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How to make a photo album cover using fabric and batting.
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One thing I've discovered is that this project works best with one of those albums that screws apart — three-ring binders work okay, but they're much more of a challenge to cover using this technique.
Remove the screws and take the album apart — then you can just cover the back and the front separately.
Use scissors to cut a piece of batting to fit both covers.
Give the outside of one album cover a light coating of spray adhesive; let it set until it's tacky. (Do this if you already have some spray adhesive at home — it's not absolutely essential to apply an adhesive to hold the batting.) Set the batting in place.
Tip: Always use spray adhesives in a well-ventilated area.
Cut a piece of fabric for each cover, measuring 2" bigger all around than the covers themselves. Center it over one cover and flip the whole thing over.
Using your trusty glue gun, run a bead of glue along one side and press the fabric over the glue.
Do the same on the opposite side so you'll get a tight fit, then do the remaining sides, saving the corners for last .
Apply a drop of glue to the corner of the fabric, finger-pleat the corner and stick it down.
To cover the raw edges, apply either a fabric-covered piece of cardboard or a piece of handmade paper, cut to fit the inside of the cover. Glue in place with either high-tack spray adhesive or hot glue.
Tip: If you use handmade paper and you find that it's too thin, adhere a piece of heavier paper to one side, using spray adhesive.
Use a pair of scissors to poke through the holes where the screws will be reattached.
Repeat with the other cover, then reassemble the book. If you wish, you can add decorations such as sewing findings (satin-cord frog closings, etc.)
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A: A wooden dowel is a great place to start. Paint it gold or silver, add glitter or ribbon, or fabric that you used to make the costume. (Ribbon streamers hanging from the wand are fabulous.) Then look around the house — maybe you have an old foam Christmas star or something similar that you can attach to the end of the dowel. And by all means, get your daughter to help — this is a great mother-and-daughter project.
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A: Typically, the best ribbon width is 1/8 " to 1/4". You should use a crewel or tapestry needle with a larger eye. Check at your local crafts store — they're sure to have everything you need to get started .
Q: Do you have instructions for a simple braiding technique?
A: The simplest technique uses three strands: Take one outside strand and place it over the middle strand. It becomes the middle strand. Take the other outside strand and place it over the middle strand. Keep doing this — alternating outside strands over the middle strand — until you have as much braid as you need.
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Sunrise, Fla. • Kenny Boynton snapped a shooting slump Saturday with three 3-pointers in the second half, when No. 14 Florida pulled away to beat Air Force 78-61 in the second game of the Orange Bowl Basketball Classic.
Boynton had made only 4 of 32 from 3-point range over the previous five games, but he hit three in a span of eight minutes to break open the game. The Gators used their superior size and smothering defense to grind down the Falcons, who shot 48 percent in the first half and 32 percent in the second half.
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It's Hockey Day In America and NBC/NBC Sports Network is showing three NHL games. Things to know about Sunday's game:
-It's almost three years since the 2010 Olympics gold-medal game, and as we all remember, Sidney Crosby beat Ryan Miller in overtime in that game to give Canada the win against the USA. In their last meeting in the NHL, Pittsburgh Penguins star Crosby had the upper hand, too, scoring a goal and three assists against the Buffalo Sabres goalie.
-The Los Angeles Kings and Chicago Blackhawks are meeting in the second NBC game. They met on opening day and the Blackhawks' 5-2 win was an early sign that Chicago was going to have a special season and the Kings would have a Stanley Cup hangover.
-NBC Sports Network will show the Washington Capitals at New York Rangers at 6. Capitals defenseman Mike Green will miss the game with a lower-body injury, the team said. He's day-to-day.
-Boston Bruins winger Milan Lucic will miss the Winnipeg Jets' game because he had to return home for a personal reason.
-Mikael Samuelsson, who missed the past 12 games with a groin muscle injury, will return to the Detroit Red Wings' lineup against the Minnesota Wild. Pavel Datsyuk (upper body) is a game-time decision and goalie Petr Mrazek will make his second start of the season.
-Vancouver Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo will be in net against the St. Louis Blues.
-The Dallas Stars have won five of their last six games. The lone loss was to Sunday's opponent, the Calgary Flames. Michael Cammalleri had a hat trick in that game.
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Nara was the capital of Japan from 710 to 784 AD and this museum is a national treasure holding ancient works of immense cultural and spiritual significance. As I have pointed out...
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Nara was the capital of Japan from 710 to 784 AD and this museum is a national treasure holding ancient works of immense cultural and spiritual significance. As I have pointed out in other reviews, it is not Disneyland or something to bring the toddlers along so if you have teenage children then brief them beforehand. The displays are changing...
A nice place to go for a break. Small museum and free admission.
We took advantage of the break room and a/c to cool off and have a drink before touring the museum.
First of all, let's get this out of the way - you do not come to Nara for the museum. period.
Having said that, despite part of the museum currently being renovated, going through its main hall and checking out the few exhibits is a decent way to spend 30 minutes or so. I would not bother with the rest...
If you're looking for medieval Buddhist wooden statues/sculptures, you won't find much of interest here as of May 2015. Instead visit the wonderful collections in the Kofukuji and Todaiji (Sangatsudo) treasury/museum collections and comparable collections in the Sanjusangendo and Ryoanji collections in Kyoto. When the old section of the Nara National Museum re-opens, reportedly sometime in 2016, presumably this will...
The museum has good presentation and some exceptional statues showing a very fine art. Usually relative quite but may be crowded when there are special exhibitions. Not all temporary exhibitions are of great interest if your are not particularly fond of all Japan art - check beforehand.
That was our third visit to the museum over a period of 10 years. Today's visit was a surprise because instead of a world class museum we found an average gallery with mostly secondary objects. Unfortunately most of the original stunning collection was not on display so the main exhibit occupied only one level of the new building. The old...
This museum has a good variety of sculpture, paintings and decorative arts.
The exhibition area is quite extensive: there is an historical building as well as a new building. You get to one from the other either outside or by using the underground pass way where the shop and the cafe is situated.
A very nice museum you ought to...
liked the museum a lot. there are good items displayed representing the best of Japanese culture. definitely MUST to visit
drop by to see the exhibition after seeing the parade at noon on Dec 17. A traditional museum with abundant collections, but not so family friendly since it lacks of interaction for children. Free due the the special event of 春日若宮おん祭.
This is no Louve but hey the entrance fee is not that much so if you are in the area, pay a visit and make sure you get those audio guides if you don't read Japanese because you cannot appreciate the museum artifacts if you have no idea of their significance.
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From New York Times best-selling author Cassia Leo comes an epic love story about rewriting destiny.
Over the course of five years, Mikki and Crush cross paths on three separate occasions. Their first encounter changes Mikki's life forever, but their second meeting leaves them both buried beneath the emotional wreckage of a violent attack. Mikki is left with more questions and grief than she can handle, while Crush is forced to forget the girl who saved his life.
Now 19 years old, Mikki Gladstone has decided she's tired of the mind-numbing meds. She books a flight to Los Angeles to end her life far away from her loving, though often distant, family.
Twenty-one-year-old Crush has always channeled his blackest thoughts into his music, but he's never had great aspirations. He decides to fly to Los Angeles to record a demo of the only song he's never performed in public; a song he wrote for a girl he doesn't even know: Black Box. He has no expectations of fame, and he's never felt like his life had any purpose...until he meets Mikki in Terminal B.
When Mikki and Crush cross paths for the third time in Terminal B, neither has any idea who the other person is; until they slowly piece together their history and realize that fate has more in store for them than just another love story.
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Loved this story! Black Box has suspense, romance, danger, excitement, love & trust in it.
Black Box is about a young girl who was brutally raped and left for dead and then rescued by the man she will marry years down the road. Their paths keep crossing yet they never knew it. Read along with Mikki and Crush as their worlds collide and they both find a reason to go on.
This is my first read by author Cassia Leo. Cassia did a great job on this story. The plot got my attention and held it thru the entire book. The plane crash was super exciting - I was on the edge of my seat! The narrators, Jeffrey Kafer and Christa Lewis did a superb job delivering this story flawlessly! With all their multiple voices and accents, I found this book very believable and entertaining! Good job all!
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"Lost... but now I've been found!"
I almost DNF this one, because I was so confused that I was like uhh.. okay, but once I reached the airplane scene it was smooth sailing. It was a very depressing book, I can tell you that but..... it ended with a happy ending.
Two broken lost souls reunite not after 2 but the 3rd time fate brought them together. This book reminded me a little of Final Destination where both were skipping there ultimate ending. Except this time around two young adults learn what death could really mean.
Mikki and Crush meet again, after a plane delay leaving them together not by choice but by destiny, both seek each other's trust, and discover that even thou death was there ultimate goal, love defeated their odds. Both Mikki and Crush had two things in common- death and the black box. I'm still confused little about the Black Box, but over all it ended well.
Narrators in this story were great, they made you feel like Mikki and Crush's world were going to end, done in duel narration.
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Motorola Xoom 2: Review of rumours, features, pictures and specs
The Motorola Xoom 2 might not be the first of the next generation Android Honeycomb tablets, but if the original Xoom is anything to go by, then there's plenty of reason to be excited still. In fact, with the first incarnation launched all those months ago, it's high time that the follow up hit the shelves of the world.
So, with Motorola Xoom 2 news upon us like a heavy suitcase, it's probably a good idea to straighten out this Google tablet device's specs and features, so that we can take a long, hard look at what the future is all about.
Motorola Xoom 2 release date
The Motorola Xoom was announced back at CES 2011 on 6 January 2011, and Pocket-lint made sure we got our hands on it the moment it saw the light of the showroom floor. That said, it wasn't until 24 February of the same year that it started bleeping through the check-out tills of the world.
Going back a little further, we first got wind that a Motorola tablet was in the offing when Droid Life discovered some hidden data on 17 August 2010 describing an Android tablet referred to at the time as the Motorola Stingray. Your choice as to whether you reckon the name Xoom has more or less pizazz.
Back to the Motorola Xoom 2 rumours, and the first stories heard about such a thing turned up on 17 June 2011 when a Verizon advert aired on US TV networks showing a lady on her Verizon branded tablet; it looked an awful lot like the original Xoom, only not, and with the camera in the wrong place.
The next, and this time far bigger, drop occurred on 23-26 September 2011 when both Engadget and thisismynext.com had anonymous tipsters contact them about some goings on at Motorola, some speculation followed including some interesting Xoom 2 pictures. The fascinating part is the idea that there was going to be two of them: the Motorola Xoom 2 and the slightly smaller Motorola Xoom 2 Media Edition.
The biggest clue so far seems to be from Carphone Warehouse Ireland whose advert for the Xoom 2 suggests that we'll be seeing it before Christmas.
With very similar first rumour dates in their respective years, one might bet that the Motorola Xoom 2 turns up at the same time in the calendar as the first Xoom did, i.e. CES 2012. However, with the Google Android Ice Cream Sandwich launch on 11 October 2011, any time after then could be fair game.
Motorola Xoom 2 features
The more traditional, non-Media Edition Motorola Xoom 2 features look to include a 10.1-inch screen - the same as the original, only with a more powerful engine room at work in the shape of what appears to be a Texas Instruments OMAP 4 system on a chip with a dual-core CPU at 1.2GHz and 1GB of "faster" RAM. Following the lead from those, the likely prediction would be a PowerVR SGX540 GPU much like the one found in the Amazon Kindle Fire set up but for now this is just speculation.
Physically speaking the Xoom 2 might be quite a looker too. Again, the Engadget tipster from the 23 September outlined physical details including a 9mm profile which puts it just a shade thicker than the 8.8mm - and super-thin - iPad 2. There also look to be some physical buttons on the rear of the device as well as HDMI, micro-USB and SIM card ports too.
As for the smaller tablet, the Motorola Xoom 2 Media Edition features were reported on 24 September promising an 8.2-inch, HD capable, screen with IPS for a better viewing angle, puting it in virgin territory as far as tablet sizes go. The same leaks also point to a fairly durable piece of Gorilla glass on the front that's both got anti-glare properties as well as water-resistance to a degree. Could this be the tablet that's finally beach-friendly?
As for its more personal stats, the same rumours predict a 430g waistline with an ever-so-slightly bulkier 9.3mm frame. Thisismynext.com also reported on 24 September that Motorola might push the Media Edition's home entertainment credentials with both an IR remote and a sub-woofer built-in. Both Xoom 2 models have also been predicted to support LTE.
Back to the Carphone Warehouse ad, and this suggests an 8.2-inch Xoom 2.
Motorola Xoom 2 camera
The HD label on the back of the Xoom 2 from the leaked shots on 23 September is a pretty decent clue that the larger of the two Motorola tablets will be able to shoot 1080p video and it was expected, at the time, for up to 5-megapixel stills to be possible. The leaked shots also clearly show a front facing camera as well.
Less was said about the optics on the Xoom 2 Media Edition at the time, although Pocket-lint reported on the 26 September that the rear facer looked to the be same 5MP, HD shooting unit as on the larger model.
Motorola Xoom 2 apps and software
Naturally, it's Android all the way with the Xoom 2 and, what with Google now the the name behind the company, it really couldn't be anything else.
The first flush of stories between 23-26 September all seemed to agree that it's a case of Android 3.2 for both the Motorola Xoom 2 and the Media Edition. Keen followers of all things Android will know that 3.2 represents Honeycomb rather than Ice Cream Sandwich, although it's quite possible that the Xoom 2 tablets could come with the later version if they're launched from December onwards.
The Verizon advert on 17 June showed a Xoom 2 running Honeycomb without a UI on top, although there is a disclaimer on the footage indicating that the screen shots were simulated. At the same time, with Google behind Motorola, one might wonder whether there would be a lean towards the Xoom 2 products coming with straight Android anyway; it was something which looked to be supported by the leaked shots of the software of the Media Edition on 24 September.
Motorola Xoom 2 battery
The original tips said nothing of the battery life on either device.
Motorola Xoom 2 accessories
Even the early leaks from the tipsters at Engadget and Thisisthenext.com pointed towards a couple of interesting Xoom 2 accessories from the start.
Word on 24 September was that the Media Edition would come with a stylus pen as well as an optional keyboard case.
Motorola Xoom 2 pictures
The first sightings of a rather swish looking Motorola Xoom 2 Media Edition turned up as frozen stills from the Verizon commercial, but it wasn't until 23 September on Droid Life that we got the first dusties of the more traditional look Xoom 2. The appearance was certainly of a pre-production model complete with slightly nasty-look two-tone rear.
The following day, Engadget published a whole load more of both the Xoom 2 and Xoom 2 Media Edition and even one of the siblings side by side in a family photo. Naturally, all the serial numbers and identifying marks were blanked out but what was clear was the magnesium/aluminium chassis, the rear ports and switches, the positioning of the camera and the size differences between the two.
Motorola Xoom 2 price
The Motorola Xoom 2 leak on the Verizon advert is obviously a very strong indicator that the US network is one which will be stocking at least one of these two tablets. We'll have to wait and see about the Motorola Xoom 2 price.
Naturally, things will be muddied slightly when it comes to the difference of going SIM free or on a contract and whether or not the tablets come in different storage sizes.
The Carphone Warehouse advert suggests an Irish price of €399 for the 8.2-inch Xoom 2.
Motorola Xoom 2 review
Expect plenty more coverage as we get closer to the release date and full and thorough Motorola Xoom 2 and Motorola Xoom 2 Media Edition reviews once we've had a chance to get them into the Pocket-lint labs.
Check out our Motorola Xoom review and let us know your thoughts on the Xoom 2, Media Edition or otherwise, in the comments below.
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FOXBORO, Mass. — Back just before this NFL season began, my prediction was that the Bills would be improved, but still go 6-10.
Any number of Buffalo fans chided me, certain that this was an 8-, 9- or 10-win team.
Well, on Sunday evening in a driving rain at Gillette Stadium, the Bills made good on my prognostication about their record ... but I'm much more concerned about the first half of it.
My inclination is to feel that rookie coach Doug Marrone's team is better than its four predecessors that went 6-10 under Dick Jauron and Perry Fewell and 4-12, 6-10 and 6-10 with Chan Gailey.
But you wonder.
Buffalo's 34-20 loss to the Patriots made some concerning points.
Start with what we already knew before kickoff ... that rookie first-round draft choice EJ Manuel, the player deemed to be the Bills' franchise quarterback, was inactive due to a third knee injury in four months, the latter two of which caused him to miss six regular-season games.
With under 10 full games played (4-6 as a starter) the sample size is too small to ascertain if he's injury-prone, slow-to-heal or merely not NFL-tough.
It might even be just an aberration.
What's certain is that Buffalo's front office and coaching staff won't know until next season.
THEN there's coordinator Mike Pettine's defense.
A week ago it teased us with a glittering 19-0 shutout of Miami that featured a season-high seven sacks and surrendered a microscopic 103 yards total offense.
But against the Patriots, Buffalo was stampeded by a 6-foot, 250-pound horse named LeGarrette Blount who rushed for a career-best 189 yards on 24 carries, including TD runs of 35 and 36 yards.
And, despite his unlikely frame, he also managed to embarrass the Bills' kickoff return team which let him go 83 and 62 yards on his two attempts.
On a day when the weather dictated reliance on the ground game, Pettine's crew was powerless to stop New England which rolled up a numbing 267 yards, 85 more than the previous worst of this season.
AND THAT might have been aided by a second straight embarrassment for Buffalo defensive tackle Marcell Dareus.
Last week he sat out the first quarter of the Dolphins game as punishment for being late.
On Sunday, he was held out of the entire first half for the very same reason.
Marrone declined comment while a humbled Dareus admitted to the media that, at age 23, he has some growing up to do.
"I hate putting my team in a position like that," he said. "(Being on time) is a team rule and I've got to respect it ... Being late, there's no excuse.
"I apologized to my (teammates) and let them know I'm sorry for what happened (in) the game today and, of course, last week."
Unfortunately for the Bills, his carelessness was punitive to the team.
While he sat for the opening 30 minutes, the Patriots ran for 173 yards.
Do you think a 6-foot-3, 330-pound run-stuffer playing the best football of his 3-year pro career (tied for third on the team in tackles with the most stops by a defensive lineman and 7.5 sacks coming in) might have made a difference?
AND WHEN he finally did get in, Dareus' gaffe helped put the game out of reach.
Early in the fourth quarter, with New England up 16-10, the Bills forced a field goal attempt on 4th-and-1 at the Buffalo 11.
But Dareus, lined up in the middle, jumped offside and gave the Pats' a first down that they turned into a TD on the next snap.
"I was so mad (at myself)," Dareus said. "I already felt like I put my team in the worst possible position by not being out there in the first half. In the second half I wanted to give everything and be able to show my team I was there for them.
"The offsides penalty really killed me ... it hit me in the gut and tore me up. I want to win and I want to do the best for my team."
BUT BILLS' fans are used to disappointment ... as in 14 straight years without a playoff appearance.
Afterward, Marrone shared the lament of the Buffalo faithful.
"I actually had in mind coming in here and winning the game," he said. "I felt really good about (it). I felt that we had good plans and a good formula for what we needed to do to win (but) we went out there and didn't execute.
"It would have been much different if we ended on a three-game winning streak ... this game kind of burst that bubble."
Once again.
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Hillary Clinton dropped an interesting stat today. Per Memoli, she told a Clear Fork, W.V. crowd, "Democrats don't get elected president unless West Virginia votes for you. And everybody knows West Virginia has picked presidents pretty accurately over the last years." She went on to give John F. Kennedy as an example as a Democratic who "had West Virginia behind him." But here's another stat: When JFK ran for president, the Mountain State had eight Electoral College votes. Today it has only five. And he's an even more stark stat: Lyndon B. Johnson won 538,087 raw votes in West Virginia in 1964 but John Kerry took only 326,541 votes there in 2004. So, obviously the state and its impact has decreased.
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Three drivers failed to find enough speed to make Saturday night's Irwin Tools Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway. They were Travis Kvapil, Jeb Burton, and Reed Sorenson.
Reed Sorenson recorded the 43rd-fastest time in the first practice session for the Pure Michigan 400 and his position in the points makes him the driver most likely to go home in among a field of 44 drivers. His speed was 180.225 mph, which is more than seven miles per hour slower than the driver in 36th.
Reed Sorenson could not find quite enough speed on Friday in the No. 62 Chevrolet. Without enough owner points, he was the only driver who failed to qualify for the 5-Hour Energy 301 at New Hampshire.
After racing into the Daytona 500 and finishing 32nd, Reed Sorenson unsuccessfully attempted to qualify the No. 29 Robby Benton car in three unrestricted, intermediate speedway events. He should be able to make the show this week in the No. 34 Front Row Motorsports entry.
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Reed Sorenson and Travis Kvapil were the two drivers who failed to qualify for the Auto Club 400. Make certain they are not on any fantasy NASCAR rosters.
Reed Sorenson hovered on either side of 30th last year at Phoenix with a 31st in the spring and a 28th in the fall. He was driving for Tommy Baldwin Racing at the time.
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Dozens of drivers failed NASCAR inspection in their first attempt and were forced to go around and try again. Thirteen of them failed to make a time trial lap, including such big names as Jimmie Johnson, Matt Kenseth, Tony Stewart, and Jeff Gordon.
Reed Sorenson's average finish on similarly-configured, 1.5-mile tracks improved by nearly five positions in the second half of the 2014 season. He went from 33.6 in the first five races on this track type to 28.8 at the end.
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Despite USC's constantly rising and very excellent academic standards, we are constantly defined by our football team. Anytime attending the campus on a weekend in the fall, you will see the campus explode in cardinal and gold with tailgates fillling every inch of grass on the campus, and the band parades around campus getting every rallied up for the game! As for facilities, if you are on one of the NCAA teams you have everything you could ever ask for. But for the rest of the student body the current gym is... alright. It has everything we need, lots of weights, tennis, rock wall, basketball, racket ball etc. but the facility does not have the presige that the architecture of the rest of the campus has. However they did just redo the pool, and it is incredible.
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Why does our basketball team blow? It's a shame. At least football is good.
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10 Quick Tips: StorytellingFor those with high-powered jobs, demanding pets, or other drains on your valuable time: here is a quick, ten-point tutorial for better storytelling.10 Quick Tips: Storytelling4 years ago in Writing More Like This
The points are drawn from books, articles, casually-offered-advice and my own experience. Much like the Ten Commandments, they aren't all concrete rules. Just things to strongly keep in mind.
1. Show, don't tell.
-> Don't tell us that elves are disliked. Show us the disgust on people's faces when one appears.
-> But sometimes it is quicker just to tell. Watch out for those times.
2. Dramatise more.
-> Don't give the reader overviews. Pick out scenes and dramatise them.
-> Narrators explaining things is boring. Characters doing things is exciting.
3. The protagonist drives the story.
-> They're the decision-maker, not a parcel to be carried around.
-> Stories are about the hero doing things, not just having things done to them.
4. Every scene has a purpose.
10Q Writers' Tutorial: SettingTen Easy Questions to Fix Your Fantasy Setting10Q Writers' Tutorial: Setting5 years ago in Writing More Like This
(may also work for sci-fi)
A fantasy story has to take place somewhere. And what better surroundings for your epic/tragic/blood-thirsty tale of war/love/orc-beauty-pageants than your mystical land of Neverheardofit?
Imagine it! The ragged mountains clad in purple fog. The bubbling streams sparkling with fairy magic. The sleepy-eyed dragons emerging from their noble lairs, their flickering tongues tasting the sweetness of battle in the air.
(Or just some spaceships and laser guns. This is a sci-fi tutorial too.)
You can certainly feel the magic (or techno-awesome) but, for some reason, your readers just aren't getting it. They keep asking awkward questions or, worse than that, not reading further than the first chapter.
You could give up in despair: A tragic artist, never to be understood.
Or you could try this simple little Ten Question Tutorial. It can't hurt,
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Poll closes at 10:35 on Sunday night.
Highlights from another great night of high school football.
Highlights include: Lourdes/K-M (VB), Crestwood/CL (VB), and Byron/K-M (GSoccer).
The Huskies travel to North Union on Friday.
The ice should be ready for hockey by late next week.
Rankings released on Thursday.
Highlights include: Clinton CC/NIACC (VB).
Sydney Larson and Rachel Segura are KIMT's Student Athletes of the Week.
High school sports talk with AJ Ellingson and Jared Patterson.