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Twitter has launched their new #music service for iOS and web, providing a new way for users to search for music online. As of last week, your Twitter timeline should be inundated with the #nowplaying hashtag. Yep.
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Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix - Practice - Friday, 04.04.2014
Weather: dry, 26-22°C air, 46-26°C track
In the first practice session for the 2014 Bahrain Grand Prix, for the first time test and reserve driver Giedo van der Garde was behind the wheel of the Sauber C33. Although the car was completely new to him, he felt confident and was able to give the team some valuable information about the set-up of the car. In FP2 it was then Esteban Gutiérrez again behind the wheel. For Adrian Sutil the second session ended early due to an empty batterie.
Giedo van der Garde (car number 36):
Sauber C33-Ferrari (Chassis 01/Ferrari)
1st practice: 18th / 1:40.913 min (20 laps)
"The session was not too bad. It's been a while since I was in a car. The last race I did was in Brazil and since then I have not been in a car. I was struggling a bit at the beginning, as the car is completely different to last year. The way of driving, the feeling in the car, the sitting position, the steering wheel are all different. Nevertheless, I improved from lap to lap. With the second set of tyres I was still able to improve a lot. I am quite pleased how the session went, taking into consideration that this is also the first time I have driven the car with the new engine. I am happy so far. I hope we can work with the feedback. It was a nice warm up for next week, when I will have one full day of testing. Today I just did 20 laps. Hopefully during the test we can do more work and improve the car."
Esteban Gutiérrez (car number 21):
Sauber C33-Ferrari (Chassis 01/Ferrari)
2nd practice: 16th / 1:36.975 min (35 laps)
"Overall the balance of the car is pretty much there where we want it to be, and this is a good sign. The feeling of the car is quite good and I am satisfied with the balance. We still have some work to do with the gear shift. At the moment we are missing quite a lot of straight-line speed on high fuel. However, in the corners the car does not feel too far off. We have to work on the fine-tuning and we need to get a better understanding of the track temperature, as this is very different in comparison to how it was in Melbourne and Sepang. It is a different kind of warming up of the tyres."
Adrian Sutil (car number 99):
Sauber C33-Ferrari (Chassis 03/Ferrari)
1st practice: 15th / 1:40.652 min (20 laps) / 2nd practice: 15th / 1:36.962 min (13 laps)
"Today in the morning we were able to test different set-ups for the car, and that was ok. The medium and soft tyres are a good choice for this track. The second practice session was interesting because of the lower temperatures, which will probably be similar during qualifying tomorrow. In general, the grip was good. Because of the lower temperatures, the tyres are not over-heating, but the track is a challenge for the rear tyres. However, it is good that we have cooler temperatures, which should also be a benefit for the race. In the evening we could do our short runs with the medium and soft tyres. Later in the second practice session the engine switched off and I had to park the car in Turn 4. Because of this we missed doing the long runs. We tried to head out again, but there was no time left."
Giampaolo Dall'Ara, Head of Track Engineering:
"In FP1 for the first time we had Giedo van der Garde in the car. He did a very good job, particularly considering he drove the car for the very first time. He gave some valuable feedback for the set-up of the car, which was also good. The session itself went pretty faultlessly, however, with the temperatures much higher than expected in qualifying and during the night race, it was not of much significance. With Esteban in FP2 we tried both compounds first on low and then on high fuel. Adrian was forced to stop out on the track with an empty battery, a problem we know how to solve. We cannot be happy with the performance, so we have quite a lot of work to do."
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Whether you want to work inside the Bitcoin industry or just do some gigs for Bitcoins more and more options are available. Following our post about how to earn free Bitcoins I've been getting a lot of emails asking about this so today I will review what Bitcoin jobs are actually our there.
Find work inside the Bitcoin industry
One of the hottest trends that the Bitcoin phenomenon has brought with it is the search for Bitcoin jobs. The phrase "Bitcoin Jobs" is searched roughly 2,000 times each month and is clearly on the rise (according to Google's Keword Planner):
If you are looking for actual full time work in the Bitcoin industry here are some places to keep an eye on.
Coinality is a website that lists various Bitcoin jobs for developers, writers, brokers, marketers and more. You can also follow it's twitter profile in order to get live job updates.
Another great way to find Bitcoin jobs is through freelancer websites such as Upwork, Freelancer and Elance. Although Coinality usually consolidates those as well, you may still use different filters on these website so find the best fit for you. Another way to go would be to search Indeed for Bitcoin jobs. Indeed is one of the leading job boards around the world.
Lately I've also been informed the Cointelegraph is working on a new HR service for Bitcoin related jobs. I've checked it out but I guess it's still in early stages.
Work for Bitcoins Online
If you're just interested in making some Bitcoins you have several options. A sub Reddit called Jobs2Bitcoins displays a Bitcoin job board where you can exchange your skills for Bitcoins. BitGigs is website that is similar to Fiverr where people post what they are willing to do for a small amount of Bitocins. You can try to become a seller on BitGigs but I don't think the site has that much traffic.
XBTFreelancer is a 100% Bitcoin only freelancing site, you can post jobs paid solely in bitcoin and freelancers on the other end get paid in Bitcoin only.
Exchange your time for Bitcoins
The last type of method to earn Bitcoin is through wasting your time on the Internet. I call it "wasting your time" since these types of jobs usually have you going around clicking on links or watching pointless ads. Still, if this is something you'd like to pursue, here are your options (for the record I would stay away from any of these):
BitVisitor | VisitBit – Pays you Bitcoins for visiting other websites.
CoinWorker – Complete short analytical tasks online, earn points and convert them to Bitcoins.
CoinAd | BtcClicks – Get paid for watching ads.
Earn Bitcoins by helping people on forums
Probably the most interesting way I've encountered to earn Bitcoins is through what is known as a signature campaign inside the BitcoinTalk forum. The basic idea is that if you're an active BitcoinTalk forum member you can place a link in your signature promoting a company and get paid by them. The payment usually corresponds to your BitcoinTalk member level, so if you're a Newbie you will earn less than a Hero Member. Here's a complete list of all signature campaigns available on the forum.
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Soft Sesame Breadsticks
Total TimePrep/Total Time: 30 min.
Makes1 dozen
- 1-1/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons sugar
- 1-1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2/3 cup milk
- 3 tablespoons butter, melted
- 2 teaspoons sesame seeds
- Preheat oven to 450°. In a small bowl, combine flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. Gradually add milk and stir to form a soft dough. Turn onto a floured surface, knead gently 3-4 times. Roll into a 10x5x1/2-in. rectangle; cut into 12 breadsticks.
- Place butter in a 13x9-in. baking pan. Place breadsticks in butter and turn to coat. Sprinkle with sesame seeds. Bake 14-18 minutes or until golden brown. Serve warm.
Nutrition Facts3 each: 257 calories, 11g fat (6g saturated fat), 29mg cholesterol, 553mg sodium, 34g carbohydrate (5g sugars, 1g fiber), 6g protein.
My Review
Sep 20, 2016
Love this recipe, easy and delicious...I doubled the recipe and by the end of dinner, only one was left...
Jul 26, 2016
My oven was giving me problems so I decided to fry them instead and they turned out great! They're SO good. I didn't put the sesame on them though. Instead I did garlic salt and parmesean cheese.
Jul 15, 2016
Just made this to go with spaghetti! I used garlic salt on them!!!! Delish!
Jan 25, 2016
Perfect solution for breadsticks during a snow day when I didn't have yeast! Everyone enjoyed them -used garlic rather than sesame seeds to accompany lasagna!
Dec 17, 2012
These were terrific! I ommitted the sesame seeds and instead used a blend of 1/4c melted butter, 1/2 cup grated parmesan cheese and 1/4 tsp garlic salt, I put 2/3 of the mixture in the bottom of the 9x13 pan and baked the breadsticks, then brushed the tops of baked sticks with remaining 1/3 of mixture. Absolutely delicious, and my husband who swears he doesn't like non-yeast bread items loved it!
Jun 4, 2012
This recipe is good with Parmesan cheese also.
Dec 27, 2011
these Breadsticks are quick and easy to make and taste wonderful fresh out of the oven! My husband loves them with garlic butter!
Mar 29, 2011
I sprinkled with Parmesan cheese instead of sesame seeds. yummy!
Jan 6, 2011
I wont make this again as breadsticks but i think it would make a very good pizza crust!
Nov 7, 2010
Very soft dough. Need quite a bit of flour to knead dough, although I think that's what makes them so tender. I added 1/4 tsp. each basil, oregano, & thyme, 1 tsp. parsley, & 1/8 tsp. garlic powder. We like garlic so I"ll add 1/4 tsp. next time.
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After mostly flying under the radar in two seasons as a Giant, outside linebacker Michael Boley had the game of his life with a 65-yard fumble return for a touchdown, a near-sack of Sam Bradford, a third-down pass breakup that limited the Rams to a field goal and eight tackles. Boley might want to work on his end-zone celebration, though, after hitting two bystanders in the face with the ball.
Kevin Gilbride didn't give Ahmad Bradshaw the damn ball as much as Bradshaw demanded last week, but the Big Blue back made the most of his chances with 15 carries for 59 yards and five catches for another 45 yards. Bradshaw was running downhill all night, and his legs set up the second-half touchdown that made it 28-9 and put it out of reach.
How long has Cadillac Williams played football? The Rams' backup running back — starting in place of the injured Steven Jackson — didn't know that a backwards pass is a live ball until last night. That inexcusable brain cramp cost St. Louis big, as Williams allowed Boley to pick up the loose pigskin and sprint the other way for a back-breaking score early in the second quarter. Even worse, Rams coach Steve Spagnuolo was seen having to explain the rule to Williams on the sideline afterward.
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Nick Millevoi, the experimental guitarist of Many Arms fame, follows up last year's solo 12-string guitar project Black Figure Of A Bird with another solo guitar album. In White Sky, as it's called, is performed by an electric six string this time, an intimidating and fearless electric six-string.
For some guitarists, such a record might mean being "loud," too but Millevoi doesn't have to resort to sheer volume to get his point across. He's mainly making it interesting by creating timbres and tonalities that throw of opposing vibes, from ambient to acidic, and he gets it done without relying so much on effects, as far as I can tell (although feedback plays a big role on this record). The resonance of notes, sometimes ringing out forever (as with a single note drone spanning the entirety of "Before A Constant") replaces what we know of as song structure. There's no real structure on In White Sky, because like Bird, this goes beyond the realm of music, out to primal sound.
"Slowly Dark" explores the fine art of string scraping and feedback and that track happens to have its own official video, too (check it out above) that keenly combines sonic art with visual art. He plays silence like he plays notes on "Super-Lith Part 1" and then proceeds to obliterate silence on "Super-Lith Part 2" with earsplitting drones. "Endless Unfolding Hallways" begins spaciously, but then the notes get closer together until Millevoi has created a dense, tidal sonic wave of white noise, and he reloads for another such wave.
Like any Nick Millevoi project, this ain't for everybody. Regardless of how his music strikes you, it's clear that he's a restless experimentalist guitarist with both the insight to find uninhabited spots along the fringes of music and the technique to carry it out. In White Sky is the mark of such a guitarist.
In White Sky is currently available as a free download in its entirety, by Flenser Records. Visit Nick Millevoi's blog for more info.
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Recipes for Art
A collection of preschool recipes for art. Many of the recipes have video to explain the process and go with units, lesson plans and pre k themes.
|Sandy Clay
Perfect for your vacation, beach and summer themes. The clay resembles wet sand and is perfect for molding. If you leave the dough out to air dry for two days, you can paint it. No time to visit the beach? Make indoor sandcastles.
Recipe Here
|Edible Play Clay
Whip up a batch of this edible play. Great for children that still like to put things in their mouths. The recipe doesn't use flour or peanut butter.
Recipe Here.
|Homemade Stamping Ink
Tired of dry stamping pads? Looking for something a little more cost effective? Make your own homemade rubber stamping ink. It is quick and easy! Recipe Here
|Glitter Gel Paint
Glitter gel is simple to make and dries clear. One it dries completely you will only see the sparkles left behind by the glitter. You can brush the glitter gel over any creation that you have drawn or painted to spread glitter in an even look. Recipe Here
|Hatching Dinosaur Eggs
Hatch up some fun by making dinosaur eggs. Add a plastic dinosaur inside & have your children become paleontologists for the day by searching for eggs and exploring what is inside. "Hatching" their very own dinosaurs. Recipe Here
|Cinnamon Dough Ornaments
Sweet smelling ornaments for your tree, gift tags, garland or whatever else you can think of.
Directions Here
|Fossil Dough
Excellent use for that last cup of coffee and the grounds. This no cook dough was named by my preschoolers because they said it reminds them of fossils. Directions Here
|Homemade Tempera Paint
Create your own rainbow of colors and you control the amount of each color you need. Never run out of paint again.Best part it's only a fraction of the cost over leading store brands. It lasts for about 2 months if you pour it in to individual cups for painting.Dispose of the used paint so you do not introduce bacteria into the sealed jars. Replace cover after each use. Directions Here
|Homemade Water Colors
Do you run out of green and blue watercolors before any other color? Muddy colors? Your problems are solved.Save your empty plastic soda bottle tops and fill them up for individual paint cups.
Directions Here
|Moon Sand
Whether you call it moon sand, cloud dough or something else… all I know it light, fluffy and a ton of fun. Not to mention, it only takes two ingredients. Directions HERE
|Kool-Aid Snow Paint
Let your Picasso's run wild creating snow sculptures and then spray painting them. Directions Here
|Scratch & Sniff Watercolors
Great for working with the five senses. Once the watercolors dry, the children and scratch and sniff them.It is not a long lasting scratch and sniff – only for the day, but they are still fun. Directions Here
|Face Paint
Cheap alternative to purchasing face paint you do not have a clue how to pronounce the names of ingredients on. Make any color you desire.
Recipe Here
|Salt Dough Ornaments
Gift giving just got a whole lot easier. Simply roll out the dough, cut with a cookie cutter, bake and paint. Works for small scale sculptures too. Recipe Here
Dying Pumpkin Seeds
|Fruit Putty
Feels like play dough but molds like a putty. Directions Here
|Glitter Alternative
Some classrooms can not use glitter. Use sugar or salt to give your art a little sparkle.
Directions Here
|Corn Syrup Paint
Unique paint that looks wet even when it is dry.
Directions Here
Great for hours of fun. Suggested that you use this with older preschoolers and school age children. It is not edible.
Directions Here
|Crazy Crayons
A great project for all your broken crayons. They make wonderful gifts for children and fit comfortably in their hands.
Directions Here
Bubble solution is relatively inexpensive in the store but try purchasing it for 20 children…right? Try one of the three recipes that I promise will not break the bank the first time they get knocked over.
Recipe Here
|Dyed Rice
Color and / or scent regular white rice to use for pouring and measuring in the sensory table or in use it in art projects.
Directions Here
|Kool-Aid Playdough
Make any color dough you would like using Kool-Aid to color and scent your dough.
Directions Here
|Liquid Sidewalk Chalk
3 ingredients is all it takes to create sidewalk masterpieces. Create the colors you want in a matter of minutes. Recipe HERE.


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Turn on broiler to high and toast the bread on both sides. Butter the toasted bread liberally with softened butter. Set aside. Switch oven to bake and preheat to 375 degrees F.
Season the turkey cutlets with salt, pepper and 2 teaspoons poultry seasoning – just eyeball it. In a large skillet, brown turkey cutlets on each side over medium high heat in 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil. Transfer the cutlets to a shallow baking dish and add 1 cup broth to keep meat moist. Transfer cutlets to oven, loosely tented with foil, to continue cooking through. To skillet that you browned the cutlets in, add 2 tablespoons butter and melt it over medium heat. Add flour to butter and cook a minute or two more. Whisk in about 2 cups turkey broth or chicken stock and allow it to thicken up, 5 minutes. Season the gravy with salt and pepper and poultry seasoning, to your taste.
Preheat a second skillet, over medium high heat and 2 tablespoons of extra-virgin olive oil, 2 turns of the pan. Add chopped mushrooms and brown 5 minutes, stirring frequently. Season mushrooms with salt and pepper. Add celery and water chestnuts as you get them chopped. Continue to cook until veggies are all tender, another 5 minutes. Add scallions, 1 teaspoon poultry seasoning and the parsley. Cut bread into cubes and add. Moisten stuffing with 1 cup broth or stock. Transfer to a serving dish. Use an ice cream scoop to portion out the stuffing at the table. Top mounds of stuffing with turkey cutlets and gravy, serve with sugar snap peas and brown rice or other vegetable side dishes of your choice.
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Comics A.M. | Graphic novel sales actually stronger than they look?
Retailing | The retail news and analysis site ICv2 contends sales of graphic novels in the direct market may be better than recent numbers indicate because of the way Diamond Comic Distributors reports those figures. While the distributor's calculations are based on the wholesale value of shipments, ICv2 based its estimates on the retail value, and found graphic novel sales rose 24.4 percent in March, rather than declined 5.7 percent (versus a year ago), and climbed 27.7 percent in April, rather than just 12.6 percent: "The big differences between the wholesale and retail rates of change in recent months appear to be caused by big increases in the number of graphic novels liquidated through Diamond in March and April. So retail dollars were up, while wholesale dollars lagged. " [ICv2]
Conventions | Audrey Gillan previews this weekend's Kapow! in London by casting a spotlight on organizers Lucy and Sarah Unwin — they're partnered with Mark Millar — and their efforts to create a female-inclusive comic convention. "We ourselves as women organising the show have been accused of misogyny because of the obviously male guest list, but there is just this lack of female creators and it's the nature of the industry," Lucy Unwin said. "There's no point in taking it to heart because I don't employ the creators. I would love there to be more women at the show in terms of guests." [The Guardian]
Creators | Writers and artists at the Long Beach Comic Expo explain why they decided to self-publish. [LA Weekly]
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Creators | Writer Scott Snyder discusses his work on Batman, Swamp Thing and American Vampire on Suvudu's 15 Minutes of Fiction… With Fictional Frontiers podcast. [Suvudu]
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She's not exactly an unknown, but there may still be things you didn't know about the talk show host.
Oprah Winfrey has officially crowned her choice to take over the talk kingdom. Rosie O'Donnell not only shares the cover of the current O magazine (which is only the third time she has ever done so), but Winfrey even immortalized the passing of the torch in stone. On Thursday, Winfrey and O'Donnell unveiled a new sign at Harpo Studios, which reads, "The Rosie Show. Former Home of The Oprah Winfrey Show."
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1. She credits hormones for helping her return to a daytime show. "I think I had a lot more rage than I was aware of, but I've gotten back access to my other feelings, I'm not cut off from my emotions any more," she tells Access Hollywood. "I think without Estrogen it would not have been possible for me to be here doing this show."
2. She has exchanged her famous celebrity crush on Tom Cruise for one on Russell Brand. "[Tom Cruise] knows I will always love him and he's okay with it. He knows I've moved on," she says to Access Hollywood. "I became fascinated with [Russell Brand] and I googled everything he ever did." Upon meeting him she says, "I have been marinating in you, I knew this would happen, you are genius."
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3. Piers Morgan won't be a guest on her show anytime soon. She tells Access Hollywood, "He banned Madonna for no reason when his show started, so I'm banning Piers Morgan! I don't have anybody banned but if I have to make a list, he's on it."
4. She didn't plan for a career past age 40. Her mother died at the young age of 39 from breast cancer, so O'Donnell believed she should live it up before 40. "So I was gonna make all my success and then retire at 40, and guess what? I did that," she tells reporters at the most recent Television Critics Association (TCA) press tour. "And then I went home, and every year I would have my mammogram and say, 'Is it now?' And the doctor keeps going, 'No. You're healthy. You could lose a little weight, but you're all right.' Every year. Then I finally realized, 'Crap. I may live.' You know? So I needed a plan for act two."
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Jennifer Lopez suffered a small wardrobe malfunction during the opening weekend of her Las Vegas residency after the back of her jumpsuit ripped as she took her final bow.
The superstar kicked off her Jennifer Lopez: All I Have shows at the Planet Hollywood resort and casino on Wednesday (20Jan16) to rave reviews, and she returned to the stage on Friday (22Jan16) and Saturday (23Jan16) for her launch weekend.
However, the sexy singer will be calling on her seamstresses before her next set of shows after the backside of her sparkly silver jumpsuit proved a little too tight as she bent over during her finale of Live It Up.
Video footage obtained by TMZ.com shows Jennifer thanking fans as the concert draws to a close, and taking a bow as the material covering her famous booty splits at the seam.
The 46-year-old, who has yet to comment on the incident, has been thrilling fans with her multiple ensembles during the first few nights of her residency, with costumes all custom made by top designers Versace, Michael Costello, Nicolas Jebran, and Zuhair Murad.
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Professor Ivan Bodensteiner, of Valparaiso University School of Law, said the court's decision is consistent with the idea of preventing violence.
Yeah right. Of course, this ruling is GOOOOOOOOD. I mean, it help stop violence! Keep laying down in front of the government destroying and raping the constitution, that's what a good American does!
"(The court is saying) we would rather opt on the side of saying if the police act wrongfully in entering your house your remedy is under law, to bring a civil action against the officer."
Yeah right. Sue the cops. Like people have time or money to do this. 99% of people do not. And that is if you're ever gonna win...
Justice Robert Rucker, a Gary native, and Justice Brent Dickson, a Hobart native, dissented from the ruling, saying the court's decision runs afoul of the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
"In my view the majority sweeps with far too broad a brush by essentially telling Indiana citizens that government agents may now enter their homes illegally -- that is, without the necessity of a warrant, consent or exigent circumstances," Rucker said. "I disagree."
Those two judges get it.
But this isn't all of it :
This is the second major Indiana Supreme Court ruling this week involving police entry into a home.
On Tuesday, the court said police serving a warrant may enter a home without knocking if officers decide circumstances justify it. Prior to that ruling, police serving a warrant would have to obtain a judge's permission to enter without knocking.
No warrant, no knock entering of home.
Those judges are fascists bastards.
They just openly killed the fourth amendment... if it wasn't already dead (which it was).
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Tolman said he worked with ousted FBI director James Comey, and Robert Mueller, special counsel in the Russia investigation. Among other things, Tolman advised a congressional committee over the Patriot Act, the surveillance law passed by Congress in the wake of the 9-11 attacks.
The memo, released on Friday, said a former British spy was paid $160,000 by the Democratic National Committee and the Hillary Clinton campaign for opposition research on Trump, now commonly referred to as the "Steele Dossier," which Comey said under oath was "salacious and unverified."
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I hope you had a nice Saturday. Here is my star for day #121 (1216).
A long day shopping in LA today. Mols and her friends, Coral, Maria, and Lucas went to look for prom dresses (well except Lucas). We all drove with Mary, my friend, and Corals mom. Lucas is their good buddy and it was sweet how he came along and offered his advice. I think he was definitely done by the end of the day, so he said they need to go and have a day focused around what he likes. I'm sure the girls would be up for that as well, they all have a great time together.
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Good morning, Austen Authors Land!
This morning I wanted to share something special to me on the eve of Halloween, a real treat in my life, and that is my daughter, Catelynn Samantha. This month has been a very major milestone month in our journey as mother and daughter. For one, Catelynn is really beginning to understand what it is that Mommy does when she says she is working. And not only that, she is fascinated and supportive of what I do in a way only a precocious 6-year-old can be. There's not a day that goes by she is not putting a smile on my face from her observations about the world and my books.
This month, I went to the amazing AGM in Louisville, KY. What you don't know is that trip is the first time I have left my daughter for multiple days. It astounded me as a mother that truly, in six and a half years, I had not had a single night to myself of NOT being able to be the one who's there when she has a nightmare. Or be the one to sing our morning song (yes, we sing every morning "Good morning, good morning, it's such a happy day"). And I was panicked in many ways that she would be angry or upset that I left her for that trip. I explained to her what I was doing, and to my surprise, Catelynn was 110% supportive! The first night I called her she started right off with "Hi, Mommy, how is your writer conference? Do they all love your book?"
My daughter Catelynn is autistic. There were years of her toddlerhood that I struggled with deep feelings of failure as a mother and frustration that my child was just not like everyone else's and for the life of me, I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong. We were asked to not come back to library programs because Catelynn couldn't sit through the story and only wanted to do the craft and it was like no one else was in the room, she was oblivious. We struggled to get her to talk, by age 3, she was still only using one or two words for communication, with maybe about 30 different words she could say. We had moved, so hubby and I chalked up a lot of the strangeness to that. If you spoke to her, she looked right through you, and if you displeased her, she just screamed. But, at three and a half I took her to her pediatrician who said there were things that flag Catelynn and next we worked with the school district and Catelynn completed a full-year of special education pre-K.
It worked wonders! I still have a child that can't button buttons, or handle changes in schedule well, or modulate her voice, but we now live in a way that Catelynn is blossoming and growing. As a mother, I feel like I am getting some parts of those years BACK because I am learning about all of the thoughts and ideas my daughter has in that mind of hers that thankfully, she can now express in a variety of ways. Oh, she talks just fine now, LOL, but she is also using art and writing to express her ideas. Her new hobby is writing books.
Catelynn will pre-determine how many pages her stories will be. Eight pages, ten pages, etc. And she will sit down and not stop until all of the pages are finished. Then we will staple them together and that's her book. She makes two or three of these a week, and her teacher says it's great to encourage her to help increase her stamina for the school day (we still have some challenges there). I am biased because I am her parent, but I am finding her rich details that she puts into these creatively spelled stories just fascinating. Yesterday, she wrote a story about Arthur, DW, and Buster, characters she watched on TV. And they had a sleep over, and Arthur "goed to sleep" but DW is "like a prncss and cud not sleep at all." Then they had this disagreement over video games and who likes to play which kind and had to play apart. She's sharing with me these pages and the author in me is thinking: "My goodness, she already is putting conflict in her story and developing characteristics for each character!" (Again, I'm her mother, I'm a bit biased).
While I was gone, Catelynn kept a journal for each day so she could share it with me when I got back. It was so adorable, and I am sharing this with you and hope it reminds you of cute times with your own children or grandchildren. 🙂
Very likely, Catelynn will be joining me during the day and we will be doing home schooling by next year. It's not the school's fault, they are trying to accommodate her, but it's the very environment of a larger classroom that triggers Catelynn's meltdowns and loss of control. She doesn't process peer interactions well, she can't handle stimulation past a specific threshold and she just falls apart. As a mother, I don't want my daughter taking herself to the bathroom everyday to cry, which is what is happening right now. She is very self-aware of her quirks and actively participates in mitigating the symptoms. Point blank, she WANTS to be normal. If she homeschooled, we can do planned peer activities and give her a good space to stay academically appropriate. Right now, we are stuck between a rock and a hard place because as long as she is able to do some of her school work, the school system will not give her an aide or additional assistance for the sensory and social issues. And I understand, they have 25 kids to worry about in that classroom, I only need to worry about one. 🙂
I know this isn't related much to Jane Austen, but it was something on my heart that I wanted to share. Catelynn is a bright sun in my life and a big reason why I do what I do. There is no greater motivation than your children telling you "Good job, Mommy, you have so many books!" Our family has many challenges and obstacles, but at the end of the day, we have love, support, and safety and are very blessed.
So this Halloween weekend, the trick is to find your treat, and I would love to hear about it in the comments!
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It has been dubbed the Highway of Tears. Mystery surrounds one of the remotest stretches of highway in Canada after nearly 50 women are beli...
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Mystery surrounds one of the remotest stretches of highway in Canada after nearly 50 women are believed to have gone missing there in the past 30 years.
Many believe that the disappearances along Highway 16, which runs between Prince George and Prince Rupert in British Columbia, are the work of a twisted serial killer who preys on young women.But police have never identified a suspect in the case, and some say the women were simply victims of Canada's harsh and remote wilderness.
Location: A section of Highway 16, which runs between Prince George and Prince Rupert in British Columbia, where many women have disappeared
Unexplained: Madison Scott, 20, vanished near the infamous road on May 28, 2011 after attending a party
Most recently, 20-year-old Madison Scott vanished near the infamous road on May 28, 2011 after attending a party. Police located her tent and truck, but the young woman remains missing.
A year later, Madison's parents are still struggling to cope with her disappearance and are offering $100,000 for information leading to an arrest in the case.
'After a long and difficult year, and despite an ongoing and in depth RCMP [Royal Canadian Mounted Police] investigation, in addition to the ongoing searches, awareness campaigns and pleas from her family and friends for her safe return, there has been no real evidence of what happened to Maddy,' Sandra Kelly Klassen, Madison's aunt, wrote on a website dedicating to finding her.
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Hannah White, a reporter with the Vanderhoof Omineca Express, told the Daily Beast last year that Madison's disappearance rocked the community. 'The whole town is still in complete shock and no one knows what to think,' she said.
'She really had her head screwed on. We don't think she just wandered off drunk and fell into the lake. It is completely off character. I don't know if they will ever find her at this point.'
Although authorities say the number of women who have gone missing along the stretch of road stands at 18, aboriginal leaders say it is closer to 43.
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Many of the women who have gone missing along the highway live in aboriginal communities and use hitchhiking as a mode of transport, which authorities said could have made them easy targets.
Local women have been urged to avoid hitchhiking, though many in poorer communities cannot afford an alternative method of travelling.
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'There are logging roads off every highway. If someone has bad intentions, you will find a victim. Someone can go off and drive for an hour and throw a body into a ravine and they would never be found.'
But many people have argued that the disappearances were not properly investigated until 25-year-old Nicole Hoar, a white tree-planter, went missing in 2002, prompting criticism from the families of aboriginal victims.
'Many of them were aboriginal and some of the talk out there was that people cared more about the non-aboriginal girls going missing,' Lorna Brown, the aunt of 22-year-old Tamara Chipman, who went missing in September 2005, told the Daily Beast.
'Those families felt like they weren't taken seriously.'Because of the lack of answers that investigations have brought forward, some people have taking it upon themselves to try to solve the mystery.
Ray Michalko, Vancouver-based private investigator, began investigating the disappearances in 2006. He told the Daily Beast: 'Police weren't doing much and I get along well with the aboriginal people and I thought a non-cop could work.'
But his efforts have have gone unrewarded so far - even though he spends at least 40 hours a week chasing leads - and the disappearances remain a mystery.
The same goes for the case of Madison Scott. 'This investigation remains a priority for North District Major Crime,' Cst. Lesley Smith, North District Media Relations Officer, said on the anniversary of the young woman's disappearance.
'We believe that there is information out there and it is our hope that someone will come forward to help us determine what happened. The police need information and Maddy's family need answers.'
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Monday, January 20, 2014
Tim Schafer's Recap of Broken Age Kickstarter
I'm currently playing the recently released first part of Double Fine's "Broken Age" and enjoying it immensely. The storytelling, the art, the characters: everything is amazing. I'm really captivated by the whole thing. I would put it right up there with Paranorman as far as inspiring me to work harder and be more creative.
The whole thing reminded me that I saw a great speech by Tim Schaffer concerning his first Kickstarter including all of the high's and low's. He also has a really great point about turning jealousy into inspiration that I'd like to incorporate into my life. Watch and enjoy.
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Man or Astro-Man? have returned to earth for the human masses and after years of hibernation they are now unveiling their finest recorded work to date. It has been nearly 12 years since the band last released their intergalactic sonic wave forms, and the new album, 'Defcon 5...4...3...2...1', is here with a striking validity that the band is unquestionably as both tuneful and energetic as they ever have been. The record combines ever-familiar Astro audio tones and the well-established playing ferocity that MOAM? are known for, but yet now, there is an undeniable evolution to the band that is both intuitive, logical, and well crafted. Defcon is here and is here with imminent purpose.
Always known as an unstoppably powerful live band, in 2010, the original lineup of Birdstuff, Coco and Star Crunch reformed to play a series of shows, and since then, they have been putting on some of the best performances of their careers. Recorded with longtime Astro copilot, Steve Albini in Chicago, IL and also with Daniel Farris of Denial Labs in Birmingham, AL, the new album finds the band bringing their unique powerful style of Science Friction back to greater humanity in supreme form. It seems Man or Astro-Man? haven't missed a beat, and the newly recorded material finds the band being as inventive and propulsive as ever. Put on your space helmet and strap in. The countdown begins now...
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This project focuses on the traditions in the inland villages of Sardinia, with special attention to the area of Barbagia. Sardinia's history is a very peculiar one. The island has been invaded many times since Roman times but never fully conquered. Its people haven't bowed to pressure from other conquerors, thus managing to stay uniquely Sardinian. Their unique heritage is still shown in their traditional costumes, which are still worn on special occasions throughout the year. Tapping into my Sardinian heritage, I spent several months in Barbagia, wanting to create images from the perspective of the active observer, aiming for an "insider" angle. These portraits of women in traditional attire were taken on various occasions. Because of my documentary background, I have always wanted to put them in context - this is why I decided to photograph them in an environment that felt familiar to them rather than in a studio.
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The latest arrival in this fall's seemingly endless barrage of Iraq War-themed films, "Badland" is an achingly self-important portrait of a returning Marine reservist who commits an unspeakable act in the name of post-traumatic stress disorder.
Written and directed by Francesco Lucente with a heavy heart and a heavier hand, this overlong, over-the-top dirge is being pushed -- with pushed being the operative word -- as an awards-season contender.
Precious few are likely to see it that way, if they see it at all.
England's Jamie Draven is the damaged goods in question -- a once-idealistic Gulf War veteran who has recently returned from a tour of Afghanistan and Iraq, a jittery shadow of his former self.
Jerry's crying jags and nosebleeds elicit little sympathy from his bullying wife (Vinessa Shaw), who's sick and tired of their dead-end trailer park existence, while his three young children become an increasing burden to him.
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When the picture gets around to its calculated socko ending, the viewer has long been pummeled into a state of numbness.
Each time Draven's character so much as quivers an eyebrow, Carlo Varini's camera, when it's not paying obvious stylistic homage to Terrence Malick's "Badlands," moves in close for the kill, prompting the Budapest Symphony Orchestra to swell accordingly as a mournful choir of operatic voices similarly rises to the occasion.
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According to many researchers, the dairy products in the United States and other Western countries have high levels of estrogen and progesterone.
They have this opinion because most of the milk that is used to make the dairy products is produced by pregnant cows. Since most of the fat has been removed, it might be possible that low-fat dairy products have lower levels of estrogen and progesterone.
If you are a woman who is diagnosed with breast cancer, especially hormone-receptor-positive breast cancer, it will be better for you to consume low-fat dairy products.
With this study the researchers wanted to see will the risk of breast cancer resistance be increased by the consumption of full-fat dairy products.
They also wanted to find out if there are any risks of dying from breast cancer by having a diet that is filled with these types of products.
In this study they used the following full-fat dairy products:
- Whole milk
- Condensed or evaporated milk
- Pudding
- Ice-cream
- Custard
- Flan
- Cheese
- Yogurt
- Butter
The women who participated in this study were followed for about 12 years. The researchers discovered that those women who consumed one or more servings of full-fat dairy products per day had a 64% higher risk of dying.
They also concluded that these women had a 49% higher risk of dying from breast cancer compared to those women who consumed low-fat dairy products or did not consume dairy products at all.
This study does not prove that dairy products can be a cause of cancer even though there is a connection between the consumption of full-fat dairy products and worse breast cancer outcomes. A lot more research is needed in order to prove that scientifically.
You will have to do everything you can to minimize the risk of recurrence and improve the chances of survival if you have been diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer.
You will do that if you follow these tips:
- Improve your diet by excluding processed food and sugar
- Avoid drinking alcohol
- Maintain a healthy weight
- Exercise everyday
- Stop smoking
- Stay on track with any medicine you take in order to reduce the risk of recurrence


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