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We realize that eating kale is not the most tempting endeavor when it comes to improving your diet. This is why we personally prefer to run our kale through a juicer and just drink all of the vitamins and minerals that it contains. Kale is an acquired taste and personally we do not even like to eat it. So having a juicer that helps get the most of this nutritious vegetable can help circumvent this.
One juicer that we have tried and use on a daily basis is the Omega NC800. This is one of the best juicers out there for juicing leafy greens like spinach, cabbage, and kale. It is a masticating juicer which is the type of machine that you will want to get if you plan on juicing these types of vegetables. Centrifugal juicers simply cannot get very good juice yield out of kale and similar produce and you will end up wasting a lot of time and money.
This particular model from Omega has a tremendous reputation even though it is fairly new to the market. It is a terrific option for leafy vegetables and owners from around the world give it superior scores for its juice quality. Let's look at why this is a great option for your kitchen.
Leafy Greens
As we stated earlier, this juicer really shines with this type of food. Masticating juicers slowly press juice out of from the pulp and this action is ideal for leafy vegetables that do not have a lot of juice in them to begin with. For the maximum yield when making green juices, this is the only machine that you should be contemplating. The NC800 is a terrific choice for not just kale, but for any healthy leafy greens that you wish to juice.
Wider Feed Chute
This is a slow juicer to begin with, but with a larger feed chute you do not have to spend extra time cutting fruits and vegetables into very small pieces just to fit the opening. This is a feature that is new to masticating juicers and it has been a huge time saver for users. Although you can fit in larger pieces, it is also important to not jam a lot in there at once to minimize the risk of clogging.
Quiet Juicing
The NC800 runs at a steady 80 RPM which makes it really quiet when it is running, especially compared to centrifugal juicers which can run at up to 14,000 RPM. You will not have to worry about waking the neighborhood just to make a fresh glass of juice.
Clean Up
This is often an overlooked aspect when juicer shopping, but it is something that is just as important as juice yield. If something is too much of a hassle to do, chances are you will stop doing it and give up. Getting the NC800 clean is a relatively painless process and it should not be an impediment to your juicing habit.
Omega really stands out in this area. This model comes with an impressive 15 year warranty which is tops in its class. This is something that Omega is known for and why they are so popular. Most centrifugal juicers, on the other hand, typically come with only a 1 year warranty. You want to feel confident that your investment is protected and Omega understands that.
Now, this is not a perfect juicer. There are some things that keep it from getting a perfect score.
While it is not the most expensive juicer on the market, it is not cheap either. The NC800 will run between $220 and $300 which is not exactly budget friendly.
A stainless steel body would be a little more sturdy and look a lot better, but this model has a hard plastic shell that might detract from it slightly.
This is not the fastest machine when it comes to juicing, so if you need a speed demon this is not going to be the best option.
Omega NC800 Reviews and Ratings
We highly recommend reading the Turnagain Times 2020 Juicer Ratings Guide to find the perfect solution for your juicing needs. This Omega juice extractor gets rave reviews on multiple fronts.
Hail The Kale
Despite its minor issues, the NC800 is an exceptional juice extractor that is perfect for juicing kale. We have thrown probably a hundred pounds of it through this machine without so much as a hiccup. The juice quality and juice yield is second to none in our opinion and we highly recommend it.


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Hydrocolloid dressings in wound management
As a part of a new series looking at wound dressings, rosie Pudner discusses the advantages and use of hydrocolloids.
Rosie Pudner, BA(Hons) RGN RCNT Dip.N.Ed. Dip. App.S.S.(Open) is a Senior Lecturer - Tissue viability, faculty of Health and Social Care Sciences, Kingston University and St.George's hospital Medical School, London.
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|FDI dips by 16 percent
|Wednesday, 01 October 2008
It relates to stable political system, infrastructure
FDI in Bangladesh had reportedly fallen by 16 percent over the last one year. This was stated by the World Investment Report which cited political unrests as well as lack of adequate gas and power supply as the main reasons behind such a fall in FDI. The report also stated that Bangladesh has been able to tap into a mere 3.4 percent of the global flow of FDIs. Developing countries are more or less going crazy over FDI with each state vying with every other to draw in investments from multi-nationals and large business concerns of developed countries. Those states, like India and China, who have the "environment" and the infrastructures, are quite successful in attracting these FDIs in substantial quantities so as to make a positive difference in their economics. As to why this race for FDIs, it's quite simple: developing or less developed states do not have the resources financial, technological and human -to be able to make a breakthrough in their fragile and often doddering economics. Bangladesh, is no exception in this case; in the last two years alone the last year of the BNP and the first year of the Emergency governments there have been reports, at least, in the media that large investors such as Tata, Mittal, Abu Dhabi group etc have submitted proposals and are in negotiation with the government for massive investments in the country both in the industrial and service sectors. But all that has come to nothing, the excuses always being that these investors and investments would be inimical to National Interests. What our government - past and present - fail to understand is that in-country advertisements can perhaps appease the people of the country by showing that the government is doing something about the economy but it is certainly not going to convince a lot of foreign hard-headed businessmen to lay out their money, time and effort in industries or services in Bangladesh. If we seriously wish to compete in the FDI business we ought and need to keep a number of things in our mind(s). The first thing we need to ensure is that we have a stable political system in place which we did not have in the past, which we do not have at present and which we can only hope will be there in the future; the second thing we need to do is to develop our infrastructures both physical as well as financial, such things as good road & rail communications, good and efficient ports, good tele-communication system, sufficient and uninterrupted power supplies, efficient banks and insurances, hassle-free regulatory procedures and processes for setting up business and enterprises etc. One could go on with the list for the next couple of pages but suffice it to say that unless we have the "infrastructures" in place, we will be unable to draw FDIs; the third thing we ought to keep in mind is that FDIs must "substantially" contribute to the economy of Bangladesh otherwise FDIs are as good as useless. The last but not the least factor we need to pay attention to is our education. We need to have people and that too young people who have technical proficiency, at least theoretically, in all fields of engineering, management, finance and banking, in computers and information technology, in human resources and in law. Unless we have the above conditions FDIs are not going to come by however much we may advertise and propagate the issue; such activities convince no one, neither the foreigner nor yet our own citizens..
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You may have recently heard about some new additions to the Amazon Pantry service due to a deal they have done to team up with Morrisons* to provide fresh, frozen and non-perishable goods via the Amazon Pantry service.
Even though I am an Amazon prime member, this is the first time that I had heard about Amazon Pantry*, so I am guessing that many of you won't have heard about it either. With this in mind, I thought that I would take a closer look at the service to write this Amazon Pantry review, to help give you a good understanding of what the Amazon Pantry service is all about and to help you decide if this is a service that you would like to try out.
What is Amazon Pantry?
Amazon Pantry* is an online shop exclusive to Prime members, where you can buy your everyday essentials and have them delivered straight to your door. Essentially this is very similar to doing a food shop online with the main supermarkets, the difference with Amazon Pantry however is that you don't need to book a delivery slot, which means that the delivery charges don't fluctuate depending on what time of day you are booked in for. This may come as either good news or bad news depending on how much you depend on certain delivery times.
What are the delivery options?
So, what exactly are the delivery details. Well I think that the first thing to note is that your goods aren't packed into bags, you shop by filling up boxes. To Amazon Prime* members the first box has a fee of £2.99, if you fill that box then each additional box you use within the shop will come with a 99p charge. To order through Amazon Pantry you don't have to fill a box, you can just buy the items you are after and pay the £2.99 delivery cost for those items.
When placing your order you don't have to book a delivery slot. The delivery is formatted in the same way as any other order, but you can leave a note to the driver to leave with a neighbour, or in a safe place, if you are concerned that it may be delivered while you are out.
Do they have good offers?
Well now we know the basics of Amazon Pantry, I am sure you are all wanting to know if there are any good offers to be had through this service. Well, the answer is yes there are offers such as certain items being reduced to £1 and at the time of writing you can get a packet of 240 Tetley tea bags for just £2.49. But, if I am being honest I don't think that as a whole it is a very cheap way to shop. Things such as cereal and other basics cost a bit more than I am happy to pay. Although saying that, it could just be me being a bit too tight with the purse strings. 🙂
How do they compare to other supermarket delivery services?
After looking at the delivery details, we can see how Amazon Pantry is different to other supermarket delivery services. You don't have to worry about paying more for your delivery just because the time that is suitable to you happens to be their busiest periods. However, this can also be a hindrance if you are only in at certain points in the day, or you don't want to have to stay at home all day because you don't have a specific time for your delivery booked. On the other hand though, if you don't mind staying in, or you're happy to have your parcel left with a neighbour or in a safe place, then it is a great way to save a bit of money.
Another area where I can see a difference is the amount of goods that Amazon Pantry have to offer. It may just be me, but I don't think that they have as much stock as the main supermarkets. This being said however, I do think that the range in make up that Amazon Pantry has to offer is brilliant! So this alone could save you a trip up into town. 🙂
Want to give it a try?
If you think that you would like to give Amazon Pantry a try*, why not do it this month. They currently have an offer where if you purchase four of the listed products then they will deliver the £2.99 box for free. This offer expires at 11:59 pm on 31st March 2016, so if you think that this is something you would like to try out, why not make use of this great deal.
Have you used Amazon Pantry before? What are your thoughts on the service?


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Rabbits are an introduced species that threaten ecological, agricultural and forestry assets in Australia and New Zealand. Despite decades of control effort, including the release of Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV), rabbits remain a major pest in Australasia. Because eradication of rabbits is not possible, effective management of the rabbit problem requires sustained control, using current best practice application of multiple control tools.
Decision Support Systems (DSS) can help land managers and advisory staff (such as Local Land Service staff) with decisions of when, where and how to manage rabbits, guided by best practice, using interactive tools that provide information, model analysis and decision guides. DSS need to be fit for purpose to ensure their relevance, and use software that is accurate, easy to use, and adaptable, so that new information can be easily incorporated.
The Invasive Animals CRC in collaboration with Landcare Research NZ is developing two DSS to support rabbit management under a participatory approach that focuses on the needs of stakeholders, who are involved at all stages of the development process. The DSS are:
- Conservation land DSS –to support decisions under limited funding allocation for rabbit management in public lands of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT).
- Production land DSS – a learning tool that illustrates the cost-benefits of alternative control protocols on wool production farms in the Central Tablelands of New South Wales (NSW), Australia.
These DSS have been developed for specific end-users, but they are provided as open-source tools so they can be adapted to similar situations elsewhere.
DSSs are important tools that can support decision making, knowledge management, collaboration and learning. However, effective rabbit management also depends on additional social, economic, and legislative factors. For example, community involvement to carry out coordinated landscape-level control programs is more effective than localised efforts; legislation encourages individuals to manage rabbits on their properties; training provides technical experience on how to carry out control. Consideration of these additional factors, not supported by DSS, is important in ensuring the success of a program.
We therefore propose that projects aimed at supporting rabbit management (including DSS development projects) should use an outcomes-based approach for project management and evaluation commonly known as 'Theory of Change'. This approach guides projects to focus on what difference they are making (outcomes) rather than what they are doing (outputs), and paints a big picture of where the project's activities and outputs fit to achieve these outcomes. For rabbit management to be effective we need to keep in mind that the ultimate outcomes are protecting and enhancing environmental, social and economic assets, not just killing rabbits.
Further reading
- Williams K, Parer I, Coman B, Burley J, Braysher M (1995). Managing vertebrate pests: rabbits. Canberra, Australia: Bureau of Resource Sciences and CSIRO Division of Wildlife and Ecology. 284 p.
- Vere DT, Jones RE, Saunders G (2004). The economic benefits of rabbit control in Australian temperate pastures by the introduction of rabbit haemorrhagic disease. Agricultural Economics 30: 143-155. doi: 10.1111/j.1574-0862.2004.tb00183.x
- Williams CK, Moore RJ (1995). Effectiveness and cost-efficiency of control of the wild rabbit, Oryctolagus cuniculus (L.) by combinations of poisoning, ripping, fumigation, and maintenance fumigation. Wildlife Research 22: 253-269. doi: 10.1071/WR9950253
- Cooke B (2002). Rabbit haemorrhagic disease: field epidemiology and the management of wild rabbit populations. Revue scientifique et technique (International Office of Epizootics) 21: 347-358.
- Parkes JP, Glentworth B, Sullivan G (2008). Changes in immunity to rabbit haemorrhagic disease virus, and in abundance and rates of increase of wild rabbits in Mackenzie Basin, New Zealand. Wildlife Research 35: 775-779. doi: 10.1071/WR08008
- Cooke BD (2012). Planning landscape-scape rabbit control. Canberra, Australia: Invasive Animal Cooperative Research Centre. 33 p.
- Hung S-Y, Ku Y-C, Liang T-P, Lee C-J (2007). Regret avoidance as a measure of DSS success: an exploratory study. Decision Support Systems 42: 2093-2106. doi: 10.1016/j.dss.2006.05.006
- Volk M, Lautenbach S, van Delden H, Newham LTH, Seppelt R (2010). How can we make progress with decision support systems in landscape and river basin management? Lessons learned from a comparative analysis of four different decision support systems. Environmental Management 46: 834-849. doi: 10.1007/s00267-009-9417-2
- Walker DH (2002). Decision support, learning and rural resource management. Agricultural Systems 73: 113-127. doi: 10.1016/S0308-521X(01)00103-2
- Hayman PT, Easdown WJ (2002). An ecology of a DSS: reflections on managing wheat crops in the northeastern Australian grains region with WHEATMAN. Agricultural Systems 74: 57-77. doi: 10.1016/S0308-521X(02)00018-5
- Shtienberg D (2013). Will decision-support systems be widely used for the management of plant diseases? Annual Review of Phytopathology 51: 1-16. doi: 10.1146/annurev-phyto-082712-102244
- Voinov A, Bousquet F (2010). Modelling with stakeholders. Environmental Modelling and Software 25: 1268-1281. doi: 10.1016/j.envsoft.2010.03.007
- McCown RL (2001). Learning to bridge the gap between science-based decision support and the practice of farming: Evolution in paradigms of model-based research and intervention from design to dialogue. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 52: 549-471. doi: 10.1071/AR00119
- Jakku E, Thorburn P (2009). A conceptual framework for guiding the participatory development of agricultural development of agricultural decision support systems. Socio-Economics and the Environment in Discussion CSIRO Working Paper Series 2009-12: 1-33.
- McCown RL, Carberry PS, Hochman Z, Dalgliesh NP, Foale MA (2009). Re-inventing model-based decision support with Australian dryland farmers. 1. Changing intervention concepts during 17 years of action research. Crop and Pasture Science 60: 1017-1030. doi: 10.1071/CP08455


text: Introduction to Blacksmithing Published by rarmstrong on January 22, 2019 Calendar Tickets When: September 14, 2019 @ 9:15 am – 12:00 pm 2019-09-14T09:15:00-04:00 2019-09-14T12:00:00-04:00 Cost: Members - $65 / Non-Members - $70 In this basic introduction to Blacksmithing, participants will work alongside an experienced blacksmith to learn some history and basics of the craft. At the end of each session everyone takes home their very own simple project along with the experience of working in a 1800s period blacksmith shop! Maximum 3 people per session. Registration deadline: Wednesday, September 11th at Noon. *Participants must be 16 years of age or older.


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Would you be able to help me to establish if this song is a blues song in the key of G:
I am not very good in understanding blues, but blues uses different scales than classical music.
Is this song sound is G blues scale (G,Bb,C,Db,D,F,G)
I did replayed intro and main groove bass line:
Main Groove bass line
Notes played G,F,D,G,C,C,G,F,D,G.
Intro bass line
It sounds like he is playing G,G,A,Bb,Bb,B,C,Db,D,Eb. for the first 4 bars.
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Miss Kari
Kari James brings a diversity of experience as a dancer, choreographer and administrator. She is a lifetime dancer and performer with a long established career in St. Louis which includes owner of Steps Unlimited Dance Studio, Instructor at Webster University, Instructor/Choreographer at Center of Creative Arts (COCA) and Director of Kari James Dance Network which concentrates on tap and jazz for the adult student and performer. In addition, she is a judge with International Dance Challenge and judges dance competitions in various cities across the U.S. She continues her studies with top choreographers and holds dear her friendship to long time friend and mentor, Frank Hatchett of the Broadway Dance Center. Her tap experience includes time spent with Lane Alexander, Dianne Walker and Germaine Goodson. Performing credits include "Sugar Babies" in California and "Big Break" hosted by Natalie Cole.


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Whether it's in your job title or not, chances are you and your teams engage in project management. Project management is the leadership, planning, and oversight associated with the creation of a unique product or outcome. Unlike recurring business processes, such as carrying out sweeping or paving services, a project is a one-time endeavor with a specific goal. It might be the development of a new product, a market research report needed for expansion, or the redesign of employee policies. These big picture projects take up time and resources, and they are often overshadowed by day-to-day demands and problems. But we can all think of projects that, if completed, would improve our companies and further our goals.
A well-planned and overseen project fulfills objectives, stays under budget, and comes in on time. But this is easier said than done. There are many great project management resources online, but in this article we give a brief overview of the five components or "process groups" in the life of a project. These groups are not so much linear steps as they are key elements of any project; understanding the purpose of each will help you map out your project from start to finish and ensure success.
The key to successfully starting any project is communication. Imagine you are assembling a team to design a new employee incentive program. Who are the key stakeholders in such a project? Obviously the employees themselves will be affected, but so will the managers who have to oversee new programs. Perhaps, your HR person will have input regarding company policy and your controller understands how the project will impact the budget. Talking with all of these people will clarify the possibilities and constraints of this project. Either through individual conversations or a group brainstorming meeting, together you can develop a shared and achievable vision for this new program.
If project initiation tells you what direction you're going, planning gives you the map. Some aspects of planning are intuitive, such as assessing total costs and developing a timeline. But even more importantly, the project planning phase is an exercise in risk management, where you consider everything that might go wrong with a project and then try to mitigate those risks. What might go wrong in the development of an incentive program? Perhaps the worst possibility for any new initiative is that it completely fails: what if employees do not like or utilize the incentive program, making the entire project a waste? Brainstorm with your stakeholders what could be done to mitigate this. Perhaps you could survey employees about which rewards would most incentivize them. You might come up with a small scale reward opportunity and see how many employees participate. Gathering such information ensures your project delivers an outcome which meets expectations and makes a meaningful contribution to the company.
Once the resources are in place, the schedules set, and everyone's roles and objectives clearly defined, the project can begin. And in the Execution phase, the name of the game becomes accountability. As Project Manager (officially or unofficially) it is your responsibility to make sure your team is on task. Depending on the project scope, this may require weekly group or individual meetings. For more long-term projects, monthly check-ins may suffice. Whatever the case, your most important job is to support your team in their tasks and continually reinforce how their piece of the project contributes to the big picture. Our next article will go more in-depth about the leadership component of project management. For now, remember that everyone wants to know their work matters, that however small their project piece, it is nonetheless essential. This mindset will help keep your team on task and on time.
Monitor and Control
This is more an ongoing principle than a step in the process. As Project Manager, one of your key roles is to keep the project within the scope originally set forth. It is not uncommon for new things to be added in or suggested in the middle of a project, a phenomenon called "scope creep." Many people fall prey to "sunk cost" bias: "We've already spent this much. What's another thousand dollars?" This attitude kills projects, expanding them beyond what is feasible given time and resources. Once again, good communication is essential: check in with team members often and talk through their ideas and concerns. In the example of the employee incentive program, perhaps one of your team members is running with an idea far too big for the project, like a trip to Hawaii for the top selling employee. Without discouraging creativity, a habit of careful monitoring and controlling can keep all team members on board with the original plan and avoid any major pitfalls.
Closing your project is an exercise in revisiting the original goals and assessing if and how successfully they have been met. In our previous outcome, ideally, you will have created an employee incentive program that boosts morale and increases productivity. But regardless of the outcome, carefully summarize and document how the project went. You may want to give evaluations for individual members, identifying strengths and weaknesses and helping them understand how they can be more effective on future teams. Facilitate concluding conversations with the original stakeholders, ensuring the project has met everyone's expectations. Ideally, you will have achieved an outcome that benefits your company, and what you've learned will enhance the success of future projects.
In next month's article, we'll cover the essential leadership qualities needed to direct a project team. From all of us here at NiteHawk…
Kogon, Kory, Suzette Blakemore, and James Wood. (2015) Project Management for the Unofficial Project Manager. Dallas: BenBella Books, Inc.


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As promised, here's a peek at the printer's proof of the Omnibus! I'm surprised, in comparison, how nicely the mock-up I printed at Staples came out I cut the cover out from the untrimmed proof the printer sent, and it's nice to hold the whole thing as an assembled unit. The cover came out darker and a tad more red than I'd expected, so I've made some adjustments to the file, and I may request a second cover proof to verify the improvement. All in all, lookin' good!
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text: Naviance is an online career and college platform that the guidance office will be utilizing with students often. It is an excellent program for students to research careers they are interested in and identify what steps they need to take in high school and beyond to reach their goals. There are many great features, including scholarship lists, resume builders, career assessments, and more. Every student in the high school has an account. While we will work with the students during the day to use the program, students are also encouraged to sign in independently.


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Report from June 1995
The Council of the Southern African Permafrost Group (SAPG) has changed again, with Stefan Grab (University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg) now taking over as president from Margaret Marker (University of Cape Town). Wilson Rooy (University of Pretoria) and Ian Meiklejohn (University of Pretoria) remain as secretaryltreasurer and IPA representative respectively.
Some members attended and presented papers at a special Periglacial Session of the SASQUA (Southern African Society for Quaternary Research) Biennial Conference, held in Cape Town from 30 April to 6 May 1995. Papers presented included:
- Interpretation of relict periglacial landforms in the High Drakensberg: Pleistocene or Holocene? (S. Grab)
- Evidcnce for perennial snowbeds and Quaternary glaciation in the eastern Cape Drakensberg (C. Lewis)
- Cenozoic sequences from Lesotho (M. Marker)
- Valley asymmetry in the High Drakensberg: What are the palaeoclimatic implications? (I. Meiklejohn)
- Debris deposits at Bannermans Pass, KwaZulu/Natal Drakensberg: Some palaeoclimatic implications (P. Stunner, I. Meiklejohn and S. Currie)
The debates at the SASQUA conference again highlighted the considerable differences in opinion regarding the interpretation of Quaternary periglacial/glacial landforms in southern Africa. The stimulating and sometimes heated discussion is seen as healthy for the discipline, particularly as there are so few periglacial researchers in southern Africa. This bodes well for a more rigorous scientific approach and an improvement in the periglacial/glacial research component
of southern African Quaternary studies. In future, SAPG sessions and field meetings will be closely associated with the
Southern African Association of Geomorphologists and SASQUA biennial meetings, which are held during alternate years, so that we will all be able to meet on an annual basis.
Given the small academic community in southern Africa, it is indeed gratifying to note how many researchers are currently
involved in periglacial research. Stefan Grab, Paul Sumner and Ian Meiklejohn are continuing investigations in the KwaZulu/Natal regions of the Drakensberg and adjacent areas of Lesotho, where research is focused on debris deposits,
slope deposits and patterned ground. Colin Lewis is working on similar periglacial features in the Eastern-Cape Drakensberg as well as evidence for Quaternary glaciation, while Jan Boelhouwers and Wilson Rooy continue their work on
periglacial features and other slope deposits in the Western Cape Mountains. It can be seen that much of the research
conducted concerns the Quaternary, primarily as a result of the debate highlighted above and due to the marginal nature of contemporary periglacial activity.
Submitted by Ian Meiklejohn
Report from December 1995
Stefan Grab examined active and relict periglacial features on Mt. Kenya during July 1995 and is ascertaining the implications of such landforms on equatorial climatic change. In September 1995, he visited Mt. Inyangani (the highest summit in Zimbabwe) to determine the occurrence of relict periglacial landforms near the summit area. Stefan is continuing with his detailed analysis on the high Drakensberg periglacial environment. Colin Lewis presented a paper at the INQUA meeting in Berlin on evidence for Quaternary glaciation in the Eastern Cape Drakensberg mountains; his research in the area is ongoing.
Circulars for the IVth Southern African Association of Geomorphologists (SAAG) Biennial Conference, to be hosted by the University of the Western Cape in Cape Town, South Africa, from 8 to 10 July 1996, have been circulated. The Southern African Permafrost Group (SAPG) is an affiliate member of SAAG and there will be a "SAPG session" at the conference.
The conference will be followed by a two-day technical workshop titled: Design and Instrumentation for Soil and Water Loss Estimations on Plot, Slope and Catchment Scales. Contact: Theo Scheepers at The Department of Earth Sciences, University of the Western Cape, PIBag X17,7535 Belville, South Africa. Tel: +27-21-959 299512223, Fax: +27-2 1-959 2266.E-mail:email@example.com
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Antietam 150: The Dead of the Maryland Campaign
25 August 2012
[last update 10 March 2019]
Attached to this post is my first feeble attempt at a list of individual soldiers who died on the Maryland Campaign of 1862 – those killed or mortally wounded in action, or otherwise died as a result of their presence there. As far as I know there is no single, comprehensive list anywhere. This one is a start.
I have been motivated in part by the upcoming memorial reading of the names of the Dead of Antietam at the Antietam National Cemetery on Sunday, September 16. ANB Ranger Alann Schmidt is leading the effort, and put out a call for names to add to the lists of local burials he already has available (National Cemetery, Rose Hill, Mt Olivet, and Elmwood). I hope to be able to contribute some others.
The following nicely summarizes what we're up against here, though. It's from the folks at the Western Maryland Regional Library:
According to the Antietam National Battlefield website 2,100 Union solders were killed, 9,550 were wounded, and 750 were listed as missing or captured. Of the Confederate soldiers, 1,550 were killed, 7,750 were wounded and 1,020 missing or captured. The number of men who died of their wounds or the number of missing who had been killed is not known. A conservative estimate of 20% of the wounded dying of their wounds and 30% of the missing killed gives an approximate number of soldiers who died as a result of this battle at 7,640.
This doesn't even consider the hundreds who died in other action and of other causes during the Campaign – on South Mountain, at Harpers Ferry, at Shepherdstown, and in all the skirmishes in between.
The initial list contained a little over 2,700 names – less than 1/3 of those who died. I'm adding names to my database all the time, though, so the list will grow, and I will post new editions here periodically. As of March 2019 it contains 6,305 names.
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The iconic photograph here is by Alexander Gardner. He took it on September 19th or 20th, 1862 on the battlefield at Antietam, and titled it "A Lonely Grave". Bill Frassanito did some masterful research for his book and identified the grave in question as that of Private John Marshall of the 28th Pennsylvania Infantry. I got my copy of the photograph from the Library of Congress.
The quote above from the Western Maryland Regional Library is on their fine WHILBR site in a page about Confederate burials on the campaign.
9 Responses to "Antietam 150: The Dead of the Maryland Campaign"
T.F. says:
September 1st, 2013 at 7:52 pm
A great-great-uncle of mine was Private WIlliam Moore Sayre of Co K 66th OVI. Missed Antietam becuase he was detailed to guard Regimental Cattle. however he was at Gettysburg with the 66th OVI. He died of wounds in a skirmish June 16, 1864 In Georgia. He is buried in National Cemetery, Marietta Georgia but as an unknown-his id was apparently lost. Sorry no known picture of him. See find a grave # 41082840
Bill Marvel says:
November 5th, 2014 at 9:48 pm
If you are looking for additional names, I noticed that you had no killed from the U.S. Sharpshooters. I was looking specifically for Robert F. Twombly, Co. G, 2nd USSS, who was killed in the Cornfield, to see if he was buried (as I presume) in Antietam National Cemetery. The grave locator lists no Twombly.
Brian says:
November 6th, 2014 at 10:14 am
Thanks Bill! I've added a page for Private Twombly. I couldn't find his burial place either, though. I'll get to adding others of the Sharpshooters who were at Antietam as I can.
James S Weeks says:
April 10th, 2016 at 2:48 pm
I find Willian C. (Cullam) Robinson listed on the dead of Maryland Campaigns. I know he was shot in the head at Antietam on the first day during the Cornfield skirmish, but did not die until 6-7 days later. His brother-in-law came down to see him but missed his death by a day, he wrote that he buried him near a large tree by the "Hospital" with either his name or Initials carved in a tree and a couple of boards, with the idea of returning the next Spring to retrieve the body, but that did not apparently happen.
He is listed as MWIA which I assume is Missing While In Action, his brother-in-law stated that Cullan wondered off the battlefield in a daze and was found and taken to a hospital but never regained conscientiousness. Do you have any record of him being buried at Antietam National Cemetery either by name or Initials?
Brian says:
April 13th, 2016 at 9:34 pm
Thanks for the great details, James. I've updated Corporal Robinson's page. We use MWIA as short for Mortally Wounded in Action. I haven't found a record for him being buried at Antietam National Cemetery, though he could have been, perhaps among the many Unknowns.
Steve Lewis says:
January 4th, 2019 at 6:12 pm
Thank you for all your work! On your details on the list of dead, Pg 96 listing the dead by State, the information you have for Private Jeremiah H. Pile, PA 128 PAI, is correct. He is buried at St. Paul's Cemetery (also known as Amityville Cemetery) in Amityville, Amityville Township, PA. (Source is Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Dept of Military Affairs, Record of Burial Place of Veteran. Thank you! keep up the great work!
Brian says:
January 4th, 2019 at 9:01 pm
Thanks Steve! I've updated the AotW database for Private Pile to add his burial place (and other details), so that will be included next time I run an update to the Dead List.
ROBERT S LESHINSKI says:
July 20th, 2019 at 1:56 pm
Brian- the information on Sgt George Wilson is limited on your site. He was born in Aberdeen, Scotland about 1839. He was a plumber by trade and worked for his father in NYC before the war. His remaims were returned to the family [by train] and he was laid to rest on Sunday, May 31, 1863, at New York Bay- Bay View Cemetery across the Hudson in New Jersey. His parents [George and Margaret Wilson], my Great-Great Grandparents on my mother's side, had a contract with Aaron Good. A letter from George & Margaret to Aaron Good has been on display at the Antietam Battlefield Museum. The staff at the Battlefield was kind enough to provide me with a digital copy of the original letter. Unfortunately, no photos of Sgt. Wilson exist to my knowledge. Sgt. Wilson was George & Margaret's oldest child and the only one born in Scotland. Their next oldest child, Alexander [my Great-Grandfather] served in the Union Navy [1864-1865] and survived the war.
Brian says:
July 31st, 2019 at 12:33 pm
Thanks very much for the information, Robert. I've updated Sergeant Wilson's page.


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par Frédéric Florin, Gwenaël Daval
We went to London again and we visited Camden. It was very atypical. There were a craft market and a lot of souvenir shops. Unfortunately, it rained all morning and it was cold that's why we came to Starbucks to drink a hot chocolate.
Then, we came back to the bus and we went to Madame Tussauds. We saw many wax statues of celebrities like Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, Will.I.Am, Barack Obama, Kim Kardashian ... but also characters of cartoon movies' wax statues such as Shrek, Spider-Man ...
Finally, we watched a 4D movie about Marvel heroes who saved London.
This was my favourite day even if it rained most of the time.
Wednesday, March 28th
After 2 hours of bus, we arrived in London.
First, we have visited the Tower Bridge with the bus.
Like yesterday, it was raining…
Then, we arrived in Camden Town. The area hosts street markets and music. We can buy a lot of things !
In the morning, we went shopping, The Camden Market offers many food stalls. The markets of Camden Town are grouped in Camden Market. There were a lot of stores ! We had got a free time and we have bought many memories.Before, the Camden Market was a stable.
After, we went to the museum of Madame Tussaud. It looks like the Grévin museum. There were a lot of celebrities in waxen such as Morgan Freeman, Brad Pit, Emma Watson, Donald Trump, Cristiano Ronaldo… There were casts, athletes, politicians, super heroes…
Moreover we took a type of taxi (attraction) which retraces the history of the city of London. The tour ends with the 4D attraction. It was Great.
To finish, we joined our families for our last night. It was a great day !
Today, it was raining like yesterday.
We went in London and we drove on Tower Bridge to go to Camden town.
In Camden, we had 3 hours of free time at 10.30am and we saw a lot of shops like food or jewels shops. We ate in KFC and we joined the others students and the teachers in the meeting point at 1.30pm.
After Camden, we went to Mme Tussauds museum. It's a wax museum where there is a lot of celebrities like Hitchcock, Ronaldo, Stephen Hawking, the royal family and many others.
At 5pm, we left London to Dartford where our families are living and it's the last night in their houses.
Hi !
I will tell you about my day in London. This morning, we went to Camden.
To begin with, we have discovered a lot of different shops. There were so many souvenirs in shops. I have got 75 £ and I spent 39 £ in gifts for my family and me. It was a very great moment with friends and there were many things at cheaper cost.
Then, I met a British man who was working at the shop and he gave me three keyrings so I didn't have to pay for them.
Furthermore, in the afternoon, we have visited the museum of Madame Tussaud's in which we have seen sculptures of famous people like Angelina Jolie, Leonardo Di Caprio … Then, we have seen a short film in 4D in which there were some heroes like Spiderman, an amazing film ! However, there were also royal sculptures of the Queen Elizabeth, Prince William and Kate.
Finally, today was an exceptional day, it was so excited. I hope that tomorrow will be the same thing !
Today, the 28th of March we went to London (Camden). We visited the town and we did shopping at the same time. I bought souvenirs gifts for my family. The weather was very cold. After that we went to Madame Tussaud's museum. It was really cool because we could see lot of celebrities and we took photos with them. There are different activies like a cinema in 4D at the end where we could see a movie about superheroes so it was very fun. Then we went back to our host family thanks to the bus.


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The following book titles made it to the Elite Eight – Hunger Games, Anya's Ghost, Between Shades of Grey, Death Note, Fairy Tale, Marked, The Reluctant Assassin, and Hauntings.
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Traditionally, jewellery art in Holland was a craft that took its importance from, among other things, the many national costumes and the jewellery that went with them. Apart from its function as ornament it also conveyed meaning: jewellery worn during mourning or on the occasion of birth, marriage or other special events.
When the traditional costumes disappeared from the scene, the craft of jewellery making lost some of its importance, but the know-how remained and increasingly the craft developed into a form of art. These days, jewellery art, as a lesser-known branch of the plastic arts, is often regarded as a separate group within the world of design.
In the past ten years, jewellery art which combines autonomous artistic skill, design, craftsmanship and innovation, has undergone a rapid development, in the same way as happened, earlier but at a much slower pace, with fashion. There is an increasing number of artists in this field, Holland has some good professional training schools, in Amsterdam a jewellery quarter is in the making and this country has a growing number of internationally known jewellery artists. For a large part the credit for this development may go to SIERAAD Art Fair which will celebrate its tenth edition in the Gashouder on the Westergasterrein in Amsterdam this coming November. Apart from a fair for professionally trained artists, the international event is also a platform, a meeting place for collectors, wearers, aficionados, observers, curators and, especially, enterprising artists. Without SIERAAD Art Fair Dutch professional jewellery artists would have less turnover, less exposure, less market, less recognition, and Holland would not take up a prominent position and have a far less appealing potential than is the case at the moment.
Jewellery artists and designers abroad have not failed to notice this development and they too regard SIERAAD as the international presentation platform, where contacts are made directly with their target group and where direct sales are made, all of which contributes to their independent entrepreneurship. SIERAAD ART FAIR 17th edition 8 through 11 November 2018, Westergasfabriek Amsterdam What a try-out, 17 years ago, may lead to! From an indoor tennis court in Enschede with 20 wary participants to the Gashouder of the WesterGasfabriek which last year totalled 112 stands with over 190 participating jewellery designers!
They came not only from Holland, but also from Germany, Spain, France, England, Korea, Japan, Israel, Greece, Canada and Finland. As stated before, all of them professionally trained artists who use SIERAAD ART FAIR as their annual presentation platform to expand their network and to sell their unique objects to a public that is interested in modern jewellery art. It is precisely these unique and 'auteurssieraden' which contribute to the further development in which jewellery art is seen as a fully-fledged part of modern art.
It is not just consumers, but also curators of museums and collectors that find their way to SIERAAD ART FAIR. SIERAAD Art Fair is organized by: EMB&B Art Events
Contact details
Astrid Berens & Maarten Bodt the Netherlands
Tel: 0031 (0)33 433 7009
Email: info [at] sieraadartfair.com


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Why would anyone at this time of year willingly put themselves and their careening car on a surface of sheer ice? Why would they deliberately weave, accelerate, brake and corner on this treacherous surface? Why indeed, especially when that same person, just one year earlier, had done a series of 180s across the Queensway – between the Bronson and Parkdale Avenue exits – and hit the guardrail with such force their car rolled over three times.
I am that person, and by the grace of God and many other fortunate elements on that fateful Wednesday last February, I did not have my young family in the car with me, I did not hit any other cars and I am able to write about that day now.
The organizers of the Motorsport Club of Ottawa graciously invited me to take their Winter Driving Course at no charge after reading about my horrific accident in the Citizen's Upbeat section last year. They knew that I would forever be intimidated by winter driving conditions until I was able to gain confidence by learning effective carcontrol techniques on snowy and icy conditions.
Their one-day course, which has now finished for the season, is held at the Capital City Speedway in Stittsville. From 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., 20 other students and I took our own cars through a combination of in-car instruction around the track and classroom exercises. Each new skill was explained in detail in the classroom and then we were taken out to the slippery track with an in-car instructor to practise that skill.
This superb opportunity is provided by an equally superb group of volunteers. The Motorsport Club of Ottawa is a nonprofit club organized and run by the members. The love of motorsport is so strong with these members. They show up in extremely cold temperatures and spend the majority of the day outside monitoring, maintaining and mentoring while students drive around the track enhancing their driving skills, increasing their awareness of different surfaces and as such different traction, understanding the dynamics of their vehicle while braking, slaloming, skid controlling, cornering and practicing collision avoidance. My in car instructor, Evan Gamblin, was priceless with his patience and calm advice. His decade as a rally driver and conavigator brought tremendous practical experience to the ontrack lessons. It was a direct result of Evan and the members teaching the course that my confidence in winter driving was reinstated and I can keep mistakes on the road as far apart as possible.
My hope is to not only make other drivers aware of this outstanding Winter Driving Course put on by Motorsport Club of Ottawa but also to thank the club and other drivers for their support. Whether you are a new or seasoned driver, taking this winter driving course will save lives and you'll be grateful you have these skills when you need them most.
Martha Tobin, Ottawa
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(UPM, Lahti, 20 January 2012 at 13:00 EET) – UPM Plywood has developed an online tool to calculate carbon emissions resulting from transportation of plywood. A public beta version of the calculator is available at www.wisaplywood.com.
The map based calculator allows user to calculate the total carbon emissions resulting from transport of plywood products. The full logistics chain comprising various transportation methods can be modelled from a UPM plywood mill all the way to the customer's yard. The calculator shows carbon emissions also for each weight and volume unit of the freight.
"Typical carbon calculation for industrial products covers operations from raw material to finished product. In order for the customer to be able to calculate carbon footprint for his products, he also needs to know the carbon emissions resulting from delivering the goods to him", says Sanna Kontinen, Environmental Manager at UPM Plywood.
Carbon footprint is a way to describe the total greenhouse gas emissions resulting directly or indirectly from the production of goods and services. A product's carbon footprint comprises of raw materials, energy and transport. UPM has calculated production related carbon footprint profiles, as well as the amount of carbon stored in the product, for all of its plywood and veneer products. Plywood is very effective carbon storage as the amount of carbon stored in it is several times bigger than what is released during the manufacturing.
UPM's Logistics Carbon Calculator will be developed still further. It could also be used to calculate transport emissions for other products in the future. The development work will utilise results from the European Commission's Carbon Footprint of Freight -program. The program's objective is to establish a global methodology to calculate carbon footprint and energy consumption for logistics. UPM is one of this three year project's international partners offering testing environment to the future carbon footprint standards.
For further information please contact:
Ms Sanna Kontinen, Environmental Manager, UPM Plywood, tel. +358 40 7058 435
UPM Plywood offers high-quality WISA® plywood and veneer products mainly for construction and transport industries as well as the formable UPM GradaTM Plywood for furniture and manufacturing industries. The sales of UPM Plywood in 2010 were EUR 347 million and it has about 2,500 employees. UPM has six plywood mills and a veneer mill in Finland and plywood mills in Russia and Estonia. www.wisaplywood.com, www.upmgrada.com
UPM, Communications
Media Desk, tel. +358 40 588 3284


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It's one of those weeks where I'm relying on habit, and grateful I have a few good ones, because I just don't know what to do with myself.
The world has been a particularly scary place to inhabit lately. It appears to have careened off a cliff into an abyss of violence and fear.
In the midst of the cataclysmic events of late in the big world (Michael Brown's murder, beheadings by ISIS, public sexual assaults and so many outward manifestations of hatred I can hardly stand the horror), I have a bunch of things in my little world stressing me out to the point that I fucked up my neck so bad I had to stay in bed for a week and then see an acupuncturist to get relief. Financial stresses mostly, but also some big deadlines, and some exciting, positive new endeavors that mean good things but also mean CHANGE and I want to hide from it all.
This morning was one of those mornings – it was foggy, and going back to bed seemed like the best response to the daily news and the news from within. But I put on my dance clothes, because that's what I do on Monday mornings. And I went to class, and shook my ass, because that's what happens. On the way home I got snacks, because it is my habit to get nice things to eat when I am afraid (this time it was veggie chips that are mostly oil and baba ganoush that is mostly mayo). Then I called my best friend in Chicago, not because I had anything new to say, but because this is the time I usually call her. Now I am showing up to write, because that is what I do. After my afternoon meeting I will go get library books to read to my daughter when she gets home from school, because that is our habit. These little touchstones help me be in my body, instead of flying out of it into anxiety about shit I can't control anyway.
Rhythm replaces strength. I'm following my daily routine, even though it feels scarier than usual to do so. I don't have the strength to take good care of myself, so I'm relying on the foundation of sanity I've created over time. Of course there's some bad habits thrown in there too (let's not talk about my Netflix addiction right now, okay?), but I have this weekly structure that mostly works for me. On Fridays I do a home manicure. This week I tried something new, to slightly witchy results.
There is mercy in the mundane.


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- This is the last South Park episode where the boys are in 3rd grade.
- This is also the last episode to feature the 1997 Comedy Central logo at the end, which had started with the premiere episode, "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe".
- The bottle that Satan and Saddam Hussein are drinking from reads "Gustav's Scotch since 1901".
- Heidi Turner is called "Marcie" by her parents in this episode. Incidentally, her father dies in this episode as well.
- In this episode, Francis' voice sounds remarkably like Butters'.
- The title of this episode answers the question of the previous episode's title.
- Oddly, the theme song doesn't play in this episode instead, a recap of the previous episode is shown.
- This episode reveals that the only people who go to Heaven are Mormons. Any non-Mormon characters will end up in Hell after they die.
- Kenny McCormick and Saddam Hussein are the only exceptions to this rule. Kenny is allowed to enter Heaven twice, in "South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut" and later "Best Friends Forever" while Saddam went to Heaven in this episode.
- This episode marks the first instance that Timmy stands on his feet, albeit for a few seconds.
References to Popular Culture
- During the "previously on South Park" recap at the beginning of the episode, a reference is made to the Happy Days episode where Fonzie jumped the shark. Unlike the real Happy Days episode, Fonzie is brutally killed by the Shark.
- The repeated line throughout this episode, "Yeah, well, where was I going to go? Detroit?" was from the film Kentucky Fried Movie.
- The organist for the children's church is Schroeder from the Peanuts comics.
- God claims he's a Buddhist.
- The way Cartman acts in his church is very similar to how infamous televangelist Peter Popoff acts, as seen on his nationally-aired infomercials.
- The planned church building was to be built with crystal walls. This could be a reference to the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, California. The walls and ceiling of the Crystal Cathedral consist entirely of large panels of glass.
- When Cartman says "the tooth fairy thing didn't work", it's a reference to "The Tooth Fairy Tats 2000".
- Cartman also says "the boy band thing didn't last", a reference to the episode, "Something You Can Do with Your Finger".
- 'El Presidentes' aides from "Rainforest Shmainforest" appear in Hell.
- Lambtron (on the couch next to Miss Prissypants) , Pengin and several other "Chinpokomon" are seen laying about Cartman's living room during the adults ploy to lure him away from his ministry.
- Terrance & Phillip toys from Cow Days are also seen in the living room.
- Also a blue Megaman doll from "Damien" appears in there.
- A plushie of Sexual Harassment Panda is laying on the living room floor.
- The Antonio Banderas blow up love doll from "Korn's Groovy Pirate Ghost Mystery" appears in the hotel room of Satan and Saddam Hussein.
- During the shot showing the crowd outside the church, many characters, including Craig and Token, are duplicated.
- When Cartman, Stan and Kyle are asked to go to Cartman's house, it is daytime. After they make it to the house and Liane goes into the kitchen to speak to Sister Anne, Randy, Sharon, Gerald, and Sheila, it appears to be nighttime out the window.
Kenny's Death
- Kenny technically 'died' the previous episode, after being struck down by a bus on its way to Mexico. As a result, he is already considered dead when this episode begins, although in truth, he is actually still alive in Mexico. However, Kenny's death is re-shown in the episode recap.
Hidden Visitor(s)
- The hidden visitor is seen on the roof of Cartman's new church building, on the right.
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Oh, my, this is a juicy topic. If you think I'm going to say her Prince…you're SO wrong.
1 – A sense of humor. When you can't sleep because there's a pea ten mattresses deep, you better like to laugh – because you will never, ever sleep.
2 – A cute, fluffy, funny animal sidekick. Rabbit, frog, dragon, birds. Makes no difference, as long as they're adorable, and devoted.
3 – Awesome clothes. And I mean magical, sparkling stuff. Glass slippers to go with aren't a bad idea either.
4 – A Nemesis. Yes, an enemy. Preferably evil and very hard to kill. A Fairy Princess can't conquer the world (and the heart of the prince) if there's no one worthy to fight. Seriously. The nastier the better.
5 – The voice of an angel. She's got to sing. How will the prince find her if she's not singing?
I guess that's it. Recipe for one spectacular Fairy Princess above. Add a brain, a handsome prince, and a kingdom to save from evil, and you've got all the makings of an epic romance.
In space, my heroine's don't sing, they don't have cute, fluffy sidekicks, and they don't get sparkling clothes. But they do get hot alpha males trying to seduce them, kick-ass ion blasters, space ships, and the brains to conquer them all. Their mates aren't princes, most of the time, but they ARE panty-melting, sexy, dominant lovers.
Ready to go? A beast awaits you fair maiden…
Megan Simmons is a soldier sent into space to protect Earth as a member of the Coalition Fleet. After eighteen months of ruthless fighting on a Hive controlled planet, she is separated from her unit, lost and trapped behind enemy lines.
Nyko of Atlan never hesitates to charge into battle against Hive scum. Seeing a soldier in trouble, he follows routine, ripping his enemies to shreds to save the human. When that warrior turns out to be a beautiful and curvy female, the beast he's been fighting suddenly breaks free and growls one simple demand...MINE.
Once upon a time, a young girl was born into an average, working class family. The wee little girl, convinced she was not an average child but was, in fact, a fairy princess, longed to leave the mundane world behind and live her dreams. She grew up, went to school, and when she'd grown too big to wear tutus and tiaras in public without drawing unwanted attention, turned to writing down her fantasies instead.
Now a bit older, her fantasies have grown to include sexually dominant men who know how to ensure a woman's pleasure. Grace believes all women should be treated like princesses, in the bedroom and out of it, and writes love stories where men know how to make their women feel pampered, protected and very well taken care of.
She currently lives in Oregon where she spends her days writing, and her nights in the arms of her very own Prince.