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|Enjoying a cold drink in the Hog's Head Tavern- No, that's not butterbeer. ;-)
Jenny (the mc) is really beginning to stretch her legs as a character. She gets pulled deeper into the supernatural world her tribal ancestors have fought against for so many generations, and learns that not all of the scary things out there want to eat you--some just want you dead. Plus, there are witches, both cool and evil.
Basically, there's just a lot going on, and I think it'll be a fun ride for folks who enjoy True Blood-esque adventures. I've had a blast crafting it, that's for sure.
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I always try to make sure my stories go into the 'editor' phase as polished as I can make them. That's for two reasons: 1) I don't want to purposefully make my editor take up drinking if they don't already. 2) It translates to less work for me on the other side.
What does sending it in as polished as possible mean for me? Typically 3 drafts pre-beta/critter work overs, and 1 to 2 more post beta/critter. And sometimes, if the beta/critter feedback results in major changes, it might go into another round of beta/critter--and more drafts follow. THEN it goes to the editor.
Sounds like a lot right? IT IS! But I'm someone who likes to feel confident about something before moving onto the next stage. For me to feel confident in a piece of writing, I need to hear from several different perspectives that I've essentially captured what I set out to do with a particular story.
These Moonsongs stories are a bit of a different beast, because they're novelettes--which translates to 'longer than a short story, shorter than a novella'. So a big part of my objective is that the plots stay tight, and the pacing zips. I want them to be a movie-like experience. Something you can enjoy in 2-4 hours, and feel that you've been entertained when you finish.
That's where the editor really pays off.
Story # 2 has been through multiple critters. While none of them said it was perfect, the feedback was 99% great, and I addressed nearly every quibble the critters had in rewrites prior to sending it off to the editor.
That's the point where you begin to think--no matter how many times you've been through this process and know better--"I've done it! This is a great story as is." You can't help it. You love your critters. You've read their work, and trust them implicitly. Furthermore, you're really beginning to love the story again. (Trust me, you hate the dang thing at several points during this cycle.)
Trusting the process is oh so important at this juncture. When those edits come back, and you see the number of things you've missed--or just screwed up--in your 'great story' it feels like starting over in some ways. (But you're totally not!)
You might even be tempted to cross your arms and say, "Bah, readers already like it. Why should I chop out two pages of the opening scene for the sake of pacing?"
The answer is simple: Because you want the story to be everything you dreamt it COULD be. The only chance you have of doing that is making it as tight as possible. That means heeding your editor's advice, listening to your critter complaints, and doing 2 more drafts beyond the last draft you vowed you'd ever do.
It can be disheartening. It can be fantastic. But it's all part of the process, and that you have to trust.


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Even though October and Spina Bifida Awareness Month is over, Tiffany from Growing From the Obstacles still want to continue bringing you a look at what Spina Bifida REALLY is, and the stories of our friends and family who live with it daily!!! We will feature stories of SB families and their journey every Thursday, as long as we have stories to feature!
Today we hear a story from a sweet lady named, Nanette!!
Today we hear a story from a sweet lady named, Nanette!!
My name is Nanette Martin. I am 39 years old and have Spina Bifida, I will actually be celebrating my 40th birthday just a couple weeks before Christmas, and I DO mean celebrating! I consider it an accomplishment to have made it this far and am so happy to be alive! I was very fortunate that even though I wasn't born in a large city, when I was born there were drs there that had knowledge enough of SB that they knew what to do, and I had life (and function) saving surgery just a few hours after I was born. Within days I was also diagnosed with Hydrocephalus and had a shunt put in as well. So far I've had 32 surgeries, most, but not all, directly linked to my having SB. I walk with crutches and braces, and use a wheelchair for longer distances and/or periods of time.
I was raised by parents who didn't treat me "special" because of having a disability. They treated me special because I was their little girl, their one and only out of 4 kids. I had brothers who could be my worst tormentors at home and my greatest champions should anyone, other than them, mess with me out in the world. :) I had chores and responsibilities and expectations to do well in school. I was given many opportunities as a child to experience life just like any other kid. I went to "regular" school and was only mainstreamed into public school for 2 years of my elementary education. I went on trips and vacations with my family and traveling is still one of my passions to this day. I went to dances at school, had boyfriends, (a couple of them much to my parent's chagrin!) experienced heartbreak, did things I shouldn't have (and survived!), had best girl friends, one of whom is still my best friend to this day, attempted college, moved out of my parent's house when I was barely 20 years old, made mistakes and had to move back for a time, moved out again with another friend. I've held several jobs, and hope to join the working world again someday. I lived life!
That life has not been without it's challenges and I have been in the fight of my life for the last 2 years after experiencing life-threatening complications after having gastric bypass surgery in January 2010. I guess that's why, like I said earlier, turning 40 this year is to me a reason for celebration, because I can honestly say there have been more than a couple times in the last 2 years when things weren't looking good for me. I am truly lucky to be alive and try to remember to thank God every day. Even though I am still fighting, I am starting to feel like the old me again, only better, hopefully healthier in the long run.
Another reason I have to celebrate is that even amongst all the horror of my medical situation, I was healthy enough this year to go ahead with my wedding, which was originally scheduled for August 2010, but had to be postponed. On May 21, 2011 I married my wonderful husband Brad whom I have been with for almost 7 years now. He has been my rock, and I know I would not be here now if not for him and the love and support of my family, and many prayers from family, friends and loved ones.
Having SB is hard, but LIFE is hard! But life can also be wonderful, and weird and challenging and rewarding. Whatever else it is, it is a gift!
Thank you for sharing your story with us, Nanette!!


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There are a few rules to doing it right: 1) Never wear them with a suit for a formal meeting. 2) To a bar and movie are okay as long as you're not repeating the same pair too often. 3) Always wear them for casual Fridays.
On Abhishek (left): Shirt by Louis Philippe, Rs.2,600. Trousers by Zara, Rs.4,000. Tie by Salvatore Ferragamo, Rs.14,000. Belt by Louis Philippe, Rs.1,700. Loafers by Christian Louboutin, Rs.63,000
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What Owner, Boveda Bar, Mumbai
On Yasho's style "We have very similar style preferences, though Yasho leans more towards shirts and semiformal clothes."
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Style inspiration "I've worked at Salvatore Ferragamo on Fifth Avenue in retail operations. Everyone was dressed so well that I had to make an effort. Now it's just become a habit."
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Cardigan, waistcoat or suit jacket, always leave that last button open.
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The Nehru jacket's named after India's first prime minister for good reason: He was a walking, talking example of excellent sartorial delivery, and a perfectly tailored achkan was his weapon of choice. Now, we're not saying you should always wear it in its more aristocratic form. To an official business event? Go all-out modern Nehruvian.
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What Marketing professional
Style inspiration "I've worked at Salvatore Ferragamo on Fifth Avenue in retail operations. Everyone was dressed so well that I had to make an effort. Now it's just become a habit."
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You might think a deep-hued suit is something only your grandfather would wear. Technically, you'd be correct, but the new spirit of this burgundy suit is more young dynamo than retired professional: form-fitting, sumptuous and ready to deliver a sartorial KO in the boardroom.
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Burgundy, wine and maroon are all respectable suiting choices.
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My last site of the day – and a pretty good one it was as well!
After initially having difficulty finding the right country lane to access the site I eventually parked up near the correct field gate / public footpath sign.
The Barrow is easily seen from the field gate and a 5 minute walk takes you up close and personal. This was the only site I visited today which involved walking through mud.
As I approached the Barrow pheasants went scurrying across the field and a group of crows were making quite a racket in the woods to my left.
The Barrow has two tall uprights remaining and a large half fallen capstone. There is a large shrub/tree of some sort growing out from under the capstone which looks as though it has been growing there for quite a number of years. The Barrow must have been quite prominent when first built in this flat landscape.
The field had been ploughed and crops were already showing. Small wooden stakes painted red were pegged in the ground around the Barrow to signify the extent of the 'protected' area.
Well worth a visit when in the area and fairly close the picturesque village of Castle Combe.
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That sounds good Carl that they've pegged out the area of the barrow, I spose to stop it getting ploughed. Last time I was up there the field was full of sweetcorn (for years before it was just grazing) and I couldn't even see the stones, let alone get anywhere near them! I didn't like to trample the corn and I couldn't find a path at all so I went home unstoned. But it would have been quite weird to sit up there surrounded by the tall whispering stems and unable to see anything else. It's nice there isn't it.
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Additionally, adjusters will sometimes make several calls to "check in" and "see how you are doing". The problem is, the natural social response of "pretty good" or "ok" that is used in a polite manner could later be used to imply that your injuries are not as serious as they truly are. They really will try to undermine your claims by using your words against you, and that is why the best option is to have a professional bodily injury attorney handle all communications with them.
Your Entire Medical History Is Not Their Business
You are never required to provide your entire medical history to an adjuster, but it is quite common for them to ask. While they may make vague statements about the records helping them to settle your case faster, the real reason they urge you to send these is so that they can investigate whether you had any prior injuries that they can blame for your current condition.
We strongly advise that you never sign a full medical release for an insurance company working on the guilty party's behalf, as this will give them unlimited access to your entire personal health record. Not only is this an invasion of your privacy, but it may be used to hurt your case.
To learn even more about why it is so important to have a skilled injury attorney guiding you through this tricky process, contact us now.
Stay Safe with Your Children
As a caring Menifee accident lawyer firm, we want to remind parents to keep the safety of their children at the front of their minds. Many child tragedies are avoidable with simple precautions.
The next time you pick your child up from Callie Kirkpatrick Elementary School or other educational facility, be sure that you are using the proper child restraints for your child's age and size. Children who have outgrown car seats will likely need booster seats for quite some time before they are large enough to use regular seat belts safely.
When around any body of water, like Heritage Lake, be sure that your children have water wings, life vests, or other flotation devices that stay on their bodies. It only takes seconds for a child to fall into the water, so you should not assume that keeping an eye on young children during a busy event is enough.
Parks, such as Sunrise Park, are popular attractions for youth, but you need to make sure that the equipment is suitable to your child's age. Some play structures may be too high for younger children and pose a serious fall injury risk, and you should watch for tripping or choking hazards that could be a problem for your child.
When You Seriously Need an Injury Lawyer in Menifee, California
When you most need us, we are here for you. At Silverthorne Attorneys, we never shy away from tough cases. Our employees constantly push to give our clients the best chance at getting the generous financial settlements they need to move on with their lives after serious injury.
If a law firm who advocates on behalf of clients to get the maximum compensation for suffering and other complex issues is what you are seeking, please contact us right away to get started.
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It's funny… for years I thought, "If I were to ever perform on Fool Us, I would want to do one trick and only one trick." Well…. In February, that became a reality. Let me rewind for a moment. I won't talk long on this topic, but essentially, I tore my Achilles Tendon in a show in January. This was devastating. I had to not only cancel 3 months worth of shows, which was to be my busiest 3 month stint at the beginning of a year ever! But I had to turn down a great TV opportunity! Friend and fellow magician Joel Meyers called me out of the blue one day and asked me if I would be interested and available to be a part of a TV show he was on with Spidey. Not only was I interested but I was also available! However…. I couldn't walk! So… that kind of ended that conversation pretty quickly. Man was I down about this! I said to my wife, 'these opportunities don't come around every week!' Here's the funny thing. 1 week to the day later, I received an email from the casting crew of Fool Us! I read it, re read it and had my wife read it just to make sure it was a reality! Well, I pitched my signature routine involving a violin, and they loved it! So I flew to Las Vegas in April to record my episode which aired August 17th 2015.
Above is the clip of my segment. For the full version, you can look online or check your tv providers schedule for a re run.
All I can say is this was one of the most incredible opportunities I have had so far. Not just because it's on a great TV show, but because I got to perform my favourite routine for the biggest names in magic on the greatest stage in magic to perform on!
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David M. Mott joined NEA in September 2008 as a General Partner focused on biopharmaceutical investments. Prior to joining NEA, he was President and Chief Executive Officer of MedImmune, subsidiary of AstraZeneca Plc, and Executive Vice President of AstraZeneca. Dave joined MedImmune in 1992 and served in roles of increasing responsibility including Chief Operating Officer, Chief Financial Officer, President and Chief Executive Officer as the company grew from a venture-backed startup (founded in 1988) into one of the top five biotechnology companies in the world. Ultimately, he initiated and executed the sale of MedImmune to AstraZeneca in June 2007 for $15.6 billion. In 2002, Dave founded MedImmune Ventures and chaired its investment committee through his departure from MedImmune. At the time of his departure in July 2008, MedImmune had annual revenues in excess of $1.5 billion, annual R&D in excess of $650 million and approximately 3,000 employees. Prior to joining MedImmune, Dave was a Vice President in the Health Care Investment Banking Group at Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co. Inc. At Smith Barney, his activities included public and private equity and debt financings as well as merger and acquisition work for biotechnology, healthcare services, and medical product and device companies.
Dave is currently Chairman of 3-V Biosciences and Zyngenia, and is a director of Ardelyx, Epizyme, TESARO, and Zosano Pharma. He serves on the Advisory Board of the Scripps Translational Science Institute and the Governing Board of St. Albans School.
Jason joined NEA as a Principal in 2014 and focuses on investments in biopharmaceuticals. Prior to joining NEA, Jason was a Principal with Third Rock Ventures were he contributed to the creation and management of several companies, including NinePoint Medical, Kala Pharmaceuticals and most recently, Jounce Therapeutics where he served as Director of Corporate development after helping found the company. Jason earned his PhD at MIT under the supervision of Robert Langer as an NSF fellow, and received an MPhil from the University of Cambridge where he was a Churchill Scholar. He also holds a BS in Chemical Engineering from Michigan State University.
Dr. Ringold is currently Director for Silicon Valley Initiatives, UC Santa Cruz and Executive Chairman of Alavita Pharmaceuticals. Ringold is a co-founder and Director of Maxygen and Alexza Corporations and Managing Partner of Technogen Associates, L.P., a private investment firm; he has over twenty-five years experience managing the discovery and development of pharmaceuticals and novel, enabling life science technologies. From 1997 to 2005, Dr. Ringold served as Chairman and CEO of SurroMed, Inc., a biotechnology company focused on biomarker discovery technologies. From 1995 to 2000, Dr. Ringold was CEO of the Glaxo-Wellcome Group's Affymax Research Institute, where he managed the development of novel technologies to accelerate the pace of drug discovery. Before serving as CEO, Dr. Ringold was the President and Scientific Director of Affymax where he was instrumental in nurturing the development of the DNA shuffling technology and interacting with key parties to establish Maxygen. Prior to Affymax, he served as Director and Vice President of the Institute for Cancer and Development Biology at Syntex, now a division of Hoffman La-Roche.
Dr. Ringold received his BA and BS in Biology from University of California, Santa Cruz, and his PhD in Microbiology from University of California, San Francisco in the laboratory of Dr. Harold Varmus. He was on the faculty of the Department of Pharmacology at the Stanford University School of Medicine from 1978-1987.
Dr. Seidenberg joined Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (KPCB) in May 2005 to work in the life sciences area. For the past 20 years, she has focused her career on introducing new innovative treatments for AIDS, arthritis, asthma, cancer, psoriasis, cardiovascular, metabolic, neurological and renal disorders. She introduced 10 innovative products to market and achieved over 40 regulatory approvals (including new indications and formulations) on a worldwide basis. These products have been successfully commercialized and have provided benefits to millions of patients with grievous illnesses and have generated several billion dollars of revenue.
Prior to joining KPCB, Dr. Seidenberg was Senior Vice President, Global Development, and Chief Medical Officer at Amgen, Inc., the world's largest biotechnology company. During her three years there, Dr. Seidenberg's responsibilities included all stages of clinical research, regulatory affairs, safety, health economics/ reimbursement and medical affairs. Prior to joining Amgen, Dr. Seidenberg was a senior executive in research and development at Bristol-Myers Squibb Company and Merck & Co., Inc. She began her career in basic and clinical research at the National Institutes of Health specializing in immunology and infectious diseases.
Dr. Seidenberg received her BS from Barnard College magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa; and her medical degree from the University of Miami School of Medicine, alpha omega alpha. Her post-graduate training was completed at Johns Hopkins, George Washington School of Medicine and the National Institutes of Health.
In addition to his Board seat with 3-V, Dr. Young currently serves on the Board of Directors of Novavax, Inc. and on the Board of Trustees of The Phillips Collection Museum of Modern Art in Washington, D.C., and recently graduated first in his class with a Certificate de Cuisine from Le Cordon Bleu Academie d'Art Culinaire de Paris in Paris, France. Previously, Dr. Young was with MedImmune, Inc. from 1988 through 2008 following its sale to AstraZeneca PLC. During his entire tenure, Dr. Young led MedImmune's research and development organization and was directly involved in the development of approximately twenty clinical programs and commercialization of Synagis9® , RespiGam®, CytoGam®, Flumist®, and Ethyol®. At the time of his retirement from MedImmune, Dr. Young oversaw R&D functions including approximately 1,500 people and an annual budget in excess of $600 million. Prior to MedImmune, Dr. Young was a Director in the Department of Molecular Genetics at Smith Kline and French Laboratories. Dr. Young has served on the Boards of Directors of Xencor, Inc., Iomai, Inc. and Arriva Pharmaceuticals, Inc. He received his Ph.D. in Microbiology and Immunology from Baylor College of Medicine.
Dr. Parsey joined 3-V Biosciences as its President and Chief Executive Officer in September 2010. Prior to joining 3-V, Dr. Parsey held positions of increasing responsibility at Genentech, Inc., a member of the Roche Group, most recently as Senior Group Medical Director in Genentech Research and Early Development, overseeing early clinical development in multiple therapeutic areas. Prior to his tenure with Genentech, Dr. Parsey was with Sepracor, Regeneron and Merck, Inc. He has worked on multiple development and post-marketing programs from initial human trials to NDA/BLA submissions in Respiratory, Inflammation, Virology, Neurology, Opthalmology and Gastrointestinal diseases. In addition to his work in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries, Dr. Parsey was the Director of Critical Care Medicine at the NYU School of Medicine. He completed his MD and PhD at the University of Maryland, his residency in Internal Medicine at Stanford University and his fellowship in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at the University of Colorado.
In addition to his board seat with 3-V, Richard Rodgers currently serves on the Board of Directors of Ardelyx, Inc. and Rexahn Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Previously, Mr. Rodgers was Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, Secretary and Treasurer of TESARO, an oncology focused biopharmaceutical company which he co-founded, from March 2010 until August 2013. He served as the Chief Financial Officer from June 2009 to February 2010 of Abraxis BioScience, which was subsequently acquired by Celgene. Prior to that, Mr. Rodgers served as Senior Vice President, Controller and Chief Accounting Officer of MGI PHARMA, from 2004 until its acquisition by Eisai, in January 2008. He has held finance and accounting positions at several private and public companies, including Arthur Anderson. Mr. Rodgers received a B.S. in Financial Accounting from St. Cloud State University and his MBA in Finance from the University of Minnesota, Carlson School of Business.
Dr. Kemble joined 3-V Biosciences in August 2011 as its Chief Scientific Officer and was promoted to Chief Executive Officer in October 2015. As CSO, Dr. Kemble was responsible for directing the medicinal chemistry, research, translational and CMC groups of 3-V and worked on several programs including the lead product candidate, TVB-2640 for oncology. Prior to joining 3-V, Dr. Kemble was with MedImmune, Inc., a subsidiary of Astra-Zeneca PLC, where he served as Senior Vice President of R&D and Head of Research. During his tenure, Dr. Kemble was responsible a large group of scientists dedicated to the research and development of programs across a number of therapeutic areas, including the successful launch of FluMist®, the first innovation in influenza vaccines in over 60 years. Dr. Kemble received a BS from the University of Santa Clara and a PhD from Stanford University and did his post-doctoral training at UCSF, where he worked on a number of different human viruses.


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I was recently talking with a father of one of our campers. He shared how his son was receiving a LOT of pressure to attend the summer clinics of his chosen sport. The coaches were holding out starting position offers like bait, and head-shaking shame if this boy chose a path different from the one they were suggesting. Fortunately for us, the boy (and family) didn't take the bait.
We have staff here who still remember when Division I athletes would come to Highlands. Our program director remembers how during free time, these athletes would pull out every heavy object at camp to haul around Senior Row. Meanwhile, they were also leading trips through the wilderness of the north woods; teaching boys the importance of hard work and perseverance in achieving one's goals; and modeling for them the honor dignity of being a well-rounded human being. Not just an all-star athlete.
This father I was speaking with said the decision for their family was an easy one. "My son is not going to be a professional athlete. So skipping the summer sessions should not feel like he's sacrificing a career. Five, ten years from now, none of that stuff will matter. THIS matters."
I couldn't agree more.
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Love this!! Let the kids be. Let them work hard and achieve things and fail at things and have some fun and learn hard things. Let them be better than the other kids in one area and worse in another. It'll be ok. They will learn to appreciate their fellow humans so much more. 4 weeks at camp is the best thing in a boys life. Being a boy. Learning from other men. Figuring out who they are away from the ball field. Finding an identity that has nothing to do with their home life, or school life, or sports life. It is just purely who they are. Love Camp Highlands for that.
Wise words from a wise dad!!! Well thought out decision! Bravo, Sir to both you and your fortunate son! I can think of nothing that gives a young man better or more tools for life than summers (the more the better) at Camp Highlands.
We need to remember to let our children live in the present moment. It's gone in a blink.
Highlands is the best! John drove there this week from his job in Fort Worth, Tx just to hang out after being a camper and counselor for 10 years. Highlands Ra


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If you didn't hear, over Friday night and Saturday morning, 20 inches of snow were dumped on Columbus, OH. That made driving a little rough Saturday, but the main roads cleared up substantially Sunday. Nevertheless, nearly every school is closed today and Ohio State sent out an e-mail warning people that parking might be a little hairy today.
So, I came to work early this morning not knowing what to expect. After previous big snow weekends, the parking lot would get a little smaller because the plowed snow gets pushed to the edges of the lot causing it to contract. However, as you can see, the lot really looks very good:
So, where did all the snow go?! Well, if I turn 180 degrees around, here's what I see:
Now, I walk a little to my left:
So, you're probably thinking that they just plowed all the snow to one end of the parking lot. However, I'm leaving out a big part of the story. If I KEEP walking, you see this:
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In other words, they've put a SEVEN FOOT SNOW WALL in the MIDDLE of the parking lot, separating one LARGE parking lot into two smaller lots.
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Friday, 19 October 2007
Groan and moan!
I must let you all know...I am ill! I have an awful cold and have had to take time off work. I have even been too ill to blog. I can't go out which is a pain! I desperately need batteries so I can take some lovely photos for this bloggy. I have lots to show and tell you so bare with me and I will be back soon. xxxx
Posted by Little Stitcher at Friday, October 19, 2007
3 comments:
- LauraJ said...
get well soon dear!!
- 19 October 2007 at 16:04
- Junie Moon said...
I shall think positive thoughts for a speedy recovery!
- 21 October 2007 at 02:37
- Little Stitcher said...
thanks very much. I am going back to work tomorrow Monday but I don't feel like I have any energy.
- 21 October 2007 at 18:56
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So my boo's birthday was yesterday, NOT TODAY, but I didn't have any time to post yesterday so I just decided to do it today. [o yes, btw, my mom is my boo, my g, my twin, all that, so yea...clearing up confusion now :)]
Praise Jesus!
Another year added to my mommy's life and no one better deserving of more years than my baby boo! She's the strongest woman I know and I only aim to be as strong of a woman and mother [when that day shall come]!
So for her birthday, we took her to a Chinese Buffet [her choice], but she enjoyed it and it's what she wanted so yippeeee....
But her day was yesterday, so back to the norm, no more special treatment for her today..... ok ok ok ok fine.....We still love her!
So uh...yea, I'm not sure what happened but halfway through the meals, I stopped taking pics, cause I actually had 3 plates....hmph, o well, fun times! See ya next year mommy! More celebrations to come..... =)
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Haven't posted any hair pics in a while....so here's a few of my low ponytail puff and some make-up shots for Courtney....Enjoy!
Be blessed
Happy Birthday MOMMY!!!!!!!!!!!
So.....what's been happening?
Yea so it's been a while, but I haven't had the urge to write anything yet...so I'll just do some quick updates:
Listening to- The Blessing: In the workplace (Pastor Mayowa Ijisesan)
Reading- The Book of Acts, The Millionaire Next Door
Writing- Next article for Kingsword's Publication Dept.
Loving- MY NATURAL HAIR!!!!!!!
Crocheting- Hair flower accessories, Scarfs, Neck Cowls, baby blankets, more to come.....
Yep, that's all for now!
Be blessed.....
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Be blessed
Ripple me waves!
YAY! So I started this baby blanket about two weeks ago and I'm finally finished =). Would have been done sooner but I had stopped working on it for a couple of days.... Anywhoo, I just have to weave in the ends and edge it up and it's ready for Saturday's baby shower. Hope you enjoy the colors.... [O yea, if you couldn't tell, the baby is going to be a girl]. She'll be here in March!
Be blessed
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Margaret Anne Butler was born in 1855 or 1856 in Kilmihil County Clare Ireland, the second of eight children born to John Butler and Mary Fitzpatrick.
Margaret Anne Butler, about 1880
William Joseph Keneally was born in 1860 in Killea County Tipperary Ireland, one of the youngest children of William Keneally and Ellen Maher.
Margaret immigrated to Australia in 1880 and William immigrated in the 1880s. I'm not sure how they met but it could have been through Margaret's brother, Michael, who worked at Cockatoo Island. Margaret's future husband, William Keneally, was also an employee of Cockatoo Island.
Margaret Butler and William Keneally married on 19 November 1890 at St Augustine's Catholic Church in Balmain in Sydney. Both were living at Balmain at the time of the marriage. They had two children: Ellen Maria born on 5 April 1893 and James Joseph born 20 April 1895.
Margaret wore an 18ct rose gold wedding band from the day of her marriage until her death in 1946. As a tribute to my great grandmother, I began wearing her wedding ring on the day of my wedding in 2005.
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Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery
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The Department of Neurosurgery at the University of Kentucky, College of Medicine is seeking a board eligible/board certified Neurosurgeon to meet the medical and academic needs of the UK Neurosurgery Department. We are currently recruiting a General Neurosurgeon with skills and interests in spinal procedures. The candidate must be committed to clinical care, instruction, and scholarly activity.
The primary responsibility of the individual in this position is to enhance the clinical practice at the University of Kentucky, as well as expanding the Spinal Surgery program. This position will provide direct patient care, serve as an attending physician, and supervise students and residents assigned to the neurosurgery department. The individual in this position is expected to provide, develop, and maintain clinical services as well as develop academic pursuits in the field.
Applications will be reviewed immediately, and will continue until the position is filled.
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Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery
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MD or equivalent
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Open Untill Filled
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As an Equal Opportunity Employer, we strongly encourage veterans, individuals with disabilities, women, and all minorities to consider our employment opportunities.
Any candidate offered a position may be required to pass pre-employment screenings as mandated by University of Kentucky Human Resources. These screenings may include a national background check and/or drug screen.
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Northern Trust Corp. (NTRS) Pops 4.31% for February 15Equities Staff Follow |
One of the S&P 500's big winners for Monday February 15 was Northern Trust Corp. (NTRS) as the company's stock climbed 4.31% to $56.85 on volume of 2.09 million shares.
The stock opened at $55.81 and saw an intraday low of $54.77 and an intraday high of $56.94. All told, the day saw a per-share gain of $2.35. The stock's average daily volume of 1.57 million and 231.22 million shares outstanding. Northern Trust Corp. now has a 50-day SMA is $66.50 and 200-day SMA is $71.33, and it has a 52-week high of $79.25 and a 52-week low of $54.38.
Northern Trust Corp is a financial holding company that provides asset servicing, fund administration, asset management, fiduciary and banking solutions for corporations, institutions, families and individuals.
Based out of Chicago, IL, Northern Trust Corp. has 15,400 employees and, after today's trading, reached a market cap of $13.14 billion. The stock's P/E Ratio is 13.7. Its P/S ratio is 2.59, P/B ratio is 1.57, and P/FCF ratio is -211.8.
For a complete fundamental analysis analysis of Northern Trust Corp., check out Equities.com's Stock Valuation Analysis report for NTRS. To see the latest independent stock recommendations from Equities.com's analysts, visit our Research section.
The S&P 500 represents the industry standard for large-cap indices. While the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) may be the most visible stock market index in the country, the S&P 500 has long been relied on by industry insiders and fund managers as the more reliable gauge of portfolio performance.
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My Dave Ramsey daily calendar for November 2, 2012 gave me the title for this post. Even though that was a statement I read 2+ years ago, it stuck with me and I kept that day's calendar page as a reminder. The average American is broke. The average American is headed for Christmas with a load of credit card debt to pay for all the boxes under the tree. The average American is looking forward to January as a fresh start, but will get there and realize it is the same thing over again, but this time with a bunch of extra bills from Christmas.
In today's extremely short and random-thought-based post, I want you to know that it is true: broke people can't give. They can't give their time because it is committed to working all the time to pay bills. They can't give their money because they don't have any. They can't give their emotion because it is usually tied up in trying to keep their head above water. They can't give you their energy because they're spent.
As we head toward the day of celebration of a fresh start for all of us through the birth of Jesus, our savior, and the only real solution to our mess, I want to encourage you to remember that being broke is no fun (if you're there, you already know that). I also want to encourage you to remember that the way you avoid being broke is to avoid doing the stuff broke people do. I bet you 80% of the people you gave gifts last year have no clue what you gave them. The Christmas cards for everyone we've ever met, the fancy dinners and parties and all the STUFF we associate with Christmas that drives us to the poor house aren't important compared to a recognition of what really is.
If you're broke, resolve to change it. If you're headed toward broke, resolve to turn things around. If you're not broke, I'm sure you know someone who is. This Christmas, why don't we all resolve to look at things a little differently. I want to be able to give…and give generously. And I can't do that if I'm broke. And you can't either.


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I now consider Prometheus finished as far as I'm concerned. Beta testing is still going on though. I've been trying to focus on how I'm going to market and sell Prometheus, something which is completely new to me, but it's shaping up nicely so far.
The next game that I've already begun working on has the working title Mission: Afghanistan. If what that title implies offends you, you should probably stop reading now because it will only get "worse" (better?) in that department. I consider it a privilege as an indie developer that you can be as politically incorrect as you want. MA will be an arcade style shooter with smooth animations and a lot of colors! More than 54 I can guarantee you :) The game will be made in Metal Slug-style but without actual vehicles though. Among the bosses will be dictators such as Saddam Hussein and Kim Jong-Il, to mention a couple. I know I tend to make games that are inspired by other games a lot, but to me reinventing the wheel just is not a good idea when it comes to video game development. Many people have tried but in my opinion it's a fool's errand. I'm not saying that one of your five lifetime original thoughts could possibly make for a revolutionary game, but video games have been developed for decades so it's highly unlikely.
MA is in many ways the game I wanted to do from the get-go, but I just didn't have the skills when it comes to programming to do it. Working on Mega Man 42 and Prometheus has given me those skills I deem necessary though which is awesome. It feels great to be able to show what I'm capable of as well when it comes to animations, sprites and not be inhibited by color limitations. It's going to be very nice to show the ignorant naysayers that yes indeed, when I want to and am not developing a NES-style game, I can actually use more than three colors and three frames of animations per sprite.
I've done a few concept drawings of the bosses that I intend to put in the game, as well as a few test animations. I'm ever so apprehensive of showing these but I'm thinking it might be for the best in the end and worth the risk. I need to give it some more thought though.


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Summer Veggies
Garden to Table
July 31, 2007
Summer Veggies
Here come the lazy days of summer. Time to lounge out on the sand, wade through the surf, and savor the… succotash? Yes, summer vegetables are definitely in season. From corn to tomatoes, peppers to squash, summer vegetables are ripe, ready and primed for picnics.
But what does being "in season" actually mean? Although classic summer vegetables are typically most abundant in the hottest months, these days, a walk through any grocery store in winter might suggest otherwise. Why? Modern, world-wide food distribution and processing makes most fresh fruit and vegetable items available year-round.
This is a good thing, in theory. Customers get what they want when they want it; grocers provide reliability and consistency. However, recent concern about the environmental costs of transporting food around the globe is breathing new life into the seasonal eating movement, which encourages eating items that are produced both seasonally and regionally.
One clear benefit of seasonal eating is the bridging of the gap between consumer and farmer. In fact, many farms are now offering produce "subscriptions," where participants can receive monthly deliveries of fresh produce. These farms, known as Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farms, encourage a relationship with the farm, and provide a direct link between production and consumption of food.
Andrea Chesman, vegetable guru and author of Serving Up the Harvest and The Classic Zucchini Cookbook, says that as fuel prices rise – and with it the cost of fresh vegetables – the movement to eat only what's in season is going to become even more popular. Eating seasonally has the potential, says Chesman, to decrease the each consumer's carbon footprint. Also, it has some noticeable taste advantages.
"Having tasted an aromatic, red, vine-ripened tomato at its peak, I've just decided to avoid the harder, pinker tomatoes available in winter. I'd rather used canned tomatoes, says Chesman. "And seasonal summer squashes, like zucchini and yellow crookneck squash are far more succulent and tender when freshly harvested. The longer the squash travels, the more time it is had to convert its sugars to bland-tasting starches."
One of Chesman's favorite summer dishes is vegetable and goat cheese pasta, which combines small yellow summer squash and zucchini with red bell pepper and cherry tomatoes. The marriage of these popular summer vegetables with goat cheese is divine, gracefully highlighting the sweetness of seasonal produce. A second dish, Chesman's twist on the timeless Greek salad, celebrates the freshness that seasonal eating affords.
"If you pick up a tomato and smell the sweet aroma, chances are it will taste great, and that experience only happens when the tomato is harvested ripe," she says. "Seasonal eating broadens your appreciation of agricultural cycles, and introduces your palate to diverse tastes and textures."
Because of their incredible diversity, harvest methods for summer vegetables vary. Summer squashes, like zucchini and yellow crookneck are harvested young and immature, with tender skins and before the seeds have developed, lending them their mild, sweet taste and texture. Tomatoes can be harvested completely ripe. Some supersweet corn varieties remain sweet even days after harvest, though Chesman prefers older, heirloom varieties, harvested within a day of eating it.
"Older varieties, harvested fresh, are great because you can really taste the corn's 'corniness'. Select squash that are shiny, firm and heavy for their size, and tomatoes that are bright, plump and yield to light pressure."
Perfect for traditional dishes like ratatouille, summer vegetables are also excellent steamed, grilled, sautéed, or stewed. In particular, tomatoes and peppers can shine raw. When possible, Chesman says, veggies intended for raw consumption should come from a local supplier, or at least one that is extremely reputable, to reduce the risk of field contamination.
"Food safety issues come up when vegetables that are meant to be consumed, like greens, are grown in irrigated fields where the water supply is polluted. I buy my foods locally in Vermont, where irrigation is rarely required," she says.
No longer just a barbeque side dish, summer vegetables are the main course when it comes to valuable health benefits. Zucchini, for its part, may help lower cholesterol, reduce the risk of heart attacks and prevent colon cancer. Corn may help fight macular eye degeneration
Chesman adds, "It's common knowledge that vegetables provide a host of needed vitamins and minerals. Five servings a day is a good nutritional aim, and with delicious summer vegetables, that's an easily attained goal."
A traditional vegetable and feta salad, dressed with olive oil and fresh lemon juice, Santorini Salad sparkles with fresh flavors. Add a crusty loaf of bread, a well-chilled white wine, and, perhaps, some grilled shrimp, and you will have a very fine summer meal. Serves 4.
2 teaspoons finely minced lemon zest
3 tablespoons lemon juice
1 sweet onion, halved and thinly sliced
1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
1 tablespoon chopped fresh oregano
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
2 large tomatoes, diced
1 cucumber (peeled and seeded, if desired), diced
1 green bell pepper, diced
1 red bell pepper, diced
1 cup fresh cooked or canned or frozen and defrosted artichoke hearts
1 cup Kalamata olives
6 to 8 ounces feta, crumbled
Combine the zest, juice, onion, olive oil, and oregano in a medium bowl. Season with salt and pepper. Toss well and let stand at room temperature for about 10 minutes. Combine the tomatoes, cucumbers, green and red bell peppers, artichokes, and olives in a large bowl. Add the onion mixture and toss well. Add the cheese and toss again. Serve immediately.
Goat cheese makes an instant creamy sauce when tossed with hot pasta, but if you aren't a fan, you can substitute ricotta cheese. This is a recipe for an easy, lazy, delicious summer meal. Make sure you add good bread and a bottle of wine. Serves 4 to 6.
1 small yellow summer squash, diced
1 small zucchini, diced
1 red bell pepper, diced
1 fennel bulb, cored and diced, or 1 cup green beans cut in 1-inch lengths
2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
1 pound rotini or other short pasta
2 cups cherry tomatoes, halved
1/4 cup loosely packed chopped fresh basil
2 garlic cloves, minced
6 ounces soft fresh goat cheese, crumbled
Prepare a medium-hot fire in the grill with a lightly oiled vegetable grill rack in place. Begin heating a large pot of salted water for the pasta. Combine the summer squash, zucchini, bell pepper, and fennel in a large bowl. Add the olive oil and salt and pepper to taste, and toss to coat. Grill the vegetables, tossing frequently until tender and lightly charred, about 5 minutes. Set aside and keep warm. Add the pasta to the boiling water and cook until just al dente. Reserve 1 cup of the cooking water and drain. Return the pasta to the pot. Add the tomatoes, basil, garlic, and goat cheese. Pour in half the reserved cooking water and toss to form a creamy sauce. Add more water if necessary. Season generously with salt and pepper to taste. Transfer the pasta and sauce to a serving bowl. Top with the grilled vegetables and toss lightly. Serve at once.
-- all recipes from "From Serving Up the Harvest," by Andrea Chesman. Published by Storey Publishing. Copyright 2005, 2007. Used by permission of the author.


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The Uprising of District 8 was the first known uprising in Panem after the events of Dark Days were put to a rest. Katniss learned of the uprising during a television propo in Mayor Undersee's office that she was not meant to view, however in the film she learned this during her Victory Tour.
The Uprising
Katniss saw it by looking into the mayor's office to say a greeting, but noticed he wasn't present. She turned back to his office when she heard a beeping sound, and looked to the office television to see the words, "UPDATE ON DISTRICT 8." On the screen, Katniss saw an announcer who was a woman with graying hair, and a hoarse authoritative voice saying that conditions in District 8 were worsening and a Level 3 alert was called. She also stated that additional forces were being sent into District 8, and all textile production had ceased. The update then showed footage of District 8's main square where banners with Katniss' face were waving from the rooftops, with a mob scene below them. The square was packed with screaming people with their faces hidden by rags and other homemade masks while the rebels threw bricks. Buildings burned, and Peacekeepers shot into the raging crowd at random, killing innocents in the crowd.When Katniss and Peeta visited District 8 for the Victory Tour, the citizens of 8 had a "dress rehearsal" for the uprising; everyone went to their planned positions that they would attempt to take over in the real uprising. Then, the night Peeta proposed to Katniss, they took the opportunity to begin the uprising as everyone was meant to be in the square watching the proposal. According to Bonnie and Twill, because they were expected to watch the engagement show in large groups late that night, it was not apparent to the Peacekeepers what was happening until it began. The Peacekeepers were overwhelmed by the crowds, and the district fell to rebel hands quickly. The rebels took hold of key district places, and were successful until reinforcements were sent in. The district's rebel strongholds were bombed heavily, and the city was subdued quickly in forty-eight hours. After the chaos had finished, and everyone had made it to their homes, the district was put on a week long lock down, with no food, no coal and everyone was forbidden to leave their homes. The televisions of the district only showed static, except when the televisions would turn on to show suspected instigators of the uprising being hanged in the square.
After the lock down was ended to the district being on the brink of starvation, business was returned to as usual. But, as the rebellion was leaked to the Capitol that the idea for it had started at the factory where Bonnie and Twill worked, the Capitol bombed it. The uprising started in the factory as it is mentioned that the loud machinery in the factories of District 8 allowed these plans to be passed easily from rebel to rebel at work when the peacekeepers or possible recorders could not hear them. The bombing of the factory led to the death of Bonnie and Twill's entire families.
Bonnie and Twill then ran home as they were supposed to be killed in the bombing, and ran away with peacekeeper uniforms manufactured in the factory where they worked. Twill had planned on getting the Peacekeepers uniforms for her and her husband so that when the rebels had completely taken control of the district, she and her husband could disguise themselves as peacekeepers and go by train to each district to spread the word of the uprising and lead other districts into rebellion. But, as the uprising failed, and Twill's husband died, Twill gave one to Bonnie, and using resources found in the homes of those they now knew to be dead, they were able to catch a train heading to District 6, and escape at a fuel stop. They then traveled by foot until the pair eventually made it to the outskirts of the woods where Katniss was located in by District 12. This is the location Bonnie twisted her ankle at, forcing them to stop.
- Commander Paylor
- Bonnie
- Twill
- Twill's husband
- Bonnie's parents
- Bonnie and Twill's neighbors
- Possible District 8 victors
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The 21 paintings and two pencil sketches will go under the hammer at Jefferys auctioneers in Lostwithiel.
They were found in an old suitcase in a Belgian attic, close to where Hitler served during World War I.
But some relatives of Holocaust survivers have denounced the sale and said the pictures should be burned.
Dr Paul Newgass, the vice president of Exeter Synagogue, described the auction of the Nazi dictator's work as "a bit grotesque".
He said: "It's stirring up the past and a slap in the face for the families of Holocaust victims.
"I can understand why some people feel so distressed, but I don't think the auction will impact on the day-to-day aspect of Jewish life."
A Jefferys spokesman said there would be a security presence on the day, but no problems were expected.
The owner, who wishes to remain anonymous, contacted the Cornish auction house after reading of its sale last November of a 1923 Hitler portrait of a postman, which was sold for £5,200 by a collector from Torpoint, Cornwall who bought it from a friend of Hitler's personal adjutant.
The auctioneers have said steps were taken to prove the authenticity of the watercolours without success, but the paper has been dated and the style is the same.
Auctioneer Ian Morris told BBC News: "We had paper analysis to show the paper is of the period 1916-18, or before, and he was stationed in and around the area where all the pictures were painted during World War I and that's well documented."
The paintings - some signed A Hitler, and others AH - feature landscapes, some with buildings.
Hitler, who was rejected by the Academy of Art in Vienna, sold some of his early drawings through a Jewish art dealer.
Mr Morris said the pictures were not particularly good and would probably not be worthy of selling if it was not for the artist.
They vary from postcard size to 10ins by 8ins (25cm by 20cm) and are expected to fetch about £3,000 each.
Because of the enormous interest in the auction, it is being held at the Restormel Lodge Hotel in Lostwithiel.
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Review: The Bookman's Tale
A man grieving for his recently deceased wife stumbles upon a 100 year old Victorian painting. Of his dead wife. Sound interesting? Oh, it is indeed. On a myriad of levels.
Peter Byerly is a rare book dealer, although he hasn't been able to leave the house since his wife Amanda prematurely passed away. When he does venture out - at his therapist's insistance - he finds a painting of his wife. But how can his wife show up in a portrait over one hundred years old? Who painted it? What the hell does it all mean?
Don't be thinking that's the only mystery you'll find in The Bookman's Tale. Nestled within these pages is an even more compelling historical mystery: who really wrote Shakespeare's plays? And how is this ancient mystery tied in with Peter's late wife? We could tell you, but then we'd have to shoot you. And then you would miss the sheer pleasure of this novel.
Not an action novel by any standards, The Bookman's Tale is concerned with mystery with a touch of thriller added in. The layers of the mystery are slowly revealed in three timelines: 1995 (present day for our protagonist Peter), the mid-1980s (when Peter first met his wife), and the 16th century (Shakespeare's day). Hints are tantalizing dropped throughout the intelligent text and the ending is nicely tied up with a bow. If you love books, the history of books, art history, Shakespeare, and book restoration and preservation, you'd like this book.
All in all? Supremely satisfying and recommended for your ever-growing to-be-read pile o' books.
Title: The Bookman's Tale
Author: Charlie Lovett
Publisher: Viking
Pages: 368
Source: Advance Copy via Viking
Rating: 4.5 Stars. Good stuff.
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Bravo to Premiere New Series MADE IN CHELSEA: NYC, 11/16
Bravo Media will air the UK hit series "Made in Chelsea: NYC" Sundays at 12pm ET/PT beginning November 16 with two back-to-back hour-long episodes. The show is a spinoff of the BAFTA award-winning series "Made in Chelsea," which follows the lives and loves of the socially elite 20-somethings who live in London's most exclusive area - Chelsea. The six-episode season that will air on Bravo features the show's best-loved cast as they take New York by storm.Invading the Big Apple's social scene are the show's familiar faces - former star of "The Hills" Stephanie Pratt, Jamie Laing, Binky Felstead, Mark-Francis Vandelli, Spencer Matthews, Lucy Watson, Alex Mytton, Louise Thompson, Stevie Johnson, Rosie Fortescue, Oliver Proudlock, Cheska Hull, Fran Newman-Young, Victoria Baker-Harber, Sam Thompson and Riley Uggla. The cast will also be joined by four New Yorkers - Bahamas-born fashionista Billie Carroll, international model and philosopher Jules Hamilton, real estate student and socialite Carson Eisenhart, baseball loving VP of Libra Leathers Alik Alfus and Binky Felstead's New York-based artist sister, A-L. In the premiere episode, Lucy befriends New York fashion blogger Billie who quickly catches the eye of both of Lucy's friends - Spencer and Jamie. However, Lucy tries to steer Billie towards her trusted friend and newly single, Stevie. As the Londoners begin to familiarize themselves with the big city, friends Proudlock and Stevie throw a party in their swanky pad, where Proudlock introduces Louise to his New Yorker friend, Alik. "Made in Chelsea: NYC" is produced by NBCUniversal International Television Production's Monkey and executive produced by David Granger, Sarah Dillistone and Ros Coward. The company also produces "Newlyweds" for Bravo. About Monkey: Monkey is one of the Britain's leading independent production companies. Founded in 2001, Monkey delivers high quality scripted, factual and entertainment programming in both the UK and the USA. Acquired by NBCUniversal International Television Production in 2010, Monkey has built a strong reputation on its work with talent and its breadth of content. In the UK, the business has been responsible for producing E4 hits: Made in Chelsea, now in its eighth series and standalone series, Made in Chelsea: NYC, Channel 4's First Times Farmers, Channel 4's The Charlotte Church Show and The House Of Obsessive Compulsives for Channel 4. Having grown its production base in the US, Monkey produces Newlyweds for Bravo. About Bravo Media: Bravo is a program service of NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment, a division of NBCUniversal, one of the world's leading media and entertainment companies in the development, production, and marketing of entertainment, news, and information to a global audience. Bravo has been an NBCUniversal cable network since December 2002 and was the first television service dedicated to film and the performing arts when it launched in December 1980. For more information, visit www.BravoTV.com. Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/BravoPR.


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Wow, I feel so guilty now. I didn't blog a single character since the end of May and I feel like I owe you an explanation.
As the school year came to an end, I discovered how ridiculous my end of the year grades were and how I really had to do something about them. The last 3-4 weeks of school was about making things right for me and I didn't have a minute of free time. Later, as summer break begun I spent every minute with friends and family which also made blogging impossible, just as much as the fact that all my inspiration and furore for fashion was lost by then. I didn't get to read the piles of fashion magazines I had in my room for 2 months, which is extreme indeed.
Now as I'm sitting here in our country house, tanning in a red-white striped Ralph Lauren bikini I scored in Bloomingdale's 2 years ago, sipping on ice cold Heineken (sinful me), I decided to finally get back to blogging. I have a lot to blog about and I believe there's a very exciting year waiting for us now and I would like to invite you to come with me on this journey. Let me explain this to you as well.
The next school year in the school I'm going to is called "project year". It's kind of about finding yourself, what you want to do later and so on. We have to work on a project we come up with throughout the year and reach a goal we aimed for.
The goal I'm aiming for is getting 600 followers on MFLL by June, 2012. And what am I gonna do for getting there? I already contacted two fashion designers in my country whose names I don't want to tell you yet. I'll be working with them, watch them work and tell you everything about it, background stuff, etc. Also, I'll take MFLL to a whole new level - I'll really go pro this year. I don't want to make empty promises, but as my education depends on this blog now (as I can't finish school if I couldn't finish my project successfully), I can proudly say I'm over promising stuff I won't keep now.
Anyways, I really hope you all will keep reading MFLL despite all the mistakes I made so far. I'll host a giveaway next week, so get ready to activate yourselves and win what I have to offer - I hope you all will love it as much as I do ;) xo


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Basic information about the Grand County
The Grand County is located in the state of Colorado. This county occupies 1870 square miles, with 24 square miles being water areas. There are 14.843 inhabitants living in the county according to the 2010 Census. As for the racial makeup of Grand County citizens, the 3 largest groups are White (93.49%), followed by Some Other Race (3.11%) and Two or More races (1.62%). There are 6.469 households in the county, while 61,31% of them are family households and 38,69% represent non family households. There are 8 cities and towns in Grand County. The most populated city is Granby town and the smallest town or village is Parshall CDP.


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Lincoln Leads BAFTA Film Awards Nominations
Historical drama Lincoln will be the movie to beat at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Film Awards after scoring a massive 10 nominations.
The film, which is hotly tipped for glory at the upcoming Academy Awards, was unveiled as the favourite when the BAFTA nominations were announced by Alive Eve and Jeremy Irvine in London on Wednesday morning (9 January).
The haul of 10 nominations puts Lincoln ahead of Les Miserables and Life of Pi, which both scored nine nods from the British Academy.
All three will compete for the coveted Best Film prize, along with Ben Affleck's Argo and Kathryn Bigelow's gritty drama Zero Dark Thirty, while Day-Lewis heads up the Leading Actor category along with Affleck, Hugh Jackman (Les Miserables), Bradley Cooper (Silver Linings Playbook) and Joaquin Phoenix (The Master).
In the Leading Actress category, Zero Dark Thirty's star Jessica Chastain will go up against Jennifer Lawrence (Silver Linings Playbook) and Oscar winners Marion Cotillard (Rust And Bone) and Dame Helen Mirren (Hitchcock).
The best director award will be a tough race between Affleck, Quentin Tarantino (Django Unchained), Michael Haneke (Amour), Ang Lee (Life Of Pi) and Bigelow (Zero Dark Thirty).
Another hotly-tipped contender at the upcoming prizegiving is Bond blockbuster Skyfall, which has secured nominations for Dame Judi Dench (Supporting Actress) and Javier Bardem (Supporting Actor), while the movie is also nominated in categories for Original Music, Cinematography, Editing, Production Design, Sound and Outstanding British Film. The nominations top a stellar year for 007 after Skyfall became the first ever Bond movie to break the billion dollar mark at the global box office.
The trophies will be handed out during a ceremony at London's Royal Opera House on 10 February. The show will be hosted by actor/funnyman Stephen Fry.
The main nominees are as follows:
Best Film
Les Miserables
Life Of Pi
Zero Dark Thirty
Outstanding British Film
Anna Karenina
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Les Miserables
Seven Psychopaths
Michael Haneke - Amour
Ben Affleck - Argo
Quentin Tarantino - Django Unchained
Ang Lee - Life Of Pi
Kathryn Bigelow - Zero Dark Thirty
Leading Actor
Ben Affleck - Argo
Bradley Cooper - Silver Linings Playbook
Daniel Day-lewis - Lincoln
Hugh Jackman - Les Miserables
Joaquin Phoenix - The Master
Leading Actress
Emmanuelle Riva - Amour
Dame Helen Mirren - Hitchcock
Jennifer Lawrence - Silver Linings Playbook
Jessica Chastain - Zero Dark Thirty
Marion Cotillard - Rust And Bone
Supporting Actor
Alan Arkin - Argo
Christoph Waltz - Django Unchained
Javier Bardem - Skyfall
Philip Seymour Hoffman - The Master
Tommy Lee Jones - Lincoln
Supporting Actress
Amy Adams - The Master
Anne Hathaway - Les Misérables
Helen Hunt - The Sessions
Judi Dench - Skyfall
Sally Field - Lincoln
Orange Rising Star Award
Elizabeth Olsen
Andrea Riseborough
Juno Temple
Alicia Vikander
Suraj Sharma