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Intervention's Candy Finnigan – the last drink's on her
November 30, 2009 by William K. Wolfrum
After a lifetime of being casual about her appearance, Candy Finnigan – one of three Interventionists on the hit Reality show "Intervention" – has learned that fame can make you change your perspective.
"The other day, a friend showed me that someone took a picture of me at the airport and put it on their Facebook page," said Candy Finnigan. "I guess no more running to Ralphs in my pajamas for me."
Things weren't supposed to turn out this way for Candy Finnigan. Coming from a well-to-do family in Vermont, Finnigan went to school at the University of Kansas, where she met, fell in love with, and eventually married Mike Finnigan, a 6-foot-5 basketball star, and as Candy said "The big man on campus. I always liked the jocks, and he was cute, too. He still is."
The opening years of the Finnigan's marriage kept Candy's roll going. Mike quickly went on to become an in-demand and well-respected musician, playing with the likes of Jimi Hendrix and Etta James.
With two children and a husband who had become a successful musician, all seemed right for Candy Finnigan. But still, her drinking continued to accelerate. The Finnigans were a couple that liked to drinks, even as they studiously avoided the temptations that come with the musical industry. But as their marriage had advanced, so had their drinking and, both Finnigans had began to drink more and more. The word "divorce" came to mind for the first time for Candy.
While interventions were still a concept undergoing birth pangs, Candy got a one-person intervention that got her straight – from her Mother-in-law Evelyn Finnigan, who let Candy know she wouldn't allow her two grandchildren to grow up in an alcoholic househould.
"His mother spotted me first, and gave me a 60-day limit to get sober. Evelyn was adamant about the damage it would do to the kids." said Candy Finnigan, admitting she didn't get sober until day 56 of the time limit. "I am sober, thanks to God to Evelyn Finnigan. She stayed with me, when he first came home. Because it's really difficult to stay sober when one partner is still drinking."
While neither were ever sucked into the "music scene" Candy still found a way to drink at home while raising two kids, while Mike's drinking began to become part of his persona, "he was a great drunk," said Candy.
But nearly 13 weeks later, Mike joined his wife on the road to sobriety. "I was just terrified of living without drinking," said Mike Finnigan – also known in the political blogosphere as the man behind "Mike's Blog Round Up" at Crooks & Liars. But the two have been successful, with more than 22 years of sobriety each.
It was when the Finnigans' two children began getting older and more independent that Candy Finnigan started looking for a new challenge. Attending a class at UCLA with a friend was the key for Candy, and her experiences at UCLA ended with her receiving a certification in chemical dependency from UCLA. She then went on and completed her internship at Cedars-Sinai Hospital, where she worked in addiction services.
Of course, the journey to becoming a full-time Interventionist was a difficult one, as well. Told by her professor and mentor, Dr. Van Johnson that Interventions were no place for a woman, she just worked harder to gain his respect.
"I am so grateful he's the one who got to me first, because he really taught me it was God's work," said Candy Finnigan. "He would never let me do an Intervention because he didn't think it was the work of a woman, so I got my certification and went to work."
"She had a hard time because it was such a male-dominated area," said Mike Finnigan. "She had a tough time the first 7-8 years. But she's really good at what she does. Mainly it's just a tribute to her hard work and to her compassion. She was just one of a handful of women involved. But she never gave up."
Dr. Johnson – an Episcopalian priest who was doing ground-breaking work in regard to Interventions – warmed to Candy Finnigan and helped her solidify her beliefs in the Intervention process. When Finnigan received her doctorate and joked that people would have to call her a doctor, Dr. Johnson approached and her and said "not to us, you're not," with a wry smile.
Finnigan said her work with Intervention – while occasionally drawing embarrassing attention – has been a life-changing experience. And while after years of experience she has learned to always stay professional, she admits it's never easy.
"I cry every time," said Finnigan. "The most recent one I did was with someone who was a championship boxer and now lived on the street in a box. I sobbed during that."
While Finnigan has made her mark as a chemical dependency expert and Interventionist, she has always remembered the one important fact that got her to this position – she is an alcoholic.
"I have to be honest with you and tell you, I had a pretty good battle with my husband that over Thanksgiving that over my dead body would I serve wine with dinner for my daughter and her friend," relayed Candy Finnigan. "If they want to go out and drink, fine. But I get really uptight about it, and it's dumb. I just don't want the bottle sitting in the ice box tempting me, even after 23 years. Not that it as tempting as I make it, but just the principle."
Aware that not everyone can afford a professional Intervention on a family member or loved one, Candy Finnigan has a book out to make it easier. Titled "When Enough is Enough," the book gives readers a frank and honest look at how to tackle the needs of an intervention including personal, medical, psychiatric, financial, and legal issues involved.
" 'When Enough is Enough,' is a very easy read. It can really help you if you know of someone who needs an intervention, but you just cant' afford what you see us do on the show."
And in case you get the wrong opinion of Candy Finnigan – that she's a tough-as-nails taskmaster – just know this – if you agree to go to rehab, the last drink's on her.
"After I do an intervention on somebody, I always buy them their last drink," said Finnigan. "It's like they say, 'who goes to rehab sober?'"
Intervention Facts
More than 150,000 families of loved ones have applied to be on Intervention, but less than 150 have been featured. Of the 138 people that have had an Intervention on the show, 117 have remained sober – a staggering statistic when compared to national rates. There are 27 people that work on a show. Of those 27, only two are non-drinkers. While first admitting to be slightly offended by this, Candy Finnigan came around to see the sense it made. "If it was all recoverers doing it, nothing would ever get done." It takes nearly five months from the time an applicant is accepted until the moment the intervention actually takes place. The Rehab centers seen on Intervention are the show's biggest sponsors, offering their services for free. The person undergoing the Intervention process is not charged for any of the treatment. This season, the seventh for Intervention, former lightwight boxing champion Rocky Lockeridge will be among those receiving help. This season will also see Intervention hand out it first five-year chip to someone that received an intervention on the show.
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Education update: The recession hits public education
The government has announced that spending cuts are planned in a number of areas of education. The city academies in particular, which up to now have been receiving a disproportionate level of funding on account of their blazing a trail for the privatisation of education in general, have been told to 'tighten their belts' in preparation for significant funding cuts.
The truth is that many schools are already in deep financial difficulties as a result of reduced funding (in real terms) and having to pay for the PFI deals that were imposed on them.
Amelia Hill and Max Rashbrooke, writing in
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the costs of planning and setting up new schools have soared by 50 percent under the government's rebuilding programme, with one council paying consultants £24m before a single building had even been constructed. The massive rises in the cost of new privately financed schools ... have contributed to the bill for the government's flagship school rebuilding programme spiralling from £45bn to £55bn.
Such are the fruits of privatisation. It is worth noting that in Cuba, a relatively impoverished, tiny Caribbean country, education continues to go from strength to strength. The problem is not the recession
per se
; the problem is capitalism.
Higher grades, but no jobs or higher education
Pupils, parents, press and politicians enjoyed a rare moment of shared joy this August, as GCSE and A-level results were substantially higher than last year. In the euphoria, it was only a handful of commentators that noticed a worrying trend: the poverty gap in education is widening. Just 21 percent of children on free school meals got five or more A*-C grades at GCSE, compared to 49 percent of those not on free school meals.
Unfortunately, despite record results, it is estimated that 170,000 university applicants will be turned down this year, up from 132,000 last year and 120,000 in 2007. (See 'Bright pupils miss out on place',
BBC News Online
, 29 August 2009)
Owing to lack of funds, universities have put strict limits on the number of places they are offering. Owing to lack of
, more and more youngsters are applying to university. Meanwhile, those who are lucky enough to get places are getting saddled with enormous and ever-rising debts.
BBC News Online
of 18 August reported that debt levels in England have risen by 10 percent in the last year alone. ('New students "face £23,000 debt"')
Presumably, this is at least partly due to the decreased availability of part-time jobs. The inevitable outcome of this is that working-class young people will be increasingly squeezed out of higher education.
Interestingly, the introduction of tuition fees appears not to have improved the financial situation of the universities one bit. On the contrary, funding for teaching at England's universities is being cut by 1.36 percent next year in order to save costs. (
The Independent
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Although tuition fees were sold to the public on the basis that they would be used to bolster universities' coffers, they have in fact just been used as a cash-saving device for Westminster.
According to
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"; the number of 'Neets' (government term for those young people not in employment, education or training) has increased from 730,000 to 835,000 in the last year (a 15 percent increase), leaving more than one in six young people without either job or prospects. In the London Borough of Hackney, 29 percent of young people are not in employment or education.
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Chris Howard, president of the NAHT, stated recently that "parents who won't pay are, in fact, cutting the activities and hindering the education of their own children and others in school". (
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The Oracle Report for Thursday, December 31, 2015
Disseminating Moon Phase: share, communicate
Moon in Virgo/Libra (Friday, January 1 @ 1:42 am ET/6:42 am UT)
Aspect of the Aeon Sophia (Wisdom): Tara - Goddess Who Guides Through Troubles and Dhumavati - Goddess Who Sorts and Winnows
Aspect of the Aeon Thelete (Will/Desire): Elias - God of the West, God of Transformation
Skill: dive under any turmoil; seek brilliance
True Alignments: goodwill, overcoming, long-term development, expertise, outreach, closing the gap, mastering a skill, patiently sorting out the details, unlimited creativity, self care and nourishment, inner beauty, gentle, freedom, seeing what is out of proportion, trust and reliability, sticking with something through rough times
Catalysts for Change: underhanded, deeds performed in secret, manipulating, restrictions, irritable, heightened anxiety, neglecting self, know-it-alls, exploiting situations, removing the right to refuse, avoidance, incomplete, self-sacrifice, false flags, unrefined, sophisticated strategies of deceit
Sabian Symbol for the Solar-Lunar Month: "in winter, people cutting ice from a frozen pond for use in summer" (preparation, seeing ahead)
Sabian Symbol for the Solar-Lunar Year: "the music of the spheres" (the recalibration/retuning of human consciousness)
The partially Earth-directed CME from Monday is arriving today. As this happens, emotions and tempers can run hot, and so can the Earth, as geologic activity is often intensified.
The environment for high emotions (especially sadness, anger, and aggression) is already ripe, with the square between Mercury and Mars. This has been in effect for the last few days (see Archives) and will end when Mercury enters Aquarius tomorrow, January 1 at 9:21 pm ET/January 2 at 2:21 am UT.
Today is the Gregorian calendar's New Year's Eve. In the natural/cosmic cycles of time, the next New Year begins on April 7, 2016, with the New Moon in Aries, the first sign or beginning of the zodiac. For this reason, "New Year's resolutions" are notnaturally supported by the energy. The best time (or the time that nature supports) for initiating something new or a major change is during the New Moon phase of any given lunar month, and the very best time is the New Moon in Aries. Aries New Moons re-set the energetics for the year. This does not mean to put off making a change; it just means to recognize that major alterations of behavior are harder to accomplish because they are not timed with nature. Archontic (unnatural, inorganic) time structures are not based on anything real or tangible. The cycles of the Sun and Moon are real and tangible. The cycles teach us how to flow with tides of time, not against them. This is why I so heavily emphasize them; life is easier when it is more natural.
The energetic emissions of the day run a full spectrum:
1- HYPER-EMOTIONALITY: The CME cranks up emotions, which are already tumultuous with Venus at the degree of "the ocean covered with whitecaps." When this Sabian symbol is activated, oceans of emotions surface and churn. The energy can feel like overwhelm or onslaught, in "good" ways and "bad" ways. Situations will be emotionally super-charged, and alcohol will intensify them. Uranus and the Black Moon are in opposition, heightening odds for accidents, injuries, and shocks. Risks are not advised.
2- SECRETS AND DECEPTION: The Sabian symbol of "the ocean covered with whitecaps" makes the truth or the truth of the depth of something hard to ascertain. It is hard to rely on things with this energy. Truth is usually covered over by an onslaught of misleading information that is meant to shroud and confuse. This energetic relates directly back to November 23 when the Sun disseminated this energy. Be aware of where you are placing your trust because this energy deceives.
This, in combination with Mercury discharging the last degree of Capricorn, "directors of a large firm meet in secret conference," is a perfect set-up for things being "slipped" past us. Things are done in the dark when no one is paying attention. When people are partying, they are usually not paying attention. (Wise owls are, though.)
3- RELEASING BURDENS AND LIMITATIONS: The Sun disseminates the energy of "an albatross feeding from the hand of a sailor." Today's theme of "seas of emotions" repeats with this dynamic, but an element of releasing things to go to a higher level is implied. This symbol also makes amends and bridges things that have been divided. We are directed to share what we have, what we know, and what we feel. From this, we gain much-needed "food for the soul."
4-BRILLIANCE REVEALED: The Earth is located at the degree of "a large diamond in the first stages of the cutting process." Each of us is a gem, being faceted by life. Our brilliance is revealed when the extraneous or unneeded is removed. Big ideas (large diamonds) can come to us under this dynamic. What we value comes to light, and things that are fake crumble under the pressure. Diamonds are not rare, as we are led to believe. However, a brilliantly cut diamond of many facets brings a rare level of reflection of light. Is something inside you calling to come forward -- a talent, interest, hobby, or project? Is there another facet of you that wants to emerge?
Additionally, things of lasting value are highlighted today with Mars at the degree of "mankind's vast, enduring effort to reach for knowledge transferable from generation to generation." We have lasting value, as we endure the tests of "the times."
The incoming CME carries the energy of 15 Leo (the degree of the location of the Moon at the time of the CME on December 28th) and "a pageant moving along a street packed with people." This is energy that is on the move and on display. At the core, it is energy for gathering together in celebration.
On this "New Year's Eve," wise owls are watching the display of "sunworks," during all of the fireworks. Safe journeys on the high seas today, everyone.
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From ancient times it was believed that a healthy lifestyle and sports harden a person's character, make it more stress-resistant and strong.Engage is certainly useful, and recorded in the gym, you are making a huge step towards perfection, excellent physical condition and beauty.But despite all these qualities, this activity may cause irreparable harm to humans, and sometimes death can occur.Wanting to get a big dose of adrenaline, people often go to rash acts, in advance without knowing what they will.
most dangerous sport is very difficult to identify, so consider those that are very popular with people wanting to go to extreme situations.
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most dangerous sport, honorable won first place in the rating of the US "Forbes" - BASE Jumping.This kind of life-threatening entertainment differs from parachute jumps only to those that are jumping from skyscrapers, cliffs, bridges, antennas and other high objects.The complexity and the risk is that you need a short time to have time to open the
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This is the most dangerous sport is illegal, it can not compete and take part.Its essence is to ride on the running board, or the roof of a moving train at high speed.The risk is that these "passengers" may fall off the train or cripple at the entrance to the tunnel.Very often desperate adventurers, engaged in this sport, you can meet on the subway wagons.
Making Sense with another view, fall into the category "the most dangerous sport."Speedriding is a kind of combination of skiing and paragliding.The bottom line is that adventurers descend from the snowy slope on a special parachute and freeride skiing.This kind of entertainment there very long, but has already become a favorite among experienced skiers and parachutists.
fifth place in the ranking of "most dangerous sports" takes to rock climbing.Despite the excellent equipment and gear, in this kind of extreme relaxation it is also not without casualties.Bad weather, avalanches, landslides, rock - it's not all that can wait for tourists on the mountain path to the goal.Frostbite and hypothermia, lung disease and lack of oxygen often leads to death.
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No. 2 Corona del Mar vs. No. 3 St. Margaret's, 4:30 p.m.
Where: Mission Viejo HS
Previous meeting: Corona del Mar won 7-5, April 22
Notable: This is an intriguing matchup. The teams just played a couple of weeks ago. The Tartans had the lead late in that contest, but the Sea Kings were able to pull it out. The key matchup will be the face-off battle between Ryan Harnisch (St. Margaret's) and Jason Simaan (CdM).
No. 1 Foothill vs. No. 4 JSerra, 7 p.m.
Where: Mission Viejo HS
Previous meeting: Foothill won 13-8, April 2
Notable: Their first meeting came before Foothill's east coast trip. For the Lions, you could tell they were still figuring some things out. That loss kicked off a three-game losing streak for JSerra. Since then, JSerra has won five of the final six games. Foothill has only one loss and that was to Lincoln-Sudbury of Massachusetts.
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Forum topic by thebenchdogs | posted 03-13-2012 02:11 PM | 2893 views | 0 times favorited | 21 replies |
Topic tags/keywords: plane Anyone have any feedback on the Lee Valley Wheel Marking Gauge? I currently have a traditional pin Marking Gauge, and wanted to get some feedback on the wheel gauges. Thanks -- Scott |
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#1 posted 03-13-2012 02:16 PM |
I have the basic wheel marking gauge from Veritas/Lee Valley. I use it all the time. Personally, I hate the traditional style mortise gauges where you basically scrape a line. The wheel works great. If I need to replace it, I'd probably buy one with the micro-adjuster on it next time. -- "hold fast to that which is good" |
#2 posted 03-13-2012 02:37 PM |
Wheels are good. Pins are . . . not so good. |
#3 posted 03-13-2012 02:40 PM |
Just used my pin type this AM. Wheel would be a LOT better. -- firstname.lastname@example.com |
#4 posted 03-13-2012 02:47 PM |
I have the " Micro-Adjust Gauge, Imperial" http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.aspx?p=59455&cat=1,42936 Worth the extra few bucks. I love it.. very precice, cuts a nice smooth line… be careful tho, it rolls off the top of your worbench really easily (Cringe) -- Will, Ontario Canada. "I can do fast, cheap and good, but you can only pick two... " |
#5 posted 03-13-2012 02:49 PM |
Any feedback on the knives used on the traditional mortise gauges? I saw a video on the Woodwhisper, and Marc was using a Mortise gauge with a knife, in place of the standard pin. -- Scott |
#6 posted 03-13-2012 03:03 PM |
I found my pin style mortise gauge worked much better when I took a file to it and made it more knife-like. I also have the LV wheel gauge and I really like it. It's my go-to marking gauge for almost everything. -- John |
#7 posted 03-13-2012 03:15 PM |
I've had one for quite a while and use it all the time. It makes a nice clean mark. I also filed a flat spot on the wheel, so it wouldn't roll off the workbench (the only negative I've found). |
#8 posted 03-13-2012 03:29 PM |
I have a wheel gauge and use it all the time. Never tried a pin gauge and don't have any reason to change. The wheel leaves a nice clean line. -- Julian |
#9 posted 03-13-2012 03:43 PM |
I have a home made marking gauge that uses a knife, and iw works great! Precise, cuts a nice smooth line, nice wide bearing surface, I can sharpen it easily, and best of all, it onlt cost me about $3 to make it. As well, since I can adjust the knife to cut deeper than a wheel, I can use it to cut strips of veneer or other thin materials. I'll post a picture of it later so you can see how it's made. It's quite simple and I'm sure most anyone could copy it in a few hours at most. I have the $10 cheapie round wheel gauge from Rockler (on sale) and it does work well, bu it lacks the large bearing surface of my gauge. The one area I like it, is on the edge of boards when marking dovetails, as I can roll it over the edge. I think my set up is pretty good. I have both and can use either where they work best, and I only have $13 invested. BUT, those micro-adjust gauges are nice too. Not sure if it's worth $50 nice, but nice nonetheless. -- Kenny |
#10 posted 03-13-2012 03:50 PM |
As a final thought, pin gauges suck IMHO. They'll get you by, but they tear the fibers rather than cut it. Filing. Knife-edge on the pin helps, but it's still too small of a blade to really track well. I had bought a BORA low-end pin unit, and I gave it away when I made mine. If you could make a traditional knife type with a micro adjust, you would what would be the ultimate marking gauge IMO. Maybe I'll run that by Incra, see what they come up with??? -- Kenny |
#11 posted 03-13-2012 03:52 PM |
http://www.dilegnosupply.com/Marking-Measuring/gauges_japanese_marking_gauges.htm Japanese marking gauges are better than the wheel marking gauges because they roll off the table, Oops. I'm sure the Lee Valley is a good one. I bought a fox shop one and it wasn't any good, the stupid keeps coming loose and rolls around. Too much hassle. |
#12 posted 03-13-2012 06:26 PM |
LV has a nice Mortise gauge with a knife, and in seeing only in a demonstration, it appears to work well. The one down side I heard with the wheel, is that there isn't much fence to rid along the stock. Never owned a wheel gauge, I can't comment, but like anything else, it is all trial and error. -- Scott |
#13 posted 03-13-2012 07:07 PM |
I like the LV wheel gauge a lot. It does have a tendency to roll and I have caught it a few times. I'm pretty sure I will be filing a flat spot on it soon. -- Bondo Gaposis |
#14 posted 03-13-2012 07:23 PM |
Well, mortising and marking gauges are two different animals. I use the traditional 2 pin gauge for mortices. I'm a luddite. -- firstname.lastname@example.com |
#15 posted 03-13-2012 07:24 PM |
I like the wheels much better than the pins. Much better. I think it's worth the investment. -- My dad and I built a 65 chev pick up.I killed trannys in that thing for some reason-Hog |
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Monday, August 1, 2011
JANICE SEAGRAVES: Introvert with a Bad Case of Shyness
Hi, my name is Janice Seagraves. I'm a romance writer.
I'm actually more introverted than shy. But unfortunately things do change.
At thirteen I fell in love with books, reading Tolkien and Marguerite Henry, among others. I loved getting lost among the mountain passes along with Bilbo and his friends, or falling in love with the ponies of Chincoteague. In high school, I read the Lord of the Rings and The Tripods novels by John Christopher, after which I progressed to other fantasy and SF books.
Books became my refuge. Books never judge you, or say mean things to you. They are there for you, whenever you want them to be.
I kept my nose firmly and happily buried, for God knows how many hours. But introverted or not, love finally found me. After I graduated from HS, I married my hubby.
When I was twenty, I tried my hand at writing. And found it harder than it looks. I wrote off and on for years as I learned to put my thoughts into words, but sadly never completed that first novel.
Then twelve years ago when my daughter was eight, I decided I would write toward publication. I made it my mission to learn as much as I could about the craft of writing. Hubby was very supportive and bought me a laptop computer. Delighted with the gift, I industriously wore the letters off the keys.
I started out small with short stories. Then I bought the Writer's Market. Carefully, I studied the publishers and contests listed. I sent off for guidelines so I could send out my shorts, but was unfortunately rejected.
But I kept at it, determined to see something of mine in print.
Eventually, I started writing book length manuscripts. Now I had a much longer word count to work with, so I was able to explore my characters' personal growth, sexual tension and eventually the moment when my couple falls in love.
Last year, my debut novel was published. My first book is called Windswept Shores; it's a contemporary erotic romance, published through Pink Petal Books.
I was very excited. But I also had to learn to promote.
The internet is a God send for promotions and reaching out to readers. But when I talk to a stranger in person about my book, I found myself stammering and blushing.
Had I suddenly developed a bad case of shyness?
Oh, God. I have.
Then one day I was at the dentist office, having my teeth cleaned. The hygienist asked what I was doing. I told her I had a book published. As I talked to her, I think I must have been as red as a beet, but I forced myself to continue. She was very excited and wanted to buy my book.
I told myself this is something I must do. I had to get past this shyness problem, so I can talk to people who might be interested in my novel.
It's hard but I think I'm making progress.
When I see that opening in the conversation, I give myself a mental kick. Do it. Talk about your book. Smile.
"I'm a writer." My cheeks heat and I know I'm blushing again. But I tell myself to keep going. "I wrote a book about a couple washed up on the same little island in the Bahamas. It's a romance." I reach into my purse. "Would you like a magnet? It has my book cover and website address."
Windswept Shores Blurb:
The sole survivor of a plane crash, Megan is alone on a deserted island in the Bahamas until she finds a nearly-drowned man washed up on shore. Another survivor, this time from a boat wreck. With only meager survival skills between them, will they survive and can they find love?
Janice's website
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- AnonymousAugust 1, 2011 at 4:32 AM
I am an Introvert. Sounds like an AA meeting, but that is how we introverts often feel - that there is something wrong with us. That we have to learn to blend in with the insipid world of extroverts. But I am happy with who I am and don't mind being thought of as a weird-o. What I want to do is recommend a book that help me understand being an introvert - THE INTROVERT ADVANTAGE by Marti Olsen Laney. You may find that you are not really shy, although you might be, but then you need not be. I worked in a very extroverted environment much of my life and I had trouble understanding many other folks and they did not understand me at all. I, too, learned to camouflage my introvertism as many of us introverts do. We shouldn't. We should help them understand us as we try to understand them. Another thing I did was take the Myer's-Briggs Personality temperament test. WOW! I found myself almost to a T. In the test I am an INTP. I have a person cry for me when I read out the INTP profile. She could not understand that it was me and I was happy with being me. What else could I be? I would be happy to discuss being an introvert with others. I know the pain we sometimes live with. The book will help.
Bob Johnson
email@example.com 'My name is Molly Daniels and I'm an introvert...' (sorry, anon; couldn't resist!)
When my first print book was published, I wanted to crawl into a cave and not come out for six months. I was positive I was about to be disowned by my family. But when I received my free copies, I screwed up the courage and gave one to my mom and SIL....and they LOVED it! And when my grandmother actually PAID me for her copy, well that gave me the courage to set up at a few small craft fairs in our area. And a stranger made my day: She bought my book on Thurs evening. Friday, I saw her again; she said she was enjoying the story and couldn't wait to get back to it. The next day, I spotted her walking across the parking area. She came right up to my booth; slapped her hands down on the table and said, 'I LOVED it; I could NOT put it down...when's the 2nd one coming out?'
I was so stunned, I could only stammer, "I don't know...' but gave her an excerpt of book #2. Unfortunately, I did not get her name or anything, and I've not been back to that particular Fish Fry since. I've tried, but we've moved out of the area now and gas is expensive.
But that taught me there are people out there who will read your books. Yes, I'm more outgoing online, but I'm not afraid to talk about my work anymore, and love it when I see anyone with an ereader now: It gives me an opening to mention mine are now e-pubbed.Hi Cassie,
I sure hope we can over come it, lol. I'm so happy you loved my book. :D
Hi Bob,
Thank you for the book recommendation. I'll have to check it out.
Hi Rebecca,
Thank you again. :)
Hi Molly,
Aw, what a great story. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Kay,
Nope, your not the only one. But like me, you can do it too. :)
Janice~- AnonymousAugust 1, 2011 at 10:30 AM
I can totally relate to everyone! Most folks are suprised, though, that I am introvert and somewhat shy as I have no issues when I am online or over the phone talking with folks. But face to face...I freeze! BTW, I LOVED the series by John Christopher, The Tripods. My mom still has the series!


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A Ballade Of Jakko Hill - Poem by Rudyard Kipling
One moment bid the horses wait,
Since tiffin is not laid till three,
Below the upward path and straight
You climbed a year ago with me.
Love came upon us suddenly
And loosed -- an idle hour to kill --
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The Sony Xperia M smartphone has gone on sale in the United States, three months after the electronics producer revealed the mobile device, and weeks after it launched in Asia and Europe. The entry-level smartphone has appeared in both Sony's own online store and Newegg as an off-contract and unlocked release, priced at $250.

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The man who lent an Argentine prosecutor the gun that killed him the day before he was to testify in Congress about allegations against the president emerged from hiding on Wednesday, saying the investigator feared for his family's life.
The prosecutor's employee, Diego Lagomarsino, is the only person to be charged with any offense so far in the case of Alberto Nisman, who was investigating the 1994 bombing of Jewish community center in Buenos Aires.
"I asked him why he wanted it," a pale-looking Lagomarsino told a news conference. 'He told me 'I am worried about the girls.' 'I said: 'but Alberto you have security'. He told me 'but I don't even trust the bodyguards.'"
"At this point, he cracked up, and said: 'Do you know what it is like for your children not to want to be with you just in case something happens to them?" Lagomarsino recounted.
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Nisman's murky death has convulsed Argentina and led to several conspiracy theories.
He was found dead in his apartment, a gunshot wound to the head, on January 18, the day before he had been due to face questions in Congress about his allegations against President Cristina Fernandez. Autopsy results point to the father-of-two having killed himself, investigators say, though others, including Fernandez, say he was murdered.
The 1994 bombing that Nisman was investigating killed 85 people. The prosecutor earlier this month accused the president of seeking to whitewash the Iranian suspects in the case in order to normalize relations with Tehran and gain access to its oil.
Fernandez, who believes Nisman was killed as part of a plot to smear her name, raised questions on Monday about Lagomarsino's role in his death. Lagomarsino was charged on Tuesday with illegally lending a weapon that is registered in his name.
But the lead investigator in the case said on Wednesday there was no evidence to date to suggest Lagomarsino was responsible of a greater crime than lending a gun.
Lagomarsino told reporters Nisman called him over to his apartment the day before his death and asked for the gun. Nisman said he would keep the gun in his safe or in the glovebox of his car when he was out with his children, Lagomarsino recounted.
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When the changes announced in the Budget come into full effect in 1996, 26.3 million people will be paying tax on their income - an increase of 1.2 million on this year and the highest figure since income tax was invented as 'a temporary measure' more than 200 years ago.
The revelation, in a series of Treasury answers to questions from the Labour Party, will increase the pressure on the Treasury and the Bank of England to allow another interest rate cut. Downing Street is already pushing for lower rates to shore up the faltering recovery.
John Townend, chairman of the Conservative back-bench Finance Committee, described the figure yesterday as 'a very damaging scenario' and predicted that the Cabinet would cut taxes before the general election to forestall the huge growth in payers of income tax.
Labour pointed out that most of the new taxpayers will be widows, pensioners and the low-paid. Breadwinners will begin paying tax when their earnings reach only pounds 93 a week.
The growth in numbers of income taxpayers is disclosed in Treasury statistics given in written parliamentary answers by the Financial Secretary, Stephen Dorrell. The Shadow Chancellor, Gordon Brown, said last night: 'The Government cannot say that economic growth is the main factor forcing more people into tax.
'Of the 1.2 million additional taxpayers, only 300,000 at most come from an increase in the workforce. The facts are that thousands will be drawn into paying tax for the first time.'
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Figures published last week that people are borrowing and spending less as they wait for tax increases to take effect next month. There is little evidence of inflationary pressure building up within the economy. But the Bank of England, now responsible for the precise timing - but not the direction - of interest rate changes, is resisting the pressure for a cut.
One senior Tory backbencher, Ian Taylor, MP for Esher, said that the Government had scope for a further quarter-point reduction but that anything more substantial could provoke a move back up again later.
This year, the Treasury admits, 300,000 people will be drawn into the tax net, 140,000 of them pensioners. Next year, the figure is 600,000 and by 1996, a further 300,000 will have joined them.
'The figure represents 400,000 more taxpayers than in 1979 at the end of the last Labour government,' Mr Brown insisted. 'So these new figures contradict all government claims - repeated by Treasury ministers and the Prime Minister - that there were more taxpayers under Labour.'
Describing the three successive years of higher taxes as 'a triple whammy', the Shadow Chancellor added: 'While all those on pounds 64,000 a year are still better off after government tax policies, widows and lone parents are worse off this year, next year and the year after that. A three-year hit on their living standards.'
John Watts, Conservative MP for Slough and chairman of the Commons Treasury Select Committee, said he did not find the Treasury figures 'necessarily shocking'. He added: 'It is unfortunate if people are drawn into the income tax net at a lower cash income than previously.
'But over the years the number of people in the workforce has been increasing steadily, and is now the highest ever.'
The Government's difficulties were thrown into sharp focus by ministers' dilemma over the timing of the Eastleigh by- election, caused by the death of Stephen Milligan. On Friday local Tories selected Stephen Reid, leader of Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council, a twice-married father of four.
Although the contest is still most likely to take place on local election day, 6 May, Conservative Central Office is considering a snap poll in the constituency as early as Maundy Thursday, 31 March.
Mr Reid rejected suggestions that the Conservatives would have difficulties in defending a 17,702 majority after the string of government scandals. 'We will fight a campaign that leads to victory,' he said.
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The Vigilon is a single fire Nerf blaster that was released in 2011 under the Vortex series.
It comes packaged with five XLR discs and instructions.
The Vigilon features a single tactical rail on top of the blaster. It has two release levers on either side the side of the blaster that open the loading mechanism, which is designed to hold up to five XLR discs at a time. It also has a set of iron sights on the end of the blaster, as well as a clip point on the handle for a strap, bandolier, or another carrying device.
It is similar to blasters such as Speedload 6 and the Maverick REV-6.
Color schemes
The Vigilon has been released with the following color schemes:
- Vortex standard (green, grey, and orange)
- Sonic Series (clear green and orange)
- Re-release (white, grey, orange, and dark red)
Due to the complex internals of the Vigilon, there are only a few modifications that can be done. It is possible to set the torsion spring to a tighter position or to replace it with a newer, more powerful spring. Another modification that is done somewhat commonly is removing safety features within the blaster. Though not a performance enhancing modification, the ring at the bottom of the handle is a removable, redundant piece.
Value packs
The Vigilon has so far been released in two value packs: a "Double Your Discs" value pack, which included ten XLR discs, and a twin-pack with the Praxis.
Reloading and firing
To reload the Vigilon, pull down one of the release levers to open the integrated magazine. The user then loads up to five discs into the blaster. The magazine door must then be pushed upwards and the priming slide must be pulled back.
To fire a disc, pull back the trigger.
- The name Vigilon could be derived from the Latin verb "vigilare" and its first person conjugation, "vigilo", which means "I watch".
- Some Nerfers consider the Vigilon as an upgraded Maverick due to its range and its looks.
- A sixth disc can be loaded into the blaster by simply pushing down the feeding mechanism until it clicks.
- By priming the blaster and then doing this, the blaster can have a total capacity of seven discs.
- It is possible for the Vigilon to fire two discs at once. This is achieved by pulling the disc release mechanism on the right hand side of the barrel with a disc loaded, then priming the blaster again whilst keeping the original disc from falling out. While this can grant the element of surprise when handled correctly, the drop in range and accuracy combined with the slower three-step preparation mean that it is only viable as a short-range tactic that can be readied from cover.
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This Gif entitled Gif Title was created from the youtube video 3 years ago. It uses 12 frames per second and is displayed at 240px resolution. This animated image plays for 2 seconds, was built with high quality and an estimated weight of 637.24 KB for download. This animation was originally created from the BIRDEMIC: The Best Worst Movie Ever - JonTron video from 07:02 to 07:04.
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