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- 1/3 cup refrigerated presliced red onion
- 3 tablespoons crumbled reduced-fat feta cheese
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/8 teaspoon crushed red pepper
- 1 (6-ounce) focaccia bread, cut in half horizontally
- 1. Combine first 6 ingredients in a large bowl, tossing well to coat.
- 2. Arrange salad on bottom half of loaf. Replace top half of loaf; cut crosswise into 4 equal portions.
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"Reckon those pretty lips want to be somewhere else, eh?" said Harry, pushing his curls to the side. Coyly, Harry found Liam's hand, at first caressing the top with his fingers, then slyly bringing them beneath the table and to his lap.
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It has been the first night back home from tour. All the boys, although tired and beat up from lack of sleep, lack of privacy and lack of time itself, decided to celebrate their success by going to an up and coming club on the wealthy side of London. They were in the van planning their night together, and just thought it as a good idea to rent out a master suite, divide it five ways, and just get completely hammered come early morning. And although Liam, who wasn't much of a drinker, couldn't deny that he needed a coping mechanism to release his stress.
Although when on tour, his stress was taken out on Harry or vice-versa, Liam really wanted a cool, relaxed place to unwind. So, after the flight back from the States, Paul and the boys' security guards drove them to "Inked": a new club that opened a month ago with the best mixed drinks this side of London.
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Harry squeezed Liam's rear and they both grinned. "Never," Liam whispered, secretly kissing his boyfriend on his lips. When they kissed, Liam always liked twirling his fingers in Harry's many curls. Harry smiled against the kiss.
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The whole night was the same. The boys talked about girls, downed their shots and drinks, as I smiled, laid back on the leather couch, drinking another vodka and coke. When Harry caught my attention, my lips still on the black straw, he winked at me devilishly, leaning in.
"Reckon those pretty lips want to be somewhere else, eh?" said Harry, pushing his curls to the side. Coyly, Harry found Liam's hand, at first caressing the top with his fingers, then slyly bringing them beneath the table and to his lap.
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Harry whimpered at first. "You tease, Payne." He sulked back into the couch. "But fine, make it quick, I'm getting kinda chilly and may need some warming."
He winked again.
Liam smiled back, heading over the leather rope, feeling a little woozy. He wasn't sure how many drinks he had, and already, that was a bad sign. He walked the lines of the wall, using it for support as he made his way to the full bar where the blonde woman that served them, stood.
"One more vodka and coke, please," said Liam, smiling warmly at the girl. She reflected the same smile, mixing up the drinks, but before doing so, giving Liam a show by juggling the bottles in her hands. She did it for a while, and although Liam was very patient, he was kind of getting bored of the same routine.
"What are you drinking?" a voice came from Liam's side.
Liam looked at the dark figure who wore all black, and black shades, and a devilishly, white smile. He wore a tuxedo, and if Liam wasn't with Harry, he'd definitely give this guy a shot, but alas, he was with Harry.
"I'm already seeing someone," Liam said, over the loud thrumming music. It played a techno beat, and hoped it continued long enough so he could dance with Harry to it.
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University of Saskatchewan students Amie Shirkie and Eve Townsend have been busy working at the Gordon Snelgrove Gallery, answering questions on the mysteries of the medieval page while guiding inquiring visitors through Scattered Leaves: The Otto Ege Medieval Manuscript Collection.
Their work is the tail-end of a three-year collaborative process between a group of five students and their English professor Peter Stoicheff. They've categorized, classified, and publicized a rare box of medieval manuscripts in the university's possession.
The manuscript pages were put together by American collector Otto Ege in the 1920s. He compiled 40 manuscript sets in total, each containing 50 pages from 50 different medieval books dating from the 12th to 16th centuries. He removed pages from the manuscript books, divided the pages among 40 boxes, and sold the boxes around the world.
The group, which Stoicheff has dubbed the "Ege Heads," organized and set up the U of S exhibit, and helped organize an international symposium, which attracted medievalists from around the world and received acclaim from everyone involved. "[Yale Provost] Barbara Shailor could not stop talking about how impressed she was with these students," says Stoicheff, who credits student interest for sparking his fascination with the project.
"If the students were not there, nothing would have happened. We were truly working as equals."
The students -- Jon Bath (Ph.D. English), Amie Shirkie (M.A. English), Bonnie Hughes (M.A. English), Craig Harkama (English), and Eve Townsend (Art and Art History) -- were in various classes of Stoicheff's, including "The History and Future of the Book" and were recruited by him to add insight to the project.
They examined all 50 leaves and determined what aspects of manuscript culture to highlight, breaking the exhibit into four categories: making the manuscript, using the manuscript, admiring the manuscript and the end of the manuscript.
The team then wrote introductory blurbs, short descriptions of each manuscript, and edited the text, choosing which details to enlarge and display, framing all the manuscripts and putting up the exhibit.
Bath , who had studied literary hypertext under Stoicheff, headed up the design aspect of the project, creating posters, a web page and a virtual exhibit.
Townsend got involved in the project closer to the exhibit date after Stoicheff had a chance meeting with her brother while buying a snowboard for his son at Christmas.
Hughes, a Canadian literature scholar who valued the chance to work extensively in a completely different research area, credits the experience with teaching her how to curate an exhibit, apply for grants, write specifically for a non-academic audience and plan a conference. She was most impressed with the response from the public and the amount of attention the exhibit and symposium received.
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"Academic work, especially in the humanities, is often very isolated, so to be able to involve a lot of other people in a scholarly project was really interesting," says Hughes.
"Even if I am not directly involved with the project in the future, I will definitely keep track of what is happening with the manuscripts."
The exhibit, which was held with the assistance of a SSHRC grant, came down Saturday, June 25. You can visit the exhibit online at library.usask.ca/ege/.
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Tuesday is the last day to turn in a ballot for the primary election.
For most Eastern Washington voters, it's a short ballot. One or two races for city council seat, a fire district or school board. The names might not be household words. The campaign may have slipped by unnoticed.
The good news in all this: Getting up to speed on the primary choices won't take very long. You could tap into Primary Section of The Spokesman-Review's Election Center. Spokane County voters can get some candidate-provided info at the county's Online Voters Guide.
Remember, Washington votes by mail. Ballots were sent out about three weeks ago, so it may be in that stack of unopened bills and coupons on a desk or counter somewhere.
Once the ballot is marked, voters have two options.
Seal it in the envelope, sign it, put a stamp on it and mail it so that it's postmarked before 8 p.m. Tuesday. (Hint: dropping in a mail box or at a closed post office at 7:59 p.m. isn't going to cut it. For those waiting until the last day, it's a good idea to take it into the post office, had it to a postal clerk and ask to have it postmarked.)
Or seal it, sign it and deposit it in a ballot drop box before 8 p.m. Tuesday. (Dropping it off at 7:59 p.m. Tuesday actually will work for this option. But don't push your luck because election workers are usually there sharply at 8 p.m. to pick up the ballots.)
All public libraries in Spokane County have drop boxes, although the drop boxes at Medical Lake and Cheney aren't open for the primary, because voters in those areas have no primary ballots to cast. (Editor's note: an earlier version of this post incorrectly listed an incorrect library that wasn't open for ballots.) For a list of addresses for the Spokane County drop boxes, go inside the blog.
For voters in other counties, check with the elections office for the nearest drop box.
Spin Control has been counting down to Election Day for you since…well, almost since last Election Day.
And we realize that most people who read political blogs have voted by now. But if for some reason you haven't — or more likely you know someone who hasn't and you're trying to help them out — here's our last bits of advice and assistance:
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If you're a Washington voter who has lost your ballot, spilled coffee on it, filled in the circles with an improper writing implement (pencils, red ballpoint, crayon), ripped it up, let the dog chew on it….we could go on, but you get the picture…you can get help or a replacement ballot at a Voter Service Center until 8 p.m.
If you have questions about a particular issue or race, you can find stories and videos on The Spokesman-Review's election archives by going to the home page, and clicking on the links for 2011 Washington Elections or 2011 Idaho Elections. You can also check out the Secretary of State's Voter Guide for statewide issues, the TVW Video Voter's Guide for the state ballot measures, the Spokane County Online Voter's Guide for local candidates and issues.
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You have until 8 p.m. Tuesday to mark your ballot, place it in the proper envelopes, seal and sign the envelopes and take it to a drop box or mail it. Be sure if you mail it on Tuesday, it will be postmarked that day, so taking it to the post office is a good idea, dropping it in the neighborhood mailbox in the afternoon, not so much.
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Most readers can remember when Tuesday would've been called Election Day, capital letters included. Most of the ballots would have been cast between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. Barring some problem with equipment, most of them would've been counted between 8 p.m. and some time in the wee hours of the next morning.
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Grilled Radicchio with Gorgonzola Crumbles
If you don't have Gorgonzola on hand, drizzle each grilled radicchio half with 1 tablespoon refrigerated light blue cheese dressing.
Yield: 4 servings (serving size: one-half radicchio head and 2 tablespoons cheese)
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- Calories: 139
- Fat: 11.1g
- Saturated fat: 4.0g
- Protein: 4.7g
- Carbohydrate: 6.3g
- Cholesterol: 13mg
- Iron: 0.7mg
- Sodium: 361mg
- Calories from fat: 72%
- Fiber: 1.6g
- Calcium: 99mg
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- Olive oil-flavored cooking spray
- 2 (8-ounce) heads radicchio, halved
- 1/2 cup (2 ounces) crumbled Gorgonzola cheese
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- . Combine first 4 ingredients in a small bowl; stir well with a whisk. Coat grill rack with cooking spray. Place radicchio, cut sides up, on grill rack; brush with vinaigrette. Grill 3 minutes on each side or until slightly blackened, brushing with vinaigrette after turning. Place radicchio halves, cut sides up, on plates; top with Gorgonzola cheese.
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The addition of a third flight to the Aberdeen Regional Airport allowed for 50 extra passengers to arrive from Minneapolis today.
Many of those passengers are hunters coming to South Dakota for the Saturday start of pheasant season.
Lee Brewer of Charlotte, North Carolina is making his 44th trip to South Dakota for pheasant season. "I've been looking forward to this for months," Brewer said. "I got a new shotgun, so I am ready. It's an annual pilgrimage and we always look forward to it."
When the hunters arrived to the airport they were greeted by the Rooster Rush Committee and given buttons, playing cards, hats, shirts, and even warm pheasant sandwiches to get them ready for the hunt.
The Aberdeen airport will continue to run an additional third flight all the way through the end of pheasant season.
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Highly seconded, Ol' Grumpy. Removing class quests because they were seen by only a portion of the population is a ridiculous excuse, especially after years of developing complex raid content for, what, 3% of the players?
Class quests as training methods are just making that even better, since now you have the fun (and lore) or a quest tailored to you, paired with something to explain just what this thing is and how to use it. There's so much missed opportunity there, and the fact that it'd be fun for us is just a perk.
I'd also like it if they took that one step further, and gave us a training quest every ten levels or so. Replace the "Level 10" achievement with "Level 10 Class Quest". Some of the class quests could be brief (Level 10 could be "find your trainer" and "use your new ability three times"), while others could bring back the epic and far-reaching, (level 60 would be a great time for one of these, when you get flying and can travel around more easily.)
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you all have been here on TF for a good while. Why are you all acting like noobs? The order of play for the first day doesnt have maria playing. jeez.
My experience in figuring out what day is what in Australia is that it can be tricky. This article uses the old bikini photo of Maria, which makes it suspect. Where I am, the date is January 15th, but the article says the 16th, so when they say today, I am not sure what it means. 9 p.m. in nyc on the 16th, is Monday evening.
Since you obviously know a great deal more than I do, is there any possibility that 9 p.m. in nyc on the 16th is actually Tuesday in Australia?
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"We have a motive for the crime," Hillsborough County Attorney Patricia M. LaFrance said Friday.
LaFrance would not reveal the motive for the attack on Dr. Eduardo Quesada, 52, and his wife, Sonia, 29, last Nov. 24. Nor would she say if this means police determined whether the intruder targeted the upscale house or chose it at random.
"I'm not going to comment at this time whether it was random or not," she added.
In addition, recently-released preliminary autopsy results confirm Sonia Quesada's death inside her mother-in-law's Bedford condominium six weeks after the home invasion was not a homicide, LaFrance said.
The couple moved into the 49 Kensington Lane unit after the home invasion. Police were called to the private, over-55 community to check on the couple's welfare Jan. 7. Inside they found Dr. Quesada unconscious, his wife dead, and a pile of prescription drugs nearby.
LaFrance would not comment on whether autopsy results show Sonia Quesada committed suicide.
Once she receives the "full medical report" from the state Medical Examiner's office, LaFrance said she and Bedford Police Chief John J. Bryfonski will meet with the family to discuss the results.
"I don't have anything in writing from them yet," she explained. "As soon as we do, we probably will make some type of press release available."
LaFrance also would not comment on whether the crime had anything to do with Dr. Quesada's work as an anesthesiologist at the Pain Management Center at Elliot Hospital and Amoskeag Anesthesia PLLC in Manchester.
Investigators insist the Jan. 7 incident at 49 Kensington Lane is completely unrelated to the Nov. 24 violent home invasion that took place at the couple's 7 Proclamation Court home.
Authorities noted the couple's Proclamation Court home was broken into while there were no signs of forced entry at the Kensington Lane condominium and no visible signs of trauma to either spouse. They are investigating the Jan. 7 incident as "an untimely death" of Sonia Quesada, she explained.
It's been 4 1/2 months since Dr. Quesada and his wife came home about 10 p.m. to find an intruder in their home. Both were severely wounded in the attack and had to be hospitalized. Their 2-year-old daughter also was home, but was not hurt. She remains with relatives.
"I can't comment on the specifics of the investigation other than to say we are making progress and continue to make progress," LaFrance said.
She would not say if authorities have any suspects or developed any "persons of interest" in the Nov. 24 home invasion. She also would not say whether an arrest is imminent.
"When, and if, we make an arrest, we will hold a press conference," LaFrance said.
Reactions from Bedford residents interviewed Friday ranged from disappointment the public was not kept better informed to allegations of a cover up.
"I'm worried about it. They (police) told us to lock our doors and they haven't told us to unlock our doors. So I'm not really sure they are making progress," said one woman who refused to give her name "because I'm a widow and I live alone."
She said she wished police would be more forthcoming about some details about the crime.
"I would like to know if they (Quesadas) were targeted because if I am not involved in any illegal activities, should I still be concerned?" she added.
"It's one of the reasons we live here. To be safe. And I don't feel that way anymore," the woman said.
Nicole Forrest, 27, agreed police should at least tell residents whether the home invasion was random.
"I think we deserve to know," said the Bedford native who grew up in town and whose family still lives here. "I think we should know if we need to be alert to this type of thing...and if this is going to keep happening,"
Another resident said "fishy comes to mind" when he thinks about the crime and police investigation. Another woman, noting speculation about the crime is rampant, said "I think it was a break-in that was designed not to look like a break in." Neither would give their names.
LaFrance said authorities have been particularly "tight-lipped" in this case because it has received so much media attention.
"If we do an investigation and any of those details leak out about the progress we are making or the specifics of the crime, it could jeopardize the investigation," she explained.
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FAIRBANKS-It was senior night for the Monroe Rams volleyball team. The North Pole Patriots visited Boileau Hall for the second nonconference game on the Interior volleyball schedule. The two Rams seniors Jackie Lemons and Maiya Tompkins were honored before the game.
Once it started it was North Pole who struck first coming out with the energy taking the first set 25-17. Taylor Ferber set the tone with a team high six kills for North Pole. Meagan Smith added five for the Patriots as well.
Marissa King and the Rams regrouped and matched the Patriots energy and served better. King led the way with a game high 18 kills and served a number for points for the Rams.
"After Hutch-I think it was a good thing Hutch beat us because it definitely like, set us a tone. So we just need work harder in practice and keep improving," King said.
Brianna Lundgren came away with eight blocks and 10 kills. Emily Pfister was right there with King offensively with 16 kills. The seniors on the backrow-Lemons and Tompkins combined for 32 digs.
After dropping the opening set the Rams won the next three sets 25-20, 25-16, and 25-11 for a 3-1 win. Monroe is now 13-1 and the Patriots are 4-8 overall.
This senior night was special for the Rams and Tompkins and Lemons who were overcome with emotion after the win. They said they were playing for teammate Sabrina Mariutto who was recognized before the game. It would've been Mariutto's senior night but she passed away from cancer last summer.
"Finishing the year off with my best friend is amazing and having a reason to play for Sabrina like, having her here, like playing for her is probably like the greatest feeling ever," Lemons said. "It's supposed to be her senior night too and it's sad she can't be here so I'm glad we could play it out for her."
Tompkins commented on Lemons leading them defensively and is pumped for the last part of the season.
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Is the dark ride rumor out? I heard a lot of speculation about a family-friendly dark ride taking over the historic arcade building on the midway... Has that ship sailed?
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Here's refurbished Internet singing sensation Susan Boyle in her latest interview on the "Today" show (left) -- and late TV chef Julia Child back in the day (right).
One of them cooked up a career.
We're just sayin'.
........where's the new CD?...............
Julia Child!
shes famous for being ugly. I dont get it.
#1 - She's recording it now. She just finished 22 stops on the BGT tour, including Wembley and the O2 (try googling for the info).
But, I don't get this. "Just sayin'" what? Well, no, Susan Boyle doesn't cook. But she certainly has a career now. Standing ovations at tour stops, a CD, interviews, magazine spreads (according to Meredith Viera).
Oh... and enough ratings clout to force President Obama to reschedule his press conference.
So, really, what is TMZ "just sayin'?"
So TMZ, will President Obama reschedule his press conference for you?
What exactly is it about talented, kind, middle-aged, un-reconstructed women that offends and frightens you so much?
I think the "just sayin" came from old TMZ habit. Julie Child cooked up a career. Cool pun. Now, what's going to be cooked up by the newcomer on the British circuit?
With this kind of pre-release attention going on, I hope the record producers take extra time to find songs that work with Boyle with excellence. There is no excuse now for not making each and every song, probably 15 of them, an ideal match for voice, target market and variety of music. In the final mix, it's probably more up to the producers to get a strong band and assertive team of creative sound engineers than it is to rely on Boyle's talent. PIck any famous singer who doesn't write their own songs; the music MUST be consistently accomplished if the voice isn't an outragious talent, such as a Frank Sinatra or something. Boyle can do great, but a so-so producer and songs that wreak of melodrama will result in an entire British nation rolfing their cookies into the Thames. Now THAT would be a good talent act!
Gruesome Twosome.
Julia Child was awesome. They have similarities but don't look alike. NEXT STORY!
Why do Americans love FAKE so much? Fake breasts, fake faces, fake singing fake bodies ? These women are real
I like susan's new look,especially her hairdo.She is a nice,funny very talented lady,and I will buy her CD,when it comes out.
Christina for your information she did NOT do 20 odd dates o n the BGT tour. In actual fact she did hardly ANY of them where the little kids like Hollie and Aiden were doing two shows a day - and doing ALL the dates.
Good job on this lookalike, TMZ.
I can't believe the rude comments on here! Susan look fabulous! Also, she seems like a very nice and down to earth person. I wish her the best.
I don't think Susan and Julia look anything alike either. They are both their own person.
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The Red Sox have made a habit of making big offseason splashes in the offseason over the last few years. That hasn't always worked out, though, as evidenced by a mega trade with the Los Angeles Dodgers in August. Now the Sox have a bunch of money to play with, and while they've said publicly they're not necessarily looking to make yet another splash this winter, they may actually be limbering up on the diving board. CBSSports.com's Jon Heyman reports that the Red Sox may be getting ready to really enter the Josh Hamilton sweepstakes, getting involved in the pursuit of arguably the best player on the free agent market this offseason. "Boston wants to do something big and it wouldn't shock me if they became players for Josh Hamilton," a competing GM reportedly told Heyman. That's obviously a far cry from reporting that the Red Sox have made a legitimate offer to Hamilton — or are even actually in on the All-Star — but it does seem to jibe with what the Sox have said about the offseaso...
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Angelina Jolie recently decided to have a double mastectomy after discovering that she carries a mutation in the BRCA1 gene that her doctors told her gave her an 87% chance of developing breast cancer. After the surgery, her risk will be less than 5%.
If you had not yet finished (or started) breastfeeding, would breastfeeding affect your decision about whether, or when, to have a preventative mastectomy in that situation?
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I think that's a really hard thing to decide if you are not in the situation IMO. Jolie already had natural kids. My DD has a best friend who just lost her mother to breast cancer in November, K had just turned 18 and her mom had spent 2 years fighting it and doing chemotherapy. She made the decision to get tested when she turned 18 and if she had the gene, she would have the preventative double mastectomy. I don't know if she has gotten tested or not yet. I think you'd have to weigh things, if are you in a committed relationship or marriage and getting ready to have kids, where a few years to wait may not make a huge difference, or if you are not even close to it or thinking about it, etc. would the worry and stress over it be worse on you then just having it done, and whether you felt the importance of someday breastfeeding was more important than the possibility of getting the cancer and fighting it. I think your values/opinions and look on life may change over your life also. If you had asked me at 18 when I had my first child, I would have very well told you I'd go the preventative route. Now at 36, having had 2 more, my opinions and world views are much different and I would not go the preventative route. In general, if I were already breastfeeding and it was strictly preventative, then I would definitely finish out the breastfeeding relationship.
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My mother died of breast cancer in March of this year. My aunt (her sister) died of breast cancer two years ago. My other aunt (her sister) is currently dying of breast cancer, not sure how much longer she has.
Several of my cousins have found lumps in their breasts, including a male cousin who died of breast cancer at 21 years old. So I have the gene? Probably...
But no, I would not get a preventive mastectomy, even though my children are all grown up and I will never be breastfeeding again.
Cancer is not a disease you just "get" like being randomly struck by lightning. It's something you must manage or prevent day by day, meal by meal, through lifestyle choices...
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Tracy, I agree it's hard to say unless you're in that situation. Catherine, so sorry about all of your affected family members.
If I had a BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation, ability to breastfeed would not be a factor in whether or when I decided to get the double mastectomy--with the exception that if I were currently breastfeeding a child and waiting a few more months were unlikely to make any difference, I'd wait until I was done breastfeeding that child. Based on my current understanding, I think I'd get the double mastectomy, though there may be things I don't know.
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About meAs a baby, I would sit quietly and pay attention when my mom read books to me. As a child, one of my favorite places was the library. As a teenager, I read books to escape teen trauma. As a young adult, I went to the University of Arizona and majored in English Literature and Creative Writing. As an adult, I read some part of some book every single day. Reading is one aspect of my life that has never changed.
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When my younger children were small, they loved a Spanish-language video of three P. D. Eastman books. Your review explains beautifully the special appeal of Are You My Mother? / ?Eres tu mi mama? They learned a little Spanish too. :)
posted by hearthlit at 9:54 am (EST) on Aug 26, 2013
Just enjoying your profile. I'm glad to see I'm not the only person who thinks she really will finish those college textbooks one day. :)
I also share your fairy/folk tale goal. I've been reading Grimm, Andersen and the Lang collections since grade school, but I still seem to be able to grab any of those books and find a story I haven't read, or don't remember reading.
It must be nice to get to read them now to your (adorable!) daughter.
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No problem at all, Nicola! Thanks so much for sending it.
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Your review of [One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest] was excellent. Just thought I'd stop by here to tell you that.
posted by EmScape at 11:51 pm (EST) on Feb 25, 2009
Hello Nicola, Just to say thank you for picking out my library as interesting. I am touched and look forward to getting to know you, especially in the Virago, Newbery and Cauliflower (!) groups. My husband was in Tucson about 30 years ago! He was in Arizona with work and went to the Grand Canyon for the weekend!! Your little Aubrey seems so contented in your loving presence in your lovely profile picture. You are all truly blessed. Warm wishes Julie
posted by juliette07 at 3:34 pm (EST) on Jan 30, 2009
I saw that you'd like to read Arthurian texts ... which is what I write (I've added my books to my library shelf). But the main reason was because I found your profile fascinating!
posted by AngelicaHarris at 4:09 pm (EST) on Dec 3, 2008
Cinderella Skeleton is one of the few cinderella variants that my 7 year old son will read! No fairy princesses for him...
posted by aviddiva at 6:02 pm (EST) on Nov 28, 2008
Thanks for the friend request -- hope you don't mind if I friend you in return! We do have some quite similar interests beyond the Virago Modern Classics. Since you seem to like YA fiction and fairy tale retellings, I can heartily recommend the book I just finished, A Countess Below Stairs by Eva Ibbotson. It's basically a Cinderella story about a Russian emigre who has to flee the revolution and takes a job as a maid in an English country house. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
posted by aviddiva at 6:50 pm (EST) on Nov 23, 2008
Thanks for the friend add :)
posted by AngelicaHarris at 1:34 pm (EST) on Nov 13, 2008
Hello again! You should keep a tab on the Virago group's "Duplicate Copies" thread. One great thing about this group is that the members are happy to send (usually paying the postage, too) duplicate copies of books from their libraries to those who would like to give them a new home. I've received half a dozen or more books this way, from as far away as Australia! Yesterday, I sent a book from my own library to the Philippines. I'm sure, knowing the group, people will warmly embrace the cause of a stay-at-home mom with a baby and a tight book budget!
I recently delivered a paper to a local women's club titled "Out-of-Body Experiences: A Man Reading Women's Fiction" (online here). I talk about being a classicist drawn to the "Classics" in the title, and about being a stay-at-home Dad drawn to the domesticity of many of the novels. The first Virago I read as E.M. Delafield's The Way Things Are. There's a copy of it (a classic green Virago Modern Classic) down in my local used bookstore. I'd be happy to send it to you to get your collection started, if you'd like to leave your mailing address in a private message on my profile.
posted by rbhardy3rd at 11:23 am (EST) on Oct 18, 2008
Hello, Nicole, and welcome to the Virago Modern Classics group! It's a fabulous group! If you're anything like the rest of us, it will lead to an ever-increasing pile of books to read! We have a few other things in common besides the six books our libraries share: I was a stay-at-home parent for many years, and I am interested in all things Latin and Greek (in fact, I'm a college classics professor at the moment). Again, welcome to the VMC group--I hope you'll feel free to join our discussions--and enjoy those precious nap times with a book! I remember those days well!
posted by rbhardy3rd at 9:17 am (EST) on Oct 15, 2008
hey nicole! thanks for considering my library interesting. i have a 15-year old daughter and she's been the joy of my life, so have fun with your little girl! they grow up so quickly.
see you around!
posted by karenmarie at 12:06 pm (EST) on Oct 8, 2008
Cindy Ella The Western Cowgirl is a great retelling of Cinderella. I wrote a paper in grad school comparing re-tellings of Cinderella and that one was my favorite.
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- Laboratory Tests Up Close & Personal - CPUs Maxed At 100%
- Cooling Temperature: Range From 30°C To 56°C
- Noise Level - Is That A Construction Site Or An Office?
- A Real Heavyweight - Swiftech's 789 Grams!
- Specific Cooling Performance - Swiftech Duo Still In The Lead
- Fan Speed - 2850 RPM To 6700 RPM
- Summary - A Comparison Of All 46 Coolers
- Conclusion - Just Say "No" To Cheap Generics
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