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Monday, February 9, 2009
Perfectly Imperfect
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Welcome to Blogland, Cindy! Good idea on Laurie's part. I am glad you took her advice.I am hoping someday you can do a post for everyone to enjoy because I know just how talented you are! Thank you so much for your comment on my Blue Mon. and Met Mon. post and all my past posts. You are the greatest!..ChristineReplyDelete
You did it SO right! I wish all blogless visitors would do this. Maybe you'll start a trend! If you'll go to your "Layout", you can add blog addresses that you want to visit, and if you click on updates, you can look at your list on here and see when each blog gets updated. That way you don't have to go visit each one to see if there is anything new. I'm sure some day, we'll see wonderful postings on this blog. Love the name! laurieReplyDelete
So glad you did this.Welcome.Now we just have to get laura here.She will asap...AnnReplyDelete
Did all of your blogs get on here? I read far more than this but I will have to figure how how to get them listed here. Welcome everybody I already love to have followers and comments! LOLReplyDelete
well, If I had thought of this I might have not even fooled with a blog... You are one smart cookie and I loved your comment. Please add me to your blog list for I will want your professional input.ReplyDelete
Just posted again, come take a look!ReplyDelete
Totally awesome...I love that you've started a blog...even if it's just for comments! It's so nice to be able to come to your place and chat...hehe!!!
Okay, now that you have a blog started...hehe...you really ought to just do a few posts!!! You have so much that you can share with all of us!!! I love your blog title, "Sisterhood of the Creative Hearts"...so appropriate!!! I'm just thrilled, Sweetie!!!
So how are you doing today? Ohhhh...this is just going to be soooo cool...to be able to chat at your place!!!
Love ya,
- AnonymousFebruary 9, 2009 at 6:55 PM
Cindy I am so glad you have done this and know we will be seeing some of your great "stuff" - you just get hooked before you know it!!ReplyDelete
Your pantry is still one of my favorites (I buzzed over to RMS real quick though I haven't been there forever!) I have it and your bathroom counter in my inspiration file along with Cindy J bedroom, VAnnas...so many great decoraters out there!!
If you would like to have a lookie at the mantle you can click on the Christmas tour button at the right side of my blog. Any ideas are oh so very welcomed!!!
Dear Cindy,ReplyDelete
I am a newbee at this blogging myself. With only a little help from my daughter I have managed to get up and running... Let me know if you need help and thank you for stopping by my blog today!
Smiles, Paula
Cindy! Hello! If I can do it you certainly can! I love Laurie's instructions! She has certainly become the pro at this! It is very addicting! I've been wandering thru blogland all evening! I'm gonna start following you so I'll know when you post something! God Bless! LauraluReplyDelete
YIPPEEE!!! I just saw that I could leave a comment! This is such a great idea! But girlfriend I wanna see a post! Because you would be fabulous at this! Just like everything else you do *winks* VannaReplyDelete
Oh Cindy, this is wonderful girl..I'm so glad to be able to leave a comment I know you'll read..lol.. much faster than RMS.. thanks for the visit this morning.. Bill is doing great this morning as far as the eyes go.. other on going medical conditions are popping their ugly heads..but we endure.. After "having" to hang onto so much paperwork for years it feels great to lighten the load around here.. have a super day.. hugs ~lynne~ReplyDelete
Hi Cindy, This is a great idea! I really think you should post your lovely home and some of your work.I know how addictive it is looking at others blogs.I am not sure how it is too set one up but I am really glad that you did.You can really inspire all of us out here.Great Job!!!Hugs KathysueReplyDelete
Hi Cindy!! What a great idea! It didn't dawn on me that all I had to do was click your name...duh! This will be a great way to keep in touch and say thanks for all of your kind remarks!!!...DebbieReplyDelete
PS Love your name!
Kathysue, so far this was easy to set up. You know we have such a group of great helpers too. Laurie and Christine were there to answer my every question. Thank-you for your kind words. You have so much inspiration to share too, I look forward to your blog. Hugs, CindyReplyDelete
Hi Cindy! I really love your blog title! Please come for a visit and collect your award. It will be a good practice for you to load a picture....ChristineReplyDelete
Hey Sis...ReplyDelete
Just stopping in to say Hi today! How are you doing, my friend? I hope that my little note finds you well!!!
Whats on your agenda for the day? I'm hoping to finally get my toile drapes up in my office today. I ordered the drapery rods...got them...only to find out that they sent the wrong ones...sheeesh! They should be here today! I also still have a few boxes of stuff to find places for...after this past weekend over at Russ' dad's place! I just keep finding so many treasures and I'm so bad about just letting them go (to sell)! Russell's mom came from Swedish decent...in fact, her grandparents came over from Sweden. I found all kinds of old Swedish cookbooks...I'm thinking that there are alot of great recipes in them (although, I have to admit that I'm really not much of a cook...hehe!)
Well Dearheart...hope that you're having a terrific Tuesday!
Love ya,
Oh I am so happy I can leave you a comment... you have made my day....again!!! Your comments are so sweet and so sincere, thank you!! I hope you will come by often!ReplyDelete
Hi and welcome to blogging! I just started a blog too last month and so far it has been a lot of fun! I found you through Chrissy at The Apothecary Shop. So glad I did!!ReplyDelete
Hi Cindy! Oh, it's so nice to meet you! I've been blogging since last June and I'm addicted to it! This is a great place to be! Everything just looks fantastic!ReplyDelete
Be a sweetie and come back for a visit any time,
Shelia ;)
Cindy! Yes, I do remember you and your pantry. Sometimes you have to draw me a picture - I'm getting old, ya know! Oh, great! I'm so glad you're here! There's lots of us RMSers hopping around in Blogland!ReplyDelete
Be a sweetie and thanks for reminding me.
Sisterhood of the creative hearts! I so love that! Thank you for visiting my little world today - come back anytime!ReplyDelete
xo Isa
(the world according to isa)
Cindy!!! Do I remember you?? Of course!!! How could I ever forget?! I'm so glad you've started this. I hope you'll start posting. You would be a huge hit!ReplyDelete
Cindy...what a fabulous idea!!! That Laurie is one smart cookie...I would have never thought of this! Brilliant! Welcome to Blogland! :-) Yes, I second Rue...you will have to find time to post! So happy you are here!!! :-) Doing the happy dance! SusanReplyDelete
Dearest Cindy you're not that much older!! Thanks for asking about my son! He's complaining of being bored! He must be feeling better! I think we caught it before it got bad. He doesn't seem to be suffering from the extreme tiredness I remember when I had it so bad in high school. I'm hoping keeping him at home resting will do the trick! Thank you for your sweet concern! God Bless you today! LauraluReplyDelete
Cindy, thanks for the visit and kind words.. the kids truly enjoy themselves while on vacation. My daughter is already planning this years.. lol.. me on the other hand..well that's another story for another day.ReplyDelete
I hope this finds things well with you and yours.. hugs ~lynne~
Hi Sis...ReplyDelete
Just stopping by today with a big ol' hug and a smooch! How are you doing today, Sweetie?
Sounds like you're busy again with a project...said a prayer that it all goes well for you!!!
Love ya,
Congrats on your blog! This is such a good idea! I think I may have to try this too!
It's so funny (and SWEET) that you have me listed in your blog roll because I was messing around with it one day weeks ago and then x'd out of it thinking I didn't have the time for one. I had no idea it was still there!! I might do like you and figure out how to just get comments on it for now. Love ya! L~
Laura oh please do. You are just a couple of clicks away from allowing comments. This has worked out well so far and makes keeping track with everyone much easier. Laurie and Christine and all of the girls will help you out. Hope your Mom is doing better today. Love, CindyReplyDelete
Welcome Cindy!! Its me Sue, I have unveiled my new blog, its called astitchinthyme-sue, come by and see me and put your name in my followers! Talk soon! xoxoReplyDelete
Oh dear Cindy, you are just too sweet! I loved the comment you just left me. I respect your opinion so much, and for you to save a picture from my blog just flatters me to no end! Love ya, laurieReplyDelete
Hi Cindy! Thanks so much for the visit and the sweet comments! I do so love that you did this so we can visit you, too! Have a wonderful weekend...DebbieReplyDelete
You sweet, sweet friend! Your comments on my blog are always so special. I've been praying for you and your mom. Hope she is improving. I know how busy you are. Please take care of yourself too. Love ya, laurieReplyDelete
Thanks for your cisit on my blog and for the wonderful and kind commments. I am glad you told me about the Asian figurines. I really like them...ChristineReplyDelete
Hmmm, I wonder what happened to my comment. Anyway, Cindy, thank you so much for coming to my blog and always leaving wonderful kind comments. I am really glad you told me about the Asian figures cause I really like them. They are right next to my desk chair where I always sit and I see and enjoy them all the time..ChristineReplyDelete
Hi Cindy! I love seeing your name on my blog! Thanks so much for your visit and the sweet comment! You and Kathysue are too funny! Have a great weekend...hugs...DebbieReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 20, 2009 at 11:08 AM
Cindy- THank you so much for sending Kathysue over to visit me. I am trying to send a thank you her way for the visit and suggestions she gave for my mantle but am having trouble finding an email or place to comment on her pages. Please tell her thank you so much for me! Maybe you can convince her to do what you did on her blog space so we can say hi!ReplyDelete
Cindy, I'm just stopping by to tell you that I always LOVE when you visit my blog. I hope you are getting some rest! I love ya, laurieReplyDelete
Hi Cindy,ReplyDelete
So glad you came over to my blog and left such a nice comment.I think you have a very good idea corresponding this way. When the time is right, I am sure you will do a little posting. It was nice to meet you.
Hi Cindy, I noticed my comment just above this one. I just stopped by to see how everything is going in your corner of the woods.ReplyDelete
For me, sometimes it's hard to think of something to post. I figure i can always sit down and start writing and something will come to mind. There is always the weather !!!
I make mistakes, spell wrong, have a boring topic, but that is how life is. No two days alike.
So I would like to wish you a Happy St. Patick's Day and may you always have nice friends like you have here. Do take care and try not to be alone. That's a lesson I had to learn.
Hi Cindy! Thanks so much for stopping by my blog! I love to see your name there! I hope all is well with your family!! Have a great weekend...hugs...DebbieReplyDelete
Thank you for dropping by again, Cindy. You know I love reading your wonderful comments!...christineReplyDelete
Hi Sis...ReplyDelete
Just stopping by to see how you're doing! How was your weekend, Sweetie? We had a busy one with the kids being here and doing work over at dad's house! I'm just trying to recoup!
Hmmm...just noticed that you haven't published any of your comments for awhile...so I'm not sure if you're reading them or not! I have stopped by several times...anyway...sending you all my love and prayers, Sis!!!
Love ya,
Hi Cindy! Just wanted to stop by and say hello! Hope you're doing well. God Bless You and Yours! Lauralu :)ReplyDelete
Hi Cindy!ReplyDelete
Just poppin' in to say Hi! I hope your husband is well into recovering from his knee surgery. I know it can be a long process! Love ya and miss ya! :-) L~
Thank you for coming and for your wonderful words, Cindy!. I miss you!...ChristineReplyDelete
Hi Cyndi, How are you doing? I hope hubby is better and all is well around your home, Miss you, kathysueReplyDelete
Hey Sis...ReplyDelete
Just read the sweet note that you left for me on my button cloche vignette! It was so nice to have you stop by...love hearing from you Sweetie!!! I sure do appreciate all of your sweet and kind compliments!!!
How's everything going with you? Are you keeping busy? Hope that you're feeling well! How is Hugh coming along with his knees? I have just been worn out...ever since the estate sale! I'm having a tough time getting back on top of things...and now we're heading to Texas! I'm going to love seeing my kiddos but I'm sooo dreading the trip...please pray for me, Sis!!! So happy to hear from you...take care and Lord bless...
Love ya Sis,
Cindy, darling what a wonderful surprise to see you swing in. Thanks so much. Your words of encouragement mean the world. I hope all is well with you and yours. I think about you all the time and wonder if you are busy with clients. Life around here is like a roller coaster. One hour at a time. Don't be a stranger.hugs ~lynne~ReplyDelete
Cindy I'm so glad you came by! Robbin and I will never forget the outpouring of love and prayers from the RMS angels! You are dear! I hope you and your husband are well and what about those grandkids?? They must be getting so big! Thursday Amelia will be 2 and I'm planning my post, its making me teary tho! There is no love like the love for our grandbabies, right!! Don't be a stranger, if you visit please leave me a message! xoxoxoReplyDelete
Hi Cindy! Thanks for coming by and for the nice welcome home though we are about to leave tomorrow for Destin, FL....yes, again, lol. John just can't keep still!...Have a Happy Independence Day!...ChristineReplyDelete
Cindy--You are so right about Laura. She is such a caring person. I dropped over here from her blog. I thought if you are her friend, you'd be someone I'd like.--SusanReplyDelete
Hi Cindy! Thank you for stopping by. Any decorating lately? I miss ya!...ChristineReplyDelete
Cindy, I always love when you stop by my blog. You just have such a way with words. Your comments give me such a lift. You really should post something on this little blog of yours! Can you believe Connie won a prize on my blog? I promise, I didn't rig it! When she pulled out Connie's name, I almost said "put it back", because I thought it might look like I rigged the whole thing! I'm so glad that you and your husband went to that wedding and that you are starting to think about going somewhere else. I haven't heard any news about your mother lately. Is she doing okay? Love ya lots, laurieReplyDelete
Cindy, thanks for stopping by and the sweet note that you left. I got so excited thinking that you had started blogging too. I was sure that I did not want to blog, said I hate blogs...and I am loving it! lol Give it a try!ReplyDelete
Hi Cindy! I'm always so happy to have you stop by, glad you are liking my room makeover! It has been such a joy, I can't stay out of this room, I love it so much LOL!! I hope you are well and I know how much you will miss your grands while they are away, you are a sweetie!! Come by again soon! xoxo SueReplyDelete
It's finished...!!!!!!ReplyDelete
And Thank YOU my sweet friend for following along on my journey!! Its been fun, and alot of hard work (lifting that bed!!) and now I will relax and enjoy! Thanks Cindy!! xoxoxoReplyDelete
Hi Sis...ReplyDelete
Just read your sweet note...so happy to hear from you Sweetie! Ohhh nooo...I'm so sorry to hear that your sick and that little Elliot is feeling bad too! You know that I'll be praying for both of you!!! Is it the fibro or something else? You have been doing so much better!!! Well...I'll be praying Sweetie! Get to feeling better!!!
Love you, Sis!
Cindy, what a wonderful surprise to see you had stopped by. I'm reading that you and Elliot aren't feeling well? I certainly hope it isn't anything serious and that this finds you both doing much better. Things around here are rolling along. Each day is a surprise, some good and some not so good, but we handle them as best we can. Life is just full of surprises... I hope you get to feeling better.. don't be a stranger darling I think of you girls often.. hugs ~lynne~ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 4, 2009 at 2:54 PM
Cindy - I came across a note you had sent awhile back and thought- I have not heard from Cindy in a bit so thought I would come by and say Hi!! Hope you and Elliot are over your bout of not feeling well- it does not make for a fun day or week!ReplyDelete
thanks so much for your sweet note Cindy, you are very special and dear to me! I hope you and your family are well and are having a great summer! Its almost over and I'm having Fall fever lol! Can't wait! Love ya Cindy! xoReplyDelete
Hey stranger,how about you?? Saw your note over at Sues, hope this finds you well,all the best,ChrissyReplyDelete
Oh Cindy! It's great to hear from you! Hope everything is well with you and yours! God Bless! Lauralu :)ReplyDelete
Good morning Sweet Cindy, what a wonderful surprise to see you has stopped by. I always love when you pop in and leave your sweet comments. I think of you often as well. I read back thru some of your comments and see where your husband had knee surgery, I pray he's recovering well from that. Isn't it amazing what they can do with parts of our bodies. Things around here are good...Mr.P is feeling pretty good right now. The grandson is here again through the w/k so you know there will be laugher in the house and that's always a good thing. Are you staying busy with the decorating? Would love to see what you're doing. I hope you're feeling well darling.. I'm off to go and open the shop.. have a super day my friend.. hugs ~lynne~ReplyDelete
Hello Sis...ReplyDelete
I just read your sweet note...thank you so much for the warm birthday wishes!!! I know...it's hard for me to believe that an entire year has passed since I started this little adventure! Hehe!
Ohhh nooo...so sorry to hear that you are having problems with Google. Gloria just told me the same thing. I haven't had any problems...wonder what's up? I sure hope that we don't start having the same problems that we did with RMS...that was really sad...it caused so many people to leave!
How are you doing, Sweetie? Are you still feeling well and working? Was wondering how Hugh is getting along...did he have the other knee operated on yet? Sure hope that all is going well for you and your family! How's those grandbabies doing? I've really been thinking about mine...so many of them have been having birthdays this month! Well Darlin'...sure was great to find your sweet note!!! Thank you so much for all the well wishes...
Love you, Sis...
PS...sure have been thinking about our dear sweet Ann today...have really been praying for her!!!
What a great idea, then we can come and say 'thanks for commenting'!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for stopping, Cindy! Always nice to get a visit from you!...ChristineReplyDelete
Hi Cindy,ReplyDelete
It's so nice to have heard from you last night! What a wonderful idea to keep a place here for comments from friends. I totally understand how time consuming blogging is. Feel free to visit me anytime my friend.
You're always welcome!
I hope all is going well for you and yours.
~Blessings, ~Melissa :)
GM Sweet girl...thank you so much for coming by and seeing me...long time now see...Hope all is well on your side of the mountain today my Dear friend...love ya girl...hugs and smiles Gl♥riaReplyDelete
cindy, please go by my blog and wish twiz a happy b-day. thanksReplyDelete
Thank you Cindy! You always say the nicest things. Love ya!...ChristineReplyDelete
I think the room is a mess...I know they are in showrooms to take ideals from, but this is so out of the box it just makes me shake my head. Love it when you visit, come back soon.ReplyDelete
Cindy, this is a great idea! Thanks for stopping by to visit Hyacinths For The Soul. I appreciate your comments!ReplyDelete
I love the name of your Blog. Hope to see you post some of all the creative things about you that I've read in the comments above.
Have a great week. Sarah @ Hyacinthforthesoul
thank you so much for all the prayers and love sent my way.i dearly adore you and you know that.God bless you and your family for 1,000,000.00 yrs...AnniepooReplyDelete
SOOOOOOOOOO happy to hear from you!!! Hope you are well,don't be a stranger now!!!ReplyDelete
Hey girlfriend I'm here to see the new picture!! I guess I'll just tap my toe here until you put it up........*winks* VReplyDelete
Hi Cindy! I was so happy to see a sweet comment from you! I LOVE the name of your blog! I so hope you post some pics of your wonderful home here one day! :-) In the meantime, I'm just happy to have a place to say, HI! :-)ReplyDelete
Hey girl...Long time no hear...how have you been my Dear friend...are you cooling down again on your side of the mountain...We are just starting to feel like fall here...tresss are just changing colors..I'm so ready for it...I pray all is well in your world my friend...come by any time loved seeing you...Hope you have a great week...Hugs and smiles Gl♥riaReplyDelete
Welcome Sweet Cindy!ReplyDelete
And thank you for leaving such dear comments on my blog. I love when you come by ~ your warm, bright personality shines right through. :)
Look at how many fans you have! I hope you embrace blogging, you would be a natural here in blogland.
Hi Cindy and welcome to Blogland. I came here from RMS too! You're going to love it here! Thank you so much for sharing my joyness with me.ReplyDelete
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Hi Cindy, I'm so glad that you popped over to my 200th post party celebration!ReplyDelete
It's been so much fun participating in this blog world! The best part are the people that I've met along the way! Well, have a lovely day my friend! ;)
Hey, so glad to hear from you!! Thanks for such a lovely note,it means alot!! All the best,ChrissyReplyDelete
Cindy, it is time to start that blog of yours...thanks for stopping by, I always love a visit from u...ReplyDelete
Hi Sis...ReplyDelete
Girl, I was so happy to find a note from you on my autumn living room post!!! You just made my day with your warm and generous compliments...made me blush too! Hehe! How are you doing, Sweetie? I hope that my note is finding you well! I'm sure that Hugh has had his other knee surgery by now and is recuperating? How is he doing, my friend?
Well you won't believe it but I woke up this morning to the heater kicking on and running! We had a cold front move in a couple of days ago and it dropped down into the 30's last night...brrrr!!! I'm hoping for a little more Autumn season before it turns completely cold! Bet you're still enjoying some warm, sunny weather? Well my friend, what have you been up to lately? Still working?
Just wanted to drop by to say hello...I was elated to find your note!!! Miss you, Girlfriend!!!
Love ya, Sis!
Hi Cindy, thank you so much for always visiting my blog and leaving really wonderful comments. I can't wait to see another beautiful blog entry here. You should share the great product of your talent with us...ChristineReplyDelete
Thanks for coming by, my friend. How are you, your mom and Hugh? I am glad you like the tables. The anniversary was a good reason for me to buy them and give them to John for a gift since he is the one collecting the eggs but I am the one who really like to have them, lol. I hate stuff on the floors except for big urns.....ChristineReplyDelete
i just dropped by to tell you i love you...AnniepooReplyDelete
Many Thanksgiving Blessings to you and your family….Hugs and smiles Gl♥riaReplyDelete
What a delightful discovery!~You sure are doing things right!ReplyDelete
I'm so delighted to have found you through your recent comment;(above mine,@ Happy to Design!.., Isn't Chari such an amazing and precious lady!?.., I love, and thank God for her so very much!~ She has been such a blessing to me,I'll tell you!!
May I also be a blessing to her!..,
I want to personaly, warmly invite you to visit my little corner fo the blogging world to partake in enjoying, "some afternoon tea and strawberries" and also to enjoy a wee respite, my dear!., I do hope to have the pleasure of having you for a little visit!
Cheers and blessings from Wanda Lee@ The Plumed Pen
Hi Cindy! It's been almost a year since you last posted, lol. How are you, girlfriend? I am doing fine though I am still coughing from the bug I caught in CA, can you believe that? Thanks so much for coming. I am glad you got a new computer....ChristineReplyDelete
Hi Cindy, How are you feeling? Iknow with this unseasonalbly cold we are having there are sure a lot of bugs out there. I just started a blog,Yes, I finally joined the others. I am having so much fun writing. I did not know that about myself. Life is a journey,that is for sure,Hugs KathysueReplyDelete
Cindy, it's time for a new post!!! lol I am loving this granny stuff. Thanks for your sweet welcome note.ReplyDelete
Are you ever going to start posting?? ;)ReplyDelete
Thanks for your kind words, Cindy! Love ya girl! I hope you get to visit us here too...ChristineReplyDelete
Cindy, Thanks for your always sweet remarks...I don't know how anyone could find a positive in those pics!!! I have forgotten most of what I knew about blogging and kept trying to reply back to the email notice... How are you and your family?ReplyDelete
PS Tell your sister you can take your own pictures now...thanks...LOL
Christmas Blessings to you and your family, From my mountain to yours Hugs and smiles Gl♥riaReplyDelete


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Here are my twin boys. They are sitting in an antique Japanese baby crib. The women used these to carry their babies to the rice field while they were working.
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010
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I guess it could easily double as a rice bucket, bath tub, beer barrel... handsome boys!
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Monday, September 27, 2010
Stephanie Laurens on the Historical Romance
First, the good news is that the bad news isn't so bad. When you ask a publisher how historicals are doing, he will say, "Sales are flat." That DOESN'T mean historicals aren't selling. In fact, they are. What he means is that the percentage of historicals being sold, compared to the whole spectrum of romance subgenres is the same as it has been. But, the whole romance market is getting bigger. In other words, if this year the publisher sells 100 romances and 30 of them are historicals, and next year he sells 200 romances, 60 of them will be historicals. The market is actually growing.
One of the big changes over the past five years, though, there's been developing a bigger gap between the authors at the top and the rest of the crowd. This has to do with mass market distributors like Wal-Mart, etc.) They have a limited number of slots for romances, and only one goes for historicals. Naturally, that one slot is going to go to a top author "guaranteed" to sell. Now, Stephanie said that the other authors are doing well – because there are still lots of other outlets with more slots (in other words, book stores). But it's the mass market distributors that push an author's numbers over the top and determine whether or not a book is going to be a best seller.
On the other hand, it's not harder to break in for a new author. In fact, with the advent of e-printing, it's getting easier. Furthermore, (and surprising to me) the most voracious e-book readers aren't the young kids, but the older reader. The average e-book reader's age is 56.
OK, what is selling in historical romance? Stephanie said that medievals are not selling (Alex Logan of Grand Central Publishing, who also spoke at the conference confirmed this), unless you can put a kilt on it. What is selling right now is Regency – though that can be expanded to Georgian and Victorian as well. The boundaries are blurred. Editors are looking for story elements that stand out. Right now that's families and groups (in other words, series), because readers love to return to familiar worlds. Stephanie suggests that you read widely; read bestsellers whose work is closest to yours. Read the best-selling lines.
One of the trends is historical romances are getting hotter. Audiences today are looking for a higher level of sensuality.
Stephanie also shared with us some information on structuring a book around word count that I'd never heard before. Mass market and commercial fiction plots are structured around blocks of 40,000 words with a block of 5000 at the beginning and end. This is why publishers come up with the word counts you see printed in their submission guidelines.
For example a novella of 50,000 words looks like this:
5000 word intro (includes inciting incident )
40k development to climax
5k denouement
An 85,000 to 90,000 mass market looks like this:
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40k development to central turning point/black moment
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At the end of every block, you have a major turning point. Stephanie said that in terms of structure, 100,000 words is a bad length. You have either a short book written too long, or a long book written too short.
What settings are selling? Right now, because of the economy, it's almost impossible to get book publishers to take a risk. Stephanie says everyone loves Scotland and England, but editors are shy of exotic settings right now. She said if you want to use an exotic setting, ground your story in England, then move it offshore.
Stephanie was quick to point out, though, that historical fiction and historical romance are two different beasties. Historical romance, the romance is first and foremost and history is just the backdrop. In historical fiction, history is an essential part of the story. What this means is that historical accuracy for a romance isn't particularly important. You can bend it a bit. A popular device is to put what you changed into an author's note at the end. But for historical fiction historical accuracy is crucial.
The question about historical accuracy led to one about the "not nice" parts of the time period. Tacky things like what women did when they had their menses. Stephanie said that with a historical romance, you're creating an escape. So leave those ugly things out.
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Sorry that didn't read well. I meant to say my Regencies, Georgian and Victorian novels always find a home, but that will change as trends come and go.ReplyDelete
Great information Vicky. I love to hear from editors and agents, and I took a look through some of your older posts about the conference.ReplyDelete
The ebook market will probably continue to grow through the 'older' crowd. E Readers (kindle, nook, etc) make nice gifts for adults who pretty much have accumulated what they want where as teens and young adults are more likely to get clothes or things for their home as gifts, IMO.
Yeah, my guess is the e-readers are also able to enlarge print without enlarging the size of the book. ;D That's a nice benefit.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the breakout in differences between romances and straight fiction. I don't know what to say about where lines are drawn for historical fantasy. By definition, we change history when we write fantasy, so I don't think the rules of straight fiction apply. I hope.
Re e-books, we had another speaker at the conference who was an e-book publisher and he said that the market is growing very fast. The biggest user is, as Debra has said, the older reader, but young people are also embracing the technology. The comment was that print books won't go away, though. Lots of people want to have a permanent copy for their library.ReplyDelete
Re Victoria's comment on historical fantasy: I think that's a different beastie from what Stephanie writes. She's known for her hot Regencies and Regency suspense. The way I see it, there are two branches of historical fantasy. One creates an alternative universe, such as Victoria's alternative Han dynasty. The other puts paranormal elements into a historical world. In both cases you're bending history. I recently listened to an RWA conference talk that discussed reader expectations when either of those happens. The author (I can't remember who, but it was a best-selling writer of fantasy historicals) said that with the paranormal type you have to stay within the limits of actual history, especially if you're using real people. But you can give them a "secret" life, providing it's coherent with what people already know about them historically. So say your character has a gap in thier life in which biographers have no idea what they were doing. YOu could have them go off and have a paranormal adventure that changes their outlook and explains why later in life they made certain decisions, etc. Another way to handle this, which I've seen even with "straight" historicals and with contemporaries that use famous people but don't want to get into liable suites is to not name the actual person but make them similar to the real person so that the astute reader knows who they are. The character that pops into my head is the Prince whose life Tom Clancy's hero saves in one of Clancy's early books.
I've abandoned three or four recently written historicals lately because they were gruesome or hard to read. Must be getting pickier as I get older!ReplyDelete


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A local bus can take you all around the Island. Taxis and mini buses are also readily available and have visible registration numbers. Colourful water taxis run between the Grand Anse Beach area and St. George's harbour. Visit sister Islands, Carriacou and Petit Martinique in Grenada on the Osprey Express Ltd, is a high-speed, modern, catamaran ferry
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1) Grand Anse area for beautiful beaches
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3) River Sallee Boiling Springs, a spiritual retreat for the locals
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Logging from your OpenERP module
I always wondered how to, in the OpenERP web client, show those informational messages in the top of the web client. Messages such as 'PO/00001 created'. They are very informational for users.
Well… reading a presentation on the differences between OpenERP v5 and v6 I found that one of the additions was the self.log function which, as its name implies, logs a message to the audit logs (which can be accessed at Administration/Audit/Logs) and the Administration Dashboard (which can be accessed at Administration/Reporting/Dashboard/Administration Dashboard).
The function has the following syntax:
self.log(cr, uid, st.id, _('Statement %s is confirmed, journal items are created.') % (st_number,))
The function returns the id of the entry created in the res_log table (or res.log business object) and takes the message to log and the context as parameters
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Safety Stock and reorder points in OpenERP
Safety Stock is the level of stock maintained to mitigate the risk of stockouts. Do you have safety stock in OpenERP? It depends. If you are running a manufacturing operation, and you manufacture to stock or build to order while keeping raw material inventory on-hand, you are actually using safety stocks. Chances are, if you don't have safety stock you will run risks of stockouts and customer service deterioration.
Do you have a module or something like that in OpenERP? Actually no. And there might be a reason for that. But we will not go into that, we will show how to manage safety stocks and reorder points in OpenERP.
What you do have in OpenERP is the possibility of defining Minimum Stock Rules in your products. You need to do so if you are planning on using the MRP module. Actually it is mandatory to have minimum stock rules for all the raw material that you need in order to manufacture products. And you need to have minimum stock rules for your work-in-progress components in place when you build to stock work-in-progress components, or products.
The Minimum Stock Rules form allows you to define two quantities for your product. First the minimum quantity. This is a number that when it is reached by the virtual inventory, OpenERP creates a procurement in order to increase the stock of the product up to the Maximum Quantity amount (which is the second quantity in the Minimum Stock Rule).
And if you think about it, since all you need is to calculate your minimum and maximum quantities for your product, you don't need to calculate your safety stock since it is already taken care of by the minimum quantity.
Now, how do you calculate your minimum quantity? You can do it with the following formula in LibreOffice:
Minimum Quantity = NORMINV(Service Level, Average Demand During Lead Time, Standard Deviation of Demand During Lead Time)
It's a simple formula that can be used in LibreOffice or PostgreSQL (you need to install pgnumerics though, not a big deal)
Service level is the % of orders that you are planning to fulfill. If you are planning on satisfying average demand, you need to set it to 50%. If you are planning on satisfying 95% of your orders, you need to set it at 95%.
Average and Standard Deviation of Demand during lead time are quite straight-forward parameters. In order to calculate them you need to take all your orders you took during a period of time, and then calculate its average and standard deviation.
The minimum quantity is composed of two components, the safety inventory piece and the lead-time demand piece. Lead-time demand can be calculated as the average demand you have for that product, and the safety stock can be calculated as
Safety Stock = Minimum Quantity – Lead Time Demand
At this moment we are developing a module that calculates Minimum Quantity, Safety Stock and Lead Time Demand. We will keep you posted on this.
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…is something I have no idea of but I am stuck for a title and it can only be nicer than here right now. Oh for some warmth! We had a few days of sun then last week it packed up. It's not coming back this week either apparently. Brrrrrr, Spring is not my favourite season.
But I have had plenty of time to get stuff done. And for once I actually have got that stuff done. I opened the debit card account for my soon to open etsy. A huge step. I have made several things to put in it. Small things, test the market sort of things. I have an idea of where I want the shop to go, what I want to sell but I have to work my way to that place. It's a fun journey. The shop should open next week if I can sort a few more things out. Space is at a premium in this house, it makes it hard to sew anything too big so some dreams must wait a little longer. But a bigger house will come and that house will mean bigger sewing projects, caring for children (a paying job again hallelujah!) and a child of my own. And a dining table. You can't imagine how boring eating off a coffee table gets. (wow, that paragraph went off on a tangent)
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Have you come back SNX? I hope so! Yea Beksinski... i know... and thats very nice drawing here You have, however it belongs to doujinshi section even if its abstract. Feels so... filthy.. gollum style maybe? ^^;
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Duh, something from me...
That's my own creation [pen+paper+photoshop].
It's dedicated 2 Beksinski, actually that's Tribute 2 Beksinski who died :( I loved his works...
"These Filthy Hands" it's a title of Mushroomhead's song.
That's all folks.
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This is really cool. I like the concept. And the idea. I also really like the colors. Excellent work~
semanga Mar 26, 2005
:o :o :o
that looks so awesome you have make this with pen, paper and photoshop very good work
but i have fear hold me please >_<
Irmes Mar 27, 2005
niewątpliwie ma coś w sobie =) pewnie jak by to dopracować trochę byłoby fajniejsze ^^
Irmes Mar 27, 2005
niewątpliwie ma coś w sobie =) pewnie jak by to dopracować trochę byłoby fajniejsze ^^
markjo Mar 27, 2005
Well, Beksinski wasn't my favourite artist (I prefer Siudmak's art), but he definitely was an artistic personality. And the drawing has something intriguing in it. Great work.
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Today's my sister's birthday! Congrats!
Here we are in our national costumes (in Norwegian it's called bunad) a couple of weeks back, at my nephew's confirmation.
Bunads are different in colors and design depending on what part of the country they are from. Ours are from northern Norway, where my mother's family comes from. Our late grandma made them for us when we were still teenagers. My green one is the inland version, while my sister has the coast version. These types of garments are used especially during our National Day on May 17th, and on big occasions like weddings, confirmations and other grand gala events.
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Happy birthday, sis!
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Happy birthday to your sister! You both look lovely!ReplyDelete
So, at Weddings then do you wear this costume if you are the guest? Love the fact that you have a national costume....and Happy Birthday to your sister too. xReplyDelete
@CCCL: Thank you! :)ReplyDelete
@SE: At weddings, and not just as guests. Some choose to get married in their bunads, too. Both women and men. I was maid of honour at a friend's wedding, and I wore my bunad for the service at the church, and then changed to another dress for the dinner.
Thank you, Holly! I'll forward your greetings to sis. :)ReplyDelete
You both look adorable)ReplyDelete
The pair of you are looking so relaxed and happy - Am singing a birthday song for your sister right now - trust all is well;-)ReplyDelete
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Wednesday, June 30, 2010
"ThIs Is HoW wE dO iT"
Nic and I headed to the Crater High School class of 2000 10 year reunion (June 26). We were able to get all "dolled" up and head to the Rogue Regency Inn to eat and mingle. It was a lot of fun! Got to meet some really nice people Nic went to high school with - even got to see some not so good karaoke. haha The story that I kept hearing all night was, "Every time I hear Montell Jordan's 'This Is How We Do It,' I think of Nic." I had to hear the story behind it...for a talent show, Nic put together a live band and sang that song. Rapping and everything. On the way home, I got a private show. (Go here for a reminder of the song and video) He remembered all of the words even! That's my rapper! We totally forgot our camera, but Michelle (SIL) was nice enough to snag a few pix of us.
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- natalie said...
looks like fun! 10 year reunion seems like an eternity for me still.... ha!
- June 30, 2010 at 6:47 PM
- Miss K said...
alli!! you look totally gorgeous!!! you are booth so dang cute! loves!
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- Em & Gar said...
One of my favorite memories of nic is when I came to visit and I was like 14 and he showed me that video and then we were driving in his truck and he turned on some crazy rap hip hop stuff I hadn't really heard before and sang the whole thing to me. hahaha. good times!
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A remarkably complete skeleton that was introduced in 2010 as "the best candidate" for the immediate ancestor of our genus Homo may just be a pretender. Instead of belonging to the human lineage, the new species of Australopithecus sediba is more closely related to other hominins from South Africa that are on a side branch of the human family tree, according to a new analysis of the fossil presented here last week at the annual meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists.
When fossils from several individuals' skeletons were found in a collapsed cave in Malapa, South Africa in 2008, their discoverer, paleoanthropologist Lee Berger of the University of the Witwatersrand, noted that they helped fill a key gap in the fossil record 2 million to 3 million years ago when some upright-walking australopithecine evolved into the earliest member of our genus, Homo. [...] Science | AAAS


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Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Jimmy McGriff, 1936-2008
Goodbye, Jimmy
In December of 2005 I noted the passing of Jimmy Smith, the greatest of all jazz organists. Along with an elite handful of others- Shirley Scott and Big John Patton come to mind- Jimmy McGriff stood atop the second tier. He died May 24. It's awful to see these giants depart. Yet most every city still has a premier jazz organist. In my town it's Everette DeVan. In fact, I might stop in to see him tonight. I'll bet he even knows "Red Sails In the Sunset." This funky version is from the most obscure McGriff disc in my collection. The liner notes to Georgia On My Mind are somewhat sketchy; the music it contained on the 1989 release, however, is glorious.
Kansas City jazz great Earl Robinson, co-founder of the Scamps, died May 19.
Utah Phillips died May 23.
Franz Jackson died May 26. (Tip via BGO.)
I'll bet you haven't heard this version of "Kansas City." Trojan Records!
Oh my dear Lord! Goose Creek Symphony hadn't crossed my mind in over ten years. Incredibly, the country-rock pioneers are on tour.
I've previously confessed that I don't dislike the Jonas Brothers. So I was mildly shocked to see the kids' new sound and different look as I monitored MTV Hits last night. What? That's not the Jonas Brothers? It's Tokio Hotel? Nevermind.
Kansas City Click: The Dresden Dolls and their obsessive fans bond tonight at the Beaumont. "Rad", by opening act Smoosh, is #723 on my all-time favorite song list.
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- DLC said...
Yeah, Jimmy Mcgriff is (was) great. He did a couple dueling organist albums with Groove Holmes that are seriously cool.
- bgo said...
Yeah dic, McGriff (was) is great.
I remember seeing him and Hank Crawford at the NOLA Jazz & Heritage Fest back in the 1980's.
It was the epitome of THE BLUES, and a damn fine crowd gathered to witness the precedings.
He will missed by organ lovers worldwide.
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|Third generation owner of Peterson,
Duane Doyle, Sr., with parents
Marion Jean and Bill Doyle (second
generation owner, retired).
Peterson People take note: February 7, 2012 was officially designated as "Peterson Cat Day" by the San Leandro City Council in honor of our company's 75 years in business and our ongoing contributions to the city's economic development! Peterson CEO/Owner Duane Doyle, Sr. joined the council in a recent ceremony to official declare the date and to accept the council's thanks on behalf of Peterson and the Doyle family.
Stephen H. Cassidy, Mayor of San Leandro, joined Duane at the meeting to read an official proclamation, in which he said: "This is a very happy day for us to recognize one of the outstanding companies in San Leandro. Peterson Cat has remained a valued and important member of San Leandro industrial community and provided skilled, well-paying jobs for our community as well as technical apprenticeship training programs."
Mayor Cassidy further praised Peterson, and said: "Peterson Cat continues to forge innovations driving the industry, as well as being an innovator for heavy equipment used by our nation's defense forces. [Peterson Cat has been] repeatedly recognized and awarded for environmental efforts and stewardship. I wish the company many years of continued success!"
After the Mayor's speech, Duane thanked the council and introduced his parents, Marion Jean and Bill Doyle (second generation owner, retired), who were also honored attendees at the event. The Doyles were further acclaimed in an article describing the ceremony, "Employer Honored" by Tom Abate, which ran in the San Leandro Patch.
Carol Parker, reporter for the Patch, wrote an additional article, "Peterson Tractor Celebrates Its 75th Anniversary", celebrating Peterson's 75 years in the business.


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|Bean (Climbing French) Seeds - Blue Lake
|Traditional favourite. Medium-length, tender, stringless, round pods. Will also provide a good crop of haricot beans if allowed to ripen. White seeded climbing french bean. Height 150cm (5').
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|Delicious round, pods up to 20cm (8) in length are produced in profusion right through to autumn if picked regularly. Climbing variety. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner.
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Today is the day… FAN FEST. To me it's like baseball season has officially started. And it being Valentine's Day… for us that are in LOVE with the Giants, I couldn't think of a better way to spend a day.
So here is a quick run down if you plan on trekking out to the field today.
Fan fest is from 10am to 3pm
The field will be open to walk on, play catch or to just get a view of what the players have. There will be current players and coaches talking about the 2016 season and there will to ask you San Francisco Giants some questions of your own!
And if you haven't gotten a chance to get your picture taken with the world series trophies, here is you opportunity. They will be on display for your viewing and picture pleasure.
Welcome to the 2016 season!


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U-Prince The Series: The Badly Politics
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English title: U-Prince The Series: The Badly Politics
Milk, a young fashion lover, is forced to study Political Science by an order from her father. During a class, her teacher asked her to do a project but ended up being punished by her father.
To survive, she looks for Serwae, a young man who is the only one that has the solution to all her problems. Over time, she falls in love but later learns that he is about to get married.


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all of my friends have depended on you, all of my loved ones
now you turn your back on us and now you want to seperate from us.
we love you and we have faith in you.
because you are human, your emotions are coming back will resurrect you.
have hope, because we can always be better.
we are individuals hoping for reconciliations.
i want every single one of us to be able to thank you for a better standing.
driving into the ground is not the only way to go. you can always turn left, right, or even go straight.
we were always meant to go somewhere nice, somewhere over the rainbow, to be healed.
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Along with the resignation of 2 Government ministers the big story of the past 3 weeks has been the issue's surrounding Hangar 6 and the promise of 300 jobs by Ryanair. On Wednesday 24th February I sat down and watched the joint Oireachtas Committee on Transport with great interest, two hours later I was very clear on Ryanair position, but less so of Aer Lingus, DAA and found out nothing about the Government position.
On Tuesday night Prime Time offered to give us the facts behind Hangar 6, again we got a repeat of Michael O Leary's position. Prime Time's failure to secure a government minister rendered this debate useless and Prime Time gave us no real insight on the real facts. It also confirmed the Government has no interest in O Leary's offer even at this late stage.
It's clear there is no love lost between Ryanair, successive Fianna Fáil led Governments, DAA and Aer Lingus. Serious questions remain unanswered on the part of the Government or the DAA on why these 500 Ryanair jobs could not have been secured for Dublin Airport, even given that Hangar 6 was crucial to O Leary's offer. At a time when there are more than 437,000 people unemployed of which 900 are aircraft maintenance technicians.
Michael O'Leary (however brash he is) runs one of the world's most successful airlines, the latest passenger traffic rose 6% in February compared to the corresponding month in 2009 to 4.37 million, a remarkable fate given the current financial climate. Yet the many elements of the media continue to scorn the undeniable success of Ryanair's and of its intentions to "really" deliver these jobs, something the Government has conveniently used to cover their own mishandling or unwillingness to secure these 500 jobs.
On the other hand Aer Lingus have not announced the creation of one additional job at Hangar 6 and are currently in discussion with staff on redundancies of 1,100 of the current staff some of which will very likely be in aircraft maintenance. Aer Lingus CEO, Christoph Mueller has stated that its heavy maintenance lease currently carried out in France could not be revised for another 3 years.
Much was made by members at the transport committee of O Leary's decision to pull planes out of Shannon & yet they failed to acknowledge that Aer Lingus moved its planes from its Shannon base to Belfast. Both of these were commercial decisions and there is no saying that down the road that if O Leary had secured Hangar 6 he may choose to leave in the future, but right now the country need jobs.
Many issues have remained unanswered by Government and Dublin Airport Authority, something the media have failed to fully investigate.
- Was there a competition for Hangar 6?
- Why if Ryanair made an offer to buy/lease Hangar 6 in early 2009 when it was empty did DAA sign a deal Aer Lingus in Dec 2009, without creating a single job?
- Why has Aer Lingus /DAA have not published the terms of the lease for Hangar 6?
- How come the media have failed to produce a single image of these late night works carried out at Hangar 6?
- Media report that the lease is 2.5 million per year if so how can Aer Lingus afford with losses of 100million for last year, was a special done just to keep Ryanair out?
- Can this lease be legally broken?
- Why did the Government not use its 25% strategic share in Aer Lingus plus Ryanair 29% share to force Aer Lingus to move to other suitable hangars at the airport, last year to secure 500 jobs if hangar 6 was the only condition attached?
On the surface the handling of the Ryanair offer appears to have been abysmal by all parties. It does appear that there was collusion between Government DAA and Aer Lingus to keep Ryanair out even at the loss of 500 jobs. It also appear strange that Aer Lingus plans to centralise staff operations was announced on the day before the Transport committee called both O Leary & Mueller to appear. Of course Michael O Leary would use any opportunity to show up the government's incompetence but in this instance I believe he was right. The real question is how may other job offers have been made by foreign companies that have fell through the cracks of a very ineffective Minister and Department. It does appear that Government and public in general believe that the creation of a Ryanair job is worh less that any other comapny Irish or foreign.
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text: Knowledge of Asian business is dominated by conventional wisdom, much of which has achieved the status of myth. Bestselling author Michael Backman has researched beneath the surface to reveal the things that you need to know about Asian business and society. Using a wealth of examples, case studies and anecdotes, he provides a revealing and unconventional picture based around key business themes. Business, business culture and culture are entwined to draw the reader from the outside into becoming an Asian insider. Written in the author's direct, sharp style, The Asian Insider is a fascinating read for anyone wishing to get to grips with Asian business and understand how Asia really works.


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Spring POWER Smoothie
3/4 cup frozen mango chunks
1 banana sliced
1/2 cup cantaloupe diced
1/3 cup low fat vanilla yogurt or 1 scoop vanilla whey protein powder
1/4 cup nonfat vanilla soy milk
Place all ingredients in a blender or food processor and puree until thick and smooth. Sprinkle some organic granola on top for extra texture. This is a GREAT spring/summer breakfast. Especially if you have just completed your morning workout and need a little extra help cooling off and refueling. DRINK UP, Trainer Todd


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Researchers at the University of York have found that facial features may predict favorable versus unfavorable first impressions. (Photo : Flickr: Jun'ichiro Seyama)
In a world preoccupied with taking the best selfie and finding the best Facebook profile picture, it is fairly well known that first impressions aren't always correct. Researchers at University of York have also found that our facial features may provide some insight to these first impressions.
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These fries are super easy and are a great way to serve sweet potatoes! My kids devoured them! You'll notice there aren't any amounts on the recipe. I just sprinkle the seasonings on. Put however much you like on them! You can even substitute other spices if you prefer. However, the spices below make tasty fries, without any spice being overbearing - just a good flavor!
3 sweet potatoes
about 1 tablespoon olive oil
garlic powder
Preheat oven to 425º. Slice sweet potato into fries. Put on cookie sheet and drizzle olive oil on top. Mix with your hands until the olive oil lightly coats the sweet potatoes. Sprinkle salt, pepper, garlic powder and paprika on the fries. Bake for 20 - 25 minutes, until crispy. Serve immediately.


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You can read the chapter if you have a pdf reader by clicking here. The whole book can be downladed by going to this web page.
This chapter by C. J. Mahaney was greatly used by God in my life today. It put in my heart and mind a desire to make time to listen to God and think about what he's telling me throughout the day. I'm encouraged to take time-outs during the day just to refocus and seek to know what God is communicating to me. I need to seek God, be sensitive to his Spirit, and live in the freedom of the grace of Christ. It is sweet when I remember that listening to God is most important and that he is in control of everything which means I don't need to worry, just listen, trust, and obey him. God used C. J. to remind me that listening to Christ is THE most important thing for me to do; to make a choice to listen every morning; and to recognize what is eternal.
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text: The H10 VINTAGE SALOU (H10 EUROPA PARK) offers the possibility of a fun holiday for all the family. Of particular note are the panoramic views of the swimming pool. It's323 rooms offer customers a functional and pleasant environment. It has everything parents need to rest and to entertain young children. Back at the hotel, a swim in one of the pool will smooth away the tiredness from a day full of excitement.


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Tuesday, May 3
I got a txt from my friend on the way home if I was interested in sushi for dinner. Heck Yeah! The Japanese restaurant is her favorite and she had asked me if it is really Japanese. To be honest, I was not excited to much, but it surprised me! I can't wait to go back with J.
Dinner at Yama Sushi
Sashimi Appetizer: Salmon, Yellow Tail, Red Snapper, Tuna
Surume Ika: I loved it!
Hamachi Kama: I will order this every time I come here!


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RECIPE | Potato Salad
(It has been a while since my last post; I've been busy lately with work… my blog just turned 1 month old! Yay!)
400 g marble potatoes (or just regular ones)
1 medium sized carrot
1/2 cucumber
1/3 cup raisins
1/2 cup pineapple tidbits
1 apple
1 can tuna
1. Boil the marble potatoes as well as the carrot (peeled) in a pot, add a dash of salt.
2. While boiling those, cut into small cubes the cucumber, cheese, and apples. (If you're using green apple, boil it for a few minutes in pineapple juice (from the pack of pineapple tidbits) after slicing to lessen the sourness of the green apple. It is preferred to use a red apple/Fuji apple).
3. Check if the carrot is ready sticking in a fork. If it's already quite tender up to the center of the carrot, it's ready to be taken out. Let it cool for a bit and then cut into small cubes as well.
4. After 15-20 minutes, the potatoes should be ready. Stab in a fork to check if its soft; turn off the heat and drain the water.
5. Pour some of the hot water in the cup of raisins to swell the raisins a little bit. Soak them in hot water for a few minutes and then drain.
6. Cut the marble potatoes into quarters.
7. Add in the cubed carrots, cucumber, apple, pineapple tidbits (with the juice drained), cheese, & raisins. Next, add in the tuna (remove the water or oil) and a dollop of mayonnaise.
8. Give the ingredients a good mix to coat them evenly with the mayo.
And your done!
This recipe serves 4.
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Watford boss Gianfranco Zola saluted a piece of "magic" from Lewis McGugan after the former Nottingham Forest midfielder ended his old club's 100 per cent record.
Forest were leading through Andy Reid's early strike when McGugan, who left the City Ground in the summer, curled in a free-kick which Zola the player would have been proud of to secure a 1-1 draw.
"Sometimes it is the way, you can try to do too much against your old team or you can really be up for it, and I thought Lewis was in control," said Zola.
"In the first half he was not at his best but he waited and produced a bit of magic which was welcomed by all of us.
"I see a lot of potential in Lewis. I'm expecting more than that. It's not just about scoring goals, I know he can do that, it'a about being more effective on the pitch and defending as well.
"There were other teams interested in him, he's a quality player, but he was very happy to come here."
Reid opened the scoring with a left-foot thunderbolt in the sixth minute after Marco Cassetti had given the ball away.
But nine minutes after half-time McGugan, who scored 44 goals in seven years in Nottingham, bent the ball around the Forest wall and into the top corner.
Both teams had chances to win it; Forest hit the post twice through Henri Lansbury and, in the final minute, substitute Ishmael Miller.
At the other end Karl Darlow made fine saves from Sean Murray and Ikechi Anya.
"It was one of those games which was good for the crowd and the TV but certainly not the managers," added Zola.
"It was too open. We know we have to defend better than we are at the moment. But if you want to be offensive you can't be perfect at defending, it's a fine line."
A point was still enough to send Forest back to the top of the Sky Bet Championship while preserving both teams' unbeaten starts to the season.
But one unnamed Forest player will be getting an earful for his part in the equaliser, according to assistant boss David Kelly.
"It was a good advert for the Championship, we're pleased with how we played and attacked, but we are disappointed with the goal," he said.
"If the right person had been on the right end of the wall it might not have gone in!
"But we had enough chances to finish game off well before they scored. We had three or four one on ones and Manuel Almunia makes a worldy on Ishmael Miller. We should have been a bit more clinical.
"But it's a good point against a good team who will be up there challenging this season. It says something when you come to a ground like this and are disappointed you haven't won."


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Betty L. Tiller, 84, Carthage, passed away Monday, Aug. 20, 2012 with her husband of 68 years and her family at her side.
Betty L. Tiller, 84, Carthage, passed away Monday, Aug. 20, 2012 with her husband of 68 years and her family at her side.
Betty Louise Danner was born June 25, 1928 in Carthage; the daughter of the late O.J. "Red" Danner and Ida Gordon Danner. She attended Carthage Public Schools and married Emerald "Pete" Tiller on August 20, 1944 in Pittsburg, Kansas. Betty worked as a switchboard operator for United Missouri Bank, Carthage and was a bookkeeper for Jasper Lumber and Supply, Jasper, Mo. and Tiller Construction. She was a member of the First Church of the Nazarene, where she sang in the church choir and was involved in the women's and children's ministries. She was active with her children in their school PTAs.
Survivors include her husband, Pete, Carthage; three daughters, Bonnie (George) Earl, Carthage, Janet (Tim) Atnip, Jasper and Debbie (Steve) Hensley, Carthage; two brothers, David Danner and Mike Danner, Carthage; six grandchildren, Hallie (Paul) Young, Spring Hill, KS, Jeremy (Jaime) Atnip, Jasper, Brad Atnip, Jasper, Adam (Allison) Atnip, Jasper,Dustin (Amanda) Hensley, Carthage and Amanda (Brad) Fosdick, Carthage; eight great grandchildren, Kylen and Dalton Young, Larissa, Hadley, Garrett, Addison and Clayton Atnip and Baylor Hensley; her devoted caregiver, Leslie Kincaid. Betty was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, Lois Hurt and three brothers, Howard, J.C. and Harold Danner.
Visitation will be held from 6–7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 23 at the Knell Mortuary, Carthage, Mo. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday, Aug. 24 at the Grand Avenue Church of God, Carthage. Pastor Chuck Davis and Pastor Dan Adams will officiate. Interment will be in Hackney Cemetery, northeast of Carthage. Memorial gifts are suggested to the Grand Avenue Church of God, Carthage. Online condolences may be expressed through www.knellmortuary.com.


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The attempts to get away from the hype of slick advertisements trying to have you believe you need this and this and this can be a challenge. In today's day and age men are taking better care of themselves and more conscious of what they put onto and into their bodies. Awareness is the first step to educating ourselves on just what is in our hygiene and body care products. Read labels, do your research on just what are those ingredients you cannot pronounce, be aware of potential harm from synthetics and chemical ingredients, be aware of the use of animal testing, and finally, understand just what that term "natural" is saying or isn't saying.
It may be very surprising to learn just how vague the labeling laws are in the perfume and cosmetics industry. Unlike the food industry, there are no legal standards for organic or natural personal care products sold in the United States.
Ignorance is not bliss when it comes to you and your family's health. The skin is our body's largest organ, and anything we apply to ourselves enters through the layers of skin into the bloodstream. Yes, the old saying about "anything in moderation" is true with most things, but...The cosmetic industry claims the amount of these ingredients are not high enough to pose a threat, but the problem lies in the fact that we use these products day in and day out. Our kidneys and liver do their best to eliminate toxins but what about those that over time have been stored within the fatty tissues of the skin. The long term effects are a concern. The body reacts by way of allergic and inflammatory reactions, the havoc played on the the endocrine system is not always fully understood and the source of the problems are often hard to pinpoint.
There are several items within the Meadow Muffin Gardens shop that are geared for men, but there are also many items such as these below that can easily be swapped for more than one method of use and by both men, women and even the kids.
A body wash certainly isn't limited to the shower. Containing Dr. Bronner's Castile Soap, Aloe Vera Gel, Jojoba oil and various essential oils, this blend can easily be used as a face wash, a shampoo and even a shaving gel. Put into a foaming pump bottle, application is less wasteful without losing some between your fingers and down the drain.
|Body Wash, Shaving Cream
A conditioning hair oil isn't just for women! Men can have dry, brittle hair as well, whether they wear their hair long or short. This Jojoba oil blend does make an excellent dry hair treatment, but it's use certainly doesn't have to stop there. Hair isn't limited to our heads alone!
Bearded men need to take care of their facial hair and the delicate skin beneath. Jojoba oil is unique in that it is very similar to the sebum of our own skin, therefore it makes a great hair and skin conditioner.
|Hair Oil, Beard Oil
|Face, Body Moisturizer, After Shave Balm
Concerns over the safety of sun screens has people looking into alternatives. The choice we have is between "chemical" sunscreens which contain questionable, potentially hormone disrupting ingredients, and "mineral" sunscreens which contain zinc oxide and/or titanium dioxide. This lotion is listed as a sun block, not a sun screen. It hasn't been evaluated by the FDA, therefore there hasn't been testing done to establish an actual SPF factor. However, the ingredients used all contain their own natural properties to help block the harmful rays of the sun.
|Sunblock Lotion, Bald Head Care
Personal care items make great gift ideas for Father's Day, Holidays and Birthdays. You can easily custom create your own gift basket or make substitutions for one or more items already part of a listing such as those shown below.
|Basket idea for those who love the outdoors, gardening, sports, hunting, fishing
|Basket idea for the needs of men
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Welcome the new season with the Jade Convertible Clutch, featuring mixed straw with our new Camel Spirit Desert artist print. Just enough space to comfortably stash the essentials before heading out the door.
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Cellphones and celltowers cause electromagnetic pollution or electrosmog pollution which as per IARC of WHO is a class B carcinogenic, as per their report on 31 May2011.I would like to know, if this kind of pollution which is cancer causing and also causing other serious health hazards,falls in the jurisdiction of National Green Tribunal.
If the anwser is yes ,then what are the procedures to approach the NGT in our area which is Pune and western Maharashtra and Marathwada.
A quick response will be highly appriciated.
With regards and best wishes for the New Year,
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Fried Rice With Bacon (Oriental Style)
One of my fondest memories growing up is the reaction my best friend had about my mom's fried rice. She was so addicted to it she would randomly request...
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Following in the footsteps of Sikkim IAS officer Ravindra Kumar who scaled the Everest some months ago,six IAS officers from Rajasthan have signed up for the Indo-Nepal Mount Everest Civil Service expedition slated to be held early next year.
Bhagchand Soni,an officer in the education department who is involved with the International Himalayan Environment Trust,approached the officers,who eagerly came on board. We held talks with Chief Secretary of Nepal and Cabinet Secretary Ajit Seth. Both are enthusiastic about the expedition, Soni said.
The six who have signed up are Rajsamand collector Pritam B Yashwant,38; Bharatpur collector Niraj K Pawan,34; principal secretary,social justice,Manjit Singh,55; senior deputy director at Lal Bahadur Shastri Academy of Administration in Mussoorie,Roli Singh,44; Managing Director,Skill and Livelihood Mission,Rajesh Yadav; and Sub Divisional Magistrate,Bikaner,Vikram Jindal. We are checking if officers from other states too wish to join, Soni said.
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