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I love a good day dress for summer. They are so easy to wear – you can just throw them on, with a pair of sandals or some converse, maybe a bit of jewellery if you can be bothered – and you are good to go. Especially as a mum doing the school or nursery run I really appreciate clothes that are easy to wear, and put together, whilst still being stylish and comortable – and dresses can be exactly that.
Now the weather has finally got a lot better I have been starting to (shave my legs) wear dresses again, as well as browsing online for some lovely new one's. It's very dangerous because there are so many I love around at the moment, and when they are really 'easy to wear' (which seems to be my mantra when it comes to clothes), I can't resist adding them to my virtual basket and thinking about how this particular piece is likely to change my style life.
So I have put together a little collection of some pretty summer day dresses that are available online at the moment at some of my favourite shops, along with some sandals that would work great with them and some pretty jewellery for when you want to make more of an effort.
A denim dress is such a great staple to have in your wardrobe for the summer – you can dress it up with wedges and big jewellery, or be comfortable and stylish on the school run with just some flat sandals or trainers. I love this one, and it's such a great length for the daytime. Having a half sleeve means that it's perfect for those slightly cooler days, and good if you like to cover up your upper arms a bit.
I love this pretty floral dress for summer days out with friends or wandering around a city. It's really floaty and cool, and the slightly scooped neckline is really flattering (and my favourite type of neckline – which I usually struggle to get on a dress). I have actually ordered this dress from ASOS, but it was a bit big, so I'm hoping a smaller size will fit perfectly. It's (sorry) another one that's really easy to wear and I can throw on and feel really nice in.
I think maxi dresses are brilliant for summer, especially if you feel like covering up a bit, or don't love your legs. A lovely floaty one like this would be great at any summer weddings, but would also be suitable for a more casual day out. I love the loose, trapeze style of it.
I bought some sandals that are almost identical to these silver one's last year, and I absolutely lived in them. They are so comfy and look really good with loads of different oufits; dresses or jeans, and the slight wedge makes them a bit dressier but without having to wear bigger heel. I can't wait to wear them again this summer.
Bardot style dresses are everywhere again this year, and I really love the bare shoulder look. I think it's really nice to show some flesh, without having your cleavage out all the time (although some of us may like to do that a lot too). This blush coloured one from Topshop is so pretty, and being slightly more structured would be great for a wedding or daytime event. I keep imagining wearing it to the races with a big hat and a pair of wedges. Not that I ever go to the races or wear big hats, but it would be perfect for that.
If you're pregnant then this dress is really pretty, and this would be really comfy and cool.
This patterned Topshop dress is a great style to just throw on in the sunshine and feel really nice in. They come in lots of different colours and patterns, and I have a couple from last year that I'm looking forward to wearing again. They're also nice for those summery evenings out at the pub.
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Neil Patrick Harris mocks white Oscars in funny musical opener
Going back to the traditions, first time host Neil Patrick Harris took the musical route in his brilliant opening monologue at the 87th Academy Awards
Los Angeles: Going back to the traditions, first time host Neil Patrick Harris took the musical route in his brilliant opening monologue at the 87th Academy Awards.
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Host Neil Patrick Harris entertains onstage during the 87th Annual Academy Awards at Dolby Theatre. Pic/AFP
During his speech, the 41-year-old actor took potshots at almost all recent issues to rock Hollywood except the hacking. He also mocked the most racially uniform group of acting nominees since 1998.
"Welcome to the 87th Academy Awards... the best and whitest, sorry I mean brightest," Harris said in his opening speech, which was quickly followed by a great comedic song.
The actor's shot at the Academy should really come as no surprise. The hashtag #OscarsSoWhite began trending on Twitter shortly after the nominees were announced back in January. Reference to publicists, Kanye West, Twitter and more, he highlighted "Moving Pictures."
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Actors Anna Kendrick and Jack Black made appearances and broke into song along with Harris on the Dolby Theater stage. While Kendrick belted out from her heart, Black interrupted her midway. During the performance, Harris stopped Black's singing rant while Kendrick threw her shoes at him and chased him off the stage.
Harris said 'American Sniper' is responsible for USD 300 million in box office grosses of all the eight Best Picture nominees... and compared the film to Oprah Winfrey. When Winfrey asked why he joked, 'Cause she's rich'.
Harris' debut turn as the Oscar host earned him immediate praise on Twitter.
"Loving the opening number for the Oscars #Oscars2015," one fan posted. Another added, "Yes! Musical number opening! Wouldn't have expected anything less #Oscars2015 @TheAcademy @ActuallyNPH."
Earlier, several Hollywood stars and nominees including Julliane Moore, Michael Keaton, Benedict Cumberbatch, Emma Stone, Reese Witherspoon, Zoe Saldana, among others, took to the red carpet in eager anticipation. JK Simmons was named the first winner of the night for his supporting role in "Whiplash".


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I hear about liberal judges but how do religious groups of conservative politics get a judge to defy an election ?
In California court injuctions stop what people have voted into laws many times.
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By paying them off....who ever has the most money wins the judge
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Nothing that happens in California would surprise me. It's not just judges, In Clark County Washington a proposal to extend Portland Oregon's light rail into Clark County Washington has been defeated at the polls several times, but the local government has decided to do it anyway and when a petition drive to put it to a vote once again turned in more than enough signatures they promptly set out to disqualify them for some really ridiculous reasons like poor penmanship.
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Could you give a link to this ?Murphy, have you ever read the rigging research done by the HSE in the UK? It's a few years old now but it has tons of useful information. Lots of real world/tree world testing. This is a page from it.
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philander(called luc,landry)boudreaux married modest(maudest)jenning april 1910 thibadaux louisiana.modest parents:lea meade and peter jennings.dont no much about the boudreaux side looking for family members. he died around 1916-1917.lea was indian was told she had brother saul and wilbert blackwell. lea and peter had 12 children. they lived lafourche parish. modest and philander children: beatrice,evelyn(called fannie),my grandfather nolan and landry boudreaux. she married joseph taylor children pauline,geraldine(gerri)benjamin taylor. i was told philander was white. need help with lea(mary)meade and peter jennings ancestors. grandfather did not no dad died when he was 5 year old. nolan was born in thibadaux la moved to san francisco calfornia.
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Copenhagen, 2013-06-22 17:00 CEST (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --
─ ZP-GA-1, an example of Zealand's unique peptide drug design capabilities, demonstrates superior physico-chemical properties over native glucagon, while retaining similar efficacy
─ Preclinical data presented at the ADA's 73rd Scientific Sessions suggest the use of ZP-GA-1 in the form of a ready-to-use rescue kit and/or in an artificial pancreas
Zealand Pharma A/S (NASDAQ OMX Copenhagen: ZEAL) ("Zealand") announces the presentation of the first data from preclinical studies of the company's proprietary, novel glucagon analogue, ZP-GA-1, suitable for liquid formulation. The data highlight ZP-GA-1's potential use to treat and/or prevent severe hypoglycemia in the form of a ready-to-use rescue kit and/or in an artificial pancreas.
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Glucagon is a peptide hormone secreted in response to low blood sugar levels. Pharmaceutically, glucagon is used for emergency treatment of severe hypoglycemia in diabetes patients treated with insulin. Glucagon however, possesses poor solubility at or near physiological pH, and is also notorious for exhibiting poor chemical and physical stability in liquid formulation. This leads to required reconstitution of the product prior to use, complicating its therapeutic application.
In the studies presented by Zealand at ADA, ZP-GA-1 demonstrated good solubility and superior chemical and physical stability in liquid formulation compared to native glucagon while retaining high potency at the glucagon receptor and a comparable pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic profile.
The physical stability of ZP-GA-1 in solution was tested over a period of 14 days at 40°C (pH 7.5, with agitation) at concentrations of 1 and 5 mg/ml, and no aggregation was detected. ZP-GA-1 also exhibits markedly improved chemical stability over native glucagon in a simple liquid formulation.
The effect of ZP-GA-1 on acute glucose release was investigated and compared to native glucagon. Data from this study showed that injection of ZP-GA-1 (60 nmol/kg) induced a glucose releasing effect comparable to native glucagon (20 nmol/kg) with respect to both time to maximal effect, maximum obtainable glucose excursion and time for blood glucose levels to return to baseline.
In conclusion, ZP-GA-1 demonstrates superior physico-chemical properties over native glucagon along with a comparable pharmaco-dynamic profile. The results of these studies suggest ZP-GA-1 as a potential candidate for the treatment and/or prevention of severe hypoglycemia in the form of a ready-to-use rescue kit or in an artificial pancreas.
Commenting on the findings, Zealand's Chief Executive Officer David Solomon said:
"ZP-GA-1 is a powerful example of Zealand's unique capabilities in peptide drug innovation and design. Being able to present a glucagon analogue suited for liquid formulation fits well with our strategy of using our competences for the benefit of diabetic patients and their caregivers.
"Hypoglycemia is a significant cause of morbidity and mortality among diabetes patients and a key limiting factor in the successful metabolic control of the disease. The risk of severe life-threatening episodes represents a real scare to patients and relatives. We are therefore encouraged by the data we present here at ADA and look forward to further investigating this compound for the potential use as a ready-to-use rescue kit – and/or as part of an artificial pancreas."
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Apollo and the King Writing Contest: Win $50 to Amazon!
This contest is closed. Thanks to everyone who entered! Winners will be posted on the blog on December 10.
Apollo was a farmboy for awhile. And he looked damn good doing it, too.
The Myth
Admetus is the good King of Pherae, in Thessaly. One day, a convict comes to him to serve a sentence of one year's hard labor for murder. Admetus makes him a shepherd. (Apparently shepherding was no picnic.)
The convict is a little strange.
He is one of those genius types who just don't understand normal human interactions. He's very detached from his emotions and processes everything in an objective, logical way. This makes him seem creative, but he would attribute it more to just being smarter than everyone else. He's good at just about everything he does . . . unless he finds it boring.
He doesn't much care to engage with people, but he understands them with an eerily accurate perception. And even though he doesn't care to have friends, he does care about making an impression. He knows he's different—better, actually—and he wants to be acknowledged for it.
Oh, and he's also pretty good looking.
He's a little like Sherlock Holmes. Or Spock.
King Admetus decides this guy is one of the most impressive people he's ever met. Whatever drove him to commit murder was probably a very logical thing. (Shit happens, right?) So he treats the guy with all the hospitality and kindness he can muster.
Good move, Admetus. The convict turns out to be the god Apollo.
See what happened was, Apollo's son Aesclepius had resurrected someone from the dead (Aesclepius got the "god of healing" genes from Apollo), and Zeus was not okay with this. Zeus killed Aesclepius with a thunderbolt. Apollo got mad and killed Cyclops, who had fashioned Zeus's thunderbolt. Anyone else would have gone to Tartarus, but Apollo was sentenced to hard labor.
In gratitude for Admetus's kindness that year, Apollo makes all kinds of good things happen to him. His herds all have twins. His fortunes double. Apollo remains Admetus's protector for the rest of the mortal king's life.
The Contest
That's the basic story of Apollo and Admetus.
I want to know how Admetus found out that his crazy brilliant shepherd was actually the god Apollo. Did Admetus figure it out, mystery theater style? Was it a message from the messenger god Hermes? Was it a crazy incident that happened in the fields? Did it happen at the beginning of the one-year sentence, or at the end of it?
Your job is to write a short story, 5,000 words or less, putting your own spin on things. I'll accept entries through the month of November.
Deadline: November 30
Entry fee: FREE!
Prize: $50 Amazon gift card
I'll judge entries based on:
— Word count. Please stick to 5,000 words or less. It can be much less, if you want. (I only have so much time to read entries, and it would be a shame to toss yours out because it's too long!)
— Writing prowess. Apollo was the best at just about everything he did. Don't shame him with your less-than-best efforts. An understanding of how to structure a story, how to use dialogue, and all that jazz will work in your favor. (Spelling, grammar, and typos count.)
— An understanding of the archetypes and the myths. If you make Apollo an amazing lover who has a lot of close personal friends and gets drunk every night, you don't understand his archetype. (There are a few tips on the archetype and the myth below, to give you some inspiration.)
Send your entry to my email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Please paste your entry in the body of your email, since I won't open attachments. The subject line should be "Apollo and Admetus Contest." Please write your entry in English. You can email me any questions at the same address. I'll have a winner December 10.
Archetypal Inspiration
Here are a few details about Apollo, Admetus, and their myth that you can incorporate into your story and play with. (Not that you have to, but you never know what's going to inspire you.) In different versions of the myth, you'll find the following elements . . .
— Apollo was good at almost everything. He was the god of healing, plague, music, prophecy, the sun, and archery. He was the protector of children, especially young men.
— Apollo was brilliant with a lyre. (He would have rocked those shepherding fields so hard.)
(Sorry, I couldn't resist.)
— Admetus was one of the Argonauts who sailed with Jason on the quest for the Golden Fleece.
— Apollo had a golden bow and arrow, which he didn't use for hunting as much as for killing people. His sister Artemis had a silver set, and she used hers more often for hunting. Although she also killed people. (Apollo and Artemis were quite the pair.)
— I said Apollo was good at ALMOST everything. He wasn't so lucky in love. He offended Eros, you see, by mocking the size of his . . . bow and arrow. So Eros kind of cursed Apollo in love. Women seemed to admire Apollo, but only from afar. Most of the women he loved were conquests, not actual lovers, which makes him a rapist. He had a few male lovers too . . . but they died tragically.
— Some interpretations cast Apollo as a chaste god, which makes sense because the archetype is very unsexual. It also mirrors the chastity of Apollo's twin sister, Artemis.
— Apollo preferred to be in cities, rather than in nature. The archetype likes to build things and make progress in civilization. (He'd really have hated being without a cell phone signal.)
— Apollo did have a reputation for being kind of a recluse though.
— Callimachus, an Ancient Greek poet and scholar, makes Apollo and Admetus lovers.
— Apollo helped Admetus win his wife, who had way too many suitors. Apollo yoked a boar and a lion to a chariot for Admetus to ride in and impress the girl's father. (That's so Prince Ali, I can't even stand it.)
— When Admetus died, Apollo got the Fates drunk and made them a deal: Someone was scheduled to die today, right? What if someone else died in Admetus's place? The Fates, who were very drunk, nodded—sure, why not, that works. Admetus thought his parents might take his place because they were really old, but they also really liked being alive. Instead, Admetus's wife sacrificed herself to save him, and Hercules was so impressed that he went to retrieve her from the Underworld.
— Read more about Apollo here. And here.
— Read more about Admetus.
Your story doesn't have to be set in Ancient Greece or Rome. Be creative! What if the story happened in the future? In outer space on a star ship? Turn it into a Western or a steampunk, or do the Jane Austen regency version.
Your Apollo and Admetus don't even have to be a god and a king. The core of their relationship is that Admetus treated this convicted-but-brilliant person well, who turned out to be in a higher position than him and granted him all kinds of crazy favors to make his life wonderful. Maybe that means Admetus is a psychiatrist and Apollo is a patient who's just been committed, or something.
Have fun arche-typers, and good luck!
PS: Another archetypal writing contest is already in the works for December. Scroll up and subscribe to be updated!
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Brown University (2010); Sc. B. Biology
Brown email address: firstname.lastname@example.com
TWITTER: @tylerccoverdale
I am generally interested in the biotic interactions and abiotic conditions that determine community structure and function. My research in the Bertness Lab focused on the role of historical and contemporary human impacts in altering trophic interactions and the effects of that trophic dysfunction on community structure. I am interested in understanding how novel trophic interactions, triggered by historical and current human impacts, effect biotic and abiotic feedbacks.
My work on Cape Cod, MA focused on how the interaction between historical mosquito ditching and contemporary overfishing by recreational anglers triggered widespread salt marsh die-off over the last three decades. Using historical aerial photographs and a variety of manipulative field experiments I reconstructed a 70 year history of salt marsh change on Cape Cod. This research elucidated the role of impact debts, dormant human impacts that accumulate unrealized before triggering community-wide shifts, in driving patterns of coastal habitat loss. I went on to demonstrate the generality of these hypotheses as crab-driven salt marsh die-off spread into Long Island Sound.
My research also focused on the role of belowground herbivory in driving patterns of salt marsh die-off on Cape Cod. Shifts in the trophic structure of New England's salt marshes led to novel feeding behaviors, including an apparent increase in the role of belowground grazing by herbivorous crabs. In 2011, I performed a series of manipulative field experiments to determine the impact and prevalence of belowground grazing on die-off intensity throughout Cape Cod.
My most recent work on Cape Cod was aimed at elucidating the role of the invasive green crab, Carcinus maenas, in driving patterns of recovery from salt marsh die-off.This project involved investigating the biotic and abiotic conditions that allow green crabs to invade and persist in salt marshes experiencing die-off, as well as the direct and indirect interactions between Sesarma reticulatum and Carcinus maenas. In the absence of natural predators, green crabs play a compensatory role, both through predation and a powerful fear of being eaten response, that can dramatically reduce Sesarma herbivory rates. The results of this work have implications for the management of New England's heavily impacted salt marsh ecosystems, many of which are currently experiencing widespread salt marsh die-off.
In addition to working in New England salt marshes, I was fortunate to begin a long-term project in the Badesi Dunes, Sardinia, Italy in collaboration with other members of the Bertness Lab and Sardinian colleagues from the University of Sassari and the University of Pisa. We hope to elucidate the biotic interactions and abiotic gradients that drive striking zonation in sand dune plant communities through large-scale manipulations of abiotic stressors including water and nutrient scarcity and sediment instability.
After leaving the Bertness Lab I plan to pursue my PhD at Princeton University with Rob Pringle. My work with Rob will likely focus on plant-herbivore interactions and human impacts in African grasslands. I plan to begin field work in Kenya (Mpala Research Centre) and Mozambique (Gorongosa National Park) in June 2013.


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Stina Leicht is a John W. Campbell Award nominee this year. Born in Saint Louis, she currently lives in Central Texas with her husband. Her short stories have appeared in the anthology Last Drink Birdhead edited by the Vandermeers, amongst other places. Her Urban Fantasy novel series, set in 1970s Ireland, is out from Night Shade Books Of Blood & Honey and And Blue Skies From Pain. She can be found on Twitter as @stinaleicht, on Facebook and at her website http://www.csleicht.com/.
SFFWRTCHT: Let's start with your interest in science fiction and fantasy. I know an Irish babysitter influenced you. Where'd your interest in SFF come from?
Stina Leicht: Television initially. Shows like Star Trek, Dark Shadows, and Johnny Quest. I was four.
SFFWRTCHT: Sadly, I was a lot older than four. Who are some of your favorite books and authors from youth and beyond?
SL: My first sci-fi book was A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle. Then Fahrenheit 451 and Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury, Terry Pratchett, Neil Gaiman, Charles de Lint, Robin McKinley, J.R.R. Tolkien, Jane Yolen, The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood, the Borderlands books and stories, Stephen King, C.J. Cherryh (specifically Cyteen and The Faded Sun), and Dune by Frank Herbert.
SFFWRTCHT: When did you start writing?
SL: I was in the seventh grade, but I stopped. Didn't start again until around eleven years ago.
SFFWRTCHT: What attracted you to start your writing in fantasy as opposed to SF?
SL: Oh! Why fantasy and not sci-fi? I have written a sci-fi story. Well… two-ish. But it's mostly because I never felt I had the science background to pull it off. I may change my mind one day. But largely, my favorite thing is history and myth. I do enjoy gadgets, though.
SFFWRTCHT: Did you study writing formally in school?
SL:I had one creative writing class in High School. Nothing in college. Short stories first. Then a novel. All were terrible of course. I was in seventh grade.
SFFWRTCHT: What was that seventh grade novel about?
SL: It was a Tolkien-ish fantasy. Super dark. Freaked my parents out because I drew bits. So they went to the priest, all worried. Father M just laughed, said Tolkien was a nice Catholic and read C.S. Lewis.
SFFWRTCHT: Were you involved in Cons or cosplay?
SL: Conventions yes. Cosplay? No. I never did cons as a kid. Not until I was out of college.
SFFWRTCHT: How long after you started writing until you got your first sale?
SL: My first sale was four years ago, I think. It was a short story for an online anthology.
SFFWRTCHT: And now you're up for the Campbell. Congrats! Where did the idea for The Fey and The Fallen come from?
SL: I read Those Are Real Bullets, Aren't They? By Pringle & Jacobson. I was already thinking of writing about real Irish myth in a more modern setting. But that book gave me the idea of setting it during the Troubles. The babysitter had nothing to do with it. Blood Sunday, Jan. 1972 had everything to do with it. I couldn't believe what happened happened without anyone outside raising a stink. But the British controlled the media. At that time, the British hadn't even apologized. They covered everything up So, I decided to use fantasy to write about it. Thought Americans could learn from it.
SFFWRTCHT: In the storyline, The Fey and Fallen are on the Earth mixed with humans and the Catholic church is at war and the protagonist, Liam, gets caught in the middle. He's a halfbreed Fey and human and a shapeshifter.
SL: Of Blood and Honey is where we first meet Liam. He knows nothing of his father and gets pulled into the Troubles. The elevator pitch: "OB&H is set in the '70s in Northern Ireland during the Troubles. Liam, the main character, is a Catholic who thinks his father is a Protestant who got Liam's mother pregnant and left. His father is really a puca named Bran. Liam doesn't know he's a shape-shifter. He gets pulled into the Troubles and becomes a wheelman for an IRA bank robbing unit…. then things go very, very bad."
SFFWRTCHT: For our readers, in case they don't know, A puca is a changeling, usually a mischief-maker. In writing the story, which came first, plot or character? Liam? Bran? Father Murray?
SL: Liam came first. Then everything else. But Bran and Father Murray weren't long after. A puca is an Irish fairy, a shape shifter. Fairies in Ireland are not the tiny things with butterfly wings. Irish fairies are dark. Pucas are the darkest of the dark. They're known for revenge. Pucas also take many different forms: an eagle, a goat, a horse…
SFFWRTCHT: The Troubles refers to the Irish conflict between Catholics and Protestants in the 70s and beyond. How long did you spend writing Of Blood & Honey before you found an agent and submitted it to publishers?
SL: I spent two years writing OB&H before I submitted it to an agent. Then I spent another four months rewriting it.
SFFWRTCHT: In And Blue Skies From Pain Liam is given to the Church for temporary holding as a truce is negotiated between the Church and the Fey. Then the Fallen have infiltrated the Church and his life is threatened. Was the difference in tone and style between OBAH and ABSP a conscious decision? OBAH is very much historical fiction fantasy. Blue skies is much less historical, much more supernatural/Fae.
SL: And Blue Skies from Pain has more magic and fantasy elements.
SFFWRTCHT: How much research did you do to write this? Did you research as you went or do the bulk of it in advance?
SL: I did a lot of research. Tons. Years. I had to. Research is an iceberg. Only a tiny bit appears above the water and is seen by reader. I research far, far more than I let the reader see. What's below the water affects plot. The Troubles are not something you write about lightly. Many people who lived through the Troubles are very much still alive. It was a horrible war. Terrible. I did enough research at the start to be comfortable to start. And then I did more as I went along. I have to say it wasn't easy to research a topic that had been rewritten by the victors. But it was a great lesson about history and the media.
SFFWRTCHT: Are you an outliner or pantser? What's your approach to writing?
SL: I'm a pantser. But at the half mark I stop and think about what is ahead and where things are going. Make a loose outline.
SFFWRTCHT: What mythology of Fey and shapeshifters influenced your world-building?
SL: The actual Irish mythology recorded by Yeats and Lady Gregory, The Tain and The Book of Invasions, Fionn mac Cumhaill.
SFFWRTCHT: How many more books are planned in the series? And when can we expect them?
SL: Since I'm a pantser, I don't really know how many. I know Liam and Father Murray have at least one more in them. But there are a lot of other characters I'd like to take for a run on stage, if you know what I mean.
SFFWRTCHT: I do indeed. That would be fun. It's good to have a rich world like that. Are you Irish? Do you speak Gaelic?
SL: Nope. I'm not Irish. Although, I was told I'd been adopted as an Irish writer Campbell nominee by Irish fans. I've been taking Irish language lessons for three years now. It's not an easy language to learn. Irish isn't Scots Gaelic. Irish is the root language for Scots Gaelic, however.
SFFWRTCHT: Just wondering how knowledge of language might play a part in how you craft the story and if it affects how you deal with Irish myth?
SL: No. But Irish does change how I wrote English dialog spoken by Irish characters.
SFFWRTCHT: What other projects are you working on that we can look forward to?
SL: I'm working on a YA right now. But I'd prefer not to talk about it much.
Bryan Thomas Schmidt is the author of the space opera novels The Worker Prince, a Barnes & Noble Book Clubs Year's Best SF Releases of 2011 Honorable Mention, and The Returning, the collection The North Star Serial, Part 1, and has several short stories featured in anthologies and magazines. He edited the new anthology Space Battles: Full Throttle Space Tales #6 for Flying Pen Press, headlined by Mike Resnick. His children's book 102 More Hilarious Dinosaur Jokes For Kids from Delabarre Publishing. As a freelance editor, he's edited a novels and nonfiction. He's also the host of Science Fiction and Fantasy Writer's Chat every Wednesday at 9 pm EST on Twitter, where he interviews people like Mike Resnick, AC Crispin, Kevin J. Anderson and Kristine Kathryn Rusch. A frequent contributor to Adventures In SF Publishing, Grasping For The Wind and SFSignal, he can be found online as @BryanThomasS on Twitter or via his website. Bryan is an affiliate member of the SFWA.


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A SWALLOW-TAILED KITE was seen over the Beanery on May 12th and the same (or
perhaps another) here on the 13th. Eight MISSISSIPPI KITES were seen here
on the 12th and at least two on the 13th, after one was seen at Hidden
Valley on May 11th.
The PURPLE GALLINULE continues at the Wetlands Institute, along Stone Harbor
Blvd., reported most recently May 13th. The bird frequents the small patch
of mixed habitat (primarily lawn, brush, and phragmites) between the parking
lot and Stone Harbor Blvd. When resting in the middle of the brushy area,
the bird is not visible, but it has not been seen leaving this small,
unlikely area. It was first discovered here on April 15th
A WHITE-WINGED DOVE was reported from New England Rd., between Higbee Beach
WMA and Bayshore Rd., on May 13th
Two ROSEATE TERNS were seen off Cape May Pt. (near the St. Peters
Gingerbread Church) on May 11 and 12, with one bird reported here May 13th
Two PARASITIC JAEGERS have also been seen off Cape May Point in recent days,
our most recent report being from May 12th
A WHITE-FACED IBIS was found at the end of Stimpson Island Rd. on May 13th
A DICKCISSEL was seen (and heard singing) May 12th and 13th along Bayshore
Road by the south edge of the field where new houses are being built.
A GLAUCOUS GULL has been seen several times in the vicinity of the
southernmost toll bridge on Ocean Drive or nearby Thoroughfare Island,
viewed from Two Mile Landing. Our most recent report of this bird is from
May 12th.
A BLACK-NECKED STILT was seen on May 12th at the Brigantine Unit of the
Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge.
The best songbird flight of the spring migration to date brought many birds
to Cape May on the morning of May 10th; numbers have been diminishing every
day since then.
WORLD SERIES OF BIRDING teams are encouraged to check
http://www.worldseriesofbirding.org for the latest information about bird sightings
around Cape May and all across New Jersey. Notes from the May 13th Swap
Meet will be posted by about 10:00 a.m. on May 14th.
Please note that the free bridge connecting Nummy Island to south Stone
Harbor is now closed until further notice for construction estimated date
for reopening is late May. Nummy can still be accessed from North Wildwood
Blvd.; drive past the road closed local traffic only sign and over the
The Cape May Bird Observatory offers an extensive series of regular bird
walks that require no pre-registration and many special field trips and
programs for which advanced registration is required. To receive a copy of
our Program Schedule, stop at one of our centers, call the office during
business hours at 609-861-0700, call our natural history and events hotline
at 609-861-0466, or go to New Jersey Audubon's WEB SITE at http://www.njaudubon.org
This Cape May Birding Hotline is a service of the Cape May Bird Observatory,
which is a research, conservation, and education unit of the New Jersey
Audubon Society. Our aim is to preserve and perpetuate the ornithological
significance of Cape May. Your membership supports these goals and this
hotline. We detail sightings from around Cape May County, and also include
reports from Cumberland and Atlantic Counties. Updates are typically made on
Thursdays. Please report your sightings of rare or unusual birds to CMBOs
Northwood Center at 609-884-2736, or e-mail reports to
email@example.com. Thanks for calling and GOOD BIRDING!
Mark S. Garland, Senior Naturalist
Cape May Bird Observatory Northwood Center
701 E. Lake Dr., PO Box 3
Cape May Point, NJ 08212


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Hurricane Beta strengthens, lashes Nicaragua coast
By Cyntia Barrera Diaz
PUERTO CABEZAS, Nicaragua (Reuters) - Hurricane Beta gained
power early on Sunday as it battered Nicaragua's Caribbean
coast, where troops tried to rush thousands of people into
shelters to escape its fierce winds and rains.
winds of 110 mph (175 kph), and forecasters warned it could be
even stronger by the time its eye hits the jungle coast in the
next few hours.
With the storm already lashing the normally sleepy fishing
town of Puerto Cabezas, officials raced to find solid shelters
for its residents and Miskito Indian evacuees from small
fishing villages along the coast.
"It is impossible to think you could evacuate 50,000 people
between now and 6 in the morning. We don't have the means to do
it," President Enrique Bolanos said in a late night television
and radio address. "We are doing everything humanly possible."
Defense Minister Avil Ramirez said the army has food and
medicines in place but that it was impossible to evacuate this
remote town and he warned many homes might not survive.
"Puerto Cabezas has simple wooden homes and, faced with
these wind speeds, unfortunately no one can be prepared."
Plastic sheets were nailed over windows at one concrete
shelter where 53 patients from the town's only hospital had
been moved for their safety.
"Most of the patients are stable," said Sonia Downs, a
53-year-old nurse in charge at the shelter as she prepared for
a sleepless night. "We have basic medicines."
Beta is the 23rd named storm of this year's relentless,
record-breaking Atlantic-Caribbean season.
Nicaragua and neighboring Honduras feared the slow-moving
storm's rains would trigger mudslides in mountainous areas
further inland. In 1998, Hurricane Mitch killed an estimated
10,000 people across Central America.
As Beta approached, barefoot fishing families fled from
coastal hamlets to seek protection in Puerto Cabezas, where
schools were turned into storm shelters.
But some families along the coast refused to leave their
flimsy wooden shacks even as Beta began pounding the area,
making palm trees dance in its wild winds.
"I'm not afraid, you should always trust in God. He is the
only one who can decide your fate," said Bartolo Panting, a
local builder. "I'm not moving until it's really raining.
Small fishing villages populated by Indian tribes like the
Miskitos and descendants of escaped African slaves are strung
along the Caribbean coast, one of Central America's most
isolated areas.
Residents are traditionally wary of outsiders and officials
were unable to persuade many to leave their homes.
Soldiers evacuated 170 people from one coastal village but
30 others refused to leave. "These people do not believe in
danger until they really feel it," said Col. Mario
Perez-Cassar, the head of Nicaragua's civil defense.
At 1 a.m. EST (0600 GMT), the storm was about 55 miles (85
km) southeast of Puerto Cabezas and moving west-southwest at 8
mph (13 kph).
The U.S. National Hurricane Center said Beta could become a
Category 3 hurricane on the five-step Saffir-Simpson scale
before making landfall.
It warned of storm surge flooding of up to 17 feet (5
meters) and said rains of 10 to 15 inches would hit Nicaragua
and Honduras with isolated maximum amounts of 25 inches
possible. A Category 3 storm can cause extensive damage.
Honduras declared a national emergency and prepared to
evacuate up to 125,000 people.
In the Honduran capital, Tegucigalpa, and the industrial
city of San Pedro Sula, residents rushed to supermarkets to buy
basics and long lines formed at gasoline stations.
Beta earlier ripped roofs off homes on Colombia's small
Caribbean island of Providencia, which along with neighboring
San Andres was once a favored hideaway of famous 17th century
Welsh pirate Henry Morgan. No deaths were reported.
Earlier this month, Hurricane Stan killed up to 2,000
people in Central America when its rains caused mudslides. Most
of those killed were Guatemalan highland villagers.
Last week, Hurricane Wilma wrecked Mexico's Caribbean beach
resorts, flooded Cuba and pounded southern Florida.
(Additional reporting by Hugh Bronstein in Bogota, Gustavo
Palencia in Tegucigalpa and Ivan Castro in Managua)


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This latest iteration of the decade-old amnesty con contains the same old "back of the line" baloney as its predecessors. In other words, illegal immigrants will supposedly not be able to cut ahead of those who didn't break the law. But, of course, that's nonsense, because the only line they might have to wait in is the line for an actual green card. They will receive nominally provisional immigration status as soon as they submit an application — and with that the right to get a work card, a Social Security number (to replace the one they stole from a legal resident), and a driver's license. Once they have that, what difference would a green card make?
The New York Times story on the amnesty plan falls for this trick. The second graf:
The senators were able to reach a deal by incorporating the Democrats' insistence on a single comprehensive bill that would not deny eventual citizenship to illegal immigrants, with Republican demands that strong border and interior enforcement had to be clearly in place before Congress could consider legal status for illegal immigrants.
As should be obvious, it's not "legal status" that's at stake, because they'd get that immediately. The phony enforcement trigger (certification by "a commission comprised of governors, attorneys general, and community leaders living along the Southwest border") would simply lead Congress to change the name of the legal status illegals have and give them a different color card.
To paraphrase The Who, "Meet the new card, same as the old card."


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My sister calls them dead rats.
(now that darn song is stuck in my head...thanks, guys. :phhht )
My sister calls them dead rats.
(now that darn song is stuck in my head...thanks, guys. :phhht )
He who laughs last thinks slowest
#oldmanbeatdown - Donny BB16
It's an effective ad campaign. From what I've seen and heard, sales are up. The public is curious.
Who knew.
When I first saw one of these commercials I was thinking, "What the heck?" And I didn't know what the commercial was even for. But now I really like them. The song is so catchy. And about American Idol, I think the spongmonkeys would do better than Jesus, and not quite as well as Noel.
"You better shut your mouth when you're talkin' to me!"
I like the web page song better "We love the Moon" now that's music
I could go east, I could go west, it was all up to me to decide. Just then I saw a young hawk flyin' and my soul began to rise. ~Bob Seger
Wow...I missed out..I've been skipping this thread for days with some silly idea in my head that "quizno's critters" was about a cutsie giveaway at the restaurant.
Okay...NOW that I'm clear, I always flipped the switch when that commercial came on. I had no idea who the spongemonkeys are/were...just thought these suckers were creepy...but it didn't deter me from eating there twice last week. Their sandwiches are freakin' tasty.
"If you're like me, you have a 'been there, done that' attitude when it comes to paleolithic paleontology." - Jon Stewart
"I swear, you are the ho-ho ho." - OTS
I heard a couple of young kids singing the ad in a pizza parlour last night, then say: "I hate that commercial" and sing it again! The little girl had the scratchy rodent voice down pat. Nearly put me off my pizza. OK, nothing's that bad!
One by one, the penguins are stealing my sanity
I would be afraid to eat there. What if one of those creepy things got in my food?
God bless 'em!
I hate the ads. I HATE those critters.
Because of those sickening ads, Quiznos doesn't ever have to worry about getting a DIME of my money! Even if and when they change the ads, I won't be going there.
Sorry, critters! Sorry, Quiznos!
"In a world of pollution, profanity, adolescence, broccoli, zits, ozone depletion, racism, sexism, stupid guys and PMS, why the hell do people still tell me to have a nice day?" - Unknown
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About Hayden's Lakefront Grill
Hayden's is operating on the concept of providing quality food and a wonderful staff who is attentive to your needs. We're excited to bring this level of service to the Tualatin area. We choose only fresh ingredients that are supplied by local vendors, whenever possible. Our staff has been handpicked to offer the highest level of customer service. Tualatin is our community and we intend to actively participate in making our community a wonderful place to live and to visit. We hope you enjoy your dining experiences and that you return often with friends and family.
Tualatin, OR 97062
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
American, Seafood, Steak
Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday - Friday: 6:00 am - 11:00 am
Saturday-Sunday: 7:00 am - 3:00 pm
Lunch: Daily: 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Happy Hour: 3:00pm-6:30pm
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Friday - Saturday: 4:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Cross Street:
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Price Range:
$30 and under
Payment Options
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(503) 885-9292
Please contact the restaurant for more details.
Parking Details:
We provide ample, well lit parking at our parking lot.
Executive Chef:
Martin Virgen
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Hayden's Lakefront Grill Ratings and Reviews
This was the most wonderful crab feed I have ever experienced. We were treated like queens by the fun and attentive staff. The crab was huge- 2 lbs!!!! along with salad, potatoes, crayfish, jambalaya, french bread and wine. Delicious!! A crab fix. We had so much fun and will be looking forward to the next special event from Hayden's
Found a table in the bar during happy hour. Ordered drinks to unwind till our dinner reservation. Friendly staff. Busy happy hour. Dinner felt a bit rushed. Great food though. On our reservation we shared it was our anniversary but there was no acknowledgement by any staff.
I loved this restaurant. We sat by the window with a view of the water. The staff was very kind, timely and accurate. The food was delicious. We had Tritips and a pasta dish and both were excellent. We also got the extra lobsters on the side - a special they were offering this month. I will be returning many times for more great food and service with ambiance.
The food was great. It wasn't super busy and we were sat at a very small table and everything seemed to move VERY quickly. In the future I would hesitate on ordering as fast as we did this time. We were in and out in 40 min with drinks appetizers, salads and dinner. Special occasion was not acknowledged, however it wasn't very busy so maybe the reservation wasn't looked at.
We are traveling, stayed overnight in Tualatin to have some custom work done on our van. It was a very rainy night and we were looking for somewhere to have a nice meal that was close by. Hayden's was perfect, from the friendly bar with substantial drinks, to a delicious dinner, with something on the menu for everyone. We split a salad and still didn't finish it. They had a special on lobster tails (when added to an entree) 2 for $8. They were small but tasty, and we split them as a first course. Our dinner entrees were fresh, delicious, and large portions. For wine, there was a special house Pinot noir made by the owner (in addition to many other fine choices). All in all, it exceeded our expectations.
Hayden's Lakefront Grill--just the right setting for a long leisurely lunch catching up with friends. We were shown to a table by the window giving us a perfect view of the Tualatin Lake. The ambience was warm and conducive to conversation. We couldn't have asked for better service. The menu had changed since our last visit and our server took the time to describe each new entrée to us. Our lunches were good as we taste tested the new menu items. The relaxed atmosphere at Hayden's makes this one of our favorite lunch destinations.
The appetizer was a bit over-cooked and the entrees were delicious, as was the desserts for the birthday celebration. Sat outside by the lake and enjoyed the cool evening. Only downside was a group of teens from Newberg being rowdy while out for dinner before prom.
This was recommended by a friend as having good steaks -- and it did. The prices were not cheap, but far more reasonable than the steak houses around town. The steak was well cooked, and tender, although not astonishing. All in all a good spot for a causal dinner that didn't break the bank.
The decor is dated. The restaurant has an elevated area where we were seated that oppressive; felt like a slightly upscale Dennys. The retro lights were entirely too bright and had no relationship to the other lights in the building. The booths were like sitting in a 1970s restaurant.
The staff were kind enough to turn the lights down; the exposed filament lighting is hip in some industrial settings. Here it's just uncomfortable. The restaurant was empty which never feels good. Overall the atmosphere was sad and conflicted.
The hors d'oeuvres were surprisingly good; shrimp on delicious polenta with balsamic glaze. The blue crab cakes with a tomato raisin chutney were good. The shrimp would have been better if they were wild. The crab cakes, despite how good they were are an odd offering with east coast crab. I suspect they are purchased premade.
The entrees were not so hot; my sons fettuccini with bacon was greasy. My cioppino was really not; a watery broth with impossible to eat stone crab claws, clams and mussels were good but salmon in the broth that was billed to be cod is just weird. The broth flavor wasn't bad, it just wasn't cioppino.
Our waiter was nice and the service was good if unsophisticated.
There is some professional talent in the kitchen; just poor decision making and a confusing theme
This could be a great location; decor needs to feed to the beautiful outside deck. Lower the raised area so the dining is all on one floor; the place will feel more prosperous. Get rid of booths altogether. Lose the well maintained hanging flowers; they block the view and help make the interior feel oppressive.
The reliance on cheap, east coast seafood is an indicator of a poorly operating house. The menu needs an overhaul.
Hayden's always does a very good job. Food is consistently good. I sat on the lake with my friend for lunch. It was a beautiful sunny September day. I ordered their fried chicken salad and substituted for grilled chicken instead. And it was a low carb day for me so Hno tortilla strips and it was delish. Several options for Paleo Style eating. I always enjoy coming here.
When I reserved, I requested a lakeside outdoor table. Unfortunately they didn't actually reserve one for us, even though we arrived on time, and it was not busy. We were seated at a table of our choice in the second row - all of those were available.
Three of us were served the Sunday outdoor BBQ dinner. The 4th dinner "was on the way." Later the wait staff discovered the 4th dinner order was never submitted, so it arrived 20 min's after that - with apologies. The first wine glass order was wrong, so a second glass of wine was comped. My husband asked twice for butter for his corn...
The food was great - the service was not.
The service made our Mother's Day experience memorable. Roses and champagne for mom were nice touches. Food (except for peppered bacon that was outstanding!) was OK, desserts (except cream puffs that were outstanding!) were OK. For the value to increase, more on the menu should move from the category of standard fare or just "OK." The lake view is very nice, but we were seated back away from the window where we could not see it.
The selection for Mother's day Brunch was more than ample. There was a good variety of taste represented and there was never any lack of any dish. I would go there again, even though the cost is a little more comparatively to other brunches I've been to lately!
Family gathering for Easter Brunch. Food was COLD and poor quality. Sternos were not keeping food hot. Omelets from omelet station were under cooked. Service poor--could not get plates cleared or much attention at all. Manager seemed unconcerned about our complaints. We had a late 2:30pm reservation and were told they were shutting down the buffet and to hurry up.
Have eaten at Hayden's in the past and overall good experience. Brunch was a huge disappointment and overpriced for the experience. Never again...
We had a lovely birthday lunch for 4. It is such a beautiful place with the lake. Service and waitress were awesome. We ordered the tuna melt sandwiches - they were a little dry but the ambiance made up for them. We shared a birthday dessert which was delicious.
Had a nice 1 1/2 hour dinner here with another couple before a concert at the Winona Grange in Tualatin - which we could walk to from the restaurant so we only had to park once. My husband and I split the caesar salad and then each had the meatloaf, which was plentiful and very good. The other couple had seafood chowder and the house salad, and the carbonara, and both enjoyed their meals. I recommend the Merlot by the glass. I've also booked Hayden's private rooms for meetings, and they do a very nice job.
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