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Just because big bold brows are the best beauty accessory these days doesn't mean that you should stop getting your trimmed and properly groomed. You wan to to be able to keep the shape of the brow while getting those unwanted follicles off effectively. Instead of plucking, you have decided to get an eyebrow waxing instead.
A lot of people would just come to a salon and have an attendant assist them in getting their brows trimmed to its ideal shape. If you have never done this before though, some research on what the experience is going to be like is definitely going to help. At least you would know exactly what to expect the moment you step inside these establishments.
If you are getting your brows waxed for the first time, never make the mistake of actually getting it done on the very day of an event. You would not want to be sporting a perfectly shaped brows with skin that is red surrounding it. It is expected that the skin in the area that will be plucked out will be sensitive and red. To some people, this might only take a few hours, but to others, it might take longer.
Expect the longer hairs on your brows will be trimmed as well. No only will the attendant assisting you be plucking all those wayward hair follicles out. He will make sure too that those longer hairs are trimmed off to make sure that you get to achieve that perfectly arched brows. So, if you do see a small pair of scissors on the hands of the attendant, don't be alarmed. It is part of the procedure. Best Anglesea dentist is Purely Dental so no need to go any where else contact Purely Dental.
It is going to hurt a lot the first time. Expect that there is always going to be pain. The removal of the hair from the roots is always going to sting. But doing the procedure time and time again is only likely to result to finer hair growing out. As a result, you will expect that the next sessions are not going to hurt as much any more since there is not going to be much hair to remove anymore.
If you are not that tolerant to pain, doing some procedures ahead of time that will help numb the area where the hairs should be plucked out is always going to help. There are numbing creams that can be used for this purpose. See if your local pharmacy happens to have a topical numbing cream. Use it to apply on the eye brow area. Get this done 30 minutes before the procedure for maximum effects.
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Getting the eyebrows waxed should not be as painful as getting your other parts of the body plucked out of unwanted body hair. However, you need to remember that there are still things you have to be prepared for ahead of time when getting the procedure done for the first time. Doing your homework before a session will always help save you from inconveniences and discomfort since you already know what to expect before coming in.


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Martin Peres at Intel has sent out the latest revised patches for supporting Direct Rendering Infrastructure 3 (DRI3) with EGL.
Earlier this year Samsung's Julien Isorce posted VA-API support for Nouveau to better video acceleration for this open-source NVIDIA driver. Since then he's been working on some Gallium3D VA improvements to benefit the use-case of Chromium's GStreamer back-end.
With last week's release of Ubuntu 15.10, Mesa 11.0 is part of the open-source graphics stack. Unfortunate for those with an AMD GCN GPU that uses the RadeonSI Gallium3D driver, Mesa 11.0 on Ubuntu 15.10 is built against an older version of LLVM that doesn't allow the OpenGL 4.1 support to be exposed. For RadeonSI users, I'd say switching to Mesa 11.1-devel + LLVM 3.8 SVN is almost a must once installing Ubuntu 15.10, but is it worthwhile for R600g users?
A number of prominent changes have landed within Mesa in the past few days. If you haven't updated to the latest Git lately, here's some of what you're missing out on.
For those not riding Mesa Git master for all of the latest open-source 3D driver functionality, Mesa 11.0.4 is now the latest stable release.
The open-souce QEMU/KVM stack with VirtIO will finally be able to have guest 3D/OpenGL acceleration that's backed by the GPU/driver of the host system! While VMware and VirtualBox have long had guest 3D support backed by the host's hardware, it's taken a while for the open-source Linux virtualization stack to gain this functionality.
The latest OpenGL extension implemented for the Intel Mesa DRI driver is ARB_shader_stencil_export.
While Mesa currently has the swrast, LLVMpipe, and Softpipe drivers as software rasterizers that run OpenGL on the CPU rather than any dedicated GPU, a team at Intel has been developing a new, high-performance software rasterizer. This Intel team hopes to upstream their new "OpenSWR" project into Mesa as offering fast, CPU-rendered graphics.
Rob Clark has published a set of eight patches for review that add support for NIR as an alternate intermediate representation (IR) under Gallium3D.
While the Intel, Nouveau NV50/NVC0, and LLVMpipe/Softpipe drivers have already supported OpenGL 4.3's ARB_texture_view extension, the AMD R600g and RadeonSI drivers have not. However, that's looking to soon change.
For those that don't know or may have forgot, Gallium3D has a Heads-Up Display (HUD) for showing various driver metrics while running OpenGL games/applications. If you're an SVGA VMware user, there's some new HUD queries available.
While most Phoronix readers should be well aware of the bug reporting procedures for Mesa drivers, Ian Romanick of Intel has written a lengthy blog post about the process of writing a "good" bug report for the open-source graphics drivers.
Two years after starting work on the Arrays of Arrays support via crowd-funding, Timothy Arceri pushed a bulk of the work into mainline Mesa.
While Ubuntu 15.10 has Mesa 11.0 and it provides OpenGL 4 support for the Nouveau driver, it doesn't for RadeonSI. The issue is that in Ubuntu 15.10 is still an older version of LLVM that in the AMDGPU LLVM back-end lacks the needed support for OpenGL 4.0/4.1 compliance. Fortunately, a PPA has been updated for Ubuntu Wily with said support.
Landing tonight within Mesa Git master is ARB_gpu_shader5 support in the Radeon R600g driver.
Bas Nieuwenhuizen has been working on enabling Delta Color Compression (DCC) support for newer AMD Volcanic Islands (VI) GPUs within the RadeonSI Gallium3D driver.
Emil Velikov released the latest Mesa 11.0 point release on Saturday.
Timothy Arceri is the independent developer that started out doing some crowd-funded Mesa OpenGL extension development that was successful so he did a second crowd-funding campaign to do more Mesa feature work. That second extension, ARB_arrays_of_arrays, finally appears nearly complete so he's decided to work on another extension.
The OpenGL EXT_polygon_offset_clamp extension has been supported in mainline Mesa for the Intel i965 Mesa DRI driver for some time while now this extension is supported for older Intel Gen 4/5 hardware.
As of a change yesterday to Intel's i965 Mesa driver, the Vec4 back-end is unconditionally using NIR rather than GLSL IR with the option being removed.
Emil Velikov announced Mesa 10.6.9 today as the newest point release for the aging Mesa 10.6 series.
Mesa's Gallium3D "Clover" state tracker still lacks full OpenCL 1.2 support, but as of yesterday the CL 1.2's clCreateImage() function was hooked up.
For those not courageous enough to be riding Mesa Git for the very latest open-source graphics driver features, Mesa 11.0.1 was released this morning as the latest stable build.
Mesa 11.0 has landed within Ubuntu 15.10 for providing the latest open-source graphics drivers, primarily with exciting updates for the Intel, Radeon, and DRM drivers.
For those that haven't yet moved to Mesa 11.0 and aren't riding on Mesa 11.1-devel Git, Mesa 10.6.8 is now the next best thing.
Prolific Mesa contributor and AMD open-source developer, Marek Olšák, talked about handling shader recompiles in the RadeonSI Gallium3D driver.
With the latest-generation graphics on Skylake processors, open-source Intel developers are working right now to expose 16x multi-sample anti-aliasing (MSAA) inside the Linux Mesa driver.
Alejandro Piñeiro and others at Igalia have been working on adding a NIR to Vec4 pass to the Intel i965 driver back-end along with making other optimizations around NIR, the new intermediate representation for Mesa to replace GLSL IR.
For those riding Mesa Git master rather than the newly-released Mesa 11.0, there's now FP64 support in the R600 Gallium3D driver for select GPUs.
While Mesa developers are still working towards OpenGL ES 3.1 support, they also have to start thinking about their jobs ahead with supporting the latest OpenGL ES 3.2 specification.
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Third installment in a series I was working on. Description below.
I wrote this for a semester-long project in my communications class last year. We were supposed to make a blog about something we were passionate about, so of course I chose to do music.
While the content is not exactly as new as when I first wrote all of this, I invite you to read and let me know your own thoughts as I dissect lyrics, themes, and more.
I never really liked Mac Miller enough to buy an entire album and play it back to back. But something I've realized about artistry is that it takes so much energy and effort to stay relevant. Do you invent a new sound at the sacrifice of your personal value? Do you make music to please others or yourself? Do you create the messages YOU want people to hear or the ones THEY want to hear?
Mac miller's new album, The Divine Feminine, is what I consider a solid reinvention of self. He goes from the playboy rapper persona to one who is a little more smooth-talking. While he talks about women plenty, he definitely transformed from the too-high-to-care vibes of Watching Movies With the Sound Off to a more appreciative and spellbound one. He clearly defines what it feels like to be emotionally into a woman…
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I seriously have the best day job ever, because I get to love on these two cuties! Watching them grow and learn daily is just so rewarding to me! My favorite moments with them is watching George love on his baby sister and making her laugh! The pictures of him holding Anna when she was a newborn are some of my favorites!
Even at 7 months, Anna is full of personality! She knows what she likes and wants, and will let you know! She loves trying new foods, but Bamba is definitely her favorite. Her favorite toy is Brobee, and of course George's stuffed cats, because anything he has, she wants! 🙂 Doesn't she have the most contagious smile?!


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Entertainment News: The Evolution Of Defense Of the Ancients 2
One of the most popular online games today is without a doubt, Defense of the Ancients 2 or DotA 2. A lot of people are becoming more and more engaged playing this unique game and DotA 2 is not showing any signs of slowing down. A lot of entertainment news has talked a lot about this game for the past 5 years. In this article, we will be discussing more about this online game and why a lot of people are hooked playing it.
DotA 2 is a diverse strategy game that is a mod of the ever popular Warcraft 3. The objective of DotA 2 is to beat the enemy team by destroying their Ancient while protecting your own. The game is usually played 5 vs 5 (5 for team dire and 5 for team radiant).
You start the game by picking your main hero. Intelligence heroes, agility heroes, and strength heroes are the three main categories of DotA 2 heroes. As the game progresses, you will have the chance to earn experience and gold in order to buy items and upgrade your chosen hero.
DotA 2 is very similar to chess, the better your opponent is, the more competitive and difficult the game becomes. This is the reason why a lot of tournaments from all over the globe have been made.
Majority of DotA 2 players are from Asia. Thailand and the Philippines are two of the most popular countries in Asia where players love to play DotA 2. Players from Sweden and other Northern European nations also spend a lot of their time playing DotA 2. Since DotA 2 did not make a lot of noise in North America, a lot of teams disbanded and very few tournaments were held in this country.
One big reason why DotA 2 is very successful today is because of it's map Steve Freak was the original creator of this map but he alter passed the torch to Ice Frog. Even if this is true, he is still an icon and a key creator of DotA 2.
Despite the fact that no big sponsor chose to support DotA 2, updates for this amazing game are still being made regularly. The game lives because of the dedicated players/ users from all over the world, they share their opinions and suggestions to the game developers in order to make the necessary changes when it comes to heroes and items.
I think every gamer will agree with me when I say that Defense of the Ancients is one if not the most popular topic in gaming news today. This game has the potential to be the best online game in history and if you have yet to try it, you are missing out on the fun.


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2018 Ford Fiesta St
Ford Fiesta ST
Crossing Operation revealed the succeeding contemporaries Fording Fete ST, powered by an all-new three-cylinder, 1.5-litre EcoBoost locomotive.
Shown first forward of its worldwide world entry at the 2017 Hollands Centrifugal Read, the future genesis Crossing Feast ST volition bear 200 PS, 290 Nm of torsion, and awaited 0-100 km/h (0 62 mph) quickening in 6.7 seconds.
The tertiary contemporaries of Fording Feast ST leave be the low Crossing Operation exemplar e'er powered by a three-cylinder locomotive, and volition be the beginning Feast ST to have selectable Campaign Modes – enabling locomotive, steerage and constancy controls to be configured to Pattern, Fun and Cartroad settings for an optimised fun-to-drive live in weather from motorways to rail years.
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Uncommitted from establish in other 2018 in both three-door and five-door bodystyles, the succeeding multiplication Feast ST testament be offered with a greater sort of upcountry passementerie and personalisation options than always earlier, with bluff and classifiable outside styling that includes a unequalled race-car-inspired interlocking wicket and scoop 18-inch metal wheels.
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"Our succeeding multiplication Fete ST is on-key to the ism of delivering with-it engineering to heighten every aspect of the antiphonal Crossing Operation figure and powertrain," aforesaid Joe Bakaj, v.p., Ware Exploitation, Fording of Europe. "With selectable Cause Modes and an all-new EcoBoost locomotive delivering an unprecedented combining of functioning and fire efficiency, the new modeling leave birth the near various, fun, piquant and rewarding Feast ST drive live yet."
All-new 1-5-litre EcoBoost engine
Parting of Crossing's EcoBoost scope of gasolene engines that too includes the multi-award-winning 1.0 l EcoBoost, the all-new 1.5-litre EcoBoost locomotive uses engineering including turbocharging, hard-hitting fire injectant and Twin-independent Varying Cam Timing to return optimised execution and fire efficiency.
The locomotive's three-cylinder architecture delivers course highschool torsion at low rpm. Operation is foster boosted by a new turbocharger that uses an optimised turbine designing to figure encouragement pressing quicker and downplay lag for a more reactive and fun drive have.
A new compounding of interface fire injectant and aim fire injectant engineering helps have gamy index and reactivity aboard decreased CO2 emissions, with a detail increment in fire efficiency nether spark locomotive oodles.
Fording's new cylinder defusing engineering – commencement proclaimed for the 1.0-litre EcoBoost locomotive and a mankind beginning for a three-cylinder locomotive – bequeath boost ameliorate fire efficiency for Fording Feast ST customers without poignant functioning by mechanically fillet fire livery and valve process for one of the locomotive's cylinders in weather where total capacitance is not required, such as when coasting or cruising with sparkle need on the locomotive. The engineering can free or re-engage one cylinder in 14 milliseconds – 20 multiplication quicker than the flash – to seamlessly have wax execution on need.
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The adjacent propagation Fording Fete ST leave whirl more personalisation options than e'er ahead. Customers bequeath be able-bodied to opt from a reach of shave elements for the shifter, wheel, threshold pulls and ornamental splasher fishgig, and blue-ribbon from classifiable styling packs.
The ergonomic Fete ST national volition boast supportive Recaro seating and a flat-bottom wheel. Outside colouration options bequeath admit new Liquidity Amytal and the Fording Fete ST leave characteristic scoop 18-inch admixture wheels.
"Our ST models are intentional to pee a Fording Functioning impulsive live approachable to customers careless of life-style," aforesaid Matthias Tonn, Feast ST headman broadcast orchestrate. "With three- and five-door bodystyles and classifiable styling options that accompaniment the modelling's operation characteristics uncommitted from day-one, the succeeding contemporaries Fording Fete ST testament bear a broader entreaty for an evening wider stove of car-buyers."
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The succeeding genesis Fording Fete ST too bequeath be offered with a superiority B&O Gambol Vocalise Organisation for a high-end sound feel – among features Fording kickoff proclaimed finale yr for the following multiplication Fete.
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The Fording Operation worldwide constitution serves as an creation lab and test-bed to make alone functioning vehicles, parts, accessories and experiences for customers.
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More Details on WWE Possibly Using Instant Replays In a Storyline Soon
– As noted before, WWE has been considering doing some kind of storyline with instant replays.
RAW General Manager AJ Lee mentioned on RAW this week that WWE does not do instant replays and won't be doing them. This was mentioned for a reason.
The latest word on WWE using instant replays is that it would likely be used as a stipulation or a gimmick for a certain match, not something that's used for every match on the card.
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The government will extend the sanctions against North Korea for another year after deciding there has been no tangible progress on resolving the abductions of Japanese nationals, according to sources.
Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda's Cabinet plans to approve the extension on March 30 or April 3, about two weeks ahead of the expiration of the current measures, which include a ban on North Korean vessels making port calls in Japan, the sources said Monday.
The sanctions, which expire April 13, will be extended for the first time by the Noda administration and the eighth time since they were introduced in 2006 following nuclear and long-range missile tests by North Korea.
The Cabinet's OK of the next extension will likely be moved up to as early as late March to avoid it taking place when North Korea commemorates the 100th anniversary of the April 15 birth of its founder, Kim Il Sung.
To date, the government has not taken into account North Korea's domestic affairs when extending the sanctions.
This time, however, the government is anxious that Japan's prolongation of the punitive steps, which also include banning all imports from and exports to North Korea, may be regarded by Pyongyang as "provocative" if it is approved during the Kim celebration, one of the sources said.
North Korea's Workers' Party of Korea will also hold a meeting of its representatives in mid-April, where new leader Kim Jong Un could be elevated to the party's top post.
Following the death in mid-December of Kim Jong Il, the new leader's father, North Korea is undergoing a closely watched leadership transition.
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Olenka's music is enigmatic: never fully committed to one genre. It has been labeled folk, but maneuvers across times, places, and moods. She mixes classical and jazz arrangements amid complex finger-picking patterns, irregular time signatures, and pop melodies. The band's diverse instruments provide a distinctive backdrop to Olenka's provocative lyrics.
"At different times, autumn can be the most beautiful and the most melancholy of all seasons. And so it goes for Olenka Krakus and her band, the Autumn Lovers, whose particular brand of balladry treads that line between elegance and sorrow…"
Jam Magazine
Olenka Krakus has been an active solo musician and band leader with her group Olenka and the Autumn Lovers in the Canadian music scene since 2008. The band has released six albums to date and toured widely throughout Canada, participating in many of the country's most established festivals, including NXNE, Pop Montreal, Halifax Pop, Rifflandia, Home County, Peterborough Folk Fest, etc. The band has also been featured on CBC 1, 2, and 3 – including two of the broadcasters most popular programs, The Vinyl Cafe and Q.
While in London Ontario, where she first formed her band, she was devoted to the local music and arts scene, helping to organize many arts events and supporting local arts initiatives. In her hometown of Vancouver BC, where she returned to live for the past two years, Olenka focused her attention on the Lower Mainland arts community and performed locally with her backing band, full of old hometown friends. She has since returned to Ontario, and now calls Toronto home where she plans to build up a new band and release new material.
Aside from her music, Olenka spent many years as a graduate student of English literature, earning a Masters and completing the first two years of a PhD. This education as well as her social justice roots, inspired by both her family's escape from Communist Poland and by her early exposure to the Lower Mainland's punk movement, have influenced her approach to lyric writing and popular art in general.
The band's latest work has been compared to that of St. Vincent, Bjork, and Grizzly Bear, while Olenka's solo work has garnered comparisons to Gillian Welch, Cat Power, Lhasa, and Leonard Cohen.
Olenka Krakus - classical guitar, vocals
Jeffrey Moon - drums, guitar, mandolin
band history
"Quand on est dans la merde jusqu'au cou, il ne reste plus qu'a chanter." – S. Beckett
"Art consists in going the full length. If you start with drums, you have to end with dynamite." – H. Miller
These are two of the quotations that have graced the liner notes of Olenka and the Autumn Lovers' albums. "Those are two of my favorite quotations; they remind me why I'm doing this." The "this" she refers to is music, something that has been an important part of her life since she was a young girl but has since become her full time career. Why does she need these reminders? She laughs and explains that it's easy to get lost in the daily grind of the music industry. "I need messages like these to keep me motivated and focused. I like that the statements emphasize the drive you need to keep making music nowadays... particularly in an industry that is finding increasingly nuanced ways to take advantage of artists. I also like how the authors hint at how art is a profound and essential part of human experience – and is bigger than the individual producing it."
In 2008, Olenka withdrew from her doctoral studies in literature and turned her attention to music. She formed a band, recorded three albums, and started a manic touring schedule. Over the course of the next three years, the band made appearances at many of Canada's most well-known festivals, recorded and released their sophomore full-length, And Now We Sing (2010), to critical acclaim, and established themselves as a unique presence in the Canadian scene. Their successes were helped in no small measure by the band's diverse arrangements and Olenka's rich contralto, which everyone from Rich Terfry to Jann Arden has praised for its quality. Those achievements were followed by another bout of tours and festival showcases, culminating in two more releases in 2012: Hard Times (a seven-song EP) and It's Alright (a three-song seven-inch vinyl record). Throughout the band's run, Olenka has experienced a number of changes in band-personnel. "I've been very fortunate to collaborate with some of the best musicians in London and Vancouver's vibrant music scenes," Olenka explains. "Everybody who's played with me has helped to shape the sound of my songs in incalculable ways." The talent and creativity of this group is confirmed by the musical projects that current and former Autumn Lovers are pursuing throughout Canada.
Whereas O&AL's earliest releases were born of unrestrained enthusiasm and haphazard circumstances, in which friends' basements, living rooms, and closets were employed as studio spaces, And Now We Sing paved the way for a more refined mood and setting. Recorded predominantly at Andy Magoffin's London-based House of Miracles, the sophomore album revealed a band moving boldly through a variety of styles and arrangements, toward a growing maturity. Hard Times and It's Alright were recorded by Simon Larochette in the same space, which Larochette had taken over from Magoffin and transformed into The Sugar Shack. In these newest recordings, the band has settled comfortably into a further refined orchestral folk sound.
Lyrically and thematically, Hard Times addresses today's socio-economic reality through the stories of hard-done-by characters. In exploring this theme, Olenka found herself turning to country music as a source of inspiration for a few tracks, namely "Don't Make Sense" and the title track. "I've been a fan of country music for a long time and spent a good many years listening to albums by artists like Patsy Cline, Gram Parsons, Hank Williams, or Loretta Lynne" she explains. Olenka was interested in exploring the Depression Era and establishing parallels between today's unstable global economy and that of the 1930s. As Olenka explains, country music lent a personal voice to a more politically driven commentary: "I wanted write songs with strong individual characters struggling with their personal hardships; this sort of storytelling is a hallmark of country music and something that I've always greatly appreciated about the genre. But I wanted to marry this personal approach with a political message – the suffering of the characters is augmented, if not set in motion, by the social upheaval around them." The desire to write politically charged music is driven by Olenka's roots in Vancouver's punk and hardcore scenes. "I haven't let go of that punk ethos that tells you to sing or scream about the injustices around us. I feel compelled to direct the public's attention to the wrongs inflicted upon the disenfranchised members of our society by those in positions of authority and privilege." However, that punk ethos isn't exclusively consigned to the country songs on Hard Times; it also finds expression in the remaining mixture of folk and pop offerings that round off the collection of songs.
Political themes aside, the orchestral sensibility of the band has remained a strong feature in both new releases. Both Hard Times and It's Alright offer songs with orchestral instrumentations that have become the band's trademark. "In And Now We Sing, I began to understand how to write for a large band, but I was still a novice in many ways. With these newest releases, the instrumentation has become noticeably more refined and confident." Discussing the instrumentation of the song "It's Alright", Olenka explains, "I was thinking a lot about George Martin's strings and Phil Spector's 1960s pop arrangements. I was drawn to how the strings provide additional and sometimes competing melody lines alongside the vocal lines." This carefully crafted approach to orchestration has yielded a number of instrumental hooks on songs like "It's Alright", "Winterlude", "Misaligned" and "Only Arms". These newest releases are a testament to the band's continued evolution and sophistication both in songwriting and instrumentation. "I'm very proud of what we've achieved on Hard Times and It's Alright. A lot of hard work and creativity went into the construction of these songs, and I'm glad to have released them into the world."
album reviews: it's alright
"Three songs, eight minutes. Given those statistics, it's remarkable that Olenka does more than most artists do with a full twelve song, sixty minute run time." Herohill
"It's Altright [has a] sophisticated twang: eschewing country's "woe-is-me-love-done-me-wrong" sentimentality for deeper, socially charged lyrics influenced by Olenka Krakus' memories of her upbringing. [...] [The eponymously titled track] adds a bluesy swing and swagger to the mix, casting Krakus as a jazzy crooner in a late-night smoky bar [...]. It's a sexier side to the Autumn Lovers' sound, and one that suits them well." Quick Before It Melts
album reviews: hard times
"Hard Times [...] displays a wronged yet rapturous beauty that holds bare and emotional truths. It's a well-hewn and carefully pieced-together recording of embellished strings and swooning harmonies that fits in perfectly with Krakus' strong and intimate body of work." Discorder
"On the surface it may be difficult to find a relationship between the graceful melodies of country music and the fiery social commentary of early-era punk rock. But it's those elements fused with a skillful understanding of folk music that help [Olenka and the Autumn Lovers] deliver another unique offering..." The Londoner
"Olenka's voice is paired with lyrics which may seem delicate and beautiful but underlying them is a darker narrative [...] the songs seem to be made to be listened to with a cup of tea by a living room fire or with a glass of whiskey in a musty bar." Singing Lamb
"It is a testament to the depth of these tales that somehow the experience of listening to Hard Times is uplifting." Toronto Rhapcity
live show reviews
"Hearing Krakus sing in that somber, nocturnal way she often does, is like espying a pink baby bird one minute and then a matured and mighty chanticleer the next. There's something both imposing and affecting in the design and delivery of Olenka and the Autumn Lovers, something that pulses in Krakus' brain, heating her blood while adding a trembling and desolate quality to her voice that's also an emotional amenity."
Aug 2014 Railway Club, Vancouver BC
"[Olenka's] set's most chillingly great moment was [...] an incredible, wall-shaking rendition of Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska standout "State Trooper." As she burrowed into that uncanny space between the human and the otherworldly, Krakus was mesmerizing."
Jan 2014 Bus Stop Theatre, In The Dead Of Winter Festival, Halifax NS
"It is frequently said that a good way to judge the quality of a band is whether or not they sound better live. If that is a true statement, then Olenka and the Autumn Lovers is a fantastic band. Their work is stellar and in live shows they perform a massive setlist pulling out trumpets, mandolins and keyboards to enhance their songs."
Oct 2012 Talbot Street Church, London ON
Western Gazette
"Olenka was in fine voice all the more so when the band members left the stage to just the woman and her guitar. And that voice! Let's not forget that supple voice of easy intimacy, which kept the crowded hall in rapt attention for the entire evening."
Sept 2011 Aeolian Hall, London ON
"Krakus brings an authenticity to her songs and doesn't fill space with unnecessary movement or banter. She and the rest of her London, ON-based outfit played a set that felt seamless as they ran through older tunes and a few from their latest And Now We Sing."
Aug 2011 Biltmore, Vancouver BC
"The pleasant surprises to this point were few and far between but Olenka and Co. were the biggest. A solid dose of folk, chamber pop and Americana (can you call it that if they're Canadian?) wrapped in Eastern European themes (there's certainly a bit of Beirut in their sound) through Olenka Krakus's memories of Communist Poland."
Pop Montréal 2010
album reviews: and now we sing
"From wistful, weaving melodies to playful staccato bursts, each of the album's 14 tracks tells an intriguing narrative from start to finish. Teeming with enchanting instrumentals—including cello, violin and mandolin—and Krakus' effortlessly intricate vocals, And Now We Sing is one meditatively magnetic release." !earshot
"...And Now We Sing is such a great album. Regardless of whether she's singing country music (on "Mama's Bag" or "East End"), or Eastern European-tinged folk ("Mary's Song", "Sparrow"), or smoky jazz (on "Berlin"), or venturing off into artsier territory ("No Coins"), or even just singing straight-up folk music ("Lark"), Olenka knows how to make every song seem as though it's got weight [...]. Olenka might just be responsible for the album of the year." i(heart)music
"[And Now We Sing] demands constant listening and becomes more rewarding each time through, a trend I don't expect to stop." Chromewaves
"Looking at the complete, 14-song affair it's tough to point out the best moments [on And Now We Sing] and even harder to find a note out of place, but one thing is for certain; Olenka is making a name for herself, one that deserves to stand alongside her peers not simply be compared casually to some of their best moments." Herohill
"[O&AL] sound more confident on this sophomore release, working as a single unit rather than as individual instruments playing together. Where in the past things were left a tad frayed around the edges, here everything is honed and reined in, emphasizing the record's formidable pop hooks. More than a simple folk album, And Now We Sing helps to further establish Olenka & the Autumn Lovers as a band with their own distinct voice." Exclaim
"And Now We Sing will put Olenka and the Autumn Lovers on the map, along with Canadian orchestral-rock contemporaries like Owen Pallett and Arcade Fire." Sticky Magazine
"With the whole album clocking at just over 40 minutes, And Now We Sing is barely long enough to fill up an entire commute. In that time, it whirls you down alleyways and through churchyards, through country romps and Balkan stomps at a fierce pace that only occasionally slows up for a folk dance." Discorder
"Krakus has one of those magnificent voices that can be whispery and breakable one moment and then quickly shift to a powerhouse, full-volume performance." The Coast
"Krakus has a rich, deep voice that evokes Natalie Merchant and Dolores O'Riordan yet is entirely her own [...] she seamlessly blends eastern European folk influences with pop melodies, orchestral string flourishes, plucky mandolins and indie rock guitar leads." Now Magazine
Commenting on the song "Go" from And Now We Sing: "A fine song, worthy of country radio and vintage jukebox - but Olenka's not from Nashville, not from 1981: she lives in London, ON and makes indie rock with the Autumn Lovers, certain and smouldering. So set aside the image of a bridle, a kerosene lantern, a hill - imagine instead a beat-up Civic, a cell-phone, a highway. Betrayal persists, heartbreak adapts, loss lives." Said the Gramophone
"The album seemingly still features the old-world harmonies - not to mention leader Olenka Krakus's gorgeously haunted waiver - that made the troupe's 2008 self-titled debut such a stunner." exclaim.ca
"London, Ontario based musician Olenka Krakus and her Autumn Lovers have achieved that very perfect union of instrumentation and lyricism on [And Now We Sing], only their second full length release. "Krakus' extraordinary voice and wise beyond her years lyrical capacity will leave you more than a little awestruck. [...] For the uninitiated, think Gogol Bordello fronted by Patti Smith with Wilco playing in the background." Everything is Pop, Pop Is Everything
"Krakus would be a compelling figure no matter what she sings about, and there are few other female vocalists who sound anything like her, either in performance or her songwriting." The Record
"Olenka and the Autumn Lovers are one of Canada's least audacious but most stellar indie-folk acts. [...] Littered with stories and references to life on the cheap, the songs [on And Now We Sing] are consistent in theme and compelling to say the least. Much like a blues singer Olenka seems to be interested in expressing the life of the disenchanted or those simply working hard to make ends meet." Londonfuse
album reviews: papillonette
"Papillonette has a rich, folksy blend of Olenka and the Autumn Lovers' French, Polish and Canadian roots" The Gauntlet
Commenting on the song "Flash in the Pan": "A heart rendering slide guitar solo." CBC3
"The Papillonette EP forges a different path than the LP. It's a more rootsy affair, tapping into traditional America and folk. The band is often stripped down to just a voice and a folk guitar in places, or tastefully adding a touch of lap steel guitar…"!earshot
album reviews: self titled
"If fresh, interesting folk music moved units like bad pop does, Olenka Krakus and her bandmates would be zillionaires." Hour Magazine
"Krakus' lyrics prod at her Polish ancestry, exploring moral inquiries from her dying planet to life in suburbia, while spinning stories reminiscent of the likes of raconteurs Tom Waits or Nick Cave (who would make great drinking buddies for Krakus and her Lovers)." Soundproof
CHRW's Album of the Year for 2008
"At different times, autumn can be the most beautiful and the most melancholy of all seasons. And so it goes for Olenka Krakus and her band, the Autumn Lovers, whose particular brand of balladry treads that line between elegance and sorrow…"
Jam Magazine
"Olenka's voice is the highlight of the album, walking the fine line between fragility and power. The best songs here are the subtle ones, like "Soldier's Waltz", using violin and glockenspeil as the background to a dirge-like march, and "Watching Neighbours", which sounds like Feist on a very paranoid day." !earshot
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Much was made of a National Intelligence Assessment last year that suggested that Iran was not the nuclear threat it had been cracked up to be. In today's Washington Sun, however, we read:
The director of national intelligence is backing away from his agency's assessment late last year that Iran had halted its nuclear program, saying he wishes he had written the unclassified version of the document in a different manner.
Intelligence director Mike McConnell told a senate hearing yesterday that if he had had more time to write the document, he "probably would change a few things".
"Declared uranium enrichment efforts, which will enable the production of fissile material, continue. This is the most difficult challenge in nuclear production. Iran's efforts to perfect ballistic missiles that can reach North Africa and Europe also continue."
He went on, "We remain concerned about Iran's intentions and assess with moderate-to-high confidence that Tehran at a minimum is keeping open the option to develop nuclear weapons."
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If you are in touch with trends or like to be in touch with trends, you'll notice that pale pink is taking over. It's a soothing, complimentary color that creates peaceful moments. It's not just your girly girl color anymore. I've seen a variety of pinks in mens fashion and even in male offices and other spaces. When pairing pink with other colors, two options can be applied. You can pair it with other colors, creating a colorful array or you can pair it with neutral tones, creating a tranquil space. Inspired by this delicate outfit, I have put together a look that is stylish, classic and playful for your space. Here's the look:
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Color Inspiration: Pants.
Amour Pink really is the perfect pink! Try it as a wall color or use it in upholstered pieces and accessories.
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Black of Night can be used in lighting, frames, wooden furniture pieces and much more.
Bonus: Try accents of gold and brass with this color palette.
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If you are wondering what this color palette looks in person, below is the perfect example! This space has a great combination of pale pink and grey with lots of neutral accents. What are your thoughts on this color palette? Would you do this in your own home?
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"A Spearfish Lake Story"
Chapter 29
It was crowded for six adults to be sitting in the cramped confines of the quad-cab pickup, but it really wasn't a long distance – it was only about twenty miles from the store in downtown Spearfish Lake to the Turtle Bay boat launch on the northeast end of the lake. The back of the pickup was filled with camping gear, and all eight kayaks rode on the kayak trailer hooked to the back. Behind them on the state road was Kirsten's car, carrying Mike, Kirsten, Blake, and Jennifer.
The launch ramp at Turtle Bay was small, without a lot of parking, and Tiffany knew that there had been car cloutings out there at night – Hoselton kids, she suspected, but didn't know for sure. She didn't really want to have the pickup beaten up for being left there out in the middle of nowhere for three nights, so Mike and Kirsten would take the pickup, car, and trailer back to the house, and come back Tuesday afternoon to pick them up. It was the usual procedure for a trip out here; she led tour groups out here occasionally, people who wanted a taste of kayak touring. This was, in many ways, a group like that, or at least several of them qualified, but it was a group of friends, too, and the atmosphere proposed to be a lot different.
Spearfish Lake is roughly fifteen miles long, and half that wide. The northwest end, from Spearfish Lake around to Crystal Bay, halfway down the north side of the lake, is mostly privately owned land, and is dotted with cottages, but the rest of the shore is state land. Much of the south shore is swampy, as is the land behind, but there are several higher areas along the east end isolated by swamps and the Albany River, little visited by land especially in the summer.
This was all new country for Candice. Although she'd been coming up to Spearfish Lake off and on since she and John had been in college, she'd never been farther along the state road than the turnoff onto the road that would take her out to Josh and Tiffany's place, so each turn of the road was new to her. She got a glimpse of the lake where the road passed Crystal Bay, and could make out the city in the distance, but now that the cottages were passed, it really seemed like they were in the middle of the north woods country, which they were. Trees rose high on either side of the road, reaching back into a forest that held a mystery that was beyond view. Somewhere to the north was the railroad that Josh spent so much time on, and once or twice he'd offered to take her on a cab ride, but the opportunity had never quite arisen. Perhaps this summer, she thought, now that the house was under control and she had some time on her hands.
In a few miles, Josh slowed the pickup and turned off on a narrow gravel road that twisted and turned for a mile or more down a gentle grade through a sweet-smelling forest of tall pines. As the road neared the lake, a snatch of blue could be seen through the trees, and quite suddenly they came out on the launch site.
There were half a dozen cars and trucks parked around the site, most with empty boat trailers attached, and they filled half the parking area. Josh swung the pickup around and backed the kayak trailer up next to the ramp. They'd be a while unloading, and he wanted to leave the ramp clear in case someone showed up who wanted to use it. "Well, we're here," Josh said. "Hope everybody brought their bug dope. This place is usually pretty buggy this time of year."
That made Candice cringe a little. Josh was one of those people who didn't notice mosquitoes unless they were pretty bad. If he thought it was buggy, there was serious danger of being carried off by swarms of the little bloodsuckers. Even with a serious mosquito control program it could get a little difficult in town after dark, one of the things she hadn't considered when the decision was made to move to Spearfish Lake. Fortunately, this time of year was now a little past the peak of the mosquito season. It stayed light late enough that there usually wasn't much reason to be out after dark that often, but Candice knew that going into the woods during the day could be a trial.
"They shouldn't be that bad this time of day," Tiffany said hopefully, opening the pickup's door. Like everyone else, she was wearing shorts and a T-shirt for what promised to be a pretty warm day, but Candice also knew that mosquitoes didn't bother Tiffany much, either, and wasn't reassured. She resigned herself for the inevitable, and piled out of the pickup following John.
Compared to the view of the broad expanse of the lake from her house, Turtle Bay was intimate, perhaps a mile or a little more across, although she could look out the mouth of the bay, and see that there was still a lot of lake out there. Halfway across the lake she could see the trees of Horse Island, but the shore beyond it was lost in the haze. There was no sign of town; she knew from the map that it was lost from view behind one of the points that almost enclosed the bay. The sky overhead was blue, with some little white clouds popping. It really seemed like they were deep in the wilderness, and by Decatur standards, they were.
"Well, let's get started," Josh said, as the others piled out of the car that was parked behind them. "Let's set all the boats out on this side of the pickup, just to keep the ramp clear."
"It helps if we have the boats all pointed toward the rig," Tiffany added. "That way there's not as much stepping over them while we're loading."
It was quick work to unload the eight kayaks from the trailer, although the taller men, Blake and Mike, handled the ones on the top level a little more easily. Soon all eight were sitting on the ground as a multitude of colors, and Tiffany was up in the back of the pickup, handing out gear. There was a lot of stuff in the back of the truck, and it seemed hard to believe that it was all going to be able to fit down the hatches of the boats. As the gear came out of the pickup, Josh and Candice helped sort it out and hand it to the owners.
The majority of the boats belonged to Josh and Tiffany, and they had sold the rest of them to their owners. Phil had decided against getting the Telkwa Sport; he liked the way it handled, but had realized that as Brandy got serious about her kayaking, he needed a boat that stood a better chance of keeping up with her. So, he bought an off-white Nimbus Lootas, the longest boat that they'd brought with them, and the fastest, as well. Jennifer had tried on several boats, and finally wound up bringing the Nimbus Solander that Tiffany had recommended; she'd been out paddling with the women about half the evenings for the last few weeks, and Candice had realized that Jennifer was a pretty good kayaker, as well. Blake had the Necky Tesla he'd bought a couple of seasons before; while he'd tried other boats, this one still was his favorite. Since Phil hadn't bought the Telkwa Sport he'd been kicking around, and Tiffany needed a decent boat for guiding trips, she decided to use it. It was an awful big boat for her, but it had the advantage of a lot of gear capacity that made guided camping trips more comfortable for the customers. She'd only been out in it a few times, and figured that this trip was a good chance to get more familiar with it. The rest of them had Necky Looksha IVs from the store's rental fleet.
Candice had the one with the burgundy deck, and had paddled it a lot in the last few weeks. She was getting out in the kayaks a lot, and felt a little guilty about always having to take one of the rental boats, especially since Tiffany made it clear that it was hers to use if there was no prospect of renting it out. It would have been nice to have had a kayak of her own, but money was still a little tight with the move and she wasn't working yet. Tiffany had suggested that if she really wanted it, the rental boats would go on sale at a substantial discount at the end of the season, and Candice had already pretty much earmarked the boat as hers.
Once the pickup was empty, they turned to packing the boats. "I don't know where all of this is going to go," John said, eyeing everything.
"It's not that much," Candice protested. John really hadn't had much to do with the trip preparations, spending a lot of his evenings at the ball field for practice or games for the Little League, but Tiffany had given Candice a list of gear, some drybags, and some hints on what they should take. It really wasn't a lot, and Tiffany had warned against going overboard. Much of the equipment John and Candice had, like tents, sleeping bags and sleeping pads, was rental gear from the touring business, but she realized that if they did this often, then they'd have to be buying some gear of their own. John had already been talking about bringing the boys on a trip like this sometime, and maybe later in the summer, they would.
The kayaks were bigger than they looked, and the gear disappeared into them rapidly. In the middle of the process, Tiffany came by and handed each of them a twelve-pack of beer or Coke. "This stuff is heavy, so we'll spread the weight around," she said. "Try to put it close to the cockpit, and low in the boat." She stopped to help John wrestle with a drybag, and wound up pulling half the gear out of the back of the boat and restuffing it, a process that only took a minute, showing that she'd done it before.
Busy with packing the boat and organizing her gear, Candice hadn't noticed much in the way of mosquitoes, so it hadn't been as bad as she thought it might have been. In a few minutes, she stood up and looked around to see that everyone else was pretty well ready to go, too, and Josh and Blake had already started carrying boats down to the little beach next to the launch ramp.
Once they were ready to go, Tiffany called them together. "OK, here's the plan," she said. "I think we should try to stay pretty much together, but if we spread out, at least do it in pairs. Brandy, John, Candice, you're the newest ones, so if we do spread out, stay with one of the rest of us. What we're going to do is to head pretty much south over to the far shore, and then follow the peninsula around to the mouth of Goose Bay. It's a pretty good crossing across the mouth of the bay, and we may just want to go around the inside of the bay if the wind picks up, but I want us all together before we make the crossing. There's a nice beach on the north shore where we can stop and stretch our legs before we have to make up our minds. If we do make the crossing, we'll want to all stick together. I'd just as soon try it, since it's about an extra six miles to go the long way, but we'll wait till we get down to Goose to figure it out. Then, we'll follow the south shore of the bay out to Woodlark. Does that make sense to everybody?"
"Sounds pretty reasonable," Jennifer said. "Looks like it's going to be a nice day for it."
"Yeah, after the cold, crappy weather we had last week, this is going to be nice," Tiffany agreed. "Should be nice the whole weekend. Well, we're not getting anywhere just standing around talking about it."
"Yeah," Josh agreed. "Let's go see what the wizard is up to."
One by one they put on their life preservers and spray skirts, got in the boats, and got out on the water, as Mike and Kirsten stood there watching. "Have a good time," Kirsten called.
"We'll see you Tuesday at two," Mike said. "If you have to get back sooner, hike up to Shaundessy's Bait Shop and give us a call."
It was a glorious day to be out on the water. There was enough of a breeze to keep things comfortable, and by the time they got under way the sky was half full of puffy white cumulus clouds, which kept the sun from beating down on them too heavily. They had a fairly long trip ahead of them, about ten miles if they made the crossing of the mouth of Goose Bay, but it wasn't so long that it intimidated them. They took their time, at an easy cruising pace, spread out five or ten yards apart, mostly alongside each other. John probably had to work the hardest to keep up, since he'd been out less than the others, but he wasn't complaining.
The run along the south shore of Turtle Bay was interesting; in the shallows there, they occasionally saw fish, and several times they disturbed herons feeding along the shore. The birds took off squawking in protest, amazing them always at how the bird could have such a big wingspread, their long necks folded back somehow, putting them in mind of pterodactyls. Once they saw a doe and two spotted fawns feeding near the water, but the group didn't get very close before they disappeared off into the brush beside the lake.
Eventually, they reached the mouth of Turtle Bay. There was a light breeze out of the west, but it had been blowing hard enough to set up some long swells about a foot high. They had to run parallel to the waves as they headed south along the other shore of the bay along what was known as East Point. West Point, where Blake and Jennifer lived, was where the town was, but no one called it that, just "The Point." The waves weren't anything they couldn't handle, just a little activity to keep the trip interesting. The shore along here was a rocky beach that had long been pounded by the waves sweeping across the lake, and they ran close enough to it to hear the waves washing against it, but far enough out to avoid any rocks that might lurk below.
After they rounded the tip of the point, a small bay opened up to their left. Phil and Brandy decided to pick up the pace and go explore it, and took off leaving the others to slog ahead and cross the mouth of the bay. The little bay wasn't deep, and the two soon caught up with the rest of the group, not long before they came to the sandy beach on the north shore of Goose Bay, where Tiffany had planned to take a break.
"We could have lunch here," Tiffany said, "But it's still a little early, and I'd just as soon wait until we get to where we're going and can unpack the boats."
Nobody objected to the plan, and it was good to get out of the boats for a while, stretch legs, and stand up for a bit. Some of them snacked a little on raisins or peanuts, washed down with water from their water bottles.
There really wasn't much need for discussion about the crossing to the south shore of the bay. The shore lay low in the distance, a couple of miles away, but the breeze hadn't picked up any, and it didn't look at all challenging. Considering everything, though, Tiffany reminded everyone to stay together, and after a while they loaded up and started out. It was a pleasant crossing, out in the open, and in a half hour they were on the south shore of the deep bay, heading along a rocky, rugged, picturesque coast toward the end of Albany Point and Albany Island, which lay beyond. It was early afternoon, now, and they'd made fairly decent time, considering. The crossing of the channel separating the point and the island was a short one, less than a quarter mile, and no one thought much about it. The run along the north shore of the island was a quiet one, that gave them a rest from the low waves that had been a feature of much of the trip, and soon they reached the end of the island. They could see Woodlark Island lying off in the distance more than half a mile away, and it was still no big deal to make the crossing.
However, there was a disappointment, the first one of the day. Tiffany had planned to use a favorite campsite along the north shore of Woodlark Island. The island was fairly high and rolling, and there weren't a lot of good beaches, but there was a nice one near the northern tip. But, when they got there, they found a power boat pulled up on the beach, two or three tents set up, and a fire burning.
"No big deal," Tiffany said. "There's some other spots that are just as good. Let's go look at the east end."
It was only another few hundred yards to the east end of the island, but the beach there had a small sailboat pulled up on it, and a tent could be seen in the trees above the beach.
"We'll find a place," Tiffany said. "There's another couple places along the south shore, and if push comes to shove we could go back to Albany."
"How about that little island out there?" Phil said, pointing at an islet that lay several hundred yards offshore to the east.
"I don't know," Tiffany said. "I've been by there several times, and I always thought it might make a good place to stay, but I've never really taken the time to take a close look."
"Let's go see," Jennifer suggested. "It's not far."
"Fine with me," Tiffany said. They paddled out to the island – Tiffany wasn't sure if it had a name, but it was tagged "Little Woodlark" in her mind. The water was shallow all the way, and Tiffany thought that it would be possible to wade across the sand bar to Woodlark Island proper. As they drew closer, they could see that it was low and tiny. A small copse of trees stood in the center, and there was a nice beach on the west side. It was tiny, though – no more than fifty yards long, and thirty wide, but with a couple of obvious campsites. They paddled on around the island to find that the northeast shore was all sandy beach, but the back side was low, rocky bluffs.
"Looks pretty good to me," Phil said.
"Me, too," Tiffany agreed. "It doesn't look like there's anyone here, either." She called to the other kayakers, "This all right with everybody?"
A chorus of assents echoed back. "All right," she went on. "Why don't we keep this to ourselves? Let's spread out a little bit, to keep anyone else from wanting to camp here, and that'll give us each a little privacy. There should be enough room to have twenty or thirty yards between each tent. Josh and I can go back to the west end, and we'll set up the dinner fly there. Does that sound good to everybody?"
She got no arguments. "All right, let's get tents set up and get ourselves established, then come on down in half an hour or so and we'll get into some lunch. Let's get the boats pretty well unloaded, and maybe this afternoon we can explore back down in Albany Bay. That's pretty neat. When you come down for lunch, bring the twelve-packs with you, and I'll get them chilling.""
In a few minutes, Phil and Brandy were setting up along the north shore of the island, Blake and Jennifer near the eastern tip, and Candice and John just around the backside of the east end, just short of where the rocky bluffs began to rear up.
Candice and John pulled their boats well up the beach, and started to unload them. "What did she mean by chilling down the twelve-packs?" John wondered aloud. "I wasn't looking forward to drinking warm beer."
"I expect we'll find out," Candice smiled. "That looks like a good spot to set up the tent."
It was back in the tree line, where there was a little shade from the sun that was now beating down on them. It was getting warm, now, and it got warmer as Candice and John unloaded their boats and carried the gear up the beach. It didn't take Candice long to peel out of her shorts and T-shirt. Tiffany had suggested wearing a swimsuit under her clothes, so she'd been wearing a fairly conservative blue bikini underneath, and now she could see the reason why. She suspected she'd be pretty much living in her swimsuit all weekend.
The tent was one of the rentals, and there were no instructions, but it wasn't hard to set up. It was going to be on the small side, if not downright intimate, but, all of a sudden, she realized why Tiffany wanted to spread out a little.
Intimate was going to be fine, and she suspected that Tiffany had the same idea when she'd suggested it.
It was only a short walk through the trees to where Josh and Tiffany had set up their tent, and a fly for shade from the sun; a tarp had been spread on the ground so they wouldn't have to sit in the sand. The warmth of the day had obviously gotten to them, as well; Josh was in a swimsuit, and Tiffany had stripped down to a tiny red and white bikini that didn't leave much to the imagination. Candice already knew that Tiffany was muscular, but while she always looked a little on the heavy side when dressed, the bikini revealed that the heaviness was all muscle. "Did you bring your twelve-packs?" she asked.
"Right here," John said.
"Good, I'll get them rigged." While they watched, she opened the cardboard boxes and dumped the containers into a net bag, added a small rock, then tied them shut and attached a light hanked-up rope to the neck of the bag.
As she worked, Phil and Brandy walked up. Brandy was wearing a dark green bikini that was even more daring than Tiffany's if such a thing were possible, and it made clear that, like Tiffany, most of her apparent heaviness was actually muscle – but more so. Candice knew that she had been working out a lot, but the bikini revealed that she couldn't have been in bad shape before she started. "Here's two more," Phil said, handing the cardboard boxes to Tiffany, who repeated the procedure.
As she began, Jennifer and Blake arrived walking hand in hand, both wearing swimsuits, but Jennifer had on a black, strapless one-piece that contrasted sharply with her long, blonde hair. She was, in a word, stunning. Jennifer looked at the other women, and commented, "I see everybody had the same idea. I just wish I could wear a bikini."
"I don't see why not," Candice said, a little surprised at the statement. If anyone there had a true bikini figure, it was the tall, slender Jennifer.
"Oh, I could, I suppose," she replied. "It probably doesn't matter that much anymore, but I don't like to give away freebies."
"I don't understand," Candice frowned.
"It's simple," Jennifer said, and pointed over at Woodlark Island, where the campsite with the small sailboat was a speck in the distance. "Suppose you were over there with a big telephoto lens. There's a lot of places where you could sell a telephoto shot of me in a bikini for more than enough money to make the trip worthwhile. A one-piece, like this, isn't worth the film. We've had people up here in the past trying for sneak shots of me, but none in the last couple years, I think. But still, I try not to make it easy for them."
It was hard for Candice to think of this woman, who was starting to become a close friend, as someone who would have to be concerned about such things. It was harder still to imagine having to be concerned with such things herself, to have to live that way, and it made her feel a bit sorry for Jennifer. Fame may be nice, she realized, but it can have unpleasant side effects.
"Is that why you quit going to the club?" Tiffany asked. "I always wondered about that a little."
Jennifer nodded. "A shot like that of me would be worth an awful lot of money. I always used to say that I didn't want to make anyone an instant millionaire, although I don't think it'd be worth that anymore. Worse, let one photo like that get out, and there wouldn't be any privacy left for anyone over there. So, I don't go out there unless I have to, and then I always stay dressed."
"That's a shame," Brandy said. "I sort of miss those days of running around bare-assed all the time, but I really don't miss them much."
"You quit going out there about the time you started going with Phil, didn't you?" Jennifer asked.
"I never cared much for it," Phil said. "It always seemed like a put-on to me."
"I sort of miss it, too. My folks sold out of there years ago, but I guest-visit once in a while," Tiffany said, tying up the last bag; there were now four of them resting on the sand. "I'll plant them out after we eat," she said. "I presume everyone is ready to eat?"
"More than ready," Phil said. "I'm looking forward to what you and Blake came up with."
"We kept it simple for this meal," Blake said. "We didn't know if we were going to be on a beach somewhere, or in camp."
There was something that she didn't understand in the conversation that had just passed over her head, Candice realized, but couldn't put her finger on what it was. Well, the time to bring it up had passed. Maybe she could ask John later; he might know.
Lunch was simple, but excellent – thin wheat and rye crackers, spread with a variety of pastes – hummus, some sort of meat, some sort of cheese. The hummus was made on the spot from a bean powder and some water fresh from the lake that had been run through a water filter, while the meat paste came from a dry bag that had been wrapped in Tiffany's sleeping bag. "We have to eat the keep-cool stuff the first day," she said as they ate. "So, we're going to have the steaks tonight."
"I see you're planning on keeping us fed this trip," Brandy commented.
"Blake came up with some really good ideas," Tiffany said. "Some of them sound like things I'd like to take on tours, so we're going to try some of them out."
"What do you have in mind?" Phil asked.
"Oh, a bunch of things," Blake smiled obliquely. "We brought plenty of stuff."
"That does bring up one administrative issue," Tiffany said. "That's the plans for this afternoon."
"Which are?" Brandy asked.
"That we have no plans," Tiffany said. "Look, I know I lead a lot of trips, so I suppose I'm acting like the trip leader, and if I get too bossy, someone jump on me. I figure we can go swimming, get some sun, lay around in the shade and shoot the bull, take a day paddle, or whatever."
"That's sort of what I had in mind," Phil agreed.
"There's one thing that has to be done," Tiffany went on. "I took a pass around, and there doesn't seem to be a lot of down, dry dead wood we can use for a fire, and we'll need it for the steaks tonight. I thought that after I get the pop and beer planted out, maybe some of us could get in the boats and head down into Albany Bay, and see if we can find some driftwood up on the beach. That burns pretty good. It probably won't be a long trip, an hour or so."
Most of the kayakers were quick to jump on the idea, but John was different. "If you don't mind, I think I'll take a pass," John said. "I don't get out in the sun as much as the rest of you, and I think I'm picking up a little burn." He gave a little wink to Candice.
She picked it up instantly. "Yeah, I might just stay back and take a little nap," she said.
"Good," Tiffany said, oblivious to the communication that had just passed between her in-laws. "It probably won't matter, but it's usually a good idea for someone to be around to keep an eye on things. Well, if someone wants to do the dishes, I'll get started with the cans, and we can get going."
"Planting out the cans" turned out to be simple. From somewhere in her large boat, Tiffany produced four small floats – really plastic jugs with a small handle on them. She got in her kayak, took one of the bags in her lap and paddled out to darker water, fifty yards or so out. "It's probably still in the forties down there," she said as she sank the bag in the lake, tying the float to the free end of the line, then paddled back for the next one, which John waded out into the water and handed to her. By evening, they'd have something cold to drink, and if they rationed it, they'd have something throughout the trip.
In a few minutes more, Candice and John watched their six friends paddle away toward Woodlark Island and Albany Bay beyond, leaving them alone on their desert island.
"Were you thinking what I'm thinking you were thinking?" Candice asked as the paddlers drew out of earshot.
"If you weren't thinking what I was thinking, there's something wrong with you," John smiled. "We should have an hour or so. I didn't think it was going to be that easy to get alone."
"Me either," she said. "The tent, you think?"
"How about out on the beach?" he suggested. "We might not get the chance again soon unless we come out here by ourselves some time."
"How about up in the trees behind the beach?" she said, thinking of people with big telephoto lenses. "I'm not crazy about giving out freebies, either."


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[prMac.com] Sunnyvale, CA - ZeoBIT LLC announces the release of MacKeeper 1.0.1 - 911 for Mac OS. The development team of ZeoBIT LLC continues to make MacKeeper even better. Version 1.0.1 has brought changes to almost all feature sets of MacKeeper: Security, Data Control, Cleaning, and Optimization. Let's take a look at the main changes according to the release notes.
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Now installation of MacKeeper Antivirus from the application's Status page is also possible for PowerPC Macs. Besides, now MacKeeper can detect third-party antivirus software before being installed.
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Backup agent is now a part of MacKeeper bundle.
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The Check/Uncheck buttons have been removed to prevent unintentional deletion of important data.
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Accidental crash during XML analysis.
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Occasional loss of custom presets created from predefined presets.
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With these fixes and improvements MacKeeper has become even more powerful and easy to use. However, the ZeoBIT team will highly appreciate new bug reports and suggestions.
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