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Lesley Conner is a writer, social media editor and marketing leader for Apex Publications, and Managing Editor for Apex Magazine. She spends her days pestering book reviewers, proofreading, wrangling slush, doling out contracts, and chatting about books, writing, and anything else that crosses her mind on the @ApexBookCompany Twitter account.
Most of her nights are spent with a good book and a glass of wine. Her alternative history horror novel, The Weight of Chains, was recently published by Sinister Grin Press. To find out all her secrets, you can follow her on Twitter at @LesleyConner.
Jason Sizemore and Lesley Conner are co-editing an anthology coming out in early December called Best of Apex Magazine: Volume 1. This looks like an awesome anthology, and I'll be standing in line for a copy. Well, sitting at my computer, clicking and clacking for a copy.
Apex Magazine is also in the middle of a subscription drive.
The magazine is attempting to hit these Kickstarter style "stretch goals" :
- $500 – A 5th piece of poetry UNLOCKED
- $1,000 – New short story by Chikodili Emelumadu UNLOCKED
- $2,000 – Interview with Chikodili Emelumadu
- $2,500 – A 6th piece of poetry
- $3,000 – New interview with Ursula Vernon
- $4,000 – 2nd reprint exclusive to Apex Magazine eBook/subscriber edition
- $5,000 – New novelette by Ursula Vernon set in her "Jackalope Wives" world
- $6,500 – Stretch Goal! We'll open to Apex Magazine submissions in December, 2015, rather than January, 2016
Subscriptions are $17.95 until the end of the drive. It will conclude on November 13th.
Subscribe to the magazine at the Apex website or at Weightless Books (gift subscriptions are also available);
Support Apex Magazine via Patreon;
Or you can donate subscribing.
If you miss the drive, don't sweat it, you can still support the magazine later.
Lesley was kind enough to provide us with an interview, allowing us an inside look into the workings of an online literary magazine.
Galleywampus (GW): How long have you been at Apex? How did they find you, or did you find them?
Lesley Conner (LC): I've been part of the Apex for around 5 years now. I met owner/publisher Jason Sizemore at a convention called Context. We kept in contact after the con through Facebook and when he posted about needing a blog editor, I applied. Jason didn't feel I was a good fit for that position at that time (I did end up filling that roll at one point) but he did think I'd be able to help out with social media. That's where I started – managing the Apex Publications Twitter and Facebook accounts – and from there I learned other skills and took on more responsibilities until one day Jason asked if I would take over the role of managing editor.
GW: What does it mean to be the "managing editor" of Apex Magazine?
LC: Boiled down to the simplest terms, being the managing editor of Apex Magazine means that I make sure everyone else has what they need to be able to do their jobs.
Doing that involves a lot of different tasks. I divvy out all of the submissions to our submissions editors as they come in, read stories being held for further consideration, and answer queries. Once we've selected the content for the magazine, I search for artwork, fill out contracts, make sure we have our interviews set up, help find and select nonfiction and reprints, collect the authors' bios and payment information, and help proofread and deal with copy edits. On release day, I send out our newsletter, send the final issue to all the contributors and our editorial team, write blog posts and a press release.
The day after release, we start all over again.
GW: You wear a lot of hats for Apex. Which hat fits you the most comfortably?
LC: After 5 years, all of my roles at Apex fit relatively comfortably – Apex is a part of who I am – but by far my favorite task is searching for cover art. My grandfather was an artist and my dad has a degree in art. I grew up in house where art hung on every wall and I've always loved spending hours roaming through art museums. I, in no way, think this makes me some sort of art expert, but I have a passion for it and I think that comes through in the pieces that I select for Apex Magazine and Apex Book Company.
The reader response to the cover art for Apex Magazine has been amazing. I love to see so many people excited about a beautiful image, and being about to shine a spotlight on wonderful artists like Adrian Borda, Carly Sorge, and Beth Spencer has been great.
GW: What can you tell me about slush wrangling?
LC: Ah, slush …
When Apex Magazine is open to submissions, we receive between 800 and 1100 submissions a month. I divvy those out to our slush readers. Our slush readers are amazing and I'm incredibly grateful to have such a wonderful group of dedicated readers. They are the first eyes that see the stories sent in to Apex. Any they feel should be held for further consideration I read, and from those, I send the best of the best up to our Editor-in-Chief Jason Sizemore.
Reading stories is only part of slush wrangling. Another big part of it is making sure that we have a quick response rate. Apex's goal is to respond to every submission within 20 days of when it was submitted and sometimes it's necessary to send reminders if we've had a story for a while. It is incredibly easy to fall behind and then you're playing a forever game of catch up.
Finally, I also answer queries from the writers. If writers have any question at all, they can send me an email and I will try to reply with an answer as quickly as possible. If I don't have the answer, I go and find it.
GW: Apex and its published stories have won and been nominated for several awards. Are there any particular awards Apex has been nominated for, or that your company has won, that you feel most proud of?
LC: It's always thrilling to hear that a story or poem Apex published has been nominated for an award. It's that moment of validation that we're on the right track and that people are enjoying what we're doing.
Then winning an award! That's even better. Apex has had stories win the Nebula in short fiction for the last two years – Rachel Swirsky's "If You Were a Dinosaur, My Love" in 2014 and Ursula Vernon's "Jackalope Wives" in 2015. Both stories are amazing. But that's not surprising. Both authors are incredibly talented.
Apex Magazine was also nominated for the Hugo Award for best semi-prozine in 2012, 2013, and 2014. Even though I wasn't the managing editor at that time, working for a magazine that has been nominated for such a big award is amazing. I'd be lying if I said I didn't hope that we snag another Hugo nomination.
GW: Set the record straight. Are there any common misconceptions, or things people might not know, about online magazines?
LC: I don't think people realize how much work goes into running a monthly publication. It isn't just finding stories you like and posting them online. It's finding the perfect stories and figuring out how to put them together in a way that is cohesive. It's copy edits and proofreading and sending all of the contributors the proof copy to make sure we haven't missed anything. It's finding cover art, and nonfiction, and reprints, and excerpts. It's marketing and promoting and building eBooks and updating the website and unforeseen problems that pop up at the worst time. And it's doing it month after month without a break. There's a tight schedule to keep and, no matter what is going in your personal life, that schedule marches on and the new issue has to be ready by the first Tuesday of the month. If one person falls behind, then we're all scrambling.
That type of schedule can be draining, but it's also incredibly rewarding. I get to work with some of the best scifi writers of our time and with new writers who are just beginning to get their feet wet in the publishing word. The excitement over discovering an amazing story in the slush pile doesn't fade. And recognizing names that repeat in the slush pile and seeing an improvement in the writing never fails to bring a smile to my face.
GW: When you wake up and have taken care of all of those incredibly important "life things," and head to where you work, what's the first thing you do?
LC: First, I feel I should point out that I work from home, so the important "life things" I do before work are more or less just brushing my teeth and pouring a cup of coffee. I jump into Apex work when I'm still sort of groggy from sleep, so I tend to work on things that don't take a lot of deep thought first thing in the morning.
When we're open to submissions, the first thing I do is deal with those. Anything new that came in over the night gets assigned to a reader, I send out rejection letters on stories the slush readers have decided to pass on, and let authors know if we'd like to hold their story for further consideration. I know authors want to hear back about submissions as soon as they possibly can, so finishing this first thing is a good way to start off the day.
When we aren't open to submissions, I tend to check my email first thing, dealing with any that can be completed quickly. This helps whittle do my to-do list and makes things seem more manageable. Anything that needs a closer look, I save until after my coffee has taken hold.
GW: Books: do you read monogamously or polygamously? In other words, do you read one book at a time, or juggle multiple books?
LC: I really want to say I read monogamously – that seems like the proper, less mind-twisting answer – but it isn't true. Most of the time I'm reading three books: one on audio that I listen to while I do chores and exercise, a hefty hardback that sits beside my seat on the couch that I read in the evenings, and either a graphic novel or paperback that I take with me whenever I leave the house. That way I always have something close at hand to read.
For the most part I don't find this problematic. Since I visit all three on a daily basis, it isn't difficult to remember what is going on in each story and most of the time I can keep the story lines separate. The only time I can't is if I happen to be reading two novels that are the same genre with similar plot lines. If I happen to be reading two scifi novels set in space, it could get tricky. The other thing I find is if I'm reading two books that are the same genre at one time I tend to get really bored pretty quickly. Recently I was reading two novels that both dealt heavily with teen romantic angst. It was a bit of a slog to get through them both.
About Apex Magazine
Apex Magazine received a Best Semiprozine Hugo nomination in 2012, 2013, and 2014. Apex placed two stories in the 2010 Nebula Award category of Best Short Story, and their stories won the category in 2014 ("If You Were a Dinosaur My Love" by Rachel Swirsky) and again in 2015 ("Jackalope Wives" by Ursula Vernon. Dozen of their stories have been selected for the annual Year's Best anthologies over the past five years.
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Press Kits, Conferences, Newswires, and Blogs now sources of News : Cision survey
Reporters and editors queried in a year-end survey by Cision, in conjunction with The George Washington University's Graduate School of Political Management and Don Bates, adjunct professor with the school and PR veteran, reported that Websites, submissions from public relations professionals, and press kits were among their most frequently used sources of information for stories. These were followed by conferences and events, industry newswires, trade journals, blogs, social networking sites, and podcasts. One hundred percent of the respondents said they regularly use Websites for editing and reporting; 94 percent said they use information from PR professionals; and 87 percent said they regularly refer to press kits.
"I was surprised by the admission among the respondents of the high degree to which they depend on public relations professionals and the tools of PR," said Bates, founding director of GW's strategic public relations graduate program, which launched in 2008 and is now headed by Larry Parnell, associate professor. "The survey makes it clearer than ever that journalists can't do without public relations professionals any more than public relations professionals can do without journalists. It's a symbiotic relationship." Click here for survey analysis and report.
The survey of newsgathering methods also contradicted the perception that younger members of the workforce use online tools more frequently. It found that editors and reporters in all age brackets are now heavily dependent on the Web, with more than 90 percent using it as their primary tool overall in editing and reporting. In fact, respondents who reported that they use the Web "all the time" was highest, albeit by a slim margin, among those 30-49, with those 50 and above the second-heaviest users, followed by those 29 or younger. Added Bates: "Our findings confirm that journalists of all types and ages are quickly adapting to the new media landscape by utilizing multiple online sources for editing and reporting. The challenge for PR people will be keeping up."
Bates devised the survey based on his prior studies of media practices and professional public relations, while a Cision team led by Ruth McFarland, senior vice president of research and publisher, amplified the study's custom research instrument of open-ended and closed-ended questions. Cision, formerly known as Bacon's Information, is the largest provider of media research, distribution, monitoring, and analysis services for the public relations industry. "Without Cision's in-kind support, this study would never have been done," Bates said, stressing that neither he nor GW or the school received compensation for doing the survey. "It was a labor of love."
"It's extremely important to note that, as reliant as journalists are on public relations assistance, those who responded demanded that PR professionals adhere more strongly to best practices," McFarland said. "Many of the traditional complaints by journalists about too much 'hype' and e-mail 'spam' from the PR community came through loud and clear on the verbatim commentary to the open-ended questions."
While acknowledging heavy use of submissions from the PR industry, the journalists also strongly endorsed a list of proposed improvements in "pitches" by PR professionals, including calls for clearer writing, less promotional material, more newsworthy submissions, and a better understanding of the journalists' individual beats and areas of interest and expertise. "Clearly," said McFarland, "PR professionals have to work a lot harder to deliver credible ideas and information."
McFarland's team administered the outreach to 12,337 editors and journalists, who were solicited by e-mail for the 10-minute questionnaire, and tabulated the results for the final analysis. Those surveyed work at magazines (39%), newspapers (28%), Internet-based media including blogs (27%), and broadcast media (6%). McFarland said understanding how the media collect their information and story ideas is essential to Cision's ability to not only maintain the world's largest and best-maintained media database but to also continue helping leaders in the public relations industry, the media, and academia develop the agenda for best PR practices.
Cision and GW's Bates jointly conducted the survey to inform best practices and teaching in the public relations and political management fields and to deepen understanding of how editors and reporters use and value outside resources, including social media. A custom questionnaire consisting of both open-ended and closed-end questions was sent to 12,337 editor/journalists in November and December of 2008.


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I'm in no way a golfer, but this seems like a great asset to those that are. Always happy to see people applying their piloting skills in applications other than following a skier/snowboarder/skateboarder. Variety can be a good thing!
I havent been golfing for about 10 years, but might be looking to dust off my bag and hit the links this summer.
Would most public courses allow me to bring my Inspire and do these kinds of aerial surveys for every hole? It would give me a distinct advantage when playing at a new course and therefore I don't know the layout and topography of every hole.
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Nicely done.
How did you add the yardage and stuff to the flight.
Yeah, what did you do to know when you were in post where the yardage markers were and I am assuming you made the graphics using AE???
Here is one we did for a local Country Club:
Another good video, love the screen data.
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Very nice. Looking forward to more posts from you.
Awesome stuff. IF you where to charge for this, what would it be? Flight only vs. Post production graphics.
Figure out the market in your area, see what holds. Flight only has no value for this application IMO, and post-production graphics can make or break the video. If you don't know how to put the full package together, might be better to stay out of the segment.
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I have started filming golf courses in the UK and the above example is how we produce an 18 hole flyover
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Ambitious plans to turn a disused part of the M74 into a radical urban skatepark have been unveiled.
And we got the first chat with the man who has dreamt up the brilliant scheme to transform the dank underside of the busy motorway.
With plans to merge the gritty urban sports of skateboarding, BMX and free-running with the city's acclaimed artistic side, it seems that two Glasgow passions could be about to merge.
And the man behind it all is 44-year-old photographer and skateboard lover Neil Davidson.
"Skateboarders in Glasgow have always had their eye on empty spaces under motorways," explains Neil, Chairman of Glasgow Urban Sports.
"The M8 has always had sheltered places under it and skateboarders have always looked at them and thought 'what if, what if...'
"And then the M74 was built and it had these massive spaces. I knew we could do something with them."
After suffering through another rained off skateboarding session in the city, dreich Glasgow weather victim Neil battered off an email with his idea to the local council.
"I came home and Googled Glasgow councillors who had something to do with sport," recalls Neil. "Six months later that email had gone all the way round to Sport Scotland and the ball was rolling."
Working with a team of friends and fellow skateboarders and artists, Neil pitched the idea of a skatepark that would combine sculpture and sport in an innovative way.
"We're all in our 40s of 50s, which is unusual; most skateparks originate from younger guys," explains Neil.
But age means nothing where passion is concerned, and Neil and his team have seen their idea thrive, with even Transport Scotland coming on board to hear their plans.
Neil's research into similar skateparks in America has helped them combine ideas for plans which include backyard swimming pool bowls, 'china town' banks, and urban plaza design, with seating areas and landscaping for members of the local and general public to enjoy.
"It has been achieved in Belfast and I believe in Manchester, though ours is certainly going to be the biggest and the best," said Neil. "The main thing we're working towards now is panning permission from the council and then securing funding."
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The park will utilise the M74 flyover, which will shelter over 50% of the space beneath, ensuring its users are not discouraged by changeable weather conditions.
And if plans go ahead, it will also bring more footfall to an area whose nearby subway station is, according to Neil, "allegedly the quietest one on the line".
Situated only a ten minute walk from the West Street subway station, the proposed park would be easy to reach by anyone in central Glasgow.
"When the M74 was built there wasn't really any proposals to do something under the flyover space, which is probably why Transport Scotland have been so positive," adds Neil.
For a project that first started two and half years ago, Neil and his team are now nearing a hopeful point where funding and planning permission could make their dream happen.
"Hopefully we can become part of the Commonwealth Games legacy with funding," said Neil.
"You have to understand, even skateboarders in Edinburgh have more dry days than us," Neil adds wistfully.
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A few months ago there was a discussion about children's songs on my mom's group. I was in Australia and not really in a position to watch/listen to a lot of the songs but I remembered clicking on this one and thinking it might be fun. So I asked about it again this week so I could hunt it down. My new favorite "children's" song. If you're a mom, you'll probably enjoy it. The group is a Christian acapella children's group called Go Fish. I bought Party Like A Preschooler and we're really enjoying it in the car. Though Brianna and Josh say Choo Choo Soul is still their favorite (you'll recognize that group if you watch Disney Playhouse).
ETA: I suggest those of you with the editing gene not actually watch the video but just listen to the song, because there are a LOT of typos in the video, lolol.


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Fiction, 2008
Shaye Areheart (Random House), hardback, 376 p.
If there's one point that Jaime McClintock and Nate Goddard can agree upon, it's that love is overrated. Jamie doesn't have time for it. Nate doesn't need it. And they certainly don't want it from each other.I have to start off by saying that although I do love a good love story, I don't read a lot of romance books. (I'm not sure exactly what this book would be classified as, women's fiction perhaps, but a romance is the key element of the story). Instead I usually satisfy my craving for a love story by watching a Jane Austen adaptation, a couple of the soapy type tv dramas I follow, and only the very occasional romantic comedy movie. I had a short stint where I read chicklit books but they started to feel the same. Plus I have a low tolerance for anything overly sappy. So I was originally a little hesitant about accepting this book to review, but I gave in partly because of the gorgeous cover. Isn't it pretty?
Jamie, a struggling free-spirited artist, is a devoted single mother who hasn't been in a serious relationship since her boyfriend abandoned her after their son was born. Nate, a charismatic jet-setting salesman, is widowed and estranged from his father and five-year-old son, Christopher. Jamie would rather glue glitter to pinecones than go out on a date. Nate spends most of his nights wooing his clients.
Then one afternoon Nate's father drops dead of a heart attack. In that moment, their highly guarded worlds collide.
Well, with that out of the way, I can honestly say that this was a very enjoyable, modern love story. Sure we know how it's going to end but the journey to get there was a lot of fun to read and it kept drawing me back to the story every time I had to set it down. I even shunned the computer when I was nearing the end so I could finish it. And the characters were quirky and amusing, especially the antics of the little boys. I'd love to know if the author, who is a mother herself and has written some non-fiction parenting books, has personally experienced the incident where the cell phone gets dropped down the airplane toilet! I don't have kids but it all seemed very realistic and added some moments of humour to the story as well. I still can't decide if I like the ending the way it is or if I would've preferred something a little more dramatic, but all in all this was a pleasure to read.
You know what freedom is? It's something people say they want when they're afraid they can't have what we all really crave: somebody to love. You have no idea what you're in for. To hear you tell it, you had a horrible father and an unhappy mother and then a bad marriage to the wrong woman, and so you ran off and found something you're calling freedom. Right now – no, hear me out – I can see this in your face. You think love is just these little, these little kissing games of the world you play - "Author's website
My Rating: 3.5/5
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Thank you to the author, Sandi Shelton, and Jaime of Pump Up Your Book Promotion for the opportunity to read this book.
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Charlottesville: Published for The Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia by The University Press of Virginia, 1966. Very Good. First edition. 247pp. Red cloth with white paper labels mounted on front board and spine. Extremities worn and nicked, else a very good copy lacking the dustwrapper. (Inventory #: 407417)


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Governments can fight climate change by cutting down on greenhouse gas emissions, and providing incentives for major industries to look into other sources of energy other than through fossil fuels.
More time and effort needs to be put into utilizing existing technology to convert over to biomass technology and new technology should be developed and tested to ease the speed and process of the conversion.
Carbon dioxide emissions are considered to be the number one offending greenhouse gas emission used by man today. Cultivating biomass from agriculture by using corn crops, as a fuel for automobiles and other modes of transportation will help to fight climate change by reducing the amount of carbon emissions from the oil and gas exhaust. Also new prototypes have been designed for hybrid cars running on electricity that not only helps the environment but also cuts down on oil dependency. This factor alone is an economic advantage for western countries.
Governments have orchestrated research on carbon dioxide burial sites within the ground to keep the carbon emissions from rising into the atmosphere. New research to fight climate change resulting from carbon dioxide emissions suggests that burying carbon dioxide deposits under the ocean may prove to be an even better solution in the long run. Carbon dioxide will mix with the existing volcanic rock to create an entirely new compound.
Future technology to fight climate change might include the installation of giant satellite disks designed to reflect heat back into space. Right now critics warn against this new technology stating that the price of such a measure would be astronomical, and more importantly the repercussions of electing for this type of new technology is unknown.
Citizens can also help to fight climate change by making some adjustments in their living conditions at home. For example conserve electricity consumption, turn appliances off and unplug them wherever you can, switch to florescent energy saving light bulbs, turn down your water heater (at all times) and your room temperature in winter months by as little as 2 degrees. Closing you curtains in the evening will keep the heat in and save on your heating bill as well. Only use your washer for a full load of clothes and turn down the water temperature. Turn your heat down when you are leaving the house for extended periods of time. Recycle at home and at work, Avoid using disposables such as diapers, cups and paper plates, plastics, paper towels and plastic disposable razors, etc. These items only serve to add to waste and garbage and clog up landfills. Plastic emit carbon dioxide and are not biodegradable. Do not print more copies of documents than you really have to, save the trees; deforestation is a big global warming factor.
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Sunday, 5 October 2014
Welcome to Once Upon A Beauty Geek
Hi Everyone!
If you are reading this then:
I am so excited to introduce to you all to my corner of the internet, where I will be talking with you all about beauty, make up, fashion, books and life in general. I have spent a long time preparing blog ideas and posts for my blog here and now I can welcome you all to the beginning of an adventure for you and for me (if you wish to partake in it).
As of today, you can expect a new post every weekend either Saturday or Sunday, which I hope you will find enjoyable.
I also want to give you a bit of an insight as to who I am as a person, as I feel that any person who enjoys my blog and listening to me write about life and other stuff is a friend. So without further ado, here's an introduction to me.
I'm Molly. Otherwise known as the creator of Once Upon A Beauty Geek.
I've started this blog as I feel it is a creative outlet and also an avid way I can explore other interests I may have, a.k.a. Beauty!
I am currently in Year 11, finishing my last year of GCSE's and I am really, REALLY trying to figure out what I want to be and what I want to do in my life, with barely a clue where to start. But, I am going to try my best to guide you, person reading this, through life by giving you tips and tricks as to what might help and what to avoid. I will also be posting beauty/make up/ book reviews as these are some of the things I really love.
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James Pappas is Member of Nephcure Foundation
The NephCure Foundation is a non-profit organization committed to support research organizations devoted to research causes of the potentially debilitating kidney diseases, Nephrotic Syndrome and Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis (FSGS). Established in 1999, NephCure foundation also provides forum for sharing, supporting and raising awareness about the disease by educating local families and individuals. Son of the co-founder of PJ Mechanical, James Pappas is member of Nephcure Foundation.
He joined the CCFA (Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America's) foundation in 1995. He became Co-Chairperson of Spring Gala (CCFA) in 2000, and from 2006 onwards, he also became the co-chairperson of CCFA Golf Outing. He is dedicated to help people diagnosed with Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis and raising awareness about the disease. For his outstanding dedication to CCFA, he received the 2008 Man of the Year Award at the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America's (CCFA's) Long Island Chapter Spring Gala in 2008.
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Questions really is: is it actually a good idea to have a child in this world/era?
I mean, everyone that answered here wants 2 at least. So we will go for two an average. There are 33 answers so far. Let's say that no girl and guy from here will form a couple. So every user here will form a unique couple. 33 couples.
It's 66 children from 33 couples. We are billions right now. Food is made in laboratories because there is no way life could be sustained by growing crops in a traditional fashion. Antibiotics no longer having an effect on bacteria. Wars everywhere, pollution, climate warming...
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If every couple had 2 children then we would just be replacing the parents that die later.
I mean we could use less people, but 2 per couple won't increase population.
If everyone just had two kids there would actually be a decrease in population because not every child makes it to adulthood or is able to have kids.
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Hornblower Cruises and Events provides unique venues for couples to set sail together on their newly wedded journey. Their fleet in Newport Beach comprises six private yachts where luxurious travel is combined with exquisite cuisine, spectacular views and a novel experience. The crew offers an unparalleled level of service and guests cannot fail to be impressed as the bride and groom exchange their vows on board in front of the ship's captain.
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The Diamond Wedding Package includes a five-hour cruise and is completely coordinated. Also included is a hosted top shelf bar, a champagne or sparkling cider toast, a selection of hors d'oeuvres, any menu choice, a celebrity red carpet, candle centerpieces, premium floor-length linens in a choice of colors, premium chair sashes and a seascape floral package.
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A wonderful wedding at sea on the love boat :)Reviewed on 3/07/2011 John J
We were looking for a stress free wedding venue and this was the perfect choice! Karen King took care of everything from the flowers to the cake to the food and entertainment. All we had to do was show up with our guests and enjoy the night. It was also a great value, the food... Read More was delicious, the staff was very attentive, and the entertainment included live music. We had many compliments from our guests. The yacht was fantastic - we felt like celebrities.
My wedding ceremony and reception took place on Hornblower's Just Dreamin' yacht in Newport Harbor, and it was amazing! The staff was so kind and helpful prior to and during the event. They served brunch during the reception, and the food was delicious. The boat was... Read More beautiful, and the views were stunning. It was a really unique venue. All of the guests had a great time. I would highly recommend Hornblower Cuises and Event for weddings and other celebrations!
Everything we neededReviewed on 8/03/2015 Joclyn F
Absolutely beautiful setting to be married. For the most part everything you need is included, you just need to choose the vendors you want from their list, which made it very easy since I live in another state.
Really great venueReviewed on 5/12/2014 Erica W
Hornblower took care of everthing and offered a day of coordinator. Holland was amazing! It was so easy and they took care of everything, and so the actual wedding planning was practically stress free! The food was surprisingly delicious, and we got to eat our meal--which I... Read More think is a high complaint normally for bridal couples. :) I highly recommend them based on our experience. The staff was pleasant and the captain did a great job during the ceremony.
Made my wedding memorableReviewed on 1/27/2013 Sara N
The service was great and everything went as planned!
Awesome!Reviewed on 10/20/2012 Brittany H
Everyone at Hornblower was extremely helpful in planning our wedding down to every last detail. The lag in the response time was occasionally frustrating, but overall everything came out beautifully!
Couldn't ask for a better wedding!!Reviewed on 8/09/2012 Jessica C
My wedding with Hornblower Crusies turned out better than I could have ever dreamed! We got married on the yacht called Mojo! It is such a good deal! Everything is included except for a photographer! The price for what you get is unbeatable! The food was soooo good! The DJ... Read More played all our favorite songs and keep the partying good all night! The flowers turned out beautiful and she gave us such an amazing deal for what we got! Other places would have charged us thousands for the work she did and she only charged us 900!! And the view of having your wedding on a yacht is breathtaking!! Wonderful water views all around! My guests haven't stopped telling me how it was the best wedding they have ever been too!!
Great!Reviewed on 8/01/2012 Brittany R
So much fun, beautiful, great food!
Awesome!Reviewed on 6/07/2012 Hanh L
I love everyone at Hornblower, they were very professional from the beginning. On the day of the wedding, everyone made sure all was perfect. My yacht wedding was truly amazing!
Beautiful, affordable, and easy to work withReviewed on 5/19/2012 Elizabeth M
While planning a small wedding from out of state, I had some difficulty early on finding a venue that offered intimacy and privacy for a small group and was also affordable. Hornblower Cruises and Events was the perfect solution. Everyone we worked with was friendly, responsive,... Read More and professional. Karen, our representative, was great to work with and helped me get connected with all the other services we were looking for. Many area hotels offer a corporate rate for Hornblower clients which we and our guests found to be very competitive. We chose the Champagne Brunch package on the yacht Dream Maker with our ceremony performed by the captain and had a lovely event. We were able to customize parts of our ceremony, which I wasn't sure would be possible and very much appreciated. Captain Gordon was very friendly and personable, but also brought a nice degree of formality and gravitas in performing our ceremony. He was also very kind when my husband got a little choked up during our vows. The on-board service was excellent - everyone was friendly, cheerful, and very much on top of things. The brunch buffet was very good, plentiful, and nicely presented. Our guests enjoyed the food, the harbor cruise, and the beautiful surroundings. It was easy to accomplish a nice, relaxed environment that allowed us to really enjoy our wedding and our guests. One consideration to be aware of is that the steps between levels on Dream Maker are quite steep. Our elder guests managed just fine with assistance but extra accommodations would be needed for anybody with more significant mobility limitations. The other larger yachts will have different layouts, of course. I also needed some help on the stairs until my gown was bustled, but Holland the on-board coordinator always seemed to be on hand at just the right moment. Wearing a long gown and even having a train on the yacht can be manageable with some planning. I made sure to wear flats for convenience but my guests who wore heels had no problems navigating the steps. In conclusion, my new husband says "They really know what they are doing and they got everything right."
Package Deal!!!Reviewed on 10/19/2011 Grace H
Having worked with Hornblower Cruises was the best decision we made regarding our wedding venue. It was a package deal. Food was included, as well as the DJ. We weren't to impressed with the DJ, but you can hire your own if you prefer. Other than that everything right down... Read More to the coordinator on board was fantastic!!! The cake was even included and basic table dress/ware. They give you the option to have added details from vendors they work with, or they give you the option to work with outside vendors of your choice. Which saves on money as well. They gave us time to board the boat early with our wedding party, and also to decorate if we wanted to. We cruised for 5 hours, and every guest on the boat had an great experience. For some it was their first time on a yacht. They have a great selection of yachts as well. I will say we are from San Diego, but it seemed that the Newport area had better options, and deals than San Diego. They were more flexible as well.
okReviewed on 8/15/2011 Lucy X
went with electra cruises over this.. yacht weren't as modern.
great serviceReviewed on 6/23/2011 jennifer W
our wedding on the Dream Maker yacht turned out beautifully and we were very happy we used Adventures at Sea for our wedding!
Amazing!!Reviewed on 5/12/2011 Callie S
To anyone that is interested in using Adventures At Sea, don't hesitate. All I wanted was a California wedding on the beach and I ended up with an AMAZING wedding on the water. I can't even explain how awesome the girls (Karen,Heather and Alison) are. They know their... Read More stuff and were always helpful with anything and everything I needed input on. Karen was always there to assist me, weather it was a long phone conversation or a quick email. I couldn't have asked for a better coordinator. Everyone at Adventures was on top of everything. Like I mentioned above Karen was the best, but there was also the best crew on board. The day of my wedding they had everything set up so beautifully and the food was great. I couldn't have asked for anything better. The only bad part was that it was here and gone so fast. I wish we could have sailed for a little longer.
amazing experienceReviewed on 5/04/2011 Jessica m
I actually won a wedding with them and paid to have an additional 25 guests and the planning with them was a little difficult but it was an experience and the day of was almost amazing. For example they totally worked with getting the vendors on to the yacht earlier then they... Read More were allowed which helped with set up, which was a plus. one down point we had at the beginning was the issue of a certain amount of people being able to do pre boarding for pictures, which was not enough for my whole entire wedding party, i felt like they were telling me how many i can have in my wedding party, but after talking to someone they were able to accommodate everyone. Staff is really nice and if you have communication everything will go great! trust me the day of everything turns out good and it is so amazing.
Very Happy Couple!!Reviewed on 12/17/2010 cassondra l
We got married on October 16,2010. From the moment we contacted Adventures at Seas-Hornblower Co. We were totally taken care of . Our wedding cordinator Karen King was absolutely the best!! Her and the staff really went over and beyond their duties to make our wedding day... Read More perfect. From the cake, to the flowers , to the food, service and scenery we couldn't ask for anything better. Everyone was so professional and nice ! Karen never let any question go unanswered , I knew I could put my trust in her to plan our beautiful day. I would recommend Adventures at Seas to anyone looking for an intimate and elegant wedding. Our experience was amazing and my guests were happy and impressed. It was well worth our money! Very Happy Bride & Groom:) Nuttall~ October 16,2010-Lady Hornblower
Absolutely Awesome!! The perfect wedding for us!!Reviewed on 12/06/2010 Laurie B
We cannot say enough about Karen King, Chad, and the rest of the staff. Our wedding was everything that we asked for and more. Karen recommended Pamela Lowe the florist, Rossmore Bakery for our cake, and Steven the D.J. We were extremely pleased with these choices. Our choice... Read More for the sit down luncheon aboard the "Dream Maker" was perfect. Our guests raved about how wonderful the food and the day was. The kicker is that they were able to put it together for us in 10 weeks. You would have never known either. They are truly Professionals!! We would recommend Adventures at Sea anytime!!
Adventures at Sea gave us our dream wedding!Reviewed on 12/01/2010 Kristina G
Adventures at Sea was an amazing company to deal with. I live out of state, so a lot of the preliminary communication was via email/phone, and Jennifer was super to deal with. Right from the beginning she made me feel comfortable and answered all of my questions. Once we were... Read More able to visit the boats and finally reserve one (we went with "Mojo") we were even more impressed with the service and friendliness of everyone! The day of the wedding went off seamlessly and all of our guests commented on how smoothly everything flowed and how great the food was, the atmosphere, etc. I felt like I didn't have to lift a finger or worry about anything. I truly could not have asked for anything more and would highly recommend Adventures at Sea to anyone who wants a unique and beautiful wedding.
Great experience from beginning to end!Reviewed on 11/30/2010 Karen V
I began my planning a bit early, 3 years early, having had to change the date once. So I went thru at least 3 sales girls. All very nice and so attentive to my needs. I emailed them so much I almost felt bad. I have to say though that every email was answered in detail... Read More regarding whatever I was asking. My last salesperson Karen King-Hoyman, was awesome, she worked very closely with me and essentially with my wedding planner. The day of the main event turned out beautifully. I couldn't have asked for better service. I would definately recommend this company to anyone looking for a chic/romantic/all-inclusive event. Thank you.
ThanksReviewed on 10/28/2010 TamaraGarcia T
The staff of the yacht was so helpful and friendly to the guests.And all this service is really good.
All in one venue - just perfect!Reviewed on 10/28/2010 Mitzi A
We wanted a wedding by the ocean but at the same time something unique, simple but elegant. We planned to have about 50 guests and wanted something intimate where everyone can enjoy. We saw the Mojo yacht from Adventures At Sea and it was just perfect. It is newly renovated,... Read More looked like a private yacht (compared to other yachts) and it was beautiful. The people at Adventures At Sea were wonderful. Our wedding coordinator was Tonya who was just very sweet and helped me all the way from planning to execution of the event. She was just great! We chose the Elite package and the food choices were superb. During the wedding, we had an on-board coordinator, Allison, who was just as great. I am happy with their service. I highly recommend this company.
Excellent venue/options; terrible service early onReviewed on 9/20/2010 Katherine J
This was a great choice because I had just about everything except my photographer wrapped into one package, with multiple vendors to choose from. The yacht was amazing, and surprisingly affordable (we had wanted to do a vineyard wedding but couldn't afford it - never thought a... Read More yacht would be cheaper!). The downside was I got little to no attention until about two weeks prior to the big day. My calls went unreturned and it was like pulling teeth to get the info I needed, which hindered the planning process considerably. I think this is just because they do not consider you a priority until closer to the event. From then on, the service was great (I highly recommend Holland as your day-of coordinator and do NOT recommend Amy Deift as your ongoing contact person - try to book with someone else).
Review for Adventures at SeaReviewed on 5/10/2010 Erica T
I loved being on the water, the view was fantastic, and because we were in Newport Bay the entire time, no one had any issues with motion sickness. The staff was fantastic and treated us like royalty. The boat had recently been updated and was really lovely.;This was on a yacht... Read More on the ocean. We were lucky enough to have a gorgeous full moon and mild weather, but they obviously can't guarantee that. Also, everything has to be brought onto the boat, which creates certain issues with gifts (because of terrorism laws) and potential issues.
Review for Adventures at SeaReviewed on 5/10/2010 Tiffany S
The staff of the yacht was so helpful and friendly to the guests. The food that was prepared was perfect there is nothing that I would change about the food.


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As I just posted on my 3-Day Novel Contest blog, Pirates Vs. Ninjas:
My 3-Day Novel Contest entry, an 81-page novel entitled Rebels of the 512, is done!
And now for a final recap on the #3DNC event itself.
In the final hours of the contest, between 10 PM and midnight, I sat re-reading the novel I had produced in just 72 hours, making minor changes here and there, correcting typos and adding a few explanatory words as I went. But you know what? Overall, this novel was pretty coherent, not too badly written (y'know, for a genre piece in the questing/adventure vein, something I've never written before), and really REALLY impressive precisely because it had a beginning, middle and end, and it was A FINISHED PRODUCT.
Let me stress that, because while some say it's the journey that matters, not the destination, this contest is ALL ABOUT THE DESTINATION. When you finish something you've been working on, you feel good. No, you feel great! You feel like you can do anything. And the truth is that you can, if you set your mind to it and then do the work. Because writing a novel isn't all fun and games (though, yes, researching random items that pop into your brain as kernels of the story is pretty awesome), and the real point of doing a contest like this is forcing yourself to write to a serious deadline. No one will put the gun to your head but you. And although the 3-Day Novel Contest tells you the rules are that you start writing at midnight on the 3rd and stop writing at midnight on the 5th, who is really there to enforce these rules and make sure you're playing fair?
That's right, YOU.
In the end, the writer is the only one who can motivate herself to do the work, who sets the deadlines for herself, who writes even when she feels tired or stressed or anxious or sick. The writer must be her own boss, her own taskmaster, her own time-keeper, her own police force when it comes to playing by the rules or breaking them all. And that's what writers love about writing, but it can also be their greatest challenge.
And even though the writer must be disciplined and do her share, I must also acknowledge my thanks to some key players. I've already thanked my Kickstarter contributors, who donated $130 to my cause, so I will reiterate that here. Thanks to everyone who pledged, who supported me, and who offered their character names to the novel!
Perhaps even more importantly, however, my husband helped me enormously during this marathon of writing. He cooked most of the meals we ate this weekend (NB: he is almost always on breakfast duty anyway, because of his outrageous—even, dare I say, "eggcellent"?—egg-making skills), went out to the grocery store on supply runs when I needed caffeine, chocolate and salty snacks, and did his best to keep the overall carb-count low despite these indulgences (hence the peanut-butter cups, smoke-flavored almonds and Diet Dr Pepper). He did not complain when I was up rummaging in the kitchen at 7 AM, starting pots of coffee and typing madly on my keyboard (though normally he does not care to rise any earlier than 8, and is a light sleeper who is easily disturbed by these types of actions). He stayed out of my way while I was on my word sprints, took documentary photos of the command station, verbally kicked my ass when I wandered too far from the computer, distracted our silky but neglected (not really) kitty, Nedward*, and continually prodded me with "How many words do you have?" and "Are you done yet?"
He even retreated to his own office space to create phat beats for an in-progress musical compilation, effectively turning the 3-day weekend into a massive artistic conspiracy for both of us!
So mad props to the UnGooglable Man himself for his love and support and tasty, tasty breakfast sausage sandwiches. (I believe he christened one "The Clogger," as it was certainly hazardous to one's arteries.)
In the end, I am happy I spent my long weekend holed up indoors writing a novel. At the end of Day 1 I was thinking to myself, "God, why does anyone want to do this?!", realizing I was going to miss a perfectly good long weekend's worth of lazing around, writing silly blogs, maybe even hitting Barton Springs for a well-deserved swim or otherwise enjoying the "last weekend of summer" (despite the fact that Austin remains hot until October) in the lazy ways that other, normal people do. But you know what? I'm NOT normal, and I don't care to be, and writing a novel in 3 days is actually my idea of fun. So there. So I stuck with it, and now look at me! I'm a 3-Day Novelist! I can put it on my résumé. I can tell people, when they asked me what I did this weekend, "I wrote a novel." And I can revel in that, when they step back in fear and horror, realizing they wasted their 3-day weekends at BBQs, at swimming holes, or in front of a TV.
Bragging rights, people. They're what make life worth living.
But seriously. The 3-Day Novel Contest isn't for everybody. I know that. I get that. And that's fine. I just like to feel a little shinier, a little more special, every now and then, because I know that I have done something extraordinary. 500 people wrote novels this weekend, too. I know I'm not alone in my shiny special-ness (and I know "special-ness" isn't actually a word, mom), but damn if it doesn't feel good having met the challenge.
I wrote a novel this Labor Day weekend. What did you do?
* NOTE: No kitties were harmed during the making of this 3-day novel. Nedward Carlos Nedwards is as silky and spoiled as ever, despite our best efforts to ignore his unyielding desire to be on the wrong side of every door, particularly the one leading to our balcony. His daily snuggling regimen is back on track, as of this writing.


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MindWell awarded place on the Digital Leaders 100 list 2017
MindWell, the innovative new mental health information site for people in Leeds, facilitated by mHabitat, has been awarded a place on the Digital Leaders 100 list – one of the UK's top digital accolades.
The independent list celebrates teams and individuals from the UK's public, private and non-profit sectors who are 'blazing a trail' in the digital space.
MindWell provides an online 'hub' for anyone living or working in Leeds, including GPs and other professionals, to get quick and easy access to up-to-date mental health information. It brings together resources and information from the NHS, the third sector and Leeds City Council into one single 'go to' place. Users of the site can get information about support and services available in Leeds as well as self-help tools and information about common issues like anxiety, stress and depression.
MindWell has been accepted into the DL100 2017 list in the category of Cross Sector Digital Collaboration of the Year. It was created through a city-wide collaboration, led by mHabitat, which includes NHS Leeds North Clinical Commissioning Group who funded the project; Volition, a network of third sector organisations that support people's mental health in Leeds; Leeds Mind; Leeds City Council and Leeds Involving People, a service users' and carers' organisation.
It's not the first honour that the website has received since it went live last October – mHabitat won the Patient Engagement Award at the Medilink Yorkshire and Humber Healthcare Business Awards 2017 in March for leading the 'co-creation' work to develop the new site. Hundreds of people from across the city have been engaged in the process. Members of the public, service users and carers together with GPs, clinicians and support workers have all taken part in surveys, user testing and open workshops run by Yoomee, the digital agency who built the site.
Alicia Ridout, Deputy Director of mHabitat, said: "We are very proud that MindWell has been recognised by the DL100 list in the category Cross Sector Digital Collaboration of the Year. Developing MindWell through collaboration with partners and people across the city has been vital in creating a site that meets the needs of the people who are now using it.
The positive response to the launch of MindWell has been overwhelming – it received 4000 visits in the first three weeks alone. We know that people in the city are using the site to get information for themselves or to help someone they are worried about. All kinds of professionals from GPs, mental health support workers, librarians and employers are using it as well – to help the people that they support or care for. MindWell is leading the way in showing how innovative digital approaches can help people to access the right health care information and support when they need it."
A public vote is now open to put the DL100 finalists into an order. Voting takes place until 12 noon on 9 June. The final list order will be announced at the DL100 Awards Dinner in London on 22 June.
If you would like to vote for MindWell click here.
You can follow MindWell on Twitter @MindWellLeeds


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Malaysia has changed me. Not only am I more resilient for suspicious street juice and falling building equipment but I have higher expectations for my breakfasts. Vegemite toast just doesn't cut it anymore. I want (need) curry for breakfast, fried bread for lunch and noodles for dinner. Yep, I've changed. Australia, you're neat but I just need more adventurous breakfasts from you. Lucky for everyone around me, paneer is a totally standard breakfast food and I choose my choice.
Paneer Tikka Masala
Serves 2-3
250g paneer, cubed
1 red onion, roughly chopped
3 cloves of garlic, roughly chopped
Small knob of ginger, roughly chopped
1 large red chilli
2tsp ground cumin
2tsp cayenne pepper
1tsp turmeric
2tsp salt
1tsp sugar
2tbs tomato paste
2tbs cashew butter
1 cup natural yoghurt
3tsp garam masala
Bunch of coriander, root and leaves
In a food processor, blend the onion, garlic, ginger and chilli with a dash of water until you have a watery puree. You can skip this step if you want but be sure to chop the veg a little finer if so.
Heat a large glug of oil in a medium sized pot and add your pureed mixture. Cook through on a low heat for 5-7 minutes. Add your spices – except the garam masala- and coriander root to the pot and heat through for a few minutes before adding the salt, sugar, tomato pasta, cashew butter and yoghurt. Gently simmer for 10 minutes.
While thats cooking heat another large glut of oil in a non stick fry pan and fan fry the paneer on a high heat, making sure all sides are caramelised and charred.
Stir through the garam masala and coriander leaves to the curry and taste before adding the paneer to the curry. Serve with garlic naans and rice.