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Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Crafter Barbie
I don't know about you but I would totally purchase Crafter Barbie if she existed. Would you? Just for fun, what would your Crafter Barbie look like? Or would she even be ''Crafter Barbie"? Maybe it would be "Knitting Barbie" or "Blogger Barbie"?
28 comments:
- Isabel @AlphaMom said...
i love this!
- September 1, 2009 at 4:18 PM
- DomesticArmor said...
This is great! About 6 years ago, my sons were really into GI Joes and my husband jumped at the chance to join in the fun. Now I have a four year daughter and we just turned my old "Hawaii" Barbie it to GI Jane with face paint and gear. She loves it!
Keep havin' Fun!
- September 1, 2009 at 4:27 PM
- Ayie said...
i never played barbie...i grew up quite boyish =)
- September 1, 2009 at 4:27 PM
- Sunny Tuesday said...
I have a Barbie-sized pink sewing machine from when I was little. It even says "Barbie" on it, so she must've been a crafter at some point. Maybe it was on the DL?
- September 1, 2009 at 4:56 PM
- kawaii crafter said...
Sunny Tuesday,
LOL, yes maybe she was just keeping up appearances ;)
- September 1, 2009 at 5:09 PM
- Beth said...
That's awesome! And I still have one of those Barbie sewing machines somewhere... but I think mine's blue if memory serves. heheh
- September 1, 2009 at 5:35 PM
- Calamity Anne said...
I wouldn't be surprised if they out with a Crafter Barbie now!!! Hopefully you put the bug in their bonnet!
- September 1, 2009 at 5:44 PM
- kawaii crafter said...
Calamity Anne,
I hope so!
- September 1, 2009 at 5:48 PM
- Angel said...
I love it! I'd totally have a crafter Barbie, i love the mini tote idea rofl. Super cute!
- September 1, 2009 at 5:55 PM
- inoriz said...
LOL! What a brilliant idea! I was very tomboyish growing up as well and only had one Barbie.
Who was headless most of the time.
(No, I'm not a psychotic serial killer... why do you ask? Lol)
- September 1, 2009 at 10:11 PM
- Emily Fay said...
I had to smile so with the picture;) you have properly touched me with it.... so it would probably also look my Barbie... Jung Dynamically... Does handicraft... Sews.... If what knits and is able to do also in the craft not only in the kitchen;)
lg Marion
- September 2, 2009 at 12:27 AM
- 3 o'clock walk said...
You should submit that to Mattel! I'm sure they would love a fresh idea with a large demographic ;) I'd buy one for me...I mean my daughter...cough...
- September 2, 2009 at 6:31 AM
- IamSusie said...
I bet they'll come out with one soon. American Girl has a popular Girl of the Year for 2009 who has her own craft table with sewing machine.
- September 2, 2009 at 7:08 AM
- Renanda said...
My crafter Barbie would have glue on her hands, paint on her cheek, and crazy hair from all the craft fails!
- September 2, 2009 at 7:33 AM
- kawaii crafter said...
Isn't that the truth! Can we add that she wouldn't have perfectly manicured nails either.
- September 2, 2009 at 8:25 AM
- KansasCityGypsy said...
I adore this concept. I'd buy it for myself, and I'm 32! :)
- September 2, 2009 at 8:52 AM
- Christina Joy said...
I wish she had a Crafter Barbie sized serger...oh how fun would that be to re-thread all four tiny bobbins when thread broke!
- September 2, 2009 at 11:00 AM
- Stacy said...
ha! ha! excellent!
- September 2, 2009 at 4:29 PM
- PDX Bride said...
Crap I would buy crafter barbie, and I dont have any kids!! You need to call Matel!
- September 2, 2009 at 8:47 PM
- Oiyi said...
Hehehehe...that's awesome!
- September 3, 2009 at 8:54 AM
- Kim Dellow said...
Oh brilliant! I love it! Kim
- September 3, 2009 at 9:13 AM
- Sandra J. Strickler said...
OMG this is awesome!!! I'm with the others - you should totally submit this for production. Much better role model than skinny unrealistic Barbie!!!!
- September 3, 2009 at 10:13 AM
- guurrrl said...
Loving the accessories!
- September 4, 2009 at 5:20 AM
- Liz said...
How fun. I would totally buy one.
- September 4, 2009 at 6:19 AM
- Staci said...
Oh my goodness. When I first saw that photo I jumped out of my chair. I thought it was real!! I would definitely buy a crafter barbie if I could. She could hang out on my sewing table all day. :)
- September 6, 2009 at 1:41 PM
- Sabii Wabii said...
You need to host this as a blog challange. Too cute of an idea.
- September 9, 2009 at 7:10 PM
When you pull the string on her back she could say " I made it! giggle giggle"
- September 11, 2009 at 7:23 PM
- brenda gans said...
i love it. my doll would have to include items for fashion doll repaints as that is my main craft.
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Francis Dominianni was a man who lived life with passion. He served in World War II, earning a Presidential Citation, Bronze Star and Purple Heart, and following his discharge became an aeronautical mechanic and racecar driver. His love was Corvettes, he said in a documentary of his life made in 2009.
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There are very few portraits of Mary Shelley, born Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin on this day, August 30, in 1797. Sadly, she never sat for a photographer, though the technology was available over the last decade of her life.
The two paintings above were done from actual sittings, twenty years apart. Most other known portraits, in oils or pen, were made after Mary's death, based on earlier sketches or descriptions by her son, Percy Florence.
Samuel John Stump's portrait from 1820 shows a young Mary at her writing desk. She smiles shyly, lost in thought, fiddling with a locket. Stump was best known for his portraits of stage celebrities, and a series of famous landscapes.
The 1840 painting is by her friend, Irish-born Richard Rothwell who, for a time, was considered the finest portraitist in Britain. Mary appears with big brown eyes and luminous skin on a field of dark colors, a striking image of a refined and melancholic lady.
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The Canadian dollar, known as the loonie for the image of the aquatic bird on the C$1 coin, fell 0.7% to 99.92 cents per U.S. dollar at 2:23 p.m. in Toronto. It touched the weakest level since Nov. 19. One loonie buys $1.0008.
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Chuao Venezuelan Origin Chocolate
Chuao is a small village in Venezuela, but to chocolate aficionados is the name for criollo cocoa beans from the area. Casey at The Chocolate Note has some wonderful coverage and photos.
For many years Amadei (Italy) had an exclusive deal for the beans from the region, so the only chocolate made from them was Amadei's Chuao bars. The bars were hard to find and of course quite expensive (though bars from Chocolat Bonnat existed, that's kind of another story). And of course there was just the one company's concept of what was best about the beans (from the fermentation to the roasting & conching). Amadei is no longer the only purveyor of the coveted beans. I picked up three different bars from three different countries to see how they created a chocolate bar from the esteemed cacao: Chocolat Bonnat (France), Amano (USA) and Coppeneur (Germany).
The Chocolat Bonnat Chuao bar is the largest of the group, a generous 100 gram bar (3.5 ounces). It's 75% cacao and Kosher. There are only three ingredients in the bar: cacao, cocoa butter and sugar. No emulsifiers like soy lecithin and no vanilla.
The packaging is simple and the same as all the other Bonnat bars I've had. It's a large bar with petite but thick rectangular segments. It's wrapped in a simple paper-backed foil which is then covered in a simple glossy, embossed paper sleeve.
The bar has a beautiful sheen, a light touch of red to the brown color and though the photo makes it look a creamy color, it's really quite dark.
The scent is rather earthy with a few green notes like olives. The melt is exquisite, smooth and thick without being chalky or dry. The chocolate is flavorful, angled mostly towards the deep flavors like smoke, coffee, dried cherries and molasses. There are some slight mineral notes, like iron. While it sounds like this would be heavy and rich, it still comes off a little lighter than that, mostly because of the texture and a lighter acidity. There's a trace of bitterness towards the end but nothing distracting, more like a finish of a citrus marmalade.
I'm already quite fond of Coppeneur. From the packaging, which is this smart little matte black "wallet" that's sealed with a dot of wax to the beautiful design of the bar's mold. I've bought several of their Ocumare bars in the past (straight dark chocolate and Mit Chili & Cacao-Nibs) but never wrote about them. They're difficult to find in the United States, I've been buying my bars at Fog City News in San Francisco.
Like the Bonnat bar, the Coppeneur Chuao Dunkle Schokolade is made only with cacao mass and sugar. There is no added soy lecithin or vanilla. This bar is 70% and comes in a 50 gram tablet (about 1.76 ounces).
The bar has a similar red hue. The format of the bar is different from both the Bonnat and Amano, so I photographed them together. It's quite thin but has an excellent snap to it.
The initial melt is quick and smooth but the thing I noticed first was the raisin flavors and light tangy notes. Though it's only 70% instead of the 75% of the Bonnat, it's not sweeter though perhaps a little more acidic and has a dry finish. Though most of the flavor notes were overwhelmingly fruity, like prunes and raisins and dried cherries there were some light roasted notes of pecans. Towards the end, the flavors got deeper with notes of toffee, leather and tobacco.
There were a couple of little gritty bits, this bar is a 70 hour conch. I have another set of bars from Coppeneur that I got in Germany that are paired: a 70 hour conch and a 100 hour conch. I'll be trying those soon.
The third bar in my roundup is the American Amano Chuao bar. I'm fond of Amano's other Venezuelan single origin bar, the Ocumare, so I was excited to taste the Chuao.
This bar comes in the same package style as the other Amanos, a slim and glossy box. The bars are 2 ounces (56 grams) and wrapped in a sturdy gold foil. This bar differs from the other two in the ingredients: cocoa beans, sugar, cocoa butter and vanilla beans. So I was curious what the vanilla beans would contribute to the profile of the Chuao cacao. The cacao content is 70% and is Kosher (note that it's also made in a facility with nuts, peanuts, dairy & soy present).
I find the size and format of the bar to be ideal for the way that I like to each dark chocolate. The bar is thick, but not so thick that a lot of chewing is necessary. The segments are a great size for a single taste and the foil is of good quality for rewrapping and saving for later.
The first flavors I got were woodsy and green with a little citrus peel twang in there of grapefruit. The melt is smooth but a little more gritty and sugary than the previous two bars ... and when I say gritty, that's just a comparison. Taken by itself I don't know if many folks would notice. The vanilla is noticeable in the flavor profile, I definitely got some oak cask and cognac flavors in there and the finish has that vanilla note and the freshness of white tea. There are more floral notes, like orange blossom and jasmine. But there's also a kind of volatile quality, a sort of burn like orange oil can give after a while.
I've been nibbling and formulating my tasting notes for these bars for about two months. I traveled with the bars, taking them all the way to Europe and back. The Venezuelan Chuao beans are extraordinary and very expensive. They create a wonderful chocolate, apparently every chocolate maker is able to do something extraordinary and unique with the beans. The price is prohibitive though and in some ways it makes me question spending that much on a bar ... the Chuao bars are usually priced 20-25% more than the other bars in that company's line - so my Coppeneur bar was $8, where a regular single origin bar from them would be $6 and these are only 50 grams to begin with.
My final conclusion is that everyone makes a wonderful chocolate bar from these beans. But I've also been very impressed with each of these company's chocolate bars made with other less expensive beans, they're simply good chocolate makers. I'm not convinced that the chocolate bars are worth the premium for these beans in particular, but fans of chocolate in general should try at least one of the bars made from Chuao beans as a point of reference. Personally, I'm not afraid to go back to blended bean bars, which offer a good balance of consistency of flavor over they years and affordability. But with some folks, once you go Chuao you never go back.
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Amano Dos Rios 70% Chocolate
Back in October the Chocolate Salon came to town, it's a one day show devoted solely to chocolate and open to the public. It was quite small compared to some chocolate shows held around the world, but one of the best parts was visiting with Art Pollard, his team and Amano Chocolate. They make superb bars with specially selected beans. I've been fond of all of their bars, with the Ocumare still topping my list for plain dark chocolate.
I bought some of the other new bars that I haven't been able to find in stores (Montanya & Jembrana Milk Chocolate) but I also got a preview at the time of the not-yet-released Amano Dos Rios 70%. The beans are from the Dominican Republic and you can read far more about the origin of this bar at Seventy Percent in this article by Martin Christy.
What I've found over the years with Amano chocolate and many other small batch brands is that the chocolate changes as it ages, just like cheese and wine. So I ate half of my bar pretty much right away, then wrapped it up tight and put it back in the wine fridge for a couple of months to see what would happen. It is quite startling to see what a difference that makes, but happily both tastings were very nice.
Initial Tasting: Woodsy scent, moss, green sticks and olives. Strong Earl Grey tea flavors, not just the bergamot but also the black tea leaves. Quite acidic and dry yet a smooth and creamy melt overall. Lingering notes of bergamot and a return of the olives and some peppery floral whiffs of carnations.
Later Tasting: The scent is of green olives and lilacs, a little soapy. Strange and compelling - very green, fresh and grassy with a strong astringent quality. As it melts the flavors continue to release including more olives and some black tea/mushroom/cherry notes and mid-tone burnt note like coffee left on the burner a little too long. The aftertaste though is quite unusual as the bergamot emerges and kind of morphs into a fresh orange blossom note towards the end.
The texture was just a little bit chalkier than I'd prefer (but on the scale of chalky things, this was much less so than most other bars that I'd use that word to describe), however I'm used to the super-smooth quality of their Ocumare. But this bar is just too fascinating to not keep eating. If you've ever thought that all chocolate was the same, this is a bar to try, because it's the best demonstration I've ever tasted of how varied the flavors within cocoa beans can be. Remember, these aren't flavors added to the beans, it's just the inherent flavors within this particular variety, how they were fermented and the way that the Amano team roasted & conched them.
It might be an interesting gift idea for a food-fascinated person in your life - a variety of Amano bars (and maybe a nice bottle of wine or whiskey).
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Thursday, July 2, 2009
Amano Milk Chocolate Ocumare
The trend for small batch chocolate with single origin beans is well established now. The newest twist is the creation of milk chocolate. While I've found myself particularly attracted to Ocumare sourced beans no matter who makes the bar, I was curious how it would rank once Amano made their Ocumare Handcrafted Milk Chocolate.
Dark chocolate has fewer ingredients which means it's more about the beans, but with milk chocolate there that whole milk factor to take into account - is it fatty, is it tangy, is it malty?
The ingredients here show that the Ocumare Milk is 30% minimum cacao content. The list goes like this: cocoa beans, pure cane sugar, cocoa butter, whole milk powder and whole vanilla beans.
The milk is pretty low on the list and looking at the bar it's pretty easy to see that, it's a rather dark bar, darker looking than some actual dark chocolates.
The scent is woodsy, a bit tangy with a whiff of malt and grasses.
The snap is bright and distinct, but the bite is soft. The chocolate melts quickly into a slick & creamy puddle on my tongue. There's a cooling texture to it, it's sweet but not sticky or cloying like many milk chocolates can be.
There's a dark note to it and that same sort of cashew nuttiness that I've noticed in other Ocumare chocolate bars.
It's a very satisfying milk chocolate, so smooth and silky that I ate this much quicker than I'm able to do with regular dark bars.
It's an expensive proposition, the bars are only 2 ounces and I picked this one up at Mel & Rose's for $6.50 ... a bit more than I'm willing to pay for a regular snack.
(Allergen notes: though there's no soy lecithin in the chocolate, it was made on equipment that process soy, peanuts and tree nuts.)
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Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Amano Jembrana
Amano introduced one of their most exotic single origin bars early this year with their Jembrana 70%. It's made only from beans from the Jembrana regency of the island of Bali, Indonesia and surrounding areas.
I've tried Amano's other bars: Madagascar, Ocumare and Cuyagua. I loved the Ocumare (in fact, I love just about every Ocumare bar I come across, the flavor profile of the beans just suits me) and really love the style of the bars & overall quality.
The ingredients are simple: Cocoa Beans, Pure Cane Sugar, Cocoa Butter and Whole Vanilla Beans. I was sampling lot number 3/4/97 with a best by date of October 2010.
No lecithin is listed (though those with soy, peanut & tree nut allergies are notified that this is a share equipment environment).
The bars are always packaged nicely. Amano just changed the boxes slightly, they're a glossy coated paperboard & feature new artwork. (I preferred the matte stuff, but I understand the need to differentiate on the shelves.) Inside the bar is wrapped in a heavy gold-colored foil. This is great compared to the tissue-thin foil many high-end bar makers use that makes it impossible to re-close.
I found with Amano before that I liked the bars after they've aged for a little while. I picked this one up in January at Food Fete (a press event for food writers) but put it away for a month after photographing it.
The bar is wonderfully glossy and well-tempered. It has a slight reddish cast to it and smells of coffee, olive oil, beeswax and wood shavings.
I like the thickness of the bar, it means that the little pieces are thick enough to bite, but not so thick that I worry about hurting myself.
I found it melted quite easily once I popped a piece in my mouth. The immediate flavors were grassy, more notes of green olives and matcha. Then it turned darker, to roasted pecans, toffee, anise and cedar but on the tangy side with some hibiscus in there. There was a definite dry finish to it that brought things back around to the greenness of the flavors.
Overall it's an intriguing bar. Though it's dark and complex, it's not hard to just munch - though the lingering dryness kind of begs for a glass of water or some crackers. This bar certainly keeps me engaged with Amano and I'll keep trying whatever they put out.
Amano is now Kosher.
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Monday, August 13, 2007
Amano Single Origin Bars: Madagascar & Ocumare
It may come as a surprise to some candy eaters, but there really aren't that many different chocolate sources in the United States. Did you know that there are only 16 chocolate factories (actual factories that make chocolate from bean to bar) in this country? Everyone else who makes products that contain chocolate get it from someone else. Usually a big someone ... someone in "Big Chocolate." But every once in a while a little guy comes along and says they're going to start with some beans and some sugar and and make some chocolate bars. Of course it's hard to do that because chocolate making, in some ways, is about large scale. Large batches of chocolate mean lots of blending of beans goes on and then the product is consistent from batch to batch. An artisan maker can either attempt to create a cookie cutter product every time or embrace the individuality of the variety of the bean and the growing region.
Amano Chocolate's Art Pollard said just that. His chocolate-making techniques are more like a classic vintner than a candy maker. As a small company he chooses his beans personally and supervises the roasting and blending of the single origin sources to create hand crafted, small batch bars. Each bar is marked with a lot number and a molding date.
The ingredients are simple: cocoa beans, cane sugar, cocoa butter and Tahitian vanilla beans. Note that there's no added soya lecithin here. (The only other bars that I've tried that have no lecithin in them are Theo and Michel Cluizel.) The packaging is equally simple but also appropriate. The bar is inside a nice matte paperboard black tab-top box and the bar is wrapped in a medium weight gold foil. (I've had plenty of bars that come in a microthin foil that is impossible to reseal around the bar because it's torn to shreds.)
Madagascar Premium Dark Chocolate - 70% Cacao Minimum
Madagascar - tart with strong licorice and citrus tones. The tanginess seems to give the chocolate a very crisp finish, it's smooth, but not as full feeling on the tongue as the Ocumare. Eventually it settles into a flavor rather like golden raisins. (Lot no: 3/4/59 date: 1/14/2007)
Ocumare Grand Cru Dark Chocolate - 70% Cacao Minimum
Buttery and rich with a strong woodsy component. A little peppery bite as well as a little rosemary note. The flavors are thick and resonant, with a deepness and complexity that was good for savoring but also extremely pleasant to mindlessly eat. (Lot no: 3/4/61 date: 3/8/2007)
I have a feeling that I just plain old like Ocumare. It's my favorite single-origin bar from Chocovic.
I had several of these Amano Ocumare bars and found that they were much better, richer and more buttery after sitting for at least a month. So while "fresh from the factory" is good for some products, so is aging in the case of chocolate.
Brian from Candy Addict reviewed these bars and found them Awesomely Addictive. He notes a strong mint flavor in the Ocumare which was in a single molding of bars. Art Pollard dispatched a newer set of bars that did not have that hint of mint in them, hence the differing descriptions between our reviews (and more Ocumare for me!).
Amano's been getting a lot of press lately, especially since their good showing at the Fancy Food Show in New York earlier this summer. Here's a roundup of other reviews: The Art of Tasting Chocolate, David Lebovitz and Chuck Eats.
The final thing to note is the price. The bars run about $7.00 each and weigh 2 ounces - that's over $55 a pound and isn't a purty truffle or anything. In my middle-class existence that price makes these bars a "rare indulgence" but certainly for any chocophile is something that should be experienced. You can buy directly from Amano or possibly at Amazon (out of stock right now).
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by CorruptionCentral - 2/21/2014 9:32 PM
I thought I would take an opportunity to start a discussion of the 'sleazy reporter' variant of the "Susan's Secret Life" Storyline. I thought this might be a better idea than posting extremely long potential chapters as the story progresses. The first thing I thought might be helpful is suggestions of how to keep Susan's family out of her business now that she is so heavily involved in stripping engagements and practice for several weeks. As I can see it, there are two ways to accomplish this.
The first method of keeping everyone out of her business would be to come up with an airtight reason she is missing 6 nights a week. Here are my thoughts on that:
Another method is to set up each of the Fantastic Four men with things that will occupy them:
I just offer these ideas in hopes that it helps. Thanks to the originator and the contributors for giving us something to enjoy and look forward to :-D
by CJ - 2/22/2014 12:25 AM
I think it would be best to mix and match the two methods. I kind of like the Medusa option but it comes with the issue of how does she convince Medusa to do this for her. I don't know the character very well and wouldn't know how to write this.
I really like the working for SHIELD option as well and have thought of a was to spin it. One of the options tacked onto the latest chapter with Suzanne costume shopping has Sue encountering another heroine while stripping, this would give Sue leverage to get cooperation from the other heroine and also brings up the possibility of Ralph asking for her services in the future after Sue slips up and mentions her when talking about her excuse.
The option with Reed and the other scientist he used to date would roll well with where I see the story going in the future. I had the thought after a slipup resulting in a one night stand (which she enjoyed) that Sue was scared straight from guilt for a while and then after Reed neglecting her she would seek out the 'Suzanne' life again and actually escalate by being open to prostitution. Could easily have it to that Reed misses an anniversery or B-day dinner that Sue went through a lot of trouble to arrange only for her to find him in the lab with Alyssa (maybe standing too close or even better she tripped and he caught her in a suggestive pose just as Sue walks in). Sue in jealousy and spite turns to her secret life for sexual relief and people who give her attention.
by exidor455 - 2/22/2014 5:27 AM
I like the idea that Sue encounters another heroine or villainess while stripping, then they would discover her secret and would provide a coverstory for her, in return for certain "favours". The cover story would work better if it was a heroine, but it could be more fun if it was a villain because that would open up new areas of corruption for Sue. She could be blackmailed into porn/prostitution etc, and find that she likes it.
by CorruptionCentral - 2/22/2014 8:44 AM
I like where you are going. I could explain how to work the Medusa option, but it sounds like it wouldn't help with this story at this time anyway. As to heroine strippers, I had an idea for Volcana, a heroine struggling to make it in New York, might be a stripper to make ends meet; however she has no connections that would help Sue. Volcana would make a new girlfriend for Ben and as clinging as Volcana is she would keep Ben more than busy enough for a very, very long time.
For other heroines that could be strippers, Wasp and Tigra jump to the top of the list and they might help Sue just because they would love to share their dirty secrets with her. I could see Scarlet Witch doing it too and using her hex magic to cover her guilty pleasures. Shield agents are and interesting topic... Most of the ones that didn't start out as heroines may have done stripping while they were in college simply because willingness to step outside social moral norms is a plus in fieldwork. Anyone with a little power might work out as they would be able to cover for Sue, but the issue there is that they would be as likely to blackmail Sue as the other way around. One possibility that merits thought is Agent Cheesecake. This character is a Life Model Decoy designed to seduce targets. Cheesecake might consider stripping to be honing her seduction skills and might buy that Sue was doing the same as the heroine's hotness has distracted major villains in the past. Cheesecake might helps Sue out as a professional courtesy without even realizing she was being used.
I for one love the demonic variant of this storyline. People tend to contribute when the story fuels a passion within *and* they have vision that throws gasoline on that fire. As long as that is happening, the muses and the author are really working hand in hand to turn out chapters. Sometimes a story will take a turn that may leave one author without as much inspiration. It isn't the fault of the other authors nor a comment on the quality or worth of the story. It simply means that author has less to contribute until they either adjust to the current direction or find another deep seated passions to pursue within the current direction. That is where I find myself at the moment and in my experience it is better to apply the ideas I do have for that story to proposed chapters and message board topics than to try to force out a chapter as my forced chapters tend to derail others as well.
I also feel guilty of derailing Colleem earlier on by shaping one of his expressed ideas about Johnny in the story. I honestly felt I was helping at the time but it definitely took away from what he was planning to write so I do feel badly about it and apologize again.
My suggestion to you is not to wait for me and to keep writing. It is a good story and a lot of fun.
by colleem - 2/22/2014 8:53 AM
CC :) dont worry. I really liked your Setup with Johnny and you shouldn´t feel sorry about it. The Story is interessting to read. I won´t write anything for the next time. Still fighting with me if i should write a new chapter for the Masterplan... or not :)
by exidor455 - 2/22/2014 9:08 AM
CorruptionCentral - I'm glad you're enjoying the Mephisto storyline. Any ideas for a direction you'd like the story to go? I'm kind of trying to hold off on Sue giving in completely to the dark side as long as possible because once that happens, I'm not sure where else it could go. But she has to give in a bit or there would be no fun and games. I welcome any ideas! :)
by CorruptionCentral - 2/22/2014 9:28 AM
OK, some ideas on the Mephisto storyline:
by exidor455 - 2/22/2014 9:43 AM
Good ideas! I'm not really familiar with Hellstrom but am more than happy for you to pick up the story and write something along the lines you suggest. It would be nice to see MJ getting further corrupted too. :)
by exidor455 - 2/25/2014 5:31 AM
I've carried on and made a couple of additions to the Sue & Mephisto story line.
by exidor455 - 2/25/2014 9:44 AM
I've added another chapter to the "sleazy reporter" story line too. Please feel free to ship in with new chapters and/or ideas. :)


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when my niece had a brain tumor a few years ago, I asked people all over the world to pray for her/send intentions, largely through the Zoetrope on-line writers group (one of the first and longest-lasting social networks). natalie recovered completely and is now fine, a lovely teen-ager, and I am very grateful.
I have long been fascinated, in a somewhat scattered way, about the connections between the physical and the spiritual, the emotional and the material, and my son's friend led me to consider how positive or negative emotions such as grief or fear affect health. (I am familiar with Louise Hay's work.)
so this morning I came across a beliefnet.com post on FB regarding a blog contest. I was in need of procrastinating, so naturally I signed up to write at least 15 blog-journal entries about holistic health and spirituality (the topic I selected from their choices, which include News and Politics and Entertainment). if anyone cares to check out my musings over the coming weeks, or post a comment, or join the contest yourself, do so here.
fyi: rachel is the name of the young woman who needs healing intentions. may she recover completely and live a long, happy, healthy and productive life.
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Championship Spotlight
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Graeme Bailey catches up with England Under-21 and Leeds United defender Tom Lees.
Last Updated: 27/05/13 11:10am
The 2012/13 campaign has entered its final straight, and we continue to take you to the very heart of the Football League, with our Spotlight features intended to give you a greater insight into the clubs and players that keep us on the edge of our seats.
We have aimed to get the views and thoughts of a representative from each of the 72 teams over the course of the season, with those involved asked to give their take on the division they compete in, the club that pays their wages and those we should all be keeping an eye on.
Before it's all over Graeme Bailey talked to Leeds United starlet Tom Lees. After another impressive campaign, the England Under-21 international talks us through his blossoming career to date and what the future might have in store for the young defender.
Tom, you have come through Leeds' outstanding academy, but you don't come from Yorkshire, you were born in the Midlands - so how come Leeds?
I was born in Birmingham, but we moved to Leeds when I was four and then I just went to a summer camp one year, when I was about seven and I got scouted. It was actually Greg Abbott - who is now manager at Carlisle - he took me up to Thorp Arch when I was about eight and I have been there ever since.
As with most age groups, you must have played with a lot of good players already?
We had a good age group and a lot of the lads are playing the game now and we have had a number playing internationally, and there were a number of guys who were signed by other clubs and that just points to the work Leeds do. And they plough so much into the Academy and we have a wonderful training ground.
Your progress was hit by a serious knee problem early on...
It was a really difficult time, I picked it up in the youth cup when I was a first-year scholar and I was out about 12 months and it did set me back and put my progress on hold as I thought I was doing well. But in some ways it did me good as I was so much stronger both mentally and physically and I knew at that point I just could not take football for granted as perhaps was the case before. But the Leeds staff were great, they brought me back properly - not too quick but touch wood everything has been great and since then I have played four solid seasons of football.
You were loaned out to Accrington and Bury, how much of a help was that?
With my injury I missed most of my youth team seasons and I came back in the summer and I thought I had to get out and play football really and I needed that, so I went on two season-long loans with Accrington and then Bury - where I got promoted. So I was just really happy playing football, I got the chance to show I was back to my best and more. There is that physical aspect in League One and Two and that helped me so much, and gave me the confidence to come back to Leeds and aim for the first team. Going out on loan was that chance to prove myself as sometimes people may not take youth football that serious, but I thought I showed my capabilities and winning promotion with Bury I think helped turn a few heads.
Your debut must have been a big event?
I came on in a midweek game against Bradford and we were losing and we managed to win, and it was great. I was really thankful for Simon Grayson for giving me that chance and I managed to take that on for the rest of the season.
Then came England U21s?
It is a massive thing to be called up for your country, I was not lucky enough to play for England as a kid, so it meant a lot to me and it was a great thing and I just tried to play week in, week out for Leeds and to get the call-up. Now I want to try and get in the squad in the summer as I would be delighted to go but there are a lot of very good players in the squad.
You have come through a lot with the U21s in a short space of time...
I came into it late, but I felt there was a very good spirit in the camp and the lads were great with me and now I have been involved a few times, it is really good and we will go into the tournament with great heart and form.
Obviously Leeds have not had a great season, how do you feel it went?
As a young player in the Championship, every week you just go into it - it sounds clichéd - but you know it is a tough game and I just think about putting three or four games together and getting a good month under my belt. I am quite critical of myself and I watched back games, so I don't even think about people watching me and that is not my focus, that is Leeds and I just want to continue doing well and keeping my place. Obviously I want to play at the highest level, but it has been disappointing this year as we wanted to get promoted, but I need to have a good finish and try and get into the Euros. You need to be playing at your best no matter what and try to get to the top of my game and I feel I have been doing that for the last few seasons.
And it has hurt the fans...
There is a lot of expectation at the club, but rightfully so as it is a big club and this season has not been good enough. But I think it will stand me in good stead personally playing for a big club like this in the Championship. But the fans stick by the team and get behind us and the lads are genuinely frustrated. We only have ourselves to blame and we are disappointed, and we are just focussed on doing well and obviously impressing the new manager.
Off field there have been a number of issues, does that impact on the players?
It does not affect us at training or at games and it does not really have much to do with us, and does not really impact on us. Nothing really changes for us, and we can't use that as an excuse. Maybe things will change this summer, but again that is not down to us.
The new boss has come in recently, what has that been like?
Everyone is excited and already looking forward to what he can bring to the squad as a whole, but it also means we are having to make sure there is no slacking at the end of the season and we again want to finish on a good note before the summer.


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Patricia Ann (Fox) Meyers, age 79, of Adrian passed away Oct. 16, 2013, at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Ann Arbor.
Patricia Ann (Fox) Meyers, age 79, of Adrian passed away Oct. 16, 2013, at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Ann Arbor.
She was born Nov. 15, 1933, in Fairfield, Mich., to Otis and Jesse (Parlette) Fox. On Nov. 22, 1951, she married her former husband, Stanley Dean Meyers (deceased). Patricia graduated from Adrian High School in 1951.
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It's been a busy week for Linkin Park, who are making sure their fans have plenty of treats to keep themselves occupied prior to the release of the band's upcoming album, 'Living Things' (due June 26).
The highly anticipated video for the disc's first single 'Burn It Down' has finally premiered. The clip has the band's DJ, Joe Hahn, once again doing double duty, serving as director for the video as well as appearing in it. The video is a not-so-standard performance piece with the band members in a sweltering room seemingly filled with light and energy that only intensifies as the video progresses.
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But the video, posted below, is just the latest thing to come from the band this week. Late Thursday, the group also let another song from the 'Living Things' album out via the BBC. 'Lies, Greed, Misery' finds Mike Shinoda taking the lead on the rap-centric track. Bennington primarily chimes in on the in-your-face chorus where he belts, "I wanna see you choke on the lies, swallowing the greed, suffering alone in the misery." Check out the track below.
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