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Move your iTunes library to an external driveHas your iTunes media library grown too big to fit on your computer? CNET's Donald Bell shows you how to offload your content to an external drive.
Is your iTunes Media Library hogging up too much space on your computer? I'm Donald Bell, and I'm here to show you how to run your iTunes Library from an external hard drive. If you have a massive iTunes Library filled with music, movies, and podcasts, it's not a bad idea to offload that content onto a separate external or internal hard drive. But, transferring that library isn't as obvious as dragging, dropping your iTunes folder onto a new drive. It's not hard, but to do it right, you've got to let iTunes do the work for you. To get started, open iTunes and make sure the drive you want to move your library too is connected to your computer and ready to go. Next, go into your iTunes Preferences. On a PC, you'll find this under the edit menu. And for a Mac, it's under the iTunes menu. Click under the "advanced tab", and where it says "iTunes Music Folder location", change the location to a folder on your external drive. Next, make sure the copy files to Music Folder option is checked. This ensures that any new content you download or rip into iTunes gets transferred to the new location. After that, hit the "OK" button. Now, you're not done yet. There's one more big step to take before iTunes really starts moving your library to the new location, but before we commit your computer to what could be a few hours of transfer time, let's take a moment to do some general iTunes housekeeping. Delete any old podcasts you're not listening to or maybe some movies or TV shows you never plan on watching again. There's probably a lot of clutter in your Library that you don't need to waste time copying. A couple of minutes here could save you hours of transfer time. When you're ready to make the transfer, click the iTunes file menu, then go to "library" and select "organize library". You'll see a window with options here for consolidating and organizing your library. It can't hurt to check them both but the critical one here is the first option for consolidating files. This is gonna take all the files referenced by iTunes on your computer, your movies, your music, your audio books, podcasts, TV shows, and it's gonna copy it over to the new location on your external drive. It will take some time, and remember, it's not deleting the old files, it's just copying them to the new location. If you're feeling confident later on, you can move your old iTunes Music folder on your local drive to the trash can after the transfer is complete and check again to make sure everything is still working and then permanently delete the old files. Once the dust is settled, and all your precious iTunes content is running smoothly from the external drive, you can finally pat yourself on the back. Unless the drive is powered off or disconnected, iTunes will remember to load your music library from the external drive every time it launches. Without the drive connected, iTunes will temporarily revert back to the internal drive and function for things like streaming podcasts or Internet radio or downloading stuff from the iTunes Store, but you won't be able to play your Library content without connecting it back up to the external drive. For CNET.com, I'm Donald Bell helping you to give your iTunes Library some extra breathing room.


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Line a plate with paper towels. Line a rimmed baking sheet with a silicone mat and set aside.
Heat a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add the bacon and cook until crisp, about 5 minutes. Remove with a slotted spoon to the prepared plate. Pour off all but a film of the grease on the bottom of the pan. (Just eyeball it instead of trying to measure, but it should be just about 1/2 teaspoon; discard the remaining grease.)
To make the salad, return the skillet to low heat. Add the onion and the diced apple. Season with salt and pepper. Add the kale; cook until the kale begins to wilt, stirring occasionally, about 2 minutes. Add the vinegar; cover, and cook until just tender, stirring occasionally, about 4 minutes. Remove from the heat, taste, and adjust for seasoning with salt and pepper.
Meanwhile, preheat the oven to broil. Place the finely chopped pecans in a shallow dish and season with salt and pepper. Roll the goat cheese log in the pecans to evenly coat. Refrigerate until firm if necessary, then cut evenly into 6 rounds and place each round of cheese on the sliced apple. Place on the prepared baking sheet. Transfer to the oven and broil until the cheese is melted and browned, 3 to 5 minutes.
To serve, divide the kale salad among the plates. Top with an apple-cheese round and garnish with the reserved bacon. Serve immediately.
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Author Notes: I was looking for something unique to frost my lemon cake with, and after rummaging through my pantry, found a bottle of rosewater I had purchased and forgot about! This recipe was born, and I have to say, it goes really well with not just lemon cake, but white cake, vanilla cake, and even chocolate cake. —Danielle
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cup butter, preferably European-style
cups confectioner sugar
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LAS VEGAS (UNLVRebels.com) – Former USC player Bryce Jones has signed an agreement to transfer to UNLV's basketball program, head coach Dave Rice announced this week.
Jones, a 6-foot-5 inch, 210-pound guard was a true freshman at USC during the 2010-11 season. He will have to sit out the 2011-12 season at UNLV because of NCAA transfer rules and will be eligible to play for the Runnin' Rebels as a sophomore during the 2012-13 season.
"We are pleased to have Bryce join our program," Rice said. "He is a terrific player and is really committed to winning. He is extremely versatile and will be great in our transition system. Southern California is an important area in our recruiting and adding a high-level, hard-working player like Bryce, who is from Los Angeles, is really important to the future of Runnin' Rebel basketball."
Jones appeared in 18 of the Trojans' 34 games last season, and started each of his first 10 contests. He averaged 7.6 points, 2.8 assists, 2.6 rebounds and 2.0 steals in 20.6 minutes per game on the season. In the 10 games he started, he averaged 11.2 ppg and 3.1 rpg in 28.1 mpg.
"I am excited to become a Runnin' Rebel," Jones said. "I am looking forward to playing for Coach Rice and in the style of play that he is bringing to the program. The tradition and history of the program is incredible and I am excited to be a part of that. I plan to use my redshirt year this season to work as hard as I can and will be ready to play the following season."
Jones attended Taft High School in Woodland Hills, Calif., where he was a teammate of current UNLV guard Justin Hawkins. His senior season at Taft, Jones averaged 16.9 ppg, 7.5 rpg, 1.9 apg, 1.6 spg and made 56.8 percent of his shots in leading his team to the Los Angeles City Section final and the third round of the Division I state playoffs. He also made 49.3 percent of his 3-point attempts (33-for-67).
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Holi, the Festival of Colors, is coming once again. Hindus in India will gather together to celebrate the end of winter and beginning of spring by throwing bright powdered pigments and spraying colored water at each other. It is spirited play that would be frowned upon any other time of year. Every religious tradition seems to have a holiday in which excess is encouraged and the use of intoxicants, if not outright encouraged, is at least tacitly condoned by turning a "blind" eye. In Judaism, Purim would be unthinkable without wine. For Carnival, or Mardi Gras, the drinking and mayhem among Christians can be outrageous. Holi is a holiday of a different color. It relaxes the tight social strictures, eases the restraint between generations and encourages glee in a riot of brilliant colors. In India the intoxicant of choice is bhang, a cannabis derivative, which is added to the popular festival beverage, thandai, and to other savory foods such as samosas and pakoras.
"Man is the only animal that laughs and weeps; for he is the only animal that is struck with the difference between what things are, and what they ought to be." --William Hazlitt
Irrational exuberance is as necessary to our lives as are solemn rituals and calm contemplation. All of life's experiences must be included in religious tradition or it can risk the failure to fully engage its followers and this is certainly a strength of Hinduism. With its panoply of gods that celebrate the many aspects of divinity and the relative freedom enjoyed by followers, Hinduism encourages its adherents to find their own paths to ultimate truth and the transcendent experience of divinity. Intoxicants also have their place and time, and with all due acknowledgment of the dangers of over-indulging, there is a real need for people to let loose the bonds that chafe all year long. We all embody more than our prescribed societal roles. We are more than just our jobs. We are more than our friends and families and we are more than everyday life ever allows us to be. It is joy that sets us free. Laughter is as great a reminder of our humanity as our tears. Shared euphoria, seen in this context, is more than a spiritual good; it is a necessity for a fulfilling spiritual life.
Our Holy Kitchens films are all about sharing food within different spiritual traditions and Holi is one of our favorite holidays for its expressive spontaneity. Our ultimate goal is to stimulate conversations between people so they can appreciate what they have in common and welcome their differences with mutual respect. We consider ourselves fortunate because we have the opportunity to meet people from all over the world while making our films and we get to share in the wonderful kaleidoscope of various holiday traditions.
This year we will be celebrating Holi by preparing a festival dinner at the James Beard House on March 8. We will bring a crew of our cooks from Junoon, the Michelin starred Indian restaurant, down to the Beard House where the holiday menu will feature several dishes from our new cookbook, "Flavors First." Here in New York, the celebration of Holi will be far different from what it is in India. Still, we will be sharing some of the more popular festival foods like ghatiya and sipping on thandai. A beautiful thing about Hinduism is that it finds room for all of this variety of expression and observance under one magnificently colored inclusive umbrella. We hope you enjoy these recipes for your own celebration.
(All recipes from "Flavors First," reprinted with permission from Lake Isle Press, Inc.)
Thandai -- Saffron and Almond Milk
Saffron threads give this flavorful and soothing milk its beautiful orange-yellow color. Saffron in milk has been popular for centuries. For me, this drink is a quintessential part of celebrations in India. This milk is served hot or warm, particularly during festivals. Serves six.
7 1/2 cups whole milk
1/2 cup flaked almonds
1 teaspoon saffron threads, plus 2 pinches for garnish
1 teaspoon ground cardamom
6 tablespoons honey
Bring the milk to a boil in a medium pot over high heat. Reduce the heat to low and add the almonds, saffron, cardamom and honey. Simmer, stirring, until all the ingredients are well combined, about 5 minutes. Serve hot, garnished with saffron.
Elaichiwala Lamb Shank -- Cardamom-Flavored Lamb Shank with Caramelized Onions
Wonderfully tender, these lamb shanks melt in your mouth. Here, the shanks are slow-cooked in red wine and tomato sauce flavored with cardamom, cloves and a host of other spices. Red wine gives it an intense, deep flavor. Spices add fragrance, and their flavors develop the longer they are cooked. Caramelized onions add the perfect finishing touch. Serves four.
4 (1 1/2-pound) lamb shanks
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
1/4 cup ghee
8 to 10 green cardamom pods
6 whole cloves
One 2-inch-long cinnamon stick
1 teaspoon whole black peppercorns
1 whole star anise
2 bay leaves
2 large Spanish onions, thinly sliced
2 tablespoons chopped garlic
One 2-inch-long piece fresh ginger, peeled and finely chopped
3 ribs celery, without leaves, finely chopped
2 medium tomatoes, finely chopped
2 tablespoons tomato paste
1 cup dry red wine, preferably Cabernet Sauvignon
Juice of 1 lemon
5 cups chicken broth
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 medium red onion, chopped
1. Preheat the oven to 300°F. Pat the lamb shanks dry with paper towels and season generously with salt and pepper. Let sit for 15 minutes.
2. Heat the ghee in a large Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add the lamb shanks and evenly brown on all sides, 4 to 5 minutes per side. Transfer shanks to a plate, cover and keep warm.
3. Add the cardamom, cloves, cinnamon, peppercorns, star anise and bay leaves, and stir continuously until the mixture is very fragrant, about 2 minutes. Add the Spanish onions, garlic, ginger, celery, tomatoes and tomato paste, and cook, stirring occasionally, until all the liquid is evaporated, 8 to 10 minutes. Add the red wine and stir continuously, scraping up any browned bits that cling to the bottom. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to medium and cook until the wine is syrupy, about 5 minutes.
4. Add the lamb shanks, lemon juice and chicken broth to the mixture and bring it to a boil. Remove from heat, cover the pot, and transfer it to the oven. Cook 1 1/2 to 2 hours, turning the shanks occasionally, until the meat is just falling off the bone. If necessary, add more water to prevent the shanks from drying out.
5. While the lamb is cooking, heat the olive oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add the red onions and cook, stirring occasionally, until caramelized, 15 to 20 minutes. Add 1 tablespoon water if the onions begin to stick. Set aside to use as a garnish.
6. Remove the shanks to a serving platter and skim any accumulated fat off the sauce. Discard the bay leaves, adjust the salt and pepper to taste, and pour the sauce over the shanks. Serve hot, garnished with the caramelized red onions.
Pista Phirni -- Indian Rice Pudding with Pistachios and Silver Leaf
Edible silver leaf, finer than tissue paper, is used in Indian cuisine to garnish special festive dishes on grand occasions. Also known as varak, it can be purchased at Indian specialty food shops and some art suppliers. It is made from pure silver, small blocks of which are interleaved with paper, wrapped in leather, and then beaten with a constant, drumming action (which effectively puts a stop to conversation if one is anywhere near the shops which make it) until uniformly thin. Serves six.
1 cup basmati rice, rinsed, soaked for 1 hour and drained
8 cups whole milk
1 teaspoon saffron threads
1/2 cup skinned, raw almonds, coarsely chopped
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
3/4 cup sugar
1 teaspoon ground cardamom
1 cup canned mango purée (found at Indian groceries)
6 silver leaves (found at Indian groceries)
3 tablespoons pistachio slivers, for garnish
1. Place the rice in a blender along with 2 cups of the milk and blend for about 1 minute. The mixture will appear grainy.
2. Place the remaining 6 cups milk, the saffron, and almonds in a large, heavy wok or saucepan and bring to a boil over high heat. Reduce the heat to medium and simmer, stirring and scraping constantly, until the milk has slightly thickened, 5 to 7 minutes.
3. Add the blended rice to the simmering milk, whisking constantly to prevent lumps. Increase the heat to medium-high and cook, stirring, until the custard is thick and creamy, about 5 minutes. Stir in the cinnamon, sugar, cardamom and mango purée, and reduce the heat to low, cooking until the pudding is thick and the flavors have blended, 8 to 10 minutes. Gently pour into 6 small serving dishes and top each one with a silver leaf.
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Spotify surprised today me with the track "I lie", from this album, among the random list they make every week based on my listenings. I was deeply enchainted. Because of this song I decided to write this list e start – right now – my musical reeducation, postponed for so long.
As I read in Wikipedia, it's based on the Hans Christian Andersen's homonym fairytale. From that I got to catch from lyrics and melody, I think I could feel the cold of that New Year's Eve from here… but, happily, not only. In one word it's: beautiful.
According to this site, here are the original Yidish lyrics followed by the English translation (unfortunately with one missing verse):
"Leyg ikh mir" (by Joseph Rolnick):
Leyg ikh mir in bet arayn
Un lesh mir oys dos fayer
Kumen vet er haynt tsu mir
Der vos iz mire tayer
Banen loyfn tsvey a tog
Eyne kumt in ovnt
Khõher dos klingen
Ð glin glin glon
Yo, er iz shoyn noent
Shtundn hot di nakht gor fil
Eyns der tsveyter triber
Eyne iz a fraye nor
Ven es kumt mayn liber
Ikh her men geyt, men klapt in tir,
Men ruft mikh on baym nomen
Ikh loyf arop a borvese
Yo! er iz gekumen!
"I lie":
I lie in bed
and turn out the light
my beloved will come today
The trains come twice a day
one comes at night
hear them clanging
– glin, glin, glon
Yes, he is near
The night has many hours
each one sadder than the next
only one is happy
when my beloved comes
Someone comes, someone knocks
someone calls my name
I run out barefoot
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From the Guardian:
Big miss (or misses). Perhaps the plucky Ghanaians ( © every lazy hack for the next fortnight) can spring a shock yet.
From the Guardian:
Big miss (or misses). Perhaps the plucky Ghanaians ( © every lazy hack for the next fortnight) can spring a shock yet.
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"this was Argentinas heaviest defeat in the group stage of a World Cup since losing 6-1 to Czechoslovakia in 1958. It is also the first time they have failed to win either of their opening two matches at a World Cup for 44 years. Sampaolis players, in other words, were creating history here" - The Guardian's Stuart James on Croatia's 3-0 dicking of the South Americans
Gennaro Gattuso is also missing the Ghana game and it looks like he will miss the second game also.Originally Posted by BoyBrumby
Better to have these injuries now then later in the tournament.
If Zambrotta doesn't get fit soon, Daniele *****a might get his chance to impress any possible suitors for next season.
Originally Posted by Craig
CW filters strikes again!
Italy and Czech
Screw the USA.
Useless *******s
Captain for the Blues.
Code:FC : 129 matches 281 runs @ 1.76 650 wickets @ 28.86, S/R of 41.75 Best Bowling of 8 for 57 39 5-wicket innings, 7 10-wicket matches. Test : 12 matches 8 runs @ 0.62 68 wickets @ 27.99, S/R of 40.22 Best Bowling of 5 for 59 4 5-wicket innings, 0 10-wicket matches.
I'm sorry too, but I hope they lose 10-0.Originally Posted by Matteh
I've never forgiven them for allowing John Harkes to be born.
Nigel Clough's Black and White Army, beating Forest away with 10 men
As might be obvious from my opening post in the "whose failure are you supporting" thread, I'm hoping for a 10-0 Czech win too.
Nedved and Cech - stars.
It's cold on the outside they say
But the cold leaves you clear while the heat leaves a haze
Koller and Rosicky are pretty useful as well though.
I'm hoping for a big Czech win as well, though I wouldn't mind the US doing well in the tournament if only to see if they follow South Korea's lead and name a stadium after the coach.
Btw, goal.
only 9 more to get now
No. And from early indications, it may well be 10-0 the right way.Originally Posted by Sanz
Said he was usefulOriginally Posted by Matteh
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Valley City-based Sheyenne Valley Friends of Animals has a busy summer planned for 2013, said Erickson, secretary/treasurer of the animal welfare group.
As of Wednesday, Erickson wrote that upcoming events the group plans to participate in include Rally in the Valley, Crazy Day and a Walk and Wag-a-thon.
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Sickness beneficiary Jason Teremoana Rangi, 28, of Hawera, appeared in the New Plymouth District Court yesterday and admitted he was involved in two burglaries on the night of October 10. The court heard he had no previous convictions and lived with his parents.
Judge Max Courtney said Rangi was acting as a lookout for the others "albeit not a very good one" because he went to sleep in the car. However, he was a party to the burglaries, and therefore equally as guilty as the others.
The police summary says on October 10 the four, who were intoxicated, had first burgled a house in rural Kaponga, taking a large number of items from a freezer in the garage. On the way back to Hawera, one mentioned money kept at Te Ngutu Golf Club on Katene Rd.
Rangi stayed in the car but fell asleep while the other three broke into the pro shop and began stealing golf clubs. Police arrived and caught the trio in the area next to the pro shop.
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SOURCE: TaylorMade Golf Company
December 02, 2013 09:00 ET
No. 1 Driver Company Re-Imagining the Engineering of Its Metalwoods Following Breakthrough Distance Discovery
No. 1 Driver Company Re-Imagining the Engineering of Its Metalwoods Following Breakthrough Distance Discovery
CARLSBAD, CA--(Marketwired - Dec 2, 2013) - TaylorMade Golf Company today announced that it will launch an unprecedented 14° SLDR driver.
Launched in August, the SLDR is engineered with a remarkable low and forward center of gravity (CG) placement making it the lowest spinning driver in company history. Because of this construction, TaylorMade is leading golfers -- including PGA Tour players -- to "loft up," a message that flies in the face of what the rest of the industry has been promoting, yet a significant step in the pursuit of the perfect launch condition.
"We have been chasing a driver that delivers high launch and low spin, a coveted combination off the tee sought after by all golfers," said TaylorMade Golf Chief Technical Officer and 24-year industry veteran Benoit Vincent. "Having made significant industry strides with innovation advancements like movable weight, larger faces, adjustable shafts and improved aerodynamics, we are confident that we have cracked yet another code to more distance. And it's through loft."
This new thinking from TaylorMade changes a long-standing industry belief that a low-lofted driver is best for better golfers. TaylorMade has been working closely with its Tour Staff to show that the combination of low-forward CG and higher lofts produces a better and longer ball flight. With the facts behind them, an unprecedented amount of Tour Pros are lofting up and reaping the reward. In fact, many SLDR users on the PGA Tour have lofted up at least 1° when compared against previous driver models that do not have low and forward CG.
"Everything we thought we knew about engineering drivers has been turned on its head," added Vincent. "I have never been more convinced that building a driver with low and forward CG is the future in metalwood construction."
TaylorMade's engineering team has calculated that 17 degrees of launch and 1700 RPMs of spin create the perfect combination for maximizing driver distance. The new high-lofted 14° SLDR driver, combined with strategically designed low/forward CG is another step closer to achieving the perfect ball flight.
While a date has not been officially announced, TaylorMade is working to produce 14° heads in great enough quantity to release in the coming months.
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September 27, 2013
by Kathleen O'Connell
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One of the delights of a Fall for Dance performance is the audience. The packed house is alive with an infectious, happy buzz that's as irresistible as champagne. The point of the festival is variety: it aims to hook everyone on something. And the crowd is open-minded in the best way: ready to take everything offered on its own terms and to have a good time. At the second program of five, they responded as warmly to the barefoot, silk-draped practitioners of Indian classical dance as they did to the ballerinas in chiffon and the contemporary troupe in street clothes and sneakers.


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Tragically, some people are absolutely heartless and think nothing of exploiting those who are helpless or weak. Perhaps your letter will encourage people to be more alert to these dangers, especially if they have friends or family members who may be vulnerable. The Bible says, "Blessed are those who have regard for the weak" (Psalm 41:1).
Why do some people act so cruelly? The reason is because they're concerned only for themselves. They never would want anyone to treat them this way, but that doesn't bother them, for they think only of themselves. They think this way because they've left God out of their lives and have allowed their sinful human nature to control them. The Bible says, "In his arrogance the wicked man hunts down the weak, who are caught in the schemes he devises" (Psalm 10:2).
Do what you can to help your mother-in-law, including getting legal advice concerning this contract and whether it can be canceled. Remember: Your concern shouldn't be just for her, but also for others who might be taken in by this scheme. In addition, it may be time for your husband to take over your mother-in-law's finances; her lawyer can advise you about this.
In addition, ask God to help you be a blessing to your mother-in-law during these latter years of her life. She took care of your husband when he was young and helpless; now ask God to help you care for her. Remember the Bible's command: "Honor your father and your mother" (Exodus 20:12).


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Less than one-half of our land holdings are planted to vines, leaving the remainder to nature. We maintain natural ecosystems and riparian corridors that enable wildlife to inhabit or traverse our vineyards in search of water, food and shelter.
We have planted thousands of trees, mostly native oaks, on our properties throughout California and have implemented site-specific control measures, including creek restoration to remove invasive species and prevent soil erosion. We have also contributed to the recovery of the endangered California Tiger Salamander by establishing breeding pools on our properties in Santa Barbara County. Additional highlights of our commitment to land stewardship include:
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Discussion in 'NDS - Flashcarts and Accessories' started by JoHnOfDaDeAd, Jul 5, 2008.
I can't find one anywhere! I disassembled it easily.
Been there. Bummer.
So is there one? I'm confused with the ribbon cable and hinges.
Reassembled it, but......top screen is white
Check your ribbon cable. (the wide one attatched to the top screen that plugs into a PCB near the right speaker)


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At last, the Sanzou Party has arrived in India. In this foreign land, where the anomaly's influence runs rampant, their battles only heighten in their violence.
And also awaiting them is their tragic fate from 500 years ago—
What will they find at the end of their long and treacherous journey?
Type: TV
Episodes: 12
Status: Currently Airing
Aired: Jul 5, 2017 to ?
Premiered: Summer 2017
Broadcast: Wednesdays at 22:30 (JST)
Producers: Studio Pierrot, Dentsu, Frontier Works, Lantis, Media Factory, AT-X, Ichijinsha
Licensors: FUNimation Entertainment
Studios: Platinum Vision
Source: Manga
Genres: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Supernatural, Drama, Josei
Duration: 23 min. per ep.
Rating: PG-13 – Teens 13 or older


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When I was a younger man, working my way through college, I did a stint at the old Wicklander Printing Company plant on Harrison Street in the days when Printer`s Row actually had printers working there.
My duties included feeding lead bars to the linotype machines, pulling proofs, sweeping up and reading proofs. I was, in the wonderful and colorful parlance of the time, a ``printer`s devil,`` and to this day I am proud of having been that.


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VICA 13 years +13 years +
Victoria Aveyard's Red Queen series is a young adult fantasy that will appeal to teens (and older readers!) who enjoyed The Hunger Games and Divergent.
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The world is divided by those who have red blood and those who have silver. Living under the leadership of the Silver elite (who have extreme powers), the Reds are commoners and Mare Barrow doesn't believe this way of life will ever change. This changes when she lands a job working in the Silver Palace. She's surrounded by people she hates and soon learns that she also has a deadly power of her own...
With a rich world and compelling characters, this is a page-turning series of novels that are intelligent, full of surprises and sure to leave you eager to find out more.
This collection contains books 1-3 in Victoria Aveyard's Red Queen series
Format: paperback
ZOMB 14 years +14 years +
Even before the zombie apocalypse, B Smith had to deal with a racist father and nightmares about killer babies. Now zombies are around every corner, things are just getting worse...
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In her hunt for safety, B finds herself stuck in an underground prison but soon learns things above ground are far more dangerous and deadly. She also turns her back on Dr Oystein only to come across the baby from her nightmares... She's also offered the chance to join the revitalised Angles but isn't sure if siding with them is the right move.
Written by Cirque du Freak author Darren Shan, the Zom-B books are grisly, gruesome and awesome. Teens who love action-packed reads with plenty of gore will race through them as they join B Smith on her epic tale of survival.
This collection includes books 1-5 in Darren Shan's Zom-B series.
Format: paperback
PPUL 13 years +13 years +
Philip Pullman's books tackle important, controversial and difficult subjects with style, wisdom and authority. The His Dark Materials trilogy is often heralded as a modern masterpiece and it's featured on this unabridged audio collection across three CDs. There are also four CDs featuring the unabridged books from the Sally Lockhart Quartet.
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The monumental His Dark Materials books introduce Lyra, an orphan who lives in a parallel universe where science, theology and magic are entwined. As she embarks on a search for a sinister plot that involves stolen children, she soon finds herself on a quest to understand a mysterious phenomenon called Dust...
The Sally Lockhart Quartet opens with The Ruby in the Smoke, a book that finds Sally receiving an anonymous letter shortly after the death of her father at sea; the dire warning it contains makes a man die of fear at her feet... Sally decides to find out the truth about her father's death and finds herself plunged into a terrifying mystery in the heart of Victorian London - and it all seems to revolve around a deadly blood-soaked jewel.
The His Dark Materials audiobooks are read by Philip Pullman and a full cast, while the Sally Lockhart Quartet is read by Anton Lesser.
Approximate running time: 70 Hours 45 Minutes
Ages 13 plus
Please note this collection contains CDs that can only be played on MP3-accessible CD players, devices, computers and laptops. All post-2001 car model stereos are MP3 CD accessible.
Import into iTunes or any other media player, then transfer to your MP3 device or player. Suitable for smartphones, iPads and tablets
Format: MP3 CD
MP3 CDs in this collection:
Northern Lights, The Subtle Knife, The Amber Spyglass, The Ruby in the Smoke, The Shadow in the North, The Tiger in the Well and The Tin Princess.
JDYB 12 years +12 years +
Judy Blume is an important author whose books have resonated with so many teens (and older readers!) over the years. Tackling important issues including bullying, peer pressure and prejudice, the five books in our collection are vital reads.
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Blubber follows Linda as she reads out her class project and unwittingly becomes the victim of a sustained and cruel campaign of humiliation. Eventually, her friend Jill stands up for Linda but by the time she does, the bullies are ready to move on to their next victim - and now Linda's on their side...
Deenie is all about the pressures of looking perfect; Iggie's House tackles neighbourhood prejudice; Here's to You, Rachel Robinson covers family conflict; and Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret is a classic story about fitting in - both at home and at school.
DVBL 13 years +13 years +
Although David Baldacci is best known for his high-octane adult thrillers, he's also gained a huge legion of teenage fans all over the world with the Vega Jane trilogy. These magical fantasies are enthralling, exciting and irresistible...
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The Finisher introduces the magical world of Wormwood. When Vega Jane discovers a map that suggests a mysterious world beyond the walls, she must head on an incredible adventure into a dangerous realm of magical beasts to fight for her freedom. But discovering the truth could endanger her life...
The Keeper and The Width of the World are equally pacy, thrilling and full of twists and turns that teens aged 13 and over will quickly fall for. They'll be on tenterhooks as Vega battles against a wide range of savage and cunning foes as she tries to find her place in the world...
AWZXE 12 years +12 years +
Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy is one of the most compelling and influential series of modern times and now the acclaimed author is returning to the world of these novels with The Book of Dust, the first book in a new set of three.
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Malcolm Polstead and his daemon, Asta, live with his parents at the Trout Inn, near Oxford. Just across the River Thames is the Godstow Priory, where the nuns live. Malcolm knows the River Thames well through his canoeing (his boat is called La Belle Sauvage) and soon learns the priory has a guest staying - a baby by the name of Lyra Belacqua...
An intelligent read that touches on all the vital and important themes Northern Lights (or The Golden Compass, if you prefer), The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass covered, this is a must-have for readers of all ages who enjoy thought-provoking fiction.
This title has been shortlisted for 2018's British Book Award Children's Book of the Year and the YA Book Award.
GYFM 12 years +12 years +
Gayle Forman writes thought-provoking novels about topics including love and loss and this collection brings together three of her haunting reads - including the incredible If I Stay (adapted into a hit film starring Chloe Grace Moretz). We'd recommend them to fans of John Green or David Levithan.
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If I Stay is a book that shows how life can change in an instant. Mia is a happy 17-year-old with the world at her feet but then she's involved in an accident and has to make a very difficult choice...
Where She Went is the follow-up to If I Stay and again follows Mia as she has another life-changing experience. This is a book that examines romance, grief and the prospect of hope. Completing our collection is Just One Day, a novel all about sheltered American good girl who forms a passionate bond with a laid-back Dutch actor.
Format: paperback
GKGI 11 years +11 years +
Partly inspired by her own experiences growing up in the fashion industry, former model Holly Smale's Geek Girl is a bestselling and award-winning series that will appeal to any child who is a proud geek that also appreciates the glitzier side of life.
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Harriet Manners is the font of all knowledge when it comes to facts. She knows a cat has 32 muscles in each ear and that the average person laughs 15 times a day, but boys remain a mystery.
When she's spotted by a top modelling agent, her world is turned upside down. She believes this could be the start of something special, but her eyes are opened by just how cruel the fashion industry can be... Will she be able to hold everything together and stay true to herself?
Funny, feisty, smart and sassy, this collection of books has a strong message at its heart and is very entertaining.
Format: paperback
This collection includes books 1-6 in Holly Smale's Geek Girl series.
AAK2 13 years +13 years +
The second novel in Patrick Ness' influential Chaos Walking trilogy, The Ask and the Answer follows on from the unforgettable events of The Knife of Never Letting Go.
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Todd is fleeing from an army with a wounded Viola in his hands. But as they run for freedom, they come across the pair's worst enemy, Mayor Prentiss. They're immediately separated and imprisoned and Todd quickly learns he has to live by the Mayor's new rules... however, there are secrets creeping out all over the place and then bombs start to explode.
NOU2 12 years +12 years +
Praised by Benjamin Zephaniah and widely regarded as one of the most inspiring and influential teen series of recent years, former Children's Laureate Malorie Blackman's Noughts and Crosses is a book that tackles prejudice, racism, distrust and terrorism.
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Sephy and Callum have been friends since they were both very young and despite their feelings for each other indicating they want something more, that's as far as it can go...
However, romance cannot be stopped even in a world full of anger, division and separation. Their love story ends up leading them both into terrible danger...
SKDP 11 years +11 years +
Derek Landy's Skulduggery Pleasant books are a treat. Funny, intelligent and full of adventure, the fast-paced novels star a wise-cracking skeleton detective and progress as they reach their dramatic and emotional climax. This great value collection includes all 9 books from the first series, all in a keepsake slipcase.
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Skulduggery is also a powerful magician, master of dirty tricks and burglary - but only for the greater good. He's joined on his adventures by 12-year-old Stephanie, a girl whose late uncle was a writer of horror. When she meets this hilarious and surly skeleton, she realises her uncle's books were not a work of fiction.
Soon, Skulduggery and Stephanie will have to battle against all sorts of evil, but will they be able to stop bickering long enough to stop it? These books are perfectly pitched for younger readers and are a roller coaster of thrills and emotion.
This collection contains books 1-9 (the complete first series) of Derek Landy's Skulduggery Pleasant series
Format: paperback
BKWLQ 12 years +12 years +
Eleven-year-old Malcolm Polstead and his daemon, Asta, live with his parents at the Trout Inn near Oxford. Across the River Thames (which Malcolm navigates often using his beloved canoe, a boat by the name of La Belle Sauvage) is the Godstow Priory where the nuns live. Malcolm learns they have a guest with them; a baby by the name of Lyra Belacqua ...
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Winner of the British Book Award Audiobook of the Year 2018
KNV2 13 years +13 years +
The Knife of Never Letting Go has won many awards for author Patrick Ness and will score an instant hit with teenagers readers aged 13+.
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First in the Chaos Walking trilogy, this novel covers big issues of identity and trust with lots of skill and wit. The plot unfolds at breakneck speed as Todd Hewitt is forced to go on the run from his town when he uncovers a secret that puts his life at risk. The strange dystopian world throws up a series of nightmare encounters that Todd struggles to survive.
This is an unbeatable read for the young adult market - and those who are a little bit older!
SBEN 13 years +13 years +
A girl meets one of the biggest boy bands in the world; a model has to make a bittersweet choice when her sister feels ill; and a TV talent show puts a huge strain on two best friends...
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Love Song finds Nina heading off on tour with the biggest band in the world, The Point. While there she realises there's far more to the pop band than just guitars and girls; The Look finds 15-year-old model Ted's sister falling ill and her having to decide what is more important - her modelling career or her family; and You Don't Know Me finds bandmates Sasha and Rose wowing the masses in a talent contest before being pitched against each other. Can their friendship survive?
In a pre-teen friendly style, Sophia Bennett tackles social and topical issues that affect her readers in a cool and stylish way.
AWOKA 13 years +13 years +
HOW DO YOU KNOW WHO TO TRUST WHEN YOU CAN'T EVEN TRUST YOURSELF? I look at my hands. One of them says FLORA BE BRAVE. Flora has anterograde amnesia. She can't remember anything day-to-day: the joke her friend made, the instructions her parents gave her, how old she is. Then she kisses someone she shouldn't, and the next day she remembers it. It's the first time she's remembered anything since she was ten. But the boy is gone. She thinks he's moved to the Arctic. Will following him be the key to unlocking her memory? Who can she trust? THE ONE MEMORY OF FLORA BANKS is the unforgettable YA novel to take home in 2017.
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This title has been shortlisted for 2018's YA Book Award.
ASQDL 13 years +13 years +
In a world divided by blood - Red or Silver - two women tell the stories no one else knows. For Coriane of House Jacos, love comes at a terrible cost. In a secret diary, she recounts her heady courtship with the heir to the Silver throne, Prince Tiberias, and the dangers that lurk at the heart of the royal court. Captain Farley is at the forefront of the Red rebellion. As she plans an attack on the Silver capital, she discovers a secret that could sway the balance of power for ever. Two gripping stories. One fight for justice. Red vs Silver. Contains an extract from GLASS SWORD, the second novel in the Red Queen series.
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MOX2 13 years +13 years +
Monsters of Men is the concluding novel in Patrick Ness' bestselling and highly acclaimed Chaos Walking trilogy. This special edition of the novel comes with a bonus short story called Snowscape - which picks up the events shortly after the events of the book.
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Three armies are marching on New Prentisstown and they're all intent on destroying each other. Todd and Viola are caught in the middle with no chance of escape. Can they stop the fighting and find peace despite being hopelessly outnumbered?
This is a heart-stopping read all about power, survival and the realities of war.
ABKNI 12 years +12 years +
Lyra Belacqua and her animal daemon live half-wild and carefree among scholars of Jordan College, Oxford. The destiny that awaits her will take her to the frozen lands of the Arctic, where witch-clans reign and ice-bears fight. Her extraordinary journey will have immeasurable consequences far beyond her own world...
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AUKZF 13 years +13 years +
From the NEW YORK TIMES number one bestselling author of RED QUEEN. If there's one thing Mare Barrow knows, it's that she's different. Mare's blood is red - the colour of common folk - but her Silver ability, the power to control lightning, has turned her into a weapon that the royal court wants to control. Pursued by the vengeful Silver king, Mare sets out to find and recruit other Red-and-Silver fighters to join the rebellion. But Mare finds herself on a deadly path, at risk of becoming exactly the kind of monster she is trying to defeat. Will she shatter under the weight of the lives that are the cost of rebellion? Or have treachery and betrayal hardened her forever?
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Harper Lee's acclaimed To Kill a Mockingbird won a Pulitzer Prize after its publication in 1960 and is hugely influential in its exposure of racial prejudice.
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Set in the American Deep South, the story is seen through the eyes of six-year-old Scout, whose lawyer father Atticus Finch defends a young black man wrongly accused of raping a white woman.
As Scout's family deals with the hostility and prejudice as a result of the case, there's a dawning realisation for Scout of all the inequality and injustice in her world.
Powerful and moving, this 'Great American Novel' is a must-have addition to every reader's bookshelf and with the publication of follow-up Go Set a Watchman already one of the biggest sellers of the year, now is the perfect time to rediscover the hugely important book.
AGIUB 15 years +15 years +
Meet Celaena Sardothien. Beautiful. Deadly. Destined for greatness. In the dark, filthy salt mines of Endovier, an eighteen-year-old girl is serving a life sentence. She is a trained assassin, the best of her kind, but she made a fatal mistake. She got caught. Young Captain Westfall offers her a deal: her freedom in return for one huge sacrifice. Celaena must represent the prince in a to-the-death tournament - fighting the most gifted thieves and assassins in the land. Live or die, Celaena will be free. Win or lose, she is about to discover her true destiny. But will her assassin's heart be melted?
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AHUAO 11 years +11 years +
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs is a spine-tingling fantasy that fans of young adult fiction will be reading by torchlight under their duvets! 'Peculiar' doesn't even begin cover it!
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A family tragedy sees 16-year-old Jacob journey to a remote island off the coast of Wales, where he discovers the ruins of Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children. As Jacob explores its abandoned corridors, it becomes clear that the children who once lived here - one of whom was his own grandfather - were more than just peculiar; they were dangerous! And, somehow, they may still be alive...
Ideal reading for fans of young adult horror, including Asylum by Madeleine Roux and Queen of Teen James Dawson's Hollow Pike and Say Her Name, Ransom Riggs' Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children is a wonderfully original, inventive and colourful book that will appeal to readers who relishes an adventure in the shadows. Read it now before the Tim Burton film starring Eva Green arrives in cinemas in 2015!
AWWRJ 14 years +14 years +
Every action, every deed, every significant moment is tattooed on your skin for ever. When Leora's father dies, she is determined to see her father remembered forever. She knows he deserves to have all his tattoos removed and made into a Skin Book to stand as a record of his good life. But when she discovers that his ink has been edited and his book is incomplete, she wonders whether she ever knew him at all.
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AMAMA 13 years +13 years +
The Fault in Our Stars meets Eleanor and Park. All the Bright Places is a compelling and beautiful story about a girl who learns to live from a boy who intends to die. Theodore Finch is fascinated by death, and he constantly thinks of ways he might kill himself. But each time, something good, no matter how small, stops him. Violet Markey lives for the future, counting the days until graduation, when she can escape her Indiana town and her aching grief in the wake of her sister's recent death. When Finch and Violet meet on the ledge of the bell tower at school, it's unclear who saves whom. And when they pair up on a project to discover the 'natural wonders' of their state, both Finch and Violet make more important discoveries: It's only with Violet that Finch can be himself - a weird, funny, live-out-loud guy who's not such a freak after all. And it's only with Finch that Violet can forget to count away the days and start living them. But as Violet's world grows, Finch's begins to shrink. How far will Violet go to save the boy she has come to love? An intense, gripping YA novel, perfect for fans of John Green, Jay Asher, Rainbow Rowell, Gayle Forman and Jenny Downham. About the author: Jennifer Niven is the author of two narrative non-fiction books, The Ice Master and Ada Blackjack; a high school memoir, The Aqua Net Diaries; and four historical novels for adults: Velva Jean Learns to Drive (based on her Emmy Award-winning film of the same name), Velva Jean Learns to Fly, Becoming Clementine, and the forthcoming American Blonde. Jennifer lives in Los Angeles. All the Bright Places is her first book for young adults.
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had some cogent advice recently for education ``reformers`` who believe academic standards need to be lowered in order to cut down on Florida`s immense school dropout rate.
``That would not eliminate failure,`` the governor said in a recent address to the Chamber of Commerce of the Palm Beaches. ``It would simply ship failure to a later point in life.``
How true. It also would teach students the wrong lesson. That is, if you don`t succeed, there`s no need to worry, since the establishment will make things easier for you.
Students operating under that assumption will be in for a rude awakening when they enter the job market and discover that employers are far more demanding than their ``friends`` in the educational community.
There`s no arguing that Florida faces an immense problem in its dropout rate. In fact, more than one out of three students who enter the 9th grade fail to finish high school.
The social ramifications of this are immense. Without adequate schooling, many dropouts are unable to find decent jobs. The result is idleness, which often can lead to crime.
The high dropout rate also is becoming a concern of employers. During the next two decades, the adolescent population is expected to drop by about one- quarter, which means the labor pool will shrink substantially. If the high dropout rate continues, it will become harder and harder for employers to find educated people to fill available jobs.
Unless strict standards are maintained, however, a high school diploma means little. Florida came to that realization a decade ago when the concept of social promotion -- advancing students so they won`t bear the psychological scars of having failed -- became a state scandal. Whatever social benefits that accrued from this policy were more than offset by the fact that a lot of students couldn`t read.


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Dear all,
I have a PicoScope 4227 software oscilloscope and I want to ask a question about how to properly connect the Ground Clip from the standard test probe.
I raise the question because on my first measurement attempt I created a short circuit which damaged part of my equipment. I suspect the reason was that the Probe Ground Clip was not properly connected.
I have attached a ppt where I detail the measurement setup that resulted in a short circuit in the first slide, and a second slide where I propose a second measurement setup. I would greatly appreciate if someone could asses whether the new suggested measurement setup is safe.
Best Regards
PS: As detailed in the slide, my equipment consists of:
2) a PCI to SDIO card connected to a PCI port in the PC
3) The measurement board which has an SDIO interface.
The part that resulted damaged after the short-circuit was the PCI to SDIO card in the PC.


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Posted by matt (Sydney, Australia) on 29 July 2016 in Abstract & Conceptual.
Mum's shoes represent many things.
Probably for me, they represent her grief of Dad's passing 5 months ago now. Knowing Mum's shoes are still here somehow soothes my own grief and loss of Dad.
© Matthew Sutton. Please NOTE and RESPECT the copyright. www.mattsutton.com.au
Very touching image and text.
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A Vagabond in Iceland – Reykjavik, Iceland
A Vagabond in Iceland
Reykjavik, Iceland
"What's a hitch-hiker doing here in winter?" Those where the first words, laced with the guttural archaic Icelandic accent, my ears heard. Just minutes before, I barely slipped out the front entranceway of the Keflavik International Airport, into the still dark, (at 10am!) bitter cold December air. A voice over the terminal intercom echoed into the parking lot as I briskly hurried out toward the road leading to the capital city of Reykjavik, 30 miles away. "Brenton Netz, your plane is departing, Brenton Netz…"
My original destination, and ticket itinerary was still hundreds of miles away across the North Atlantic to Luxembourg. The beautiful, middle-aged Icelandic woman sitting next to me on the plane filled my head with visions of the Aurora Borealis and midnight dance parties in the streets of Reykjavik. Our flight hooked the southern tip of Greenland, floating far below like a giant, ice covered ghost ship. "Continental Europe is boring, stay in Iceland, it's wonderful." Little did she know that she was speaking to a very impressionable 24 year old, looking for something, anything, and at that point had nothing to lose.
Lucky for me, I packed ultra-light for this adventure, leaving no need to check baggage. A short layover in Iceland to change planes was the only chance I needed to grab my backpack, and put the slip on a lax pre-911 airport security guard.
The first car to roll past my freezing, outstretched thumb stopped, completing my clean getaway before the stewardess on the other end of that intercom could figure out it wasn't a wrong head-count. Not until after I climbed in the passenger seat, did I notice I was sitting in a taxi. "I don't really have the money for a taxi, sir, that's why I was hitch-hiking". He explained to me in his best English that he just got off and was heading home, and the ride was on him.
I dodged questions about where I was staying; the curious Icelandic taxi driver's inquiries seemed to be limited not by his curiousness, but by his vocabulary. In truth I had no idea where I was heading, two weeks before I departed from my hometown in the Sierras of Northern California, a thousand bucks in my pocket and a cardboard sign saying "East". Through a series of rides with truckers and ranchers and ex-hippies, (and ten bucks! But that's another story) I made it to New York City. Running out of North American landmass, I spent half my roll on a ticket to Europe. I didn't plan to be rolling into one of the northernmost and most expensive capital cities in the world (in winter!), with five hundred dollars in my boot.
The sun was doing its best to make an appearance in the late morning sky, by this point, no more than 10 degrees off the horizon and raising the temperature to around 30 degrees Celsius. I spent the rest of the morning walking around downtown Reykjavik, looking in the windows of all the shops, closed on Sunday.
I found a pastries café open and ducked in for a treat. The young woman behind the counter stunned me with her angelic beauty, nearly knocking me off my feet. Any other place in the world, modeling agencies would be throwing six digit contracts at her, men would be tripping over their own knuckles trying to catch her eye, but here in Iceland, land of near legendary aesthetics, she's working behind the counter of some neighborhood café, her stunning beauty blending into the background like something in our lives so familiar, we no longer see it. I pointed to some chocolate filled puff pastry, and would have changed my mind after finding out it cost US$4, but male pride runs deep in the presence of a beautiful woman.
As long as I stayed walking around, the cold wasn't that bad, I still had no idea where I was going to sleep that night (which at that time of year, started around 4pm). Thinking back in hindsight, I was incredibly lucky to have made all the right turns, down snow covered streets and intermittent sidewalks to the abandoned house perched next to the bay, which was to become my home for the next three weeks. A saying I heard years ago comes to mind, "God looks after fools and children." At age 24, I could no longer claim to be a child, leaving only one other explanation for my good fortune.
It was a white, three story wooden structure, the windows had been boarded up and its dilapidated state of repair betrayed an uninhabited nature. I pried open one of the boards in the trashed kitchen and crawled inside. It was just as cold inside as out, mattresses, cans and bottles were strung all over the floor making me think I wasn't the only vagabond to have visited Iceland. Exploring the ground floor, I spotted a steep, narrow stairway heading up, it reminded me of an abandoned old farmhouse, like the ones I had explored in Wisconsin years ago.
The upstairs was were the bedrooms used to be. Someone had recently stayed there, leaving candles and old army sleeping bags lying on the floor. The view from the bedroom window looked out over the icy bay with the snowcapped mountains beyond. The wind was blowing in white-capped swells and the sky was ominous with dark clouds. I knew at that moment, that room was a perfect home base for exploring Reykjavik.
I thoroughly searched the house, opening all the drawers and closets, finding old clothes, an ironing board, trash of every sort and an old broom with a broken handle. I used it to sweep up all the junk and dirt in my new bay view suite, and then beat all the Army bags against the wall, which were in surprisingly good shape. I laid them out like one big rug, then blew up my portable hiking mat and laid my own sub-arctic sleeping bag on top of all that. Someone had a good idea with the candles; I made a note to find a store that sold them, good for heat and reading light.
Every once in awhile, I would peak out the other window, overlooking the street, quasi-paranoid that I was going to be run out of there at any moment by the house's rightful owner. I could only suspect the fate of this place come spring thaw, the location was no more than a 15 minute walk to the city center, yet sitting off by itself at the edge of some type of industrial area. Staring out the window I imagined the brightly painted suburban homes right across the road not so close, creeping a little closer every year, the aging occupant cursing the Icelandic version of sprawl.
There was barely a soul to be found that first day, and I decided to just stay low and hope for the best. After creating my comfy little home, I stuffed my backpack in the closet, with a note saying, "Please don't steal this, there's nothing of real value and I need everything in it, thank you." I quietly pulled the nails out of the board over the window I was to use for my stealthily entrance, then placed it back as I left.
Free from the extra fifty pounds of my pack, I bounded around downtown Reykjavik looking at all the public art and shop windows full of handmade Icelandic wool sweaters and mythical, wild haired troll dolls. None of the signs were in English, which made navigating a challenge, but I loved the idea of being in an environment not catering exclusively to my tourist dollars (or lack of dollars in my case).
Reykjavik, and Iceland in general is known for its abundance of natural hot springs; this being one of the fringe benefits to living on an active volcano. All over the city are public bathhouses built right over the top of a giant crack where steaming water heated by the earth's core bubbles up. I bought a one-day pass costing around US$3 and spent the next three hours lounging around a half dozen different pools, all varying in temperature. Some were so hot I couldn't get farther than my knees; others were lukewarm bathwater with the musky smell of natural sulfur steaming off the surface.
One of the rules I managed to translate from a sign in the entranceway was anyone visiting the pools must shower first for hygiene reasons. Off to the side were some locker rooms like one might find at a gym; there were around twenty other men, most with blond hair and blue eyes, all in various stages of drying off or getting dressed. It was strangely quiet, with perhaps someone peaking softly in Icelandic, like you might hear in a library. As I pulled off all my layers I could feel their eyes on me, but when I looked up or tried to make eye contact, all the men would quickly turn away.
I wrapped a towel around me and walked into the open shower room. It was the first shower I had had in a week, between hitchhiking across the U.S. and straightening up my new room, I was plenty ripe. I watched the streams of dirt and funk cascade off me, I still remember how different the water was in Iceland, both in taste and feel. The best way I can describe it is, it's what water "should" taste like, and by that I mean it doesn't really taste like anything, its just pure, crisp and elemental. The feel of it is also different; I imagine it to be whatever "hard water" isn't, leaving nothing on your skin.
Finally pulling myself away from the limitless hot water blasting from the showerhead, heated directly from the center of the earth in all its glory, I returned to the bench were my clothes were. The same men that were staring at me before, where still standing around, quietly talking to each other in Icelandic, and looking away when I returned a glance. An uneasy feeling of anxiety was brewing inside, "Is Iceland a nation of homosexuals? Am I unknowingly in a gay hot springs?" For all I knew, that cryptic sign posted outside, written in Icelandic, containing letters that don't even exist in the English alphabet might say, "Welcome to Iceland's largest gay meeting place".
Now feeling hurried to get out of the locker room and into the pools, I shuffled past them with my head down; in the pool area I dipped my toes in, testing for the perfect temperature until I found the ideal spot to rest my road weary body.
As I relaxed into a built-in submerged bench, I saw my locker room admirers come out and find their place in the pools. One of them slid in across from me, averting his eyes in what now I was interpreting as "very shifty" behaviour.
Having had enough of this uncomfortable vibe that was ruining the most relaxing hot spring experience I'd ever had, I looked him right in the eye and said, "Can I help you guys with something?" The man closest to me looked up, a sort of embarrassed, shocked expression on his face, smiled a little and labored in heavily accented English for a reply, "Forgive our rudeness, we rarely see a circumcised penis around here."
Now I felt like a real heel. "That was what all the staring was about?" I thought to myself. I felt like a full-blown asshole. All I could think to say was, "Oh, okay." Not much else I could do really, aside from putting my member on display for all to marvel at.
Let me attempt a futile explanation of one of the most unrivaled experiences I've ever come across in all my travels. In a perfect world, every human being would have located in their backyard, a crack in the earth from where water would bubble, filling a natural basin formed of sandstone or granite, glistening pea gravel littering the bottom where toes would instinctively burrow in infantile playfulness. In this perfect world, worries would seep from our pores; dissolve into the water, returning to the center of the earth. World strife would be obsolete, these daily healing waters would perform the mystical equivalent of a rebirth, and problems would work themselves out, or never take root in the first place.
Reborn was how I felt after that afternoon lounging around an Icelandic hot spring. I thought it a good idea to establish Iceland as some type of world mediator where heads of state could bring their political grumblings, submerge together into one of these pools and end up burying the hatchet. There was indeed more than Icelandic men there that day. I watched what seemed to be my own private Miss Universe competition (bathing suit segment) – the contestants would make their way out of the women's locker room, each more stunning than the last. At that point I couldn't tell whether my own feelings of unworthiness was the reason I couldn't bring myself to strike up a conversation, or a recognizing form of eye and body language which signaled to my intuitive self, "don't bother buddy". Nevertheless, I took the path of least rejection and found contentment in observation.
Dragging myself out of there only after my skin began to take on the appearance of a prune, all I could think to mumble under my breath was, "I could really get used to this."
As the sun disappeared behind the hills across the bay, I slowly wandered back to my place with a view, grooving on my tingling body, still warm from the hot spring. Though it was a Sunday evening, I was still determined to find some sort of social atmosphere; I donned my best clothes from my limited backpack wardrobe, which consisted of a shirt with buttons and a semi-clean pair of jeans.
These were pre-tourist discovery days in Iceland; not more than a year after my visit, Outside magazine ran a cover story on Iceland, blowing the top off the best kept secret left in world. Professional pictures depicted scenes of uncrowned cobblestone streets spotted with cafes and bookstores. Wool sweater wearing Goddesses with wind blown, blond hair and eyes as blue as the surrounding North Sea were caught by the camera's seductive lenses. Some laughing joyfully while others armed with sultry pouts as if to say, "I'm bored and lonely up here on the edge of the Arctic, come to me." The 22 days I spent in Reykjavik, not once did I meet a fellow American, and to tell the truth, I welcomed my oddball status and did not miss them.
A bar was my first choice that night, but after doing the mental exchange rate in my head, the least expensive beer on tap was US$6 (yes, I said one beer). I read later that alcohol in the form of beer was illegal in Iceland until 1989, explaining partially it's ridiculous street value. Down the block I found something more my speed, a cozy little coffeehouse with big frosted windows peeking out over the snowy alleyway. I pointed to a small mug and said "coffee", which as far as I know, is a universal word in the Western world. Yet another Goddess was running the counter, seriously making me consider a change of citizenship. Three dollars poorer but manned with a material reason to lounge around in public for a while, I grabbed a table by the window.
A book I finished reading days before hitting the road had a great way of describing the different emotional connections people make with their surrounding environment. The author lived, by choice, in a region of North America known for its vast amount of yearly snowfall. I say by choice because he happened to be rather wealthy, and could more or less live where he wanted, but instead chose to have a home built on a small rural lake in Western Quebec where "they haven't yet figured out how to make warm snow". He wrote in great detail about how the snow surrounding his house in winter was like his "Soulscape", and couldn't wait for winter to make its way back so he could slip on his snowshoes or cross-country skis and traverse the labyrinth of trails surrounding his house.
This especially struck a cord with me because that particular subject, the subject of one's "soulscape" was a major source of contingency between the girl I had been involved with up until the time I left on this "crazy, irresponsible ramble". Her soulscape was warm, dry and mild. She hadn't enough fat on her to pinch an inch, leaving her shivering whenever the temperature dropped below 60 degrees. I on the other hand, for reasons not totally clear even to myself, had developed a love and attraction to cold, snowy (dare I say cozy) habitats even though I was born and bred a California boy.
There is something about trampling around outside in the dampening snow, staying moving as much for the heat it generates than the forward motion. Then when enough of that is had, coming in from the cold, removing all the layers and warming your bones by the fire.
That scenario had made my girlfriend shiver just thinking about it, and any future plans always had those dark clouds lingering over them.
So there I was, sitting in a cozy little coffeehouse in Reykjavik, snow lightly falling past the street lamp outside, in a sense, getting what I wanted and feeling right at home in my frigid soulscape. I wondered if she was doing the same, perhaps on a beach in San Diego, where she was thinking of planting her soul.
Town was quiet, as I expected on a Sunday evening. Walking around the quiet streets hinted of good times to be had later in the week, with clubs and bars named with words I couldn't begin to translate. I would cup my hand over my eyes and peek through the frosty windows where colored track lighting hung from the ceilings and mirror backed bars stocked with booze waited for Friday to roll back around.
I wandered back to my place on the bay, with my subzero-sleeping bag waiting for me. Unable to find a store open that sold candles, I pulled out my headlamp and read more of the travel book that helped inspire me to take this chance on a random adventure, Vagabonding in Europe and North Africa by Ed Buryn. A little known, underground travel classic filled with so much truth and unconventional wisdom it never really had a chance to become a best seller.
"Did you know the word 'travel' comes from an old Latin root meaning instrument of torture? And it's no wonder… travel use to be an ordeal. The traveler forsook the comforts and safety of home for the perilous road. He learned to fend off everything from bandits to dragons. He faced a world without confirmed reservations. But dig this: The survivors loved it, reporting how high they got, how good they felt to be discovering fabled lands and living adventures that enriched them for all their days thereafter.
In recent times all this has changed. The dragons are gone and the bandits are confirming the reservations. The fabled lands have faded, and the 'adventure' comes in a plastic package. The price tag is the memorable part of the trip. Ech!! The thrust of this book is that you can get back the adventure by forsaking some of the comforts, you can discover not only Europe but something about yourself in the process and you can afford to do it without mortgaging your mother."
It was safe to say that my present travel style and budget wasn't going to let a demoralizing little thing like discomfort become a problem. All things considered, I had not only everything I needed in that abandoned room, in that abandoned house, I had everything I wanted. At that moment, I wasn't sure a million dollars would make me any more or any less happy; I was warm, fed and full of optimistic hope. My mind didn't have enough time or energy to partake in its usual endless worry about silly insecurities or time schedules. I drifted off to sleep with the occasional sound of a loose roof shingle flapping against the wind. My last thoughts being, this is all too surreal, being here, in Iceland without a clue as to where I'll end up next.
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How did you handle the "products" page? My site is geared toward new parents. I will have a lot of product reviews and want to have a product page so they can purchase these things.
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When I'm not sure if I laid something out right I usually just ask on Twitter or in the forum (The MyNAMS forum will be good for that kind of feedback) then people can look at it from a visitor/shopper perspective. That second/third/fourth set of eyes looking at something is helpful, especially when you're very close to a project.
However, they will not all be physical products that could be purchased through Amazon. I will also have some information products that I will get through ClickBank. Is that going to confuse the issue in creating those pages?
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DK, I don't know if this would be too much of a hassle to ask of you, but, I was wondering if you could maybe draw a picture in Paint of what you kinda expect to see and post it here, it's fine if you don't want to, I was just suggesting.
Originally posted by D4rk Kn1ght
Hal, this is my take on the situation.
Muslims will see their Mahadi, Jews will see Yaweh, christians will see jesus ect ect ect.
If, each of them said destroy the other, can you even imagine the total and utter destruction that would follow? omg I can only just believe some of the things done in the name of religion now, let alone if 'God' in the sky said to do it!
And then if thrown into the mix orbs and craft start whizzing around, and people are getting bombarded with images / sounds ect .... Chaos? omfg you couldn't even imagine the start of it! People panic buy just at the thought of snow...Look at New orleans with the floods... if that happens with a bit of water, what in Gods name will happen during a world wide event??
Look, i know you cannot see it, and i know you may not want to, but just think for a second how bad man is in 'normal' mode...now think panic panic panic mode...
Just how many will be left after this event ? not many, but then, they want population down by a few billion... so lets start it with them having massive massive world wide wars.. then we can go in and mop up and rule with an iron hand.
Do you really think people are that gullible?
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I am answering as fast as i can, drawing pictures as fast as I can, and yet still its me me me hal9000 me me me.
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Hal9000 you are the rudest and most ignorant ATS'er I have ever come by.
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this is a process over years, not 'one night' as it seems you are thinking of. I have stated VEY clearly that it will be a slow build up over time, speeding up, and then culminating in what was called emphatically the 'dark Knight'.
Now, when they choose to do what they do, is up to them. What i know is that they are going to do it, using ultra bleeding edge of cutting edge technology. I doubt highly that if they can make you hear things via elf waves they cannot also make you see things as well, and also make you feel things (well, i know 100% fact that the UK and US forces use ultra low frequency devices as a 'fear' inducer in test weapons, and thats white world test kit)


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Enjoy this month's X Stitch Challenge crochet pattern
Hugs & Kisses Cowl
In honor of Valentine's Day, I designed this one with a treble stitch X worked with a larger hook for a looser stitch. The combination, creates a row of Xs with Os between, hence the name Hugs & Kisses!
I used a very luxurious alpaca I had, in my stash, in variegated shades of red and pink, and designed the cowl to use only 1 skein (120 yards). This is one of those yarns you see and love and must have, but then gasp when you see the price tag, so, you buy just one skein.
This cowl looks great worn in the traditional way, but I like it with a fancy brooch too. You can twist it around and secure it on the side so that it frames your neckline, or try pleating it at the bottom and placing the brooch to hold the pleats closed.
However you choose to wear it, I hope you enjoy making this quick project and will share your finished pictures on my Facebook page and the SHOW IT OFF link party.
Hugs & Kisses Cowl
DK Weight yarn, I used Filatura Lanarota, Alpaca DK Splash– 120 yards
Hook US J (6.00 mm) Gauge is really not important for this project
Size: Approximately 7" x 30"
beg- beginning
ch – chain
hdc – half double crochet
st(s) – stitch(es)
tr – treble crochet
Special Stitch:
XSt – X stitch – this is a treble version of the traditional X stitch. To make it, from your starting point, skip one stitch, tr in next stitch, working behind first tr, work a tr in the skipped stitch.
•Weave ends as you work.
•Ch1 at beginning of row does not count as st
•Ch 4 at beginning of row counts as a treble crochet
•Work everything in [ ] as a group as indicated.
You will have 18 stitches in each row
Row 1: Ch20, hdc in 3rd st from the hook and each remaining st to end.
Row 2: Ch4 (counts as tr), turn, [skip 1, tr in next st, working behind treble just made, work tr in skipped st], repeat to last st, tr in last st. (You will have 8 X stitches and two tr sts)
Rows 3 and 4: Repeat Row 2
Row 5: Ch1, turn, hdc in each st to end.
Repeat Rows 2 to 5, six more times (or until scarf is 3" shorter than desired finished length)
Repeat Rows 2 to 4, one more time. Fasten off and leave a long tail to sew the ends together.
With yarn needle and using long tail, sew two ends together
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text: Dish type Dessert Serves 4 Ready in 18 minutes Share via Print Ingredients 1 lb. sirloin steak, 3/4-inch thick 1 tsp. Montreal steak seasoning 1/2 tsp. garlic powder with parsley 1/2 tsp. salt 6 cups torn romaine lettuce 1/2 cup Caesar salad dressing 1 small cucumber, thinly sliced 1 cup halved cherry tomatoes 1/2 cup seasoned croutons 1/2 cup finely shredded Parmesan cheese Directions Prep Time 10 minutes Cook Time 8 minutes Ready in 18 minutes