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Where good news and bad news show up
In the middle of last year, the Herald had a story in the Health & Wellbeing section about solanezumab, a drug candidate for Alzheimer's disease. The lead was
The first drug that slows down Alzheimer's disease could be available within three years after trials showed it prevented mental decline by a third.
Even at the time, that was an unrealistically hopeful summary. The actual news was that solanezumab had just failed in a clinical trial, and its manufacturers, Eli Lilly, were going to try again, in milder disease cases, rather than giving up.
That didn't work, either. The story is in the Herald, but now in the Business section. The (UK) Telegraph, where the Herald's good-news story came from, hasn't yet mentioned the bad news.
If you read the health sections of the media you'd get the impression that cures for lots of diseases are just around the corner. You shouldn't have to read the business news to find out that's not true.

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I added TrinmkkT and went with Skeelz.
Dwan and Greem convinced me to make it work. I'll publish a deck when I get the last card I need.
Skeelz is not really good for survivor, cause they give you the least help to win the game.
Attack manipulating clans are better: Sentinel has heavy reduction with Chloe and Miss Chloe, some ok power manipulation with Havok and cooper and the allmighty Hawk., Junkz have a bit of everything some great 4* (rowdy and Qubik) and very good 5* (DJ Korr Cr , Peeler, Neil, Haze, Uppers can be weak to soa with Nellie and Herman, but they have Jackie Cr.
You can also try power manipulating clans though All Stars can be a bit low on power, they are not to be underestimated, as you can bluff with their heavy damage. Bangers are great with the variety of 5* cards from Bodenpower, willie. Fixit and shann, they can aided by some superb 4* like blaaster and Vermyn N. And Ulu Watu have tanman, and his team hiki, stanley and lulabee.
Choose what fits your stlye best.
How cheap is your budget? And don't use Skeelz they are weak with no bonus helping them. More of a Type Elo Survivor clan.
Go Rescue all-out. Cheap and effective.
What should I get rid of in that deck? Opinions? I guess it is also an example of my budget. I won't get rid of Uranus or Graks though because I'd never be able to play T2 survivor if they ever went Cr. We all see the results they give.
I like the concept of Skeelz. They always do what they're supposed and perform consistently. Except for the revenge and confidence based cards, something 5*s don't suffer from. If they suck I'll sell them, no big.
I went with them because I remember seeing a deck that had survivor 40 with Caelus Cr. Also, Greem seems like a great card for survivor.
Caelus may be in Skeelz but there is a reason he went CR. He is a massive power reducer. By all means go Skeelz/Sak. Thomas/Eloxia/Caelus/Dwan But if you go Skeelz, i believe Caelus is a must.
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In all honesty I would sell Graksmxxt and buy different clans.
I would do the exact same thing as the above poster.
There is no way I'm selling these. I've seen way too many decks with these boasting a ton of wins.


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I've been quite busy gestating, giving birth to, and mothering a new person. Will I ever come back to this blog? Maybe if she (aka the baby) lets me. 🙂 I am incredibly blessed. Joy fills my heart.
I've been quite busy gestating, giving birth to, and mothering a new person. Will I ever come back to this blog? Maybe if she (aka the baby) lets me. 🙂 I am incredibly blessed. Joy fills my heart.
Since nothing says Martin Luther King, Jr Day quite like Martha Stewart, today is the perfect day to reflect on her wisdom. Each and every month I devour her magazine's sage advice and realize that yes, I can go even further down the spiral towards perfection and yes, I can spend even more money on household and kitchen stuff because without it, clearly, I am not a good person.
One new-ish feature in the Magazine, entitled From My Home to Yours, is penned by Martha herself. I often read it out loud to my husband so that we can mutually proclaim, "Well, at least we're not that intense." This column is by far the best glimpse of just how fine the line between perfection and instability really is. Especially recently, as she seems to be on quite the roller coaster of emotions and domesticity.
December 2008: Cookies Wrapped in the Spirit of the Season
One can never, ever say that a cookie is as good as it can be, because the addition of one little thing, such as a sprinkling of Maladon salt crystals or a teaspoon of Madagascar vanilla extract or a grating of fresh ginger instead of the store-bought powdered spice, can pretty much blow the taste buds away.
I have become somewhat of a faux-bois freak during the past few years, so the wood-grain design became central to this year's cookie theme. (emphasis mine)
Commentary: Perhaps it's only noteworthy to someone like me, an almost thirty-something professional who talks like an enthusiastic and dramatic teenager, but to read Martha use the phrase "pretty much blow away" (a la Napoleon Dynamite) and "freak" within two sentences made me laugh out loud. It had me convinced that she was lightening her voice and approach to her obsessions a bit, until the 2009 issues started arriving in my mailbox.
January 2009: My Matter-of-Fact, 10-Step Plan for Healthy Living
My day starts at 5:30 A.M…I shower, wash my hair, dress, and am out the door to the gym three houses away…
Commentary: Who showers and washes their hair before they work out? Clearly, she is a time traveler. I just don't know what else to say.
February 2009: Taking the Problems Out of Packing (AKA how to make everyone hate you when you travel)
I always watch my luggage like a hawk–I do not let hotel bellmen whisk it away for later delivery to my room. I stay with it and insist on accompanying it to my room. In taxis and limos, I watch how it is stored so that nothing is ever crushed or damaged.
Security Measure: Many luggage locks are forbidden under security regulations. So I tie the zipper pull tags on my suitcase together with a piece of waxed twine. That way, I can tell if it's been opened.
Commentary: Meanwhile, my suitcase is an ancient artifact from the thrift store that still has the grease pen price of $5.95 written on it. I have never seen a bellman. Nor have I been in a limo. I'd be so super afraid of dealing with any of Martha's luggage. OMG if you worked for the airline that accidentally broke her twine? The horror.
I still love Martha Stewart though. She has really helped me to enrich my life and the lives of those around me. I have four absolutely perfect words to conclude this post: Chewy Chocolate Ginger Cookies.
That is my New Year's resolution: to stop believing everything I read, to question authority more often, to consider the source, to check more than one source for verification, etc.
As a librarian, you'd think I'd already do a pretty good job at this, wouldn't you? Oh, but no. Someone once told me that Jimmy Carter was the only U.S. President to not be a Freemason and I believed it (perhaps my love for Mr. Carter clouded my discernment?). For the record, this is at best impossible to verify due t0 the secrecy of Freemasonry. At worst, it's totally wrong.
Yes, I am probably less gullible than your average person. But I want to stop reading something and automatically assuming it's the truth. How can I add an extra step to this process? How can I get my brain to slow down for a second and mull it over? Does the immediacy of the interwebs agitate this problem?
Want proof that you have this problem too (because I'm SURE you do)? It's simple. Read an article from a reputable source on a topic about something you really truly know almost everything about. It could be someone you personally know quite well, a topic that speaks intimately to your profession, an attribute of your lifestyle. Anything like that. And then listen to yourself gasp as you read error after error, half-truth after half-truth, incorrect term after incorrect term. Yes, the author gets the general point across and some do better than others but not without lots of painful errors.
It's great press and I'm so glad the article was written, but this is exactly what happened to me when I read this article about our department director. I could barely continue reading past the first line, where Helene is referred to as the Digital Initiatives Librarian. Unless they've changed something around here, this is not her job title. She is the Director of Digital Strategy. Contrary to popular belief, working at a library does not make you a librarian.
Sometimes it's a matter of old habits dying hard. For example, we've called ourselves Columbus Metropolitan Library for almost 20 years. Yet, the so-called reputable local media still to this day calls us the Columbus Public Library! I don't think that's ever been our official name. WTF.
So, if every article you read on a topic you're intimately familiar with is full of mistakes, doesn't that mean that every article you consider to be accurate and informative about something new to you is actually lying to you? Beware of what you read! It could be misleading you.
(Old School Librarians may want to skip this paragraph). Perhaps this is why I almost always find Wikipedia to be the most accurate source. Rather than a journalist or commentator on a soapbox getting a little carried away and failing to check the facts, it's a consortia of lots of people correcting each other's little errors over time.
Something my husband often says: "Always trust the historian, never trust the journalist." Yes, he's a biased social studies teacher…but don't you think he's on to something here? You may think this is about bashing journalists. It's not. My point is: the onus is on us, as learners and consumers of information, to pause and consider: Is this really true? We live in a culture of the short view. We are too impatient to wait for the long view, the view that often comes with more accuracy.
I hope I can keep my resolution to integrate the long view and the pause button into my information consumption habits. Wish me luck! Also, I hope there is an ever-growing pool of good public service librarians out there who are modeling this behavior to their customers and encouraging them to do the same.
A few month's ago, our director told me that I remind him of the girl in these commercials.
I lied. This is my last Learn & Play post. Those Rainbow Brite accessories normally live at my desk but they decided to make an appearance in the video.
Now you know what I do all day.
This is my last Learn & Play post, my last thing. I can't believe it! It seems like it went by much too quickly. I am so happy for the process, because it has brought me out of the depths of blurkerdom and into the heights of participation. For me, it was the perfect amount of accountability. Not to mention the virtual camaraderie that this journey has cooked up at CML — thanks to Twitter, etc. I now know my colleagues better. Like the first Care Bears movie, it's kind of adorable.
Now, the challenge is to keep it up: to maintain my professional presence on the interwebs. (Should "professional" and "interwebs" be used in the same sentence?). Can I do that? Egotistically assuming I have been already, can I be terribly witty and impressive in the long haul? Only time will tell….


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Where a British Dependent Territories citizen had mistakenly been informed that he was deemed to be a British citizen and that it was open to him to apply for a British passport, the Home Secretary's subsequent decision that he was an illegal entrant, without giving him the opportunity to make representations, could not be upheld.
Mr Justice McCullough allowed the applicant's application for judicial review of the decision of the Home Secretary that he was an illegal entrant.
The applicant was born a citizen of the United Kingdom and Colonies in Pakistan. When the British Nationality Act 1991 came into force he became a British Dependent Territories citizen with no right of abode in the United Kingdom.
He arrived in the United Kingdom in February 1992 and presented his United Kingdom passport, which correctly described his status and stated that he was subject to immigration control. The applicant believed, however, that he was entitled to enter and depart from the United Kingdom as he pleased.
Pending inquiry into his claim to such a right he was granted temporary admission. On 28 May 1992 he received a letter from the Chief Immigration Officer, saying that as he was deemed to be a British citizen it was open to him to apply for a British passport which defined him thus.
In July 1992 the applicant applied for registration as a British citizen. In February 1994 he received a further letter telling him that the information in the previous letter had been incorrect. He did not meet the requirements of section 4(2) of the 1981 Act as he had not been in the United Kingdom for most of the qualifying period of five years prior to the receipt of his application, which had therefore been refused. It was, however, open to him to reapply for registration when he could meet the statutory requirements.
The applicant then applied for a two year Commonwealth holiday visa. In response he received a letter telling him that he was an illegal entrant and that he should make arrangements to return to Pakistan.
Robert de Mello (Elisabeth Davidge, Birmingham) for the applicant; Eleanor Grey (Treasury Solicitor) for the Home Secretary.
Mr Justice McCullough said that it had been submitted for the applicant that the letter of 28 May 1992, though incapable of giving rise to a legitimate expectation that he would be granted British citizenship, gave rise to a legitimate expectation that he would be able to remain the United Kingdom and would not be treated as an illegal entrant without being given the opportunity to make representations.
Further, given the letter of 28 May, the decision to treat him as an illegal entrant was either unfair, in that it was taken without his having first been given the opprtunity to make representations, or Wednesbury unreasonable in that it was so unconscionably harsh that no reasonable Home Secretary could have made it.
It had been submitted for the Home Secretary that the doctrine of legitimate expectation required that a person who had acted on the faith of a representation must demonstrate that he had suffered detriment in consequence.
However, a legitimate expectation had been founded in the absence of detriment: see R v Secretary of State for the Home Department, ex p Ruddock [1987] 1 WLR 1482, and R v Secretary of State for the Home Department, ex p Khan [1984] 1 WLR 1337.
The doctrine of legitimate expectation was founded in fairness, and there were observations in the authorities which stressed that fairness required that an authority, before departing from a previously announced statement of policy, should afford a hearing to those affected. If fairness demanded that when public pronouncements were made, why should it demand less when the statement was made to the only individual affected by it? Whether one regarded what had happened as a breach of fairness, or as the denial of a legitimate expectation, or as a decision taken beyond the bounds of reasonableness, it was a decision which should be quashed.
When the matter was reconsidered it was to be hoped that the Home Secretary might find it possible to allow the applicant to remain for such longer period as might be necessary to bring him within the requirements of section 4 of the British Nationality Act 1981.


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Pateros schools hit with $2.25 million in fire damages
PATEROS — It will be no easy task to prepare the Pateros School District for the first day of school this year.
That day — originally scheduled for Sept. 1 — has been delayed to Sept. 10 while school officials work to fix damages from the Carlton Complex fires, and attempt to contact parents of students who lost homes in the fire.
So far, $2.25 million in smoke, water and fire damages to school buildings been identified, said Superintendent Lois…


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Which Joe gave his name to 'sloppy joes'? We look at five interesting sandwiches and their lexical origins.
Definition of munition in English:
plural noun
munitionsMilitary weapons, ammunition, equipment, and stores.
'reserves of nuclear, chemical, and conventional munitions''munition factories'as modifier 'a munitions expert'- 'The Japanese navy maximized these characteristics by developing thin-skinned shells, allowing a far greater percentage of the munition's weight to be made of explosives, which produced a much greater bursting effect.'
- 'This base will also serve as administrative headquarters and contain warehouses to store munitions.'
- 'The main line of its improvement should be a rational integration of munition factories and a reduction in their total number through conversion and restructuring.'
- 'About 28 percent of the United States Air Forces in Europe's munitions are stored at the site.'
- 'The Selectable Lightweight Attack Munition is an Army war reserve modernization munition designed to defeat vehicles and light armored targets.'
- 'Increased Irish emigration to Britain during the 1940s supplied navvies, nurses, clerks, policemen and munition workers.'
- 'At roughly the same time, military orders for depleted uranium munitions stopped too.'
- 'If not handled properly, these munitions can kill Air Force personnel and destroy equipment.'
- 'Therefore, it should be possible to develop a similar precision munition for rocket artillery.'
- 'Such systems require specialized support equipment and munitions uncommon in the Air Force.'
- 'From 1914, he applied them to the war effort, helping to clear production bottlenecks in munition factories.'
- 'In their civilian jobs, they work for a contractor clearing weapons ranges of unexploded munitions.'
- 'Yet there is a danger that the use of cluster bombs and depleted uranium munitions will puncture all his talk of humanitarian action.'
- 'And he took some munitions workers, some women who worked in munition plants in the United States.'
- 'As far as business is concerned, a munitions order from the government is much like an order from a private customer.'
- 'We are testing an MLRS rocket in which we have replaced the rocket's individual submunitions with a single explosive munition and have matched it with a guidance system.'
- 'The convoys were carrying arms, munitions and other equipment vital for the Russian Red Army, in their battle against the Nazis.'
- 'Weapons, munitions and other equipment were all produced to support naval operations.'
- 'Dual-purpose, improved conventional munitions were the munition of choice for killing tanks and personnel in the open.'
- 'Using metal scrap and the steel swarf turned out from munition factories, blending in nickel, vanadium and manganese they created the high-speed tool steels that the arms factories were crying out for.'
bullets, shells, projectiles, missiles, rounds, shot, slugs, cartridges, rockets, bombs, storesView synonyms
[WITH OBJECT]Supply with munitions.
Late Middle English (denoting a granted right or privilege): from French, from Latin munitio(n-) 'fortification', from munire 'fortify or secure'.
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I can't guarantee that this weeks blog will have anything to do with quilting but it will have to do with surviving chaos!!! LOL Which may in the long benefit you!
Being a quilter in Central Oregon is heaven! We have 9 shops all within a 45 minute drive and they all have their own appeal. And now, I have added Portland to my quilting life! I will be sharing my shopping, projects, mistakes, successes and travels...all things quilt!...so come join me in my world of quilting, books, movies and restaurants!
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
La Famille
The bridal shower was wonderful. Held in the back yard of the maid of honor's mother in Lake Oswego. It was heart warming to see those that gathered to celebrate Emily's marriage. And, truth be told it was heart warming to hear how all of Emily's family and friends loved my son Connor. We always thought he was special...but it is always wonderful to hear that others recognize what a special guy he is!
So you understand how great Emily is...she didn't want people spending more money on her and Connor and chose to have a recipe shower...where everyone shared their favorite recipes with them!
....and here are 2 of the flower girls...their older sister was not able to attend...but these little girls are some of my favorite people! They were breaking in their flower girl shoes! lol
AWWW...and my little guy was so sweet during the shower and then fell asleep....in the arms of my DIL
My son had to work but the family went out shopping with me!!! Power shoppers we were!!!
At the hotel my grandson and Enzo were practicing for Dancing With The Stars...although I have never seen this show...I know they would win!!!
I can't guarantee that this weeks blog will have anything to do with quilting but it will have to do with surviving chaos!!! LOL Which may in the long benefit you!
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My costume progress and eventually debut of Professor McGonagall in her yule ball robe!
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Is there any way to watch the original video that featured this kit. This helps but I wanted to see all of the suggested projects. Thanks
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PSV have confirmed launching a bid to take Brazilian defender Alex on loan from Chelsea.
Alex is reportedly unsettled at Stamford Bridge, but PSV's approach was rebuffed.
"We contacted Chelsea, but the answer was clear: they don't want to let him go under any circumstances," PSV director Jan Reker told Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf.
Alex, who played at PSV from 2004 to 2007, has become discontented at Chelsea after being left on the sidelines for much of this season, with Branislav Ivanovic often preferred in place of the injured Ricardo Carvalho.


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Great Northern Railway Research and Archives New! GNRHS and NPRHA
jointly operate large archival facilities in St. Paul, MN and Burien, WA. For years volunteer crews have been painstakingly cataloging hundreds of
thousands of documents, drawings, photos and artifacts. Indexes and scans of some of these materials are available on
the web at
You'll find so far: This project is built on years of efforts by dozens of people, including
everyone who's ever donated materials or archived, scanned, catalogued,
remodeled, or otherwise helped preserve the railroads' historical materials. The
technology's role here is simply to "bring that work to light" – to make it
broadly available to members, researchers and the public worldwide. "Thank you"
to all involved. Genealogy Continue Your Search The Joint Archives physically reside at Jackson Street Roundhouse in St. Paul, MN and the Pacific Northwest Railroad Archive in Burien, WA,
and comprise hundreds of thousands of files, drawings, books, photos and physical artifacts. These items are old, often delicate, and irreplaceable,
so both locations are "closed-stack libraries" and visits require an advance appointment. All serious researchers are welcome; preference is given to
NPRHA & GNRHS members. For NP research questions, email firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit the excellent NPRHA Research website.
The Minnesota Historical Society has a wealth of information on the GN Railway
including an enormous collection of official GN documents, with excellent finding aids here. They also maintain the Hill Family papers. Their address is: 345 Kellogg
Boulevard West, Saint Paul, MN 55102-1906. Phone 651-259-3000 or 800-657-3773 (toll free).
Phone ahead or check their website for hours, they are typically closed on Mondays.
The late Max Ulver built a database of libraries, museums and historical societies which have
Great Northern-related resources available: http://www.gnrhs.org/gn_resources.htm
For inquiries about property records, it is best to contact Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway directly.


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Guess who's got a new item in her Etsy shop??
No, really, guess . . .
I'm waiting . . .
Okay, fine - some people like guessing games you know. . . but obviously you're not one of them so I'll just go ahead and tell you.
It's me!
I've actually got 5 new items in the shop. Granted, they're all variations of the same product but hey, progress has been made!
I think they're adorable and would be a perfect gift for a soon to be mom or someone who just really likes animals that wear hats, or shirts with no pants, or overalls with no shirts - what the hell?!
Really I'd like to think that anyone who enjoys vintage children's book illustrations would like one of these cute little keychains.
I'm glad I finally found a use for some of the older vintage books I've picked up at garage sales and flea markets. These weren't in the best of shape but since the images are small I was able to rescue and preserve some of them on these little wooden cubes.
Click my Etsy link on the side to check them out in the shop if you'd like.
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
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- Chips and Salsa with Beans said...
Ok, so this post cracked me up too!
So either...
1) you are just hecka funny
2) I am deliriously tired
I'm going with number 1 because its only 8 at night and I'm really funny, so I KNOW funny. - September 9, 2013 at 8:26 PM
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Website of Ken Rahmoeller -- fantasy author, chemist, and lover of all things Hogwarts (Photo Courtesy of Scarluuk)
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
The Insecure Writer and Taking The Plunge
Today is March's contribution to Alex Cavanaugh's Insecure Writers Support Group.
What makes me an Insecure Writer this month?
My decision to begin work on a manuscript that could, theoretically, be publishable at some point.
If you've kept up with this blog the last two and a half years, you'll know I've been teaching myself to write fiction by writing a story set in Hogwarts, the school of magic invented by J.K. Rowling. But while I've learned a lot about writing during the last 3+ years I've spent on that story, it's dawned on me that there is nothing wrong with learning about writing while working on something I can actually publish. In other words, I no longer plan on waiting until my fan fic story is finished before I start exploring my own story worlds.
Why am I doing this now? The answer, quite simply, is a matter of patience (or lack thereof). It's hard to hear about other writers* querying and hooking up with agents when I haven't even started writing anything that could be queried. Finding critique partners and beta readers can be difficult (and even a little embarrassing) when all you have is fan fic. (I already have two CPs who don't mind fan fiction, but I could always use more.) And I can't imagine submitting fan fic for an excerpt critique. And the only way I'm going to solve these problems is by taking the plunge.
I've had a story in the back of my mind for over a year now; full of magic, castles, and fourteen-year-olds risking their lives in bizarre and entertaining ways. I attempted to write this story during NaNoWriMo last November, but I only hit 25k words before I conceded the outline needed massive amounts of help and shut everything down. But over the last several months I've reworked the plot and feel ready to try again. My new end of year goal? Finish both the final draft of my fan fiction story and the first draft of my new story. My CP is going to be busy. Sorry Sher.
Deep down, I know that as long as I stick to just writing fan fiction, I'm settling for the safe and easy road. I'll never have to query or send pages out to an agent. So if I want to push myself as a writer, this is the next step.
BTW, for those of you looking for critique partners or beta readers, scoot right on over to the Falling for Fiction website. They've got a match-making service going on this month called The Matchelor. I'll definitely be signing up!
*BTW, congratulations to Juliana Brandt. I'm jealous in a supportive kind of way.:)
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Shades of Grey began as Twilight Fan Fic, perhaps your Hogwarts story can be adapted. Enough place name and characters changed that it will appeal to JK's audience without stealing her copyrighted ideas? Just a thought. And 25k in one month is a big accomplishment!
ReplyDeleteGood for you for pushing yourself. That's the only way to grow and hone your craft! I have faith you can finish your two projects - best of luck and get working!
ReplyDeleteGood for you. And it's true, you have to write a book if you want to get one published. Best of luck! You can do it.
ReplyDeleteIt is the next logical step, but that doesn't make the step any smaller. (And 25K is nothing to sneeze at, btw.) But yeah, turn those 14yo kids loose and let's see what happens. :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome decision. And everything we write makes us better writers and not one word is truly wasted. Good luck on your writing adventure!
ReplyDeleteI think your plan makes sense. I often have more than one story in progress. You might find it nice to have two going... if you hit a road block on one, you can switch to the other. Best of luck to you.
ReplyDeleteKen, that's great! I wondered what was holding you back from working on both. I met someone at writer's conference who might want to crit with you once she's revised her opening. And that was just from hearing you wrote Hogwarts fanfiction. I'm excited for you.
After critique group today, we had a discussion on story structure and decided that's my weakness vs. the plot. I keep leaving out important information that leads to a lack of tension. I think you can help me with that.Hi, Ken,
Nice to meet you. FANTASTIC header!
LOVE the whole HP world. Nothing wrong with taking lessons from a fantasy/world building expert. I sort have did the same thing when I wrote my first m/g fantasy novel. I did build my own world but I drew many of Rowling's insights into my work.
CONGRATS on your world. IT sound AMAZING. Jump right in and get to it. You need to get your work into the right hands. IT's obvious you have a passion and TALENT for it.
All the best!


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The Huntress Neglects Her Children
Catching the thoughts of her overgrown front lawn Loretta tumbles into hammock and Bailey's her eyes on.
On Diana who shoots with two arms lets them rest at her sides fingertips tickling clover and mother-of-thyme.
She remembers two girls playing in a kitchen a pilot with cirrhosis hunched over an oven being lit. A sticky day at Fremont, the parade of campers didn't stop.
Stop at Mary's little church where Loretta once worshipped before her father arching low knees bent open to TV reception.
Receptive to smoke the Last Pioneer Woman of the West pulls on her cigarette
"I didn't know you were trying to save those wolves. We'll cut the horns off those elk and sell them tomorrow."
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OK, I have to add this to yesterday's post (on Facebook) about my position on Apple's refusal to create a back door to hack their own products. If you haven't read it, Tim Cook's position is here:
It's a long story, so I won't go into all the details here, but I personally had an iPhone 4 that we owned get COMPLETELY LOCKED by Apple because we forgot the password. It was a brick, completely useless. For the year prior it worked but we were completely locked out of iCloud. Yes, I was mad, frustrated, and after talking to three Apple supervisors, I told them that this was "the most un-Apple thing I've ever come across".
But in the end, I also told them "if I've learned one thing from this experience, it is how good Apple's security is!"
And because of this, I went to Apple headquarters in November and purchased Apple's costliest iPhone. I have many passwords and most of my credit cards on this iPhone, as well as my iPad and Apple computers. I know Apple would t dare offer to store this information with millions of clients if they couldn't guarantee the security.
Have you ever had a credit card replaced because the information that the credit card company has was compromised?
The U.S. government has already proven that it can't be trusted with our personal data with the NSA mess. Again, I applaud Apple for it's stance. APPLE IS NOT REFUSING TO SHARE INFORMATION IT HAS! They are simply refusing to compromise the privacy of millions of customers. It's not a matter of just one iPhone, because if they do this once, it creates a precedent for hundreds and thousands of requests.


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Detroit's Cliff Robinson battles Orlando's Drew Gooden last night in Game 2 of their first-round playoff series. The Pistons, who led by as many as 22 points in the second quarter, never trailed in the game.
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AUBURN HILLS, Mich. -The Detroit Pistons vowed they would do a better job of defending against Tracy McGrady in Game 2 of their first-round NBA playoff series with Orlando.
The Central Division champions all but said they might even resort to gang-tackling the league's leading scorer if necessary to limit his points.
A more physical defensive strategy against McGrady didn't quite work the way the Pistons had planned.
McGrady poured in a career-playoff high 46 points but the Pistons pulled out an 89-77 victory before a sellout crowd of 22,076 at The Palace.
"It worked out for us,'' Detroit Pistons coach Rick Carlisle said. "Our plan was to make McGrady work hard and take out their second scoring options.''
McGrady, who made 16 of 26 shots (4 of 9 3-pointers), met the challenge by improving upon his 43-point effort in Game 1 of the series. However, the 6-8 all-star guard ended up as the only player on the Magic roster to score in double figures. Andrew DeClercq was Orlando's second-leading scorer with nine points.
Detroit found balanced scoring with its offense. Richard Hamilton paced the Pistons with a team-high 30 points and was one of five players to finish in double figures. Chauncey Billups added 15 points while Corliss Williamson finished with 13. Clifford Robinson and Ben Wallace added 10 apiece.
"Orlando plays really hard and posed matchup nightmares,'' Carlisle said. "The key for us is we played really hard and we did what we needed to do to win.''
Even though McGrady seemed to score at will most of the night, there was a stretch midway through the third quarter when Pistons rookie Tayshaun Prince came off the bench for the first time in the playoffs and made his presence felt against McGrady.
Prince's defensive effort, which caused McGrady to force up a few shots that were well off the mark, helped the Pistons take a 70-61 lead into the fourth quarter.
"Tayshaun made a huge difference for us in the second half,'' Carlisle said. "His length is a factor against McGrady.
"Certainly he'll be a factor for us for the rest of the series.''
Prince, known for his scoring ability while at Kentucky, said he was ready when Carlisle called his number to match up defensively against one of the game's top scorers.
"We hope he doesn't continue to shoot the way he's been shooting,'' Prince said. "The only thing you can do is try to contest him and hope he misses.''
His teammates recognized and fed off his effort while playing 17 minutes of the second half.
"He did great," said Chucky Atkins, referring to Prince. "I can't express how happy I am for him. He didn't score any points but he came in and really helped defend against McGrady.''
Orlando coach Doc Rivers said the Pistons played more physical in Game 2 than they did in Game 1. He thought McGrady was hit consistently by the Pistons and probably deserved to get a few more foul shots (10 of 11) than he actually ended up with.
Nevertheless, the Magic heads back to Orlando (1-1) thinking more about finding help for McGrady on offense than being concerned about Detroit's pushing and shoving.
NOTE: At halftime, the Pistons honored Earl Lloyd, who will be inducted this year into the Basketball Hall of Fame. Lloyd became the first black player in the NBA in 1950. He played for the Pistons from 1958-60 and coached them in the early 1970s, after being the first black NBA assistant coach in 1968.


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i like to take photos in airports sometimes, or on the plane looking out the window. when it's the latter, people will sometimes look at me like i'm crazy, pointing my camera out the window during a flight. but i think they are the crazy ones — you are 30,000 feet in the air, above the earth, and you can almost always see something amazing. look out your window! the view is incredible and awe-inspiring and even when all you can see is the texture and pattern of the clouds below you, that is still enough. and it's pretty much the only romantic thing left about flying these days. so i savor it.
(my all-time favorite airplane photo is, of course, this photo by eggleston)
March 30, 2011 2:31 pm
people look at me like i am crazy all the time, when i take photos, wherever it is!
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March 30, 2011 3:52 pm
I love this post. Perfect thoughts and photographs to accompany them.
March 30, 2011 7:21 pm
I agree with you, taking photos out a plane window is awesome, there is so much going on that you don't get to see every day.
And people do look at me like I'm crazy which kind of makes me want to not do it. It has also happened to me on trains and I didn't want people to think I'm crazy so I took them quickly and underexposed by accident.
jasmine permalinkMarch 30, 2011 9:53 pm
i find airports all big and scary, but your photos them seem a just that little bit friendlier :) have you ever seen the film The Terminal?
March 31, 2011 3:54 pm
I completely agree. I can gaze out of an airplane window for hours, watching the landscape below me shift.
April 7, 2011 10:28 pm
I LOVE photos out of plane windows. I constantly do, and can never get enough of the different cloud photos I create. It always drives me crazy when people have window seats and they pull the shades down for the whole journey and not once look out, they are missing such a special treat. I often think of people who have never had the chance to fly and think it is sad that they haven't witnessed the simple joy of seeing the clouds and the world from this angle.
Here is one favourite flickr photos from inside a plane that you may like, not of clouds but still lovely.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/meganleonard/4554854425/in/faves-batakue/ -
Daphne Tay permalinkApril 13, 2011 3:12 pm
This post is breathtaking, and I totally agree with you that it's such a shame not to take shots in the plane! I do that all the time.
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Methylene Blue to Treat Vasoplegia due to a Severe Protamine Reaction: A Case Report
Dina L. Lutjen, CRNA, MS
Karri L. Arndt, CRNA, DNP
Protamine sulfate is used during coronary artery bypass graft surgery to reverse the anticoagulating effects of heparin. This case report describes a woman who after cardiac bypass experienced a severe protamine reaction with profound hypotension, which was unresponsive to volume resuscitation and vasopressor therapy. The authors state a review of the pathophysiologic characteristics associated with vasoplegia and the pharmacodynamics of methylene blue will potentially enable anesthesia providers to use this lifesaving drug when needed.
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Methylene blue, protamine reaction, vasoplegic syndrome.
Utilization of a Massive Transfusion Protocol During Liver Lobe Resection: A Case Report
Bryan Tune, CRNA, DNP
The implementation of a massive transfusion protocol (MTP) in acute care facilities that manage traumatically injured and hemorrhagic patients has shown strong evidence in improving patient outcomes. The author of this case report says the availability of an MTP in his institution allowed for rapid resuscitation of a patient with an acute vascular hemorrhage. In analyzing the current data on the benefits of an MTP, the author concludes that it behooves anesthesia providers to question whether such a protocol exists in their institution.
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Fresh frozen plasma, massive transfusion protocol, platelets, red blood cells, resuscitation.
Implementation of an Evidence-Based Extubation Checklist to Reduce Extubation Failure in Patients With Trauma: A Pilot Study
William O. Howie, CRNA, DNP, MS, CCRN
Richard P. Dutton, MD, MBA
This prospective, case-controlled observational study assessed whether an evidence-based extubation checklist would increase anesthesia providers' documentation of standardized extubation criteria and reduce the occurrence of preventable extubation failures in the early postoperative period. The authors report the results of this project indicate an extubation checklist may positively influence provider documentation of evidence-based criteria for extubation, as well as reduce the occurrence of preventable extubation failures.
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Skin Electrical Resistance Does Not Change Following Infraclavicular Block
Amit Lehavi, MD
Alexander Kiorescu, MD
Philippe Abecasis, MD
Arkady Baskevitch, MD
Yeshayahu (Shai) Katz, MD, DSC
The infraclavicular approach to block nerve conduction in the brachial plexus is a common technique of regional anesthesia for surgery of the forearm and hand. The authors studied 20 patients undergoing hand surgery under infraclavicular brachial plexus block and found that no statistically significant change in the electrical resistance of the skin was observed during 20 minutes after placement of the block. These results strongly suggest that the electrical resistance of the skin cannot be used to predict a successful infraclavicular block.
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High-Fidelity Simulation for Continuing Education in Nurse Anesthesia
M. Roseann Cannon-Diehl, CRNA, DNP
Susan M. Rugari, RN, PhD, CNS
Terri S. Jones, CRNA, DNP
A revolution in continuing education is occurring, and simulation is a key component. In this research article, the authors explore the usefulness of high-fidelity simulation (HFS) as a valuable tool for continuing education and report the results of a needs assessment conducted among 22 practicing nurse anesthetists. Information from this needs assessment could be used as a foundation for further research and educational planning at the local, state, and national levels related to using HFS for continuing education.
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Anesthesia for the Adult Patient With an Unrepaired Congenital Cyanotic Heart Defect: A Case Report
Marianne S. Cosgrove, CRNA, DNAP, APRN
Adult congenital heart disease, previously considered a rare comorbidity, is increasingly becoming a reality for today's anesthesia providers. Despite successful surgical repair or palliation, these individuals present the anesthesia provider with a multitude of challenges. Individualized care of these fragile patients should be approached with a keen understanding of the patient's underlying cardiac anomaly. This case report chronicles the anesthetic care of a woman presenting for left-sided ureteroscopy with laser lithotripsy and stent placement.
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Shared Experiences of CRNAs Who Were on Duty in New Orleans During Hurricane Katrina
Marjorie A. Geisz-Everson, CRNA, PhD
Dianne Dodd-McCue, DBA
Marsha Bennett, RN, DNS, APRN, ACRN
The purpose of this focused ethnography was to describe the shared experiences of Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) who were on duty in New Orleans, Louisiana, during Hurricane Katrina, as well as to elucidate the psychosocial impact the storm had on them. The authors conclude that the results of this study should be used to guide policies regarding disaster activation of CRNAs, to educate CRNAs on preparing for disaster duty, and to provide a framework for future disaster studies regarding CRNAs.
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A Preventive Intervention for Rising Intraocular Pressure: Development of the Molloy/Bridgeport Anesthesia Associates Observation Scale
Bonnie Molloy, CRNA, PhD, APRN
There is increasing interest in monitoring intraocular pressure (IOP) during surgery in steep Trendelenburg position because of reported incidents of postoperative visual loss (POVL). The aim of this study was to develop an observation scale that correlated with statistically significant changes in intraoperative patients' IOP. The scale is named the Molloy/Bridgeport Anesthesia Observation Scale (MBOS). It could be used with no cost and minimal training to assess the need for treatment interventions to prevent a rise in IOP levels and potentially prevent POVL.
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LCDR Ryan Nations, CRNA, MS, NC, USN
LT Orlando Rivera, CRNA, MSN, NC, USN
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Placement of an epidural catheter in parturients can be challenging because the anatomic changes of pregnancy may make it difficult to palpate an ideal insertion point or detect loss of resistance. Preprocedural ultrasonography (U/S-P) is reported to facilitate placement of epidural catheters in parturients. This course offers a state-of-the-science review and some practical tips on the use of U/S-P to facilitate epidural catheter placement during labor. The authors suggest this technique may improve the efficacy of epidural catheter placement during labor in certain populations; however, they also acknowledge areas where further research is needed.
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Every once in a while the debate over barbed vs. barbless hooks rears it's ugly head. This can often lead to heated exchanges between individuals with differing views/opinions, usually with no factual basis other than personal experience. Well, we finally have some objectively collected data to truly consider the costs/benefits of fly fishing with barbless hooks. A new study in the North American Journal of Fisheries Management, a peer-reviewed scientific journal that is well respected in the field of fisheries management, has just published a study on the 'catch efficiency' (CE) of fly fishing for trout in California using barbed and barbless hooks. http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/02755947.2013.769920 In the interest of self education I encourage you all to read it. I found it very interesting. If you cannot access it, PM me with your email and I will pass it along.
"Results show that anglers using barbless flies landed proportionately less trout than when they used barbed flies." Not having read past the Abstract, the questions that first come to mind; First, angler skill/ability. Second, flow rate of water fish were played/retrieved in. I'm also not ready to start measuring the success of the day in factors like 'catch efficiency." That's missing the point - pun intended.
Derek: read beyond the abstract to see the nuances like angler experience, etc. If you take the time to read it I think many of your questions will be answered.
Interesting report, and matches my own rough approximation. Maybe I think the same as Derek, but to me landing the fish is just a bonus. The main goal I have is fooling a fish into hitting my fly. Hooking and landing them are just a pleasant aperitif & dessert. Though I have to admit I hate being skunked. So, I guess I stand by the above AFTER the first fish is landed. Anyway, I use 100% barbless hooks, but not just to help protect fish. It also protects me from my own fumbles. Just last summer I back-cast a fly into the top of my rod hand due to a stiff breeze causing my fly line to drift back into me. I just popped it out and kept fishing. If it had been a barbed hook, I might have had to visit a doctor to have it removed (as I've had to do twice in my life). Now I also have 3 young boys who have just started to fish. You can imagine the four of us crowded into our Derek Young-supplied Streamtech raft, rods and lures/flies flailing, kids forgetting the instruction to watch the back cast, then hitting each other and daddy -- and you bet your bottom dollar it's barbless all around in that boat.
Thanks for the heads up on the article! So every angler was given a 4 hour fishing block, divided into 8 30 minute segments. For 4 of the segments they angler blindly used a barbed fly and the other 4 a barbless fly. Having every angler in both groups can eliminate the concern about variability between groups in regards to angler skill. I think the study is well designed and well done. I would suspect that most of us already thought that using barbless hooks decreased our catch efficiency. I personally think the benefits of using a barbless hook, easier on fish, faster hook removal, easier to remove from my skin when I accidentally hook myself, never in violation of tackle regulations, far outweigh the few extra fish that I might have caught with a barbed hook.
I'd love to read it and see which variables they controlled for, but I'm probably not going to pay $26 to do so.I do think that angler satisfaction is an important aspect for policymakers to consider, I just think it would be difficult to draw conclusions as to angler satisfaction based upon catch efficiency. Not that I'm saying the article states this, as I also haven't read past the abstract.
Legally use barbed or barbless hooks as you'd like. It makes no difference to me so I don't try to convince anyone to use one hook over another.
There is no debate for me. Barbless is and will continue to be the right way for me for reasons only important to me.
I'd also like to read the article, but not for $26. If someone has it and will email it to salmo_g@hotmaildotcom, with a . in place of the dot, I'd appreciate it. Sg
I've had barbed hooks taken out of me and I have pulled barbless hooks out of myself. The barbless hooks came out a lot cleaner than the barbed did.. I seem to stick a fly in my hand and fingers almost every time I go out. Here in Montana you don't need to pinch your barbs down, but I do out of practice.
I didn't read the study at all, not even the abstract. Doesn't interest me in the slightest. Post the study over on gamefishin.com. Those guys will have a field day with the study no matter what conclusions it suggests.


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Thanks for the reply, DH, but I have one more question for you: Is that car your daily driver, a cruiser, race car, or combination of any of these?
I have never had a problem with Mr. Gasket, nor have I ever heard of anyone having a problem.
I've used their header gaskets with success, but I agree with DV, it seems the rest of the line (ex gaskets) is pretty junky. One of their alternator mounting brackets cost me a motor. The bracket broke where it hooks over the header bolt, the alternator tipped forward, the belt dropped, that belt jammed in the AC belt, bent the Water Pump shaft and tossed the AC belt. No water pump. I was cruisin' up I5 on a warm Saturday evening, near Coalinga. Radio up high, windows open, enjoying the '69 Vette. Noticed a loss in power. Pulled over. Motor died. Permanently. My wife and waited 3 hours, without seeing a highway patrolman. I would up thumbing it for miles to the nearest "oasis". Yeah, I failed to notice the motor overheating. But Mr. Gasket failed to make an alternator mount that would survive. This was the third one I've broken, the first to cost me an engine, and the last piece of Mr. Gasket junk I'll ever buy.
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Ah, I was looking in the wrong places. Thanks!
At one time, MR. GASKET was a quality vendor/supplier. It was bought out (as many quality companies are) and went mainly CHI-COM for their parts and accessories. If you are looking for shiny stuff, just buy from AUTOZONE or wherever.
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They're both known to wear bow ties and they both have a certain way with the ladies but Skyfall director Sam Mendes believes that James Bond has something else similar to the Doctor.
Speaking to Collider.com the American Beauty director singled out the Doctor's ability to change as something that he's always loved about the long running series calling Bonds various incarnations a 'regeneration' rather than an 'evolution'.
"I feel it's like Doctor Who – there's a geek answer – I was brought up on the idea of Doctor Who, who at the end of his final episode, he dissolves and a new actor pops up.
He regenerates and it's a whole other character: sometimes it's an old man, sometimes it's a young man, but he just changes. I've always loved that idea."
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Which to a large degree is true. The character of Bond was never really front and centre of any of the changes of actor – other than to proclaim that this was the best Bond ever.
On Her Majesty's Secret Service was the first film to build the film around the character of Bond – mostly out of fear that no one would pay to see a Connery-less Bond film. The only moment of weakness was the God awful 'this never happened to the other fellow' line.
The indecision cost the film in the end and it wasn't until Casino Royale that Bond was placed back at the centre of his own film franchise.
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