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Friday, July 25, 2014
Cathi Stoler - The Hard Way - Review & Giveaway
About the Book
Private Investigator Helen McCorkendale's childhood friend, Jimmy Scanlan, has just opened January, the most lavish casino and hotel resort on the Las Vegas Strip. After attending the grand opening, Helen returns to New York and encourages her friend, Laurel Imperiole, Senior Editor at Women Now magazine, to create a get-away contest for readers offering a weekend at the hotel as the grand prize. The winner, Dawn Chapman, a jewelry store employee from Cincinnati, denies entering the contest and initially refuses the trip. Finally persuaded by Laurel to accept, she arrives at the hotel and nearly faints when she passes the hotel's elite meeting rooms where the International Diamond Dealers Consortium is holding its annual meeting. She insists on returning home immediately.
Suspicious of her behavior, Jimmy visits her suite to encourage her to attend the Saturday afternoon pool party, saying she can leave on his private jet the next day. Later in the afternoon, he finds Chapman's dead body by the pool. She's been murdered—an unusual double poisoning by cyanide and diamond dust.
Dawn Chapman was not who she appeared to be, and therein lies a mystery. But to Helen and Laurel, the main task is to take Jimmy Scanlon off the suspect list and clear his name. Will their luck hold? Or will it be a crap shoot, as they roll the dice and do it 'the hard way,' going for doubles when the odds are against them. Losing may mean losing their lives.
My Review
There are cozy mysteries. There are grisly mysteries. But I'd dub this one a glam mystery. Why? Because of its setting. Stepping inside the January Resort and Casino is like watching an episode of Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous. Tuxes, diamonds, caviar, you name it, all come together in one spectacular Las Vegas showcase that attempts to turn the unforgiving heat of the desert into a winter wonderland for the affluent, connected and good-looking. They'll have their cake and eat it too, even if it means fashioning a roaring fireplace out of ice.
But the extravagance doesn't stop there. With the International Diamond Dealers Consortium in town, anything is possible. The de Groot family has long been associated with the luxury trade, and they're about to unveil the discovery of a precious red diamond once owned by the last Russian tsar. But before that can happen the reluctant winner of a magazine contest turns up dead at a Polar Cap Pool Party. Why was she reluctant to stay at such a fabulous and exclusive hotel? Maybe it was the cause of death—death by diamond dust, to be precise.
It seems such a pretty way to die, but it's really not. Mixed with cyanide, the victim's organs were shredded internally as soon as she swallowed the lethal dosage in her comped drink. Her skin turned pink. She couldn't breath and eventually went into cardiac arrest. Dawn Chapman didn't want to go on this trip, and she shouldn't have. Because it turns out that Dawn Chapman is really Deirdre Thornhill, international jewel thief extraordinaire, not the salesperson for a family-run jewelry store in Ohio that she was passing herself off as.
There are a lot of suspects in this whodunit. There's Jimmy Scanlan, January's owner, who may or may not be covering up a shady deal gone bad. There's Jimmy's main competitor, Clive Drummond, the owner of The Florentine, who could be setting Jimmy up to take the fall and destroy his business. There are many players surrounding the diamond dealers themselves, especially the nefarious members of their security teams some of whom look and act more like stone cold killers than the threats they're supposed to be protecting their illustrious bosses from.
Stoler sets up her thriller brilliantly. It hooks the reader from the get go with its opulence and sophistication. Her distinctly imaginative setting is one that transports mystery fans right into the action, gripping them with fur-covered ice stools and poolside chalets. The January Resort and Casino is a place anyone would love to stay at, but being that it's confined to the page gives readers the added benefit of being able to leave this must-see destination alive. When it comes to faux snow, some things are better left to the imagination, especially when there's a killer on the loose.
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Pages: 280
Genre: Mystery, Suspense, Thriller
Release: April 15, 2014
Publisher: Camel Press
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About the Author
Cathi Stoler's mysteries feature PI Helen McCorkendale and magazine editor, Laurel Imperiole. The Hard Way is the third book in the series. The first, Telling Lies, took on the subject of stolen Nazi art. Book 2, Keeping Secrets, delved into the subject of hidden identity. Stoler's short stories include: "Magda," in the Criminal Element Anthology Malfeasance Occasional: Girl Trouble, "Out of Luck," in the Anthology, Murder New York Style: Fresh Slices, "Fatal Flaw," a finalist for the Derringer for Best Short Story and "Money Never Sleeps" both published at Beat to A Pulp. Cathi is working on a novella, Nick of Time, which features International gambler, Nick Donahue. She is also starting a new series, Bar None, A Murder On The Rocks Mystery, with female bar owner, Jude Dillane. Cathi is a member of the New York/Tri State chapter of Sisters In Crime. She is also a member of Mystery Writers of America.
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For the sake of one's child
15 May 2009, Mumbai
A father and son came for Swamishri's darshan and blessings. The son was of a tender age. His father was habituated to drinking alcohol. Swamishri asked him, "How would you feel if your son started drinking?" The father remained silent. Swamishri asked the child, "What does your father drink?" Before the boy could answer his father averred, "He doesn't know as yet?" Swamishri picked up his words and advised, "When he comes to know and starts drinking, how will you react?" Give it up for the sake of your child. There is no need to drink liquor at all. Everything other than eating, praying to God and looking after one's responsibilities is wasteful."Swamishri's words produced a desirable effect.
17 May 2009 (VS 2065, Vad Atham) Sunday, Mumbai
For the convenience of devotees, today's evening satsang assembly was dedicated to celebrating Yogiji Maharaj's birthday. During this symbolic celebration, sadhus initiated by Yogiji Maharaj, namely, Premprakash Swami, Viveksagar Swami and Kothari Swami, recollected their experiences about Yogiji Maharaj. This was followed by a video show on Yogiji Maharaj. Finally, Swamishri blessed the devotees, "Yogiji Maharaj was a divine person. One would always find him smiling, showering love and compassion, and brimming with joy. By remembering him our miseries and pains disappear." In conclusion Swamishri was honoured with garlands by senior sadhus.
21 May 2009 (VS 2065, Vad Baras) Thusday, Mumbai
Swamishri blessed Bhadresh Swami for writing 'Swaminarayan Bhashyam', a commentary on the Brahmasutra. Thereafter Swamishri performed the murti-pratishtha rituals of puja and arti of murtis for BAPS hari mandir in Algadh, Surat district.
24 May 2009 (VS 2065, Darsh Amas) Sunday, Mumbai
The evening satsang assembly was dedicated to the celebration of Swamishri's symbolic 60th anniversary as the president of the BAPS. Several sadhus narrated incidents about Swamishri's saintliness and other virtues. Then a video on Swamishri was shown. Viveksagar Swami discoursed on Swamishri's saintliness and Herculean efforts for the growth of Satsang. Thereafter, children and teenagers performed a traditional dance. Then a drama written by Adarshjivan Swami was enacted. The celebration assembly closed with Swamishri's blessings, "We are all making efforts together in Satsang – youth volunteers, sadhus and devotees. I offer my vandan to all. I see in you all sentiments of dedication and sacrifice. The reason for this is that Yogiji Maharaj had visited here often, and blessed you with his divine joy, discourses and love. Whatever is accomplished in the Sanstha is due to the glory of Shastriji Maharaj and the wish of Yogiji Maharaj. Shriji Maharaj had said that without his will a dry leaf can not be moved."
Swamishri released a memorial publication, 'Smruti', depicting the history of Mumbai Satsang Mandal. Thereafter Swamishri was honoured with garlands and a flower shawl by senior sadhus.
27 May 2009 (VS 2065, Sud Trij-Choth Pramukh Varni Din) Wednesday, Mumbai
Today was the official 60th Pramukh Varni Din – the day Shastriji Maharaj appointed Swamishri as the president of the BAPS. Bhajans about the glory of Swamishri were sung by sadhus during his puja. Thereafter, senior sadhus honoured Swamishri with garlands and shawls.
Swamishri performed the murti-pratishtha rituals of pujan and arti of murtis for BAPS hari mandirs in Barshi, Dahanu, Jamge, Nanded and Kankrali.


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The booming gas drilling industry may have helped to seal Pennsylvania's position as one of the top states in the nation for the number of new or expanded corporate facilities.
The state ranks No. 1 in the Northeast and third in the nation, with 430 new facilities in 2012, according to Site Selection magazine, which specializes in corporate real estate. Pittsburgh was sixth among metro markets of at least 1 million people, with 126 new or expanded corporate facilities.
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Philadelphia, with 124 projects last year, ranked 7th in the nation's large-market rankings, right behind Pittsburgh. Among second-tier markets with populations of 200,000 to 1 million, Lancaster ranked fifth, with 33 projects. Allentown-Bethlehem ranked 9th, with 24 projects.
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The old plum tree at my parents has once again produced a fantastic harvest. Dodging the rain showers in mid September we were able to pick bucketfuls. Normally I just make a really good Plum and Sage Jam and some Spiced Plum Ketchup.
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Mar 11, 2010
The Pajama Game
To go by current men's sewing patterns, you'd think most guys never left the house. Based simply on the number of patterns out there, men wear bathrobes, pajamas, vests and, on holidays, a cumberbund.
Where could you go in an outfit like that, besides 7-Eleven?
Frankly, I don't have much use for a cumberbund and the last time I wore a vest was my senior year high school production of Oklahoma! As for pajamas, with the exception of Michael's septuagenarian father, no one I know wears them, myself included.
OK, that's not entirely true.
I picked up this old pattern (not really vintage -- 1996) to make a nightshirt for Michael a couple of months ago. It came out kind of cute, imho.
I know I said we didn't wear pajamas, but I've always thought nightshirts adorably retro in a "Little Rascals" kind of way. It's the closest we'll ever get to lingerie.
Anyway, that same month I made the nightshirt, I made these pajama bottoms, also for Michael:
Fast forward to the present. You may recall this green seersucker from my last fabric-shopping spree:
Yesterday, taking a much-needed break from knits, I returned to my pajama pattern one more time and made these:
They're really for Michael, and more for lounging than for sleeping. Thankfully, we don't have 7-Elevens here so they probably won't leave the house. With a tee shirt or tank top however, you probably could wear them outside, especially at the beach.
I made them with my new Singer 15-91: my absolute favorite sewing machine. Here I am finishing up some flat-felled seams.
I used my Singer Spartan with the buttonholer attachment to make these lovely buttonholes.
Here are my seams from the inside:
My friends, it's time you made your man some pajamas. He doesn't have to sleep in them.
Don't have a man? Then make some for yourself. The techniques involved, like flat-felled seams (not necessary, but a nice touch that lends durability), are great practice for making dress shirts as well as pants, since you're also dealing with a fly, a waistband, and all those intersecting seams below the crotch. And the fit is much, much easier.
I recommend visiting Etsy or eBay and buying the cheapest pajama pattern you can find in the correct size. Pajamas haven't changed in decades and a really old vintage pattern (from the 40s, say) would be great fun to put together. (If you find one in a mens 36" and you don't want it, send it my way.)
And take my word for it: he'll wear them; you'll wear them. He really doesn't want a vest.
Now for your entertainment, the best movie EVER about pajamas AND the garment industry hands down (and isn't that Gertie in the polka dot dress in the second number?):
Happy Thursday, everybody!
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Wow the ones you made for Michael look so much like the ones I made my husband! http://bit.ly/9ASmbc He calls them his "gaming pants" since he tends to wear them while he plays XBox games. I polled him, and he didn't think a fly front was worth the effort. Definitely a pleaser!ReplyDelete
Peter, I have something you might like... *dangles a late '30s Simplicity 1617 in size 36.... Won it off the Pattern Junkie... Nobody around here can wear it....ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 11, 2010 at 1:08 AM
Peter, love the nightshirt and the pajama pants. Your flat felled seams are wonderful!ReplyDelete
BTW, if you ever land in Australia you're more than welcome to come and visit at my home.
I have pretty much just come to the conclusion that most of what I make is for friends and my girlfriend since every pattern catalog I have looked at has all of four pages of miserable men's stuff.ReplyDelete
- FrancesMarch 11, 2010 at 2:36 AM
Hi Peter, I'm a bit of a selfish Seamstress so haven't made many items for the man, but I also feel there aren't many decent men's patterns about. I have made a recent discovery: Lekala Patterns from Russia. You input your measurements and they custom print the pattern for you. http://leko-mail.net/cdpm.html.ReplyDelete
Some very interesting KGB-type styles to look at!
I have made PJs for my husband and he likes them a lot, but I must say: Those patterns have changed. But maybe it was just an 80s detour. The first pattern I tried was from 1990 - I took them in 8 inches (on the pattern) in the side seams (I kid you not) and they where still HUGE. I then got hold of one from BWOF a few years back - much better.ReplyDelete
This is yet another idea I'll have to add to my unreasonably long sewing queue! I do love seersucker, and my husband definitely lounges around in his pajamas on weekend mornings (and afternoons)... the only pair he has are from his college days 13 years ago and they still have a hole from when he rode his bike in them and they got caught in the chain. Plus I would love to test my new flat-felling foot...ReplyDelete
But I had better focus on getting my dress done for now, my cousin's bar mitzvah is only two days away.
I have made my boy some silk boxers and he has appreciated those!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 11, 2010 at 6:12 AM
Oh wow, there was a boy's version of the McCall's pjs I've been making all this time?? Weird, now this does push you into my male version territory (recycled sheets shirts - check, pjs - check etc). Completely agree with how pjs are made for wearing in the house though, and not for sleeping. Well, out of the house sometimes, depending on where you live :-).ReplyDelete
I love those old videos. Ok, that's it. I'm making the pink ruffled dress and getting my hair dyed platinum.ReplyDelete
Thanks for all your pajama enthusiasm, invitations and offers. How cute are those "Pajama Game" videos? It makes me want to get back into my pajamas right this minute!ReplyDelete
(OK, I need jeans like those Fosse dancers are wearing...)ReplyDelete
Great looking pj's and the videos are fun :)ReplyDelete
New too you Darling, So smooches, You are so in tune with what a seamstress needs to listen to while try to finish an order. Where have you been all my life??? Nice to make your acquaintance.ReplyDelete
You did such a great job on the seersucker PJs with your "new" machine.ReplyDelete
I made my husband a nightshirt very much like the one here, except it was a T-shirt knit material with ribbed cuffs. He still wears it from time to time. Calls it his "dress."
- JonathanMarch 11, 2010 at 11:37 AM
I wear pajamas - flannel pajamas in the winter.
And I agree - there are hardly any patterns out there for men.
I recently purchased a nice dress shit pattern - McCall's M6044.
Haven't made it yet.
Jonathan, I hope you mean "shirt." LOLReplyDelete
- JonathanMarch 11, 2010 at 1:10 PM
yikes! guess I was typing too fast.
- AnonymousMarch 11, 2010 at 1:31 PM
Really nice to find a man with sewing skills AND a blog. Glad I found you:-)ReplyDelete
I have a swedish blog som that's hard for you to understand I think, but you can always look at the pictures :-)
Fun thursday, Hanna
- AnonymousMarch 11, 2010 at 3:21 PM
I agree with AnneLO that the sizing of newer pajama pants run huge. I sew a pair for my husband from McCall's 3819 copyrighted 2002 and there is a lot of ease. However, husband prefers this pair to closer fitting ones. He says wearing it is so comfortable he felt like he is wearing nothing. He could be bias as he grew up in the tropics and therefore is used to lounging in sarongs. Now that we live in 4 seasons weather and he wears pj pants to play wii, pj pants are so much more practical as in they don't fall down and are warmer. Personally,I think closer fitting pj pants look better but then when it comes to loungewear, I guess comfort should come first and my man seems to prefer a lot of ease. Recently, husband wore his pj pants to shovel snow off the driveway.ReplyDelete
I think your using seersucker is a great idea. Makes me start thinking of sewing comfy pj pants that don't look like pj pants in case hubby decides to do yardwork in them.
great advice and pyjamas ... my michael (Mr H really) just started wearing pyjamas and even if you don't sleep in them they make the perfect summer lounging around wear. i'm feeling inspiredReplyDelete
Peter, would you like my pattern? As much as I like the picture on it, I'll probably never make it.... Though I should probably check to see if my brother-in-law would fit it! ;) If he does, I can always trace you off a copy...ReplyDelete
He's too small. :) It's all yours if you want it. A vintage '30s pajama pattern....ReplyDelete
Those would definitely work at the beach with a light tee shirt. Very nice.ReplyDelete
The first (and so far, only) pair of pjs I've made Jim are in the most loud and obnoxious golf print I could find. Hehehe. I definitely owe him some that aren't so wacky.
- AnonymousMarch 12, 2010 at 1:48 PM
I help my daughters make a pair of flannel PJ pants for my husband for Christmas. Each year they do more of the work. Each child gets to choose the flannel print for one leg, so the results are truly hysterical. This year: insanely happy ladybugs on a green ground one leg, tiny rescue vehicles on orange on the other. You know, in case there's an insanely happy ladybug emergency. He wears them with pride, and (when answering the door) has caused more than one person to snort in some sort of horror laugh.ReplyDelete
ROTFL! Okay, CH, you've inspired me. We're going to let my two-year-old niece pick out ALL the fabric for our pajama Christmas this year!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 16, 2010 at 11:55 AM
I'm a lifelong guy sewer and I remember when there used to be tons of patterns for men. Designers like Kenzo, Willy Smith, and others had great looks. You could buy patterns for swim suits, boxers, suits, everything. Now the patterns are horrible. You made some cute jammies. But, as you said, most of us don't wear them. Mike and I don't, either.ReplyDelete
Hi, Buckley, and welcome. I actually have a vintage Willy Smith coat pattern that I never got around to making last fall. Maybe later this year!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 22, 2010 at 9:11 PM
Inspiration! I can use small bits of cotton wovens and knits (those left overs that are a yardish) and make myself pj shorts.ReplyDelete
(no short jokes, or else you tall thin beautiful people). It is getting really warm here and regular jammies are out.
Thanks for the brilliant idea Mr. Peter.


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Thrashy semi-melodic death metal is more or less the national metal genre of my home country Denmark, so listening to the Polish band Empatic's newest album, 2010's Gods of Thousand Souls, was almost like listening to bands from home like Hatesphere or Aphyxion.
Like mentioned above, Empatic plays some nice and heavy thrashy half-melodic death metal with a good sense of pace and structure. The 10 original tracks of the album feature some pretty snazzy chunks of metal that beg to be headbanged to. But what the Polish band have in talent for flow they lack in hooks and memorable riffs. Though they are obviously talented musicians I'm missing something truely memorable about the music. The songs simply blend in too much with each other, making the album a bit repetitive because it's hard to distinguish the tracks from each other.
That said their Randy Blythe-esque vocalist goes great with their more ruthless riffs and the tight-as-fuck drums. Songs like False Friend or The Game start out really heavy but then mellow out during the middle until they climax in the end. After a few listens I get the feeling that Empatic has only two settings: Crushingly heavy and melodic flowy stuff, mostly because all their songs have these two modes incorporated in some way. Though this tendency isn't very noticable or prominent, it's still enough so that it can halt an otherwise great pace.
In general I'd say that Gods of Thousand Souls is an honest, down to earth piece of death metal with varying musical tendencies. It's not something blindingly special, and Empatic don't seem like they're trying to create something new and exciting, but they've succeeded in compiling a solid set of songs for metalheads to enjoy. Apart from the hideously out-of-place cover song in the end of the album, Gods of Thousand Souls is pretty good work. 7/10 guitars.
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I wanted a Canadian goose but couldn't find one. The scene evolved from playing with the terrain editor. It reminds me of the time I was attacked by an angry goose while I was exploring near a pond. It was a frightening experience!
Playing with Bruno's plum trees, which make a fantastic looking bushes. They are in the Shades of Autumn pack ath C3D. The pebbles on the stream bottom are by Bruno and are a freebee at C3D. You can also see Laurent's Sculptured Rocks (C3D) that look great along the sides of the stream. The animals are from DAZ and the character is the GND2. She may be old but she still looks fantastic! The rest is the usually Lushiness, notably my lil Lush Lacy Meadow and Underbrush packs.
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Friday, May 9, 2014
Decapitated At Tracking Stage For Sixth Studio Album
If you're a fan of tech death or grind, you're probably a fan of the Polish band Decapitated. They had begun work on their sixth studio album this past March, and today issued this update (announced on The Metal Den):
"We are now at the stage of tracking the vocals and the guitars. It looks like recording the new Decapitated album has so far proved extremely demanding. Never before had we faced a challenge as testing as the new songs turned out to be.
We cross-breed various styles, sounds and every day we put the crossbar higher and higher. Slowly but surely everything starts to come along and we can clearly feel something hugely exciting is emerging. Surely it is going to be the new level for Decapitated and as usually, as with each subsequent album, both music and sound will be somewhat different.
"I've been using my new custom-made Ibanez Iceman guitar during this session and EVH amps and cabs. The sound is original, powerful and crushing. We flirt with various tempos mixing death metal with grindcore and almost outright black metal atmosphere together with more, so to speak, 'crowd-puller' beats verging on groovy, almost stoner-rock climates. There are also a few more modern metal rhythmic riffs where we return to the climate of Organic Hallucinosis album. I'm certain that the very fact we are again, after 9 years, in Hertz studio will evoke the spirit of that album.
The vocals sound very promising. Rasta is a much more experienced vocalist compared to the Carnival Is Forever album times. And his voice sounds more powerful and deeper. There's still a lot of work ahead of us so I gotta go now."
They're also now featuring the drum stylings of Michal Lysejko, who's taken over as their new drummer since their tour with Lamb of God.
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Hi, I can't believe it is Halloween time again! I just had to share this card with you!
I used Graphic 45 paper and cut the small card for the embellishment. I love bingo cards, and so i used my embossing folder to add this element. I also used Tim Holtz's ticket die to cut 2 tickets out of pattern paper and then added a candy embellishment to add dimension to the ribbon.
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Illustration: how to create fresh view on wide-spread topic
I'll tell you my story about my horoscope series. The first step in my approach is analysis. Sometimes it takes a lot of your precious time to look through 50, 100 and sometimes 300 pages to discover all the artworks that cover the subject. The interesting thing is that according to the famous law 20/80 only 20% of artworks differ and represent really fresh point of view. The other 80% look like each other. But the more interesting thing is that sometimes those individual masterpieces have fewer downloads.
Nevertheless, I reviewed all the existing works on horoscope topic. First decision you can take is according to the colour. My first horoscope icons divided twelve signs as to their nature (fire, water, air or earth).
My second horoscope series includes violet for background and golden for the symbol. Violet is very mysterious colour, it is always connected with space and night sky. Gold makes impression of richness. The second decision should be about background. It MUST be complex and different in each picture. You can change the amount of elements, the angle of their position or their colour.
My third series for horoscopes was green glowing zodiac sign against dark green background. I created twelve separate signs with the same simple background and my works were rejected. Thus I put all the glowing signs in one work because I didn't want to lose unique visual style. Don't repeat my mistake: spend some time to create different backgrounds in large series of illustrations.
My fourth approach was connected with watercolour. I decided to create four different artistic backgrounds for each group of elements: turquoise and lilac for water (Pisces, Cancer, Scorpio, red and orange for fire (Aries, Leo, Saggitarius), yellow and brown for ground (Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn), blue and violet for air (Gemini, Libra, Aquarius). The signs are also fulfilled in these colours.
Also I tried to create horoscope background in ink. Here you can see the results.
So often the new unique decision comes when you try new techniques and search for new approaches. You get brilliant idea in your mind after hours of looking for the answer. Wish everybody inspiration and fresh beautiful artworks!
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1. I donated blood today. Fainted a few minutes right after. Good thing SpOpen Mic Night was just across the corner.
2. Ken slipped, then had part of his chin torn open when he got up. I panicked, he didn't; I was 16, he was just 7.
3. I heard my parents have sex once. From then on, I told myself to sleep early whenever my dad's around.
4. Your favorite color was red and after we broke up, I told myself I wouldn't like red anymore. I still do.
5. My friends tell me they can't imagine me being angry. I tell them, I become a sailor.
6. It was a good thing it was a Saturday when I first got my period. I woke up with my shorts soaked in blood. Then, after cleaning up, I jumped three flights of stairs. Good thing they didn't wipe my face with the stuff.
7. I first had a crush on someone when I was in Grade 5. I've always imagined us kissing in some room while everyone was out. We never did.
8. Yet, I first truly fell in love when I was in 6th Grade. I fell in love with how he always told me interesting stories, how he played basketball really well, and how he smelled really nice everyday. Then, he started avoiding me. It was like a sad love song stretched out for more than 4 minutes.
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Monday, February 21, 2011
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This is all I have to show from our busy weekend, but oh we have big plans for today! -- I can't tell you how often when I talk about sewing with friends or family or acquaintances, the response I get is something like -- "Well, I can't even sew on a button." This happens quite a bit and I get it, sewing and knitting just isn't for everyone. But how sad is it that almost a whole generation has lost out on learning how to do just the most basic skills of sewing? Well, inspired by something I saw on Childhood 101, the Pioneer Mama in me has decided that today is the day for my kids to learn. So, while I finish my WIP up there or possibly work on a fun button project myself, I am having a Sewing Buttons 101 class with the kiddos. I'm excited, they're excited...we'll show you the results tomorrow!
Enjoy your day! ~ Maureen
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I'm wanting to learn to sew this summer while my mother is off for summer vacation. Hopefully, she'll be able to show me how to sue the machine.ReplyDelete
I taught my 8yo niece to make yo-yos last weekend. The fabric came from old clothing and had the reds, pinks, whites of Valentine's Day. The yo-yos were stacked to make flowers and then a magnet was glued to the back.
She worked very hard and loved having something she made for her mom. It was good to see her so proud of herself.
I have been doing some simple embroidery with my two boys aged 10 and 8! I know it's not 'cool' but they are enjoying it and it's a great thing to learn.ReplyDelete
I'll be stopping back tomorrow. Have fun!ReplyDelete
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Three handsome men with me on the dance floor: My son, in his tiny collared shirt and necktie. My partner, D, slightly intoxicated, ignoring the watchful eye of parents, grandparents, uncles and aunts who'd just met him for the first time, and Y, whom I introduce to people as my brother, though there is no blood connection between us.
My sister got married last night. White gown, hair and makeup, 300 guests, candles and fancy tablecloths and everything. She was gorgeous, the groom was handsome. The ceremony was lovely. The food was delicious. My son, walking before her in his fancy little outfit, and a basket of rose petals, it was all perfectly out-of-a-magazine, predictably beautiful. I was happy to be there with her. Happy that she was happy.
I can't get emotional over weddings anymore. I just can't. Even if it is my own sister. Something in me stopped believing long ago that this thing we do, this expensive social obligation – that it means anything more than what it is to me, a costly party. I know I had one. I know I wanted one. So there's no judgement here. It's hard to not want something you've been told you wanted throughout your entire life.
We're structured so that we are always thinking about our next step. After all, life is the journey from one climatic event to the other, with a bunch of boring shit in between. I think my sister and her husband have a good shot at "making it". They're a good couple. They're going to have children, they'll be a family. My best wish for them is to have what I didn't. I know it's what they want. She'll get pregnant, she'll have a husband who won't leave her side, who frets about how she's feeling and meets her every craving. She'll have a healthy baby in a painful messy birth, she'll become blind to the world and only see her baby's needs and have her marriage take a blow. But her marriage will be strong enough to make it, she and her husband will bounce back and remember one another. They'll have sex at least once a week. They'll raise well behaved children that can be left with their grandparents so they can take some time off. The kids will grow older, they'll grow closer again.
I wish for my sister all of that. I wish for her to trust her man, I wish for her to not be let down, to not be disappointed, to not have her heart shattered and her trust in men broken.
But, if somewhere down the road her heart is broken – then I wish for her exactly what I have. An amazing son, the best friends you could wish for, and, well, love – in all its forms.
We were dancing last night, my son and I, with my awesome girlfriends, whom I can always count on to stand (or dance) beside me when I need them. At one point I found myself suddenly surrounded by my three favorite men, my son was really going nuts on the dance floor, jumping and laughing and man, let me tell you, he's one hell of a dancer for being only three and a half! Then there was Y, goofing off with us, making my boy laugh, and D, on his day-view, having just met my parents and 300 of their closest acquaintances. The music was loud and not to my taste, but we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and I thought, how special it is to be surrounded by the three people in my life who've helped me restore my faith in men.
So I ended up getting a little emotional after all. I guess, it doesn't matter what ceremonies you choose to ornament your life with. It's who's there beside you at those moments. I felt beautiful last night, with my hair and my makeup, and my awesome dress. I danced, with all my favorite people. But most of all I felt loved last night. And I guess that's what I really wish for my sister.


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I know I have been off for while here, but just want to let you know that although I am not around here that often, I am quite active on instagram and my account name is lifewithalk too. Please feel free to follow me there as I have been trying really hard to upload as many beautiful picture as possible for you to enjoy! :)
ON THE LEFT: my rose gold penholder from Franc Franc and newly brought flowers / me writing calligraphy / Designing card / Japanese food date night with husband / another cards designed / Cupcakes water painting / Me with my new hair / my favourite quote / beautiful yellow rose / designing poster / my new favourite mug and blogger / always remember to be kind
ON THE RIGHT: Room during our Thailand trip / my newly designed bedroom declarations / newly bought flowers which cheers me up a lot / Holiday must have / picking up a flowers on the swimming pool in the resort / enjoying the book under the sun / our very yummy breakfast / banana cheesecake / my favorite items / beautiful flowers with jelly beans shoes / Happy Friday! / home-made pancakes


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Changing a family structure is hard work and takes time. Do not expect perfection from yourself or your family members. Be honest with each other about what needs to change, and avoid criticizing one another, as this can cause further problems. Work on the list you and your family create, and be patient with the process, which can take days, weeks or months depending on the desired changes.
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Admitting that there is a problem is crucial to changing the structure of your family. Express to your family that you want to make some changes. Let them know that you are not criticizing them. Instead, let them know that making a few changes is necessary.
- Make a list
Make a list of the things in your family that you think need to change. Ask your family members to contribute.
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After determining what you and your family think needs to change, make a list with positive alternate behaviors and structures that can replace the behaviors and structures that need to be eliminated.
- Put the list into action
Decide with your family the trait or structure to work on first. Practice changing that trait until it is natural to you and your family. Once everyone does well with that change, move on to the next one.


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Skip to 0 minutes and 9 secondsThis is phase four, what I like to call the new globalisation, from 1990 to today. We're not going to bother with much of the history, because many of you will remember it. What I really want to convey today is how new the new globalisation is. Globalisation is affecting the world in the last two decades or so in a way that's fundamentally different than it did for the two centuries before that. Perhaps the best way to see this is to look at this chart one more time. Now, the chart is labelled the "Great Convergence." It takes the same percentage of GDPs.
Skip to 0 minutes and 49 secondsBut you can see at the end there, from 1990 to today, there's a dramatically different evolution of the green dots, which is the share of the rich countries in the world economy, and the purple dots. What you see is that the G7 share has gone from about 2/3 to under half. It's now back to where it was in 1900, and India's and China's along the way. There's a handful of other developing countries who are really rising rapidly. But this is a great convergence, coming back a little bit more towards the way it used to be.
Skip to 1 minute and 27 secondsWhat caused this? What could possibly have made globalisation affect the world economy in such different ways? What I want you to think about is the role of knowledge, the role of the ICT revolution, the Information and Communication Technology revolution, in changing the nature of globalisation. What I really want you to believe and think about is how the information and communication revolution that you're all so familiar with, the internet, email, cell phones, how that changed how interactions between countries would change. But let me first go through what I mean by ICT. The first thing is information. Information, processing in particular, this information revolution allowed us to process information in vastly greater quantities than we had before.
Skip to 2 minutes and 30 secondsFor example, the computing power in a high-powered cell phone is about the computing power they used to send the first rockets into space. The C is for communication. That is allowing the world to communicate much more rapidly, much more easily, and much more assuredly. There's a bit about communication which is really important here. And that's two-way communication. In the old days, when I was an assistant professor, we communicated by sending each other airmail letters. And what's really difficult about that is I say one thing to you, and you may misunderstand what I say. Then, you have to send another email back to me to clarify.
Skip to 3 minutes and 13 secondsWhen we get on the phone or we're on Skype or internet, we can immediately understand what we're doing and be absolutely sure that you understand that I understand what you are trying to say. That is really very revolutionary. We get instant coordination through communication. The T is for technology, which is driving everything and really changing the way we do things in the world. It's important to note that this ICT revolution came fast. It was driven forward by three laws. It wasn't driven forward by new technologies that evolved slowly, like the steam revolution or container ships or air cargo. This is driven forward by three laws. The first two have to do with electronics. The first is Moore's Law.
Skip to 4 minutes and 2 secondsSo Moore's Law says that computing power doubles every year or year and a half, which leads to an incredible transformation after just a few years. Gilder's Law says that the bandwidth for transmission increases three times faster than the communication power, which has allowed the development of things like the cloud and cloud computing, in addition to local computing power. The last one is called Metcalfe's Law, which says that the usefulness of a network increases way faster than the size of the network. The way to think about that is each time you add a new user to the network, you're getting more value-added with all the existing members.
Skip to 4 minutes and 48 secondsSo each growth of the network leads to growth on the growth, and it expands very rapidly. And that's explaining things like Facebook and Twitter, email. Once it starts going, it becomes incredibly useful. And since it's useful, it starts growing even faster. These are revolutionary things. Or another way to say it is the ICT revolution, the clock ticks in months. In the old revolution, the clock ticked in years. Now, what I want to do in the rest of this stage is not go through a historical narrative. I want to talk about the outcomes of it, the sort of symptoms of this radical change. And what you can see here on this graphic is a picture of the world share of GDP.
Skip to 5 minutes and 40 secondsSo here, we have shares of GDP. At the top, there is 80%. And down here, we have the years going from 1970 up to 2010. And what you can see here is this is the share of the G7. It started up around 70%, and it declined gently to 1990, down to about 2/3. It declined much more rapidly during this phase four, down to under half. Now, interestingly a great deal of this manufacturing shifted to China. That won't be surprising to most of you. China's share of GDP rose from 3% to 19% in just 20 years. Never happened before in history. And there were six other rapidly industrialising countries who saw their share go up.
Skip to 6 minutes and 27 secondsBut the rest of the world-- that's more than 100 countries-- saw very little change in their share. So it was a very different kind of globalisation. Didn't affect the whole world. It seemed to be affecting the very rich countries and then these rapidly industrialising countries. The next point I want to look at is how developing countries viewed foreign direct investment. So in the '60s, '70s, and '80s, most foreign direct investment was viewed with suspicion at best with developing countries. They were a little afraid that the multinationals were coming and stealing the family jewels from their country. So they're very cautious about it. But just around 1990, developing countries embrace foreign direct investment.
Skip to 7 minutes and 16 secondsThey change their domestic laws and sign trade agreements that made their countries very welcoming to foreign direct investment. And foreign direct investment boomed, especially in manufacturing. The next symptom is on the next slide, where I'm going to show you about tariffs. So tariffs are really just taxes on imports. So we're going to have here applied tariffs, which, as I said, taxes on imports. And down here, we're going to show from the late 1980s up to fairly recent. Now, the interesting thing about this was when we were at the very end of phase three, before we started with the new globalisation, developing countries all had very high tariffs on imports.
Skip to 8 minutes and 4 secondsNow, the idea there was they viewed the import tariffs as a way of protecting their industry against the competitiveness of the G7 countries. Well, you can see the G7 countries, or at least these three down here, US, Japan, and EU, had very low tariffs. But the developing countries had very high tariffs. But something changed around 1990 to 1995. All the developing countries started lowering their tariffs, because what they'd discovered was that the protection was not helping their industry. It was hurting the industry, because industry was coming through the foreign direct investment and offshoring, and the tariffs hindered all that. So they started lowering the tariffs in a quiete radical way.
Skip to 8 minutes and 53 secondsThe last bit I want to show you is a change in the nature of trade. So this is a little bit harder to explain. But let me start the way it was at the very end of phase three, before the new globalisation. So countries like France and Germany or the US and Canada traded similar goods in both directions. You might call this back and forth trade. So for example, you'd take a train in France, load it up with car and cars and car parts. You move it over to Germany, unload the French cars and car parts. And you take a whole bunch of German cars and car parts, put it on the train, and move it back to France.
Skip to 9 minutes and 30 secondsAnd that was a very large share of the trade between France and Germany, similar between US and Canada, and between the US and Japan. What changed with the new globalisation is the trade between those rich industrialised countries and nearby developing countries started to look like it was between rich countries, back and forth trade in similar products. That, of course, was as the offshoring, outsourcing of G7 factories progressed, we got back and forth trade in parts and components between the rich countries. And it happened between the US and Mexico. It happened between Japan and Southeast Asia and East Asia. And it happened between Germany and Poland.
Skip to 10 minutes and 18 secondsOne of the most marvellous things about phase four, the new globalisation, was that it allowed 650 million people to rise out of abject poverty. Now, as you can see in this chart, it was not a completely global phenomenon. It was the poor people in the middle income countries-- and this is dominated by India and China-- that saw a huge decline in the number of poor people. But in the very poorest countries, that number continues to rise. And in the middle income countries, it's only recently started to turn down. But that implication of the new globalisation for the poorest people of our planet is one of the truly transformative things about it. That's a quick run through 200,000 years of history.
Skip to 11 minutes and 11 secondsIt was a bit rushed. There will be a lot more in the readings. What we're going to do next week is think about how to understand why it changed and why the implications, the impact of it changed.
The new globalisation
Phase Four: Steam Revolution starts the Old Globalisation
Radical improvements in communication technology that came with the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Revolution triggered the New Globalisation much as the Steam Revolution started the Old Globalisation.
The ICT Revolution allowed firms based in rich, industrialised nations to combine their advanced marketing, managerial and marketing knowledge with low-wage labour in developing nations.
The result was a massive movement of know-how from developed nations to a handful of developing nations that allowed the developing nations to industrialise at historically unprecedented rates.
The industrialisation sparked growth that resulted in the 'Great Convergence', whereby G7 nations have grown much more slowly than some developing nations since 1990 or so. As a result the G7's share of global income fell from about two-thirds to under a half in just two decades – reversing the two-century trend we saw in Phase Three.
This video provides a brief overview of the essential outcomes, namely:
Essential outcomes
The G7's share of world GDP plummeted while that of a handful of developing nations soared; the dramatic changes were historic in size, but extremely concentrated geographically.
The G7 deindustrialised while a handful of developing nations (the I6) industrialised at a pace that is entirely without historical precedence; In just two decades, China's world share of manufacturing leaped from under 5% to almost 20%.
Income growth in the rapid industrialisers soared and this triggered a boom in commodity exports and prices known as the 'commodity super-cycle'. This follow-on boom allowed a number of commodity exporting nations – many of them developing nations – to join the growth bonanza of the rapid industrialisers.
The nature of trade between the G7 and many developing nations changed dramatically. North-North trade had long been dominated by back-and-forth trade in parts and components. In the mid- to late-1980s, this spread to the trade between the G7 and rapidly industrialising developing nations.
Almost all developing nations massively liberalise their policies on trade, investment, capital, services and intellectual property. Quite simply, industrial protectionism became industrial destructionism in the eyes of most developing nations. This was part of their effort to attract the offshored jobs and factories that had been so critical in the rapid industrialisation of the I6.
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By Butch Aaron '61, president of the Old Guard
The Old Guard Reunion was held in May at The Inn at Virginia Tech and Holtzman Alumni Center. Butch Aaron '61 was elected president of the Old Guard for 2016.
As the new president, I would like to thank last year's president, Sam Lionberger '62, and the Old Guard Advisory Board for planning a great reunion. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Matthew M. Winston Jr. '90, senior associate vice president for alumni relations, for his welcoming remarks at the class dinners and his closing remarks on the last day of the reunion.
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During the first half of 2009, large denomination bills of 50,000 won and 100,000 won will be issued.
On May 2, the Bank of Korea (BOK) said, Compared to 1973 when the 10,000 won note was first issued, Koreas per capita income has grown by 150 times and prices have gone up over 12-fold. However, the highest banknote denomination has been the 10,000 won bill for 34 years. Economic costs are very high and it is inconvenient for people to keep using the current largest denomination notes. Considering all this, we are planning to issue higher denomination bills in the first half of 2009.
Convenience can have side-effects-
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On top of that, among 212 countries of the world, there are only 29 countries, whose highest denomination bills are lower in face value than Koreas, and they include Somalia, Mongolia and Sudan.
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Some civic groups, including the Citizens Coalition for Economic Justice, are against the issuance, however, saying that larger bank notes can be easily used for political slush funds, exacerbating corruption in our society.
The new notes will be about the same size as the old 10,000 won bills-
It seems that the BOK had already decided on the physical size of the largest denomination bills when it issued new 5,000 won notes and new 10,000 won bills this January.
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The Currency Design Advisory Committee, which will consist of art and history experts, will first have 2 to 3 candidate figures for the portrait to be printed on the new notes, and then eventually decide on one after carrying out polls.
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