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I started by attaching my book pages to my art journal with matte medium. I then created a whitewash, using gesso and water, to brush across all of the pages.
My next step was to apply gold paint, I used Dina Wakley's Gilt paint on these pages, to all of the edges. I also went over all of the edges with Gathered Twigs Distress Ink.
The small mailing tag is one that I had in my stash and I simply added a date stamp, inked the edges, and attached some twine and a heart. The tiny heart is from the new Wendy Vecchi Mat Mini - Hearts collection. Her mat minis are shapes die cut from an extremely strong chipboard that can handle paint, ink, heat embossing...anything! I just cover this one with gold paint, applied with my finger, which gives it a nice textured look.
The gold letters were in my stash, and following a tip from Donna Downey, I painted the sheet of letter stickers with gesso and then gold paint. What do you know...gold stickers! What a great idea!
This week's lesson included lots of layering, which is love, and so I added lots of layers behind the photo. This is a great way to use up paper and ribbon scraps, pieces of tags, tissue paper, and I even threw in some punchanella that I found in a bin. The little forever banner was a paper banner that I painted with more gold paint. I stamped the word on using tiny alphabet letters. My last step was to add just a few gold paint splatters...'cause every good art journal pages needs paint splatters!
Hello crafty friends! I'm popping in with a few quick and simple cards that I created last week, featuring stamp sets from Sweet 'n Sassy.
Since I needed two cards, and since this girl is short on time lately, I opted to keep both designs simple. I even used almost the same layout on each. And with any CAS card...keeping things clean, white, and bright is a great option.
My first card features an older Sweet 'n Sassy stamp set, Rose Collage. This set includes the rose collage image, along with two butterflies, and a host of sentiments that fit perfectly inside the ribbon image included in the collage. I stamped the image on watercolor paper and then used Distress Markers to color the image. This is the first time I used a deep purple for the shading...and I love it! It seems to give much more depth vs. a black or gray color. For more depth, the butterflies were stamped on a scrap piece of paper, colored, fussy cut, and attached to the main image. Then I just cut out the image, leaving a small white border, and used foam tape to attach to the front of the card.
The second card showcases the sweet Little One stamp set that includes a darling hand and feet image along with a baby carriage, a rattle, a few heart images, and a host of new baby-inspired sentiments. After cutting four small squares (1.25"), I used watered down paint to add some paint splatters, and then added the silhouette images to each square. I left the fourth square empty so I could attach the sentiment. The squares were added to layers of designer paper and attach to the card front. This card got a tiny bit of bling in the form of tiny pearls. I also added a few score lines at the bottom of the card for visual interest.
I hope you enjoyed both of today's cards and are encouraged to embrace the clean and simple design..it makes for a joyful card creating experience!
Greetings all and welcome to the next installment of Inspiration Wednesday! I have to tell you...I love when each new lesson rolls around. I love watching Donna's videos...she's a hoot...and this week we got to see her struggle with what steps to take next in her journal. Maybe some people enjoy a very polished video, I adore seeing her creative process played out on the screen. For me, it's encouraging and inspiring!
When I first created my background, with just a yellow and blue band, I was really hesitant to add the pink, which was added using a glazing medium. However, once it was finished...swoon...love those pink accents. Totally fun!
Enter the torn tag...but the bottom part instead of the top. I think you'll see, in the lower right hand corner, where the bottom of the tag came from. *wink* All of the pink numbers and quote were created with Wendy Vecchi's embossing paste (the best out there!) and the glaze. The stencils are almost all from Donna Downey.
Final page with a tag, some random numbers, lots of layers, and small words. Oh, and tiny pieces of washi tape. Another fabulous week completed! Links to where you can purchase products below. Happy crafting!
Hello there, crafty friends and welcome to Monday! I'm super excited to share a new project with you today, which features many of Wendy Vecchi's newest products! WooHoo! (The crafty fairy sent me a box of goodies to play with...she's the BEST!) You can find links to all of the products used in my project listed at the end of the post.
The first new product? Wendy's new Mini Mat Fat Little Book! This darling little book features four mini pages (4.5" x 4.5") made of mat board, which is a very heavy duty material that can stand up to whatever you throw at it (no, you can't cut it!), paint, glue, ink, you name it.
I painted the front and back covers of my book with black gesso and then used the Checkmate stencil and a baby wipe to remove some of the paint. Once that layer was dry I mixed Wendy's embossing paste with Dina Wakley's Gilt paint to create gold paint. (And, yes, using Wendy's gold embossing paste would work just as well!) The paste was applied using the Classic Words stencil. When the paste was dry I got to work on my decorations. The front cover features the new Stamp It, Stencil It set Mirror Flowers. I stamped the larger flower three times to create lots of dimension. (There's also a bit of stamping seen on the text oval, behind the flower) The sentiment is from the new Birds for Art set and the tiny hearts is from the Just Say It background stamp (yes, I cut apart all of those fabulous sayings!).
I opted to use my album as a photo album showing off my three favorite guys. Because the majority of our photos are now in digital format, it's nice to actually print some out and put them in an album that you can look at regularly.
Since I had a lot going on in the background of each page, I opted to keep the photos black and white. Love that contrast! These first two pages feature a leaf stamp from the new Blooming Art stamp set, and seriously, this leaf stamp is going to show up on everything I make...love this image! The bird and birdhouses...are they not to die for...are Wendy's new Mat Minis, which perfectly coordinate with the Stamp It, Stencil It Put a Bird on It set. Stamping the details on to the chipboard is so much fun! This has to be my favorite product from this latest release. The sentiment on the left is from an older set and the one on the right is from the Blooming Art set.
Next up we have more mat minis! The hearts, which were colored with Distress Ink, covered with polka dots, thanks to the new Lots of Dots stencil, and coated with Glossy Accents look so cute popping out of that tiny envelope, from the Birds for Art set. The buttons on the right are also new Mat Minis. I simply colored them with Distress Inks and used some random stamps to add decoration. The sentiment, that I slighted altered, is from the Just Say It background stamp.
The next two pages are all about stenciling. I used the the Fence & Foliage stencil along with the older Layered Tree stencil. The stars are even from a stencil! I just inked the stars, from the Little Bits stencil, with Distress Ink on a piece of cardstock and then cut them out. The bird is from the License Plate Art stamp set and the sentiment is from an older set.
Want to get your hands on the new Wendy Vecchi goodies? The Funkie Junkie has everything you need! Products should be shipping soon and get your order in now! Follow the links below! Enjoy and happy crafting!
Sometimes you need a card and you need it quickly! One layer cards to the rescue! Today's card was created in a matter of minutes using just a piece of watercolor paper, inks, and stamps.
First, I used a blending tool and Distress Ink (Scattered Straw) to cover the entire piece of Ranger watercolor cardstock. Next, I added more layers of ink...Rusty Hinge, Fired Brick, Ripe Persimmon, and Gathered Twigs. To keep the ink blending smoothly from color to color, simply rub back over the entire piece with your lightest color, in this case Scattered Straw.
Add a sentiment and attach to a pre-cut 4.25 x 5.5 card base and my card is ready for mailing!
Hope you enjoyed today's quick and easy card...be sure to check out the product links below to grab your fav products from this project.


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Marginalia is having a moment. While many people consider it sacrilege to write -- whether with pencil or pen -- in the blank spots on the pages of a print book, there are also those who celebrate the practice. A recent Christie's auction reeled in hundreds of thousands of dollars for Philip Roth and Don DeLillo first editions, crammed with scrawled annotations. And marginalia has an ardent defender in the novelist and teacher Tim Parks. In his always-interesting blog at the New York Review of Books, Parks reports seeing a big improvement in his students' critical acumen once he instructed them to read with a pen in their hands and to try to scribble down a reaction on every page.
"We have too much respect for the printed word, too little awareness of the power words hold over us," Parks complains. As he sees it, our relationship to books is excessively passive and primes us to be snookered by manipulative authors. His column, "A Weapon for Readers," presumes an adversarial relationship between reader and writer -- or at least an interaction in which readers ought to be more on their guard. Better yet, go on the offensive: "There is something predatory, cruel even, about a pen suspended over a text," Parks writes, no doubt with a sardonic smile. "Like a hawk over a field, it is on the lookout for something vulnerable."
Those who view books as holy objects to be revered and handled with the utmost care will be appalled by Parks' raptorial attitude. Still, you don't have to mistrust books to appreciate marginalia. In a delightful short piece for the New Yorker, Lauren Collins pays a visit to the proprietors of the Oxford University Marginalia Facebook group. They are (mostly) graduate students who post odd and interesting things they've found scrawled in the margins of library books. According to Collins, the group's founder, April Pierce, stumbled across a copy of a volume by the philosopher Edmund Husserl, a book that had once belonged to T.S. Eliot -- and yes, the poet wrote in it. She plans to include some of Eliot's marginalia (presumably not the one that reads "What the devil does this mean?") in her thesis.
Parks assumes people only write in their own books and that our marginalia will only be read by ourselves at a later date. He contrasts the merits of this with the more public comments posted to Internet articles. (He's got to be the only writer who likes the latter.) No one is ever going to stumble across -- let alone deliberately revisit -- comments threads in the coming years, so they soon expire. On the other hand, rereading a book and encountering the notes you wrote there decades ago can be, Parks observes, "a vehicle for self knowledge." You not only get a better sense of how you once read a book, you also get a glimpse of the reader and person you once were.
Marginalia is a blow struck against the idea that reading is a one-way process, that readers simply open their minds and the great, unmediated thoughts of the author pour in. In reality, reading is always a collaboration between reader and author, and even the basic act of underlining a passage represents a moment in the individual, unrepeatable experience that one person had with one book on one particular day. The underlining itself reminds us of that. You might return to the book later and wonder what you possibly could have seen in the underscored sentence, why you singled out that one instead of a much better one on the next page. Or you might even relive an epiphany from your youth.
But as the Oxford Marginalia group demonstrates, this is not just a solitary pleasure. Poring over the marginalia of a writer you admire, particularly if that writer is dead, can be thrilling and strangely intimate. That's why the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin posts digital images of the insides of books from the late David Foster Wallace's personal library. The end pages teem with often cryptic notes and observations in his compressed, dramatically slanted hand and make him seem to draw a little closer. Marginalia need not be the work of the famous to be treasured, either. I once met a woman who had inherited her late, beloved grandmother's library of heavily annotated fiction and nonfiction books. She said that reading them was like being able to talk with her favorite grandparent again.
For some of us, even the marginalia of obscure strangers can be fascinating and even illuminating. Many years ago, for reasons imperfectly remembered, I sat reading a book in the San Francisco Public Library. It was "The Turk and His Lost Provinces: Greece, Bulgaria, Servia, Bosnia" by William Eleroy Curtis, a Chicago newspaperman. The book, published in 1903, is a semi-political travelogue of unremarkable quality, but entertaining for Curtis' attitude. He describes the inefficiencies of the late Ottoman Empire with the cheeky, superior tone of a secretly intimidated provincial from the up-and-coming New World. ("More business is done in New York in one day than in Constantinople during the entire 365.") His notions of Islam are a rat's nest of prejudices.
I was just about to abandon the book when I realized that I had company. Another, earlier reader had been there before me and had left penciled tracks everywhere. He or she had defaced a library book, albeit one that by all appearances hadn't been opened in decades. This other reader had very strong feelings about Curtis' reporting, cursing or penciling "Lies!" every now and then in neat, square characters. I kept reading, and eventually realized, partly from the notes themselves and partly from the passages singled out for the most vituperation, that the marginalia writer must be Greek.
While Curtis was no fan of "the Turk," his contempt was dwarfed by my fellow reader's hatred of this old enemy of his people. I write "him" because I also came to believe the writer was male and had firsthand experience with Turkish society and recent history. A sketchy portrait of him began to form in my imagination: an aged, embittered expat washed up in a foggy city on a remote Pacific coast, seething with resentments that could never be soothed by the American comforts that Curtis considered the supreme achievement of Western civilization.
"The Turk and His Lost Provinces" couldn't have held my interest on its own, as merely an inadvertently amusing self-portrait of early 20th-century Yankee bumptiousness, but that other reader had become a character in his own right. I went on reading as much to find out more about him as to register Curtis' tiresome witticisms at the Sultan's expense. The two of us had very different ways of reading the same text, but in that we were like all readers everywhere. Each reading is, in its own way, the creation of a new book. Would I remember "The Turk and His Lost Provinces" at all if it weren't for the way its pages were haunted by the ghost of that earlier reader? I doubt it. He hadn't defaced Curtis' book by scratching in its margins. He'd given it another, different life.


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Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit Poster Unveiled
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The one sheet for Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit has been released by Paramount Pictures. Due for release on January 1 2014, Shadow Recruit is the fifth movie to feature the Tom Clancy penned character, played in this iteration by Star Trek's Chris Pine after turns from Alec Baldwin (The Hunt for Red October), Harrison Ford (Patriot Games, Clear and Present Danger), and Ben Affleck (The Sum of All Fears) . The film also stars Keira Knightley and Kevin Costner, with Thor director Kenneth Branagh popping up in an acting role as well as directing.
Shadow Recruit is set in the early years of Jack Ryan's career with the CIA, following him as a young analyst who uncovers a Russian plot to crash the US economy with a terrorist attack. The film is something of a reboot for the series, running in a different continuity from the previous Jack Ryan films.
Click on the image for a full size version of the poster, or check out the trailer below.
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ABANDON SHIP! After Pelosi Retirement Rumors, Staffers Race for the Exits
Earlier this week, the Washington Post reported that 81-year old Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi may be giving up the gavel for good.
"After almost 19 years as House Democratic leader, Speaker Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) is expected to step down at the close of this Congress, ending a historic career that included trying to end George W. Bush's Iraq War, implementing President Barack Obama's signature health-care law, impeaching President Donald Trump twice and squeezing President Biden's sweeping agenda through a narrowly controlled House," the Post reported.
That's all it took to send the Pelosi Posse into a panic. High-ranking Pelosi campaign Executive Director Jorge Aguilar announced his departure to join a government relations firm in Washington —and more staffers are eyeing the exits.
But it's possible Pelosi's office was already hip to her plans; turnover has been skyrocketing for more than a year.
"Her office has seen a spike in its 'turnover' rate during the last year, coming in at almost twice the average for congressional offices, according to LegiStorm, a company devoted to 'government affairs professionals who need to accurately identify congressional staff, monitor activity on Capitol Hill, and engage with members and staff,'" Newsmax reports.
When she finally does step down, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) is rumored to be the frontrunner to replace Pelosi. Jeffries, who is 30 years younger than Pelosi, may have the best shot at energizing the base. He also has strong support from within the Democratic Party.
One thing's for sure: with so many prominent Democrats pushing 80, they could use some fresh blood.
Pelosi staffers appear to be jumping ship as retirement rumors swirl. https://t.co/NZ0SxHnPh9
— Newsmax (@newsmax) January 5, 2022
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The Chilton record I go to first nowadays is Like Flies on Sherbert, which I feel is his masterpiece. Yeah, it's a fucked-up record, but that turns me on. I think the record is more produced than most people think, but that the idea of primitive musical chaos is played up to incredible effect. I don't think it's easy to make a record that sounds like Like Flies on Sherbet, one that is compelling and listenable...To my mind, this coincides with the point where his true musical personality begins to surface.
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I got my big shipment in today, which is perfect... I finished my last final, Calculus, tonight, so now I can work on this as much as I want!!! I got my 32p associated clutchbell, and what do you know, I was right! The pinion gear fit inside the clutchbell perfectly, and so i could have it ride the prop screw without bearings. Works great... but I decided I want to shorten it to reduce strain on the engine. And I did. I essentially cut off the 32p bell part, and was left with a clutchbell without gear, and just a hole. The pinion gear fit right in!!! As you can see, it is a pretty good fit. Looks like it was made for it.
To fit the flywheel on the engine, I put tiny little pins in the sides of the prop washer, and made a groove across the flywheel's back, and drilled out a half inch hole for the prop washer. So the flywheel and prop washer are essentially one piece. I got the bearings in, but I doubt I will be using them.. maybe only on the end, if it all works out.
I got the disk brake.. it amazes me how such a small disk could stop a Traxxas nitro 4-tec. Well it should be enough for this truck.
Tomorrow I am going to break in the engine on a stand with a prop, using glow fuel. Hopefully I can have this truck done by the end of this week... hopefully. Oh, and I still need to build a starter box.
the first pic you did is essentially how my rc18 clutch is,except my clutchbell is made myself and is blank with no teeth,the clutchbell then has a stub studlocked into it onto which the normal pinion goes...this way i can still have a bearing in the clutchbell...just remember if the pinions you are using are hard anodised then they will wear the shaft out before the pinion bore.
if for some reason your really struggling with the clutch then i can make you a clutchbell with a 48dp gear locked onto it like on my inferno and just charge you what it cost me in materials(about $25).
dont know wether you saw the other pics i put up,i changed the brake to a disc version and made a pipe for it using some of that home weld stuff,the pipe has definately increased the power but i think the normal glow plugs are not the way to go,even with the duff norvel plug the engine is so much more lively on the stand even on a richer mixture,i have to lean the engine about a quarter to get the same power feel with a normal plug and then it gets too hot,so i think you may have to get me some plugs from norvel.
i understand they have a couple of heat range plugs tho?
So you took my advice, and put the brake up front! haha.
Thanks Dave for your offer in help!!! I don't wanna hassle you, so I will give it a shot with just one bearing. I am just not very good at doing this precision work with parts. I can build a decent airplane as it is all made of soft wood. But I do with what I have. I think I am going to drill out a 5/16" short hole in the end of the clutchbell assembly and just have one bearing sitting on the end of the shaft. The entire unit is very small already. I would have a bearing about 4mm wide and the pinion gear about 5 or 6mm total, and that would be all that's riding on the shaft. Not bad, I think! Who cares... shaft breaks down, I'll get a new one.
I see you are using sub-micro servos all around (HS-55 size). Is that enough? I opted for the larger standard micro servo and decided to skip the servo saver part, mostly cause the saver that came with the FT 18T was junk. For throttle and brake I will use an HS-55 size though.
GLOW PLUGS: A lot of people in the 1/2A planes forum say the Norvel plugs work great. There is only one plug for the .074, unfortunately, but man.. that thing should last you at least 6 months of weekly running. Let me know when you want to get the plugs from the site, and I will get some stuff also and I'll ship it to your house for the 5 bux or whatever.
I gotta go to work soon.. have a good night!
yah if you struggle with the clutch give me a shout and we can sort something out.
i wouldnt say the hss55 is too bad to be honest,i would prefer a micro ballraced one tho of the same size but for now works well enough.
i had to make a sleeve over the exposed spring on the clutch shoes as it was expanding so much it was coming off at full rpm(basically because its for bigger shoes off the kyosho nitro 10's) so i made a sleeve to go over the outer clutchbell which now covers the spring so that works ok.
cool! you got it down..
man i just started breaking in my norvel .061... what a great engine!!! i am using a spring starter- it starts on the second or third flip. so nice. the only thing is, i just flooded the engine, then tried to turn it back over and sliced my finger when the prop came around.. same [Language EDIT] finger i sliced up about 3 weeks ago. this time the cut was only about 4mm deep, not bad.. last time, if it had not been for the bone, i would have lost part of my finger.
get a chicken stick or like me a length of wooden dowel with a groove cut into it at near the end so it locates onto the prop so it doesnt slide back and forth.had to warm my engine up with a hairdryer to get it to turn over it was very very tight,even now on the starter box i have to loosen the plug a bit to get it to spin.
ive just actually fitted my other engine,an ap09 wasp engine,i bought it and never used so while awaiting the plugs ill break this engine in and give it a try,beauty is its ballraced,takes normal plugs and a normal flywheel etc drop straight onto it ,just a bit bigger than an 074 but not as powerful or as light,i had a quick look inside and i swear the liner is about 6mm thick,id say about 70% weight of the engine is from the liner hehe.
well i got the other engine installed and broken in,damn this thing runs smooth and ticks over at very low rpm...it felt powerful when revving it on the box so i chucked it down in the back garden with 5% nitro/20% castor mix in the tank..omg this thing is quick..much quicker than the norvel(i dont figure)..it really hauls on take off..so much so that after about 30 seconds i lost drive to the rear of the car..i had managed to strip all 3 outdrives on the rear gearbox..the plastic bit which screws into the diff had splayed open on each one so gotta get some more!
It might be the plug you are using on your norvel. I have heard that the AP .09 is good only if you have a tail-heavy airplane. The norvel comes with 3 shims and the .074 plug. If you remove one shim it will make a big increase in power! I am very happy with running my norvel .061, and the spring starter works great. Good idea with the chicken stick groove thing. A starter or regular chicken stick ain't never gonna hold onto that tiny propnut!
I came across this thread in search of a clutch for 1/2A/.049 engines. I have an MX400 electric heli kit and this one was chosen over the others because of its metal side frames allowing the installation of a glow engine. I had intended to adapt LiteMachines components but they're somewhat more robust than required. Won't fit.
Can anyone update on the nature and availability of 1/16th cars? Anyone own and run these and what might the clutch look like??
BTW, the Norvel .06 engine can be made to throttle perfectly with the use of Big Mig components and the addition of an adjustable airbleed to the throttle.
Or, just use the LiteMachines heli engine with their exhaust throttle. This one also throttles perfectly. Their engine has a brass bushing up front to absorb the extra side loads that running gears imposes. Aircraft versions of this engine aren't bushed as side loads aren't an issue.
One trick to using the Norvel/LM engines is that a good break in with a prop is a must. The REAL trick in that is to use a heat gun to get the engine hot for all the initial startups. This expands the cylinder and takes out the pinch at the top. Once broken in, this snagging at TDC isn't as much of an issue.
These engines have a hard anodized cylinder and the pores hold oil very well and even when very tight, they'll turn over easily. But any decent prime washes out the oil and you get lock up. Till you get it broken in, that is.
Any more pics on the completed rc18t Mopzilla? Fastboy's pics aren't working anymore.
no sorry..my isp managed to delete all my website by mistake...and silly me didnt have the pics backed up.
Man, I'm really thinking of coverting my rc18t from brushless to nitro.
btw - I think I saved all of fastboy's pics to my other computer so I could refer to them to see how stuff was done so I will post them later if I find them! That okay with you, fastboy?
Hi Andy! The LMH 116 .061 motor series weren't too hot with the smaller engines, but they flew pretty good with the .074's. I am not sure what pitch the LMH gears are - but finding a good ratio for a heli is going to be tough. That is, unless you run a tall ratio but use one of your diesel converted .074's. Are you using the heli with a 4 channel or a 5+ channel computer radio? It would be better with a 6ch computer radio, cause then you could do the collective pitch and throttle curves better for the small engines. Gear shafts: the LMH clutch shaft for the .061 will only fit the heli-norvels, but the .074 shaft will fit a regular airplane .074. Good luck!
sure mate repost them all!!!!!!!!!!
Alright, looks like I might be buying a Norvel .061. Not sure yet. I'm still wondering on what I need to do as far as a slipper clutch and an engine clutch is concerned. I'm looking for off the shelf parts to make it work. I don't have access to a milling machine so making my own parts is hard to do with just a dremel.
Hey! I'm in the same boat as you - just a dremel. I made a slipper clutch for the RC18T, using a servo saver tube and nut from the RC10's, and fitting it onto the shaft. I drilled out an RC10GT flywheel and made it one with the prop adapter on the norvel. I have one problem though - the engine mount. I have tried sanding and roughing up the plastic chassis and a plastic engine mount (airplane mount) and gluing with epoxy, but the epoxy just does not stick. I think I am going to have to somehow put bolts thru the chassis.
The only thing with the rc10GT clutch shoes is that they have no spring. I don't understand how a clutch can work without a spring, but apparently rc10GT's dont have a spring in the clutch! I will probably get a racing clutch later on if this becomes a problem. Also, I need to make a brake block and calipers... the disk brake will fit on with little modification.
Fastboy... here are some pics I got from your site!
thanks mop...i can now get another site backup with pics on.
im glad you had those pictures of my nitro rc18 saved !!


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Author Laura Denton discusses "A Place to Land" in Fairhope
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FAIRHOPE — Before her characters or stories come to life, author Lauren Denton dreams of the place she wants to spend the day.Most of her writing happens in the winter months, during the school …
Author Lauren Denton will speak at Page & Palette in Fairhope tomorrow night.
Posted Wednesday, October 19, 2022 8:10 am
FAIRHOPE — Before her characters or stories come to life, author Lauren Denton dreams of the place she wants to spend the day.
Most of her writing happens in the winter months, during the school year. The Mobile native, who now lives outside Birmingham, longs to spend that cooler season by the sea.
"It's cold and I want to be near the warm water. I try to come up with a story in a place I want to take myself and the readers too," she says.
Her newest novel, "A Place to Land," brings readers to the tiny riverside retreat of Sugar Bend, inspired, she said, by places like Lillian and Josephine, tucked away into the inlets of the Perdido River.
But in Sugar Bend, secrets drift just below the water. When a long-lost boat floats to the surface two sisters forever tied to its sinking 40 years earlier must face a difficult truth.
Denton said the siblings learn to let go of what could have been and see who they can be when they leave the past behind.
"This story in particular says a lot about how much you will do to protect someone you love," Denton said.
Denton will discuss "A Place to Land" during a visit to Page & Palette in Fairhope on Thursday, Oct. 20, at 6 p.m.
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Ronny Chieng is a Chinese stand-up comedian and actor born in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, raised in Manchester, NH, USA and Singapore, who graduated from the University of Melbourne in Australia in 2009 with a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Commerce.
Chieng started performing comedy in Melbourne in 2009. Since then he has toured 4 sold out global stand up comedy theater tours in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, India, Canada and London. Chieng has been invited to the Just for Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal in 2012, 2013, 2015 and 2016. He made his US television debut on the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson in 2015.
He has sold out his stand up comedy tours at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the SOHO Theatre in London, the Sydney Opera House, Melbourne Town Hall, the Enmore Theatre in Sydney, the Esplanade concert hall in Singapore and PJ Live Arts in Malaysia, and was also invited to open for Dave Chappelle and Bill Burr on their national stand up comedy tours of Australia.
In Australia Chieng has written and acted in multiple television comedy shows such as Problems (2012), Legally Brown (2014), It's a Date (2013-2014), Kinne (2015) and more.
In 2016 also co-created and starred in his own TV comedy pilot "Ronny Chieng: International Student" on ABC (Australia) which won Short Film Production of the Year at the 16th Screen Producers Australia Awards and was nominated for Best Comedy Programme at the Asian Television Awards 2016 in Singapore.
Chieng has toured and recorded 4 one-hour stand up comedy specials - The Ron Way (2012), Can You Do This? No You Can't. (2013), Chieng Reaction (2014), You Don't Know What You're Talking About (2015), which have won or been nominated for the following awards: Best Newcomer Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2012, Directors' Choice Award Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2014, Best Show Sydney Comedy Festival 2014, nominated for Best Comedy Release ARIA Awards 2014 & 2015, and nominated for Best Comedy Performer Helpmann Awards 2014 and 2015.
In 2015 Chieng moved to New York City after being hired as a correspondent on the Daily Show with Trevor Noah on Comedy Central. In 2016 Chieng was named one of Variety's 10 Comics to Watch.
Chieng appeared in "Crazy Rich Asians" based off the best-selling book by Kevin Kwan. He also co-wrote and starred in his own television comedy series "Ronny Chieng: International Student" which is currently airing on the ABC in Australia, the BBC, Comedy Central Asia and will be airing on Comedy Central in the USA in 2018.
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Bounce.com tells me you're about to release a new single. It's called "Lonely is Gorgeous", right? And it will be in stores on Nov. 30? That's very nice for you.
But I must honestly say, it's not a really good idea.
The first time you graced us with your presence, reviving the '80s was still something quite novel, and you were something of a pioneer in that regard.
You were ripping off Duran Duran and Human League bass lines a good two years before Franz Ferdinand and the Killers thought to do the same. But I have to say, that debut album ended up reviving a good portion of the 80s that, well, sucked.
I was hoping one album was all you had in you, but you didn't. I didn't really bother to listen to Tommy Airplane. I heard the first few bars of the introduction, and I knew I would like it even less.
Now here you are about to release another single, quick on the heels of your alter ego's debut, Tommy heavenly6. I have to say, she's got both you and the brilliant green beat when it comes to making satisfying rock music — an amazing feat for what essentially is a rip-off of Avril Lavigne.
And c'mon — Avril is about as punk as Ashlee Simpson.
So please consider bowing out, and let other artists more attuned to the long-standing music of the 80s take care of that revival. The fact you were one of the first is an achievement enough.


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Stupid Is As Climate Change Stupid Does
Bernie Sanders brings the stupid to Meet The Press
Presidential wannabee Bernie Sanders was on Meet the Press with guest host Andrea Mitchell. He said something stupid about climate change. It was a "Jim Inhofe" level of stupid. But, since he said it with the usual "#FeelTheBern" Sanders passion and sincerity, the content was apparently missed by Andrea Mitchell, the mainstream media, and others who don't pay attention to the actual meaning of the words he uses. We'll get back to what he said shortly. First, a digression:
Some of you may remember all the way back to last February. There was an unseasonable cold spell and snowstorm in Washington D.C. Noted global warming skeptic and United States Senator Jim Inhofe delighted in tossing a snowball in the Senate chambers to demonstrate a point about the D.C. temporary anomalous local climate change - AKA - "weather."
What he said was this:
"I ask the chair, you know what this is? ... It's a snowball, and that's just from outside here, so it's very, very cold out, very unseasonable." - Senator Jim Inhofe 2/26/2015
His performance was loudly and legitimately mocked across mainstream media in general, and the liberal punditocracy in particular. Typical of the coverage was Time Magazine:
"Look, it's easy to take shots at Inhofe, which is why everyone is doing it today—here and here and here and here just for starters. But the implications are real. Either he really doesn't understand that weather isn't climate, that long-term trends are different from short-term bumps, that what happens at your house or in your town really, truly isn't what's happening everywhere else on the planet, or he does know and he's pretending he doesn't. Either way, it's hard to argue that he's the man you'd want as the Senate's leading voice on climate policy."
All perfectly fair. Inhofe's stunt confused weather with climate and was of no relevance whatsoever to the point he was apparently trying to make.
Now let's get back to Meet The Press for 12/27/2015 (around the 3:13 mark):
Andrea Mitchell, like all good mainstream journalists, was trying to keep Bernie focused on THE ONLY ISSUE THAT MATTERS - Donald Trump's latest incoherent blather:
ANDREA MITCHELL: "Well, while you're trying to, as you point out, focus on the real issues, there have been charges of sexism back and forth between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton..."
Bernie was having nothing of it, but insisted on getting back to the important issues, like climate change. What he said was this:
SEN BERNIE SANDERS: "Andrea, what we have got to do is ask the hard questions... Why is it that we're not effectively addressing the fact that climate change is absolutely real. I am in Burlington, Vermont right now. Nobody can recall a Christmas Eve the likes of which we have seen where the temperature was 65°."
So funny. Andrea Mitchell or somebody resembling a reporter might have noticed that when Bernie Sanders was making a point about what he feels is one of the "far more important issues" for the America people, he was actually offering the exact, precise, semantically identical and laughably stupid "proof" in support of his argument as did Senator Jim Inhofe. He is confusing weather with climate, and his local anomalous weather experience with global changes. Just like Inhofe in February.
But Andrea Mitchell did not notice, and neither did anyone else. Recall that Time and Jon Stewart and others attacked the media for failing to adequately denounce Inhofe's stunt and questioning whether he was fit as the Chairman of the Senate Environment and Public Works committee:
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And yet, despite utilizing the exact same fallacious illustration to support his argument on "the most important issue facing the American people", I've yet to hear anyone question whether Senator Bernie Sanders is fit to be President of the United States.
Now I might expect this kind of idiocy to go unnoticed if it came out of the mouth of a celebrity - say Bette Midler:
Remember @jiminhofe throwing a snowball during an unseasonably cold DC spring? @BetteMidler is the same kind of stupid. weather ≠ climate
— The Dividist (@Dividist) December 24, 2015
But Bette Midler is an entertainer who's uninformed opinion is meaningless in this context, and Bernie Sanders is running for President. Yet, for reason I don't understand, no one seems to be covering or noticing Senator Bernie Sander's equally idiotic comments at all.
Perhaps he is different in some way from Senator Jim Inhofe. I'm not sure what that difference would be, unless... only Conservative Republicans are called out by the media for making completely asinine idiotic statements on Climate Change.
Nothing to see here. Move along.
Feel the Global Warming Burn, Bernie.
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We are already 6 days into March, and I'm finally getting around to looking back on our February!
February for the Hensleys was B U S Y, but so stinking fun.
We witnessed the sweetest baptism!!
We headed to Hands On Museum for a super fun field trip!
Saw the Lego 2 movie with friends!
scored some pretty sweet press-on nails!
Met my sister's new puppy, Summitt!
Spent some time with our Cinderella family!
had a stare down with a cowboy at my birthday dinner!
enjoyed the yummiest birthday cakes!
Celebrated dress up days for Read Across America Week!
And enjoyed the sweetest 1-on-1 day after an interesting field trip with Carson!
February was such a sweet month for our little family. We laughed, we loved, and we just enjoyed all that life threw at us. It was a good, good month!
Another thing I wanted to share with you is that Lent starts today. I'm not sure if you observe this time or not, and honestly we haven't either in a few years. I used to observe this season every single year, but of recent years, I just haven't. I have no reason or excuse. I just haven't. Joe came home Monday from work, and he asked me what I was giving up for Lent, as though I've been doing it every year. I gotta admit that I was kind of taken aback by his question, because the last time he observed Lent, a major hardship hit along with it, and to be honest, I have been praying about whether or not I would participate in Lent this year. I've just felt crippled at times when it comes to my own faith, because of all we've been through, and that conversation just reaffirmed that I have to observe Lent this year.
For this year's Lent season, I'm committing to reading 5 chapters a day from the Bible, and I'll be doing a full food fast every Thursday. I will say please, please be in prayer for my family, because mama can get hangry pretty easily. It's going to be challenging at times for sure, but my prayer is that God be glorified throughout. Also, I pray that God will use this time to strengthen my faith and family during this season of life.
Do you observe the Lent season?!
I shared my January Look Back HERE!
Prayers as you start the lenten season. I am reading John over here to prepare my heart for Easter :).
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It was divine! Red Velvet..it tasted better than it looked too!


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The Political Arena: How caricatures perpetuate twisted stereotypes
By Macy Li
Political cartoons and caricatures have long fueled the dehumanization of racial minority groups in the U.S. Their persistence throughout history has demonstrated the lasting impact of art on societal perceptions and individual mindsets.
Growing up, I witnessed a myriad of political cartoons about people of Asian descent, all of which depicted the same trends: slanted eyes, contorted faces and buck teeth. They were painted to be grotesque creatures that encroached on the safety and "cleanliness" of our nation.
When I first encountered these cartoons, I always felt a sense of shame for being Asian American. These caricatures kindled the stereotype of Asian Americans as perpetual foreigners — and, seeing them, I felt as if people like me did not belong in this country.
DEHUMANIZING RACIAL MINORITIES: Caricatures lead to the exclusion of certain groups from U.S. society. (Photo courtesy of Rawpixel)
Yet, throughout the years, I grasped the true influence of these cartoons on society and racial minority groups. Realizing this, my shame has faded, overtaken by sheer disappointment and disgust.
The creation of these racist political cartoons surged during the late 19th century, leading up to the Chinese Exclusion Act, according to NBC News. This piece of legislation prohibited all Chinese laborers from entering the U.S., deeming Chinese people to be America's first illegal immigrants.
This ban was implemented in the wake of anti-Chinese biases among the American public, according to PBS. To advocate for the exclusion of these immigrants, political cartoonists frequently dehumanized Chinese people in their art, through the intensification of stereotypical characteristics and the racist depictions.
Afterward, this art was disseminated to audiences, influencing them to perceive Chinese people in a similar manner. By effectively dehumanizing a racial minority group, the U.S. sought to justify the exclusion of these people. As humans are deprived of their place in society, these unfavorable portrayals defend injustice and rally support for wrongful policies.
These trends have extended to modern-day society. Waves of backlash from the Asian American community erupted after The New York Daily featured a cartoon of Andrew Yang in early 2021, according to NBC News.
As always, Andrew Yang, an Asian American politician, was drawn to have small eyes and yellow skin, which reflected centuries-long racist caricatures. At a time when Asians are being attacked on the streets in hate crimes, painting Yang as a foreigner enforces twisted views. This is simply unacceptable.
It is entirely possible for cartoonists to convey messages without blatantly racist depictions. The centuries-long utilization of caricatures to promote otherization has extended for too long. Ultimately, it is time for the use of political cartoons to diminish the worth of racial minorities to end.
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