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Give the audience what they want or what they need? There's an even better question.
Two particular questions have been haunting newsrooms' strategy conversations, causing severe moral dilemmas and destabilizing the industry. They are:
Should we give the audience what they want?
Should we give the audience what they need?
Besides introducing a false dichotomy, the big trouble with these questions is that they start from two flawed assumptions: 1. that newsrooms already know what audiences want and 2. that newsrooms can and should determine what their audience needs. The framing of these questions doesn't leave room for members of the audience to actually speak for themselves.
Instead newsrooms assume a position akin to parents making decisions about their children's diets. To draw out the metaphor, if newsrooms give the audience what they want, they'll ask for content equivalent to candy and hot dogs (E.g., listicles and fluff). And if newsrooms give the audience what they need, they'll cross their arms and stick out their tongues like it's hot, mushy broccoli (E.g., the "important stories," or however a newsroom defines the less sexy, yet critical, work).
Give 'Em What They Want
So how do newsrooms determine what the audience wants? They're increasingly looking to analytics for answers. With finer and finer grain metrics, they pore over which of the newsroom's offerings get the most clicks, shares, time on site, or whatever the metric du jour is. They then do their best to repeat whatever they believe was the magic ingredient of the story's success.
John West does a brilliant job of unpacking the serious problems inherent in metrics-based editorial decisions in a recent Quartz piece, Humans are losing the battle against Kardashian-loving algorithms for the soul of new media. He argues that while metrics have emerged out of the real need to monetize digital publishing, privileging those numbers in editorial decision-making leads the industry to conclude that the audience wants fluff, punditry, sports, and celebrity gossip. West goes on to argue how that reading may not be true, and that metrics can be misleading and biased.
The more newsrooms play out this metrics scenario — further attempting to measure audience desires by the limited number of stories they offer — the more their offerings narrow as they try to zero in on the ever-changing magic formula to attract the clicks and dollars (cents). But less variety has never made for a healthier, vibrant democracy. (For more on this point, check out this follow-up post, in comics form.)
Give 'Em What They Need
What does that even mean? The general assumption is that what audiences need (aka "what's good for them") is "hard" news and investigative stories. But the read on metrics seems to tell newsrooms that if you give the audience what they need, they'll balk (just like serving children their vegetables).
The problem with this whole mindset traces back, again, to who gets to decide what the audience needs. The traditional model of journalism awards editors and reporters that power. They make those decisions around editorial tables filled with people who don't often resemble the demographics of the communities they're hoping and trying to serve.
Yet, audiences are more informed and have more control over their own media diets than ever before. They're already making decisions about which news sites to read, which reporters to follow, and which links to click. They don't require newsrooms to guess at their needs and make decisions for them, no matter how good those intentions. They need newsrooms to cut through the noise, listen to their actual needs, and respond accordingly with relevant stories.
Since audiences know their own information needs better than a reporter ever could, why not just ask them what they need?
A better question
These two simple yet deeply flawed questions about wants and needs are leading newsrooms and their journalists to stray further from their mission and purpose. Which leads to the question: what is the purpose of journalism? Answers are infinite, but the American Press Institute's definition offers a solid starting point. It says the purpose "is to provide citizens with the information they need to make the best possible decisions about their lives, their communities, their societies, and their governments." So, if that definition resonates, then a better question newsrooms could focus on answering is this:
What does our community not know that we could help them find out and understand?
To answer this question, journalists have to start by listening to their audience. They have to ask: "What don't you know? What do you want to know? Why do you want or need to know it?" In the process, reporters grant their audience a voice and affirm their ability to determine their own needs. By starting stories with the audience's stated information needs, reporters then can know whether their stories are truly relevant before the metrics (or comments) roll in.
To learn what their audiences don't know but are interested in finding out, newsrooms can use a variety of methods — and they don't have to involve expensive surveys and unwieldy focus groups that conclude with vague answers like "do more education stories." Here's how some newsrooms are going about it, using a model we've been developing (aka the Hearken model):
Hearken newsrooms start by gathering specific audience questions. Depending on the newsroom, those questions might be about the next city council meeting, a particular beat, the region as a whole, etc. These questions are a form of actionable feedback for reporters and become instant, targeted assignments from the public.
But why collect questions, rather than asking audiences for story pitches or suggestions? I'd say questions are a beautiful framework because they come from a neutral place of curiosity. Whereas on the flip side, soliciting pitches or suggestions often ends up attracting people with an axe to grind or marketers with a product to sell. It attracts people who already know something and who want other people to know that thing. When journalists get inundated with feedback like that, they can feel like shills, and can understandably become less open to listening to their audiences.
Questions instead create a neutral meeting ground where information can be procured, shared and used to advance a collective understanding, rather than further divide audiences along lines of pre-formed opinions. After all, every news story is in some way the answer to a question. What's the weather going to be like today? Who won the game? What important things were decided at that important meeting? Questions form the backbone of journalism. The audience is curious. Why not let them ask, too?
Stories the audience wants and needs
Based on our experiences with Hearken newsrooms around the world, we've found that starting stories from submitted audience questions allows journalists to serve that public by publishing stories they both want and need. Bonus: this approach serves the bottom line, too.
Here are just a few examples from our newsrooms in which audience questions have led to stories that are relevant and popular and satisfy the audience's information needs.
Michigan Radio continuously takes questions from their audiences and reports answers via their series M.I. Curious. One curious citizen named J.T. Cross asked, "What's the status of the aged Enbridge oil pipeline running through Lake Michigan at the Straits of Mackinac?" There wasn't much transparency about the plans for this pipeline, and media coverage of it had fallen out of the standard reactive, press-release-fueled news cycle. Had J.T. called up the company in charge of the pipeline and asked for answers, it's unlikely he would have gotten far, and yet this was a clear information need for J.T. and his community. His one simple question lead to a series of stories that broke news, spurred action and even netted Michigan Radio a regional Edward R. Murrow Award for Investigative Journalism.
Reveal (The Center for Investigative Reporting) broke big stories about the California drought. Oftentimes, big stories lead to even more questions, but usually when audiences ask those follow-ups they get buried in the comments section (if a newsroom even has comments). There's no obvious dedicated space for the audience to make their information needs and wants known. Reveal wanted to offer that space, and they wanted to keep the drought conversation and coverage going past the breaking news cycle, so they asked their audiences, "what questions do you have about the California drought?" Over the course of just a few days, they gathered 96 incisive questions, and reported answers to a solid handful of them. Conveniently, the team already knew answers to many of the questions from earlier reporting, but they didn't have reason to release it until the audiences asked for it. Reveal also put a few of those audience questions up for a vote and reported out the answer to this fascinating question: "How much does water cost, and what is its actual value? What are the economic and political factors that go into how water is priced?"
WYSO is a tiny but mighty public radio station in Yellow Springs, Ohio. They've been using the Hearken model since before it was officially called Hearken. And their series WYSO Curious shows that oftentimes news organizations miss great questions hidden in plain sight. Former managing editor Lewis Wallace answered a question (submitted by multiple listeners) about the origin of a bright blue lake off a highway in town. He said that just about everyone in town had wondered about that lake but no news outlet had covered the story. Lewis' answer was the most popular story ever posted on the WYSO site, by a wide margin.
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) runs a series called Curious Canberra to cultivate questions about that city and region. The first question they answered was asked by a number of people: Are there secret tunnels in Canberra? The resulting story was one of the top stories of the month, and even broke their Facebook share record with a teaser video before the story's release.
Our partners have collected thousands of audience questions and reported hundreds upon hundreds of stories like these: original stories that are both on-mission and extremely popular.
Listening is more than tech
A newsroom can take a public-powered approach and listen to their audience using any number of tools (such as, of course, Hearken), but the key is much more fundamental than any technology and workflow solution.
It starts with a new mindset that doesn't require newsrooms to choose between their metrics and their mission. That mindset requires removing the assumption that newsrooms know best, and acknowledging that audiences are experts in their own interests and in their own communities.
This mindset accepts that audiences are equipped to recognize their own information needs and that they are fully capable of asking great questions with tremendous news value. And this mindset positions journalists as the right resource to provide fact-checked, quality answers.
We think audiences will take notice if newsrooms truly start listening to them rather than assuming what they want or need. And we can't help but believe that audiences will truly care about and support newsrooms who serve their needs so directly.
Additional reading:
From the Hearken Medium
A comic treatment of a tragically broken problem in journalism (Companion piece to this post)
Questions are the new comments
A serious problem the news industry does not talk about
Design thinking applied to journalism
From Around The Internet
Humans are losing the battle against Kardashian-loving algorithms for the soul of new media by John West
Escaping the Digital Media 'Crap Trap' by Jim VandeHei
The Engagement Manifesto from the CCJ Engagement Summit
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A scary new survey released on Holocaust Remembrance Day purported to show that Americans are forgetting the atrocities of the Holocaust. What it really showed, however, was that Americans don't learn enough to forget in the first place.
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The daily news – Research on Early Detection of Kidney Damage and Coagulation Abnormalities in Type 2 Diabetes Nephronpathy
Concluding that: "We found urine NGAL has risen in DM patients,so these Could reflect early renal tubular damage in diabetes,and urine NGAL may be the earliest."
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There are a couple of options on how to complete this mission with an s-Ranking. The first method is similar to the walkthrough above, but has you leave a few stops of your itinerary, whilst method 2 can be completed in less than five minutes. The second method requires that you have the RPG available at the start of the mission though – which means having earned an A Ranking on the mission previously (which should have got fairly easily if you followed the above walkthrough).
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- Avoid going into the admin building to extract the prisoner required for the achievement/trophy. It is too risky and time consuming.
- Try to destroy the armoured vehicle near the prison. It is close to the extraction point the helicopter goes to by default at the end of the mission.
- Try not to kill anyone or be detected.
- If you haven't already, turn reflex mode off in the gameplay menu for a nice bonus at missions' end!
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As you begin the mission, you'll want to grab the RPG from the weapon crate nearby. Now climb down to the locked gate in the fence below, pick the lock and head through. Place three pieces of C4 on the road just outside the gate.
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Now crawl over to the left using the rocks as cover, peek over the top and when it is clear to do so shoot the third and final AA gun from behind the rocks here whilst out of sight.
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Natsuo Ichinomi(なつお いちのみ) is the Ashikabi of all three members of the current Disciplinary Squad. During the start of the escape plan he was expecting something exciting. Karasuba stated he's never been wrong with his intuitions. He works as a clerk in MBI's pharmaceutical department. It is also stated by Haihane that Natsuo is a homosexual.[1] He drove a red sports car in the anime.
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Natsuo is a normal-sized young gentleman with brown hair, wearing throughout the entire story an elaborate suit with a white shirt underneath and a black tie. His hair is white in the manga.
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He seems to be very easy going about the whole Sekirei Plan and appears to judge fights between Sekirei as nothing more than to have fun. He appears to not care much about his Sekirei's general well-being and carefreely admitted they often complain about this side of him, which clearly becomes visible when he spills out secret information in his conversation with Minato about Sekirei extermination.[2]
Natsuo harbors hatred for the world as in his eyes it took his lover away from him. It is perhaps because of this hatred that he was able to wing Karasuba, as it may have given the two something in common.
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- No. 04 Karasuba (Nicknamed: The Black Sekirei)
- No. 104 Haihane (Nicknamed: The Blue Sekirei)
- No. 105 Benitsubasa (Nicknamed: The Red Sekirei)
History[edit | edit source]
Not much is known about his history except that he works as a clerk for MBI. In the past, Natsuo was in a relatioship with a doctor serving in a war zone. At the time his lover perished, Karasuba approached him. During a conversation, Natsuo stated he was angry at the world that took his lover away. Karasuba related to this through her relationship and unsettled rivalry with Yume and was angry that she sacrificed her life to save Musubi. She later chose Natsuo as her Ashikabi so they can "destroy" the world that they hate.[3]
Synopsis[edit | edit source]
Natsuo makes his first appearance when he drives Karasuba to Izumo Inn.[4] After Karasuba's visit he also drives her home stating that he know that she is happy just because he would be her Ashikabi.[5] The next appearance of Natsuo is during the escape plan. He is shown in the MBI tower baths discussing the escape attempt of Minato's party with Karasuba. He assumes that something interesting will happen and Karasuba states that Natsuos intuition never were wrong.[6] The next time Natsuo appears is in the third stage, third battle ordered ther by the president to participate.[7] He nearly got buried under all the rubble when Musubi destroyed the junction but got rescued by Haihane.[8]
Shortly after Minato was dropped by accident near Natsuo a conversation between the two started. Minato is surprised recognizing who is in front of him but Natsuo calmly introduces himself as a clerk of MBI's pharmaceutical department and the leader of the Disciplinary Squad. He then tells Minato to be careful cause it would be bad if the Sekirei see an Ashikabi alone. He tells Minato that even so it is strictly forbidden for Sekirei to attack Ashikabi there would be Sekirei in the Disciplinary Squad who don't follow this rule. He then asks why Minato hasn't heard of any Ashikabi dying yet and what would happen if an Ashikabi dies. The answer to this question shocked Minato cause Natsuo informs Minato, that all Sekirei an Ashikabi has winged would get terminated.[9]
He then says that if they wouldn't have a trick as such it would be hard to control the Sekirei. It would be just like Sekirei are, MBI hasn't anything to do with this. During the conversation a Sekirei of him, Haihane, was engaged in battle and got hurt. So he offered her to use the Norito. But because of this Oriha, Haihanes opponent noticed Minato and Natsu and started to attack them. Haihane interfered to rescue Natsuo and got serious attacking Oriha blasting her away. In the last minute a blade from Orihas attack was deflected by Tsukiumi which otherwise would have hit Minato.[10] While Haihane and Tsukiume are fighting Natsuo continues his conversation with Minato like nothing had happened. He is asking Minato why he thinks he is telling him such information and assumes Minato is just thinking he would be careless like his Sekirei do. He then asks Minato why he doesn't kill him cause if he would do so the complete Disciplinary Squad would be annihilated. While Minato wonders why Natsuo would tell him something like that Homura pulls him forcefully away interrupting their conversation.[2]
Natsuo then is seen to watch the fight between his and Minato's Sekirei, noticing that they are at a disadvantage and thus offering them to use the Norito.[11] Before he could kiss his Sekirei a phone call from the MBI president interrupts and they retreat from the battlefield[12]
Natsuo appeared along with Benitsubasa and Haihane to retrieve Uzume's body (a job his superior Sahashi Takami usually is responsible for but due to her commitment to treat Chiho's disease she's unavailable) after she was killed by Sai, one of Higa's Sekireis. He convinced Minato to give Uzume's body to them in which Minato refused to give at first, but after saying that Uzume's body is still alive, Minato gave the body to them and soon went out without any fights ensuing.[13]
Notes[edit | edit source]
- It is obvious that out of his Sekirei, only Benitsubasa truly cares for him.
- Natsuo has a much darker side that only Karasuba knows. He wishes to destroy the world, which drew the Black Sekirei to him and they partnered as their goals are the same.[3]
- If a Sekirei does draw power from love, that explains why even with Natsuo's Norito power up, the Black Sekirei struggled to beat Kaho: Natsuo has lost the capacity for love and said to the Black Sekirei (about love), "Because...you and I are hollow." Kaho, meanwhile, was full of love from her Ashikabi, as because of him she was able to become strong and self-actualized as a person. Furthermore, love is vital to Sekirei in general, regardless of whether or not they're fighting and using it to power up.
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Sekirei Manga chapter 44
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Sekirei Manga chapter 91
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Sekirei Manga chapter 109.5 omake
- ↑ Sekirei Manga chapter 17
- ↑ Sekirei Manga chapter 19
- ↑ Sekirei Manga chapter 41
- ↑ Sekirei Manga chapter 85
- ↑ Sekirei Manga chapter 88
- ↑ Sekirei Manga chapter 89
- ↑ Sekirei Manga chapter 90
- ↑ Sekirei Manga chapter 92
- ↑ Sekirei Manga chapter 93
- ↑ Sekirei Manga chapter 109


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your dark style is better. I like the sounds, but there is something weird in your bassline.
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The last 2 days were not too bad. I got lots of sleep last night. Yesterday I was pretty productive with my work for most of the day, which felt good. I had to go in for the chemo shots at the end of the day, but that went okay.
The last 2 days were not too bad. I got lots of sleep last night. Yesterday I was pretty productive with my work for most of the day, which felt good. I had to go in for the chemo shots at the end of the day, but that went okay.
How are you doing LUM?
I have good days and days where I am weak. Hanging in there!
My bloodwork was off, indicating a possible infection, so my doctor lowered my dose of chemo. And that helped with the side effects but I actually think I do have a bacterial infection starting up. My temp is slowly creeping up. Im sure it is not COVID, but symptoms are a bit similar (cough, slight temp). I am supposed to go in for bloodwork on Monday but I will call first to let them know about the slight temp (99-100 in the evenings). They may choose to isolate me for the blood tests.
Im still doing work from home but I have the luxury of resting when needed. If we were not all working from home, it would be a problem - I just dont have the stamina. Anyhow, I had a pretty productive week last week except for yesterday, so not bad.
Have a great Mothers Day to all moms and sons and daughters.
My sons birthday is this week too.
Happy Mother's Day, luminousone!
Sounds like you're in good hands with that possible bacterial infection--glad to hear!
I'm also glad that you are able to work at your own pace and not kill yourself. Take it easy, lady!! You're on chemo!
Sending you hugs and well-wishes.
Please take it easy. Happy Mothers Day!! 💐
Mothers Day was quiet but nice. Younger son stopped by (with mask) and visited with me a bit. I gave him my old folk style guitar for his bday and he was happy about it.
He then went and did my grocery shopping for me.
Older son called when younger son was here so I put him on speaker so we could all visit.
Later, I found out that my friend J texted both of my sons to make sure they called me for Mothers Day. Haha!
Feeling a bit more energy since they lowered my chemo dose. Temp is about the same as it was, maybe a bit better.
Got some good work done this week, with a few rests in between.
Found out that our state had to reduce the budget so we wont get cost of living increases next year- but Im just glad to still have a job.
However, they wont be replacing the assistant that was helping me halftime last year. He is leaving his position and that was one place they could save money. Sigh. More work for me next year...
Which could be a problem since I have very little stamina.
That was sweet of your friend :)
Frustrating about your halftime assistant and your increased workload.... sometimes when unpleasant certainties like that loom ahead of me I just shut my mind off to them. Nothing I can do, no need to worry, you know?
Good point. Who knows what it will be like in the Fall, anyway. Im thankful I had his help this year, and we all knew he would be leaving at the end of the year because he has been in school and needs to do an internship.Originally Posted by Jibralta
Im not taking it personally. I get it. His was the last position created, so that would be the first to go, when the budget gets cut.
I am not going to stress - I can only do so much and I had a killer year that about did me in last year. This year I had a new boss who really understands how much I do. She told me a few months ago, You work your a$$ off for this place. It was nice to have that recognized.
Glad to know you are doing reasonably well. Do you get to have some rest over the summer?
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Thursday, April 7, 2011
Never Let Me Go - Kazuo Ishiguro
Never Let Me Go
By Kazuo Ishiguro
Never Let Me Go is the only book that I have read by Ishiguro but I am totally going to change that. If I had to pick my favorite thing about the book, I think it would be how real the characters and their circumstances are.
The story is focused around Kathy, Ruth, and Tommy and how their friendships evolve and change in the strange and mysterious circumstances they live in. Although Kathy and Ruth are friends, Ruth can be a bit of a bitch but their relationship reminded me of growing up. The ups and downs of their friendship held the key to my connection because it was so perfectly realistic.
The story unfolds in a unique way, with Kathy telling the story in chunks of time. This could have been confusing or annoying but it was done so well it just makes you not want to put the book down because you have to know what is going to happen next. It is a bit like the way I tell my husband a story (only mine aren't as engaging). I'll be telling him something and then realize that to make the story more interesting he needs to know something else that happened years before and that will lead to something else that happened last week. I don't know how Ishiguro manages to make it work but I loved it.
The entire story builds up to a dramatic end where the things you are guessing are confirmed or explained and the part that leaves you hanging is that if this were a true story this is exactly how I could imagine it all going down.
**Source: Library copy
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- (Diane) Bibliophile By the Sea said...
I liked this a lot, and the funny thing was I did not expect to.
- April 8, 2011 at 3:46 AM
I was so disturbed by the book that I stayed up all night just thinking about it. It affected me very much.
- April 8, 2011 at 1:39 PM
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Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Memory Game
2. Next, re-post these instructions on your blog and see how many people leave a memory about you. It's actually pretty funny to see the responses. If you leave a memory about me, I'll assume you're playing the game and I'll come to your blog and leave one about you.
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- Becca's Blog said...
I can't remember exactly what you said this past Sunday in your testimony but you had the crowd rolling. That is my memory of you...that you are always saying funny stuff in church and just have a fun way of making ordinary situations seem hilarious.
P.S. My memory post is several posts back on my blog.
- September 9, 2008 at 10:37 PM
- Ashley said...
Ummm......World's Largest McDonalds...The Men's Room...Nuff Said!
- September 10, 2008 at 1:34 PM
- Lizzy said...
KIM! There are toooo many to pick one as my favorite! I love the comments in church, or the whistling; the demo derby night; the skivvies high jump (all of the trip for that matter); movie nights; cafe rio dinners ;) yummy!; the way you talk to El Nino; your dream car discussions; AMISH FRIENDSHIP bread! (we should have bought some in Jamesport!); analogy references to Twilight during church; and one of my all-time favorites Church Movies at 4 am on Sunday morning! Show me the sorrow!
- September 11, 2008 at 2:22 PM
- Lizzy said...
I don't mean to dis anyone, but you kind of live in a bubble.
- September 11, 2008 at 11:32 PM
- Corrine said...
i have known you too long to even remember them all! ashley totally stole the best one!! and she wasnt even there!! my favorite memory is of you when we were about 8 in primary and you just carried this spirit about you, you were someone I wanted to be friends with, and when you prayed it was as a whisper. I love you Kimberly Joy!! We always have so much fun!!
- September 12, 2008 at 5:47 PM
- Amy Brinton said...
One time, we were in Oklahoma, in this river, and we were doing some kind of science experiment or something. And anyway, I can't remember what happened after that.
Oh yeah, and there was that one time when we drove from Boston to Salt Lake in a broken-down Corolla. Priceless.
- September 15, 2008 at 7:29 AM
- Ashley said...
Tell Corri I was there, why else would it be my memory of you. I swear all my sisters are blonde. J/K :oP
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You mean this door? Yeah, you can go in there. Here's what's behind that door in the Verdanturf contest hall in Sapphire.
Thanksm that;s exactly what I meant! And, do you only see this one contest taking place, or all five contests, like in Emerald...You mean this door? Yeah, you can go in there. Here's what's behind that door in the Verdanturf contest hall in Sapphire.
Hey, I will explain what I meant:Um. The Bulbapedia entry says that in Emerald the contests only take place in Lilycove, and there are only four contest halls in R/S, so I'm not entirely sure what exactly you're asking. You can enter the back room in all of them (Verdanturf, Fallarbour, Lilycove, and Slateport; if you want pictures let me know), but only Slateport and Lilycove have much going on back there apparently. Fallarbour and Verdanturf just have 2-3 NPCs just hanging out doing nothing. I'm not sure if this changes based on time of day since the battery for the clock or whatevs is dead on my cartridge.
Sure, it's fine, thanksLike I said, in Fallarbour and Verdanturf there wasn't anything going on (no contests), just 2-3 NPCs standing around doing nothing. The other two had a contest (maybe more than one, didn't really walk around much) going on back there. Again, I don't know if it changes based on time of day because my clock is dead.
I can get you pictures I took with my phone? If that's OK? I don't know how to take screenies from a DS. :\
As far as I am aware a GBA carts battery dying only affects in-game, time based events. Does your Fire Red still save normally?'Sup?
I have a concern.
This afternoon, I've been training Pokemon in Fire Red via Gameboy Advanced SP (I have a DS lite but I need to replace its charger, my dog chewed it apart).
I'm headed to the Celedon City Pokemon Center to deposit my Doduo having decided I didn't want to continue using it and out of nowhere the game restarts. Restarts as in like a blue screen incident on a PC but without the blue screen, so it doesn't shut off it just jumps from gameplay to the opening 'Gameboy' animation.
I have the SP on its charger due to having run the battery into the red last evening.
Luckily I didn't lose much progress, nothing I can make up in a few minutes (not counting the time it's taking to compose this post) but I can't help but wonder, is this a sign that there is something wrong with my cartridge? Could my cartridge battery be dying?
Yes it does. I only lost progress when this happened because I feel more secure when connected to the charger so save less frequently.As far as I am aware a GBA carts battery dying only affects in-game, time based events. Does your Fire Red still save normally?
Then I think you're alright. I don't actually recall off hand if there were any time sensitive events in FRLG. I can't explain the sudden outage though I vaguely recall a similar instance with my original silver cart.Yes it does. I only lost progress when this happened because I feel more secure when connected to the charger so save less frequently.
No that isn't possible especially on an SP. Not only were my fingers not positioned near the Start or Select buttons but those buttons are positioned inside grooves so that pressing down on both simultaneously with my thumb when I intend to soft reset requires a precise angle and am most times unsuccessful on the first attempt. There is no way I could achieve that by accident.I can't imagine one could accidentally hit A, B, Start, Select by accident (the combo to soft-reset the GBA SP), but maybe you did somehow? That's the only thing I can think of.


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My 'project for me' this year is to spend some more time on this recipe blog – specifically to try some of these recipes again, to tweak a bit if I think I can improve it a bit, and add some new (and let's be honest, better) photos. You guys know that this is pretty much just a straight-forward 'recipe book', but I want to add a little bit more – sure you will enjoy it!
I originally created this recipe as a condiment to Mini Frittatas
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1 tablespoon olive oil
1 finely chopped onion
1/2 teaspoon smoked chili flakes
1 teaspoon finely chopped garlic – fresh if you can!
1 teaspoon fresh ginger, grated
1/2 teaspoon cardamon seeds
1/2 teaspoon mustard seeds
2 chopped tomatoes
1 apple, peeled and chopped
4 sachets artificial sweeteners
100ml white vinegar
1/2 teaspoon smoked paprika
1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- Start first with peeling the tomatoes. If you haven't tried it before – simply cover the tomatoes with boiling water and leave for about five – ten minutes. The skin of the tomato will peel off very easily.
- Fry onions and spices in olive oil on medium heat.
- Add rest of ingredients and simmer at low heat for about 30 minutes until liquid is reduced. You can add a little water if you see that it the chutney is too 'dry'.
- Cool off and bottle 🙂
- This will keep in the fridge for a good couple of days. Because this is a 'fresh' chutney, with not a lot of sugar added – I will not suggest keeping it for longer than 2 weeks. This makes a small batch – about 250ml.


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In the Doghouse: A Couple's Breakup from Their Dog's Point of View
Teri Case. Teri Case. $26 hardcover (350p), ISBN 978-0-9997015-2-2; $15.99 paper (392p), ISBN 978-0-9997015-3-9
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Skip is a rescue dog who loves living with John and Lucy. But when John leaves Lucy, Skip's world is turned upside down. Skip is determined to guide Lucy through her identity crisis, but he's guarding a secret: he's to blame for the breakup.
La Jolla Shores Murders: A Bishop Bone Mystery
Robert Rogers. Robert G. Rogers. $9.86 paper (422p), ISBN 978-1-983070-16-7
Amazon, BN.com
A party in a wealthy enclave north of San Diego ends with a murdered hostess. Bishop Bone takes the case at the request of ex-client who is being blackmailed.
Little Girl Leaving: A Novel Based on a True Story
Lisa Blume. Illumine. $16 paper (362p), ISBN 978-0-692-10406-4
Amazon, BN.com
Based on a true story and told from the first-person, present-tense perspective of the child, this novel presents various forms of child abuse and how children are forced to confront them.
No Ordinary Man: Obsession Defined This Soldier's Secret Double Life
Nicky Webber. Media Publishers. $15.99 paper (306p), ISBN 978-0-9582314-1-1
Mick's secret double life throughout WWII continued after he returned home in 1945. This true story explores this courageous ANZAC soldier's fight for survival.
A Place, a Warrior, a Boy, and the Atlantic Charter
G.W. Canning. AuthorHouse. $20.99 paper (262p), ISBN 978-1-5462-4588-9; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-5462-4589-6
The worlds of two young men on opposing sides of WWII collide as British and American leaders meet in Newfoundland, desperately searching for peace.
Remove This Cup: But Not My Will
H.L. Grey. Dorrance Publishing. $16 paper (198p), ISBN 978-1-4809-9116-3
The Studebaker family of Houston confronts the right and wrong in today's issues of gender, race, religion, and politics. Are they permanently divided, or can they find common ground?
The Surgion's Mate
Gerald Stulc. First Edition Design Publishing. $24.95 hardcover (318p), ISBN 978-1-5066-0957-7
Thesurgionsmate.com, Amazon
A historical fiction drama of adventure, romance, intrigue, and medicine during the Napoleonic Wars, involving a young man's ambition and quest for his family.
A Walk with John: The Power of Love and Hate
Lauren Ball. iUniverse. $10.95 paper (116p), ISBN 978-0-595-44996-5
During a hike in the mountains, Lauren runs into John, an engaging fellow with a disarming smile who claims to have been sent to answer all of his questions—about life and anything else.
In the Cradle of Silence: Inner and Outer Journeys Through Beauty, Pain, Laughter, Reverie and the Infinite
Gary Siegel. Epigraph Books. $17.95 paper (168p), ISBN 978-1-948796-52-1
Amazon, BN.com
A poetic journey through inner and outer aspects of life. Each chapter is a self-contained flow of differing material.
Poems and Other Nonsense
Dexter Satterwhite. Xlibris. $19.99 paper (168p), ISBN 978-1-984511-91-1; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-984511-92-8
Satterwhite's view of life and the human experience written in poetic verse and lines.
What Luck
Suzanne O'Connell, illus. by Jeffrey O'Connell. Garden Oak Press. $16.95 paper (137p), ISBN 978-1-73237-532-1
Amazon, BN.com, Powell's
A collection of contrasts: 85 poems, some erotic, some gritty, each mining the eccentricities of small moments and making the commonplace memorable.
Eve DeLange. Xlibris. $19.99 paper (126p), ISBN 978-1-984559-37-1; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-984559-41-8
FBI agents Ragetti and Smitty set out to piece together clues that lead them to solving two cases at one time.
The Case of Billy's Missing Gun
S.J. Slagle. S.J. Slagle. $9.99 paper (143p), ISBN 978-0-463-90055-0; $2.99 e-book, ASIN B07NL87J6T
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Supersleuth Lucy James is hired to find the Colt pistol that may have belonged to Billy the Kid. Be careful what you wish for—a smoking gun conceals the truth. The Kid is back.
Chaos at Crescent City Medical Center: The Alexandra Destephano Medical Thriller Series, Book One
Judith Lucci. Bluestone Valley Publishing. $15.99 paper (373p), ISBN 978-1-5122-7163-8; $4.99 e-book, ASIN B00AU2KHPG
A New Orleans attorney's Mardi Gras takes a bloody turn when the wife of Louisiana's governor is discovered unconscious and covered with blood.
Death at Crooked Creek
Mary Ann Cherry. Mary Ann Cherry. $14.99 paper (399p), ISBN 978-1-72459-299-6
Amazon, BN.com
A tractor draped with an advertising banner struck Jessie O'Bourne as a fun way to promote Montana's Crooked Creek Art Expo, until she saw the bullet holes in the back window.
The Desire Card
Lee Matthew Goldberg. Fahrenheit Press. $13.99 paper (309p), ISBN 978-1-912526-35-2
Fahrenheit-press.com, Amazon
Any wish fulfilled for the right price: that's the promise the card gives to its elite clients. But the price may be more menacing than they could ever imagine.
The Destiny Relic
Ed Mitchell. California Coast Publishing. $15.95 paper (312p), ISBN 978-0-9668447-1-9; $9.99 e-book, ISBN 978-0-9668447-8-8
Amazon, Apple iBooks, Baker & Taylor, BN.com, Kobo, OverDrive
Hank Cameron is the most hated and most hunted man in the Middle East. He's been framed for stealing a religious relic that could end or inflame warfare around the world.
Fat Chance
R.J. Leahy. R.J. Leahy. $2.99 e-book, ASIN B00B3DROPW
Wisecracking New York City PI Sean McDermott is coerced into helping solve a missing persons case in rural New Mexico.
The Jew: Novel Based on a True Story
Dominik Poleski. Xlibris. $15.99 paper (252p), ISBN 978-1-5245-8308-8; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-5245-8309-5
This is a survival story of a Jewish teenager and his mother in a small, isolated, and backward town in a Communist totalitarian state, amid hostility, discrimination, injustice, and poverty.
The Last Chance Lawyer: A Daniel Pike Novel
William Bernhardt. Babylon Books. $14.99 paper (344p), ISBN 978-1-948263-36-8
Lawyer Daniel Pike agrees to handle a simple adoption but soon discovers connections to a much larger conspiracy involving Florida gangs, Salvadoran cartels, politics—and murder.
A Mutual Addiction
Mary Widdicks. Outmanned Publishing. $14.99 paper (316p), ISBN 978-1-73297-620-7; $4.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-73297-621-4
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For Cressida Dunhill, dreamless sleep is like dying every night. Then she meets Vee and realizes a mutual addiction might save her dreams. But at what cost?
The Scribe's Deceit
Michael Berens. MJBerens Research. $2.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-73204-052-6
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The sudden death of an old priest and the discovery of a mysterious ancient fragment send a young woman and her mother on a life-changing adventure in the Judaean desert.
The Toy Maker's Key (Every Now and Then)
J. Monroe McCoy. Dorrance Publishing. $21 paper (338p), ISBN 978-1-4809-9283-2
Jim is a simple man with a simple plan—until fate takes him on a journey to another place and time. His logs tell of a dangerous serial killer. As of today, Jim is still missing.
Venice Beach: A Novel
Emily Gallo. CreateSpace. $12.95 paper (344p), ISBN 978-1-5054-5621-9
Abebooks, Alibris, Amazon, BN.com
Finn, a hard-drinking and cantankerous Irish writer, is in the midst of a downward spiral. After his wife's death, he finds himself penniless and is forced to move in with his daughter.
The 21st Centuryon
Clay Moor. AuthorHouse. $13.95 paper (392p), ISBN 978-1-58721-955-9; $4.95 e-book, ISBN 978-1-5246-5480-1
Moor's tale tells why, in the author's view, America is a jumble of overlapping neuroses culminating in herd psychosis. It also mirrors the events of the society from years ago.
Jacques St-Malo. Ballista Press. $15.29 paper (342p), ISBN 978-0-578-44629-5; $5.14 e-book, ASIN B07M6V9Y21
World powers compete to control the genetics of intellect, and a man's DNA holds a key piece of the puzzle.
Darkness on the Horizon
Christopher Renna. Christopher Renna. $10.99 paper (295p), ISBN 978-0-578-44403-1
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Two friends offer Morgan the love he doesn't receive at home. Soon he learns their dark secret. Because of his love for them, it's a secret he promises to keep.
Kairos (Quest for a New World #2)
Donald Morgan Edwards. Xlibris. $19.99 paper (238p), ISBN 978-1-984530-12-7; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-984530-11-0
Edwards is back with a story of survival as eight individuals and their children struggle to establish a human colony on a distant planet.
Marla L. Anderson. Wolfheart Press. $18.99 paper (432p), ISBN 978-0-9963249-2-2; $3.99 e-book, ASIN B07C74RTJR
Amazon, BN.com
Daniel Walker's ambition to colonize a new world risks the life of the woman he loves and turns an unscrupulous nanotechnologist into a determined foe.
P.I.N.T.S. (Perpetrators Initiating Natural Tolerance Selection): The Blood Books, Vol. 1
T. Harris. Theresa M. Harris. $19.99 paper (376p), ISBN 978-0-692-09446-4
Twice-convicted felon Jane enters the Absolution Program to gain a new life. But Jane may find out the verdict regarding forgiveness has already been passed.
Project Tau
Jude Austin. KDP. $3.13 e-book, ASIN B01MF6X57D
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Clones (known as Projects) are viewed as no more than animals under the law. Kalin Taylor has never questioned this, until one day he ends up on the other side of that fence.
Prophecy of a Planet: The Meeting
Anthony B. Smellie. Xlibris. $15.99 paper (88p), ISBN 978-1-984571-67-0; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-984571-66-3
Amazon, BN.com, Books-a-Million, Powell's
Matoca makes an agreement with the Dark One to take control of Icka. Four clans find out and get together to stop him.
Bryan DeMinico. Balboa Press. $22.99 paper (362p), ISBN 978-1-982220-18-1
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In the year 3421, human, novus, and alien races coexist. The Galactic Interpol Society sends Agent Jonah to investigate stolen codes capable of crippling an artificial Earth-like planet.
Double Wow
Shellie Green-Baker. Xlibris. $19.99 paper (174p), ISBN 978-1-984509-36-9; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-984509-37-6
A young woman fights to get away from her abductor only to have him abduct her again.
The Portrait
Cassandra Austen. Apollo Grannus Books. $14.99 paper (337p), ISBN 978-1-73251-580-2; $4.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-73251-581-9
Amazon, BN.com
Lady Catherine, banished to the countryside as a useless girl with a lame leg, inherits a secret family title. But one reckless decision from the past may ruin her chance at happiness.
Rock Hard (Chord Brothers #1)
M.J. Roberts. Eminent Press. $4.99 e-book, ISBN 978-0-463-58395-1
Amazon, Smashwords
Drummer Ryder Chord has avoided feelings since the tragedy. Now Lexi tests his reserve and sanity. Rule #1 of bands: you never sleep with your friend's sister when they're both in the band.
640 Acres and Dirt Poor
Janet Godwin Meyer. AuthorHouse. $28.99 paper (590p), ISBN 978-1-5462-0555-5; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-5462-0554-8
In her memoir, Meyer argues that working hard has its great advantages, especially when the same values are passed and practiced from one generation to another.
An Affair with Beauty—The Mystique of Howard Chandler Christy: Romantic Illusions
James Philip Head. North Loop Books. $46 hardcover (478p), ISBN 978-1-5456-3527-8
Amazon, BN.com
Painter Howard Chandler Christy returns to life through the eyes of his wife and former model Nancy, who inspires him to create his vision of beauty, the "Christy Girl."
Always My Hero: The Road to Hope & Healing Following My Brother's Death in Afghanistan
Renee Nickell. Lifewise Books. $29.99 hardcover (288p), ISBN 978-1-947279-70-4; $18.99 paper, ISBN 978-1-947279-69-8
Amazon, BN.com, Books-a-Million
When a Marine was killed in action, his sister realized that siblings are often forgotten, fighting through PTSD with no support. She exchanged sorrow for strength to find hope.
Battles of Texas
Joseph P. Regan. Xlibris. $19.99 paper (306p), ISBN 978-1-5434-4456-8; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-5434-4457-5
This book is an anthology of battles fought in Texas from 1758 to 1874 and is for readers with an interest in Texas or military history.
The Book of Enlightenment
Don. Dorrance Publishing. $9 paper (32p), ISBN 978-1-4809-6040-4
The author breaks down the different components of doubt, both theoretically and mathematically, with the aim of helping readers overcome doubts and evolve to enlightenment.
Creating Stories
Hank Quense. Strange Worlds Publishing.
$4.49 e-book, ASIN B01MZ6E3EM
Amazon, Apple iBooks, BN.com, Kobo
This book covers in depth both story design and storytelling.
Death to Life: Memoirs of Wendy Adams
Wendy Adams. Balboa Press. $17.99 paper (260p), ISBN 978-1-5043-0725-3
This memoir shares one woman's journey from a troubled life to becoming a warrior for God.
A Dream for Peace
Ghoulem Berrah. Ghoulem Berrah Foundation. $29.99 paper (644p), ISBN 978-0-578-46076-5
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Freedom fighter for the Independence of Algeria, man of science, and lecturer at the Yale School of Medicine, Berrah describes his efforts to bring about world peace in this memoir.
Endless Days
Jayne McGregor. Xlibris. $19.99 paper (114p), ISBN 978-1-984555-46-5; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-984555-83-0
A single mother falls blindly in love with a handsome, fun-loving surgeon, but after moving in with him, she learns disturbing details about his past. Then his ex-wife cooks up a scheme that lands the woman in jail.
Family Terror Networks
Dean C. Alexander. BookBaby. $14.99 paper (264p), ISBN 978-1-5439-5323-7
This book analyzes the emerging and troubling facets of family terror networks.
From Liberty to Magnolia: In Search of the American Dream
Janice S. Ellis. Christian Faith Publishing. $37.95 hardcover (428p), ISBN 978-1-64114-753-8; $22.95 paper (428p), ISBN 978-1-64114-751-4
Amazon, BN.com, Books-a-Million
Ellis recounts the journey of an African-American woman overcoming racism and sexism in America.
God Must Think I'm A Bad Ass
Essence Unique. Essence Unique. $8.22 e-book, ASIN B07GTB76VN
A 20-year-old is stricken with an incurable brain disorder. She endures nine brain surgeries, and her life is turned upside down. But she prevails and brings light to others.
I'm Alive: A Near Death Encounter, an Out of Body Experience
Jeannette Foltz. Dorrance Publishing. $10 paper (42p), ISBN 978-1-4809-4860-0
In this account of her out-of-body experience, Foltz argues that there is something beyond this world.
Inviting Muslims to Christ: Including Quotations and Commentary from the Bible and Quran
Randall Ireland. Middle East Religious Studies Foundation. $15 paper (254p), ISBN 978-0-692-81648-6; $3 e-book, ISBN 978-0-692-81650-9
Amazon, Barns and Noble, Ingram Publishing
A message to Muslim believers that encourages them to compare the Bible and Koran, presented in a narrative of mutual respect for each faith.
The Irreducible Primary: A Dialogue on Nature, Spirituality, and the Human Condition
Rob Taylor. Rob Taylor. $2.99 e-book, ASIN B07JQLCFK6
An unapologetic challenge to perspectives on spirituality and how they are applied to the constructs of human conduct.
Just a Thought
Richard Byrd. AuthorHouse. $22.99 paper (106p), ISBN 978-1-5462-5228-3; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-5462-5229-0
Each thought in this book is intended to elevate individuals into their own unique directions.
A Layperson's Guide to Legal Research and Self-Help Law Books
Kendall F. Svengalis. New England Law Press. $99.95 hardcover (400p), ISBN 978-0-9963524-9-9
Nelawpress.com, Amazon
A legal research and bibliographical guide to self-help legal literature with reviews of 800 titles in 85 legal specialties.
Leigh: He Carried His Disability with Grace and Dignity
Charlene McIver. Charlene McIver. $25 paper (170p), ISBN 978-0-648-41780-4
Amazon, BN.com, Booktopia, Kobo
A biography of the author's son, who struggled with a physical disability, which covers surgical procedures and hospital shortfalls. His experiences within the hospital initiated changes.
Let's Make a Contract: Getting Your Teen Through Substance Abuse
Ann Schiebert. Andrew Benzie Books. $16.95 paper (280p), ISBN 978-1-941713-84-6
Amazon, BN.com
This book provides step-by-step, up-to-date techniques to help parents lead their teen out of the drug abyss.
Lost Without Him
Carol Scutt. Xlibris. $19.99 paper (190p), ISBN 978-1-984562-11-1; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-984562-10-4
Scutt shares the journey of two teenagers' love based on commitment and determination. Their love for each other and Christ drew them together during all the difficult times.
Loving Difficult People at Difficult Times: A Path Towards Enlightenment
C.E. Herman. Balboa Press. $14.99 paper (218p), ISBN 978-1-4525-8315-0; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-4525-8316-7
Herman attempts to lead readers to an in-depth understanding of unconditional love.
Making Sense of God in This Chaotic World (No Plan B)
James Hammond and Joseph Hammond. Dorrance Publishing. $9 paper (34p), ISBN 978-1-4809-8701-2
The Hammonds present focused meditations on God's love and purpose for humankind. They encourage readers to discover God in their own lives and how to rise up and be an overcomer.
Memories of a Devil: My Life as a Jesuit in Dachau
Chester Fabisiak. Danuta B. Fabisiak. $18.99 paper (452p), ISBN 978-1-73211-700-6
Fabisiak's memoir of his imprisonment at the hands of the Gestapo during WWII is a valuable reminder of the depths of humanity's depravity—and of its grace.
Mike Honeycutt's World of Hunting and Fishing
Mike Honeycutt. Trafford. $13.99 paper (138p), ISBN 978-1-4907-8804-3; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-4907-8809-8
This travel book shares a collection of narratives about the author's hunting and fishing experiences in remote areas of the world.
The Mystery of Life: What's It All About? Discovering the Truth in a Skeptical World
David E. Peeples. Xlibris. $18.99 paper (466p), ISBN 978-1-984510-59-4; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-984510-60-0
This book challenges the standard Western worldview while exploring the questions of origin, meaning, morality, and destiny.
Power to Pray: God's Immense Purposes for Our Simple Prayers
Don Andreson. WestBow Press. $13.95 paper (168p), ISBN 978-1-4497-4818-0
The Bible is filled with stories of people who prayed and saw amazing results. The aim of this book is to increase faith in everyone, so that God can act on Earth as in heaven.
A Professor and CEO: True Story
Richard T. Cheng. Xlibris. $25.99 paper (704p), ISBN 978-1-5434-8132-7; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-5434-8131-0
The book covers over 60 years. It describes the author enduring two wars and how he became the $240 million professor.
Tricia Morrison. Tricia Morrison. $9.99 e-book, ASIN B07NF5VW68
This book introduces readers to the life skill of resilience and brings a fresh perspective on navigating life in this tumultuous and complex world.
Revolutionary Powercycles: The Science of Sweat
Giacomo Fasano. Bookwhip Company. $17.99 paper (718p), ISBN 978-1-948801-97-3
This book offers a program of exercise intended to help readers sweat out harmful lead in the body.
Success Philosophy: Standing on the Shoulders of Sleeping Giants
Daniel J. Skaarup. iUniverse. $13.99 paper (114p), ISBN 978-1-5320-4623-0; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-5320-4624-7
Skaarup aims to help readers learn how to achieve any goal and create success in any career field.
This Day's Joy
Gina Prosch. Lohman Hills Creative. $14.99 paper (386p), ISBN 978-1-984130-73-0
Amazon, Apple iBooks, BN.com, Kobo
This micro-memoir, culled from Prosch's Facebook page, works as a prescription for a more joyful life.
Unadorned in Love, in Bed, or Bedding: Wisdom Confucius Could Have Shared but Didn't
Yang Hanlun. Partridge Publishing. $10.14 paper (64p), ISBN 978-1-5437-4854-3
Amazon, BN.com
This book is a collection of sayings wise ancients like Confucius—if they were still around today—would share with us on love, sex, marriage, and passion, in and out of the bedroom.
We Dwell in Possibilities: What American Women Think About Practically Everything!
Carlotta G. Holton. Dorrance Publishing. $16 paper (202p), ISBN 978-1-4809-9158-3
A journalist and author examines how American women have progressed and what's next. Based on Holton's intensive study of original research, interviews, and analysis.
Woven: Removing Masks, Reclaiming Identity, Restoring Relationships, Reinventing Leadership, Reaching the World
Cynthia K. Stiverson. iUniverse. $20.99 paper (312p), ISBN 978-1-5320-4126-6; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-5320-4125-9
Stiverson shares the story of Woven Women, a sisterhood of love that helps women find support through a ministry with Christ.
Ace Carroway and the Great War
Guy Worthey. CreateSpace. $7.99 paper (112p), ISBN 978-1-976482-39-7
Amazon, Apple iBooks, BN.com
Pilot Cecilia "Ace" Carroway is shot down behind enemy lines. She and her ragtag fellow prisoners must escape to freedom, but Ace won't go without inflicting some damage first.
The Adventures of Vince the Cat: Vince Discovers the Golden Triangle
Heidi Bryant. Ipsum Agency. $11.58 hardcover (55p), ISBN 978-1-9993312-3-8; $6.42 e-book, ISBN 978-1-9993312-4-5
Vince, Heidi, and Jon journey to India, where they visit beautiful sites, experience a Hindu festival, sample the delicious cuisine, and eventually discover the Golden Triangle.
Aki & Paris (A True Story)
Mimi Chester. AuthorHouse. $20.99 paper (38p), ISBN 978-1-5462-4134-8; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-5462-4133-1
This is the real story of an American family of a mom, a dad, an adopted white puppy, and a rescued Maine coon kitten.
A Circle of Sharks: The Secret List
Kelly Tully. Filiorum Publishing. $7.99 paper (112p), ISBN 978-0-9994315-7-3; $4.99 e-book, ISBN 978-0-9994315-8-0
Amazon, Apple iBooks, BN.com, Ingram, Kobo
A secret list of fears has come to life for 10-year-old Ren Singerson, and he will have to find the courage to save himself and the creatures that scare him the most.
Exile of the Sky God
P. Anastasia. Jackal Moon Press. $16.95 hardcover (282p), ISBN 978-0-9974485-7-3; $14.95 paper, ISBN 978-0-9974485-8-0
Amazon, BN.com
An adaptation of the lore behind the sky god Horus, one of the most powerful gods in ancient history. He embarks on a journey of self-discovery with extraordinary revelations.
Farmer's Son, Military Career
Clarence Vold. Page Publishing. $17.95 paper (334p), ISBN 978-1-63417-861-7
Vold sought life beyond what he knew. Answering the call, he serves 30 years with honor in the U.S. Air Force and achieves the distinguished rank of chief master sergeant.
Gularian Islands
Tracey C. Ayres. Balboa Press. $10.64 paper (196p), ISBN 978-1-50431330-8
Amazon, Booktopia
A holiday ends in a plane crash on a remote island where strange things are happening.
Hello, My Name Is Bunny! London
Matt Bloom, illus. by Pippa Mayell. Matt Bloom. $21.95 hardcover (80p), ISBN 978-0-9976425-1-3
Hellobunny-bloom.com, Amazon
Foxes in peril? No problem. Bunny Bloom to the rescue. This is the tale of a small kitty with a big heart who's finally found her fur-ever home and is paying forward her good fortune.
Kennedy and Her Bink/Kennedy y su chupeta: Book 1
Maureen Sky, illus. by Maricella Obando Moya. Xlibris. $15.99 paper (24p), ISBN 978-1-5434-7677-4; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-5434-7678-1
Kennedy loves her bink—her pacifier—and brings it everywhere. However, as she grows, Kennedy knows that she must part with her bink and substitute it for a soft blanket.
Not Gonna Write Poems: A Poetry Book for All the Non Poets
Michael A. Lee, illus. by Michael and Jessica Lee. Lulu. $27.98 hardcover (124p), ISBN 978-1-4834-9712-9; $11.97 paper, ISBN 978-1-4834-9565-1
Apple iBooks, BN.com
A collection of whimsical poetry and drawings for children and adults of all ages.
Olyvianna: The Incontinent Octopus
Cindy Graves, illus. by Mark Ruben Abacajan. Xlibris. $21.99 paper (30p), ISBN 978-1-5434-6368-2; $3.99 e-book, ISBN 978-1-5434-6369-9
A young octopus learns to control her ink by releasing it, thus gaining control by expression, rather than repression.
Sassie's New Home
Erin Albright, illus. by Alexandra Hombs. Albright Creative. $22.95 hardcover (20p), ISBN 978-0-578-45681-2; $14.95 paper (20p), ISBN 978-0-578-44332-4
Amazon, BN.com
This story helps children deal with pet loss. Lanie's beloved dog, Sassie, dies. Lanie's mom explains what heaven is like for dogs and Sassie's important new job in heaven.
Smeagull the Seagull: A True Story
Mark Seth Lender, illus. by Valerie Elaine Pettis. Seahouse Press. $25 hardcover (56p), ISBN 978-1-7321929-0-4
Smeagulltheseagull.com, Amazon
This is the true story of a wild herring gull who knocks on the door to be fed. When Smeagull disappears, it makes clear what an important family member he has become.
Sophia and Leo Save the Day
S.M. Scarlet. S.M. Scarlet. $9.99 paper (32p), ISBN 978-1-79525-591-2
Amazon, BN.com
Sophia and Leo couldn't wait to start their winter adventures together. When they find out the animal rescue shelter will close down in a few days, they know they have to help save it.
Timothy Mean and the Time Machine
William A.E. Ford, illus. by Marcelo Simonetti. William Ford. $9.99 paper (26p), ISBN 978-1-73075-807-2
Amazon, BN.com
Timothy goes on a magical rhyming adventure as he skips through time and pranks with pirates, gets daring with dragons, and even teases a T. rex.


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Living in Spirit provides a rudder which guides us in seas both smooth and stormy. Spirit is the one thing which is always there for us, regardless of the state of all the variables in our lives. A spiritual practice helps us awaken to who we really are. It moves us in the direction of awareness, of trust in the process of life and our own intuitive knowing. A spiritual practice gives us a compass by which to begin navigating our lives anew. It brings us into the present, where healing occurs and where joy perennially resides. A spiritual practice puts us on a course which generates compassion, peace, love, and joy – building self esteem and bringing many blessings to ourselves and to all beings.
The Utility of Living in Spirit
By Jim Papp|2010-05-03T21:12:16-07:00May 3rd, 2010|Categories: Spirituality|
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