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Also cast are: Tim Pigott-Smith, Juliet Stevenson,
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Archie, Catfish & Zoe get a little treat.
27 Questions, All About Me
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1.Your age? 7 months.
2. Your age when came to live with your people? I was born here with my people.
3. What color is the collar you're wearing right now? Black with white skulls and crossbones.
4. Who is your favorite person other than the people you live with? I love everybody.
5. How much do you weigh? Almost 30 lbs.
6. Most expensive thing you've ever chewed up? A leg of the coffee table. No, mama just told me her sister, Donna, gave the table to her for free. So I guess the answer is Catfish's collar. I'm slowly and surreptitiously going to eat it to pieces.
7. Do you like other Dogs? Oh yes!
8. Who is your best non-human friend? my brother Catfish.
9. Squeaky Toys or Tennis Balls? Tennis balls! Any kind of ball will do.
10. Do you like to be brushed? Yes. It feels good.
11. Peanut Butter or Cheese? If I have to choose, Peanut Butter.
12. Do your people cut your toenails? Yes, but I do not enjoy it.
13. Any formal education? Home-schooled.
14. Couch potato or Energizer Bunny? Mostly Energizer Bunny.
15. Five nicknames your people call you. Parcheesi, Archie Bug, Crazy Tongue, Little General, Lil' Pig.
16. What is your best trick? Fetching balls! I want to fetch balls all day long.
17. Do you like kitties? I'm not sure if I have seen a kitty before?
18. What did you have for breakfast? My usual dry dog food.
19. Can you hunt (aka have you ever killed anything living)? I am a bug hunter.
20. When & why was the last time you went to the V.E.T.?.Recently, for normal puppy vaccinations.
21. Where do you sleep at night? In between papa & mama on their bed. I must have my head on one of their pillows.
22. Do you like to swim? I haven't been swimming yet, so I don't know.
23. Can you make puppies? I am too young to make puppies of my own.
24. Your favorite place to visit? Anywhere outside.
25. Do you give kisses? Yes, and I will kiss for long periods of time until I am stopped.
26. Can you potty on command? I am house-trained (with a few night time can't hold it any longer, why isn't someone awake to let me out accidents).27. To Cuz or not to Cuz? I need someone to explain this question to me because I do not understand it.
New Friends and My First Blog Tag Award
My new friends Oakley and Swisher have tagged and bestowed me with the Oops I Ate It Award!
Here are the rules for accepting this...
When accepting this award, you must blog about the food you have stolen when your humans were not watching…If you have never stolen any food, you must be a really good pup!! You can accept this yummy tray of cookies as your reward! Next add the logo of this award to your Blog (optional), then nominate at least 5 other furry blogs and let them know by leaving a message on their Blogs…
Since I am a really good pup, I have never stolen my pawrents' food. Or maybe it is because I am spoiled and if I wait patiently I am given tastes of everything, and thus do not have to resort to stealing. But I have stolen my brothers & sisters' dog food and treats before. And I was recently reprimanded for stealing and chewing on a used band-aid.
Thanks, Oakley & Swisher, for the yummy award!
P.S.: This is a secret, but my mama likes to snack on dry cereal like Apple Jacks while watching TV in bed, and she will let me eat a couple too. Papa thinks this snacking is hilarious because sometimes Mama has a Froot Loop or Apple Jack stuck in her hair, or on her face, when she wakes up in the morning.
Pantsless Smarty Pants
I recently read an article about dogs' intelligence being similar to that of a toddlers' understanding of vocabulary and math. Here is a link to this interesting article: Dog I.Q. Article
So, in addition to my leisure reading of books like Marley & Me, I am now studying the dictionary to expand my vocabulary, and to be able to understand the words that the pawrents spell when they are having sneaky, secret conversations. Brother Catfish already knows what they mean when they say the letters O.U.T.S.I.D.E. and T.R.E.A.T. I think they talk about the ball by spelling it out and I am determined to learn what they are saying.
Reading makes me sleepy though.
So, in addition to my leisure reading of books like Marley & Me, I am now studying the dictionary to expand my vocabulary, and to be able to understand the words that the pawrents spell when they are having sneaky, secret conversations. Brother Catfish already knows what they mean when they say the letters O.U.T.S.I.D.E. and T.R.E.A.T. I think they talk about the ball by spelling it out and I am determined to learn what they are saying.
Reading makes me sleepy though.
P.S.: Marley & Me was recommended to my Mama by her friend Linda (who also loves to read), and it was purchased with a book gift certificate from Linda. Thank you again, Linda!
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The Italian lifestyle is completed by the famed Italian wines. Some of the most apreciated wines in the world come from Italy and Italian enologists are much sought after from foreign wanting to start a wine production.
Being long and stretched inside the Mediterranean Sea, Italy enjoys several different landscapes and weather zones. Even if the country is relatively small, it can and does produce wines extremely different from each other.
Italian wines are produced by all walks of life; from the multi-national corporations to traditional wineries, to families tending their own vines for the kitchen table. Some like Barolo, Chianti, Primitivo and Est Est Est! are rightfully famous. However you may also stumble upon a vino della casa in a local trattoria that is just as memorable.
In this section learn more about why Italian wines have been praised since antiquity and continue to amaze drinkers today. We will review the most popular types of wine and spill a little secret or two about where, when and how enjoy this delicious and traditional Italian drink.


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LOS ANGELES -- A female peacock has ruffled more than just feathers at a Los Angeles-area liquor store.
The peahen walked into the Royal Oaks Liquor Store in Arcadia on Monday. Store manager and college senior Rani Ghanem says he tried to guide the sharp-clawed bird outside but that she spooked, at one point flying directly toward him and then up onto a top shelf of the store.
"It flew towards me. I didn't know they could actually fly high but it flew up above the counter and it landed here on top of the ice cream freezer," Ghanem told KCAL.
Ninety minutes and $500 worth of broken champagne and wine bottles later, an animal control officer and Ghanem managed to capture the bird.
Cellphone video taken by Ghanem shows the sometimes-comical efforts to wrangle the peahen. Ghanem says the bird took out some of the most expensive bottles in the store and must have had a taste for champagne.
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Larry Doolittle is a Senior Engineer/Scientist in the Engineering Division at the University of California's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. He is an expert on digital LLRF control, participating in LLRF projects with SLAC/LCLS, Fermi@Elettra, Argonne/APS/SPX, and LBNL/APEX. His past assignments include diagnostics, eletromagnetics, and RF control for the Spallation Neutron Source (SNS) MEBT. He has broad experience in accelerator and related technology. He worked for 11 years on the design and construction of the CEBAF superconducting RF Accelerator project, including RF controls, microphonic measurement, BPM hardware and software, EPICS, and operations research. He has training in Materials Science, especially Ion Beam Analysis and various X-ray and electron-beam materials analysis techniques.
All Non-SI Units Must Die!
Foot-pound? Acre? BTU? Die, die, die. Domain-specific units are bad for science, bad for engineering, and bad for communication. Depending on context, a ton can be 907.2 kg, 1016.0 kg, 1000.0 kg, or even 3.5 kW. It's not great that we are stuck with sexagesimal variants and worse in time (second, minute, hour, day, ...) and angle (degrees). But inches, feet, yards, rods, chains, miles, leagues? Puh-lease. Pressure units are the worst. PSI, Torr, inch of water? Die, die, die! All should be relegated to the dustbin of history.
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Every time you move a content from one app to the other, compare data side by side or multitask in any other way, you need all the windows arranged accordingly. Magnet makes this process clean and simple.
In one drag to the edge, you size a window into half of your screen. And by dragging windows to the corners, you snap them into quarters. Slide them to the bottom edge of your display to create thirds. Taking advantage of such arrangements eliminates app switching and greatly enhances workspace efficiency.
Magnet supports keyboard shortcuts as well, for every command it has to offer. There is that little icon sitting in the Menu Bar where you can find a predefined set or create yours.
・Left/Right/Top/Bottom Halves of the screen supported
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Every good thing you've heard about Magnet is true!
Apple has done very well to declare Magnet an Invaluable Utility and list it in its grouping of best "Get Productive" apps - it's a tiny little program that gives Finder and program windows on the Mac the "Snap" feature that Microsoft Windows has had for quite a while now. With Magnet you can effortlessly resize windows to fill any half of the screen (horizontal or vertical), quarter of the screen, 1/3 or 2/3 of the screen (vertically), or fill just the center or the entirety of the screen by dragging the window to the appropriate area at the edge of the screen or by hitting the associated key combo (all of which you can easily define). If that sounds complicated, it's not - you'll get used to it in seconds and you'll wonder how you ever lived without it. Think of it as the window-tiling feature in Microsoft Excel for the Mac…but for *everything*. Magnet makes it easy to compare lists, use screen space effectively and efficiently, present data consistently and attractively…you'll find a use for it, and you'll love it.
Magnet has become one of those absolutely essential programs that I immediately miss when I use a Mac that doesn't have it running. It's entirely worthy of its ludicrously high Customer Ratings; if you have the slightest inclination toward buying it, I heartily encourage you to do so.
It only half-works...
I've had continuous problems with this app since installing it. When using the menu on the top bar, apps reliably are resized to whichever part of the screen I choose. However, dragging an app to an edge of the screen to have it automatically resized only works sometimes. It's so inconsistent. I've had Firefox open in more than one window and one of the windows would get picked up at the screen edge just fine, but then the other one wouldn't. I've had apps that I've tried to resize by pulling them to the edge of the screen and it didn't work over and over again, then the app just got chucked onto the next Desktop over rather than actually resize in the right way. It's very frustrating! I've found myself resizing apps manually which really defeats the purpose of having this app. But, sometimes, it's just less of a struggle. I'm sending a message to the support. Maybe they'll be able to fix this. Update: I contacted support and nobody even bothered to respond to me. I waited a while so I certainly gave them enough of a chance to respond. I even offered to help them track down the issue. I consider this a real deal-breaker for developers not to care enough to respond to a paying customer. Considering this and the issues I've had with this app, I do not recommend it. If you do decide to get it, understand that there's obviously no guarantee that it'll work, or that you'll get any support whatsoever if you encounter issues....More
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About Pacific Mercantile BankPacific Mercantile Bank opened for business March 1, 1999. The Bank, which is FDIC insured and a member of the Federal Reserve System, provides a wide range of commercial banking services to businesses, business owners and business professionals through its combination of traditional banking offices and comprehensive, sophisticated electronic banking services. The Bank, headquartered in Orange County, operates a total of nine offices in Southern California, located in Orange, Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Bernardino counties. In addition, the Bank offers comprehensive online banking services accessible at www.pmbank.com. Pacific Mercantile Bancorp (NASDAQ:PMBC) is the parent holding company of Pacific Mercantile Bank. Forward-Looking Information This news release contains statements regarding our expectations, beliefs and views about our plans to continue to build our loan portfolio and supporting systems and processes. These statements, which constitute "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the safe harbor provisions of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, can be identified by the fact that they do not relate strictly to historical or current facts. Often, they include words such as "believe," "expect," "anticipate," "intend," "plan," "estimate," "project," or words of similar meaning, or future or conditional verbs such as "will," "would," "should," "could," or "may." These forward-looking statements are subject to numerous risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from the results discussed in these forward-looking statements because such statements are inherently subject to significant assumptions, risks and uncertainties, many of which are difficult to predict and are generally beyond our control. These risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, the following: the impact of interest rates and other external economic factors and competition among financial services providers. We undertake no obligation (and expressly disclaim any such obligation) to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise. For additional information concerning factors that could cause actual conditions, events or results to materially differ from those described in the forward-looking statements, please refer to the factors set forth under the headings "Risk Factors" in our most recent Form 10-K and 10-Q reports and to our most recent Form 8-K reports, which are available online at www.sec.gov. No assurances can be given that any of the events anticipated by the forward-looking statements will transpire or occur, or if any of them do so, what impact they will have on our results of operations or financial condition.
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Frosty Gingerbread Cookie Cutouts
Fear Conquered: Christmas Feeling
"Can I have one?" Boyfriend Javelin asks, hand paused in mid-air over the rack of cooling gingerbread cutouts.
"I wouldn't yet," I say and half-smile as his face changes to a fake pout. "I want to glaze these first."
Boyfriend Javelin lets out a little sigh and retreats. Back to huddling under a couple of blankets on the couch, grading exams and trying to keep warm in the sub-65℉ apartment. The central heat's whispering from the ceiling vent seems like a cruel joke to icy little toes trapped against frigid ground-level floors.
I dunk the cookies into their sugar-ginger bath, drain off the excess glaze and plop them back onto the wire racks to drip. It doesn't feel like Christmas. It doesn't feel like a countdown to the holidays. Despite the snow, the Christmas tree, the holiday music and endless parade of packages arriving by mail, something's off.
I scoop more confectioners' sugar into the bowl and whisk in a little more milk. And add a little more ground ginger. As I keep whisking and waiting for the glaze to smooth out, I stare at the twinkling Christmas tree.
Something doesn't feel right. Maybe it's my niece. She's still in the hospital, now waiting for chemo and a chance to go home. Maybe it's because I haven't watched a lineup of Christmas movies. Or wrapped presents. Or had a glass of eggnog.
Or baked a gigillion cookies.
I plop yet another dunked cookie onto the rack and watch the little dribbles of glaze pool on the counter beneath the cookie. Maybe it's me. Maybe something's off with me.
I gingerly tap the surface of one of the glazed cookies. It's mostly dry. I give it a few more minutes while I start cleanup. But I can't shake the feeling. I should be happy baking Christmas cookies. It should put me in a festive mood. Except it's not working. I don't feel Christmasy at all.
But it's almost Christmas! That time of year when everyone puts aside differences and comes together. When people are nicer to each other. Sleigh bell ring in a winter wonderland rockin' around the Christmas tree during the most wonderful time of the year. Or something.
Call me the Grinch, but it's one big hoax. Christmas isn't magical. It's just not. It can't transform me. Putting up a tree, watching movies, singing carols, wrapping presents, drinking eggnog and baking cookies won't make me a nicer person. And there's no magical Christmas spirit that will make my heart grow three sizes. I can put a hundred red circles around December 25th, but it's still just another day on the calendar. No special powers.
Feeling a bit Grinchy, I pick up two glazed cookies and stack them on a plate. Then I shuffle my cold feet out of the kitchen and into the living room. I settle on the couch next to Boyfriend Javelin. From under the pile of blankets, he smiles.
Mr. Grinch, there is something special. But it's not a calendar date or a magical time of year. It's not a special feeling. It's not the sights or smells or tastes. Not the presents or twinkling trees. Not even the special family and friends roasting chestnuts. Mr. Grinch, it's love.
You know the story. Love arrived in a stable. He slept in a feed bin. Angels announced him, shepherds worshiped him and a star lead magi to honor him. 30 years later, he sacrificed himself to make peace between us and God. He rose from the dead to guarantee life for his followers. And he sent his Spirit to teach us how to love. He did it all because he loved us. It doesn't depend on a feeling or a time of the year - it just…is. And it always is - even when no amount of cookies can a holiday make.
I hand Boyfriend Javelin a glazed gingerbread man and he smiles. "Do I finally get one?" he teases.
I tuck my toes under the edge of the blanket and bite off the arm of my own gingerbread man. "Yep," I say. "Merry Christmas."
Photo Tutorial
|Combine sugars in the bowl of a food processor fitted with the steel blade.
|Mince 1/4 cup of crystallized (candied) ginger and add to the sugars in the food processor.
|Add the zest of 1 lemon to the sugars and ginger.
|Add the spice mix and salt to the food processor.
|Process the sugar, ginger, lemon and spices until the ginger is pulverized - about 1 minute.
|Add the ginger, molasses, eggs and egg yolks to the bowl of a stand mixer.
|Beat the ingredients together until the batter forms a smooth ribbon.
|Measure 1 cup of organic shortening.
|Melt the shortening and allow to cool to room temperature. Slowly beat the melted shortening into the molasses, eggs and sugar mixture until fully incorporated.
|In a separate bowl, sift together the flour and leaveners.
|Gradually add the dry ingredients to the wet, stirring together until just mixed.
|Gather the dough together and divide in half.
|Flatten each half and wrap in plastic wrap. Chill in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours
|On a lightly floured surface, roll out the chilled dough to 1/4 inch thickness.
|Cut out cookie shapes using floured cooking cutters.
|Transfer the shapes to parchment lined baking sheets and chill in the freezer for 10 minutes.
|Bake the cookies for 12-14 minutes until puffed and set. Allow the cookies to cool on the baking sheet for 3 minutes.
|Transfer the cookies to wire racks to cool completely.
|Decorate or glaze cooled cookies as desired.
- 1 cup light brown sugar, packed
- 3/4 cup granulated sugar
- 1/4 cup (80 grams) crystallized ginger, minced
- 1 lemon, zest of
- 1 Tablespoon ground cinnamon
- 2 teaspoons ground ginger
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1/2 teaspoon ground allspice
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 2 large eggs, at room temperature
- 2 large egg yolks, at room temperature
- 1 cup organic shortening, melted (but not hot)
- 1/2 cup unsulphured molasses
- 4 cups (600 grams) unbleached all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- Add the sugars, crystallized ginger, lemon zest, spices and salt to the bowl of a food processor fitted with the steel blade; process until the ginger is pulverized, about 1 minute
- Transfer the sugar mixture to a large bowl and beat in the eggs, egg yolks and molasses until the mixture forms a smooth ribbon; slowly beat in the melted shortening until fully incorporated
- In a separate bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder and baking soda. Gradually add the dry ingredients to the wet, stirring gently until just mixed
- Divide the dough in half, loosely wrap each half in plastic wrap, flatten each half into a disk and chill for at least 2 hours
- Preheat the oven to 350℉ and line baking sheets with parchment paper
- Working with one disk of chilled dough at a time: on a lightly floured surface, roll out the dough to 1/4 inch thickness; cut out cookies using floured cookie cutters and transfer cookies to the lined baking sheets; chill each tray of cookie cutouts for 10 minutes in the freezer before baking
- Gather the scraps of cookie dough together, form a ball of dough, flatten into a disk, rewrap in plastic and re-chill for 10 minutes while working with the second disk of dough; repeat rolling and cutting cookie shapes as necessary
- Bake the chilled cookies for 12-14 minutes, rotating the baking sheet halfway through the baking time; allow the cookies to cool for 3 minutes on the baking sheet before transferring to wire cooling racks
- Decorate the cooled cookies as desired and store in an airtight container for up to 3 days or freeze for up to a month
Hungry for Tips?
- Glaze: If you want to give your cookies a frosty glaze as I have done, it's super simple: Whisk together 1 cup powdered confectioners' sugar, 1 teaspoon ground ginger and 2 or 3 Tablespoons of skim milk to make a runny glaze. (If it's too thick, add a few more drops of milk.) Then dunk the cookie faces into the glaze, let the excess drip off the cookie faces for a few seconds, then transfer the cookies (glazed-face up) to a wire rack to drip and dry. The glaze will harden after an hour or so.
- Ginger Heat: These gingerbread cookies pack a ginger punch - especially if you dunk in a ginger glaze. However, I would never describe them as "hot" or "burning". If you're a real gingerphile craving a bit of steam out the ears, you may want to add a Tablespoon or so of finely grated fresh ginger.
- Shortening vs. Butter: I don't advocate using gobs of shortening in many recipes, but these cookies are one certain exception. If you use butter, the cookies are dryer and more crumbly. And the dough is harder to work with when rolling out and cutting. To avoid transfats (partially hydrogenated oils), I recommend organic shortening (I've find mine at Whole Foods and Walmart). If you decide to use butter, try to find a high-quality butter with a low percentage of water.
- Crystallized Ginger: These cookies gobble up a lot of crystallized (candied) ginger, so I recommend buying in bulk tubs. I've found reasonably priced tubs at Whole Foods, but you may be able to find these at Trader Joe's or even online. Just don't bother with the micro-sized jars from McCormick - they're way overpriced and mostly sugar.
- Sticky Dough: Before chilling, this dough is very sticky, almost like a really thick frosting. That's exactly what you want. After it has chilled, it will be easier to work with and after rolling out on a floured surface, the dough will become even easier to manage. If you add too much flour to start, later batches of cookies will be tough (due to an excess of flour absorbed into the dough).
- Freeze Time: Cutout cookies like to spread as they bake - and these gingerbread cookies are no exception. Freezing the cutouts for about 10 minutes helps to minimize any spread while baking. If you're short on time (or unconcerned about spread), you can skip the freeze time and get right to baking.
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I decied to tackle painting my living room, attached dining room, and hallway. I knew I really like the color Buckskin Pony, a warm mustard-brown. The color name is pretty amusing since I always wanted a buckskin pony. I didn't want everything to be that color so I also chose the dark color on the same card, for the dining room.
Before painting I needed to smooth the walls. The dust from sanding the wall was EVERYWHERE.
It took over 24 hours to prep the space, then another 12 to paint, then another few hours to clean everything and put it back in place. Below you can see the shade of paint differ from the dining room on the right from the living room.
I had some pictures in the hallway but I found some very affordabe gold frames, and gold framed mirrors and made a gallery in my hallway. The "Behind every clever girl is a guy with a beard and glasses" print is from Egg-a-go-go on Etsy.
I am very proud of my handy work.


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The Grand Duchy of The Lagoan Isles
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This is the Royal Coat of Arms for the House of Stephenson.
This is the arms used to represent the Lagoan government.
The crown at the top of the governmental arms is a symbol of the privy council. The crown represents The Grand Duke's
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first of all: sorry that there is not much interesting going on on this little blog right now. I am a bit busy so I don't find much time for blogging. I guess you all know how that is. But things will hopefully get better soon so be prepared for some more posts and more topics to blog about.
I recently received the Liebster award from bevchen and I feel so honored! Thank you so much! You can find her blog Confuzzledom here. She had a couple of questions for her nominees so I want to answer them now.
1. If you could change your first name to anything at all, what would you pick?
I actually like my first name but I would probably choose something exotic like Phoebe Buffay did and name myself Princess Consuela Banana Hammock.
2. Where were you born?
In a tiny city in the south west of Germany, in a state called Rhineland-Palatinate. Pretty close to the oldest city in Germany, Trier.
3. What is your favourite quote?
Ask the experimenters why they experiment on animals, and the answer is: "Because the animals are like us." Ask the experimenters why it is morally okay to experiment on animals, and the answer is: "Because the animals are not like us." Animal experimentation rests on a logical contradiction. ~Charles R. Magel
Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe.
~Albert Einstein
The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated. ~Gandhi
"So many books, so little time." , "Never trust anyone who has not brought a book with them." , "You can never get a cup of tea large enough or a book long enough to suit me.", "If there's a book that you want to read, but it hasn't been written yet, then you must write it." , "When I have a little money, I buy books; and if I have any left, I buy food and clothes."
4. Tea, coffee or hot chocolate?
All of them, please. I mostly drink tea. Lots of tea. But I also like a cup of coffee once in a while. And I prefer my hot chocolate with almond milk. Vegan, please.
My favorite drink right now is Irish Breakfast Tea with coconut milk.
5. If you could own any animal, what would it be?
I do have two cats and two bunnies but I think a dog would be a great addition. :) I would also love to offer my home to another cat. And if I would live in my dream castle, then I would like to give some donkeys and cows and pigs and chicken etc. a new home.
6. Why did you start blogging?
Hmm, good question. I started reading blogs before I started my own blog and I have always been fascinated by the blogging world. Then I moved to America and I guess I just wanted to share my thoughts with some people. I am glad I started my blog. I have met so many wonderful people, made some great friends and I really don't want to miss this!
7. Who is your favourite author?
I guess it is not a secret that I love crime novels and I wrote a post about my favorite crime writers here.
8. What is your favourite flavour of crisps (chips for the Americans)?
Salt and vinegar.
9. Apart from blogs, which website do you spend most time on?
I don't find as much time as I want to right now but I really love goodreads. It is a great way to discover new books. I also love cuteoverload - lots of animal pictures. It's probably not a website but I do love Instagram a lot.
10. Do you have a talent? If so, what?
I don't know if it is a talent but I love to paint and draw and do all things crafty. And I can make my thumbs move in a weird way.
11. What was the last song you listened to?
"I'm alone but that's okay" by Ron Sexsmith. The song from the great show "Family Tree".
Thanks again for nominating me, it really is an honor! I know, I was supposed to provide 11 random facts about myself and I promise to do that in a later post. Also, I would love to read your answers to the questions!
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In It's Own Time: Part 1Posted: February 25, 2015 Filed under: Christie Grace, Creative process, Ether, Jazz, New Album, New CD, Pop jazz songs, Recording, recovery, singer songwriter, Timing | Tags: Chris Gestrin, Ether, jazz pop album, perfect timing, recording cycle, singer songwriter Leave a comment
It's been a long while since I wrote any updates about my album, ETHER . As it turned out, the universe had other plans for me, with many bends in my road, that included a serious health detour. An abscess root canal had centered in my left side of my jaw, that necessitated immediate 'state of the art' surgery for jawbone reconstruction. So, having come out the other side now, I am very relieved and thrilled to share, that I am currently recording my album, ETHER. And if I do say so … the thirteen original pop jazz songs are coming together beautifully!
I admit, the surgery was a bit of a nightmare for this singer, but once I got on top of the jaw joint mayhem, along with my new mouth, and tongue placement, I gained a gentler and more patient approach to myself. It has been a rather profound healing process. I also learned, yet one more time…that the creative process has its very own wise timing. Because during recovery, I honed and dug deeper into my music and lyrics while also deepening my spiritual practice and meditation. Songwriting is a humbling and mysterious process I deeply respect and love. So I believe through letting my songs 'breath' over this past year in particular, they have benefited all the more… yet I'll let you be the judge of that after you listen to them, yourself.
For this high achieving mother and musician, it was hard to let go. I always had way too much on my plate. 'Running to stand still' had become an accepted way of life. Wasn't that why we called it the human race after all? As someone who can revert to perfectionism, I also caught myself measuring my recovery progress and beating myself up for not healing quicker. That was not very nice. So when I finally gave myself permission to be and do nothing… sleep, think and heal, it felt good. Really good. And RECKLESS! In a most unexpected way.
I spent a lot of time really listening to the gorgeous bird songs outside my window… the sublime silence… and the rhythmic ocean's waves… that happen to be right in my front yard. I know, pretty amazing. A memorable day was when two dragonflies literally hung out on my shoulder and lap, for over an hour, with a pod of Orca whales also in view! Which immediately dispelled the limiting thought ' life was passing me by'. What a programmed societal hoax because I was exactly where I needed to be, with the most incredible island sanctuary to recover in, and loving family and dear friends to support me… that most people would clamor to experience. So, the most fascinating part of being forced to unplug from both the global timer and my own inner metronome was that it slowly took me back to my own natural rhythm. An innate kind of timing that as it turned out, was reminiscent of when my child was born.
So, since the 'so called' detour happened, I can honestly now say I am sincerely grateful for the insights I've learned because of it. For one thing, I am certainly far more in touch with my tongue. That may sound unusual, but it's true. After my operation…my poor tongue (and joints) took the brunt of it. Dominique Eade, an exceptional Boston teacher and vocalist, first opened my awareness up to 'connecting to my tongue.' For instance…did you know that our tongue is 'ridiculously' connected to every muscle and nerve in our mouth, throat, neck, shoulders and jaw? I mean, who knew how much tension could be stored in one's tongue? And what a difference to one's sound, it makes to release it? It's just the beginning of my new-found body wisdom and self-awareness, which I happily now find myself self correcting with each conversation, yawn, kiss, each bite of food, and… each note and vowel in every song. Is my tongue relaxed? So, the deeper metaphors of this experience continue to be far-reaching for this evolving singer, songwriter.
With my recording cycle now in full tilt again, I take all these experiences and more… into the studio and my songs. I feel very fortunate. Sure, my life has sped up once more and my plate is full again, yet, it is at my own pace with an easier stride as I feel a new sense of calm excitement and curiosity, about what lies ahead. I adore recording and the relaxed and intimate process of this recording cycle, with my talented pianist, Juno winning producer, co- writer and engineer extraordinaire, Chris Gestrin. It is the highlight of my year so far.
I LOVE completing my thirteen pop, jazz songs that I happen to feel are pretty special. I hope you will too. I really look forward to sharing them with you, at release time, next fall. So to you who have taken the time to read this, many thanks. I welcome any of your comments or feedback and I will be sure to post 'Part 2' and the further adventures of this 'Reckless Grace' journey, soon! Life… isn't it something?
INTERPLAY JAZZ CAMP Impressions #1: Gospel Choir!Posted: July 27, 2012 Filed under: Dartmouth Gospel Choir, Fred Haas, Georgina Williams Vocal Scholarship, Interplay Jazz & Arts, Jazz, NEA Jazz Master, Sheila Jordan, Summer Jazz Camp, Summer Jazz Music Workshop, Vermont Jazz Camp, Walter Cunningham Jr. | Tags: Christie Grace, Fred Haas, Georgina Williamson, Interplay Jazz & Arts, Interplay Jazz Camp, summer jazz camp, travel, Walter Cunningham Jr, Woodstock Jazz Camp, world class jazz 2 Comments
Thanks to my friendship with NEA Jazz Master Sheila Jordan, that began last Feb. at a vocal workshop in Vancouver, I decided to apply to INTERPLAY JAZZ & ARTS . http://www.interplayjazzandarts.org/ IPJ&A is a unique jazz camp in pastoral Woodstock , Vermont that was created by the talented couple, Fred Haas and Sabrina Brown in 1996. Over the years, it has attracted a roster of world-class jazz teachers/musicians ( including Fred) plus an ardent following of "play" ers, including myself. Some of the teachers ( and students) were new this year, but most have been with IP from its genesis.
With IP's unique , holistic approach that integrates yoga and mediation , it encourages a balanced and integrative approach to the improvisational art of jazz . A fan of holistic medicine, and yoga IP was right up my alley. To my delighted surprise, I became the first recipient of the Georgina Williamson Vocal Scholarship, generously provided by the wonderful Mimi and Marshall Heuser, close friends of Georgina's. I announced my scholarship on FB, at my gigs, in my email newsletter and to anyone who wanted to know. I knew that it would be a great adventure, yet I did not know just HOW great. I was intrigued by the description " a holistic jazz experience that will change your life" on their website. It made me wonder, to what extent? I am no stranger to testing myself in unknown waters . I have had a lot of unusual experiences from communal living to studying in LA, to raising my daughter on a rural island, to attending workshops at Esalen, Big Sur or Hollyhock on Cortes Island . So, I was ready for the experience, yet with the impending release of my third CD… I still wondered… how much would it change me? I am not sure I can fully describe this yet, as I continue to feel the changes initiated at IP very much at work in my life now. Yet, perhaps in sharing aspects of my process, over the course of the next few weeks in this blog, you will both get a good sense of it.
Upon arriving, I was excited and anxious. I did not want to let anyone down. Or myself. I am happy to say, I did not. To take full advantage of my time, I inhaled every possible musical moment I could. Of course I could not experience it all, as so much was always going on in tandem, but I sure did my best to try. During our "meet and greet" dinner party I met folks from all over the US ranging from 14 years of age to Maestro Gene Bertoncini in his 80's. It was tough to decide where best to focus my energies as there was so much to choose from. Yet, based on their helpful advice, that night, I joined the Gospel Choir with the inspirational Dartmouth Director Walter Cunningham. It was a very good decision. It was also the first of many …" Oh My God"! moments . Why? Not only can Walter sing like an Adonis Angel who has a massive octave, perfect pitch range, he is also as beautiful to look at as he is to listen too! It's no secret. He is fitter than any fiddle with a winning smile and expressive, warm eyes. He exudes a stadium of unlimited energy, joy and focus. He's the kind of easy, happy person everyone wants to hang out with. And yes, I like and respect him a lot. Check out his website if you don't believe me. http://www.shoutlife.com/profile_view.cfm?uid=103702 All I can say, is I have never heard anyone sing as powerfully, nor as tenderly as Walter. He is a humble genius, a gifted musical conduit, who shares Gods' and his wisdom through Gospel music . Walter's stories are the best! When stumbling blocks came up vocally, he shared vignettes of personal imagery that helped elicit the sensitive, specific nuance he wanted us to feel in the words or the phrasing or the vowel shape of each line. All was taught and sung carefully, note by- alto- tenor- bass-soprano note, while accompanying us on the piano. All by ear and memory. Which is part of the gospel tradition. Walter was also adept in how to reach the range of folks in our group, from experienced vocalists to beginners, from all paths, from the Jewish tradition to Buddhists to atheists. Very quickly we all came together under his expansive, universal musical umbrella.
Folks, I am a native Northern Ontario, Canadian, white, brunette ( EH?) who relocated to the West Coast in the 70's. I listened to some gospel over the years including Mahalia Jackson http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJg5Op5W7yw but never had the pleasure of being in a Baptist or Gospel Church choir. I had I sung in a local church choir for eighteen years, and in a gospel choir in Vancouver a couple of years ago. Not to diminish those stepping-stones, but perhaps it took all those experiences for me to really appreciate whose presence I was in. For, within our trans-formative three-hour rehearsal, by night ends our new group of thirty plus singers actually sounded like a real gospel choir. Most importantly though was that we all connected. In those pristine moments, I felt like I began to understand the spirit of Gospel music that is fundamentally at the root of jazz. Under the focused, commanding, and compelling direction of a teacher like Walter, I knew I was with a Master. My bumps goosed! That was just the first night…


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Andre Gurode got the call from the Bears this week: Cmon up. The five-time Pro Bowl centerguard was ready, not because of what hed done over the past half-decade in the NFL, but because hed been working out harder than he would have been had he been with an NFL team.
Gurode was spending four solid hours, five days a week, at the Michael Johnson Performance training center in McKinney, Tex., northeast of Fort Worth. Getting back into the NFL regimen might be a break.
I went every day from about 8 til noon, Gurode said. We had different parts of workouts, from lifting weights to footwork drills to conditioning, and after conditioning, some football drills. By the time we were finished, it was four hours.
Gurode, who turned 34 last March, was investing the time and effort without any promises. And he signed with the Bears without any promises, whether for a starting job this season or one in the future.
They never said anything like that, Gurode said. They said a couple of guys had gotten injured and they wanted me to come in, learn the play book and be ready in case they needed me.
He has played both center and guard, in the mold of about half the Bears offensive line: Roberto Garza, Edwin Williams, Chris Spencer.
Any way they need me, if they need me to contribute, Im going to be ready, Gurode said.
Not always the easiest job.
Theres a lot of similarity because the NFL is a copy league, Gurode said. At the same time there are a lot of distinct differences this playbook has and it can be difficult. Im going to settle myself down and learn this one.
Part of the immediate task is fitting in with new teammates. In at least one case, that was done before he ever got on a plane for Chicago.
Andre is a good friend, said right tackle Jonathan Scott. We have mutual friends. We also live in the Dallas area and we work out together in the offseason. I kind of picked up a few traits from him. Hes a Pro Bowler. The good thing is that hes on our side now. Im kind of excited for him and ready to go to work for him.


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Swayam asks Sharon does she know she is talking about break up. He says she must think for a while. She says she is thinking for the first time, he isn't saying anything about anything. He makes her sit, and says they must talk. She says he has talked to his family. He says she must calm down, he knows they were a bit rude. She stands up, and says there is no but now. Her heart has broken how much time it will take to get it repaired again. His family is right; their worlds are two different places. He says they must talk about it tomorrow. She shouts him to leave, as she wants no more talking. He stays for a while, she cries. Then he leaves.
Ishika gets a cut on her hand; Rachna takes her hand in his mouth as she looks at him. He looks back, and says he didn't know he will get blood
Swayam wakes up sitting on the floor, on the side of bed. He thinks about Sharon, and calls him. Her phone lied on the bed. He says please pick up the call Sharon. Kaka picks it, and says Sharon has left somewhere. He thinks where she can go. Sharon stands in the dancing room. Swayam comes to the canteen. Sharon cries, and dances.
Swayam asks every stall man, about her.
Sara brings coffee for Rey, Rey says he will get used to all this. She whispers to herself, that is the idea. She goes to get biscuits. He says he doesn't expect Swayam would want Sharon to make so many adjustments. Sara says Sharon is doing a lot for the family, she is joining cooking classes. They discuss that they are made for each other, love birds. Rey gets Swayam's call, Sara asks him to put it on speaker. Swayam was worried, and says Sharon isn't anywhere. She broke up with him. Rey says he will do something, the door bell rings. Sara opens the door, it was Sharon. He tells Swayam to come, as Sharon is here. Sharon says if Swayam is coming, she will leave. Rey stops him, and tells Swayam she is really upset. He will call, after talking to her.
Bua comes to Swayam, and queries him about what drama is going on. Swayam tells them Sharon has broke up with him. Bua is worried, that what they will answer to the family. He says to Bua, that she was making her dance as she said. She listened to all, what she said. Bua says she didn't owe them anything. Swayam says he knows Sharon is a bad girl, and asks her to stay quiet, else he must leave again.
Rey comes out, Sharon hugs him and cries. Sharon tells him not to take Swayam's name. He must have supported her, his family taunts her, they wants her to leave academy, Bua said a lot to her and Swayam was quiet. Rey says these are adjustment things, he will take the stand. Sharon says he only takes stand for his friends, when Kriya came Swayam was the only one to take stand, but he won't take stand for her. Sara asks her to go home, Rey also tells her to go home. He is coming there, he asks Sara to take her home, he will talk to Swayam.
Huma smiles looking at Karma, as he throws something on Huma. Karma thinks she is caught. The teacher gets the chit, he threw and asks this is why he comes to the college. She tells him to go out of the class.
Rey comes to Swayam, he hugs and thanks Rey. Rey tells him to relax. He says Sharon is upset with him, more than his family. Swayam says he knows the family is traditional, but he is trying to create the balance.
Sara says to Sharon that Swayam must be taught home, that he shouldn't speak in front of elders.
Rey tells Swayam to relax, he will talk to Sharon.
PRECAP: Sharon meets everyone, she says she was involved much with petty issues, today when she meet them, she feels free.
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Joseph, S. L. (2010). Tackling Informality: Why HIV/AIDS Needs to be a Critical Component of Urban Development Policies. Urban Forum 21: 85-105. Available here.
Cities in the South are faced with the double challenges of underdevelopment and poverty on the one hand and urbanisation on the other. As the developing regions of the South continue to urbanise at an incredible rate, it is clear that many cities do not have the necessary capacity to respond to the increasing needs and demands by urban residents. As a result, many new city residents have no other option but to settle in informal areas. These areas have long been associated with poor and unhealthy living conditions and, more recently, the links between these living conditions and HIV/AIDS have become increasingly clear. Research suggests that developmental factors like poverty, unemployment, gender inequality and inadequate shelter, water and sanitation all play a role in increasing vulnerability to HIV/AIDS. These conditions further affect the ability of HIV-positive individuals, households and communities to cope with the consequences of the epidemic. This in turn leads to further impoverishment and reduces the likelihood that people living in informal settlements will be able to improve their livelihoods. Yet, little attention has been paid by policy makers and planners to the relationship between HIV/AIDS and informality despite the challenge it provides for cities and the implications of the epidemic for government institutions and local government in particular. This paper argues that informality is complex and that its heterogeneous nature is not effectively understood and thus not given appropriate recognition and support. It looks at the effects of the HIV/AIDS epidemic within this context of informality and the inevitable wave of urbanisation. The paper suggests that the only way to deal effectively with HIV/AIDS (and informality) is through planning and building integrated and sustainable urban settlements that respond to the complexities of informality in cities of the developing world.


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It's here! I highly recommend a stop out at the Irving Convention Center to check out the fiber fest. I'll be out there working as a volunteer and checking out all the great things in the Vendor Hall. The festival runs until Sunday. Parking is FREE.
There is also a great sale at FLEECE to celebrate DFW Fiber Fest. They're having a 30% off sale on all in store yarn and kits during the event days of April 7th, 8th and 9th.
Holley's Yarn Shoppe is having a fabulous trunk show featuring Twisted Owl Yarns and great door prizes.
Knitting Fairy has a large booth at the Fiber Fest. She always brings great things to see and buy.
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I'm not in the mood to write anything about beauty now. So, today I just want to share my favourite songs at this moment. These 2 songs have been accompanied me since the last 3 weeks. It isn't new songs, but I just know about it recently. hahahaha. I'm so into K-pop since 5 years ago, that's why I'm a little late when it comes to J-pop wkwkwk..
First one~ From my favourite J-pop idol ever! Arashi.
Endless Game~ Actually this song is quite new *I think*
I can't take my eyes off of my boys~ kakkoi!
- Some of the lyrics that I really love:
Let's throw away our sadness and face each otherIt's not a lie or the truth
Everything's worthless, but I want to keep believing
My memory rewinds itself as the world becomes dim
What's on the other side?Let's open that door
A reset that connects to realityWe should continue towards the conclusionEven if we can't see an answer there
Second one~ Loveless by Yamashita Pinkuuu a.k.a YamaP. I really really love the melody! This is an old song from Yamapi (I think it was released around 2009).
- Also want to share my favourite part:
About goodbyes
And the end
You say it's a lie but still
Our hands have become colder since we let go
We'll become stranger
Please stop crying
about saying sorry
Because I might end up holding you
The memory that piled up
Before it turns to pain
Let us give our last smile and
Say goodbye
Now, I will end this post and back to admire my boys again~ lalalala~
Have a nice day girls!