
I can try and get a yuzu-kosho for you when I'm in Japan the next time, if you can wait till early next year?
Anthony - Pregnant shishamo! Halved and flattened fish!! I am so much used to seeing such a sight on my breakfast table, but they really are a bit pathetic, that's true...
salmon ochazuke is an all-time favorite of mine too :)
- 1:44 AM, October 25, 2004
- Estelle said...
I am continuouly amazed by how picky "he" is! Reminds me of "him" :) Don't you sometimes wish he would eat more variety? As far as I am concerned, I do!!!
- 11:14 AM, October 26, 2004
- chika said...
Hi Estelle,
I do, I do, but I can't complain much as he's been doing way better than he used to... just about a year and half ago, all he would eat was pizza (just sauce and extra cheese, nothing else), sandwich (turkey and cheese, no vegetable), breakfast cereal, and ice cream (okay, plus a selection of sweets). :P
- 1:36 AM, October 28, 2004


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- Aloo Bondas – spiced mashed potato balls in chickpea batter.
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As much as coding, testing and monitoring are the meaning of life for us, we all agreed on taking some time off those monitors. So we decided to go … wild. It was unnatural experience for some of us, no lie. Especially when we were losing mobile coverage at certain spots in the wild – things then were getting a bit disturbing and we, poor geeks, were feeling quite insecure – no backups, no nothing – just us completely disarmed against the wilderness. Away from digits and headed deep, deep into the woods could be life changing, uh?
So our team building should have gone just the way it normally does – three days somewhere away from here, during which we are equipped with smart phones, laptops and tablets, staying close to the hotel in case someone runs out of batteries, or has a sudden code illumination! And the most we would do is go to the spa.
This time, however, we broke the tradition – took the backpacks, bottles of water and went up in the woods, looking for that cave we were told it was worth seeing. None of us had an idea how much we had to hike up on that hill, and while we were fresh and energetic, we kept the optimism with us too.
They told us we had to pass by three wooden shelters after which we would see The Cave.
After an hour of climbing, during which the Sun started burning stronger, temperatures rose to 104 F, and the drinking water was gone, we reached the very first shelter. We had two more to look for. Optimism was long gone. Needless to say, there was no point of going back, so we could only continue going upwards. At that point I was seeing shelter mirages. Mouths dry, sweaty all over, moody, we regretted that whim to break the tradition of staying in the hotel spa where it's air-conditioned, and safe, and we are plugged in. Then, out of nowhere, one of our accountants – a 60-year-old guy, full of energy, smiles and joy, started tittuping, with his backpack on, mumbling a song – "The Mumbling Song". That should have worked as a motivational stroke. We should have laughed, but instead we totally crashed in the middle of the woods. Then we saw the second shelter. Hallelujah! One more to go. After a 15 minutes break, we continued. And then, "Oh, happy days!" – few minutes later we reached the third and last shelter!
So, here somewhere we should see the cave. No cave. We met another group of hikers who had been wondering around for some time, and couldn't find it either. It was a bit windy there on top of that hill, and while the branches of one of the largest trees around were bending up and down, they actually revealed a grand view of the so-looked for cave! Stunned, speechless, breathless, we looked up and saw the entrance of the cave, maybe 14 feet high from the ground. We looked down and saw a gorgeous sight of green hills parted by a lake. Around us we saw rocks and centuries-old trees coming out of them rocks somehow.
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We climbed down slowly and quietly and all recharged. In the next two days the thought about staying in the hotel, gaming, browsing, coding did not cross the minds of any of us. We were all about being out there – took a boat in the lake, climbed another hill, took long walks, watched the stars while lying on the ground, and enjoyed the very moment.
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Despite the teeny weeny part I'd play in being part of the zombie makeup team, I am so proud of this BlackBox production.. won't be spoiling it for you! Just watch it!
Some of my horrifying creations! To summarise: No latex was used in this, just mainly very smelly gelatin and glycerin (can be purchased at Phoon Huat). If you want to be more creative, you can also add in oats for texture, and stick tissue on your face to create "tightness". Afterwhich, foundation was applied to match the skintone before we started playing around with black, brown and purple eyeshadows. Remember to poke some of your gelatin to create holes whenever you can and use either your eyeliner or mascara to line the holes – imperfection is beauty in this case. Lastly, apply fake blood mainly on the holey areas before spreading on the surroundings!
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Jerry Sadowitz- Comedian, Magician, Psychopath!
Jerry Sadowitz – comedian, magician, and all round scary man is back!! Actually he saved petrol and never left!! With his unique combination of comedy, absolute hatred, and card tricks, every moment is guaranteed to make you feel better about YOURSELF as he bangs on about some pish or other. Last week it was something about cutting up eyeballs for baby boxes???? This week it could be about the situation in Sandi Toksvig. One thing's for sure.. Whatever he says, it will be ripped off. Except the card tricks.. You have to be bloody good to do them.
'The most exciting act in town' The Metro
'Funniest comedian in Britain" The Guardian
'World class sleight of hand magician' Evening Standard
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Taxes on Structured Sales
Before I even get started, please understand that I do NOT practice public accounting. I am a CPA with over 20 years of experience but carry no liability insurance nor do I wish to be audited by the AICPA (American Institute of Certified Public Accountants) every few years. In short, the following is purely informative – you will want to engage a CPA to hammer out the details.
All of the above, however, does not prevent me from outlining various accounting scenarios involved in the sale and purchase of a business and their tax implications. A couple of immutable laws:
If you are selling a business and no shares were ever issued (i.e., it is not a Partnership, LLC, C- Corporation or S Corporation) but rather a sole proprietorship (Schedule C), your sale will be composed of the Fair Market Value (FMV) of all assets + goodwill.
In this case, all the depreciation you've reported on your tax return will be 'recaptured' at an ordinary income tax rate up to the agreed upon value of your assets rather than treatment as a capital gain.
For example:
You sell your business for $100,000 – the contract stipulates that the fair market value of the assets is $70,000.
You have depreciated all your assets to a book value of $0. All $70,000 is taxable as ordinary income.
Likewise, if you and the buyer valued the equipment at $40,000 – you would only report
$40,000 subject to taxation at an ordinary income rate.
Of course, the buyer would prefer that the FMV of all of the assets were as high as possible in order to begin enjoying the cash flow and tax advantages of depreciation.
The net difference between the selling price ($100,000) and the agreed upon FMV of the assets is considered Goodwill.
This amount would be reported by the owner as a capital gain and as an intangible asset by the buyer – subject to amortization over a 15 year period.
It doesn't take a Jeopardy Final Contestant to recognize the import of how a purchase is structured to both the Buyer and Seller. By the way, corporations, LLC's, and Partnerships can also sell in this manner – as long as they are not selling their entity as a whole.


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Daisy Comes Home by the great Jan Brett shares the adventures of Daisy, a bullied chicken whose experiences away from the chicken coop teach her to stand up for herself.
After studying the amount of details shared while Daisy floats down the river in the middle of Jan Brett's story, Daisy Comes Home, students will plan a story where they float down a river. Like Daisy, they will encounter animals as they float. Using this lesson's graphic organizer, students will plan a story that is well-paced by using an equal amount of details and sentences as they describe each encounter with each animal. Teachers: Click here to see the entire lesson plan.
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It's that time of year again... The leaves have changed and the trees are bare. The temperatures are dropping and you have a need to stay in bed. To cuddle with a big warm fuzzy blanket and sip cocoa while watching your favorite movie (you've already seen 7 times!).
It can also be the most stress filled and depressing time of year. The clouds cover us and the days are short and dark. You feel big pressures at work to do more and work longer hours while the stores bombard you with holiday advertising since early October.
That's why it is essential now more than ever before to take care of yourself. We must nurture our spirits and feed our soul.Daily.
We have to let go of the notion that self-care, or self-love is selfish. It's not. It's more of a necessity. If we don't love ourselves first, we can't love anyone else, truly. All other aspects of our lives are effected when we are run-down or filled with negativity. Our outlook and attitude are vital to our very existence. Think of it that way and you will understand and WANT to take care of yourself.
This is the best thing that I've read in a long time. Thank you for the reminders!
Ginger Speranza was our lucky #9 and is the winner of the feed your soul necklace! Thank you all for playing and for sharing what feeds your soul! I loved reading all the comments and on my blog too! I will be starting up a year long Feed Your Soul group on FB if you are interested let me know – or keep an eye out here for details! We'll work together throughout the year sharing how we feed our souls to inspire each other! heart emoticon Peace & Blessings to you all! ~ Cindy
Great ideas, Cindy… thanks! Feed my soul… feed my soul… hmmm…. well on some days, it's a piece of chocolate :-) and another day it's finding the light in a person's eyes, listening to my 10-year-old say "hey, I have a great idea!", taking a nap with my dogs, really feeling the sun on my skin, singing out loud to the music in a store and not caring if people think I'm crazy, calling my mom, crying, making something beautiful, then giving it away, laughing at myself, being thankful for the journey, wishing I could get some do-overs but knowing it's OK just as it is, prayer, pizza … the list is endless… and I'm grateful. Gosh, so much food for my soul… no wonder I'm a little overweight! ;-)
My family and friends feed my sole! And walking with my dogs
Planting a tree feeds my soul !
my children feed my soul (and fill my heart) every single day.
~ I am a recently retired elementary school teacher. I have spent my career "feeding the soul" of young children with the love of reading, art, music and nature. Even on the most challenging days as a teacher there were always moments of joy that fed my soul too. I would have to say teaching children in nature would have to be one of my top soul quenchers. The giggles, the laughter, the learning that takes place soothes the soul for sure:) Thank you for your beautiful offer of an amazing "feed your soul" necklace. Blessings~
Smile at a stranger. It maybe the only smile they get that day.
Thanks Cindy for the 24 Way To Feed Your Soul, very inspiring!
I am trying to get hold of my life. I tell myself not to be in a hurry but it hasn't happened. I have just about given up tvto read and relax while doing something I enjoy.
I help several older people and I am so blessed knowing them
Volunteer at a homeless shelter, at a woman's shelter, at the local animal shelter . . . Giving back to the community is soooo good for the soul and makes you realize how beautiful people are even in very trying circumstances – and just how good your own life truly is. And enroll in a yoga class (:
try to perform at least one random act of kindness a day. It's AMAZING how good you feel doing something for someone else, with no expectation of getting something in return. Pay it forward.
Make art with a child…paint, draw, use modeling clay, color a picture, act out a favorite story…children bring an exuberance and joy to the most mundane experiences. My grandchildren live far away and I only see them a few times a year, and these are some of my favorite memories of our visits.
Wonderful list – I totally agree with your premise that self- care is not selfish, but that ol' song of guilt that plays in your head is very difficult to turn off – I keep working to drown it out with joy for the journey but it's a work in progress!
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S: Allison - 2009
FC: A smile as sweet as spring
1: Allison, you are such a special little girl and I'm so happy to have you as my granddaughter. I love you so much! Mom-Mom
2: January 2009
4: Jack | Rachel | Olivia
7: Allison's a busy girl!
9: "The more you laugh the longer you live" | "Good times are even better when they are shared" | February 2009
13: A family is one of nature's masterpieces.
14: today you can be anything you imagine
15: March 2009
16: High Chair Memories
17: Spring is Here
18: "No matter how long the winter, spring is sure to follow." ~ Proverb from Guinea
19: "For the winter is past, the rain is over and gone. The flowers are springing up and the time of the singing of birds has come. Yes, spring is here." ~ Song of Solomon 2:11-12
20: Abriana and Allison
21: April 2009
22: Cut the Cake! | Mom-Mom Stinnett made Allison a chocolate cake for her 1st birthday hoping she would really dig in----
23: Make a Wish! | Looks like Zach (with a little help from his brother, Jonathan) beat her to it!
24: Allison's Pop-Pop and Pap
25: Mommy and Daddy
26: Happy Easter
28: spring: a. The season of the year, occurring between winter and summer, during which the weather becomes warmer and plants revive, extending in the Northern Hemisphere from the vernal equinox to the summer solstice and popularly considered to comprise March, April, and May. b. A time of growth and renewal. | Allison, helping her Daddy get the yard ready for new plants. She did a great job!
30: Allison getting caught unrolling all the toilet paper! | Allison being mischievous------
31: and having fun!
33: Allison loves being outdoors!
34: the flowers are blooming | May 2009
35: spring is in the air | springtime
36: sunny days are here again! | At the Havre de Grace Promenade
37: Isn't she lovely?
38: Ice Cream with Mom-Mom
39: "Naked Baby"
40: Allison's Antics
41: A Smile As Sweet As Spring | June 2009
45: July 2009
46: of change
48: Allison getting caught with her hands in the "candy" jar!!
49: Lasting Memories...
50: Allison loved the slide at Annie's Park
53: Fun at Idlewild
54: Daddy, I can do it myself!!!
55: August 2009
56: Allison just loving her ice cream and corn on the cob!
57: She looks like she just got caught with her hand in the cookie jar!
58: Allison just enjoying Mom and Dad all to herself---it won't be long before she'll have to share them with Luke!
60: Days of Summer Coming to an End | September 2009
61: Allison loves her new swing set!
64: Fun at the park!
68: October 2009
69: Isn't Allison adorable in her bunny costume?
70: Fright Night
71: Allison, getting her bunny whiskers and nose on!
72: Wow--look at the carved pumpkins-great job Allison!
74: Nature gives to every season, a beauty all its own. - Charles Dickens
76: Everyone must take time to sit and watch the leaves turn. ~Elizabeth Lawrence
79: May the bounty of the season fill your heart and home.
81: Fall is here!
82: A Harvest of Memories | November 2009
84: Allison's checking to see what all the fuss is about.
85: Baby Luke is Born
86: Once upon a time, there was a beautiful baby who was welcomed into the world by two loving parents and their family and friends...
88: Allison is not quite sure what to make of her little brother!
90: December 2009
95: Holiday Memories Warm Even The Coldest Of Days
99: The snow fell gently all the night. It made a blanket soft and white. It covered houses, flowers and ground But did not make a single sound


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Mercy loves her job. Traveling is the fun part. New coworkers aren't. She thinks she knows what's in store for her at a Nebraska nursing home. But within hours of her arrival, a man is dead, and she's in way over her head.
Sheriff Charlie Wagner is a no-nonsense guy. When he's called to investigate a suspicious death, it doesn't take long to figure out the situation is anything but ordinary, including the chatty, quick-tempered traveling nurse. He needs to find the murderer. She needs to prove her innocence.
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In this short Jewish Regency mystery story set during the Frost Fair of 1814, a recently orphaned boy disappears, seemingly off the face of the earth. Mr. Melamed enlists the aid of General Well'ngone, who has his own reason for wishing to find the missing child—the General has fallen in love with the boy's older sister.
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Plagued by her mother's matchmaking attempts, Princess Lily, the eldest of twelve sisters and heir to a mighty kingdom, struggles to prove herself worthy of her inheritance while avoiding the attention of unwanted admirers. Tradition forbids marriage with the man she loves, so she would rather rule alone than marry someone who only wants the crown.
Fleeing an overzealous suitor, Lily stumbles into a secret underground kingdom where she and her sisters encounter a mysterious sorcerer-prince and become entangled in a curse that threatens the ones she loves most. She must find a way to break the curse before time runs out, or risk sentencing herself and her sisters to a lifetime of darkness.
Fantasy, romance, and adventure combine in the fairy tale-inspired Firethorn Chronicles, an interconnected series of stand-alone tales drawn from The Twelve Dancing Princesses. Follow the sisters on their journeys in a land where sorcery is feared and dragons fly.
Anissa is soon drawn to two powerful individuals: Michael Kassab, the Syrian-American leader working to found the first Mideast Christian state, and Julien Morales, her Columbia University professor who runs a $20 billion hedge fund.
Complicating matters, Michael is still attached to his ex-girlfriend and Julien is the most sought after bachelor in Manhattan (and has hidden demons that even his therapist can't extract). Anissa's heart and her communal ties pull her in different directions, as she seeks hope and renewal in a dark world.
Anissa of Syria might be compared to The Kite Runner, Exodus, and The Diary of Anne Frank.
NOTE: This is a "clean read" edition of The Syrian Virgin (i.e., this version has no profanity and just a few, brief scenes of minimally described intimacy without reference to any explicit details or sexual anatomy). Due to war themes, this book is not recommended for readers under 16.
I looked at the landscape, unable to miss its barren coldness; one that had been caused by the insatiable appetites of those in power.
Walking along the white stretch of road, white due to the continual fall of snow, I saw no-one, as usual.
Not that I expected to see anyone. For I'd been walking for what felt like forever, and as yet found not another soul.
Was I the only one left?
And really, what was the point if I were?
And why had I survived?
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Cover Design: Julie Elizabeth Powell
Source photo(front cover) : Stuart Miles from freedigitalphotos
Some disagree, and maybe can change things before it's too late for humankind.
Or maybe it's already too late.
Cover Design: Julie Elizabeth Powell
Original Photo (supernova) by koratmember from freedigitalphotos.net
Is it in how we speak,
How we look
Or how we see the world?
Is it the colour of our eyes
The swing of our walk
Or the very essence of
Our minds?
Whatever it is
Maybe we should embrace it
Rather than wanting to
Run away
Or kill it.
Next time there is
What about me,
How do they see me,
Do I care?
Should I care?
What in the end do
We need but
Regardless of change.
Cover design: Julie Elizabeth Powell
Image: freedigitalphotos.net
Something was going to happen, but what?
The weird feelings he had were always so fuzzy and they didn't always make sense. Maybe it was just because he'd have to spend time with his pampered cousin, Rosie? Anyway, it was nearly Christmas and what could go wrong with just staying in some cabin in the woods?
He was being stupid…all he had to do was ignore the way his belly churned and his head pounded.
He might be wrong after all.
This mystery adventure tale will drag you into the depths of an icy landscape where you may be afraid to breathe.
The setting is the Lake District in the UK; an exquisite location which almost becomes a character in itself… Rosie Morgan
What a gripping read! I was engaged from the opening pages. The characters were well-built and believable, the pace quick, and there were a few surprises… Marianne Sciucco
The author's descriptive skills are excellent. She wove a tale that drew you in and held you right the end… Yvonne Lee
It's a great adventure story that keeps you wanting more and cheering on the good guys. I loved it so much I read it again… Luzmaria
The pacing is non-stop thriller. I highly recommend it…Mallory Heart Reviews
Exciting, a few tugs at the heart-strings, interspersed with humor that can make you laugh out loud – who could ask for more? L. Gardner
Because of Powell's well-told, vivid, engaging scenes, I felt the emotions of the characters and was immersed in the action… On The Prowl
Cover Design: Julie Elizabeth Powell
Source photo: Winter
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Faced with this choice, Davie, Ben, Anne, Chrissie and Billy embark upon a mysterious quest, finding themselves transported to the spectacular and extraordinary world of Avalon, whereupon they are catapulted into one of the uncountable heptagonal pieces that make up the magical sphere of the Orb of Caprice…namely, the Star Realm.
Follow the exploits of the five and champion their long, arduous yet amazing journey. Though the question remains…will Time be on their side?
This story is for anyone with a head overflowing with dreams, a heart filled with a yearning for adventure and a soul buoyant in magic.
This is the first adventure in the Avalon trilogy.
Cover Design: Julie Elizabeth Powell
Original background photo: sattva from freedigitialphotos.net
"It's an enchanting, captivating read which also contains important messages about the way we treat the world and the consequences of our actions." Maria Savva
"This is a magical book." A. E Thomas
"I found the characters lovable, the adventure amazing, frightening and fun." Sheri Wilkinson
Shelby Porter doesn't like Sheriff Sawyer McIntyre and everyone in town knows it. The only person in town oblivious to their feud is Dolly Porter, Shelby and Sawyer's daffy, much-loved aunt. Dolly's health hasn't been good of late and she worries about Shelby's single status. To ease her mind, Shelby tells a little white lie that gets twisted by misunderstanding until she's standing in Sheriff McIntyre's bedroom at three o'clock in the morning with a request: "Lie for me." And that's when things really get scary. Shelby has to find a way out of the fake romance even as Dolly recruits the whole town into planning a fall wedding.


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After our monthly meeting a few of had an impromptu observing session at Veasey. Present were Ron, Fred, Dennis, Rick, Kevin and yours truly. The scope was GoldenEye, the premier outreach instrument of NSAAC. Conditions were a bit hazy but we saw M27, 57,31,32,110,45 as well as double stars like eta and iota Cass(a triple), Alberio, epsilon Llyrae split at 110x, and the coathanger asterism. Luna and Jupiter were close to the horizen in the soup. A nice view of the Owl cluster and the double cluster were enjoyed.
The 11mm Nagler at 110x with a three quarter degree true field gave great views.
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Matt. 13: 1-9, 18-23
That same day Jesus went out of the house and sat beside the lake. Such great crowds gathered around him that he got into a boat and sat there, while the whole crowd stood on the beach. And he told them many things in parables, saying: 'Listen! A sower went out to sow. And as he sowed, some seeds fell on the path, and the birds came and ate them up. Other seeds fell on rocky ground, where they did not have much soil, and they sprang up quickly, since they had no depth of soil. But when the sun rose, they were scorched; and since they had no root, they withered away. Other seeds fell among thorns, and the thorns grew up and choked them. Other seeds fell on good soil and brought forth grain, some a hundredfold, some sixty, some thirty. Let anyone with ears listen!'
The Parable of the Sower Explained
'Hear then the parable of the sower. When anyone hears the word of the kingdom and does not understand it, the evil one comes and snatches away what is sown in the heart; this is what was sown on the path. As for what was sown on rocky ground, this is the one who hears the word and immediately receives it with joy; yet such a person has no root, but endures only for a while, and when trouble or persecution arises on account of the word, that person immediately falls away. As for what was sown among thorns, this is the one who hears the word, but the cares of the world and the lure of wealth choke the word, and it yields nothing. But as for what was sown on good soil, this is the one who hears the word and understands it, who indeed bears fruit and yields, in one case a hundredfold, in another sixty, and in another thirty.'
Back in the late 60's and early 70's, when I was a theatre major at the University of Iowa, (I'm dating myself now), I made friends with an aspiring director and writer. Years later we met up again in New York City and started an off-off Broadway theatre on the upper west side of Manhattan. At that time my formal religious expression was going through a somewhat dormant period. I had left the Catholicism of my youth - for the most part - attending church on special occasions. My friends were pretty much like me. We were in our mid-20's and had more pressing things on our minds. I fell into the category that millennials today refer to as spiritual, not religious.
Drawing parallels to Jesus' parable today, I guess you could say my soil was still fertile after thirteen years of parochial education and regular church attendance, but some weeds had encroached on the seeds, and they weren't producing at the moment.
So it came as quite a shock to myself and my circle of friends when our director friend announced that he was changing careers and going to enroll at Union Seminary and become a minister. Bruce? - who was raised by atheist parents and had never gone to church growing up? How could this be?
He told me about a re-occurring dream he had had for years. In it he was a minister. He had never understood why he kept having this dream. What did it mean? He didn't even go to church. It made no sense at all.
Could it be that God was tossing some seeds Bruce's way, year after year, but they landed on a hardened path and they couldn't take hold yet? After all he had little capacity to respond to the Word. He had no foundation to understand it, so the seeds just sort of came and went, like in Jesus' parable - landing on the path, and before you could count to ten, the seeds were eaten up by the birds and gone.
Soon after college Bruce married his high school sweetheart. When their first child was born his wife wanted him to be baptized. Bruce didn't understand much about it, but had no objections. So Sandy arranged to have Brendon baptized in the denomination she had grown up in - in the church her sister attended. Bruce went along. Seeds were planted, and that hard path was starting to break up. God showered them with more seeds, and before long, Bruce was taking instruction, was baptized, and they joined the church.
One Sunday, a guest missionary was preaching, and Bruce said it was like he was talking directly to him. He knew at that moment where God was calling him. The seeds had finally landed in fertile ground, and the meaning of the dream became crystal clear. He was finally able, not only to hear the News, but to understand it, not merely intellectually, but with a commitment at the depths of his being. Over the years they've produced a harvest beyond his wildest dreams.
As I've journeyed along my own path, I've come to believe that God is continually showering us with seeds, with news of the kin-dom and how to arrive there. And over our lifetimes we respond in different ways, pending on the condition of the soil in our souls. Throughout the Bible the writers use the imagery of planting and harvesting to describe the seasons of our lives, the condition of our soul's soil, our journeys to understanding the will of God.
Nothing in this world is ever stagnant. Everything is constantly changing, evolving, transforming. Our faith, too, is constantly evolving, through different seasons. "Harvest" comes from the Anglo-Saxon word "haerfest," "autumn". It came to refer to the season for reaping and gathering grain and other grown products.
As the parable tells us, God gives us the seeds, but our soil must be fertile, or they won't take root and grow. There are times in our lives when the seeds fall on hardened paths. We'd rather sleep in on a Sunday morning, or work in the yard, or sit in front of the tube watching football.
Like Bruce, some of us don't have the foundation to understand the word. The timing isn't quite right. Others choose not to. It's easier to claim ignorance. If we really got it, if we really understood what Jesus was trying to tell us, we might have to clean up our act, change our lifestyle. Jesus' message was not exactly an easy one to follow. As the interior battles go on, that's where Jesus describes the Evil one coming in and snatching the seed out of a person's heart.
There are seasons when doubt and confusion set in. Some things don't make sense anymore, and we're not sure what to believe. We see this taken to extremes in people like Hitchen and Dawkin, and other popular atheist writers who seem only to communicate with the most fundamentalist proponents of any given faith tradition, and then reject it all as nonsense.
We go through seasons when our ground cover is shallow, hiding solid rock under the surface. You know these people: all enthusiastic about something, and ten minutes later they're off to something else, never settling long enough to put down roots, let alone produce a harvest.
They come into church all excited, and quickly disappear, leaving others to wonder "Where did they go? What happened?" Sometimes they return later on when the timing is right, sometimes not. Sometimes they've found another path that allows their soil to be nourished. We all have different paths to follow.
Jesus says "when trouble or persecution arises, they fall away." I thought immediately of an old friend, a gay man, raised by atheist parents, who in the throes of clinical depression started to pray. He didn't know what else to do. A friend invited him to church thinking it might help. He came back again and again, until the Sunday the minister preached on homosexuality, equating it with rape and pedophellia. He left those church doors never to return.
Sometimes the soil is fertile, but overgrown with weeds which get the upper hand. It happens when we let worries or the wrong set of priorities take over. Those priorities may appear to be all good on the surface: success, good jobs, beautiful homes, vacations, all the good things we're taught to strive for in our lives. Isn't this the sign of a good harvest? Joel Olstein, with his prosperity gospel, would say "yes." I'm not so sure - not if it takes over and strangles the Word, so that it is no longer heard, not if the word takes a back seat to the rest of our lives, or worse yet, is confined to the trunk.
But there are those seasons when our soil is rich for the planting. The person hears the word and understands and produces a harvest beyond his or her wildest dreams. These people love, and care, and go, and do, and give, and are embarrassed by any recognition. We've met them. They are in our families, our churches, and communities.
They fertilize their soil. They take time to tend to their spirits, to nourish and feed it - talk to it, pray, let it breath - alone and with others. Attending to the spirit nourishes and eventually shapes who we are, and how we shape the world we live in.
That world is in desperate need of sowers and sowing. But it's a world that demands instant results and gratification - a need to succeed and see the fruits of our labors. Sowing, on the other hand, is a tedious task. It doesn't happen overnight. It's slow, labor intensive work that requires persistence and patience, never knowing when the seed will root, and never quitting until it does."
How many seeds were sown, and how long did it take for them to bear fruit in the struggle for equal rights for the African American and GLBTQ communities? - for women's rights? How many people became disillusioned along the way and just gave up? How many were persecuted and killed in the process? How many seeds are still looking for good soil to take root?
"The willingness to sow seed on barren ground, on rock and in thorn bushes is the prophetic task of the sower." says Sister Joan Chittister, in her book "For Everything a Season." I think of Bill McKibben who started 350.org. How many seeds has he planted in the hearts of people across the globe who care passionately about the environment? He may never see the final results of his work, but he has a vision and goal that's more compelling than all the obstacles standing in his path.
"If you expect to see the results of your work," the Talmud teaches, "you have simply not asked a big enough question."
We are not shying away from the big questions here at Eliot. As a community of faith, our mission is to be constantly sowing seeds. Chittister, says "The real function of each generation is to sow seeds that will make a better world possible in the future … Even in the face of the impossible, we must act as if the miracle will come tomorrow. That's what sowing is all about. It requires trying when hope is thin and faith is stretched and opposition is keen."
As some of us gather next Sunday with clergy and members of other churches here in Newton to brainstorm ideas about how to make a lasting impact for the good on the lives of homeless families, we are planting seeds. We have no idea which ones will find fertile ground and take root. We have no idea what obstacles will stand in our way, but we rest assured that God wants a better world for all of its inhabitants. We who plant seeds must have trust, and wide-eyed hope, and a willingness to fail and fail and try, try again.
We know that installing solar panels on our roof, and increasing our divestment from fossil fuels will not stop climate change, but we plant these little seeds with hope to make a better world possible for future generations, for our children and grand-children.
We are all capable of producing good soil. It happens at different times in our lives. I firmly believe that each of us sitting here today have some seeds rooted in good soil, with crops in various stages of growth, some even ready to harvest. God keeps tossing those seeds our way, regardless of where they fall. You never can be sure where they will take hold.
What condition is your soil in? What seeds have you planted? What are you harvesting? Where is God in all this? The bulbs you received when you came in today are a reminder. Plant them. Watch them grow. How will your faith be harvested during this Lenten Season, and beyond?
I invite you to a sermon talk back today after, or over, coffee in the parlor. We'll talk about prayer, and harvesting our faith. I hope to see you there.


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On his personal Facebook page, director Peter Jackson debuted a brand-new poster from The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey that focuses solely on the dwarf characters in the film. According to First Showing, we see Nori (Jed Brown), Ori (Adam Brown), Dori (Mark Hadlow), Fili (Dean O'Gorman), Kili (Aidan Turner), Oin (John Callen), Gloin (Peter Hambleton), Bombur (Stephen Hunter), Bofur (James Nesbitt), Bifur (William Kircher), Balin (Ken Scott), Dwalin (Graham McTavish), and Thorin (Richard Armitage). Check out the poster below:
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Finding Comfort In Hard Work
We live in an age of the snowflake, those gentle spirits who are cast about wherever the wind may take them but are obliterated by the slightest pressure. Call them Millennials, hipsters, or man-children, they are the immature who are unable to deal with pain and suffering. The create artificial environments, called bubbles and "safe spaces," and they are often making demands for more luxury in a life already filled with comfort.Click to read the full article »
Handling Critics With Grace
In today's video, motivational speaker Alan Lazaros offers insight on the best ways to deal with criticism and to use the experience for self-empowerment.Click to read the full article »
Rocky Romanella, author of Tighten The Lug Nuts
Rocky Romanella is a former truck loader who worked his way up to become president of UPS Supply Chain Solutions. He later served as CEO and a board director of UniTek Global Services and founder of 3SIXTY Management Services. He is the author of the new book Tighten the Lug Nuts: The Principles of Balanced Leadership.Click to read the full article »
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What Can We Learn From The Tiny House Phenomenon?
You may not have seen one in your neighborhood yet, but the tiny house phenomenon has spread across the country. For some, the move is driven by a desire to downsize and live a minimalistic lifestyle. Others see it as a way to decrease their impact on the environment.Click to read the full article »


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75 Options for an Indian Keto Diet
Just a list of great dishes, divided by categories, for those looking for options for an Indian keto diet.
Soups and Salads (7)
|Chicken Manchow Soup
- Cream of Spinach soup with stir fried mushrooms / broccoli
- Cream of mushroom
- Chicken manchow soup
- Green salad
- Tomato salad (with cheese?)
- Roasted nuts with almonds, pistachios, sunflower and pumpkin seeds
- Chicken salad
Paneer (4)
|Paneer Masala
- Palak Paneer
- Paneer Tikka
- Shahi Paneer
- Paneer Masala
Vegetarian (17)
|Cauliflower stir fry
- Cauliflower rice (use this to replace normal rice)
- Stir fried mushrooms, capsicum and spinach
- Mushroom pepper fry
- Kombhu barthad
- Stir fried cauliflower
- Cauliflower curry in coconut milk
- Tandoori Gobhi
- Cabbage thoran (Kerala style)
- Soya nugget curry
- Crispy Andhra Bhindi
- Masala stuffed brinjal / Ennai Kathrikkai (recipe)
- Baingan ka Bharta
- Cashew Vegetable korma
- Coconut milk based Ladies finger curry
- Vegetable kurma
- Tamarind Pumpkin curry
- Lauki ki sabzi
Drinks (5)
|Sulaimani tea
- Bullet Coffee (Coffee mixed with coconut oil , cream and butter mix )
- Sol Kadhi
- Green tea (without sugar)
- Sulaimani tea
- Lime juice (salt)
Eggs (11)
|Egg Curry
- Cheese omelette (olive oil and butter)
- Bacon and Eggs
- Scrambled egg with capsicum (olive oil and butter)
- Egg bhurji
- Egg curry
- Kerala egg roast
- Shahi anda masala
- Poached eggs
- Tomato egg fry
- Tomato prawn egg fry
- Bengali Spicy Egg Curry
Chicken (10)
|Chettinad Pepper Chicken
- Butter Chicken
- Chicken Xacuti
- Coconut chicken curry
- Chettinad Pepper Chicken
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- Mussels pepper fry
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Microsoft and Renault-Nissan Working on Smarter Cars
There's no question that cars are becoming more technologically advanced at an alarming rate. We were just getting over our disappointment in a lack of flying cars at the dawn of the millennium, and then self-driving cars stepped in to fill our dreams of the future's roadways.
Besides cars that drive themselves, smartphones have made it easier than ever to connect every part of our modern lives to our phone, and in many cases that includes your vehicle. While the Renault-Nissan Alliance seems to have autonomous driving almost in the bag, the automakers are turning to Microsoft to help build a connected car right.
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Microsoft and the Renault-Nissan Alliance are aiming to develop connected services for new vehicles that would not only connect smartphones to the cars, but also access the cloud to provide advanced navigation, advanced maintenance alerts, and vehicle monitoring. That means that instead of a driver knowing that their car needs to visit the shop because of strange noises or, God forbid, a breakdown, the car will be able to communicate to a driver its need to visit a dealership.
Besides features that focus on the operation of the vehicle, new applications and services will continue to be developed to help drivers stay connected to their home and work while in the car, as well as provide entertainment options both in the car and nearby.
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The program that Microsoft will start with is called Microsoft Azure, and it is a secure option that can reach cars around the world, which is perfect for the global nature of the Renault-Nissan Alliance. There is no word yet as to when customers can expect to see the technology in their vehicles, but we'll keep our eyes peeled.


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Consumer Electronics Show is always a big deal for HDTVs and the devices that plug into them, and the 2012 edition was no different. With the majority of households already owning an HDTV, manufacturers are pressed to convince you to upgrade, and are pulling out all the stops. We've got new display technologies like OLED, 4K and Super Hi-Vision, plus more 3D and internet connected features than ever. DVRs and media streamers haven't slowed down either, so while some services focused on eliminating the set-top box, those that remained either shrunk (Roku) or added features (Boxee, TiVo, Ceton -- pictured above). The pace of the announcements made it nearly impossible to keep up with everything going on last week, so we've wrapped everything up in one neat summary available after the break.
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While Sony had a slimmed down lineup of LCD HDTVs to announce for 2012, most of our attention was devoted to its slick 55-inch Crystal LED prototype. With a single ultrafine LED mounted to each individual RGB color pixel it was a more than worthy competitor to the OLED displays shown off by LG and Samsung -- although Sony was quick to point out at its presser that it wasn't out of that game either. Sony also brought two Google TV boxes to the show along with a redesigned remote, but may have been overshadowed in that area by the competition from LG and Vizio.
Sony fights the OLED future with new 'Crystal LED' prototype (Update: Hands-on!)
Sony announced three new series of HDTVs for 2012
Sony's second try at Google TV brings Blu-ray player, streaming box and a new remote (Update: hands-on!)
While Sharp's 85-inch 8K Super Hi-Vision LCD didn't make its debut at CES 2012, it was still fresh to our eyes and no less impressive as a result. With resolution that trumped any HDTV or 4K demo we saw, that demo reel will stick with us longer than anything else featured at this year's show. Another demo brought LCDs so light they could be carried around while wirelessly streaming video. We don't yet have an ideal application for this technology yet, but we'll think of something. As far as products that can actually be purchased, Sharp has enhanced its super-sized lineup with improved Quattron quad-pixel technology, built-in WiFi and media sharing, while adding the 3D-ready XV-X30000 projector. Thanks to its decision to go all the way up to 80-inches, Sharp will continue to wave the bigger is better flag for flat-panels throughout 2012.
Sharp 8K Super Hi-Vision LCD, 4K TV and Freestyle wireless LCD HDTV hands-on
Sharp's new XV-Z30000 HD DLP projector puts 3D video on the wall of your choosing
Samsung's got a 55-inch Super OLED TV of its own, coming in the second half of 2012
Samsung has Smart TVs with dual core CPUs, cameras and more
Samsung 55-inch Super OLED TV eyes-on (video)
Samsung's Smart TV and Blu-ray players will be first to get FiOS TV App
Samsung Smart Interaction gesture controlled HDTV demo (video)
Samsung shows off integrated TV streaming apps and DirecTV RVU... again
Samsung 2012 SmartTVs will access DirecTV without a set top box, minimalists rejoice
Samsung ES8000 edge-lit LED TV eyes-on
Samsung outs compact BD-ES6000 Blu-ray player, less compact ES6500, get down with UltraViolet
Samsung's Smart TV SDK reaches 3.0 with support for USB controllers, payment and ads
Samsung releases CES 2012 teaser, hints at upcoming Smart TV products (video)
Panasonic unveils Infinite Black Ultra Panel plasmas for 2012 (eyes-on)
Panasonic intros 2012 LED line-up, 47 and 55-inch WT50 and DT50
Panasonic carpet bombs CES with nine new Blu-ray players
Panasonic outs 'world's smallest and thinnest' 4K x 2K IPS LCD monitor
Panasonic Viera touchpad controller prototype hands-on (video)
Panasonic HDTVs show off Time Warner Cable IPTV app with live streaming channels, DVR access
LG showcases 2012 HDTV line-up: Big screens, skinny bezels
LG's 55-inch 'world's largest' OLED HDTV eyes-on
LG Google TV and Magic Remote Qwerty hands-on
LG's Gaikai powered cloud gaming service hands-on
Gaikai partners with LG to power Smart TV gaming service
LG Cinema Screen LCD HDTVs slice bezel to 1mm, let two players share one TV
LG details 55-inch OLED TV, will show off its true colors at CES 2012
LG unveils 84-inch 'ultra definition' 4K TV it's bringing to CES 2012
LG unveils new 3D glasses, hopes lighter and better looking spectacles drive adoption
LG's 55-inch 'world's largest' OLED HDTV panel is official, coming to CES 2012
LG's Magic Remote enables voice control for its smart TVs
Intel and LG deal brings WiDi streaming to HDTVs without the dongle
Hands-on Toshiba's 55-inch 4K glasses-free 3DTV
Toshiba's 55-inch 4K glasses-free 3DTV ships in the US early this year, can we borrow $10k?
Vizio ultrawidescreen, Google TV and Cinema 3D HDTV hands-on
Vizio tops accessories off with two Google TV-powered players
Vizio's CES 2012 HDTV lineup includes 3D, Google TV and ultrawidescreen... again
Other HD coverage from the CES that was:
Ceton previews multi-room DVR and Echo extender (hands-on)
Updated TiVo Netflix, YouTube interfaces and iPad streaming hands-on
Boxee Box Live TV dongle hands-on (video)
Roku Streaming Stick hands-on
Roku unveils Streaming Stick, squeezes box into MHL dongle
Dish Network announces Hopper DVR system, Joey set-top box, launches broadband, Test Drive services
Dish Network Hopper DVR and Joey extender hands-on
Dish Hopper multi-room DVR in action (video)
The Engadget Interview: Google TV Product Manager Rishi Chandra at CES 2012 (video)
OnLive Viewer comes to Google TV, full gameplay capability coming soon
Marvell shows off ARM-powered Google TV, looks a lot like Google TV
Google TV adds LG to the fold, will demo new hardware along with Sony, Vizio (update: video, pics!)
Google TV officially switching to ARM, Marvell Armada 1500 CPU to lead the charge


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Even though open concept design is wildly popular, we still like to divide our space based on functionality. However, in smaller spaces, over compartmentalizing can make the area feel closed in. Here are a few tips for dividing up space in a more airy manner so that flow is uninterrupted.
1. Sheers
Hanging sheers can create some privacy between rooms without breaking up the space too much. Furthermore, if you hang sheers near windows, light can still pour into the entire space.
2. Fretwork screen
A fretwork screen is another ideal way to divide space. With the open patchwork design, the screen doesn't give off a bulky look. Not to mention, the mobility of a screen makes it a very convenient option for dividing space as you can move and store it easily.
3. Tall open shelves
A tall open shelving unit acts as extra storage space and a room divider when laid out across a room rather than against a wall. Use a shelving unit that has open spaces to reduce bulkiness.
4. Shorter shelves
A shorter shelving unit has a trifecta effect. Not only does it divide a room, but it provides storage space within the shelves, and also on the surface.
5. Using furniture
You can always breakup an open space using furniture. In the picture below, a sofa is laid out in a way that divides the dining area from the living area.
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