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Looking for some fun things to do with preschoolers? How about some science? Science projects are the perfect messy fun, and so appeal to young kids, and they are packed full of learning opportunities, thus appealing to parents! Here are 18 Easy Science Experiments that are Perfect for Preschoolers and Toddlers.
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1. Ice and Salt Experiment
I think I enjoyed this experiment just as much as Little N (toddler). A fascinating experiment as you observe the salt melting craters into the ice, that's where the colouring seeps through and creates beautiful coloured tunnels!
Learning & Exploring Through Play
2. Colour Mixing on Coffee Filters
Using primary colours (red, yellow and blue) why not explore the different secondary colours you can create?
3. Glow in the Dark Waterbeads
Waterbeads are a wonderful sensory experience, I love the twist here of making them glow in the dark! If your children enjoy activities like this you may also want to look at fluorescent slime OR we have a great collection of Glow in the Dark Activities for children on our blog. Be sure to check them out!
4. Pop, Rock Balloons
Whoa look on as the Pop Rocks and the soda make little bubbles, and when they pop, the air inside the bubbles fills the balloon right in front of your very eyes! Great fun. Must get around to doing this with my Preschooler! She will love it! Here's another fun Balloon experiment from Crafts by Amanda.
5. Create Fizzy Lemonade
What a fun idea! Why not let your preschool create their very own edible drink? Perfect little experiment before meal time!
6. Simple Colour Mixing Science
Simple? Fun? Educational? – Check!
Sometimes the most simple set-ups are enjoyed the most. Most preschoolers LOVE water play. Simply add some food colouring and away they go, creating lots of different colours!
My Mundane and Miraculous Life
7. Little Scientist Space
Perhaps you just want to create a space that offers lots of experimenting and imaginative play? Epic Childhood has some great photos in this post, where they share their set-up.
8. Colourful Milk Experiment
This is such a fascinating experiment, so go and check it out. This post has a great video to go along with it too! You will want to try this yourself!
9. Walking Water
This activity is pretty awesome! A beautiful rainbow experiment, creating colours through walking water. Using some simple tool's your little ones will look on in amazement as new colours are created before their very eyes!
10. Water Bottle Fountain
Add a twist to your water play and create your very own fountain! This experiment allows children to see that air takes up room and is always present even though we can't see it.
11, Oil and Water Discover Bottles
Children of this age love transferring, filling and emptying containers. By adding a couple of simple ingredients you can extend their play by allowing them to explore changes that take place.
12. Rainbow Eruptions
How beautiful do these eruptions look? A firm favourite over at Learn Play Imagine and I can see why too! The photos look like you're having so much fun! Using 2 simple ingredients you too could be enjoying rainbow eruptions with your little ones!
13. Fireworks in a Jar
Is your little one fascinated with colours and fireworks? Then this project is for you! The great thing about this experiment is you will most likely have all the ingredients you need at home already.
14. Colouring Flowers/Vegtables
After looking into this activity I was blown away by the different variations of this experiment and I just HAVE to share a handful of them with you here. Here is a collection of my favourites:
- Colouring Wild Carrot – Fireflies and Mudpies
- Colouring Roses – Hello, Wonderful
- Celery and Napa Cabage – More than a Homeschool Mom
- Dye one flower two colours! – Homegrown Friends
15. Soap Clouds
Now this is something I have never tried before but it looks awesome! I love the name of it too 'soap clouds', and it must smell divine. Great for sensory play and your children can stand and watch the 'cloud' forming too.
16. Rainbow Paper
Wow, just look how effective this rainbow paper is and it only takes 5 minutes to create!
17. Sink or Float
This couldn't be easier – a container of water and a hunt around the home for items, is all that's needed. Take it in turns to predict if you think an item will sink or float. A great way to teach mathematical concepts too!
18. Cress Heads
This experiment will teach children about what plants need to grow. The great thing about cress is that it grows pretty quickly too! I love how Messy Little Monster created cress heads with googly eyes!
There we have it, a round up of 18 great Science Experiments that are perfect for Preschool aged children. Many of them would be great for older children too so they could be enjoyed together as a family activity!
Thank you for reading, we will be back next month with some more great ideas to entertain your little learners.
Over to you! Share your science experiments for young kids in comments below.


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Filed Under (Victory) by admin on 31-10-2010
1-Locate and remove the Intake Air Temperature Sensor (IATS) from the stock Polaris Victory air box. Locate the new position for the IATS on the bottom of the S&S air cleaner. Push the IATS in the lower air cleaner cover and turn1⁄ 4 turnin either direction, make sure you feel it lock into place. Inspect from the inside of the air cleaner to ensure that the barbs are locked into place. See Picture 1. 2-Using the stock Polaris Victory air box gasket (PN 5811908) and S&S supplied (Qty 4) M6 fasteners, assemble the lower air cleaner cover to the throttle body using 243 Blue Loctite®on the treads. Torque the M6 fasteners to 72-96 inch pounds. 3-Position the S&S pre-formed air filter onto the lower air cleaner cover ensuring that it fits into the machined groove. 4-Install the top air cleaner cover on top of the filter ensuring that it fits into the machined groove. 5-Make surethat the filter is situated in the machined grooves on both the top and bottom air cleaner covers. 6-Using 243 Blue Loctite on the threads of the S&S supplied (Qty 3) M6 fasteners tighten down top air cleaner cover evenly until seated. Finish torque the fasteners to 72-96 inch pounds. Now you're ready for breather hose and barometric pressure hose routing. 7-Locate the S&S supplied 3⁄ 16 "reinforced hose and clamps. Push one end of the hose on the 3⁄ 16 "brass barb in the bottom air cleaner cover and slide clamp up around the end of the hose. The other end of the hose is for the Barometric Pressure Sensor (MAP). Route the hose towardthe back of the engine over the top of the rear rocker cover. 8-Remove the MAP sensor from the stock Polaris Victory air box. Remove the orange rubber gasket from the MAP sensor. Slide the S&S supplied clamp over the 3⁄ 16 "rubber hose that leads to the air cleaner. Push the barbed end of the MAP sensor into the 3⁄ 16 " rubber hose and slide clamp up to the end of the hose around the barb. A small amount of lubricant may be applied to the barb on the MAP sensor to make installation easier. 2 S&S Air Cleaner Assembly 41-0021 (Calibration cardnot shown) Picture 1 CAUTION WARNING WARNING Plastic barb locked in recess.
9-Assemble and install breather hose as follows: A-Cut the stock Victory®hose on the straight section just behind the 90 degree bend as shown in Picture 2 . B-Slide an S&S supplied 1⁄ 2 "hose clamp over the modified stock breather hose. C-Install the S&S straight barb in Victory breather hose and position a hose clamp around hose end. D-Slide the 90-degree end of breather hose over the brass barb on the air cleaner cover and slide hose clamp in place. E-Position straight end of the S&S breather hose over the 1⁄ 2 "barb to connect to the Victory hose. Slide clamp over connection. F- See Pictures 3 and 4 for breather hose and barometric pressuresensor hose installation positions. NOTE: S&S breather hose can be cut for best fit

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Join the first public expedition to Mars to help answer the ultimate question: are we alone in the universe?
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Now that breakthrough technology has turned science fiction into reality, join the first public expedition to Mars in search of water and life.
Earthwatch is thrilled to announce our most exciting research endeavor yet: a voyage to a truly unexplored frontier (we're not counting robots like the Mars Rover as explorers).
You'll spend your days hiking through meteor craters and Earth-gazing, all while looking for signs of water and life. Sure, the environment is harsh—an average temperature of about -50 degrees Fahrenheit, winds occasionally getting up to 500 miles per hour, and the whole lack of oxygen thing—but it's also one of the most exciting spots for science ever.
Join intergalactically experienced researcher Dr. Marvin Martin as he scours this mysterious planet for evidence of water. You'll measure environmental conditions and collect any evidence of native microorganisms that you stumble across as you're trying to walk in giant space boots over some of the bumpiest terrain in the galaxy.
You'll depart from Cape Canaveral in Florida on the most exciting journey of your life.
No human has ever set foot on Mars. It's kind of a big deal.
Billions of years ago, Mars and Earth had lots in common.
Scientists already know that Mars has polar ice caps and clouds in its atmosphere. They also think that billions years ago it looked more like Earth did: it had a warmer and wetter environment, an environment that could have harbored life. No, we're not talking little green men—we're talking microbes. And researchers think that some of these microorganisms could even be alive today, if the planet still has any water.
Scientists also want to understand how Mars shifted from a place that could have sustained life to the harsh environment it is now. When did this shift happen, and how? Could Mars ever become hospitable for life again?
Be among the first people to set off into the stars in search of answers. While other philanthropist billionaires are testing supersonic flights to the outer edge of Earth's atmosphere, with Earthwatch, you'll zip past the Moon and toward the stars in search of answers.
Yes, this is a big time commitment: the flight to the rendezvous point will take anywhere from 150 to 300 days. But who's counting? You don't have to be a rocket scientist to know that a few years of your life is totally worth it to potentially discover life on Mars.
Mars, the fourth planet away from the Sun in the Milky Way Galaxy, may be the most remote place you ever get a chance to visit. Seriously. If you're looking for peace and quiet, this is the expedition for you.
What the planet lacks in cultural attractions, it makes up for in natural grandeur. Take in the red-hued views from the rim of one of its many impact craters, or from the slopes of one of its inactive volcanoes. Or gaze at Phobos and Deimos, the Martian moons that bear more resemblance to asteroids than to Earth's moon.
If you're the adventurous type, now's your chance to one-up all Earthling mountain climbers by trekking up Olympus Mons, the highest mountain humans have found in our solar system.
Bring layers—nights can get as cold as -225 degrees Fahrenheit. On the positive side, you won't need bug spray!
This is a summary:
Join this expedition for between 308 and 608 days (travel time depends on orbits). Approximate schedule:
A day on Mars lasts about 40 minutes longer than a day on Earth, so this expedition will be 2.8% more productive than all of our Earth-based ones! You'll wake up early and put on all your space gear (pretty important in a place where the atmosphere contains only trace amounts of oxygen) and hit the (nonexistent) road to do research.
While hiking through the Martian desert, you'll:
• Get the dirt: Collect rock and air samples to bring back to Earth for analysis.
• Create the first Martian weather report: Measure environmental conditions like temperature, humidity, wind speed, and barometric pressure.
• Keep your eyes open: Scan the surface of Mars to strengthen our maps of its volcanoes, canyons, craters, and other features.
Can you imagine how exciting it'll be if your team finds evidence of water or microbes? Of course, you won't get to tell anyone about it for a few years—communications with Earth are limited—but think of the personal satisfaction.
Note:The general inhospitality to human life may lead to changes in the itinerary and research activities. We appreciate your cooperation and understanding.
*Terms and conditions apply. This offer is valid April 1-8, 2014. You must use the promotional code online upon sign-up. This offer is not valid for expeditions shorter than five days, and cannot be combined with any other offer. Existing reservations with Earthwatch are not eligible for this offer. Earthwatch reserves the right to modify this offer at any time without notice. Earthwatch Expeditions may be tax deductible on Mars and in the United States.
Marvin Martin discovers the sky for the first time, paving the way toward his journeys into space and across the solar system.
For years, Commander Marvin Martin has scoured space for signs of life. Now, he has partnered with Earthwatch for an upcoming quest to Mars.
Stay in cabins constructed of vintage space junk within charmingly rustic roofed-off craters. There's no running water, and you have a better chance of getting SciFi than WiFi, but the views make up for what your accommodations lack in luxury.
Our home base is near Utopia Planitia, the largest impact crater humans have found in the solar system. After a day of research, you can sit back and relax with a Tang or a cold beer (Mars is BYOB). Be sure to let us know if you figure out a good way to drink through your space helmet.
Take in the view from the crater's edge, and on a clear evening, catch one of the greatest meteor showers the galaxy has to offer. You won't wanna miss a thing.
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Help conserve wildlife within the Amazon Basin, while seeking pink river dolphins, primates, macaw, caiman, giant river otters, piranha and exotic fish.
How can we keep shark and ray populations strong? Find answers while exploring some of the world's most beautiful reefs.
What can we learn about Italy's ancient people from the ruins they left along the coast of Tuscany? Help us dust off clues.
Scientists expect to observe the greatest effects of global warming in the Arctic. But what, exactly, will these effects be?


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Today we are featuring Ann Sands' version of the Single Girl Quilt pattern by Denyse Schmidt that Ann was inpired to dive in and make because of the Single Girl Support Group. Her great use of color with one blue ring, surrounded by many mostly orange rings, makes the quilt her own.
Single Girl was my first quilt along and I was thrilled to have found the opportunity. I had purchased the SG pattern and had it "in the wings" for a few years. It was a quilt I really wanted to make, but was a little intimidated to start… it had to be just right. Knowing that there would be assistance with the details of construction, smaller steps, soft deadlines (for the most part), and fellow quilters by my side gave me the boost I needed to hop aboard and just do it. I have been in an orange phase, and really wanted to use orange as I had yet to make a quilt using such an out-of-the-box color. I had been inspired online by a couple of orange and aqua quilts to add aqua to the mix too. I sketched three different color layouts in EQ and posted those pics to the SG Flickr Group and asked for everyone's opinions.
Tell us more about yourself as a quilter.
I am a 30-something wife and a mamma to 3 children 11, 9 and 6yrs. When I'm not taking care of them or working part time, I try to fit in as much fabric activity as possible. My mom started quilting as a form of therapy after my sister passed away almost 11 years ago. I remember my uncertainty about quilting and how it was, in my opinion, "an old lady sport"… not to mention the puffy mauve and country blue cliché… No thanks. Little did I know! For my birthday a couple years later Mom presented me with a HUGE stack of 60-70 fat quarters of Aunt Grace 1930's reproduction feedsack fabric. I was hooked once I realized there was so much more too it and that there were so many options to really make it your own. It didn't take long for me to acquire all that I needed to put together my first quilt. Now, I've been quilting and making fabric items for over 8 years and it has become my passion. For the past two years I have become very interested and inspired by the modern quilt movement, and the blogs and online activity that accompanies it all. I am constantly starting something new, and just can't get enough. I love it all!
I am very new to blogging at Celia Blue and I'm lightly on Flickr as CeliaBlueQuilts.


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Hospitals Sue to Protect Secret Prices
As expected, groups representing hospitals sued the Trump administration Wednesday to stop a new regulation would require them to make public the prices for services they negotiate with insurers. Claiming the rule "is unlawful, several times over," the industry groups, which include the American Hospital Association, say the rule violates their First Amendment rights, among other issues.
"The burden of compliance with the rule is enormous, and way out of line with any projected benefits associated with the rule," the suit says. In response, a spokesperson for the Department of Health and Human Services said that hospitals "should be ashamed that they aren't willing to provide American patients the cost of a service before they purchase it."
See the lawsuit here, or read more at The New York Times.
Chart of the Week: Trump Adds $4.7 Trillion in Debt
The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget estimated this week that President Trump has now signed legislation that will add a total of $4.7 trillion to the national debt between 2017 and 2029. Tax cuts and spending increases account for similar portions of the projected increase, though if the individual tax cuts in the 2017 Republican overhaul are extended beyond their current expiration date at the end of 2025, they would add another $1 trillion in debt through 2029.
Chart of the Day: The Long Decline in Interest Rates
Are interest rates destined to move higher, increasing the cost of private and public debt? While many experts believe that higher rates are all but inevitable, historian Paul Schmelzing argues that today's low-interest environment is consistent with a long-term trend stretching back 600 years.
The chart "shows a clear historical downtrend, with rates falling about 1% every 60 years to near zero today," says Bloomberg's Aaron Brown. "Rates do tend to revert to a mean, but that mean seems to be declining."
Chart of the Day: Drug Price Plans Compared
Lawmakers are considering three separate bills that are intended to reduce the cost of prescription drugs. Here's an overview of the proposals, from a series of charts produced by the Kaiser Family Foundation this week. An interesting detail highlighted in another chart: 88% of voters – including 92% of Democrats and 85% of Republicans – want to give the government the power to negotiate prices with drug companies.
Increasing Number of Americans Delay Medical Care Due to Cost: Gallup
From Gallup: "A record 25% of Americans say they or a family member put off treatment for a serious medical condition in the past year because of the cost, up from 19% a year ago and the highest in Gallup's trend. Another 8% said they or a family member put off treatment for a less serious condition, bringing the total percentage of households delaying care due to costs to 33%, tying the high from 2014."
Number of the Day: $213 Million
That's how much the private debt collection program at the IRS collected in the 2019 fiscal year. In the black for the second year in a row, the program cleared nearly $148 million after commissions and administrative costs.
The controversial program, which empowers private firms to go after delinquent taxpayers, began in 2004 and ran for five years before the IRS ended it following a review. It was restarted in 2015 and ran at a loss for the next two years.
Senate Finance Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-IA), who played a central role in establishing the program, said Monday that the net proceeds are currently being used to hire 200 special compliance personnel at the IRS.


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[Mechanical whirring]
- Titles: Northern Flicker featuring Ian MacKay.
- A rocky beach and forest-covered foothills. Origami cranes hang in a window. Ian is indoors.
[Music playing]
He reclines and gazes at botanical posters thumbtacked to a ceiling.
Ian narrating: I am a strong believer that nature is one of the best medicines.
[Music playing]
Ian in a motorised wheelchair. He boards a ferry and looks out onto calm waters under a cloudy sky.
Ian: Hey, Siri. FaceTime Todd Stabelfeldt.
FaceTime on an armrest-mounted iPhone.
[FaceTime ringing]
Ian: Hey, T. What's up, man?
Todd: What's going on, dude? Where are you at?
Ian moves along a forest trail.
Ian narrating: My favourite thing is just the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest.
[Music playing]
Green ferns, shrubs and moss-covered logs line the trail. Ian approaches a silvery waterfall.
[Water rushing]
He reclines, angling his armrest-mounted iPhone towards the rushing waters. Ian moves his lower lip against two switches mounted in front of his mouth to use Switch Control on the Camera app.
[Shutter snaps]
He takes a photo.
[Music playing]
Ian continues along the trail, a small figure dwarfed by tall trees. He stops and gazes up at a sparse grove of tall trees against a grey sky. Then, juxtaposed with him looking at a ceiling, the camera cuts to him looking back at the sky.
[Bird calls]
Ian: Hey, Siri. Play Northern flicker.
Siri processes the request.
Siri: Northern flicker.
[Digital bird call]
[Music playing]
[Bird call]
Ian studies the dense woods and raises his eyebrows. As a bird in the wild responds, he raises his eyebrows and smiles.
- Titles: Designed for Ian M. Designed for everyone.
- A white Apple logo against a black background.
Carlos narrating: At first, my motivation was proving people wrong.
Heavy metal CDs line Carlos's bedroom wall.
VoiceOver: Accessibility. Vision. VoiceOver on.
Carlos, a long-haired man, uses an iPhone.
VoiceOver: Button. Scheduled arriving. Second location.
Carlos uses the Uber app on his iPhone to schedule a ride.
Carlos narrating: We don't want our first album to sound like a local band.
He drums on a drum pad.
VoiceOver: ETA 10 minutes.
Carlos narrating: We wanted our first album to sound like a professional band that's been doing it for years.
He unfolds a white cane and continues to use the Uber app on his iPhone.
VoiceOver: Requesting a ride and connecting to nearby drivers. Finding a ride.
Carlos narrating: We're called Distartica, and we play heavy metal.
In a lounge room, Carlos plays the drums and rehearses with two long-haired guitarists.
["In Flames We Rise" by Distartica]
- Titles: In Flames We Rise featuring Carlos Vasquez.
- Carlos is a passenger in a car.
Siri: Turn left onto Empanada Drive.
Man: [Laughs] Empanada.
Carlos: Empanada Drive?
Man: That makes me hungry.
Carlos: I ended up becoming the PR manager in the band.
Carlos uses his iPhone.
Carlos: I didn't get what it was before, then I was like, oh, dude. Like, hashtag why? Like, what? Hashtag metal, hashtag new music or, you know, in this case, like, hashtag, like, debut album.
["In Flames We Rise" by Distartica]
The band practises in a lounge room. The two guitarists headbang and Carlos plays the drums.
VoiceOver: Messages. ReverbNation.
He uses the ReverbNation app on his iPhone.
VoiceOver: Double-tap to open. Text field. Dictate.
Carlos: Album will be dropping worldwide on April 14th, comma, 2017, exclamation mark. Follow our ReverbNation page, period.
VoiceOver: Done. Successfully shared.
["The Cybernetic Eye" by Distartica]
Carlos smiles, and the band resumes rehearsing. He drums intensely, his long hair falling forward. He leans into a microphone and sings. The two guitarists headbang in unison, their long hair flying.
Titles: Designed for Carlos V. Designed for everyone.
A white Apple logo against a black background.
Patrick sits at a home recording studio, speaking into a microphone.
Patrick: This is the station to rock you, shock you, move you and groove you 24 hours a day, seven days a week. My name is Patrick Lafayette. Don't you ever forget. It's ChrisMix Radio, Patrick with you.
[Reggae music playing]
- Titles: Like a Volcano featuring Patrick Lafayette.
- Patrick tunes a guitar.
Patrick sits at an open MacBook Pro.
Patrick narrating: To do something for yourself ...
VoiceOver: VoiceOver on Logic Pro X.
Patrick narrating: ... is one of the greatest things you could ever do.
VoiceOver: Record. Menu, 10 items. Count in. Submenu. Metronome setting. Checkmark. Allow quick punch in. Checkmark.
Patrick navigates a Logic recording session.
Patrick narrating: Now, I can express myself.
He rinses peeled prawns under a tap. He holds up an iPhone running the TapTapSee app.
VoiceOver: Camera. Picture two in progress.
Patrick: There you go.
VoiceOver: Picture one is citrus-printed plastic bottle.
Patrick narrating: It's a big thing when you're a father and you want to participate.
Patrick digs through his spice cabinet.
VoiceOver: Picture three is garlic powder.
[Patrick laughs]
VoiceOver: Picture three is person holding white onions.
Patrick's family enters the kitchen.
Girl: Hi, Daddy.
Patrick: What's up, baby?
The family serve themselves prawns and rice and sit down to eat together.
Patrick narrating: Not just make food, but make excellent food, where I see my wife take her shoes off and say, "Give me some more!" [Patrick laughs]
And my kids lick their chops. They say, "Daddy, that was great".
[All laughing]
Patrick narrating: I have so much that I've always wanted to express. I'm like a volcano. I'm like Pelée or Mount Etna.
Patrick is back at his laptop, working in Logic Pro X.
VoiceOver: Arm the track for recording.
Patrick narrating: I'm about ready to erupt!
Wearing headphones, Patrick dances to a Logic session as titles appear.
[Patrick laughs]
Titles: Designed for Patrick L. Designed for everyone.
A white Apple logo against a black background.
[Wheels rolling]
Andrea narrating: I have a huge responsibility to be out in the world.
[Music playing]
Wearing a black jacket, Andrea Dalzell propels herself in a wheelchair towards the end of a tunnel.
Titles: Roll With the Punches featuring Andrea Dalzell.
Man: Twenty more seconds, just like that. Twenty more.
Andrea works out in a gym, sparring with her trainer.
Andrea narrating: There's some other little girl who's out there who doesn't see a teacher, who doesn't see her doctors looking like her.
Andrea finishes hitting training mitts, then checks her Apple Watch.
Andrea: I completed all my rings today, okay? Can I just — I mean, I did, look!
Andrea shows her Activity rings to her trainer.
Outside, she propels down a paved path.
Andrea narrating: How is she supposed to feel accepted or beautiful if she doesn't see someone like her?
Andrea continues exercising, joined by a friend, then checks Workout data on her Apple Watch.
Andrea narrating: I have to do my part here.
In silhouette, Andrea moves into a dark tunnel.
Titles: Designed for Andrea D. Designed for everyone.
A white Apple logo against a black background.
[Students chattering]
Shane in a school hallway.
Shane: Go to class.
A student gives her a hug.
Shane: Good morning, Asia.
She greets two girls. Students in a band room.
Shane: Get your instruments, have a seat.
[Instruments warming up]
A student holds a tuba. Others play a flute and a clarinet.
Shane: Now, are you going to be able to play today or what?
A student hits a snare drum.
Shane: All right, guys. Ready to try it?
Shane stands on a podium.
Shane: Let's try it. Clarinets, you're up!
[Clarinets play quietly]
An iPhone is synced to "Shane Hearing Aids". Shane adjusts her hair, revealing a hearing device. She changes the preset from Normal to Music.
[Volume increases]
Shane: Clarinets, ready?
[Clarinets play]
Shane turns up the "Hearing Device Mic Volume" on her iPhone.
[Volume increases]
She holds a conductor's baton and sweeps her arms upwards.
Shane: Breathe.
[Music playing]
- Titles: Crescendo featuring Shane Rakowski.
- Shane conducts the band, moving her arms in broad, sweeping gestures. Trophies line a shelf behind her.
Shane narrating: I love seeing the 'I got it' face. When they understand and get something, you can actually see it in their faces. And that encourages me to do more.
[Music playing]
A girl plays a flute. Shane sweeps her arms downwards and makes two fists, midair.
Shane: Clean music joke. Howard, go!
Shane narrating: We tend to joke around in the classroom. I think that's part of teaching. Let them see that you're human.
Student: Take notes!
Shane: I said a joke, not two words. Sit down.
Student: No, it's a joke!
The boy smiles and waves his hand. Shane plays a clarinet.
Shane: That was not the best, was it?
Shane narrating: For homework, the students record themselves playing.
A girl with a clarinet shuts a door.
[Clarinet playing]
She uses an iPad to record herself playing.
Shane narrating: I can stream the music from the iPad into my hearing aids and, actually, it sounds like they're right next to me. So I can grade it right then and there.
Shane uses an iPad.
[Instruments playing]
She teaches students in the band room.
Shane narrating: Band is a family. Once you walk in these doors, it doesn't matter where you come from, you're accepted.
Shane: Crescendo!
[Instruments playing]
Titles: Designed for Shane R. Designed for everyone.
Shane: Half notes. Crescendo! And that'll be a dramatic pause there. One.
[Instruments playing]
A white Apple logo against a black background.
Shane: One.
[Music playing]
A family peers into a photo album.
Woman: Oh, look! Yes.
Meera: Yeah, yeah.
Text is entered into an iPad.
Digital voice from iPad: Remember when Mama taught me to cook a casserole?
Woman: Oh, gosh!
Meera: Yeah.
[Music playing]
- Titles: Girl Talk featuring Meera P.
- A soccer match starts.
Digital voice narrating: Before, people talked about me, not to me.
Meera controls the ball with her feet.
Digital voice narrating: People now know I have a lot to say.
Meera takes a shot.
Meera scores and a teammate congratulates her.
[Girls cheering]
Now, she sits with teammates and an iPad.
Girl: Where's another place you've been?
Meera taps her answer on the iPad.
Digital voice: Alaska.
Girl: Wow.
Girls: Go, Violet!
Girl: We have a good team this year.
Digital voice: They are awesome.
Now, the family eats in a restaurant. Meera taps on her iPad.
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The food arrives and Meera digs in.
Woman: You've got to stay fresh, right? [Laughs]
Digital voice: Why did the cow cross the road?
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Woman: [Laughs] Oh!
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A white Apple logo against a black background.
Siri: You're Todd, but since we're friends, I get to call you Quadfather.
[Music playing]
- Titles: The Quadfather featuring Todd Stabelfeldt.
- Todd in a wheelchair with a mounted iPhone.
Todd: Hey, Siri, unlock the front door.
A smartlock turns.
[Mechanical whirring]
Siri: Okay, the front door is unlocked.
He moves towards the door. A black and brown dog trots ahead.
Todd: Let's go, girl.
He enters his home and moves past a dining table.
[Music playing]
Todd narrating: We all got a pen, man. We all writin' it down, we puttin' out the chapters. So what's this story about?
Todd: Hey, Siri, set Business Time.
Todd narrating: I refuse for this story to be a bad read.
Todd: Hey, Siri, play dinner playlist. Have you tried any of this?
Woman: No. Is it bueno?
The woman cuts lemon slices.
Todd: It is delish. I like the jam.
[Doorbell rings]
I think somebody's here.
Todd approaches the door.
Todd narrating: Dude, you're going to see tonight, man, you've got a whole group of mugs up in the room.
Todd: We got people!
Todd narrating: We all different. You know, ventilators poppin' off and sip-and-puff drivers.
Todd's friends in a dining room.
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Todd: Yeah, please, thank you. I love this. It's so good. Act normal. Now what's really dope show about those lights — watch this. Hey, Siri, dining table lights 25 per cent.
[Siri tone]
Siri: You got it, Quadfather.
Ceiling lights dim.
Todd: That's how you do it, like that.
Friends serve themselves from a buffet.
Todd narrating: I feel like it's my job and my responsibility to go down to the valley and to hang with that brother that's in that space.
[Music playing]
Todd and his friends gather around a dining table.
That's just the way you do story, you interact with others and you learn from others. And I think that's really, really righteous.
Todd uses Switch Control on his iPhone.
Titles: Designed for Todd S. Designed for everyone.
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This entry was originally written by Alice Eichholz, Ph.D., CG, in Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources.
Population Schedules
• Indexed'1790, 1800, 1810, 1820, 1830, 1840, 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930
• Soundex'1880, 1900, 1920
Industry and Agriculture Schedules
• 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880
Mortality Schedules
• 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880 (not indexed)
Except for 1890, Connecticut has a complete set of federal census records. Either originals or microfilm copies and book indexes to all of the above are at the Connecticut State Library, in addition to those available through online subscription databases (see page 17). A special index for a duplicate set of schedules housed at the Connecticut State Archives (1790'1850) is also at the Connecticut State Library. It is not collated in the same way as the 'official' set at the National Archives and consequently cannot be used for locating a particular individual on that set of returns. However, the Connecticut version of the index includes all names in the 1850 census and not just heads of households.
A number of inventories and enumerations of population or census substitutes exist (with and without names). The most complete compilation is Jay Mack Holbrook's Connecticut 1670 Census (Oxford, Mass.: Holbrook Research Institute, 1977), which combines a number of sources (tax, land, church, freeman, probate) in an attempt to count the heads of household by name for the entire colony in the time period 1667 to 1673. As with all such compilations, it is particularly important to check the original sources the compiler used.
The 1669/1670 Grain Inventory for Hartford, Wethersfield, and Windsor inventories heads of household by name and number of family members as well as bushels of wheat and corn held by the family. Published in volume 21 of Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society (Hartford: the society, 1924), 190-99, the inventory is not a complete listing of inhabitants for that year but provides an interesting perspective on the settlements.
Enumerations existed for 1756, 1762, and 1774, but they do not list names, only numbers of people in town in the categories of race, sex, and age groups. Details on the first and last can be found in volume 14, Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, 1636'1776 (see Court Records). The 1762 returns are published in Christopher P. Bickford's 'The Lost Connecticut Census of 1762 Found,' Connecticut Historical Society Bulletin 44 (April 1979): 33-43.
No state population censuses were taken for Connecticut, but a unique census was taken by the state in the twentieth century. The Military Census of 1917 listed all males between at least twenty to thirty years of age, although most towns reported those sixteen through sixty. It also includes females in key occupations, such as nursing. Given along with the name and age were place of birth and number of dependents, ability to perform certain tasks, and occupation. Both the originally completed sheets and index cards have been microfilmed in a separate series available at the Connecticut State Library and The Family History Library (FHL) in Salt Lake City. The microfilm for the index cards is arranged by town and then alphabetically by surname. The form number on index cards is needed to locate the original sheets on microfilm (Record Group 29).
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• 9:38 p.m.: A 41-year-old Carson City man was arrested in the 100 block of Moonlight Road on suspicion of reckless driving. Bail was set at $500.
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A walk through the city's shelters
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Artist Lord Frederick Leighton"Frederick Leighton was born in Scarborough, Yorkshire in 1830, the son of a doctor. Leighton originally painted historical and mythological subjects. He soon abandoned this route and, in changing his style, discovered his true forte in neo-classicism. Soon he became the leader of the Victorian neo-classical artists, and he travelled abroad to study under various teachers in Florence and Rome. During the 1860s, when he was turning away from mediaeval and biblical subjects towards classical themes, Leighton's reputation burgeoned, and today it is for these Hellenic subjects that he is famous. In 1885, his first picture for the Royal Academy was bought personally by Queen Victoria and thus his long and successful career was launched. When commencing a classical work, Leighton made preliminary studies of each figure, both nude and draped. Such is his stature that even these sketches are now extremely valuable. He exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1855 to 1896, at the Society of British Artists in Suffolk Street, at the Old Water-colour Society and at the Grosvenor Gallery in Bond Street. He was elected Associate of the Royal Academy in 1864, a Member of the Royal Academy in 1868 and became President in 1878. Leighton's position as a veritable pillar of the Victorian art world was rewarded by a knighthood in 1878, a baronetcy in 1886 and a peerage in 1896. Indeed, so great a figure was he that he is still the only English artist to have been accorded this honour."
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The D5300's body shell is also made of a new material, although Nikon won't say what that new material is – just that it is new. The upshot is that the body is less heavy than it might have been, and is 25g lighter, including the battery, than the camera it doesn't replace, the D5200.
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Image: The body styling will be familiar to those used to the Nikon 5000 series, as will the standard menu. The 3.2in flip-out screen has impressive visibility
The buttons are arranged much as one might expect, with all the principal controls falling easily to the finger or thumb. The rear 3.2in LCD is very nicely bright and clear, with its 1.037-million-dot resolution. Nikon has set the viewing panel into the glass screen, so there are no gaps or internal reflections, which produces good contrast and a clear view from a quoted angled of up to 170°. I am impressed.
In live view, the screen works well when the camera is held low or high, and I found the AF quick enough and seemingly accurate. The response of the shutter in live view also seems good.
Image: Nikon has retained its choice of layouts for the rear-screen display, with text-based and graphically expressed options to suit personal preferences
Nikon D5300 – Still to test
The principal changes in this model are of the sort that will only be proved in testing, but at this stage their potential is worth pointing out. Using the higher-capacity Expeed 4 processor, Nikon claims it has been able to reduce noise in its images through the use of more complicated calculations. A related benefit is that now noise levels are lower the company is comfortable offering a higher ISO setting – the Nikon D5300 allows ratings of up to ISO 25,600. More complex calculations also provide the potential for better white balance assessment in automatic modes via a more comprehensive assessment of the scene, and a better rendition of colour overall.
Lower noise should also lead to better resolution of detail from the 24.2-million-pixel sensor, as should Nikon's decision to do without the micro-blurring effects of a low-pass (anti-aliasing) filter. Leaving the low-pass filter off the sensor has become very fashionable, and I suspect it will be a great draw for many photographers. Moiré in images created by a sensor with 24 million pixels, even an APS-C-sized sensor, is still something that is quite likely to occur, but there is also plenty of software to correct it after the event.
The other thing to note is that this model sees the introduction of a new battery cell, which Nikon says increases capacity from 500 shots to 600 compared to the cell used in the D5200. It annoys me when companies change their battery forms, but on this occasion the new cell and that used in the D5200 are interchangeable.
Obviously, I couldn't test the battery life of the camera, but we should take the increase as good news. I will also have to wait to test the Wi-Fi and GPS capabilities of this new model, but neither can be held as negative points just for their inclusion. The Wi-Fi integration means users will be able to control the camera from an Android or iOS device, and will be able to wirelessly transfer images for viewing, editing and sending while on the go.
Image: The new battery, which is backwards compatible with the D5200, offers a longer life. There is no low-pass filter on the sensor, for extra resolution
Nikon D5300 – Conclusion
It would be easy to dismiss the Nikon D5300 for being too similar to the D5200, but that really isn't the point. There is not much wrong with the D5200, and the changes that this new model brings can only make it better. Perhaps Nikon could have called it the D5200 ll, but I'm not sure it matters one bit.
The Nikon D5300 will cost around £730 body only and be available from 14 November.


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In Ultimate Power, p. 172, there's a +1 extra for the Mental Blast power called Mental Feedback.
As far as I can tell, Mental Feedback essentially changes the Mental Blast into a mental aura (as described in UP, p. 99) which "only activates as a reaction". My problem is that I can't for the life of me understand how it only adds +1 to the base power. This would change the cost from 4pp/level to 5pp/level, by the way.
The base power is, again, Mental Blast. To qualify for the Aura extra, the Range must be reduced from Perception to Touch (a -2 modifier), and Duration increased from Instant to Sustained (a +2 modifier). Aura (a +1 modifier by itself) also changes the Action to activate the power from Standard to Free at no additional cost. With that in mind, change the Action from Free to Reaction (a final +1 modifier). Adding all of these modifiers up: (-2) + 2 + 1 + 1 = +2. So it should be a +2 extra, shouldn't it?
Even when constructing the power from the ground up, the outcome is the same:
Base Effect: Damage [1pp/level]
Extras: Alternate Save: Will [+1], Duration: Sustained [+2], Aura (automatically changes Action to Free) [+1], Action: Reaction [+1]
Final Cost: 6pp/level
At first I thought that there might be a flaw in there somewhere. After all, the description states that the aura only activates as a reaction. If that meant that the user couldn't employ the aura offensively, it might qualify for the Limited flaw, right? Apparently not; when reading the description for mental auras, it stated that they aren't usable offensively anyway.
Am I missing something in my calculations, or is the book wrong?
The "Mental Feedback" Extra
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The National Leagues youngest team gave baseballs oldest player fits.
J.D. Martinez homered and drove in three runs, and the Houston Astros beat 49-year-old Jamie Moyer and the Colorado Rockies 7-3 on Saturday night.
Moyer was in trouble from the start. Jordan Schafer led off the first with a homer, and Martinez hit a two-run shot in the fourth.
With gray stubble covering his chin, and hair of the same color peeking out the edge of his cap, Moyer (0-1) become the oldest player to appear in a game since 1980, when 54-year-old Minnie Minoso played in a game for the White Sox, according to statistics provided by the Rockies from the Elias Sports Bureau.
Going out to the bullpen, I had a lot of things running through my head, Moyer said. But once I started running and playing catch, it was all baseball. It was a very good feeling to be where Id been before and a place I love being.
The Astros have seven players on their roster that werent born when Moyer made his major league debut June 16, 1986. Houston starter Lucas Harrell celebrated his first birthday just before Moyers first major league game.
Harrell (1-0) yielded three hits in seven scoreless innings for his first win since his major league debut in July 2010 with the White Sox.
Jamie gave us a competitive effort, Rockies manager Jim Tracy said. I dont think Jamie did a bad job at all. We just couldnt figure out Lucas Harrell.
Moyer allowed five hits and three runs in five innings while wearing the stirrup socks that were popular when he started his career but long since have fallen out of favor and jersey No. 50, the age he will turn in November. It was his first start since July 20, 2010, for Philadelphia after missing all of last season because of Tommy John surgery.
Its always good to get a lead early and put the pitcher under pressure, Martinez said. We did a good job of that (Saturday). A guy like that is tough and frustrating.
Moyer is the second-oldest pitcher to start a major league game behind Satchel Paige, who did it at 59 in 1965. Hes the fifth man since 1965 to play a game after his 49th birthday and the first since Julio Franco appeared in a game for Atlanta in September 2007.
The way my body felt (Saturday), I felt very good, Moyer said. I felt very strong and pleased with that side of it.
He became the oldest starting pitcher to make an opening-day roster in major league history by earning a spot in the rotation after signing a minor league contract with Colorado. Hell have to wait until his next start to try to become the oldest pitcher to get a win. Jack Quinn, who was 49 years, 70 days old when he won a game for the Dodgers in 1932, currently holds that record.
Well move forward with Jamie, and hopefully his next time out there will be some run support behind him, and I think the dynamics of things will change dramatically, Tracy said.
Moyers tough outing wasnt helped by Colorados fielding: A night after the Astros committed four errors, the Rockies were the ones making mistakes.
They made two on one play in the fourth inning. Brian Bixler got to second base when Chris Nelson overthrew first. Marco Scutaro then hit Bixler with his throw to second allowing him to take third.
Martinez then homered to the Crawford Boxes in left field, extending Houstons lead to 3-0. A second error by Scutaro, when he couldnt handle a grounder, allowed Chris Johnson to reach first base.
Moyer wouldnt use the short porch as an excuse for the home run by Martinez.
I dont play the ballpark game, he said. A home runs a home run. It really doesnt matter to me. Ive just got to make better pitches in key situations.
Johnson had two doubles and scored twice for the Astros.
Marwin Gonzalez got his first major league hit with a double in the fifth inning. Harells bunt single that followed also was his first in the majors. Schafers sacrifice sent Gonzalez home and left Houston ahead 4-0. Bixler singled after that, but Martinez grounded into a double play to limit the damage.
Moyer was replaced by Tyler Chatwood for the sixth inning. Chatwood allowed four hits and two runs in two innings.
Johnson doubled and scored on a single by Chris Snyder in the sixth inning.
Colorados Carlos Gonzalez doubled with one out in the fourth before advancing to third on a wild pitch. He was thrown out at home when Troy Tulowitzki reached on a fielders choice. Tulowitzki was caught trying to steal second to end the inning.
The Rockies didnt score until a solo homer by Michael Cuddyer off Brandon Lyon in the eighth inning. Tulowitzki added a run with an RBI triple in the ninth and scored on a groundout by Todd Helton.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 71 diseños de 29 diseñadores freelance.
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I am rebranding my company and would like to start with the logo design and business card. The new name is: DeAvery Litigation Graphics. My tag line is: The Art of Evidence. It's not necessary for me to have a tag line. Feel free to incorporate it or not. My website does not currently exist. But, you can go to http://www.highimpact.com, a similar company's website, to get an idea of the type of work I do.
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The Anthony Williams fonds includes the following series: reminisces [1989]; biographical information [1973-2007]; records of the Anthony Williams Dance Centre (2007); and photographs (1973-1976).
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The Brenda Gorlick fonds includes an Alumni questionnaire (1991) and newspaper articles (1983-2015).
The Christine Richardson fonds includes a newspaper article (2017).
The Dale Yoshida fonds includes the following series: alumni questionnaire (1990); biographical information [1982]; and photographs (1979-1982).
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Just because Halloween is over doesn't mean there's nothing to do in America's Finest City. Here's what's happening the first weekend in November.
Friday, Nov. 2
Dia De Los Muertos
10 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Old Town
No need to get spooked on the Day of the Dead, because Old Town is making it all about "saints, soul and style." Bazaar del Mundo is transforming its shops into a walkable trail of altars, complete with skull-decorating stations. The center of Old Town will celebrate the traditional holiday with a parade and events at participating stores.
Asian Film Festival
Various times and locations
One of the largest film festivals in San Diego is showcasing more than 150 movies at multiple theaters throughout the county. Check out an individual movie or purchase a group package to enjoy all the San Diego Asian Film Festival has to offer.
Saturday, Nov. 3
Color Run
9 a.m. at Qualcomm Stadium
It's a race for the rainbow this weekend at Qualcomm Stadium. Hundreds of people are expected to participate in the city's first color run, in which runners are doused with vibrant chalks. Cost is $55 for individuals and $50 if you participate in a team.
Sunset Gala
9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Petco Park
Have you ever seen a game of squash? Well now's your chance to check out the fascinating sport at the Best in the West squash tournament at Petco Park . Saturday and Sunday the baseball field will be transformed into a squash arena, cool huh? Tickets start at $25 and benefit Access Youth Academy.
Sunday, Nov. 4
Fall Back Festival
11 a.m. to 4 p.m. outside Gaslamp Museum
The end of Daylight Savings means not only an extra hour of sleep – but also a party. Three blocks of downtown San Diego will be transformed "back in time" to the 1880s. Kids can pan for gold with actual prospectors, observe a real blacksmith plying his trade or saddle up for a western-style pony ride. Best part? It's free and open to everyone.
Beer Week
Various times, locations
What 21+ individual in San Diego doesn't love a good beer? It's practically part of the city code that locals should enjoy a brew—probably because the city is known for its expertise in the craft beer industry. So celebrate with a pint (or two!) at one of the many San Diego Beer Week events going on around town, such as a pairing dinner or cask night. Cheers!
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In Memoriam Father Rade Wimbish
V. Rev. Rade Wimbish was born on December 2, 1955, in Los Angeles, California USA. He finished elementary and high school in Montebello, Los Angeles County, where he lived. He then completed the first level of education at Rio Hondo College, after which he enrolled at the Theological Faculty of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Belgrade, where he graduated in 1985. After that, he returned to the Diocese of Western America, where he served as a deacon at the Saint Steven's Serbian Orthodox Cathedral in Alhambra, California, and worked as the Diocesan Secretary. He was elevated to the Royal Priesthood in 1986, and was appointed to the parish of St. Sava in Cupertino, California, and later to the newly established parish of the Holy Virgin in Santa Clara, California, until the year 2005, when he retired due to health problems. Upon retirement he returned to Serbia and lived in Kragujevac until his passing on March 9, 2014. May his memory be eternal.
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When the Sochi Winter Olympics kick off next month (Feb. 7-23) in Russia, the temporary pavilion for Russian telecom operator MegaFon is going to turn a lot of heads—literally.
The company commissioned London-based designer Asif Khan to create a one-of-a-kind installation for the Games. Khan answered with MegaFaces, a 39-foot-high, illuminated façade that acts much like a giant pin screen, replicating the faces of people in the crowd in the form of a 26-foot-high, 3D mural.
The kinetic façade will display three faces simultaneously, and each participant will receive a 20-second video clip of their experience via email.
Here's how it works, according to a report by Dezeen: People step into a 3D photo booth to have their face scanned from five different angles.
Using the data, a computer creates a 3D model of the facial structure (in about a minute) and sends the coordinates to an engine-and-cable system that controls a series of actuators that make up the kinetic portion of the façade. Each one of the 10,000 actuators can extend out to lengths of six feet, allowing for the creation of dramatic, 3D murals.
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If you are looking for guidance on how to craft a sentence or find a literary agent this book is not for you. Rather, here is a map for traveling the emotion-laden path that is the creative process. In For Writer's Only, bestselling author and playwright, Sophy Burnham weaves the insights of some of the greatest writers with her own observations and experiences to provide inspiration and encouragement for writers everywhere.
Burnham wrote this book for herself when she was in a particularly dark period, unable to get any of her work published. She wanted to know, how did the Great Masters, the immortals, do it? How did they combat discouragement, despair, rejection, dismissal, defeat? Did they write every day? What counsel and advice did they have to offer? In this book, you will discover the strange places authors have found they work best (Agatha Christie plotted her books in her bathtub, eating apples); the surprising diversions they use to escape the project they are working on (Anne Beattie used to vacuum rather than write); and why Faulkner famously asserted, "If a story is in you, it has got to come out."
The truth is that the act of being creative is a difficult-even violent-process. Whether you read this book in one gulp from cover to cover, or simply pick it and read a few pages at those times when your are blocked, you will find yourself renewed, restored, re-heartened, and ready to race back to your own writing, your creative center.