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Published: Friday, April 23, 2010 at 3:00 p.m.
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LAROSE — If you check out the Larose Civic Center and Regional Park's yearly event schedule, one event slated to start the center's festival season is the Family Fun Festival.
Schedule of events
April 23
5:30-8 p.m.: Live music by Seabrook.
5:30 p.m.-1 a.m.: Food booths open.
6-11 p.m.: Rides booths featuring pay-one price rides open. Pay-one-price rides cost $15.
7 p.m.: Opening ceremonies.
8 p.m.: Baby crowns auctioned.
8:30-10:30 p.m.: Live music by Rockalanche.
11 p.m.-2 a.m.: Live music by The Chee-Weez.
April 24
7 a.m.: Flag football registration.
8 a.m.: Flag football tournament.
8 a.m.: Tennis tournament registration.
8:30 a.m.: Tennis tournament.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.: Spring Craft Show.
10 a.m.-5p.m.: Art Walk and sale.
10 a.m.: Food booths open.
11 a.m.: Ride booths open.
11:15-11:30 a.m.: Alstarz Cheerleading Academy performs.
11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.: Live music by Roland Cheramie and Friends.
Noon-5 p.m.: Pay-one-price rides.
2:30 p.m.: Jazzercise performs.
3-6 p.m.: Live music by the Hurricane Levee Band.
6 p.m.: Mid South Pro Tour Rodeo.
6-11 p.m.: Pay-one-price rides.
6:30-9:30 p.m.: Live Music by Ruff-n-Ready.
9:30-10 p.m.: Teen, Ms., Miss. and Mrs. crowns auctioned.
10 p.m.-1 a.m.: Live music by Southern Cross.
April 25
8 a.m.: 3-on-3 basketball registration.
8:30 a.m.: Basketball tournament.
10:30 a.m.: Food booths open.
11 a.m.-2 p.m.: Live music by Waylon Thibodeaux.
11 a.m.-2:30 p.m.: Pay-one-price rides.
12:45 p.m.: Larose-Cut Off band and cheerleaders perform.
1 p.m.: Pirogue races in Bayou Lafourche.
2 p.m.: Jazzercise performs.
2:30-6 p.m.: Pay-one-price rides.
3-6 p.m.: Live music by Gary T.
According to the center's assistant director, Randi Lowe, local residents can start their festival fun this weekend.
The festival is scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.m. April 23.
Lowe, who became the assistant director of the center nine months ago, said she's loving her current role and is getting anxious about the upcoming three-day festival. The festival runs through April 25 on the center's grounds, 307 E. 5th St.
Lowe has lived in the Larose area for the past four years after growing up in South Carolina.
Along with staffers and a slew of volunteers, Lowe said they're looking forward to another successful event centered around families and fun.
"It's all about the community coming out to have a good time," Lowe said. "What makes festivals like this one so great is there is something for everybody."
Among the attractions are carnival rides, Cajun cuisine and live music by numerous local musicians.
Bands scheduled to perform during the three-day festival include Seabrook, Rockalanche, the Chee-Weez, Roland Cheramie and Friends, Hurricane Levee Band, Ruff-n-Ready, Southern Cross, Waylon Thibodeaux and Gary T.
When festivalgoers get hungry they can head over to the food tent and grab some shrimp boulettes, crawfish fetuccine, fried oyster po-boys, boucherie plate lunches, crab patties and more, organizers said.
Festival standards like hamburgers and hot dogs also will be sold.
"This is a different event than the French Food Festival, but there's still a strong emphasis on food," Larose Civic Center and Regional Park executive director Jasmine Sauder-Ayo said in a 2009 Courier interview.
Besides rides, music and food, there also will be activities for those who prefer to sweat it out.
Along with a fun race that allows participants to run, ride their bikes or walk the 2.5-mile course, the festival will continue its tradition of holding flag football, basketball and tennis tournaments.
"We've had a lot of people coming here to register and talking it up quite a bit," Lowe said. "They're saying they're going to win whatever event they're registering for."
Reggie Legendre, who plays on a flag football team and routinely organizes the yearly tournament, said the teams who participate in the event get a kick out of the annual tournaments.
"There's a lot of fellowshipping that takes place," the 34-year-old Legendre said. "We usually have nine or 10 teams, and we try to get the younger kids involved as much as we can. This year's winning team will receive one set of tickets to either a Saints or LSU football game."
Gary Collins, who has overseen the tennis tournament for more than 10 years, said they typically draw a good contingent of people from the Houma-Thibodaux area.
"We have a great time with it," he said. "I've been playing for the last 40 years, and a bunch of the individuals who come out are regulars who love the sport."
Returning to this year's festival is the Mid South Pro Tour Rodeo, scheduled for 6 p.m. April 24.
"This (rodeo) was a hit last year," Lowe said. "People really love watching the calf scramble, sheep riding and bull riding."
Lowe added that a new addition to this year's festival is a spring craft show. The craft show is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 24.
"We're going to have it outside," Lowe said. "We have 15 local crafters already signed up to participate. We're excited about our first craft show."
The festival proceeds benefit the local park and center.
For information, call the Larose Civic Center at 693-7355 or visit www.bayoucivicclub.org.
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As recently as 18 months ago, a visitor could have spent a week in the United States, watching television and reading the newspapers, and come away with virtually no clue that immigration was a major issue. Today, it is at or near the top of most voters' lists of problems facing the nation -- one that, in many people's minds, outweighs every other threat save international terrorism. This shift has been driven in large part by politicians and the media. The U.S. immigration system has been broken for a long time, and little -- including the number of immigrants arriving in the country -- has changed dramatically in recent years. There is little doubt that the system needs fixing. But just how big a problem is immigration? Is it in fact a crisis that threatens the United States' security and identity as a nation? And does it, as today's bitter debate suggests, raise so many fundamental questions as to be all but unsolvable?
As of this writing, Congress appears to be at an impasse, after nine months of intense debate and the passage of two major bills (one in each chamber) still unable to agree on a piece of legislation. The president has made clear that immigration reform is his top domestic priority, and legislators from both camps spent the summer insisting on the need for change. And yet, as the 109th Congress draws to a close, it seems unlikely that members will make a serious
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Power and the Glory
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"Power and the Glory" (sometimes titled "The Power and the Glory") is an American patriotic song by Phil Ochs, a U.S. protest singer from the 1960s known for being a harsh critic of the American military and industrial establishment. Originally released on his 1964 debut album, All the News That's Fit to Sing, "Power and the Glory" is said to have contributed to Ochs' profound impact.
Singer/songwriter Phil Ochs is said to have "spent half his adult life dodging FBI microphones hidden in his soup."[1] By 1963, Ochs was not well thought of by the U.S. Government and was deemed one of the harshest critics of the American military and industrial establishment.[1] In that same year, Ochs began writing "Power and the Glory," a song that promotes a way of life that America symbolized to the world.[1] While composing the song, Ochs told his sister Sonny that he was writing "the greatest song I'll ever write".[2]
The song has been described as an "anthem ... with lyrics that might have been written by the great Woody Guthrie".[3] Said to be the American patriotic hymn best at combining the American dream with selfless Christian ideals[1]"Power and the Glory" consists of three verses, each followed by a chorus.[2] The first verse invites the listener to walk with the singer, and it describes some of the natural wonders of the United States.[4] The second verse names some of the states through which the listener and the singer would travel.[5] The third verse notes that the United States is "only as rich as the poorest of the poor" but also as "strong as our love for this land".[4] The chorus of "Power and the Glory" describes the United States as "a land full of power and glory":
Here's a land full of power and glory
Beauty that words cannot recallHer glory shall rest on us all.[5]
Oh her power shall rest on the strength of her freedom,
A fourth verse, not added to the final production release, but confirmed to exist by Ochs' sister Sonny contains a call to action:
Yet our land is still troubled by men who have to hate
They twist away our freedom and they twist away our fateWe can stop them if we try.
Fear is their weapon and treason is their cry.
"Power and the Glory" is said to have contributed to Ochs' profound impact.[1] In follow-up, "Power and the Glory" has been covered by many performers, including Theodore Bikel, Anita Bryant, Ronnie Gilbert, Pete Seeger, The Limeliters, and the U.S. Army Soldiers Chorus.[6] Ochs, who was a leftist, was particularly amused by Bryant's cover because of her right-wing political views.[7] In 1974 Ochs re-recorded the song in a new arrangement, with a fife and drum accompaniment, that was influenced by Bryant's version.[8] Ochs' 1974 version was released as a single.[8]
- ^ a b c d e Dean, Maury (2003). Rock 'n' Roll Gold Rush: A Singles Un-Cyclopedia. Algora Publishing. p. 281. ISBN 0-87586-207-1. Retrieved 27 November 2008.
- ^ a b Schumacher, Michael (1996). There But for Fortune: The Life of Phil Ochs. New York: Hyperion. p. 59. ISBN 0-7868-6084-7.
- ^ Schumacher. There But for Fortune. pp. 59–60.
- ^ a b Eliot, Marc (1989) [1979]. Death of a Rebel: A Biography of Phil Ochs. New York: Franklin Watts. p. 49. ISBN 0-531-15111-5.
- ^ a b Ochs, Phil (1964). Songs of Phil Ochs. New York: Appleseed Music. p. 27. OCLC 41480512.
- ^ Cohen, David (1999). Phil Ochs: A Bio-Bibliography. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press. pp. 274–275, 279, 291. ISBN 0-313-31029-7.
- ^ Schumacher. There But for Fortune. p. 128.
- ^ a b Cohen. Phil Ochs. p. 36.


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Though organized locally by organizations all over the United States, there are three main youth soccer organizations working nationwide through affiliated local associations. The United States Youth Soccer Association boasts over three million players between the ages of five and 19, while American Youth Soccer Organization has more than 600,000players between the ages of four and 19. Finally, the USL offers a number of youth leagues, including the Super-20 League and the Super Y-League, which have almost 1,000 teams and tens of thousands of players from the ages of 13 to 20.
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While fundraising often involves the donation of money as an out-right gift, money may also be generated by selling a product of some kind, also known as product fundraising. Girl Scouts of the USA is well known for selling cookies in order to generate funds. It is also common to see on-line impulse sales links to be accompanied by statements that a proportion of proceeds will be directed to a particular charitable foundation. Tax law may require differentiating between the costs of an item verses its gift value, such as a $100.00 per person dinner, for a $25.00 cost meal. Fundraising often involves recognition to the donor, such as naming rights or adding donors to an honor roll or other general recognition. Charity Ad Books are another form of donation for recognition, sponsorship or selling of ads often in an event related program or group directory.
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ASHEVILLE -- There will be a concert of chamber music featuring three singers from the Asheville Lyric Opera (ALO) at 3 p.m. Sunday, April 3, at St. Matthias Episcopal Church on South Charlotte Street in Asheville.
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Thomas J. Neagle, JD, Of Counsel
Thomas Neagle is an Of Counsel estate planning and probate lawyer with the Chapel Hill office. Thomas also practices intellectual property, technology, corporate, and contract law, in addition to trust administration and guardianship matters. He was admitted to the North Carolina Bar in 2003, the Patent and Trademark Office in 2005, and became a Board-Certified Specialist in Estate Planning and Probate Law (North Carolina) in 2010.
Thomas received his Juris Doctorate from North Carolina Central School of Law (magna cum laude) and completed his undergraduate at University of Notre Dame. He also holds a masters in computer science from Fairleigh Dickinson University.
Thomas maintains memberships in a number of professional organizations, such as the Association for Computing Machinery, American Economic Association, and the American Association for Justice. Through his membership with the North Carolina Bar Association he participates with the Estates and Business Law Sections. He is a member of the Probate and Trust Law Sections of the American Bar Association. On a local level, he maintains membership in the Orange County Bar Association and the Judicial District 15-B.


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Trying to convince my dad. We just went to the local shop in RI and scanned through some suits but for some reason he didn't bite the bullet and get one. (He's been chargin the past two winters in a 3/2 with a separate hood) Then we come home and I looked at this thread and it was like the stars aligned. It is his size, free shipping, and 165!?!?! I mean really, even free shipping! But the answer was no, "I don't want to spend any money." Wish you luck this winter dad! Sorry!
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Thanks anyway, there is no way I could convince him. Its not the price, the price is great! I just don't think he would do it. Hope you get a good bargain on it though! Crazy awesome price! Wish I was that big!
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For Sale: large tall 6/5/4 Oneill Heat hooded wetsuit chest zip 2012 model. will ship
Ive used this suit maybe 7 times. I bought it new this time last year. Reason I'm selling is I'm moving to LA in a few weeks and am going to use the money from this suit toward a hooded 4/3.
I am a very clean person, suit was rinsed out with fresh water and hung to dry after every use. No tears or any imperfections. Suit is like new. 6/5/4 mill size Large Tall with chest zip entry that is surprisingly easy to get into. equipped with both chest and back firewalls that wick water away.
I paid $317 for the suit last year. I'm asking $165.
Can meet locally or Ship.
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I've been using C++ for about 6 or 7 years now, and I consider myself fluent in it. I've never bothered with Java until now, but I find myself out of the job (company went under) and I need to expand my skill set. Someone recommended Java, so I am wondering if there is any advice for where somebody like me might start. I am also interested to know what the key aspects of Java are that are most likely to come up in an interview.
We started with Q&A. Technical documentation is next, and we need your help.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you can contribute.
There are some popular areas that I think of when we talk about Java
You can always search for "C++ to Java" in Google. I'm sure there will plenty of good start points. Don't forget not to put * in front of var name next time you code Java :)
I recommend you read the book Effective Java cover to cover. Not only will you learn lots of good programming practices, but you will also learn more about Java than you otherwise would. Highly recommended. :-)
As a simple example, in Java, rather than rolling bitfields by hand (which is rather painful to do in Java, and for good reason), you use an
BTW, if you don't mind reading a PDF (no DRM) version, it's cheaper than hardcopy too: http://www.informit.com/title/0132345285
There are a number of great "in depth" Java books that will teach you not only Java, but also best programming practices.
If you're just interested in syntax and an introduction to the Class Hierarchy, Java in 24 hours is pretty good. From there, you will know enough to go and explore more on your own.
I highly recommend thinking of a small project to help you learn. In fact, think of a teeny tiny project -- it will turn out much bigger than you think! ;) Maybe a simple shoot-em-up or a Daleks- or Asteroids-alike, or some such.
The main thing being: for an expert-level programmer, don't try to learn Java from a book. You can get introduced to Java via a book, but then you have to go learn on your own (or from another.) It's like learning to drive a car -- you can get the basics from a book, but you need to explore & try stuff, and someone who knows how can be very helpful.
Some things that will help:
People use the word "Java" to mean all 3 things, and slip between them without much notice, so pay attention to that, when you start talking Java to people.
Good luck!
(And let us know when your game is available :)
The biggest issue with the C++ to Java conversion is that they're so similar -- you'll find yourself doing C++-isms for a while. But it's no big deal: as suggested, read Josh Bloch's book, and run through the tutorials on java.sun.com and you'll do fine.
In my opinion, Java sets itself apart from C++ in three ways:
As a former C++ guy, the first two shouldn't be a problem. (In fact, I would wager they will strike you as rather refreshing.) To get used to the libraries, I recommend Bruce Eckel's Thinking in Java - the 3rd edition is free to download. Though the beginning chapters will probably be a little too basic, the sections about GUI programming, concurrency, and the various container classes will be very helpful.
Beyond that, the best way to learn any language is to read good code.
I started by reading the Java Language Specification, version 2 at the time (2001). In my view it is quite readable as specifications go.
Effective Java is good advice.
Java Puzzlers is good to learn corner cases and possible pitfalls.
The Peter Norton's Guide to Java Programming, "Making the Transition from C/C++ to Java".


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The Address
Ken Burns tells the story of a tiny school in Putney, Vermont, the Greenwood School, where each year the students are encouraged to memorize, practice and recite the Gettysburg Address. In its exploration of Greenwood, whose students, boys ages 11-17, all face a range of complex learning differences, the film also unlocks the history, context and importance of President Lincoln's most powerful address.
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NFL preps footballs with data-tracking chips
They'd determine whether or not goal posts need to be narrower.
NFL starts working on a Snapchat Discover channel
The football league is bringing videos and more to the social network du jour.
Pro Football Hall of Fame brings in holographic coaches
Virtual versions of Joe Namath and Vince Lombardi will give you pep talks.
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Best Of :: Food & Drink
A good neighborhood bar is a place where the waitstaff is friendly, the music is good, and the taps are cheap and plentiful. The Blue Door Pub has all these things, but it also has something few bars can claim: hangman. That's right, each booth comes equipped with chalk and a board perfect for a boozed-up round of hangman—or whatever else you choose to do with them. That peculiarly wholesome feature is in keeping with the Blue Door's ambiance. It's not a place for vodka Red Bulls and house music, but it's a great venue to unwind after work and knock back a few pints of Surly. The happy hours go late, the crowds are pleasant, and pretty waitresses will never let your pint glass go dry. Plus, the Cajun fries are plain delicious.
City Pages presents: Best Neighboorhood Bar - St. Paul produced by MPLS.TV.
The parking lot tells the story at Mandarin Kitchen. On one recent Sunday morning, the asphalt surrounding this hidden Bloomington strip-mall gem was so stuffed with minivans that, much to the dismay of Buck's Unpainted Furniture, the cars spilled like burst pot-sticker innards into the spaces reserved for surrounding businesses. But Buck's pain is your gain, because this is how you spot good dim sum in this town. Southern China's beloved brunch tradition, dim sum is a family affair, and to find the best you go where the Chinese families go; in other words, a parking lot full of minivans is as good as three Michelin stars. Once you've lucked into a parking spot and shouldered your way inside, Mandarin Kitchen makes good on the promise of its lot. Dim sum is a circus of small plates meant to be shared by big, happy groups—its name translates to something like "heart's delight." Here that means delectable steamed dumplings (gao), stuffed crab balls, pork buns, seaweed salad, and various other delights ferried directly to your table. Our tip: Try a little bit of everything, even the "Phoenix talons," which, yeah, are really just fried chicken feet, but they're also dang tasty. And bring the kids: They're an important part of this weekend-only tradition, and they'll love the eel tank in the waiting area.
First, she'll be impressed that "social" is in the name—it gives you instant in-the-know cred. But more than that, the new Northeast dining spot lives up to its name: The small size and closely spaced tables make for warm, buzzing chatter that cloaks the evening meal in a sense of intimacy. The menu is fantastic, and at $18 to $20 per entrée, it won't break the bank. On a cozy late-winter visit, the salmon with spaghetti squash and snow peas was superb, as was the beautifully arranged chicken with spinach, root vegetables, and maple syrup. The servers are knowledgeable and friendly, so they'll do all the talking and make you look smart to your date. Quite a few couples will have the same idea, though, so reservations are recommended on weekends.
"Dry or wet?" the server at Fasika asked us as we ordered a plate of the marinated beef ribs. We wanted 'em juicy, of course, so the spicy sauce on those fatty meat nubs would soak right in to the spongy injera bread. The ambiance at this longtime Ethiopian eatery is as eclectic as it is low-key: Its chartreuse walls are covered with religious iconography (Fasika is the word for Easter in Amharic), and fake flowers are displayed on tabletops covered with plastic, the way Queens's prosperous immigrant families put slipcovers on their sofas. Service is relaxed and kind. Once, when a regular expressed interest in the music being played, the waitress offered to lend him the CD. The vegetarian plate is one of Fasika's best dishes. It comes on a platter nearly two feet wide and could easily feed two people. Several types of lentils—from the sweet, mushy golden ones to the firm, light-green pebbles served cold, with salad fixings—paint the legume in a flattering light. You might also find scoops of tender, braised greens, boiled beets, chickpea balls, curried potatoes, cabbage, carrots, or lettuce strips with Italian dressing. And of course, enough extra injera to swaddle a baby.
The first Kurdish restaurant to open in the United States, Babani's is named for the Babani tribe, whose men were known for their fighting skills and sexual prowess (seriously, it says that on the menu!) and whose women were considered kind, forgiving, and exceptionally good at cooking. The menu consists of authentic Kurdish dishes, including chicken tawa (chicken sautéed in lemon and spices and baked in layers of potatoes, green peppers, onions, and dried limes) and Sheik Babani (cored eggplant filled with spicy meat and vegetables). The tangy Dowjic soup made from chicken, yogurt, and lemon juice is a patron favorite that works miracles on a head cold and is credited for "keeping many a Kurdish traveler from wandering too far from home."
We like the greenery of W.A. Frost's garden patio and the bustle of the sidewalk seats at the Local, but when it comes to outdoor dining, our favorite perch is a roof deck. With its posh lounge seating—cushy couches surrounded by pretty planters and roaring fire pits—nestled between tall glass skyscrapers, Seven's Skybar is tops. The 6,000-square-foot deck offers striking views overlooking Block E's bright signage and the rest of the Hennepin Avenue hustle, as well as plenty of great people-watching due to Seven's diverse and sharply dressed crowd. The rooftop's bar offers beer, wine, cocktails, and a list of fancy martinis that are too chic for their plastic glassware, but you can also order food from the restaurant's steakhouse or sushi menus. Another unique—and cool—feature: Seven's Skybar stays open during the winter months. No food or drinks are served during that period, but guests may carry up a drink—or a selection from the cigar menu—and camp out under one of the heated tents.


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What is h.Energy?
h.Energy is our annual free countywide festival in Herefordshire celebrating opportunities to live more sustainably. The festival creates a space where anyone can share their ideas about how we can create the future we hope to live in.
Plans are being put in place for h.Energy 2016, which will take place on the 7th - 9th October 2016.
In the meantime thanks to everyone who was involved with h.Energy 2015 - all of our wonderful local event holders and speakers, our Gold Sponsors - Wye Valley Brewery and Oakwrights - and also to Awards for All, Green Open Homes, Lightfoot Energy Services, Caplor Energy, Herefordshire Council and Herefordshire Wildlife Trust for their funding & support.
But what is this all about.... ?
Carbon emissions (or more accurately greenhouse gas emissions) are a cause of climate change. They are released when fuels are burned in vehicles, homes, power stations and factories.
Reducing our carbon emissions is essential if we are to reduce the effects of climate change around the world.
On the bright side, reducing our carbon emissions also brings rewards in the short term. By insulating our homes, getting on a bike, and eating food that we have grown locally we will be saving money and giving ourselves a better level of health and fitness.
By adopting sustainable low energy lifestyles we will also benefit the local economy, and therefore the people who live and work in Herefordshire.
And there is a lot already happening... h.Energy provides an opportunity for those of you who are leading the way to share what you have learnt with others around the county; and for those of us wondering where to begin, it offers a range of ideas, activities and workshops.
The ultimate objective of h.Energy is to demonstrate that using renewable local resources, avoiding waste and reducing energy usage is just common sense. We also hope that the week will bring people together - to have fun and share resources, as well as information and ideas - maybe over a slice of cake and a cup of tea at an h.Energy event ..
"h.Energy is a popular and well known event that people look out for, to research any project they're undertaking. So it is an ongoing service to the public that is needed." Event attendee 2014
"h.Energy allows people to explore without judgment, and have an insight into lifestyle changes that would have a positive impact on their lives." Event attendee 2013
"There are so many different events all over the county and it is very inspiring to see how much is already happening in Herefordshire." Event attendee 2010
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Crazy Salad: Some Things About Women
217 pages; Modern Library
Available at: Amazon.com | Barnes & Noble | iBooks | IndieBound
The first essay in this collection is about being flat-chested and making your way in the world as a woman with no breasts, which was never my problem, even at, like, 10, when I was reading the book. But Ephron was also hilarious, and I didn't know women could talk that way about those kinds of things. The collection felt like a really funny, intimate conversation you could have with one of your best friends. I thought, This is how I want to write. This is the kind of stuff I want to talk about, and this is the way I want to talk about it.
— As told to Sara Nelson