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Denver Broncos sign potential Canadian QB Brett Rypien to futures contract
The Denver Broncos have signed quarterback Brett Rypien to a futures contract.
He will be officially added to the team's roster at the start of the new league year, which begins on Wednesday, March 18, 2020. Rypien dressed for three games in his rookie season in the Mile High City.
Rypien can obtain his Canadian citizenship because his father Tim was born in Calgary making him eligible for dual-citizenship via jus sanguinis. Uncle Mark quarterbacked the Washington Redskins to two Super Bowl titles.
The B.C. Lions have Rypien on their negotiation list while knowing about his Canadian lineage and therefore his potential as a national. Rypien impressed NFL and CFL scouts at the East-West Shrine Game in January. He completed 10-of-14 passes for 134 yards and one touchdown in leading the West team to victory at Tropicana Field.
The 23-year-old was signed as an undrafted free agent following the 2019 NFL draft and earned a practice roster spot after a strong training camp and pre-season completing 21-of-44 (61 percent) for 207 yards with one touchdown, two interceptions.
He started for the Boise State University Broncos since winning the job as a freshman in 2015, throwing for 13,578 yards – tops in Mountain West Conference history – and 90 touchdowns including 30 during his senior season with a 40-13 win-loss record.
As Rypien gains more experience in the NFL, chances of him coming north of the border decrease.

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A taxonomy of automated trade execution systems
Domowitz, Ian
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A taxonomy of existing and planned automated trade execution systems in financial markets is provided. Over 50 automated market structures in 16 countries are analyzed. The classification scheme is organized around the principle that such markets consist of an algorithm that performs a trade matching function, together with information display and transmission mechanisms. Automated market structures are classified by ordered sets of trade execution priority rules, trade matching protocols and associated degree of automation of price discovery, and transparency, to include informational asymmetries between classes of market participants. Systematic differences in systems across types of financial instruments, geographical market centers, and over time are analyzed.
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Domowitz, Ian, 1993. "A taxonomy of automated trade execution systems," Journal of International Money and Finance, Elsevier, vol. 12(6), pages 607-631, December.
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This Week's Various
library in Oakman, Alabama
The New York Public Library has calculated its most-loaned books of all time, and The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats comes in at number one. To Kill a Mockingbird is #5. BTW, the de Grummond Children's Literature Collection at the University of Southern Miss houses the Ezra Jack Keats Papers and Archive, and includes …manuscripts, typescripts, sketches, dummies, illustrations, and proofs for 37 books written and/or illustrated by Ezra Jack Keats. Also included are his personal papers, personal and professional correspondence, fan mail and artwork from children, photographs and childhood memorabilia. Complementing the artwork created for children's books are numerous examples of his easel art, dating back to his high school years.
In April, the winners of the EJK Award travel to Hattiesburg, Mississippi, to accept their prizes at a luncheon honoring Ezra Jack Keats. The event, part of the Fay B. Kaigler Children's Book Festival, is hosted by the de Grummond Children's Literature Collection at The University of Southern Mississippi.
The NYPL is also issuing special 'The Snowy Day' library cards.
Vogue with Chicago's upcoming Museum of Contemporary Art exhibit, Duro Olowu: Seeing Chicago, opening February 29, and gives mention of a Simone Leigh face jug — and here at Hyperallergic are pics of more of her pieces.
The first king cake of the season, from Caluda's via our friends at King Cake Hub, and everybody loved
Two Lives in Photography: Maude Schuyler Clay & Langdon Clay at the University of Mississippi Museum, through February 15.
From Christie's: 'A new world in my view': the art of Sister Gertrude Morgan (the video is fab and narrated by Ben Jaffe) — they're presenting three of her pieces at their Outsider Art sale on January 17.
a home Rosa Parks lived in, Henry County AL // a pic I took in 2011
Rosa Parks: In Her Own Words book available from the LOC and elsewhere in conjunction with the exhibition by the same name in the Library of Congress Jefferson Tower.
Until recently, Rosa Parks's personal papers were unavailable to the public...the civil rights icon is revealed for the first time in print through her private manuscripts and handwritten notes. Rosa Parks: In Her Own Words illumines her inner thoughts, her ongoing struggles, and how she came to be the person who stood up by sitting down.
E.V. Day – Divas Ascending is on view at the Memphis Brooks through July 5, 2020:
Artist E.V. Day has repurposed costumes from the New York City Opera archives to make Divas Ascending, a series of sculptures that transform familiar icons of women's empowerment and entrapment into new objects that confound conventional readings of these clichés. Using tension to suspend, stretch, and shred garments and to create forms that the artist likens to futurist abstract paintings in three dimensions, Day has created work that transforms rigid symbols into a range of emotions: anxiety, ecstasy, liberation, and release.
Joe Minter's African Village in America, Birmingham AL // a pic I took in 2006
There's so much talk about why use one term or another, and in one of this week's emails, the Outsider Art Fair in NYC describes why they continue to use use "Outsider" in their name:
4) OAF is unlike any other fair. While we appreciate all kinds of art, we make a distinction between works mainly informed by other art and art history from those made by self-taught artists with completely non-academic backgrounds. We use the term outsider art, coined in 1972 by British scholar Roger Cardinal, and the name bestowed upon our fair twenty-eight years ago by our founder. Other terms like self-taught, art brut, vernacular or visionary, all have their place, but we prefer outsider art because an overwhelming majority of people recognize the term and understand what it implies.
The wall of the Museum of Visionary Art in Baltimore, from a visit in 2006
Her Spirit Made Concrete: Now celebrating 25 years in Baltimore, AVAM is a reflection fo the woman who created it in Baltimore Magazine.
"Even in the beginning, I never would have given so much of my heart and my mind to something that was just about hip, cool art," Hoffberger says. "I want to share with people what gets you through life and inspires you, rather than, 'This is by so-and-so and sold at Christie's for whatever.' I think it's too late in the world to just be about visual stuff. A lot of people do that really well, but it was never my interest.
found this week in Warrior, Alabama
The Chef Restoring Appalachia's World-Class Food Culture: A coal fortune is fueling the revival of a cuisine it nearly destroyed and I was approx 99.9% sure this was going to be another article on Sean Brock (btw, did you know he's a fab photographer too? Seriously.) but nothing against Sean, but fabulously… it's on Travis Milton.
…he left, even shedding his accent. Countless Appalachians have done the same, creating a kind of diaspora, a brain drain. Milton and Nicewonder hope to reverse that, to redefine a region known for poverty, branded as hick, and defined by its dying coal industry as a thriving culinary destination. In truth, though, Milton says, it's not so much a redefinition as a return to a past that went unappreciated and is almost lost.
In Tupelo, took the boys to Killer Cereal — a cereal-only restaurant. There are several in this genre around and it seems like a super-easy concept, too. Shugie went with the Bates' Cuckoo Cocoa Bowl (Cocoa Pebbles, Cocoa Puffs, Krave Chocolate, whipped cream) but they also have a create-your-own with choice of two cereals, a mix-in, and a milk with option of a topping. PS are Cocoa Pebbles just brown Rice Krispies? They taste like nothing.
St Andrew's, from a visit in 2013
Reading about James Agee this week, and never realized that after his dad died when James was 7 or so, his mom moved them to the campus of St Andrew's School in Monteagle, and it was Father Flye there who mentored him and where he flourished in writing.
Below, Samuel Barber's composition from Agee's Knoxville: Summer 1915 in A Death in the Family which is **one of the most beautiful things I've ever read.**
Lyrics here.
This is Renee Fleming performing:
Anyway, hi from Alabama
At the NYT: A Painter Resurrects Louisiana's Vanished Creole Culture: Andrew LaMar Hopkins celebrates the rich contributions of 19th-Century New Orleans in his folk art style (and drag) on Andrew LaMar Hopkins, who also goes by Désirée Joséphine Duplantier. His folk art paintings depict in particular the lives of free Creoles of color in the 19th C. They're available at Nadine Blake's gallery on Royal Street and — among others — on view at Dooky Chase. A dozen of his pieces will be at the Winter Show at the Park Avenue Armory in NYC beginning January 24.
In 1830, the moment in time Mr. Hopkins is fond of using for many of his creations, free Creoles of color in New Orleans owned some $15 million of property in the city. Mostly French speaking, these artisans, shopkeepers and artists were in no small part responsible for the look of the French Quarter — its ironwork, decorative plaster, its architecture and fashionable shops. Like white Creoles, some owned slaves, and some later fought for the Confederacy. Despite many laws restricting their rights they played a significant role in civic life. It's a big story rarely told.
Neither the New Orleans Museum of Art nor the well-heeled Historic New Orleans Collection has mounted an exhibition…
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Last Day Gospel of Christ Church, Akron AL, from a visit in 2013
APT premieres Alabama Gospel Roots January 18 at 8:00p, with groups from around the state recording at APT's Madison Avenue Studio in Montgomery.
a Dale Chihuly sculpture at the Clinton Museum and Library in Little Rock, from a visit in 2006
Chihuly at Cheekwood in Nashville from April 25 – Nov 1, 2020.
one of the Amistad mural selections, pre-restoration, at Talladega College in 2007
Talladega College opens its new Dr. William R. Harvey Museum of Art on January 31, home to the restored Hale Woodruff Amistad murals.
From Architectural Digest: Photographer Douglas Friedman Makes His Home on the Range in Marfa, Texas
Pretty empty in the stands when we went to the Nov 23 Bama v WC game. Which, yeah, WC, but still.
At SI, Unexcused Absence: Why is College Football Attendance Dropping?
Florida isn't alone—and plenty other schools have it much worse. From 2014 to '18, attendance across the FBS fell by 7.6%. Last year, on average, 41,856 fans went to games. That's the lowest turnout since 1996; even major programs like Ohio State, Virginia Tech and Ole Miss suffered declines of greater than 5%. The NCAA has yet to release its full report on 2019's numbers, but pictures of nearly-empty stadiums, from big to small programs, popped up every fall weekend on Twitter…
above, a pic I took last month in Austin
From KUT, an interview with John Langmore in Photographer Made It His Mission To Capture East Austin's 'Essence' Before It Disappears
above, the Zapp's scene last month when we were at Best Stop in Scott LA
Zapp's has a new flavor, Evil Eye, "subtle with mild heat, yet bursting with flavor."
above, the hoecake at Hog Leg Barbecue in Arab AL
Cornbread's Connection to Barbecue from the Houston Chronicle
In a travelogue from 1853, "A Journey Through Texas," New York-based writer and architect Frederick Law Olmsted lamented the ubiquity of cornbread as the main sustenance of Texas and the American South: "I made the first practical acquaintance with what shortly was to be the bane of my life, namely, cornbread and bacon."
above, the Temple Theater in Meridian MS, where Jimmie Rodgers played, and where his funeral took place in 1933
At aeon: How an American country music pioneer entered African mythology
In 1933, the US country music pioneer Jimmie Rodgers died of tuberculosis. Just 35 years old and at the peak of his career, his demise left a legacy of a life and career unfinished. This installment from the US animator Drew Christie's Drawn & Recorded series, which tells little-known stories from the annals of modern music history, recounts the improbable story of how, in death, Rodgers would go on to inspire not just luminaries of American music, but also the Kipsigis peoples of the Rift Valley in Kenya – whose folk music found its way back to the US decades later.
Yes to They Like that Soft Bread at Bitter Southerner:
In the mountains of East Tennessee, folks have a particular fondness for a sandwich that's spent a few seconds in a Fresh-O-Matic steamer. Knoxvillians know that soft-bread love in their bones, but nobody seems to know exactly where it comes from. Chelsey Mae Johnson aimed to find out.
Outside Knoxville and environs, the Momma Goldberg's chain that started in Auburn and is now… a lot of places… steams their sandwiches.
above, St Lucy at a St Joseph's Day altar at St Cletus Catholic Church in Gretna LA, from a visit in 2012
I'm Obsessed with Saint Lucy's Extra Set of Eyes in this Renaissance Painting by Alexxa Gotthardt at artsy
the extra-hot at the original Prince's in Nashville
Kim Prince opened Hotville in in Los Angeles last December, after doing a hot chicken popup there the last couple of years. With that last name, you know where she got started. The NYT reports.
found in Bourbon, MO last month
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Ritz-Carlton St Louis, and some Route 66
Our next overnight on winter break was St Louis — I think I've maybe been once but unsure, and I know the kids haven't been. We stayed at the Ritz-Carlton, which is technically in Clayton, Missouri. It was such a great stay, in most part to the hotel being decorated so beautifully for the holidays.
My fave R-C bathrooms are the ones in which they've done them in all white/grey marble like this one and the one in New Orleans. If I can ever line things up to renovate my bathrooms at home, at least one of them is going to be like this (there's a part of me that also wants to do one of them as an ***all-red bathroom*** like my Aunt Helen had — the entrance to it was even long red beads. Also: she had an orange kitchen. She had indoor grass in one of the bedrooms. She kept the plastic on the furniture because it was soooo fiiiiiiine. She was, to child-me, a design goddess.). But back to that, um, bathroom, yes to timeless marble, though I'd rather they'd have done a marble facing on the bathtub:
There was a small balcony.
Elevator bank
We were there on Christmas Eve, and the main restaurant was serving a prix fixe holiday supper. We just wanted simple food, so we ate in the Lobby Lounge which was a terrific setting. There was living room type seating and it was just the right balance of comfortable and nice.
If I lived in St Louis and wanted to take my kids for holiday pics, I'd most certainly come to the R-C for lunch or supper and take advantage of all the decorations for a great setting.
It was all decorated beautifully — and the centerpiece was this fab gingerbread snowglobe
We got to the arch too late in the day for a tour, and Ted Drewes closed early for the holiday, but the next day we got to see some pretty great Route 66 signs:
Gardenway Motel, Gray Summit MO
Sunset Motel, Villa Ridge MO
The Bourbon, MO water tower
Jesus, King of the Road in Cuba MO
Wagon Wheel Motel, also on Route 66 in Cuba, Missouri
Drive-Thru Prayer
Decatur AL, 2011.
21C Museum Hotel, Louisville
Over winter break, we took a big trip, and our first overnight was at the 21C Museum Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky. This is our fifth 21C ; Bentonville is our fave. The room here is nice but pretty vanilla, and Labor and Materials is the big exhibit going on soooo, but there was plenty going on anyway…
In the museum, our faves:
Daniel Jackson, The Thousand Yard Stare which is an imaginary self-portrait of the artist "slicing vinyl records and drinking beer while a crow rests on his shoulder"
Virgil Marti's Landscape Wallpaper which is screen printed fluorescent and rayon flock on paper utilizing blacklights
Camille Utterback and Romy Achitv's Text Rain, which drops video letters on people but it's actually the words to a poem by Evan Zimroth
outside, the super-fun 21C pomegranate Lincoln limousine — and if I had any sense, I would have asked the valet about getting a ride because the boys would have just eaten that up
also, outside, Serkan Özkaya's David sculpture, which the 21C brought here from Istanbul
We visited The Brown Hotel, which was lovely (and from where the Hot Brown originated)
and decided to have supper across the street from the 21C at Mussel & Burger Bar which was delicious
There was also a delightful 80s sweater sighting the next day at Nord's Bakery
Okay! Next stop: St Louis and Route 66
Posted on January 13, 2020 November 29, 2019
Decomissioned
Old police car at the Shack Up Inn, Clarksdale MS, 2005
Ombre Walls
Elyton Hotel
Marriott, Autograph Collection
Birmingham AL, 2017.
several Purvis Young works at the Main Street Gallery in Clayton, GA, from a visit made in 2014
At the Washington Post Magazine: Who Should Get the Artwork of Purvis Young?
Lawyers, collectors, 'voodoo stuff with a cut chicken head': The extraordinary tale of a beloved painter — and the people who wanted his art.
When he died in 2010, he named Lovest and 12 of her daughters and grandchildren as the main beneficiaries of his will. He left hardly any cash, but he did leave 1,884 artworks. Lovest assumed a sale would eventually be arranged and her family given its due. So she was surprised in 2018 to learn that a judge had let lawyers take all of the art to satisfy a half-million dollars in bills racked up on Young's behalf. Her family hadn't gotten a cent — or a single painting.
A Cuban Santeria priest named Silo Crespo acted as Young's manager. According to Moos, Crespo told her that Young deserved a $30,000 or $60,000 base salary, plus commissions. When Moos balked — Young's pieces sold for a few hundred or few thousand dollars, which she shared with the artist in an industry standard 50-50 split — Crespo put Santeria curses on her family. She hired a priestess to remove them: "I had to have the gallery cleaned. I had to do all this voodoo stuff with a cut chicken head."
The Guardian with 'The Michelangelo of kitsch': the restoration of outsider architect Bruce Goff who was the architect of two designs in Mississippi: the WC Gryder house in Ocean Springs and the Emil and Charlotte Gutman house in Gulfport (since, destroyed by fire).
Think about the menu at Mobile's SOCU, particularly the desserts:
Hennessey Peach Cobbler
Church Lady Banana Pudding
Yesssss.
Via ArtNews: Outsider Art Fair Will Spotlight Children's Artworks from the 1930s at Upcoming New York Edition
from a visit to Dooky Chase
Lolis Eric Elie writes Leah Chase's enduring legacy and independent spirit remembered on this Twelfth Night for the LA Times:
It's easy to let legends slip away and become just that — an accumulation of stories that paint a two-dimensional portrait of a person who, like all people, was more complicated. But to fully appreciate Chase's legacy, let alone learn from it, we need to keep in mind that her independent spirit was the bedrock of who she was.
The 'Modern Southern' meal at the James Beard House on Jan 24 by Jim Shirley of Gulf Coast restaurants Great Southern Café, The Bay, Farm & Fire Southern Pizzeria, North Beach Tortilla Co., The Meltdown On 30A, and Ji Shi Kitchen, Seaside, FL will include, just in part:
Black-Eyed Pea Hummus with Smoked Choctawhatchee Bay Mullet Dip with Chicken Skin
Heritage Pig Cheeks-in-a-Blanket
Smoked and Fried Apalachicola Oyster with Chicken Fat Bread and Collard Green Aïoli
Blood Orange Pie with Cornbread Pudding
A short Various this week. I guess we're all just starting to get back in to things for the new year. BTW, my older son broke his arm in two places this week during PE, so would deeply appreciate some sweet thoughts going his way. Lots of love! xoxo!
Posted on January 9, 2020 December 5, 2019
H.D. Gibbes & Sons, Learned MS
We visited the H.D. Gibbes & Sons store in Learned, Mississippi in 2017, and have been meaning to get back since. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, they serve supper (steaks, seafood — on paper plates, and they just take cash or check) and six days a week they're a regular country store. The food there is supposed to be amazing and I am all about it. It's on my list to finally do for supper in 2020.
Starting to freeze over, Mississippi Delta, 2004
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The Seattle Council was honored to support several invitation-only events held as part of the festivities marking the commissioning of the National Security Cutter Munro on April in downtown Seattle.
The council hosted a VIP Reception March 31, a VIP Breakfast April 1 before the commissioning and then a light lunch after the commissioning. VIPs invited included Coast Guard guests, Seattle Navy League sponsors and board members, among others.
Navy League Organizational Development and Awards National Vice President Tom Jaffa and his wife, Diane, a national director and Northwest Region vice president, served as co-chairs with Chairman Matt Miller on the Commissioning Committee and in organizing the reception, breakfast and lunch events hosted by the Seattle Council. Miller is a retired Coast Guard captain and president of the Seattle Council.
Miller and Tom Jaffa presented plank-owner plaques to every member of the crew after the Seattle Council adopted the ship.
Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Paul F. Zukunft presided over the commissioning ceremony to accept the sixth National Security Cutter into the fleet at Pier 91 in Seattle. Brian Cuccias, president of Ingalls Shipbuilding, which built the cutter, also spoke at the event, according to a report from the Coast Guard.
The cutter was commissioned in Seattle to honor the only Coast Guard Medal of Honor recipient, Signalman 1st Class Douglas Munro, who was buried in the veterans' section of Laurel Hill Memorial Park in Cle Elum, Wash., after he sacrificed his life to save the lives of more than 500 U.S. Marines at Guadalcanal during World War II.
The 418-foot Legend-class cutter will be home-ported in Alameda, Calif.
Lake Washington & Everett Salute Healy
The Lake Washington & Everett, Wash., Council held its "Annual Healy Dinner" March 8 at the Bellevue Red Lion hotel to honor members of the crew and hear about Coast Guard medium icebreaker's recent missions. More than two-dozen crew members and four representatives of Healy prime contractor GE Energy Power Conversion U.S. Inc. joined council members for the event, according to a report in the council's Voyager newsletter.
Guests enjoyed a St. Patrick's Day buffet before Council President Pete Stiles invited the GE Energy Power Conversion representatives, most of whom had traveled from Pittsburgh for the dinner, to the podium.
David Muniz described the services the company provides for the vessel, which include ongoing electronics training, and the long-term relationship between Healy and GE Energy.
Stiles then introduced Healy's commanding officer, Capt. Jason Hamilton, who detailed the cutter's most recent four-month deployment. During its Arctic West Summer mission from June into October, Healy examined the ecosystem of the Chukchi Sea above the Bering Strait with the crew and embarked science party
Seattle Council Supports
Munro Commissioning Activities
Crew members aboard the Coast Guard National Security Cutter Munro
gather with Seattle Council President Matt Miller and Navy League
National Vice President Tom Jaffa, at front with banner, March 30
aboard the ship. Miller and Jaffa presented plank-owner plaques to
every member of the crew after the Seattle Council adopted the cutter,
which was commissioned in Seattle April 1.


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Vulcano (1950) William Dieterle; Anna Magnani, Rossano Brazzi
Product Code: VULC
In Italian with English subtitles.
In accordance with postwar Italian law, prostitute Maddelena Natoli (Magnani) is sentenced to spend the rest of her life in disgrace in her hometown. Returning to the island of Vulcano, Maddelena tries to connect with her younger sister (Geraldine Brooks) and brother (Enzo Stajola), who greet her with hostility. Her only solace is the love of deep-sea diver Donato (Rosanno Brazzi), whose own past is as checkered as Maddelena's. The story is resolved by Mother Nature herself, during a spectacular volcanic eruption.
Un Etrange Voyage (1981) Alain Cavalier; Jean Rochefort La Prima Notte di Quiete (1972) [Uncut Italian version] Alain Delon, Alida Valli India: Matri Bhumi (1959) Roberto Rossellini Was Frauen Traumen (1933) Geza von Bolvary; Gustav Froehlich, Peter Lorre
Nous Sommes Tous des Assassins (1952) Andre Cayatte; Marcel Mouloudji Je t'attendrai (1939) Jean-Pierre Aumont, Corinne Luchaire Tous Peuvent Me Tuer (1957) Henri Decoin; Anouk Aimee, Peter Van Eyck Menaces (1939) Edmond Greville; Mireille Balin, Erich von Stroheim
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Vulcano February 14, 2016
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Unjustly neglected in the commotion around ''Stromboli'' that was made at the same time. But it's a good picture. Interesting to watch back to back with ''Stromboli''. A great print.
True classics as promised February 6, 2016
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Vulcano March 9, 2014
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Today, we look at the book, AVA. DISCLAIMER: This content has been provided to SHANNON MUIR'S INFINITE HOUSE OF BOOKS by YA Bound Book Tours. None of it reflections opinions of Shannon Muir. No compensation was received. This information required by the Federal Trade Commission.
Summary: Ava has everything planned, as usual. Finish senior year at the top of her class, perform her best dance routine at the dance concert, and have the greatest prom ever. But her best friend, Cade, has other ideas. He convinces Ava to abandon her rigid schedule and enjoy her last year of high school. After letting her hair down for one amazing night and exchanging a steamy kiss with Cade, she's ready to explore this carefree side of herself, until someone plays a cruel joke on her. Humiliated and hurt, Ava retreats into her carefully constructed box, hoping everything will go back to normal. But it doesn't. What she thought was a prank has turned out to be so much more, and she doesn't even know the half of it. Determined to handle the situation herself, Ava hides her true feelings from her friends and her new love interest, but is quickly pushed past her breaking point. The survival of a sickening betrayal, a broken heart, and a perilous attack mean very little when lost in a game you don't even know you're playing.
Coffee is on, the fragrant aroma filling the entire house. The bitter, hot, beverage cools beside my open MacBook. Insulated headphones carry the upbeat tones of Glitch Mob, the beat pumping through my veins, giving that drive to put words on paper. My fingers fly over the keyboard, my muse working full-time. Hours pass by, every moment felt with the anxiety of the next scene to come, the next character to be taken by surprise, the MC receiving life-changing news. Dusk arrives but the words keep coming, pages filled by the time my head hits the pillow; and still my characters have conversations in my mind.
This glorious picture is NOT what any day in my writing life has ever looked like. If only. Dear Lord, if only. In a house of seven—husband and wife, two bigs, two toddlers, and the best dog ever to live—noise is just the way of life. Coffee is certainly a necessity to simply survive the day. It would be nice to say that I get in thousands of words a day, that I'm able to get an entire scene written in one setting. It just wouldn't be reality.
Reality is me slurping down coffee just to keep my eyes open. I'm talking thirty-two ounces in my system before ten. Then we have play-dates, homeschool lessons, dance, soccer, 4-H, museum trips; you name it, we've somehow found ourselves signed up for it. The two sweet hours my bigs and I are blessed with during naptime are either spent getting caught up on school, or taking a nap ourselves.
Sometimes novels are put on hold for days because life is so full. But this doesn't stop me. When it's in my head, it is going to come out. There are many days when my Knight In Shining Armor arrives home from work, herding the little people to a different area of the house so those thoughts can escape. Though my best writing is usually accomplished in the wee hours of the night but I'm cool with that. I have that coffee to keep me alive for the beautiful circus that is my life.
Even though I'm not able to lockdown that writing routine that floats seamlessly through every day, I was still able to complete three novels in one year. This may not be top-bang, pumping ten to fifteen out in one year. But it is what I can accomplish while the inhabitants of my home sleep soundly through the night.
It isn't pretty, some days it's downright ugly, but it's my messy life and I wouldn't change it for anything. Someday I might be able to have that lovely, quiet writing space, but it wasn't today, and I'm pretty certain it won't be tomorrow. And I can proudly say these days aren't lemons that I'm making lemonade out of, these days are the most decadent chocolate to ever touch your tongue. These are the days where I get to hang out with my kids all day and hear them talk about how they want to be a writer one day. The days where I get to watch my seven-year-old devour a chapter book in one sitting. The days my husband and I get look back on another day of chaos and laughter and love. These days, my friends, are priceless.
Charyse Allan grew up in Arizona dancing and riding horses. She is an avid reader, but didn't become one until high school. This is also when she realized her passion for writing, however it wasn't until a couple years into her marriage that she tried her hand at writing a novel. When she isn't writing or reading, she can be found in Northern Arizona, tending her garden with her husband and best friend, while their two kids and two crazy dogs run around the yard. Charyse is also a big fan of Holy yoga, juicing and being a vegetarian—she misses bacon like nobody's business.


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Chess Champ Aronian to Lead Chess Camp in LA
International Chess Champion Levon Aronian
Aronian will hold a community meet-and-greet and press conference on Monday, July 7, in Glendale
GLENDALE—On Monday, July 7, World Cup and 3 time Chess Olympiad Champion Levon Aronian will be holding a public press conference to meet and greet media and members of the community. Grand Master Aronian is making his first visit to Los Angeles for a 4-day chess camp organized by Metro Chess and the American Chess Academy to be held at the Glendale Hilton from July 9 to 13. As part of the visit, Aronian will be teaching and coaching camp attendees as well as sharing his own experiences as the winner and title holder of many chess championships and tournaments including leading the Armenian national team to three World Chess Olympic titles. Only 31, Aronian is the third highest ranked chess player in the history of the game behind Gary Kasparov.
Ardy Kassakhian, Glendale's elected City Clerk, expressed his enthusiasm about Aronian's upcoming visit, "Levon Aronian has become an icon for chess enthusiasts worldwide. But being from Armenia, and elevating the game to new heights has secured him a particular place in the pantheon of chess greats alongside such legends as Petrosian and Kasparov. Glendale has one of the largest populations of Armenians in the United States and it is a great honor to welcome a chess giant to our city!"
Aronian will answer questions and meet with the public at a special reception held on Monday, July 7 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the City of Glendale Adult Recreation Center Auditorium located at 201 East Colorado, Glendale, CA 91205 next to the Central Library.
For more information about the 2014 Metropolitan & ACA Summer Chess Camp being held on July 9-13, 2014, visit metrochessla.com/camp2014.


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Lurgan man who evaded police for three months refused bail
Conor Neeson
A Lurgan man who evaded police for three months has been refused bail.
Court heard that the 29-year-old had previously been subject to seven bench warrants, and whilst on bail in 2018, breached his electronic tag three times.
Christopher Wright, of Mark Court, appeared charged with breach of a non-molestation order, two counts of threats to kill and criminal damage at Craigavon Magistrates' on Friday, via videolink from Maghaberry.
These offences were alleged to have been accrued over two separate incidents earlier this year.
The first in which Wright is accused to have made threats to kill and caused damage at the Bluestone unit at Craigavon Area Hospital on New Year's Day.
On February 23, the defendant was also alleged to have breached a non-molestation order which referred to his ex-partner.
Wright appeared before the court for the purpose of a bail application which was being objected to.
A constable stated: "Mr Wright evaded police from March 8 until he was arrested in Downpatrick last week, he believed he has the means and ability to do this again.
"During that time he made contact with police through his solicitor to present himself to Banbridge Custody but he failed to do so."
It was heard that previously seven bench warrants had been made in the defendant's name and that on July 2018, he breached an electronic tag three times, whilst residing in a hostel in Armagh.
The constable also stated that the address which had been put forward was objected to due to fear of further offences.
The address in Lurgan Tarry was just a few doors down from home of the Wright's grandparents and sister.
Since 2015, the defendant's grandfather had to contact police on six occasions to remove Wright from his home due to his intoxication.
The constable said: "On October 28, his sister alleged that she had been assaulted by him but this complaint was later withdrawn".
He added: "The address is also close to that of Mr Wrights' ex-partner, since 2018 there have been 10 reported domestics and numerous breaches of NMO's (non-molestation orders), the most recent in February this year".
District Judge Stephen Keown commented: "There are a number of issues which have to be dealt with here."
Defence solicitor Conor Downey asked the constable: "You have objected to the address due to its proximity to the grandparents' house but have you spoke with them to get their view".
The constable replied: "I have spoken to the grandmother to see if the sister is still living there but she did not offer an opinion."
Mr Downey stated: "Mr Wright denies any involvement in any of the incidents, his non-appearance at court was born out of concerns for his life and health.
"He has mental health issues which he had been receiving assistance for at the Bluestone unit when the first offences were alleged to have occurred."
Judge Keown commented: "In the guts of three months he made one feign attempt to make contact with the police".
Mr Downey said: "He would accept a tag, would submit to a breathalyser upon request, would attend with police and would adhere to a strict curfew.
"As the constable pointed out in the past he has not abided by conditions but I will leave it to your worship."
Judge Keown stated: "He was brought here by arrest not arrangement, he would still be at large if the police had not caught up with him.
"My view is that the bail address is clearly not suitable, but court is also not sure if he would attend and there are concerns that he would re-offend".
Bail was refused, the case will return to court on June 28 for an update.
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Perceived access and barriers to care among illicit drug users and hazardous drinkers: Findings from the Seek, Test, Treat, and Retain data harmonization initiative (STTR)
Mika Matsuzaki, Quan M. Vu, Marya Gwadz, Joseph A.C. Delaney, Irene Kuo, Maria Esther Perez Trejo, William E. Cunningham, Chinazo O. Cunningham, Katerina Christopoulos
Background: Illicit drug use (DU) and hazardous drinking (HD) among marginalized populations may be associated with greater barriers to care. Methods: We used baseline data on the participants of the Seek, Test, Treat, and Retain data harmonization initiative. DU includes use of any illicit drugs within the past 6 months. HD was defined as scores ≥8 for men and ≥ 7 for women on Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test within the past 12 months. Social support scores were assigned by summing scores from individual questions related to social support. Two outcomes for multivariable regression models and mediation analysis were perceived access to care and perceived barriers to care scores, calculated from summated points from individual questions within each domain. All models were adjusted for age, gender, race/ethnicity, and social support and stratified by HIV status. Results: Among 1403 illicit drug users and 4984 non-drug users, the mean age was 39.6 ± 12.2 years old, 71% were male, 57% African Americans, and 39% Hispanic/Latinos. Over 25% reported difficulties in covering medical costs and finding transportation to health care facilities and greater proportions of drug users and hazardous drinkers reported these issues than non-DU/non-HD. In multivariable models, DU and HD were both independently associated with having greater barriers to care (β: 0.49 (95% confidence interval: 0.19 to 0.79) p < 0.01; 0.31 (0.18 to 0.45) < 0.01) in HIV-negative participants. Neither DU nor HD was strongly associated with barriers to care for HIV-positive participants. Social support was associated with better perceived access to care and fewer barriers to care in the HIV-negative participants. Conclusion: The current study found that financial burdens of care, logistical difficulties in accessing care, and low social support were common challenges among individuals using illicit drugs and/or drinking hazardously. Addressing structural barriers and strengthening social support may be important strategies to improve health care among marginalized populations, regardless of HIV status.
Published - Mar 20 2018
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Matsuzaki, M., Vu, Q. M., Gwadz, M., Delaney, J. A. C., Kuo, I., Trejo, M. E. P., Cunningham, W. E., Cunningham, C. O., & Christopoulos, K. (2018). Perceived access and barriers to care among illicit drug users and hazardous drinkers: Findings from the Seek, Test, Treat, and Retain data harmonization initiative (STTR). BMC public health, 18(1), [366]. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-018-5291-2
Perceived access and barriers to care among illicit drug users and hazardous drinkers : Findings from the Seek, Test, Treat, and Retain data harmonization initiative (STTR). / Matsuzaki, Mika; Vu, Quan M.; Gwadz, Marya; Delaney, Joseph A.C.; Kuo, Irene; Trejo, Maria Esther Perez; Cunningham, William E.; Cunningham, Chinazo O.; Christopoulos, Katerina.
In: BMC public health, Vol. 18, No. 1, 366, 20.03.2018.
Matsuzaki, M, Vu, QM, Gwadz, M, Delaney, JAC, Kuo, I, Trejo, MEP, Cunningham, WE, Cunningham, CO & Christopoulos, K 2018, 'Perceived access and barriers to care among illicit drug users and hazardous drinkers: Findings from the Seek, Test, Treat, and Retain data harmonization initiative (STTR)', BMC public health, vol. 18, no. 1, 366. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-018-5291-2
Matsuzaki M, Vu QM, Gwadz M, Delaney JAC, Kuo I, Trejo MEP et al. Perceived access and barriers to care among illicit drug users and hazardous drinkers: Findings from the Seek, Test, Treat, and Retain data harmonization initiative (STTR). BMC public health. 2018 Mar 20;18(1). 366. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-018-5291-2
Matsuzaki, Mika ; Vu, Quan M. ; Gwadz, Marya ; Delaney, Joseph A.C. ; Kuo, Irene ; Trejo, Maria Esther Perez ; Cunningham, William E. ; Cunningham, Chinazo O. ; Christopoulos, Katerina. / Perceived access and barriers to care among illicit drug users and hazardous drinkers : Findings from the Seek, Test, Treat, and Retain data harmonization initiative (STTR). In: BMC public health. 2018 ; Vol. 18, No. 1.
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We had read about Crystal Springs having a 'trail in the treetops' — a boardwalk through the woods that reached the tree tops. Sounded pretty intriguing for a small town to make this type of investment so we wanted to see if it met the hype given on the city website.
Upon arrival you can tell that it is not a typical small town city park and we found it was built in the early 1900's by the Chautauqua Movement, a church which was prominent at that time. By 1916, the park had eighty-eight cottages encircling a tabernacle, a 40 room hotel and restaurant. All that is left now is part of the round restaurant and a concrete amphitheater. It is all next to a very pretty lake. The city has placed playground equipment, a boat ramp, a FANTASTIC golf disc course, and the tree top trail.
The trail is probably three miles long with 1,500 ft of it along a boardwalk over several ravines giving the 'in the tree tops' feel. It is all wooded and tree specimens are marked along the way which is pretty nice. From the trail you can see several of the disc golf holes. It is really the neatest disc golf course we've ever seen. One of the holes is below – it is like the famous 'island hole' at Augusta golf course.
The city should see they are missing an opportunity to promote this unusual disc golf course in addition to the trail. This stop is worthy of an afternoon if you are south of Jackson. Next we are headed into the Bienville National Forest.
Way cool, a trail in a tree top. I'm adding it to the list to stop and see some day.
Also, thank you for posting on our blog about banking while full-timing.
Beautiful! Can hardly wait to see your pics from the national forest.


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Preciso que os e-mails enviados com erro retornem para um outro e-mail (diferente do que enviou).
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The Inaugural event for Lion Fight, Battle in the Desert is complete and the results are in.
damn. good for mike. i would like to have seen every single one of these fights. i hope they get thrown up on youtube soon.
Well no offense to either Michael or Malaipet but how this was a title match escapes me since Eakpracha Meenayothin is the current WMC World Welterweight Champion. He won this title in December, 2010.
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Israel Opens Investigation Into Flash Flood Deaths of Nine Teenage Hikers
Police likely suspects deaths by negligence ■ Probe to focus on pre-army program staff who organized the trip despite flash flood warnings
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A member of the Ben Tzion mechina program in Tel Aviv after a flash flood killed 9 members of the program.Ofer Vaknin
UPDATE: Death toll in Dead Sea flash floods rises to 10 as last missing teen found
Israel Police are opening an investigation into the deaths of nine teenage hikers on Thursday who were killed in a flash flood near the Dead Sea.
The investigation will focus on the staff of the pre-army preparatory program that organized the trip despite flash flood warnings from the authorities. They are likely to be investigated on suspicion of causing death by negligence, which carries with it a prison sentence of three years.
Police at the Ben Tzion mechina in Tel Aviv. Ofer Vaknin
>> Nine teenagers killed, one missing after flash floods hit Israel's south ■ 'We're going to die': Text messages reveal teenage flood victim feared for her life on hike >>
The nine killed, eight young women and one man aged 18, were swept away by a flash flood during a hike in Nahal Tsafit, south of the Dead Sea. One person is still missing. A search party has found the body of a teenage girl of around 17 in the Dead Sea area, but authorities do not yet know whether it is the body of the missing teen. Fifteen members of the group were rescued, two of whom suffered from hypothermia. The injured were taken to Soroka Medical Center in Be'er Sheva.
'We're going to die': Text messages reveal teenage flood victim feared for her life on hike
Nine teenage hikers killed in Dead Sea flash floods named
Nine teenagers killed after flash floods hit Israel's south; rescuers halt search for last missing teen
Text messages show that one of the girls who was killed told friends she was worried for her safety on the hike, the Israel Television News Company reported. "I can't believe I'm actually going hiking in weather like this. It doesn't make sense to go to a place that's completely flooded. It's tempting fate. We're going to die – I'm serious," she wrote to her friends on the messaging application WhatsApp.
>> 'We Deserve Answers:' Families, Friends Lay to Rest Teens Killed in Flash Floods
The nine victims have been identified by authorities as Ella Or, from the settlement of Ma'ale Adumim; Gali Belali, from the central city of Givatayim; Agam Levi, from Moshav Herut in central Israel; Shani Samir, from the central town of Shoham; Adi Ra'anan, from the coastal community of Mikhmoret; Yael Sadan and Maayan Barhum from Jerusalem; Romi Cohen, from Moshav Maor in the north and Tzur Alfi, from the central town of Mazekeret Batya.
A police force on Thursday evening went to the preparatory program's center in Tel Aviv and questioned the head of the program and two counselors. However, police say they are now focusing their efforts on finding the last missing hiker.
The Ben Tzion pre-army program, called a mechina in Hebrew, is pluralistic, with religious and secular Israelis, who take a year between high school and the army to study, volunteer and travel around Israel.
"Israel grieves the promising young lives that were cut off by this tragedy in the Arava," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said. "We embrace the families with grief and pray for the speedy recovery of the wounded."
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Agencies responsible for collecting rainfall and flooding information in the south issued warnings on Wednesday and Thursday regarding the risk of flooding in the area where the group was hiking. The warnings however did not relate specifically to the Tsafit stream.
Due to high winds on Thursday, the Masada National Park near the Dead Sea was closed to the public. The Barak stream, further south, was declared off limits to visitors after the floods damaged safety installations there. A stretch of Highway 40 in the south was also closed to traffic.
Israel was hit by unusually heavy rain on Wednesday, accompanied by hail in many places. Coming at the tail end of the winter rainy season, it took many Israelis by surprise and caused flooding around the country. Two teenagers died Wednesday in flash floods in Israel and the West Bank.
The winds are expected to continue on Friday, and similar caution is advised.
A meteorologist from the Meteo-Tech weather firm said the weather was caused by a large and powerful storm cloud extending 10 kilometers (6 miles) into the atmosphere. Twenty-five millimeters (an inch) of rain fell in Tel Aviv in the space of an hour while the Jerusalem area was hit by a huge 45 to 50 millimeter (about 2 inches) downpour.
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Rejoice! The Recession is Over!
According to the National Bureau of Economic Research (who? yeah, that was my reaction), the recession ended in June of 2009! All this time we've been labouring under the false impression that the horrible economic conditions we're experiencing, including 9.6% official unemployment (unofficial may be upwards of 20%), dismal housing prices, inflation (it's there, as any trip to the grocery store will tell you), and general economic malaise were part of the recession. According to the NBER, (cool acronym, though if they'd gotten an "UM" in there somehow they could be "NUMBER"), all this economic misery is all part of the RECOVERY!
For some reason, this story reminded me of the kid at the end of "Matrix Revolutions" who runs from cave to cave screaming "He did it! He saved us! Neo saved us!" I'll give you one guess who NBER is setting up to be Neo in this instance. If you need a hint, just look to the White House for its main occupant. I don't know much about the NBER, but now the administration will have "proof" that the recession is over, and that it "successfully steered us through the longest post-war recession ever".


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