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Thursday, October 8, 2015
Chunky Turtleneck
It's not quite sweater weather just yet, but that didn't stop me from wearing this turtleneck poncho!
I am all about chunky cable knits this fall.
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As much as I love layering, I also really like to just keep things simple with a few pieces. I think right now weather wise, this is the best time to get in these types of outfits before the temps drop too much. I am honesty dreading the fact that pretty soon I will be completely freezing outside trying to shoot photos for the blog. Eeeek!
For this look, I wanted to play around a bit with my color scheme. I love how all of these colors are different, but could also been seen as neutrals. I think they just blended really well together. You do not always have to wear dark tones this time of year! I'm a huge fan of chunky turtlenecks and the fact that this one is also a poncho made it that much better. Seriously, this is one of the coziest pieces that I have ever worn. It's super casual, but I added in some heeled booties to dress it up a little. These photos would have been way better if there were a bunch of leaves already covering the ground. :)
On a quick side note, Kiko is back home!! I picked him up last night and so far so good. He has to be completely confined to his crate for the next 4-6 weeks and continue on his meds, so hopefully we are on the road to a full recovery. Thanks again for all of your well wishes and sweet comments. You guys are seriously the best. <3
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Wednesday, October 7, 2015
I'm finally back with a new style post! With being away over the weekend and coming back to everything with Kiko, I have definitely had a delayed start to the new month. I am slowly getting back on track though and sharing a new favorite outfit of mine. I say it's my favorite because of this sleeveless coat. Do you remember the green one I wore about a week ago? Well, this is the other color that I mentioned having. I kind of regret not getting it in all of the other colors too because it's seriously
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To be 100% honest, after everything that happened Sunday night I stayed in bed all of Monday. I didn't do my hair or my makeup and I definitely did not get dressed. When I go through little speed bumps in life, I tend to lose some inspiration in those moments. Yesterday though, I knew that I needed to snap out of it and get back to my normal routine. The best way for me to do this is to simply get dressed! I have been dying to style this mocha coat since I got it, but wanted to make sure that it looked completely different from the way that I wore the green one. I really wanted to show the versatility of this one piece because I seriously think it looks good with everything! It makes such a statement too.
I did not want to overthink the outfit, so I just went with whatever I was feeling in the moment. I came across this dress that I hadn't worn yet and just decided to do a monochromatic look with these two pieces. I was not planning on that at all, but it really worked out so perfectly! I love wearing outfits in the same color, but different shades. I did want to pop this out a little bit though and I think one of the best ways of doing that is with a pair of printed pumps. Snakeskin won. It's still been fairly warm as yesterday was in the 70s, so I definitely took advantage to show some leg and arm. :)
Hope you are all having a great week so far!
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I just got back from an amazing weekend in Miami and literally came home to a nightmare. It's so crazy how things can change so suddenly. One minute you're high up and then the next you're back down again. I think I briefly mentioned that things have been somewhat rough with Kiko over the last few weeks. He's been in and out of the vet and animal hospital because of sudden pain in his neck. We found out that he has chronic disk disease, which is basically a herniated disk. It literally came out of nowhere and we have no idea how this even happened. With medication and being confined, I thought that things were slowly getting better. My mom watched him all weekend for me and said he was perfect. I thought we were almost in the clear. I was seriously just looking forward to coming home and cuddling up in bed with him. That's all. Instead I got something completely different.
Since I have to prevent him from going up and down the stairs and jumping on and off furniture, I carry him everywhere. I was carrying him into my room when all of a sudden he started crying and yelling from the pain. It was so bad this time that he bit me about 4 different times to the point where his teeth were so clenched that I couldn't get my finger and arm away from him. I know he was not trying to hurt me as he has never bit me in the 5 years that I have had him, but since I was holding him when he felt the pain I think his reaction was to bite me so that I would let him go. It was literally heartbreaking for me to see him this way, as I just felt so helpless. I didn't know what to do. Anyone who has a dog or a pet knows how much they become a part of your family. Kiko really is like my little baby and not being able to do anything for him makes me so sad. He's one of the most important aspects of my life.
I had to rush him back to the animal hospital and decided to keep him there overnight for medical observation to see what the next steps are going to be. I then had to take myself to the ER to get a shot and antibiotic to make sure I don't get any infection from the bites. I am fine, it was just a very scary night and I was shaken up for sure. Financially all of this is happening at the worst time with my sister's baby shower and my trip to Ireland next month. Dogs are not cheap, especially when medical expenses are involved. I don't know how long it is going to take for him to get better and the thought of leaving him for 10 days in November breaks my heart. Things seriously always happen at the same time and right now I am just feeling very overwhelmed and to be honest, a little helpless. I end up blaming myself, even if it's not my fault. I hate this feeling. I wasn't really sure if I wanted to share this or not, but it's just another way of me showing that tons of things happen to me constantly too. I might not always talk about them or post about them on instagram, but that does not mean they are not happening. We all deal with different types of stress in our lives. All we can do is take it day by day.
When I am traveling, I love sharing different aspects of my trip, but I never want it to come across as if I am living this perfect life and always doing amazing things because I am not. We all want to share the highest of highs and the best moments and the best versions of ourselves, but we do not always want to share the lows, the flaws, and the bad times. Everyone is entitled to their privacy and it is up to the individual to decide how much they want others to see. As part of my
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Please send some positive vibes to my little fur baby. Thanks so much for taking the time to read this and for allowing me to continue to share my lows with you all. <3
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"Pretty Polly", "The Gosport Tragedy" or "The Cruel Ship's Carpenter" (Laws P36, Roud 15) is a traditional English-language folk song found in the British Isles, Canada, and the Appalachian region of North America, among other places.[1]
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American versions of the ballad, such as those of B.F. Shelton and Dock Boggs, tend to begin in the first person ("I courted Pretty Polly...") and switch to the third person for the murder ("he stabbed her to the heart"); Judy Collins' 1968 recording featured alternating verses switching back and forth between Polly and Willie's perspectives. American versions also tend to omit the reason for killing Pretty Polly and Willie's subsequent madness or haunting by Polly's ghost.[3]
The ballad is likely the musical basis for "Ballad of Hollis Brown" by Bob Dylan who played "Pretty Polly" himself in his early years.[4][5]
Woody Guthrie used the tune of "Pretty Polly" for "Pastures of Plenty".[6]
The song was performed by Hilarie Burhans for the closing credits of Season 2 Episode 6 Something Very Expensive for the HBO tv series Deadwood.
Notable artists who have performed "Pretty Polly"[edit]
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- Estil C. Ball
- Dock Boggs
- The Byrds
- Judy Collins
- The Coon Creek Girls
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- The Dillards
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- Jean Ritchie
- Queen Adreena
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- Lee Sexton
- B. F. Shelton
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- Kevin Spacey on his TV series House of Cards
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- ^ "Cruel Ship Carpenter". English Folk Dance and Song Society. Retrieved 4 June 2010.
- ^ "The Cruel Ship's Carpenter". folkinfo.org. Retrieved 4 June 2010.
- ^ Wilentz, Sean; Marcus, Greil (2005). The rose & the briar: death, love and liberty in the American ballad. W. W. Norton & Company. p. 38. ISBN 978-0-393-05954-0. Retrieved 31 August 2011.
- ^ Marcus, Greil (15 May 1998). Invisible Republic: Bob Dylan's Basement Tapes. Henry Holt & Company. ISBN 978-0-8050-5842-0.[page needed]
- ^ Gegenhuber, Kurt (15 March 2006). "The Celestial Monochord: Hollis Brown's South Dakota". celestialmonochord.org. Retrieved 4 June 2010.
- ^ "Remembering the Old Songs: Pretty Polly, by Bob Waltz". Originally published: Inside Bluegrass, January 1997. Retrieved 20 July 2012.
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- An MP3 recording of Pretty Polly by Dock Boggs. Recorded in 1927 in New York City, USA.
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"Note down every last nightclub name and the title of every song you hear. The color of the wallpaper, the perfume you catch off the girls dancing salsa, the slogans written on the coasters."
That's what I would have said to anyone who would listen to me when I started to describe Cuba at the beginning of my writing life, a quarter of a century ago. The writer, I thought, should be a human multimedia recorder, and when I went to faraway or rarely visited places, I felt it was my job to bring back every last detail to friends or strangers who could never hope to see them first-hand.
Then, as happens to everyone, the fates interceded with a suggestion: a California wildfire struck up, half an hour from my family home in Santa Barbara, and the 800 pages of notes I'd collected for a nonfiction book on Cuba, as well as all the handwritten pages I'd been diligently storing for my next several years of writing, turned to ash.
I called up my wise old editor in London and, after commiserating, he said, with due gentleness, "I think this might be the best thing that could happen to you. As a writer, that is." What he was really saying, silently, was: You are one kind of person when you're crouched over your notes, trying to push them into a pattern; you're another when you close your eyes and probe the more vulnerable, emotionally unpredictable places in your heart or memory.
I knew I was haunted by Cuba, after taking three trips there in the previous three years. But now that my notes were gone, I had to approach it another way. So I made up some Cubans, put a make-believe protagonist among them and published a novel that caught not the place I'd seen and transcribed so much as the one I'd felt and intuited.
Nowadays I still take voluminous handwritten notes whenever I go to Jerusalem or Tibet. But when I'm writing, I often leave my notes on the other side of the room, to be used only as back-up. If I want to know whether the car was blue or green, and the flowers irises or roses, I can draw on them. But for the thrust of my writing, I'd rather follow some invisible thread that sifts things differently from the person who was taking notes on the spot, and has a different sense of priorities.
This becomes even more important now that anyone who might read my books can see corners of the world on TV that I could never hope to get to. A million websites give us the look and feel of even the remotest places, and with an immediacy and vigor that my notes could never match.
But I can try to catch those inner places—in recollection, emotion, misremembered detail—that no iPhone could register. I can evoke the Cuba or Jerusalem or Tibet that plays out inside one fascinated observer, tumultuous and contradictory, as no 21st-century instrument could quite manage.
Where once the writer, as I saw it, was a multimedia machine, now his job is to do what no multimedia machine can do better. By taking notes of every detail and then, at his desk, often leaving them behind, he claims those spaces somewhere between the seen and the felt that can't be caught on any screen I know.
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People who waited until Wednesday's deadline to file their tax returns may have found that someone hijacked their refund. That's what happened to several of my clients this year. Here are a couple of their stories:
One client arrived home to find a letter from the IRS that they were conducting a review of questionable income amounts and claims for credits listed on his return. His conversation went like many thousands before...
Client: "What return? I haven't even filed yet."
IRS: "Ummm…yes you have".
Well my client was right of course; he hadn't filed his return...but someone else had filed it for him.
Other clients discovered the identity theft when I attempted to electronically file the return. The IRS will not accept a return that has already been filed.
Naturally, the first question they ask me is: "How can this happen?" That's a good question and one I myself wanted to know the answer too. This is how it works:
A criminal steals your identity (more on that later), files a bogus tax return in your name and collects a refund check from the IRS. Then when you go to legitimately file your return, it's rejected by the IRS because someone else already filed as you!
It's such a simple scam you would think surely the IRS is protecting themselves and taxpayers from it….but they aren't.
Corey Williams told his story to 60 minutes. He used to be a legitimate tax preparer until his boss turned him on to the scam. Before he was arrested and sentenced to 40 months in prison, he made millions of dollars. He said all you need for this fraud is a laptop, internet access, someone's SSN, date of birth, not even their name.
According to Mr. Williams, it's as easy as one, two, and three.
1. Collect or buy a list of stolen identities (available for sale on the black market for $3 - $5)
2. Go to one of dozens of tax preparation sites on line, and using the stolen social security numbers and dates of birth you fill out a completely bogus W-2 form, claiming a modest refund of a few thousand dollars.
3. Tell the IRS where to send the money, your house, wired to your bank account or loaded onto a prepaid debit card.
That's it. You simply put down a name and a SSN, make up an employer or the amount of money that was earned and withheld. Send it off to the IRS and they will send you a check back for the refund.
But how did the IRS not catch this?
You would think the IRS computers would notice that they were sending thousands of checks to a single address. But they don't.
And you might expect the IRS would match taxpayer returns with legitimate W-2 forms filed by employers. It doesn't do that either because the law requires refund checks to be sent out within six weeks; and employer W-2's are often not available until months later. So if a bogus return is received before a legitimate one, the check will go to the criminals.
It's a pay first, ask questions later tax refund system.
This scam has been around since 2008 and the IRS still cannot tell if the person filing the return and claiming the refund is actually the real taxpayer. In 2014 the IRS lost $6.5 BILLION in fraudulent refunds.
Yes that's B for billions.
The IRS is well aware of the magnitude of the problem. But with budget cuts and an outdated system there is only so much they can do.
- John Koskinen
IRS Commissioner
But despite the $200 million IT budget cut this year the most notable step the IRS has taken to protect taxpayers has been the roll-out of an identity protection PIN. Essentially, if you've been a victim of tax fraud, the IRS will issue a PIN number to use when filing electronically.
This is designed to address the problem inherent to this kind of fraud: Unlike passwords or a credit card, you can't "reset" your SSN – you're stuck with it for life.
Unfortunately, the PINS are currently only available to filers with past resolved fraud cases as well as to taxpayers in Georgia, Florida and the District of Columbia—areas with high incidences of fraud. They are also available to taxpayers with suspicious activity on their accounts.
To get a unique PIN number or find out if you are eligible, visit the IRS website or call 1-866-704-7388. You will be asked for information from last year's tax return and can then select a six-digit PIN to file your return. The PIN is only good for one tax year, so the IRS will send you a new one in December.
April 15th has come and gone but tax refund fraud will be sticking around until some major changes are made to how we file returns. Researching this issue has helped me realize how serious identity theft is and the measures that everyone should be taking to protect their personally identifiable information. No one is immune no matter how tightly held your personal information is.
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This volume contains invited papers and communications presented at the Second World Congress and Fourth European Workshop Meeting on New Developments in Selective Oxidation. The purpose of the meeting was to present new topics and recent advances as well as the discussion of new aspects of fundamental and applied aspects of partial selective oxidation in heterogeneous and homogeneous catalysis. The following topics were discussed: New processes for fine chemicals by catalytic oxidation; Recent developments in surface chemistry of oxide catalysts; Novel catalytic systems and preparation methods; Heterogenized homogeneous oxidation catalysts; Selective oxidation and oxidative dehydrogenation of alkanes; New industrial developments based on catalytic oxidation reactions; Bio-, photo-, and electro-catalytic oxidation; Oxidation by other agents than dioxygen; Bifunctional metal-on-metal oxide catalysts for selective oxidation.
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