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The answer is no. The peace process is stalled, but it is stalled at a non-lethal stage in Ireland's recent history. There is no short- or medium-term likelihood of a resumption of the killing. But if things are not dangerous, they are very frustrating. And if, as Yeats wrote, "too long a sacrifice can make a stone of the heart", then too long a period of frustration could one day lead to violence.
It is all the more frustrating because for a while real progress seemed imminent - an international commission on the decommissioning of weapons looked likely to begin its work, alongside a parallel process of preliminary talks, leading eventually to all-party talks. Weapons would be talked about - and the future of the province would be talked about. Great.
The sticking point turned out to be the old one of whether or not any talks could happen without the IRA (and loyalist paramilitaries) making some concrete gesture by surrendering a portion of their arsenals. The British government said no, the Irish government disagreed.
For all the rhetoric and editorialising, one thing must be borne in mind: the issue of the decommissioning of weapons is not, as some are describing it, a "fundamental matter of principle". True, it has highly symbolic value for both republicans and Unionists, but the real principle at stake is the actual use of force to coerce people against their will. If some are prepared to use such force, they will always be able to get the weapons.
Britain, rightly heeding the sensibilities of the Unionists (especially with an election pending for the leadership of the Ulster Unionist Party), clearly calculates that a tough position may be able to wring path-smoothing surrenders of some weapons on the part of the IRA. John Bruton and Dick Spring have a different analysis. They are worried that even were Gerry Adams to agree to such a surrender, it would provoke a split within the republican movement. And everybody agrees that such a split would be the quickest route to renewed terrorism.
No one (except, perhaps, a number of belligerent republicans) knows who is right about this. Suffice it to say that British intelligence about the internal state of play in the IRA has not been noted for its past triumphs. But somehow or other a final judgement will have to be made. And if, as seems most likely, Sir Patrick Mayhew and John Major are eventually persuaded that Mr Adams cannot deliver the sought-after gesture, they will have to find some way of finessing their change of heart. When this happens, those who support the peace process must stand ready to defend the Government from the inevitable cries of "treason".
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Demo'd these skis at Crystal Mtn. WA at the Sturtevant's demo day. Sunny day with packed powder and groomers that softened as the day progressed.
Me: 6'0" @172lbs.
Current skis: Rossi S3 - 186cm & Fischer Bix Stix - 186cm.
I've never skied the Kastle skis before, so I was interested to finally pop the cherry on the BMX105's. They come in 173, 181, & 189. I thought the 181's would be too short and the 189 too long but the rep said that they ski a bit short, so if I'm used to a 186 length ski, he thought I'd be fine on the 189's. Turns out it is an easy ski to ski. Despite the two sheets of metal, the ski does not feel heavy. They have the light weight tip, so they do initiate the turn effortlessly. The 189 has a stated turn radius of 23m. That felt just about right.
I skied these in Green Valley, and hiked up North Face to drop in on about 6 turns of uncut powder. The tips actually plane up with not too much speed, which was a nice surprise. Coming down Grubstake, with the snow not quite softened by the sun, they sliced right through the crud. These skis like to go fast, but do not protest when you want to slow things down.
On the groomers, the ski carves a nice arc. Very easy to bring around and carve trenches. Damp, and fairly stable. Just a bit of tip vibration when you really get these maching but never felt like they were unstable.
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Announcing Garden Match: SeasonsI'm very happy to announce my new game, Garden Match: Seasons! It's a fun, relaxing, garden-themed match 3 game, and it's coming soon to iOS! I spent a very long time wracking my brain for witty gardening puns for the title, but, in the end, pragmatism won. I couldn't keep wracking my brain forever - otherwise it would never get published! Garden Match: Seasons is a match-3 game with gardens in it. It does what it says on the tin. Search discovery is a bit of a problem in the App Store, so I'm hoping that a title that tells you exactly what you're getting will help. Here's a tranquil, autumnal scene for you to enjoy whilst you wait for the game to come out 🙂
Happy little bushes.
Progress! (I think.)
Match Threes and Ghibli-esque TreesI dropped the sci-fi adventure game prototype I'd been working on at the end of March. There were a couple of reasons for this decision: firstly, the scope was far too big - I didn't see how I could cut it down to a reasonable size without compromising the project as a whole. Secondly, I realised that I'd set out to make something that I wanted to play, rather than something that has an established market waiting for it. As developer Winterwolves can attest, sci-fi doesn't sell (very well, to women). I was raised on Star Trek: TNG, so I'm a bit of an outlier. For my first game, I can't afford to innovate. It hurts to have been so invested in something that's never going to see the light of day, but that's the games industry for you. Fail early, fail fast, fail often. I decided instead to lean on my (not insubstantial) experience of building match-3 games to make - wait for it - another match-3 game. No matter how many of them I build, it never gets old, and there's a market ready and waiting to snap up the latest titles. Selling to a saturated market has it's own challenges. But better that than trying to sell something no one wants. I expect to have the game on iOS at the beginning of September. If all goes to plan, I'll follow up with an Android build in short order, and then, maybe, a PC build for the Big Fish crowd. I've finished the core game programming, in-game graphics, the music, most of the sound effects, the user interface art and game animations (I'm on a tight budget, so I've been doing everything myself). The (slowed down) GIF below shows one of the match animations, animated in After Effects. (It's a borage flower - they're fantastic for pollinating tomatoes :)) I'm currently struggling with the last of the graphics. I'm vaguely pleased with how the trees for the level map turned out - not too shabby, for developer art. I absolutely did not know how to paint before June. Necessity, it seems, is the mother of getting sh*t done. I look forward to the day when I can afford to hire an artist. Here's another screenshot from the level map, part of a garden allotment. Can you tell where I draw my inspiration from? :p My tomatoes aren't doing too badly, either :p
In other news: PEAS! 😀 My lovely little veg garden is coming along - it's already bigger than the herb garden I created last year. It's amazing how a tiny plant - something that I could fit into the palm of my hand - is now almost as tall as I am, and provides me with fresh, delicious peas whenever I care to venture outside. It's silly how much it enthrals me. And slightly worrying. The whole process feels new and exciting to me, which is great - but doesn't this demonstrate how far removed we are generally from the methods of food production? That ziplock bag of peas that you buy from Sainsbury's on your food shop every couple of weeks? It's easily the entire crop of five times the plant you see here. Just something to think about.
Sci-fi Adventure Game PrototypeI'm beginning to worry that I've bit off a bit more than I can chew within a reasonable period of time - this is just one area out of nine-ish :/
Unity Live Training: BreakoutIt's funny how I started making games with a Breakout tutorial... and here I am, four years later, following a Breakout tutorial *sigh*. The more things change, the more things stay the same 🙂 It was easier than I expected it to be tbh, but I do have a *teensy little bit* of experience with Unity already (more on that later).
(Apologies for the slight stutter in the video - my Mac is old and tired :))
I took the results of the live training tutorial, and ran with them; adding an indestructible block, a block that spawns a multiball powerup, and better (but still ropey) paddle physics. Not bad for a few hours' work!I think I'm going to continue building on it. A level editor will be the next order of business I expect.


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He crouched, eyes fixed on the flatness , desperately ignoring the curvature beyond.Seize the Reckless Wind
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It's "What have you been watching?", my chance to tell you what movies and TV I've been watching recently that I haven't already reviewed and your chance to recommend things to everyone else (and me) in case I've missed them.
The usual "TMINE recommends" page features links to reviews of all the shows I've ever recommended, and there's also the Reviews A-Z, for when you want to check more or less anything I've reviewed ever. And if you want to know when any of these shows are on in your area, there's Locate TV - they'll even email you a weekly schedule.
Well, you can't say I haven't been keeping you up to date on all the new shows around the world. Or at least trying to. This week I think I've hit a personal record for number of new shows either previewed or reviewed in a week, since I gave you the lowdown on the following:
- Second Chance (US: Fox)
- Colony (US: USA Network)
- Angel From Hell (US: CBS)
- Teachers (US: TV Land)
- Shades of Blue (US: NBC)
- Shadowhunters (US: Freeform; UK: Netflix)
- Billions (US: Showtime)
- Spin (Les hommes de l'ombre) (France: France 2; UK: More4)
Which ain't bad. Idiotsitter I previewed last week, so that doesn't count.
I haven't had a chance to watch last night's The Family Law (Australia: SBS) yet, but I'll get round to that over the weekend, fingers crossed, and let you know about it (and anything else that debuts or that's escaped my radar) on Monday.
After the jump, I'll be looking at the regulars, as well as those shows I thought promising enough to keep in my crowded schedule: American Crime, Byw Celwydd, Cooper Barrett's Guide To Surviving Life, Endeavour, Grandfathered, Man Seeking Woman and Rebellion. Those keeping score will notice that I couldn't be bothered with the second episodes of Shades of Blue, Beowulf: Return to the Shieldlands or Angel From Hell, but 100 Code will be getting a look in over the weekend, too. Probably.
But first, a movie!
The Hateful Eight (2016)
Quentin Tarantino's latest is a Western that assembles many of his usual tropes and uses them as a framework for him to mash up Reservoir Dogs, The Thing and 10 Little Indians, into a lovely morality tail about how adversity can help men overcome their racism so they can join together to be misogynistic.
Set just after the civil war, the film sees bounty hunter Kurt Russell is taking in fugitive Jennifer Jason Leigh when a blizzard forces them - and fellow bounty hunter Samuel L Jackson and local sheriff Walter Goggins - to take refuge in a shop on the side of a mountain in Wyoming. There they meet various other characters (Tim Roth, Demián Bichir, Michael Madsen, Bruce Dern), one or more of whom could be secretly in league with Leigh. As the snows set in, the bodies start to pile up…
It takes a good half hour for the film to reach the shop, that half hour being so dull I actually fell asleep for 10 minutes. However, the remaining two and a half hours (including interval) are considerably better. While the film owes an epic debt to The Thing, even poaching some of that film's score, it's also its own beast. But while it doers innovate, constantly surprises, plays with audience expectations, and looks fantastic in Panavision Ultra 70mm, it never does anything quite as exciting as Tarantino's previous efforts, particularly Inglorious Bastards.
Funny, but mostly from its gross-out humour; tense, but mostly thanks to The Thing; a decent enough viewing, but mostly full of plot loopholes and missed opportunities. Nothing to go out of your way for.
Shows I'm watching but not recommending
Byw Celwydd
A significant improvement over the first episode, with the various political manipulations actually becoming worthy of the name and some of the worst acting dialled down a notch. However, still hampered by the casting and production values, which mean that pretty much every exterior scene is filmed somewhere along the same 250m long stretch of Cardiff Bay, just 10m further along each time (Car pulls up - next to St David's Hotel; Art Exhibition scene - other side of the flats from the completely unrelated car pulling up scene; important, completely unreleated political meeting - next dock along from the Art Exhibition; etc) and the music is reminiscent of 80s children's TV shows. Problematically, also, all the male politicians actually seem to know what they want and how to achieve it, while all the female politicians are driftless incompetents with no apparent ambition or political skills, not even the party leaders. But generally more enjoyable than the first ep.
Where can I watch it?
Reviews: First episode
Cooper Barrett's Guide To Surviving Life
1x2 - How To Survive Insufficient Funds
You have to give the show a certain degree of credit, given that the first episode was an almost exact recreation of The Hangover, for making the second, format-rebooting episode revolve around a 'hangover cure'. Again, the show's writers' intelligence is clearly on display, with attempts to innovate in storytelling, right down to getting in a surprising Paula Abdul cameo. But the show's fundamentally flawed in having a group of three completely unlikable idiots as our guides to surviving life. Maybe it's my age, though, as I found the B-plot comedy of manners involving Meaghan Rath, Liza Lapira and Justin Bartha to be significantly more interesting than the supposed A-plot.
Where can I watch it?
Reviews: First episode
Grandfathered (US: Fox)
1x11 - The Sat Pack
An episode that largely achieves anything meaningful only if you watched Full House, since this was the episode that gave us a full-on guest appearance by Bob Saget as a member of Stamos' former posse. Paget Brewster got to do a few things at the end, but while there was some clever writing, largely flat for non-Americans.
Where can I watch it?
Reviews: First episode; third episode
Rebellion (Ireland: RTÉ One)
The Easter uprising gets an almost Heat-like recreation, as the pro-independence rebels seize the Post Office and other important Dublin sites, before the vastly superior British army puts them down. As with the first episode, the focus is less on the big names of the rebellion, more on the female rebels who get treated as badly by their compatriots as the British have treated them, but that almost works in the show's favour, since it becomes surprisingly even-handed as a result.
Where can I watch it?
Reviews: First episode
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American Crime (US: ABC)
The rape allegation gets an 'investigation', and men everywhere who have no idea what female rape survivors go through finally get to see it all through the eyes of a male victim, thanks to the show's ultra-realistic documentary style. In the background, the show also subtly establishes how rape culture and blame permeate society. Can I do a really recommended list?
When's it airing near me?
Review: First episode; third episode
Endeavour (UK: ITV; US: PBS)
3x2 - Arcadia
A far better, far more plausible murder-mystery than the first episode, but one that's still easily guessable, unfortunately. But full of lovely period detail, some action moments, and a surprising send-off for a regular character that plays with dramatic expectations.
When's it airing near me?
Man Seeking Woman (US: FXX)
2x2 - Feather
Properly funny episode about sex toys that expands into areas of sexual orientation. But being Man Seeking Woman, none of that is any real clue to what the episode is on truly about.
When's it airing near me?
Review: First episode
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A review of the first episode of HBO/Sky Atlantic's Vice Principals
- January 20, 2017: Review: Six 1x1 (US: History)
A review of the first episode of History's Six


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The Nightshift
Weird shit goes down at night. Well, I don't really have to tell anyone that. Everyone knows that's when everything interesting happens, anyway.
Oh, I'm Dani by the way; short for Daniella. I moved here to Tuscany about two years ago to take care of my Nonna after graduating from Medical School in the United States.
I work here at the central hospital in the ER. I'm usually on night duty. I'm used to seeing a lot of injuries from fights, stabbings or other things like that.
Last night, however, was by far the most interesting I've had since I moved here.
I was sitting in the front lobby reading a magazine, since it had been a slow evening; a rare occasion in a big city like this.
The front door slams open and I scream and drop my magazine like an idiot but damn that scared me!
A tall blonde guy runs inside and nearly slams into the counter in his hurry.
He's really cute. Ok, so maybe cute is the wrong word since the guy has probably the most intimidating face I've ever seen. He's more like…intensely gorgeous in a way that makes it seem not so bad that he just might kill me.
He's carrying a strawberry blonde girl on his back, who's whimpering something awful. I revert back into medic mode, "What happened? Where is she injured?"
The girl on his back giggles slightly, "Ve~ I'm not a girl!"
Oops. Ok, strawberry blonde GUY.
The blonde guy turns really red in the face and clears his throat several times. "Erm…he's not hurt…per se…"
He's got a really THICK German accent, and it really sucks to be me right now, because there are two VERY sexy guys right in front of me and it would be really not ok to make a move on either of them.
"Ok…well…if this isn't an emergency, then you could always check in with the hospital-"
"Nein, you don't understand." He shuffles uncomfortably which causes the man on his back to shriek, "Ahhhhhh! Mio Dio!"
I grab the German's arm, hauling him with me to the care facility, "Sir, please tell me what's wrong with him so I can help him! He sounds like he's in terrible pain!"
He stares at the ground and murmurs something.
"Say it again?"
I could've dropped to my knees laughing. I also could've dropped to my knees and thanked God for his kind blessing of two sexy gay guys being bestowed upon my humble clinic.
I tried not to laugh, "I see…ahem…alright then. I'll take care of his…problem. C-could you please wait outside?"
The German guy looked at me reluctantly, but helped the red head lay down on his stomach. Once he had helped him settle down, he stared at him tenderly, "Um…be careful, ok?"
Despite the situation being absolutely hilarious, it was really sweet to see how obvious it was how much he loved the smaller man.
Damn you, Medical hours! Making it impossible to have a meaningful relationship…
"Of course, it's really not that complicated."
He flushed in embarrassment, and went out to the lobby.
Truth be told, I was excited beyond belief. This little pretty boy was cute, and his desperate facial expressions only made him cuter.
"Ok! Try to relax. I'm going to take your pants off now, ok?"
"Ve, ok…" he whimpered.
I bit my lip to hide my pervy grin as I slid my hands underneath his hips to unfasten the hastily buttoned pants. I pulled the pants down over his ass…
...and slapped my hand over my mouth to stifle my burst of laughter. The thing was still vibrating.
I was turning red in the face to stop from laughing.
I heard him sigh, "I know, it's embarrassing. The button got stuck, and Ludwig couldn't turn it off…"
I snapped on a pair of latex gloves, grabbed a tub of medical lubricant, and set to work.
"What's your name, sweetie?" I asked, slowly working my index finger into his anus to loosen him up. Maybe this job isn't so bad after all.
"I'm Feliciano. You don't-Ah!-sound very Italian…"
"Yeah, well," I twisted the vibrator slightly and he bucked into my hand, "I was born in the US. My family is Italian."
Feliciano arched backwards in a perfect bow as I accidently brushed his prostate, "Ahhhhh! Mmm!" His mouth was slightly agape and his shoulders were bunched tightly. I repressed the urge to hit brush it again.
"Relax a bit; it'll make it easier to take it out. Should I call your boyfriend to, ah, help you?"
This time, he giggled. "You're funny. What's your name, signorina?"
"I'm Dani."
"I figure I should have asked you that before you put your fingers up my ass…"
I tugged lightly, and the toy came loose. Feliciano gave a gasp of relief. "Oh, Grazie Dani! That's a lot better, Ve~"
I fiddled with the control to try to turn it off, "So…would you mind telling me how you managed to get it stuck like that?"
He tenderly started pulling his pants back on, "Hehe, Luddy just got a little too excited, that's all."
I could imagine the brawny German being a real brute between the sheets. I blushed a little at the image. Damn, at this rate I was going to have to change my panties before my shift was over…
"Alright, well, tell him to be a little more careful in the future."
"Oh, I will! Ve~ it still stings a little bit…" He hugged me tightly and I shivered, laying my non gloved hand on his sculpted back.
He got up to walk, but buckled and would've fallen if I hadn't caught him.
"Whoa! Careful! You tore your coccyx, so you'll need to be off your feet for a few days." I supported him, and helped him walk out to the lobby where the blonde German was pacing anxiously. Geez, you would've thought the little Italian man was undergoing major surgery.
He immediately rushed over, pushing me aside and scooping Feliciano into his arms. "Are you alright, Feli? How bad is it?"
I cleared my throat, "Um, he's fine, but he does have a torn coccyx so-"
"That's not precisely my definition of fine, miss."
I frowned. There was being protective, and then there was being just rude. "Sorry. Anyway, he should relax for a couple of days. Keep off your feet, ok Feli?"
The pretty Italian boy beamed at me, "Thank you again, Dani! You were a great help!"
The German, Feliciano cradled against his chest, headed towards the door.
"Wait, uh, you have to fill out-"
"The insurance information is filled out on the front counter," he interrupted. He turned piercing blue eyes on me, "Your filing system is a mess, by the way." He strode out with Feli scolding him, "Luddy, that wasn't very nice!"
I grumbled. Some people…talk about opposites attracting and all that junk…
I headed back into the exam room to put the lube back, when I noticed that the large, purple vibrator was still sitting on the table. I laughed, and picked it up, examining it.
I suppose no one would care if I nicked it…on second thought, that's a little too weird.
I didn't get a chance to think about it anymore than that, because the German man walked back in only moments later.
He cleared his throat, blushing awkwardly again, "Yeah…I'm going to need that back."
A/N: The third chapter of "Armani Suits" is in progress. It is a bit longer than the other two, and a bit more difficult to write, so it may be a bit longer. In the meantime, please enjoy this little drabble from the mind of a horny, yaoi obsessed woman.


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In the history of cinema, it is the Russians who are generally credited with
elevating film editing to a modern art form. It is ironic, and strangely
fitting, therefore, that it should be the Russians who, almost a full
century later, have now produced the first full-length feature film ever to
be composed of a single unedited shot running uninterrupted from first
moment to last (Hitchcock came close with `Rope,' but he did include a few
`cuts' in the course of the film). Even Sergei Eisenstein, who, in films
like `Potemkin' and `Ten Days That Shook the World' spent his career
developing and demonstrating the power of editing, would, I dare say, be
impressed by `Russian Ark,' a film every bit as innovative and challenging
as those earlier seminal works.
For their bravura, awe-inspiring cinematic tour-de-force, director Alexander Sokurov and cinematographer Tilman Buttner take us into the famed Hermitage Museum and Winter Palace in St. Petersburg, providing us with a grand tour not only of the opulent rooms and famous artwork contained therein, but of 300 years of Russian history as well, as various vignettes involving famous people (from Peter and Catherine the Great to Nicholas and Alexandra) and events are played out within the glorious gilded walls.
`Russian Ark' is a bold and audacious project that is the cinematic equivalent of a breathlessly performed high wire juggling act. We know that one false move on the part of the actors or the cameraman, one missed cue or accident of fate could bring the whole delicately poised enterprise crashing down around them. How often, one wonders, did a perfectionist like Sukorov have to resist the temptation to yell `Cut!' to his actors and crew? It's truly amazing to see just how beautifully planned and flawlessly executed the final product turns out to be, especially the ball sequence at the end which features hundreds of dancers and spectators who are set in beautifully choreographed and constantly whirling motion. What's most remarkable is how much of a participant the camera itself is in the proceedings. Not content to stand idly by and observe the scene like some passive onlooker, the camera moves right into the center of the action, gliding in and out of the crowds with utmost grace and precision. Visually, the film is stunning, with exquisite costumes and furnishings as far as the eye can see. Indeed, `Russian Ark' is, among other things, a veritable feast for the eyes, the likes of which we have rarely seen on film before.
`Russian Ark' does have something of a `plot,' involving a narrator whom we never see, a 21st Century filmmaker we assume it's Sukorov himself - who's found himself inexplicably caught in some type of time warp and magically transported to this strange spectral world. There's also a bizarre European `ghost' figure from the unspecified past who comments - and occasionally attempts to intrude on the actions taking place around him. But these two characters are of far less interest to the audience than the aural and visual delights of the film itself.
`Russian Ark' is a wonder to behold, for it is much more than just an `exercise,' a `gimmick,' or even an `antithesis' to Eisenstein; it is a vibrant work of art that challenges the limits of its medium and reminds us of just what it is about movies that we love so much.


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My work was recently featured as part of Blog Cabin 2015 on DIYNetwork and the 50 States of Handmade gallery on the Great American Country website!
Welcome to my Etsy shop where I feature hand carved wooden spoons and natural wood cutting boards from salvaged timber. Each piece of wood is unique and my challenge is to transform the organically exquisite treasure provided by nature into an elegant yet functional item.
My work was recently featured as part of Blog Cabin 2015 on DIYNetwork and the 50 States of Handmade gallery on the Great American Country website!
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Natural wood products handmade from locally salvaged timbers.
Let's just say I wasn't totally on board when my husband decided to buy a sawmill. After all, we live in the middle of corn and soybean country and I wasn't sure there would be enough local timber readily available. Well, I was wrong. As soon as the sawmill arrived we had local contractors calling for us to haul away the logs from small timbers they were clearing.
From the very beginning I loved sawing wood. I loved the smell of fresh cut wood and I loved seeing the woodgrain as the log was "opened up." My problem was that I thought too much good stuff was going into the scrap wood pile and I kept picking out interesting pieces and piling them off to the side for something??? But then my little piles of wood kept disappearing while I was away at my day job. Eventually I bought a carving knife and started making spoons out of my little piles of timbers.
When the economy went south in 2009 the commercial log buyers completely disappeared for awhile and we were able to salvage some awesome Black Walnut, Wild Cherry, and Maple hardwood logs which we milled and stacked in the barn to cure. Fast forward 2-1/2 years (air drying hardwoods in humid Iowa takes time) and I was in the board business. I needed tools...power tools! I needed a place to sell...Etsy! And, the big one...I needed to develop some woodworking skills!!!
Done. Done. And...I will forever be working on that last one (sigh). But the beautiful woodwork in my 100 year old farm house provides me with inspiration to ito keep working on my craft (how ever did they do that without power tools!!). When I need creative inspiration I go sort through my stacks of boards and see which one says "take me next."
That's my FarmTimbers story so far. Raw materials are local timbers logged out and milled by husband, Terry. Final products are all handmade by me. Please take a look around my shop and go ahead and purchase something if you must.
Thanks for stopping by to visit.
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I have always loved plants & trees. But I am an accidental woodworker, drawn in by interesting timbers in our scrap wood pile and by the desire to rescue nature's amazing creations and to repurpose them. Check out the results in my Etsy shop.
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Many of our members have safety programs that we all can learn from.
Sam Safety Kids
Advanced Disposal created the Sam Safety Kids Video, an effort to protect children in the communities it serves. The animated video features Sam Safety showing kids how to stay safe when garbage and recycling trucks pass through their neighborhoods and even features a catchy song to help youngsters remember the importance of staying clear from all collection trucks.
To read more about the Sam Safety program -- and to see the collateral associated with the program -- visit the Sam Safety site.


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Eventually, every business grapples with trying to sell more to existing customers. A staple topic at marketing or sales seminars, more has been written on the subject than perhaps any other business development topic.
Selling more to current customers gets so much attention because it is important, yet few companies do it well. Approaches range from the very casual, where a sales person handling one product line asks to be introduced to another's customer, to the very formal with structured meetings of sales staffs gathering to exchange ideas about possible opportunities.
Yet nothing seems to be terribly effective, which is why articles like this one keep appearing. Since customers say repeatedly they want to know about other products or services offered by the suppliers that they use, what is the problem?
Stop Cross-Selling
There's actually a simple answer: Stop what you're probably doing.
To much selling involves too many sales people doing a lot of talking but not very much listening. Too often, what happens is that three or four people take turns approaching a customer or client, sometimes with a dizzying parade of PowerPoint slides flashing behind them, as each says how they can meet a customer's needs, solve a problem, or help them grab an opportunity. Most of these extravaganza's – which probably took hours to prepare – are too long, detailed or boring.
Not surprising, most companies commit the same original sin before the first sales person ever steps forward with an insincere flight attendant smile that is always brought out of the drawer for these events and enthuses, "We're delighted to be here!"
But customers say they wonder why the sales people are so delighted because no one first took the time to speak with them about their company's goals, objectives or problems might be so they could tailor the presentation. As a result, they hear what amounts to a canned new business pitch that addresses real needs only by accident – if at all. Invariable, these non-stop talk sessions usually end with "… and if you have any questions, we'll be happy to answer them."
A Different Approach
Clearly, a different approach is needed.
Instead of telling a client what additional products or services the supplier can offer, firms should be asking the client to spend the same amount of time talking about their business plan.
Both formal studies and empirical research makes it clear that many sales people are oblivious to what their customers think and say about them. Despite a lot of lip-flapping providing "quality," the fact is that quality occurs when a company meets its customer's expectations, not just when they deliver on time and without defects.
The most effective way to meet a customer's expectation is to ask them what they want.
Rather than talking for an hour or more about the many wonderful things the company could do for the existing customer, savvy businesses flip the process. They invite the customer to spend an hour telling the sales people their business plan for the next two-to-three years.
Three things happen when this approach is adopted. First, the customer sees that you truly are interested in their business and in helping it grow. Second, once someone begins discussing their plans, concerns, issues or opportunities, you have the opening to explain how something you offer helped another customer address a similar or parallel issue. Third, an opening to create a new service or product may emerge because if one customer has a need that's not being met, chances are others have the same need. Instead of an ineffective presentation, a sales organisation turns the meeting into a working discussion, and from discussions comes new orders.
The secret is selecting the right targets for cross-selling.
The Right Target
Many companies hone in on their best customers, in part because a strong relationship already exists. But the best customer may not be the best candidate for getting more sales. In fact, they may be giving you as many orders as they can or want to.
So they may not be the best target. The secret lies in creating a template, tailored to your firm using our proprietary matrix, to reveal those customers most likely to be receptive to giving you more orders. Chances are there will be several dozen – or more – customers on the list. So once this initial list is created, it must be narrowed down to four or five of the most-high potential targets to receive the initial thrust of the cross-selling programme.
Once the first five have been covered, move on to the next five high potential targets. But before meeting the first group, do your homework. Learn as much as you can about the company, not just looking at what you're currently selling to them. Go through their website. Search the web for news articles about the company and its industry. If it is publicly traded, read OSC and SEC filings. Be selective about who is invited to the session from your company, and have a briefing session with them before meeting with the client to share information and ideas.
An old marketing adage says that the best customer is the one you already have. It much less costly and far more productive to get additional work from a current customer than it is to find a new one. When we've helped organisations change their approach to cross-selling, new work from current customers – along with new revenue – has resulted every single time it has been employed.


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At Cockernouth we have a wide range of teams to suit all abilities and always welcome new members.
We have three senior weekend teams that play in competitive leagues.
1st Team
The first team play in the North Lancashire and Cumbria League Premier Division.
1st Team Vice-Captain - Alex Grainger
2nd Team
The second team play in the North Lancashire and Cumbria League First Division.
2nd Team Captain - Steve Chambers
2nd Team Vice-Captain - Andrew Dodds
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The Leicestershire paceman, who had to customise a pair of basketball boots in order to take the field, proved the difference with a match-winning spell of 4 for 12 in 27 balls as England won a thrilling match by virtue of a faster run rate in a rain-affected match - the first of the Carlton and United triangular series.
His performance followed his Test figures of 5 for 105 in the opening Ashes Test on the same ground in November, and he took three wickets in 18 balls in last Friday's win over Queensland. No doubt Mullally would like to set up camp at the Gabba instead of jetting around Australia for the remaining matches.
In addition to his wickets, the Leicestershire man claimed a tricky boundary catch off Damien Fleming, managing to hold on despite slipping.
"Conditions suited me out there and I just did my job," added Mullally, who was not included in England's original 37-strong World Cup party.
"The ball I got Adam Gilchrist with was meant to go away and it came in. I didn't know what was going on, and I'm sure they didn't. It just worked out well for me in this match. I didn't think the ball would do that much."
England posted what looked to be a fairly modest total of 178 for 8, after which Australia's target was reduced to 153 in 36 overs by the rain delay. "I thought it was a good score on that pitch. Our attitude was that if we bowled well and fielded well we would win," said Mullally.
Australia's stand-in captain Shane Warne gave England another confidence boost with the World Cup coming up in the summer when he said: "I think England have got a pretty good one-day side. They run in and keep trying, and I think we are in for a good tournament. I thought we bowled and fielded sensationally. Everything we tried came off. But when we batted, we kept losing wickets."
England were meeting the world champions Sri Lanka today, hoping to build on their flying start to the competition.
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Kitchens was the starting quarterback for the Alabama Crimson Tide from 1995 to 1997. During his career he threw for 4,668 passing yards and 30 touchdowns. During his three seasons as a starter Alabama went 22-13 and played in the 1993 Gator Bowl, 1994 Citrus Bowl, and the 1996 Outback Bowl. At the time of his departure, he ranked third in the school's history in career passing attempts, fourth in career passing yards and fifth in career completions.
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The poll's findings, showing strong support for background checks, comes as Sen. Joe ManchinJoe ManchinCongress nears deal on help for miners Senate votes to confirm Rosenstein as deputy attorney general Congress nears deal on help for miners MORE (D-W.Va.), who co-authored the bill with Sen. Patrick ToomeyPat ToomeySenate poll raises Republican hopes in Pennsylvania, Florida Lawmakers press Lynch for briefing on Yahoo secret email scanning reports ACLU blasts Yahoo's secret email searches for government MORE (R-Pa.), said he "absolutely" plans to bring the legislation back to the Senate floor and believes it could pass.
"I truly do," Manchin said on "Fox News Sunday." "The only thing we've asked for is that people read the bill."
The Manchin and Toomey measure expanded background checks to all gun show and Internet sales, but failed to reach the 60 votes needed in the Senate in the face of strong opposition from the gun lobby.
The defeat was a setback for gun control proponents and President Obama, who had made expanded background checks a centerpiece of his efforts to cut gun violence.
The gun lobby said the bill would criminalize the transfer of firearms between family members and warned it could lead to the creation of a federal database of gun owners, claims Manchin and Toomey denied.
Forty percent of those polled by Gallup who opposed the Senate background check measure, cited the Second Amendment as the reason for their stance. Twenty-three percent of opponents said authorities needed to enforce the gun laws already on the books. Twenty percent said criminals would always be able to purchase guns, with 19 percent saying gun control laws did not work.
Republicans were least supportive of the background check bill with 45 percent saying the Senate should have passed the measure to 50 percent opposing it. But Democrats (85-12) and independents (64-30) backed the background check bill.
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How do I know if I have one that's part of the recall? The cereals affected are Chosen By You Golden Balls, 375g, Chosen By You Honey Hoops, 375g. Chosen By You Choco Curls, 375g and Chosen By You Choco Balls, 375g. All date codes are affected.
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The programme, El Skrei, a reference to the Spanish method of cooking cod without removing the head or liver (10 minutes' discussion on this), was an entry in this year's Prix Monte Carlo, a festival designed to showcase the cream of European "entertainment" radio.
The BBC normally leaves it to Radio 2 to fly the flag at Monte Carlo with a modest little entertainment - we won the trophy two years ago with a report from the Eastbourne international whistling contest - and so it was that Let It Be - Please, a bit of fun I had at the expense of bizarre Beatles' cover versions, was picked for this year's contest. Here, contestants are also judges, and so it was up to me to listen to seven hours of simultaneously translated European radio by day, and eat Les Petites Noisettes d'Agneau by night on behalf of British public service broadcasting.
This turned out to be tougher than I had imagined. How do you weigh the merits of Norway's cod against a Slovenian satirical cabaret? As the Polish delegate complained: "We are being asked to compare a chair with a house." Or it might have been a horse.
The air of unreality was firmly established by the setting, in the shadow of the artist formerly known as Prince Rainier. Representatives of this least glamorous, most cash-strapped medium do not belong in Monte Carlo, a town of health-threatening suntans and ostentatious wealth. The Prix de Stoke-on-Trent would be more fitting.
It being a European shindig, we met in what appeared to be a comically scaled-down version of the European parliament, complete with headphones, name-plates, translators in booths (the English one had a Jack Lemmon- style staccato chuckle) and a voting system that allowed you to vote for your own programme in the first round, and subsequently to exclude from the reckoning anyone who had particularly irritated you. This may work perfectly well in fixing fish quotas, but is less appropriate for judging whether Italy's Opera Olympics has more merit than the Dutch Jazz Orchestra playing Duke Ellington.
Some eccentric translation proved less than helpful, too. A programme from Belgian radio following the progress of a book on a container ship across the Atlantic, managed the following on the ship's arrival in Hamburg: "A gentle impression is coming from old-time music - simple good-heartedness, yet you can not neglect that shops nearby the Reeperbahn are selling knives, safety catches, war clubs and self-defence sprays. Yes! The gentle 'ladies' of Hamburg have another little mouthful to some clients."
So was there any point to any of this? As licence-payers, you will be relieved to learn the answer may be yes.
One entry was an almost impossibly difficult phone-in quiz from Norway, for which the prize was a thermos flask done out in the station's colours. The commercial competitors, on the other hand, were giving away cars, holidays, and thousands of pounds. "I go out and buy the thermos flasks myself," announced Finn Dag Steiro, the head of Norway's NRK 1, an experience familiar to almost everyone in the room.
Like most of his colleagues, Finn Dag was trying to compete with growing numbers of commercial rivals using, for the most part, nothing more powerful than programmes. If we could borrow - or steal - from each other maybe it would help in the battle.
As a shameless asset-stripper, I found the cod show the most interesting in terms of technique. Each of the four friends had a microphone strapped to his head, and was recorded on a separate track, overcoming that Loose Ends syndrome where everyone talks at once, and the choicest bon mots are submerged in the babble. The finished product, mixed with a reading of a Kipling poem and an Eagles track, was rather like Thirtysomething, except with more fish. I wouldn't have missed it for the world. It scored a traditional and predictable nul points.
My rather more conventional Beatles show won third prize, and orders from six radio stations for tapes free of charge. "It's nice," said the Italian, "that unlike our TV colleagues we can share without worrying about crass commercial considerations." In that respect, at least, European radio speaks with one voice. Mine was the only order for the cod, though, which seemed truly and sadly to passeth all understanding.
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We live in an age which places a very strong emphasis on tolerance, mutuality, and acceptance. I have heard repeatedly over the years that "Jesus never judged, condemned or excluded anyone." I wonder if Peter would agree as the words of Jesus, "Get behind me you Satan," rang in his ears. I wonder if the Scribes and the Pharisees would agree as they rankled at being called whitened sepulchers or broods of vipers. I wonder if those who heard Jesus say, "Whoever leads one of these little ones astray, it would be better if he had a millstone tied around his neck and be cast into the sea," nodded approval and said, "He is so tolerant and accepting." . . .
In our "compromising age" we are loath to name something too strongly. If we do, we are accused of harshness, judgmentalism, perhaps arrogance, certainly intolerance and possibly pharisaism. While it is always necessary to speak the truth with love, the Church also believes and teaches that it is also necessary to speak the truth with strength. It is necessary to defend truth and not be too quick to rationalize, justify or excuse misleading teachings or teachers. There is a point at which passive "tolerance" allows misleading teachings to be spread and propagated, thus confusing or even misleading the faithful about the truths of the Church. There is a very strong word, which still exists in our Church, which most of us are too "gentle" to use. The word is "heresy." We perhaps think that heresy is a thing of the past. We think perhaps of the Arian heresy or the Pelagian heresy or the Manichaen heresy. We might even maintain that there are no longer any heretics because that conjures up images of inquisitions and burnings at the stake. I do not, in any way, seek to validate or justify any kind of "vigilante" theology, but we do need strong words to combat erroneous and fallacious teaching. . . .
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Parkview Bay Towers Indoor & Outdoor Pools & Great Lake Views - Free Wi-Fi!(17 Reviews)
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- Minimum stay:1-3 nights
- Sleeps:8
- Bedrooms:3
- Bathrooms:2
- Property type:Condo
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:Yes
About the Property
3 Bedrooms, 2 Full Bathrooms, Sleeps 8
The Towers offers amenities like no other development at the Lake including an Indoor Pool, Hot Tub, and Sauna, an Exercise Room, a Huge Outdoor Pool with infinity edge, and Elevators erase the need to climb steps no matter where you want to go!
Plan to Barbeque on the Deck while enjoying the breathtaking sunset! The Kitchen is fully-equipped, and you'll find plenty of seating around the table and breakfast bar which is open to the Living Area - great for entertaining and socializing. When it's time to turn in, 3 comfortable Queen Beds provide a great night's sleep! There are TV's in two of the bedrooms to watch while you wind down. A Comfortable, Double-High Queen Sized Air Mattress is also provided for your use.
Boaters: Our Boat Slips are close by and available upon request. The State Park is just a short drive away and offers very nice ramping facilities as well as short to long-term trailer parking for your Boat or Personal Watercraft Trailer. By water, you'll be on the 2 Mile Marker of the Grand Glaize Arm near the Grand Glaize Bridge! The Bridge is off the 19 MM of the Lake's main channel.
Golfers: You've surely heard of the awesome courses the Lake area boasts. All of them are just a short drive from the centrally located Parkview Bay Complex. Bring those Clubs!
Ladie's weekends: All the shopping at the Lake is close by! The Lake of the Ozarks hosts the Factory Outlet Village, the largest Outlet Mall in the State with over 110 factory direct outlets. These stores are jam-packed with famous name brand merchandise at prices that will amaze even the most experienced bargain hunters...25-70% savings. Ask me about special coupons!
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- On floor 6
- 1500 sq. ft.
- Elevator : No Steps from the Dock & Pool to the 10th Floor!
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Children Welcome:
The Towers is a family friendly Condominium Development...moreless
Non Smoking Only:
Evidence or Report of Smoking Inside the condo results in forfeiture of the damage deposit....moreless
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- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
Bedrooms: 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8, Beds for 6-8
Bathrooms: 2 Bathrooms
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- Caves
- Churches
- Cinemas
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- Marina
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- Ruins
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- Fitness Center
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- Hospital
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Leisure Activities
- Bird Watching
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- Horseback Riding
- Miniature Golf
- Outlet Shopping
- Scenic Drives
- Shopping
- Sight Seeing
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- Golf
- Hiking
- Jet Skiing
- Parasailing
- Sailing
- Spelunking
- Swimming
- Tennis
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- Water Tubing
- Dining
- Dining Area
- Seating for 8 people
- Air Conditioning
- Alarm Clock
- Basic Soaps
- Broadband Access
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- Kitchen
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Mid-Season Spring
Apr 14 - May 25, 2017
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Memorial Day Holiday
May 26 - May 28, 2017
3 night min stay
Peak Season
May 29 - Jun 30, 2017
3 night min stay
Independence Day Holiday
Jul 1 - Jul 3, 2017
3 night min stay
Peak Season
Jul 4 - Aug 31, 2017
3 night min stay
Labor Day Holiday
Sep 1 - Sep 3, 2017
3 night min stay
Mid-Season Fall
Sep 4 - Oct 21, 2017
2 night min stay
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2 night min stay
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- Refundable Damage Deposit $300
- Cleaning Fee $80
- Tax Rate 10.475%
For U.S. citizens with a U.S. Bank account
2.9% for Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover cards issued in the United States.
4.9% for Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover issued outside of the United States.
eChecks (electronic checks) with FREE PROCESSING are available for domestic U.S. banks only.
Chargeback fee is $25 USD per chargeback.
30 Foot Boat Slips $20 per night; 40 Foot Slips $30 per night
Manager's cancellation policy:
50% refund for cancellations more than 30 days before check-in date.
100% refund for cancellations more than 60 days before check-in date.
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The Towers at Parkview Bay is one of the most impressive condominium developments at the Lake of the Ozarks. The location is fantastic, within minutes of the lake area attractions including the Factory Outlet Mall, Restaurants & Bars, Grocery Stores, and Entertainment! The Towers Complex offers an Indoor Pool with Hot Tub and Sauna, A Huge Lakeside Outdoor Pool with an Infinity Edge, and an Exercise Room. You can't find amenities like this elsewhere!
Other attractions include the Osage Beach State Park at 2 miles away and the Ha Ha Tonka State Park at 16 miles away.
By water, Parkview Bay is located at the 2MM of the Grand Glaize Arm which is off the 19MM of the Lake's main channel.
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Lake Ozark Vacation Destinations
Year Purchased: 2007
About: Hello, My name is Jason Boschert and I'm pleased to be the Property Manager for this fantastic Parkview Bay Condominium. Please feel free to contact me with all of your questions, for any needs during your stay, and if you'd like any recommendations for things to do while visiting the Lake of the Ozarks. As the property manager, I'm working for you as well as the property owner! My goal is to provide a relaxing, worry-free getaway with the best amenities to accommodate our guests.
Why Osage Beach, MO, USA:
There's been so much growth at the Lake in recent years that all the comforts of home are right here - when you're 'away from it all' at the lake, everything you need is still close by which makes it that much more relaxing to take a break!
The Unique Benefits at this Condo:
The Towers at Parkview Bay is one of the most impressive condominium developments at the Lake of the Ozarks. The location is fantastic, within minutes of the lake area attractions including the Factory Outlet Mall, Restaurants & Bars, Grocery Stores, and Entertainment! You simply can not find the amenities offered at the Towers elsewhere! Our guests really enjoy the Heated Indoor & Outdoor Pools and the Indoor Hot Tub, and Sauna. The amenities also include an Exercise Room!
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