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The Felice Brothers sign to Dualtone Records!
Dualtone Records, the label that represents many great artists such as Guy Clark, The Lumineers, and Shovels & Rope, have made the big announcement that they have signed the Felice Brothers for their next album release. Fans can get excited now that we have a confirmation on the new label for the band and a general time-line for release of the new album. We've heard bits and pieces from the band about recording and mixing the album and now we got the news that they're shooting for a summer release and tour for their next release.
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text: The question I am most frequently asked is this: why did you write a book about trolls? Tabitha was one of the first to ask me said question back in late December, and this was my answer. She also wrote an awesome review about Stolen Songbird, which you can read here!


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text: Grand Theft JournalismBy Tom Kuntz, Editor, RealClearInvestigationsJanuary 05, 2017Welcome to journalism's age of theft. Or, more precisely, participation in grand digital larceny. Journalists have long dealt in stolen material. The modern highpoint was probably the Pentagon Papers on the Vietnam War, the low point the phone hacks of people in tragic circumstances by minions of Rupert Murdoch's now-defunct News of the World. But what is happening now is different -- and far more troubling than tabloid sleaze. As the scale and velocity of stolen information increases, purloined digital material is becoming a staple of modern newsrooms. Physical impediments are largely gone: Instead of hoping for the rare unmarked envelope slipped over the transom, prestigious outfits including the New York Times and ProPublica offer detailed advice on sending electronic leaks their way. Think encrypted data-dumps via smartphone tap.Last year's explosive WikiLeaks and "Panama Papers" revelations, as well as the prizes showered on journalists who worked with Edward Snowden, raise the question of whether the pursuit of journalistic glory in the digital era means becoming routinely complicit in, and even actively encouraging, illegal breaches of privacy, proprietary information and national security.Put another way, journalism sometimes looks like it's the wheelman at a robbery. News outlets are taking digital skulduggery and running with it even as it covers hacking as one of the biggest and most destructive crimes of the Information Age.This is especially concerning when the sources of the information are not just traditional good-guy whistleblowers, but unseen state actors and rogue outfits pursuing nefarious or at best unclear agendas.Consider those two big stories from 2016: The emails stolen from Hillary Clinton's campaign and Democratic Party officials; and revelations about the shady ways of offshore banking gleaned from an enormous stolen digital trove dubbed the Panama Papers, and sifted by hundreds of reporters worldwide in the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists.Few would argue that there wasn't a public interest in most if not all of the main disclosures from these thefts. Both shed light on secrets that powerful organizations and individuals had worked to keep hidden. In much of the world, such revelations enjoy robust free-speech protections.But collateral issues raise concerns. If, as is widely alleged, agents of the Russian government performed the hacking of Democrats' emails to sway the presidential election, the press needs to ask if it can have it both ways. Is it appropriate to publish knowing you may be a tool of a hostile foreign government and only later decry its perfidious intent?Few questions are harder to answer. A basic journalistic instinct is to verify the information and then publish, even if you can't establish the source. But is that good enough in an age when authoritarian states like Russia and North Korea are or might be the sources? If Snowden was working for Russia, as some believe, should that change the decision to publish stories based on his leaks of American intelligence secrets?(Let's pause here to contemplate the irony of progressives who celebrate Snowden yet bay for Russia's blood over election-year hacking activities – and those on the right suddenly warming to the previously loathed WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange for denying Russian involvement.)Perhaps most troubling, why do news outlets seem to be, in many cases, tacitly encouraging even more hacking or other misdeeds by soliciting leaks on their websites? Are they suborning criminal activity?Many have noted the risk to covert operatives abroad from intelligence leaks, but an emerging issue is routine damage to privacy from the disclosure of personal or proprietary information of almost no valid public interest. Most of the material in the hacked DNC emails did not expose high crimes or misdemeanors; it was just plain embarrassing, akin to loose locker-room talk. Was it fair to publish offhand private conversations of high-ranking officials? If that is in the public interest, then what isn't?Consider too the Panama Papers, and their overall innocuousness.The 11.5 million documents stolen by an unidentified whistleblower from a Panama law firm -- 2,600 gigabytes of material, we're told -- make the 7,000-page Pentagon Papers look like a 3x5 file card in the Library of Congress. Twenty-six hundred gigabytes could equal, say, 260 million pages of printed text, by my estimate. Or – oh, say -- 212,245 copies of "War and Peace," give or take a 1,225-page volume. Mind you, I'm no math whiz. But the Pentagon Papers would probably fit into the back seat of a taxicab with room to spare. You want to transport a printout of the Panama Papers? Better hail some C-130s.So the trove is orders of magnitude larger than leaks of the past. That's one thing. Yet most of it – though not all - was not even remotely incriminating; it mainly showed people working within the law to lower tax bills or otherwise pursue their financial self-interest.Public figures being fair game, we learned of the "offshore dealings of the stars." Who knew celebrities in Britain like Simon Cowell and Stanley Kubrick might want to protect their assets from the grasping "Taxman" immortalized by the Beatles decades ago? The producers of the stories were at pains to differentiate between blameless and shameful as they zeroed in on the bad apples of offshore finance. But the mundane nature of much of the material invites a comparison with the National Security Agency's so-called "fishing expeditions" through phone metadata collection – the ones Snowden, civil libertarians, liberals and many journalists are fond of denouncing. What's the difference between these two enterprises when it comes to being sensitive about privacy concerns?As imminent digital data dumps zoom through the void and onto the laptop screen, fresh thinking seems in order on dealing with leakers, sourcing and privacy. As the editor of an investigative news organization happy to accept leaked material, I can feel the ground shifting beneath my keyboard.But while mulling these new challenges, I'm finding guidance in words of wisdom long invoked by the late Fred W. Friendly, one of journalism's towering figures. They were imparted to him by Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart. The trouble with journalists, he told Friendly, is that they "are all mixed up between what the Constitution gives you a right to publish and the right thing to do."


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Happy Thanksgiving to everyone! Wearing sequins only seems obvious around the holidays, thus this sequin and feather inspired outfit. Also I wanted to share with you all the amazing sales going on right now. Shop them online, from the comfort of your house. You get to shop exactly what you want while staying cozy at home and not dealing with the madness of Black Friday, it sounds pretty good to me. I love shopping, don't get me wrong but Black Friday is another creature. With that, I'll give the best Black Friday deals and best Cyber Monday deals.
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The decision-making process that underlies ovarian hormone therapy (HT) is a fallible one. The question is whether or not physicians should prescribe HT to menopausal women, who are at a time in their lives when they are factoring various concerns into their decision to take (or not take) HT. Not only is it difficult to determine whether or not to prescribe HT, but what kind; should physicians recommend estrogen or progestin, or another combination of related hormones? The decision of whether or not to use HT has affected, and will continue to affect, many women in the United States and throughout the world and is an important model elucidating the forces that influence medical decision-making. Two recent large-scale studies, one conducted here in the United States (the Women's Health Initiative) and the other in Great Britain (the Million Women Study), were highly publicized and cast a negative light on the use of HT. Since HT's inception, views have oscillated, due in part to expectations of benefits extending over the course of long-term use beyond the peri-menopausal period, and perhaps due to the overselling of research investigating the efficacy of HT. Thus, the decision for women to go on HT remains a controversial issue, and the decision-making process is undermined further by overzealous advertising and an exaggerated understanding of the research results (both positive and negative).This book is unique in that it integrates core findings from within the Decision Sciences and Evidence Based Medicine in light of the research that has been done on HT. Medical Decisions, Estrogen and Aging integrates the various components that go into medical decision making in the context of understanding the dilemmas that surround HT. Therefore this book is intended for both specialists and generalists in the field, and it is ideally suited for use by graduate and medical students, medical health care professionals, behavioral scientists, medical ethicists, gerontologists, historians of science, and endocrinologists.Table of contents INTRODUCTION. 1: HORMONE THERAPY: BIOLOGICAL, SOCIAL AND MEDICAL CONTEXT; 2: DEMYTHOLOGIZED HUMAN DECISION-MAKING; 3: AUTONOMIC REGULATION, HEART AND STROKES; 4: BAD NEWS AND GOOD NEWS: CANCER AND BONE; 5:BRAIN, MOOD AND COGNITION; 6: CONTINUOUS LEARNING AND SELF-CORRECTIVE INQUIRY;CONCLUSION
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I eat lots of saturated fat and Schedulefly doesn't have sales people...Oct 17, 2012 | Schedulefly Crew
But I do eat tons of healthy fat (butter from grass fed cows, MCT oil, avocados, grass fed beef, coconut milk, pastured eggs) and (mostly) avoid cereal grains (wheat, corn, rice) and sugar, and contrary to what conventional wisdom would lead you to believe, since I started eating this way a couple of years ago I've lost weight, improved my immune system, and I feel better than I have in twenty years.
And Schedulefly doesn't have any sales people and we don't do any marketing (save our book and video series, which is focused on our customers, not on us), and we don't have a Twitter handle and we don't have a Facebook fan page, yet we are growing extremely well and not even considering hiring sales people or doing any of these things.
Now I'm not saying that you should eat lots of fat. Or not have sales people. Or stop doing marketing. Or cancel your Twitter and Facebook accounts. But what I am saying is that it's good to be open to bucking conventional wisdom every now and then, and ignore your friends and family who think you are a little nuts, if you find something else that works better than what everybody else is doing...
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About three weeks ago I posted a piece here on MW titled "Where's The Big Idea?" which talked about the power and effectiveness of putting your story's 'big idea' at the beginning and then exploring the consequences of that idea, rather than building your story to conclude with the reveal of your 'big idea.' If you haven't read it already, now would be a good time to pop into the old way-back machine and get caught up.
All caught up? Splendid.
If you delved into the comments section of that post, you'll have noticed a few requests for further discussion about the difference between 'big ideas,' 'twists,' and 'hooks'… so it shouldn't be too terribly difficult for you to figure out where today's post is going to go.
Hook: A 'hook,' in my mind, is best compared to the barb on an actual fishing hook. A story hook isn't the entire fishing hook, it's just that really sharp-edged extra bit at the very beginning of the fishing hook that, once the fish takes it into its mouth, prevents the fish from escaping. A properly executed barb on a fishing hook is designed to slip into the fish's lip or cheek smoothly, but once the fish has passed that point of no return, that point where the barb is set in place, escape is no longer possible.
That's precisely what your story hook should be, too: 1) At the very beginning. In a short story, ideally in the first paragraph, at a minimum in the first page. In a novel, it's definitely in the first chapter, and ideally within the first few pages. 2) Easy going down. Nothing complicated. 3) So compelling that once the reader is past it, there's no escape, no going back.
What does that look like? It's generally either a question to which the reader MUST know the answer, or a situation to which the read MUST know the outcome. The question or situation—the 'hook'—does NOT have to be the 'big idea;' in fact, it doesn't even need to relate directly to the 'big idea,' though the author will score bonus points if it is.
Let me give you one of my favorite examples. It's from a short story by James Maxey, titled "To The East, A Bright Star." The opening sentence is an immediate hook, and he builds it up from there throughout the opening paragraph (I'll add commentary as we go along):
There was a shark in the kitchen.
All-righty, then. Mr. Maxey, you have my attention. I'm hooked. A shark in the kitchen is not something you'd expect. Let us proceed.
The shark wasn't huge, maybe four feet long, gliding across the linoleum toward the refrigerator.
I'm intrigued, and now the author has added a striking visual to this unusual situation.
Tony stood motionless in the knee-deep water of the dining room. The Wolfman said that the only sharks that came in this far were bull sharks, which were highly aggressive.
Here some specific details have been added, so we know the main character isn't hallucinating or dreaming. The whole first floor of the house is flooded (for some yet-to-be determined reason). I'm still intrigued, but (importantly) now I also trust the author because he's promptly given me a solid answer to a improbable-sounding situation.
Tony leaned forward cautiously and shut the door to the kitchen. He'd known the exact time and date of his death for most of his adult life. With only hours to go, he wasn't about to let a shark do something ironic.
And that's the end of opening paragraph. Maxey then goes on let the reader know that the world is going to be struck by a giant asteroid, ending life as we know it, and that the proximity of the asteroid has caused ocean-levels to rise, flooding coastal areas. That's his 'big idea'–the world is going to end. As ideas go, you'll probably agree that that's pretty big. And he hints at it in the opening paragraph (He'd known the exact time and date of his death for most of his adult life), but not before 'hooking' the reader with a shark swimming through the kitchen. The shark is an immediate, jarring, attention-getting device that no sane reader (or editor) could walk away from. You read that and you have to know what f*&k is going on. The asteroid causes flooding, one detail which is used to create the hook. The rest of the story then proceeds to unfold and show us what the main character does with his last day on Earth, i.e. what are the larger consequences of the 'big idea'?
All in all, I think that's a pretty tidy example of the difference between the story's 'hook' and the story's 'big idea,' and how they can intersect.
Now let's throw the old twisteroony into the mix. To me, a twist is the polar opposite of the 'hook.' It's yang to the hook's yin. So if a great hook is that thing that pulls the reader into the story, making him or her say "I have to read this…", a great 'twist' is that thing that helps to spit the reader out the ass end of the story, saying, "Holy crap, what a ride!"
Great openings make readers start stories; great endings make readers look for more stories by that author. Important point here: A 'twist' is only one way to end a story, so don't make the mistake of thinking that every story should end with a twist. After a while it can become more of a carnival trick than a legitimate tool in your toolbox. And twists don't have to come exclusively at the end, either. They can be employed along the way, used as a tool to set up a great ending.
In a nutshell, a twist is nothing more than this: the author sets up one expectation (or set of expectations) and then finds a way—a believable, plausible way—to subvert the readers' expectations and deliver something totally different. It might be the opposite; it might be a hard 90 degree turn to the left; it might be a lot of things. The one thing it isn't is exactly what the reader was expecting.
The key to doing this well, though, is the believable, plausible part. The reader has to simultaneously say "I did NOT see that coming, BUT it makes total sense."
The most obvious and common example of this concept is found in the movie "The Sixth Sense." The big idea: boy believes that he sees (and talks to) dead people. Twist: his psychiatrist (who was supposed to be helping him understand that this could not be really happening) was actually dead himself and talking with the boy. It was awesome. It's one of the few movies you can actually watch a second time and it's a completely different movie. Fifteen years later and I'm still talking about it. (That twist worked so well that M. Night Shamalamadingdong went on and made a career (and a lot of money) making dozens of movies that either sucked, didn't make sense, or both, solely on the strength of how good "The Sixth Sense" was.)
Okay then… to summarize.
Hooks—draw the reader/viewer into the story. May or may not be related to the big idea.
Big idea—the underlying concept that drives the story. It can be as big as the end of the world or as personal as a dead psychiatrist who doesn't know he's dead (the big idea the second time you watch "The Sixth Sense"). But vast or intimate, you need a driver for your story, an engine that makes it go, and I call that the 'big idea.'
Twist—turning the reader's expectations inside out and upside down. Done well=reader joy. Done poorly=cheating/reader irritation. Not a vital component, so tread lightly and execute well.
Clear as mud?
Edmund R. Schubert is the author the novel, Dreaming Creek, and some 40+ short stories, about half of which are in his collection, The Trouble with Eating Clouds. He's held a variety of editorial positions, currently serving his eighth year as editor of Orson Scott Card's InterGalactic Medicine Show. He's co-edited three IGMS anthologies with Card, as well as editing and contributing to the non-fiction book, How to Write Magical Words: A Writer's Companion. Schubert still insists, however, that his greatest accomplishment came during college, when his self-published underground newspaper made him the subject of a professor's lecture in abnormal psychology.
He can be found online at: www.EdmundRSchubert.com


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An approach to freeing the energy necessary for a creation and a creative pathway
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freeing the energy necessary for a creation and a creative pathway
Based on the understanding that we, in one way or another, are the creators of the experiences we have and the reality we experience, the following is an approach that can be used to free the energy for anything we desire to create. It is to create a conditions of freedom and then allow the intention we hold to direct the energy released in the freedom to move us toward the experience we desire to have. The basis of how and why this works is found in, and the essence of, the Releasing Your Unlimited Creativity material.
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As discussed in the topic "creative
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our creativity is composed of two parts. They are our creative ability
and creative power. Creative ability is different than creative
power. The two are integrally linked and often seem inseparable but
they are different. Creative power is about using the energy aspect
energy consciousness. Creative ability is about using the
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In performing the above actions
holding clarity of intent, we will free necessary
creative life energy to create the experience of what we desire.
That freed energy will
flow to create an experience of the intention
we hold
for the environment in which we find ourselves. We will get
insights, feelings and the like that arise from within to guide us
to the experience we desire to have. However, we will need to
honor the intuitive guidance we get. Often is like crossing a stream
stepping on stones in a very thick fog such that we cannot see the
next step to take until we take the step in front of us.
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Movie star Maggie Grace called Liam the "best fake dad any girl could ask for" after he made a prank call to her real life Ex-boyfriend and scared the sweet bejeebies out of him. Liam used the same skills on display in the movie "Taken 3" while trying to save his daughter co-star Maggie. Maggie Grace: Liam Neeson Prank-Called My Ex-Boyfriend - CONAN on TBS … [Read more...]
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Color is an interesting thing. Last weekend, I made a quilt top using these solids from RJR–I will be sharing it in a few weeks as part of a blog hop organized by Pink Castle Fabrics. Anyway, my quilt looks positively neon. My son told me that was a good thing, but I admit to being surprised that this color combination, while admittedly cheery (I was hoping for spring when I selected the colors) turned out neon.
Anyway, I love solids, and I always like trying a new brand. I'm a fan of these, by the way. They have a decent hand (they aren't flimsy) but still manage to be pretty soft, and even have a slight sheen to them.
I'm looking forward to sharing my quilt in a few weeks! And I'm thrilled to say that school is back in session today after two snow days this week. We have already had 13 snow days this year. I guess I will be in charge of the 4th of July party. Sigh.
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Steve's Girl sent this video to show us what the International Market Place looked like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXZNr9CDV_8
The Banyan Tree was preserved during reconstruction (Steve's Girl)
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My strongest memory of the International Marketplace (from 1975) is that the air always smelled like grilling steaks from the restaurants. It was a wonderful scent! I remember browsing the puka shell necklaces that seemed to be everywhere.
The Hawaiian Flea Market was a miniature flea market located in a stall (Steve's Girl)
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And to think that "The International Marketplace" in Waikiki is gone is very sad as well. I always used to eat in the" International Food Court". Though it was "Plastic Ambiente" and not the ambiente of "Duke's Canoe Club" the food was really international and delicious. And on Saturdays there was live music from 11 AM to 2PM for free.
I tried poi, the Polynesian staple food made from taro. I read about it for the first time in James Michener's novel, Hawaii, which was when I was bitten by the Hawaii bug. So when I was in Honolulu many years later, I tried it, of course. And of course I had saimin soup, often eaten by the Five-0 team (though I don't know the episodes).
On Saturdays, at least on the two I stayed in Honolulu (2011 and 2013), there was a Saturday jam from 11 AM to 2 PM at the Food Court, so while having lunch (and afterwards) I listened to live music. On both occasions, the performer was Melveen Leed ("Number 1 With a Bullet," Season 11). Her voice is still good, and she performed "Evergreen Music": a Harry Belafonte medley, an Elvis Presley medley, a medley of well-known Hawaiian songs, etc.
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The Dark Carnival: An Anthology of Horror Reaches #1!
A wonderful thing happened today. A wonderful, amazing, totally rockin' thing… Let me give you a few hints… It involves clowns, things that eat people, and pure evil It involves ghosts and possessions It's not something that should be read alone in the dark… That's right! The Dark Carnival: An Anthology of Horror became #1 on Amazon today in it's category. We've been watching for weeks as it sat at #2, waiting patiently behind works like H.P. Lovecraft. And today we surpassed H.P. Lovecraft and Stephen King to make #1! Woohoo! Here it is in all of its glory! I feel so honored to be a part of this anthology and to have been able to work with such talented authors and illustrators. I'm humbled beyond belief. I feel especially excited because this is the first published work that Pen and Muse Press has ever put out and it's a best seller! Woohoo! Here are the current working for the Dark Carnival (which look pretty darn good)! #1in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Literature & Fiction > Anthologies & Literature Collections > Horror #2in Books > Literature & Fiction > Genre Fiction > Horror > Anthologies #8in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Literature & Fiction > Genre Fiction > Anthologies Well-deserved thanks goes to… With that said, we just want to thank every last one of you who made this possible. Special shout out to Kristen Jett, Jessi Shakarian, and Meghan Schuler for their special behind the scenes work. An additional thank you is due to our fantastic contributors: Kristen Strassel, Meghan Schuler, Claire C. Riley, J. Elizabeth Hill, Jessi Esparza, Debra Kristi, Ryan Bartlett, Michelle Ceasar Davis, Brian LeTendre, Ken Mooney, Eli Constant, Mari Wells, Lucas Hargis, Kat Daemon, T.A. Brock, Calyn Morgan, Emily McKeon, Gregory Carrico, Kristin Hanson, Nicole R. Taylor, C. Elizabeth Vescio, Brian W. Taylor, Kate Michael, Ezekiel Conrad, Jamie Adams, Bobby Solomons, Mark Matthews, Jamie Corrigan, Kristin Rivers, Kristen Jett, Sheila Hall, Suzy G, Kim Culpepper, Ruth Shedwick, J.C. Michael, Wulf Francu Godgluck, Ashly Nagrant, Amy Trueblood, Vanessa Henderson, Tawney Bland, Julie Hutchings and Stevan Knapp. Without all of you this wouldn't be possible! And a thank you to you! Thank you to everyone who participated in reading the Dark Carnival showcase, encouraged our authors and illustrators, anyone who has followed this blog or tweeted us, and thank you to every single person who has bought a copy. You rock! Get a Copy Today (Or Add it to Goodreads!) Here are the bazzillion places you can get a copy depending on the country you live in or where you prefer to shop! Add it to your Goodreads! Smashwords Amazon USA Amazon IN Amazon UK Amazon DE Amazon FR Amazon ES Amazon IT Amazon JP Amazon BR Amazon CA Amazon MX Amazon AU Did I mention that any money earned from these sales are going to charity? So what are you waiting for? It's less than a coffee. It's less than most packs of gum! Congratulations again to all of our hard working authors, editors, and cover designer Cara! Much love and creeptastic...Read More
Dark Carnival Horror Anthology: Cover Reveal
If you're a Pen & Muse regular, you may recall last October being a first for us. We opened up our site to our readers – allowing their writing and illustrations to be showcased here. It's one thing to hear comments from our readers, and another to see their writing – and the community we've built here. We could have left it at that. But we didn't. We offered to create an anthology of the pieces submitted, with edits and suggestions from us, and the response was way more exciting than we could have imagined. Some of these authors have been published before – and for some, it's the first time in the rodeo. Today….we release the cover. Introducing: DARK CARNIVAL. Dark Carnival : A Pen & Muse Press Horror Anthology Blurb: In this anthology, several authors and illustrators explore the dark and hidden dangers that lie within a carnival that has come to town. But it is no ordinary carnival. It's The Dark Carnival. And when The Dark Carnival comes to town, there's no promise that anyone can leave…alive. Contributors include: Kat Daemon, Kristen Strassel, Julie Hutchings, C. Elizabeth Vescio, Mark Matthews, Brian W. Taylor, Kim Culpepper, Eli Constant, Mari Wells, J. Elizabeth Hill, Nicole R. Taylor, Ashly Nagrant, Kristin Hanson, Calyn Morgan, Tawney Bland, Roselle Kaes, Ken Mooney, Emily McKeon, Bobby Salomons, Ezekiel Conrad, Sheila Hall, Michelle Davis, Lucas Hargis, Vanessa Henderson, Ryan Bartlett, Debra Kristi, Jessi Esparza, T.A. Brock, Ruth Shedwick, Brian LeTendre, Amy Trueblood, Gregory Carrico, Jamie Corrigan, Kate Michael, Tyle Anne Snell, Alicia Audrey, Meghan Schuler, Jamie Adams, Wulf Francu Godgluck, J.C. Michael, Suzy G., Kristin Rivers, and Claire C. Riley. *Final lineup subject to change We'd like to thank the amazing design genius C. Elizabeth Vescio for the fantastic cover design, everyone who participated in Dark Carnival, and of course…everyone who followed the Dark Carnival last year. The Dark Carnival cover has been revealed! Do you dare give it a peek? Click To Tweet I got my ticket to the Dark Carnival – did you? #coverreveal Click To Tweet If you're participating in the Dark Carnival blog blitz or you want to enjoy the ride, here are the stops below! Book Blitz 10/1 – 10/8 10/1 Ruth Shedwick This Writer's World & Plot Bunnies J. Elizabeth Hill Severed Limb Movement Michelle Cable Deadly Ever After Bran Writes 10/2 Fabulous and Fun Fang Freakingtastic Reviews Calyn Morgan Jessica Harvey Writes Marlene Moss Lucas Hargis 10/3 Wulf Twisted Book Junkie Jennifer Brinkmeyer 10/4 Brewed Bohemian Miss Riki 10/6 Debra Kristi Shen Hart Brian LeTendre 10/7 Kate Michaels Twinning for Twins 10/8 Absentee Blogger Descent into Slushland T.A. Brock Books Mari Wells Mark Matthews...Read More
The Dark Carnival Anthology: Cover Reveal & Book Blitz Sign Up
Last week we did something exciting. We approved the finalized cover of the Dark Carnival Anthology. The fantastic author and graphic designer extraordinaire Cara Vescio designed the cover — and it's no less than incredible. Man, we are lucky! If you're looking for an affordable and creative graphic designer, there really is no need to look any farther than her. This anthology came about after having a writer and illustrator showcase last October that had around 80 contributing artists and authors. It was so popular and wonderfully dark and creative, we wanted to compile it in an e-book for all to read and carry on their e-readers. For a list of the contributors, click here. About the Dark Carnival In this anthology, several authors and illustrators explore the dark and hidden dangers that lie within a carnival that has come to town. But it is no ordinary carnival. It is the Dark Carnival. And when the Dark Carnival comes to town, there's no promise that anyone can leave…alive. Authors include Kat Daemon, Kristen Strassel, Julie Hutchings, C. Elizabeth Vescio, Mark Matthews, Brian W. Taylor, and many more. Illustrators include Ryan Bartlett. Be A Part of the Cover Reveal & Book Blitz We'd love to have YOUR help in celebrating the cover reveal! Sign up to help reveal the cover of the Dark Carnival Anthology this September and the blog blitz this October. Once you sign up, you'll receive an email with everything you need to help reveal the cover of the Dark Carnival anthology before the reveal date. You do not have to do both of them. But we'd love to have your help in any way! Cover reveal: 09/29/14 Blog blitz: 10/01/14 – 10/07/14 SIGN UP TO REVEAL THE COVER & BLOG BLITZ HERE We are so excited to have so many fantastic authors, illustrators, readers, and supporters, & ...Read More
Introducing: The Haunted House Writer & Illustrator Showcase – Sign up Now!
Last year Pen & Muse kicked off our first ever writer and illustrator showcase, called The Dark Carnival. It was a HUGE hit and we were honored to have almost 100 different authors and illustrators participate. In case you want to reminisce or read the horror stories from last year, you can find them here. They are exquisite, if I do say so myself. In fact, we're also publishing many of those illustrations and stories in an anthology this October. You can already add it on Goodreads! It's that time again folks! Though it's still summer, October is just around the corner. Kristen, Jessi, and I sat down trying to figure out what theme we could possibly come up with that would be just as fantastic as The Dark Carnival. And then the lightbulbs turned on in our brains and we did it! We had the theme! It was perfect! The 2014 Pen & Muse October Writer & Illustrator showcase theme is… THE HAUNTED HOUSE The Haunted House Details Illustrators / artists – Artwork can be done in any medium. Art pieces must involve a haunted house in some way, though those are the only guidelines. It doesn't matter if it's inside, outside, one room, etc. Use your imagination! Any and all illustrators / artists are welcome. Must be original work. Must be able to send in a high resolution picture or scan of image. We are willing to include any information for the piece and buy links. Art must be sent in by September 1st, 2014. Authors / Writers – Stories must revolve around a haunted house in some way. We're hoping for the same creepy, macabre, spine chilling fun as last year but we're not making any rules other than it must involve a haunted house. Stories must be between 1000 to 4000 words and must be original pieces. All genres and all writers welcome. Short stories must be sent in by September 1st, 2014. Note: Unlike last year, we are limiting the showcase to only 50 artists and illustrators. So it's first come, first serve my friends! That said, if you want to participate, please do not wait to sign up. *Also, we are hoping to get many art pieces this year, just like last year so please let your artsy friends know about this!* Stories and illustrations will be shared throughout the month of October. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE HAUNTED HOUSE WRITER & ILLUSTRATOR SHOWCASE Sign up, write your heart out, and get ready to be freaky with it. *Picture of the haunted house was found...Read More
The Dark Carnival: Nothing But Net by Brian W. Taylor
You've dared return to the Dark Carnival. How brave, yet foolish! Today, I can't guarantee you'll make it out alive. You can see the live list of participants and their posts dates on this link. Follow the buzz on twitter using the official hashtag #DarkCarnival. Oh, and don't forget to scroll to the bottom of this post for a giveaway! Nothing But Net by Brian W. Taylor For Jolene and Kristen, a muse by any other name would not be as inspiring. Corey Johnson checked his watch for what felt like the thousandth time. Fifteen minutes until the carnival closed. Finally. He wouldn't have even come if it wasn't for Will—his brother's best friend. The guy was a solid wall of muscle who had played power forward before graduating this past summer. It was the same date Corey's brother, Roderick, should have graduated too. They passed the Tilt-A-Whirl as the last of the patrons exited. One guy stumbled on shaky legs, apparently dizzy. It had been Roddy's favorite. The realization was like a punch to Corey's gut. "Man," Will said, as if feeling the same sensation, "I wish your brother was here." Corey walked on, his head and heart elsewhere. "He was the best basketball player our state had seen in a long time. Maybe ever," Will continued. "Yeah," Corey agreed. "I miss him. Being here on the anniversary of his disappearance was a bad idea." Will gave him a playful push. "What's the matter, Mr. Hot Shot, you too good to honor your brother's memory by having some fun at his favorite carnival? I saw you flirting with that community college chick. Your brother would have been happy." They walked past the funnel cake stand. The mouthwatering aroma of fried dough hung in the air like a sugary mist. Corey inhaled deeply knowing his brother would have made them stop to get one. Tinkling music sailed on the autumn breeze as an ancient carousel slowed before jerking to a stop a short distance away. A kid from Corey's school—Dave Neiderman–wrapped his arm around a blonde underclassman. They were sharing a box of popcorn and staring intently into each other's eyes. If only she knew about Dave's other girlfriend. "I don't see how this is honoring Roddy? I mean, we stay here all night pretending he's still alive…then what?" Corey motioned around the tent lined perimeter of the carnival. "It's not like we'll find him here playing games or pigging out on funnel cake." "Shut up, Corey. Don't say that. Don't even think it." Corey shoved his friend hard enough to knock him back a few steps. Everyone always walked on egg shells around him. A guy could only take so much. "Don't say what? That Roddy's probably dead? That some drunken hillbilly probably ran him down after the carnival last year because he couldn't pick out the shape of a black kid walking down the side of a dimly lit road?" Will opened his mouth but snapped it shut and glared for a long moment. "He's not dead. You're his brother for Christ's sake. How can you say that?" "You saw the way folks treated him—how they treat me now. They only tolerate me because I can ball. Without me our team—this town–would be a joke. The only reason I stayed was for Roddy. He's gone. It's time for everyone else to move on too." Will moved closer and pulled Corey into his meaty arms. "It's okay, bro. I miss him too." Corey didn't want to cry but he did. Right there in front of all...Read More
The Dark Carnival: A Seat for Every Soul by Amy Trueblood & illustration from Vanessa Henderson
You've dared return to the Dark Carnival. How brave, yet foolish! Today, I can't guarantee you'll make it out alive. You can see the live list of participants and their posts dates on this link. Follow the buzz on twitter using the official hashtag #DarkCarnival. Oh, and don't forget to scroll to the bottom of this post for a giveaway! A Seat for Every Soul Illustration by Vanessa Henderson A Seat for Every Soul by Amy Trueblood It's not every day you get asked to hide a pair of bolt cutters in your pants. Bryan looked at me with his pleading baby blues, and I couldn't say no. That was the problem with Bryan and me. I could never say no. "Hey Tatum, steal that pack of gum for me. I'll need minty fresh breath when we make out later." Or even better, "Tatum, honey, it's okay, your mom won't notice the twenty missing from her wallet. I'll pay her back later." Yeah, right. I wished I could say no to him. I'd tried several times, but when he slid his muscled arms around my full waist, and pulled me tight against his chest, that one tiny word flew right out of my head. I mean what other boy who looked like an Abercrombie model would date me? I wasn't like the other toothpick girls at school with legs that went on for miles and hair that had perfect "beachy" waves. I'd always been thick like my mom, and no amount of dieting or exercising had changed that. "Psst, Tatum, let's go," Bryan called. I took his callused hand in mine and snuck around the outer gate of the fairgrounds. We weren't supposed to be here. Rumors said a couple was murdered behind one of the exposition tents last month. Police surrounded the place for weeks and found nothing. Murmurs around town said security had to haul away four people who claimed to be possessed after spending time in the funhouse. It was all total crap. The truth was the owners went bankrupt and took off in the middle of the night leaving everything behind: tents, games, even the rides. The site was abandoned, and the city still didn't know what to do with it. Randy and Marie, Bryan's friends since childhood scooted along behind us. They would stop every few steps to swallow each other's faces before realizing we were too far ahead and scrambled to catch up. "Won't we get in trouble if we get caught?" Marie squeaked. She was so small I swore her jeans were a children'ssize 12,and her voice was one octave higher than Tinkerbell's. Randy snatched her by the belt loop and dragged her toward him. "Don't worry, babe. I won't let the cops take you." He bent down to snuggle her neck, and I tried not to vomit. We walked along the fence, and I stared into thedark looking for security guards or dogs with sharp teeth. Bryan claimed the guy at the liquor store told him the city was too cheap to pay for security, so they just chained and locked the gates. I didn't believe him until now. The only things in the shadows were old napkins and cups that rolled around every time the wind blew in our direction. "Down here," Bryan whispered, motioning to the far end of the fence. He grasped a wide steel padlock and yanked on it several times. "Just what I thought." An impish grin danced across his face."Bolt cutters." His voice was serious like a doctor asking for a scalpel. He even laid out...Read More


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The Ideal Age for Braces
While there isn't any one specific age that is ideal for every child to get braces, there are a few signs and factors that contribute to the ideal age for your child. Look into these factors in helping you decide when is the right time for your child to receive braces. By looking into these factors, and listening to the advice of your pediatric dentist, you can ensure the best treatment will be given at the right time to ensure success in correcting their teeth.
Orthodontic Evaluation
It is a good idea to have your child's orthodontic evaluation by the time they are seven years old. The orthodontist will be able to assess the situation of your child's mouth and determine whether or not advanced dental work will be needed. There are signs and problems that can be identified at this point, where the parents will be advised as to when the best time to get braces if at all. Some children will be lucky and escape the need for braces. Be sure to follow the advice you are given for the best results.
The Right Time
While the answer might be a frustrating one, the right time for braces will vary from person to person. Rather than looking for a specific age at which braces should be delivered, it is instead important to look at a couple of different oral events that should happen before braces should be delivered:
- The last baby teeth should be lost before braces are put on.
- The twelve year old molars should have already erupted and started to make their way in the mouth by this point.
- If there are any teeth extractions or surgeries that will need to take place, these should be done before the braces are added.
By not following these guides, the timeline of braces can and will be lengthened leading to more problems. Instead wait for the age when your child will have reached all these requirements, ensuring their orthodontic work will go forward as planned. Listen to the advice of your dentist and orthodontist to deliver the best treatment possible for your child. By waiting for the right stage of development for braces, your child will have a more positive experience, completing the process with fewer problems and better results.
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Demand for ammunition is as high as it has ever been, and in response, the big three have been cranking out cartridges as fast as they can. Many folks have reported a noticeable decline in quality control, noting function issues, or degradation in accuracy. Winchester "white box" and Federal XM bulk packs have been a staple of mine for training for a long time, and while quality has been generally pretty good overall, this seems to have been variable over the years. A while back, my good friend, Gunsite Instructor Giles Stock turned me onto a loading that Hornady had put together specifically for law enforcement agencies looking for high quality training ammunition at a reasonable cost.
Having had positive experiences with their steel cased, 75-grain training ammunition, I was certainly interested in what Hornady had to offer. This load, numbered 80275 or 80276 (depending on box color and distribution channels), features a 55-grain boat tail bullet in a brass case. Giles told me I had to try this ammunition out as he was getting near match grade accuracy from this load for a fraction of the cost of actual match ammunition.
So after a few phone calls resulting in another line on my credit card statement, I had a couple cases on its way. The test platform would be centered around a LaRue Stealth Upper, featuring a 1 in 8″ twist stainless steel match barrel and known for its sub-MOA accuracy. It is an economical and turnkey way to turn any service grade rifle into an accurate and reliable DMR type platform. As a comparison, I brought with me a couple boxes of Black Hills Mk 262 77 gr Match.
At about 100 yards, shooting off a rickety picnic table, we got just under 1-inch with the Hornady Practice Ammo and similar results with the Mk 262. I was getting some horizontal stringing issues with my groups, probably thanks to my herniated disc at C7. Bob fared a bit better, but I'll let the groups below speak for themselves. Over the past few months, I've shot about 1000 rounds of the Hornady Practice and found it to be reliable, consistent, and clean. At about $28/50 through outlets like Midway, it is a little pricier than bulk practice ammunition, but a heck of a lot cheaper than true match grade ammunition, and is comparable in price to Black Hills' Blue Box Remanufactured 55 grain ammo. If you're looking for some clean, accurate ammunition that bridges the gap between bulk ammo and true match loadings, check this load out.
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2001 Ford Mustang Convertible - Consumer Review
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Vehicle2001 Ford Mustang GT Deluxe 2dr Convertible (4.6L 8cyl 5M)
ReviewI wanted a convertible. I read the V-8
was a more reliable engine so I went
with that. After rebate and dealer
discounts, the Mustang was $2k LESS
than a comparably equipped Miata. I
feel safer in a larger car. I can pass
other cars on the freeway quite easily
now. Love driving with the top down
and the exhaust sounds great. Not the
best looking inside or out. And not
the most reliable compared to
Japanese. But thousands of $$ cheaper,
so figured that would offset.
Best FeaturesAcceleration! The torque (302 lb.- feet) is awesome! The top down ride is like flying (almost). Handling is very good and so is sudden braking (which I've done a little bit).
Worst FeaturesThe leather seats, though nice looking and retro, are uncomfortable over long periods. I replaced the drivers seat with a race seat which is actually an improvement. Interior is dull. I spiced it up a bit with some after market gizmos. Lose the plastic/fake hood & side scoops.
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It is no joke. It is not an urban legend. Google has a fondness for listing youtube videos. That's the truth. Now here comes the bad news: your success of getting a top listing, via a youtube video, totally depends on your keyword selection. Top ranking is not automatic. Obviously, this does not work for highly competitive keywords. You can spend all your time identifying highly popular keywords and making youtube videos for them but you'll get nowhere. If you want to vacuum traffic from Google, use long tail keywords. Long tails are relatively rarely used search terms often composed of strings of words. It is very easy to dismiss these keywords but you'd be making a big mistake if you do that. The truth is because these keywords have very little competition, it is easier to rank for them. Since they do get little streams of traffic, you can easily build a network of youtube videos that get streams of traffic from many relatively uncontested long tail keywords. As we all know, many little streams flowing together form a mighty river. This should be your strategy when creating and uploading videos to Youtube for traffic. This guide steps you through the process.
Find long tail keywords and make videos that cater to them
The first step is to find long tail keywords that have commercial value. This means people actually pay for these keywords. Next, filter them based on competition. This means there should not be too many other pages that target these keywords. Now filter your remaining keywords based on how much monthly exact search volume they get. At the end of the process, you have a list of commercial keywords with traffic that don't have much competition. Next, build videos that cater to these keywords. Your videos must be informative. You have to directly cater to them. Don't bait and switch with long tails by not posting videos relevant to the words themselves. The video must offer real value. Thankfully, there are a lot of cheap video production outfits on the Internet that will allow you to do this cost-efficiently.
Use the right tags
Once you have created high value videos that actually cater to the keywords you are targeting and which provide real value, you have to tag your video the right way. Your tags must be relevant. Don't use irrelevant tags just so you can try to snag some other keywords' traffic. This is misleading and is a form of spamming. Find related long tail keywords and use them as your tags.
Remember to write effective website copy
Once you have uploaded relevant video and tagged it ethically and accurately, don't just post a url and leave. The fact is your youtube video is your ad, make sure every element works to your advantage. Everything must work to promote your brand-from the tags to the description to the url. In your description, you must attract the reader's attention, create an interest in the eyes of the reader, and bring out a desire in them to buy, subscribe to your channel, or do some sort of action. The final step to your description should be a call to action. Remember, you might have the best ad in the world in terms of getting attention, creating interest and moving people with their desire. However, if they don't take action, the ad is worthless.
I'm in the middle of a Youtube training and it's extremely educational. Let me share with you my insights. Contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com or send me a message via my Facebook Page.


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So I currently work in a large and extremely famous retain store that has chains all across the country.
We are required to wear name tags and I find myself in very uncomfortable situations nearly everyday because of this. At least once a day a customer will ask me what my name is and then say "Hey Jordan do you reccomend this or that?" Or "Jordan can you check if this coupon will work for that?" And other extremely obnoxious questions.
I don't mind assisting people, but it really irritates me when customers ask me for my name just to use it in such a casual manner, as if I'm on some sort of first name basis with them. Sometimes even angry customers would threaten me if I do or say something that aligns with corporate law.. for instance I once had a customer try to return something without the receipt and she said "What's your problem Jordan? Why are you lying to me Jordan?" And insisted that she could return it even though I repeadedly told her corporate doesn't allow this.
On the telephone if I have to complete a shipment for a customer, they'll almost always ask me my name and say something like "Ok, I expect the package to be perfect and if you fail Jordan I'll be calling your manager/corporate" even though I've never had a complaint about a package before.
Do you think that there's a way to talk about this with my boss? Or at least a way to tell customers nicely that I don't wish to give out my personal name?
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no I don't do that and always say never give out your name.
for me it's a security thing especially as have young staff as well.00|00|0
Thanks for mh
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Give them a nickname or do what I do when I don't want to spell my name at Penn Station, "My name is J."00|00|0


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We booked one night here, as we wanted to stay an extra night, as it was the only place left during the long weekend that fit our budget. We were really pleased with the size of the deluxe studio room, and everything was clean, and had some nice touches - this was after staying at the Sundial for a few days.
Even though the layout of the hotel and how to get to the lobby is very confusing, we will not be back simply because the walls are literally paper thin here. Every time the door opened and closed from another person's room across the hall, we could clearly hear the bang and that was very annoying. It didn't help that there was some kind of hang out party going on in the room across from us as well, as we could hear right through their room to ours - there was at least 10 people in the room, and this carried on until close to midnight. I don't know if the hotel has some kind of policy to limit to the amount of people allowed in a room considering how there doesn't seem to be any insulation to shield the noise.
We would have called to complained if they hadn't left to go to a bar eventually - yup, we could hear what the plan was, and the name of the bar. We also felt there might be a lack of privacy on our part as well - if we can hear people from our room, can we be heard in the hall way as well?
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If you Perform 4 debit transaction in your SBI Parent branch then its totally free but for that, you have to maintain minimum average quarterly balance.if you are making the debit transaction more than 4 times from your home branch or over 40 debit transaction from your internet banking then the bank will charge FEE Excess DRS charges from your account on basis of transaction performed by you. And also kindly note that this amount is non-refundable amount.
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About 3 months ago, I saw this video, and it broke my heart into a million pieces. There I was crying my eyes out, in front of my large screen in my home office. It was about 4 p.m. and I was almost done with a blogpost when I paused to check out some news links via Twitter. And then I saw it. I mean.. I knew about sex trafficking before, but seeing a video and hearing a story this powerful is not the same thing as reading about it. I promptly tweeted it saying something like "Watch this and don't you dare complain about your life." I was sad about what I saw, but I was also happy that with a miniscule action such as a tweet, which was available to me, I could let my network know about it. Perhaps it would move people to action. Perhaps it wouldn't. Perhaps it would make people join me in a good cry. Perhaps it wouldn't. But I knew for sure I was doing my part in at least raising awareness. Perhaps I could do something about it myself. And then life happened; with work and planning a wedding, I filled my head with daily minutiae of life and didn't think of it, except for a few times I returned to watch the video. I cried every time. Even though I did't take action immediately, I knew I wanted to do something. I just didn't know what. But life has a funny way of working out.
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My name is Katranitsa Lamprini and I love to dive! As a woman I would like to know what are the risks of diving during pregnancy and what might happen if I dive at the first 2-3 months of the pregnancy. Could something happen to the baby or are there risks for the mother? I have been asking dive instructors about this but they could not give me a definite answer. Thanks in advance!!
Dear Katranitsa,
The agreed upon medical opinion among dive medical specialists, is that diving during pregnancy is not allowed. If you dove and did not know that you were pregnant, there is no reason to panic. We would advise that you should consult with your gynaecologist/obstetrician and inform him. Someone asked me in panic if she should terminate the pregnancy and the answer is definitely NO!
In the 70's and early 80's we were not as strict as we are nowadays. Some of the leading diving literature, actually a diving manual, gave the advice, that if the pregnant diver wants to dive, she had to make sure that it was in the first trimester, that she dives only under favourable conditions, i.e. in warm waters, no currents, easy entry and exit and not exceed 33' (10 msw) depth! Two entities are considered when discussing this subject: the foetus and the mother.
Experiments on humans are scant for obvious reasons and scientists relied on animal experiments in addition to questionnaires to mothers that continued diving after they got pregnant out of ignorance or not knowing that they were pregnant. They showed that the foetus could sustain damage caused by higher concentrations of Nitrogen and possible bubble formation. The direct and long term effects of higher partial pressures of Oxygen to the fetus are not clearly known. Furthermore, the foetal circulation is a more or less independent one and the passage of abnormal concentrations of gases through it, could represent a challenge to that system. There is also very recent studies indicating a shift of extra cellular fluids following the dive and that may also interfere with the foetal circulation.
The first 3 months or first trimester is definitely very crucial in the embryonic development and any interruption of the developmental process could have dire consequences or lead to abnormalities or an abortion. Other than the mechanical obstructive direct effects of bubbles, we need to consider the biochemical effects caused by mediators released from the endothelium (inner wall) of the blood vessels when bubbles bombard it. Cold, due to unplanned prolonged immersion is also a factor and can adversely affect a pregnancy.
As to the mother, several questions need to be carefully considered. With the morning sickness and the hormonal changes taking place, would she be physically fit to go diving? And what if she has to vomit under the water? Even the normal ear and sinus equalization could be affected, as pregnancy usually results in some water retention leading among other things to nose and ear stuffiness. Another aspect that complicates the matter, is what if the mother has a diving accident and needs to be treated in the recompression chamber? The effects of such a treatment would also have harmful effect on the foetus.
So, in conclusion: enjoy every minute of your pregnancy, give birth and then return to diving. If the delivery was a normal vaginal one without complications, we recommend a minimum of 4 weeks and if it was a caesarean section, the minimum of 8 weeks to allow for wound healing. Before returning to diving, the general physical fitness should be tested. A gradual approach will allow you to regain your pre-pregnancy stamina.
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Zenith continues its tribute to the famous explorer Christopher Columbus with this fancied-up 10-piece limited edition featuring a superbly enamelled, engraving and micro-painted caseback.
There is a lot of detail, some of it very subtle, on the caseback. I'll walk you through and give a closer look at some of the details which I find noteworthy.
Surrounding the gyroscopic mechanism are a finely hand-engraved portrait of Columbus and a sextant (far right):
Above these features are a representation of the Santa Maria, Columbus' flagship on his voyage of 1492. The champleve enamelled sails accurately incorporate the red cross — save for one which I see has been replaced by a Zenith star. Around the edge of the caseback I see a mini-painting of the horizon at dawn or dusk; you can even see a small wheel which evokes the sun. It all comes together in a most impressive fashion; just think of how many hours it must have taken Zenith's master craftsmen to create such a scene!
Dial side, the architecture is arranged so as to highlight the watches most prominent features: the chain-and-fusee constant force system and the gimbal cage which holds the 36,000 vph regulator constantly horizontal. Also on display are hours/mins (12 o'clock), power reserve (4 o'clock), and small seconds (9 o'clock).
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