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The San Francisco Bay Area hills are spotted with numerous parks where one can hike or picnic, often with great views of the rolling countryside or even the ocean. Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve east of San Francisco has another secret worth a traveler's exploration: the Rose Hill Cemetery dating back to the Gold Rush.
We love to explore old cemeteries. There is something that gets the imagination going when you see ornate markers for entire young families and small tidy headstones for babies and children. You wonder about how tough life was in the 1850s, '60s ad '70s during and after the era when those seeking riches pouring from the hills dared to journey across our country. They were often quite disappointed, died young or otherwise fell ill.
Black Mines park offers camping, picnicking – and Gold Rush history
Just over 6,000 acres, Black Mines Regional Preserve is not a huge park, but it offers the escape many in the more urban San Francisco area demand. Yelp reviews indicate Black Diamond Mines parks is quite a beloved place.
Gold was not what was mined there but "black diamonds," which was a reference to coal. The mine there was the largest coal mining area in California up until the turn of the 20th century. Later came sand and gravel. The East Bay Regional Parks District, which has a chain of delightful parks up and down the hills east of San Francisco, began acquiring land for the park in the 1970s.
Rose Hill Cemetery's decades of decay in Black Diamond park
What that means, however, is that Rose Hill Cemetery in the hills of Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve suffered through decades of abuse and looting. Until the area was acquired by the parks district, the road directly to the cemetery remained opened, according to the East Bay Regional Parks District's extensive brochure on Rose Hill. Vandalism was therefore easy.
HI Travel Tales friend Marianne Dresser (who took all the photos you see here) heads there for weekend or after-work hikes and dog walks. She said, "It is rather moving when you take the time to wander in the cemetery and read the headstones. So many are for young children or young people. You get the sense of how hard life was in the mining towns (little more than camps, really)….
"We East Bay dwellers may take for granted our access to so much open space, beautiful parks and trails that we lose sight of the fact that many of these lands were the homes and worksites of poor and working class people (usually or often immigrants) in the early part of the 20th century. The mining life was a difficult one, attested to by the fact that the more vulnerable members of the mining communities are over-represented in the cemetery."
Burials at Rose Hill number at least 235
According to the East Bay Regional Parks district, no official or original records of interment exist – or at least have been found. Officials and volunteers who keep a watchful eye over the history at Rose Hill Cemetery believe there were at least 235 burials there during its prime years of about 1860 to 1900. That is when the five towns in the area were at their peak and likely had the largest number of disease outbreaks. Today, unfortunately, only about 80 headstones remain, but the search continues for ones that may have been carried off to somebody's backyard decades ago.
HITT Tip: Anybody with information about vandalism, headstones or its history can be in touch with the East Bay Regional Parks at www.ebparks.org or be emailing to [email protected].
"Black Diamond Mines is one of the more remote parks in the East Bay Regional Parks District system," added Marianne Dresser. "It is notable among all the many East Bay Regional Parks for its historical roots and the district has done a great job reconstructing and maintaining the mine sites and cemetery."
Most old cemeteries bring about a little contemplation in visitors. We certainly find that. There is something haunting about beautiful markers, engraved with loving epitaphs, ornate headstones, sometimes broken or crooked. Here the parks district is making a huge effort to preserve and reconstruct history.
HITT Tip: Want a look at another old cemetery in Northern California? Take a look at our piece, "Liberty Cemetery: A California Ghost Town burial ground."
The feeling of being there, says HI Travel Tales friend Marianne Dresser, was of "reverence and respect for the hardy people who lived and died there."
(Photos by Marianne Dresser)
HITT Tip: Access Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve, take part in naturalist programs or tour mines at the park with these directions: Black Diamond is located in Contra Costa County, south of Pittsburg and Antioch. Take Highway 4 to the Somersville Road exit in Antioch, then drive south (toward the hills) on Somersville Road to the Preserve entrance. You can access Highway 4 from Interstate 680 or Interstate 5.
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So when we had our first child in May 2012 and we started to plan our future with our new beautiful baby, it just seemed right that I would stay at home with our children. And since I would be home, it made sense for me to educate them – or really just include them in the life we live regularly. I started doing my research, which was so thrilling, because now I, myself, had something to dedicate by mind and heart into learning! Our second boy was born in January 2014 and by then I had been doing lots of fun activities with Oliver, our first. We read, we colour, we talk about everything under the sun – we create things. We travel all the time. We play. We had a friend hatch us baby chicks and adopt them and watch them grow. It turns out that while I was searching and searching for curriculum and trying to prepare myself that I almost missed the obvious, we are a family that just lives a lifestyle of daily education. It fits our personalities. We don't do "bored" well. So we learn. Together. And that's what I love most!
Melissa Drover is wife to Matt, photographer at Drover Photography and homeschooling mama of two rambunctious toddler boys. Living a country life in Prince Edward Island; capturing moments at droverphoto.com and writing about life and learning at joyfuleclecticmama.com.
I love this Melissa!! I'm like you and Matt too. I have to always be learning something, reading and improving myself. It just makes sense that the kids would be also involved in the process naturally, right? Kids have a natural God-given ability to learn and if we give them the tools, time and space, they will lea n so much, in their own paces as they mature and get ready for the next thing. Well done in listening to your children's cues instead of just following a list. Way to go!
Thanks Ana! It is such a blessing to watch them grow and discover.
Wow Melissa, it sounds like you have this homeschool thing figured out in the early years! It is a lifestyle. Learning alongside our kids is such a blessing! You are literally in the funnest stage of all…enjoy it!! Thanks for sharing your journey!
Michelle, we so are – crazy fun most days ;). Thanks for your comment!
It took us a few years of homeschooling to come to the conclusions you already have about learning being a lifestyle. As a mom of teenagers, I can tell you that the fruit of your intentional parenting is worth it. My older daughters now manage their own educations as they pursue their interest and God-directed purpose.
Thanks Beth, that's so exciting and encouraging to hear!
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I too love the spontaneous conversations that you just find yourself in, in the course of a day. I also agree that following their lead is fun!
I love how focused you are and ready for homeschooling. Heck you're already doing it! Now all you do is just keep on the path you're on and you all will do awesome. Great post Melissa!
I love this! I, myself, felt HS was my calling very yearly on. My 1st was about 2.5 years old and it just all seemed to make sense.
What a fun way for your family to learn, Melissa! Thanks for sharing!


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Hans Ucko (* 19. Januar 1900 in Dresden; † 1967 in London) war ein deutscher Mediziner.

Leben und Tätigkeit
Nach dem Studium der Medizin und der Promotion erreichte Ucko 1930 die Stellung eines Privatdozenten für Innere Medizin an der Berliner Charité.

Wenige Monate nach dem Machtantritt der Nationalsozialisten wurde Ucko gemäß § 3 des Gesetzes zur Wiederherstellung des Berufsbeamtentums aus dem Staatsdienst entlassen. Er ging daraufhin in die Emigration nach Frankreich, wo er eine Forschungsstelle an der Clinique médicale de l'hôtel de Dieu in Paris fand. 1935 wechselte er ans Guy's Hospital in London.

Die Polizeiorgane im nationalsozialistischen Deutschland stuften Ucko derweil als Staatsfeind ein: Anfang 1940 wurde er vom Reichssicherheitshauptamt auf die Sonderfahndungsliste G.B. gesetzt, ein Verzeichnis von Personen, die im Falle einer erfolgreichen Besetzung und Invasion der britischen Insel durch die Wehrmacht von, den Besatzungstruppen nachfolgenden, Sonderkommandos der SS mit besonderer Priorität ausfindig gemacht und verhaftet werden sollten.

Schriften
 Der Einfluß des Nervensystems auf den Wasser- und Salzstoffwechsel, 1923.

Literatur
 Nathan Cravetz: Displaced German scholars- a guide to academics in peril in Nazi Germany, 1936.
 Heinrich Weder: Sozialhygiene und pragmatische Gesundheitspolitik in der Weimarer Republik: am Beispiel des Sozial- und Gewerbehygienikers Benno Chajes (1880-1938), 2000, S. 444.

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Mediziner (20. Jahrhundert)
Internist
Deutscher
Geboren 1900
Gestorben 1967
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Jenna Lee is one of my oldest friends, and I have fond memories of us singing Hillary Duff karaoke in her basement as middle schoolers. As usual, doing portraits of my friends is always an immense joy for me and we have so much fun that it truly could never feel like work.
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Congratulations to Mrs DeMott and the Gardening Club who have transformed the memorial garden outside the Y6 classooms. They have also won prizes in the Crosby and Waterloo Gardening Competition 2018 - 2nd prize in the Schools Eco Award and 3rd prize in the School Garden Award. Special thanks to Mr Monaghan for all his help.
Thank you to everyone who sent cakes in today for our Macmillan Coffee Morning, everyone who came to support it and to our PTA and staff who worked hard serving and clearing up. A fantastic £1183.27 was raised.
We are a collection point for South Sefton Foodbank. On Friday 12th October the children will be celebrating Harvest Festival with a harvest liturgy led by our GoGivers group. As part of this celebration we ask that the children bring an item for the Foodbank. They are always in need of tinned and dried foods; longlife milk and juice; and treat foods such as biscuits, chocolate and jam. They also need toiletries; kitchen and bathroom cleaning products; nappies and formula milk for babies of all ages are also much appreciated.
Please send items in to school. They are currently short of tinned vegetables, noodles and coffee. Find out more at https://southsefton.foodbank.org.uk Many thanks for your continued support.


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Problem Busters
Starting a business with Henry Latham
Play • 1 hr 2 min
Entrepreneur, founder and coach Henry Latham shares the low down on how to start a business. From deciding if you really want to, to evaluating ideas, to building it in a way that fits in with your lifestyle (rather than replacing it). We cover a lot of ground here while discussing the founding game, and explore what might be in it for you and your family.
Problem Busters is a show that explores solutions to the biggest and the smallest of problems. Hosts Jonathan Goodwin and Oliver Happy discuss making the world a better place with guests from far and wide.
About our guest:
Henry Latham is a London-based Entrepreneur and founder of Prod MBA. First attracted to starting his own business while backpacking in South America, Henry has founded, grown, funded and wound up his own business and is now enjoying helping others evaluate and pursue their own business ideas via the Prod MBA course. Henry now lives in sunnny Middle England.
Show mentions:
01:00 It started when backpacking in Brazil by myself, floating down a boat in the Amazon.
Backtracker - my first idea and first business. An app for tracking travel. As a Politics and Spanish major I had to learn it as I went along.
Fast forward a year or so, we'd been through an accelerator program and raising investment, the business failed due to making every mistake in the book.
Book - Product Leadership starts with you
My second business: Prod MBA and helping people succeed.
04:00 What lessons did you learn from the initial business failure? I could dig into many things, but many are well trodden. The surprising thing for both Product leader and entrepreneur is the disillusionment with the business you are building.
Looking back, I never believed in raising investment and shaping a pitch deck to show scaling 10x per year. I started the first business because I liked travelling.
In the end I became stuck in London in the funding cycle.
But I was really wanting to build something that was more aligned with my beliefs and the lifestyle I wanted to life.
06:00 Does starting a business have to mean building an app? We have a misconception that a product equals a solution. What what we need to be successful in business is to understand where value lies in a market and how best to deliver that value. Take coaching: There could be many way to achieve this. It could be an app, but you could deliver more value in say a high level coaching program.
It is a big mindset shift for many.
Obviously technology enables delivery of value, but it isn't the only way to get them to their desired outcome
How do we get customers to their desired outcome the fastest way possible? This is what we need to be doing.
10:00 What is the Prod MBA? The market need is that there are Product Managers to master core competencies of Product Management. As a Product person, I was seeing so many courses and books that were so far removed from reality, that it wasn't helpful.
The real world of product is messy, it's uncertain and you come up against challenges of your own ego, pressure of people pulling in different directions.
There is a psychological aspect to product
We teach these competencies by building a real product from scratch - because that is the best way you are going to learn.
13:00 Some examples of ideas people have tackled in the gym?
Akash: Gym towels and prototyping bamboo towels.
Nittin: Healthcare and how to choose healthcare options in the U.S.
What we teach is that it is all about understanding where the biggest problems are in the market
Is it an addressable problem? Is it an acute problem? Is it worth addressing?
We don't talk about solutions until 8 weeks into the program. It's a massive mindset shift for many.
We break down many of the misconceptions about product. What is a product in simple terms?
We look at how to evaluate good ideas and how to filter them, then how to go out and talk to people
16:00 Week by week, what we do in the Prod MBA program
We then look at how to flip an idea into a product vision
Then how to turn that into a viable business
18:00 What is a no code prototype?
MVP: Minimal Viable Product. MVP was meant to be the quickest experiment to validate if anyone is interested in this thing we have to offer.
The problem in the majority of cases I see, is that companies take an MVP and make that the first version of what they build. They are committing to a coded solution (weeks or months), delaying feedback on the idea.
Everyone talks about an MVP, we are talking about mapping out a problem, validating first to gauge interest, then perhaps a landing page, then a design prototype with something like Figma, then a no-code prototype that is a real app for a user, but is not coded.
Book: Eric Reis - Lean Startup
The problem stems from a narrow idea of what success looks like. You don't need to go zero to 1 hundred, to run before you can walk.
As a Product person you have limitations on resources, so you need to be disciplined about step 1 and what you really need to do, what stepping stones you need to take to get there.
Product is the whole experience of the customer. Everything they touch and every experience as a customer. There are a lot of issues created when we create silos. We lose sight of why a product really exists.
27:00 Why does a product really exist? To fulfil a customer promise. Everything we do should be geared to ensure our strategy delivers actionable and hands on learning.
Recent episode: Jason Knight
29:30 Examples of companies who scale really well: Loom
Loom conferencing - loom.com
They have a huge profit margin and have raised a lot of investment.
Why have they scaled so well? A simple promise, and a simple delivery method.
Promise: Video communication is better. Video is a great way to save time. Everything they do is geared up towards that.
If you are looking at multiple products or opportunities, and if it isn't clear what the customer is, you'll end up with challenges.
The strategic step is key - at what point do you look to expand your offering?
Now we are doing well with our first product - Prod MBA, we are looking at launching a second product (Helping prepare for interviews), but we are taking our time, researching it.
How do you fast track a product manager's career? with hands on, actionable learning.
34:00 What trends did you see in product/lifestyle during the pandemic? I started the business before the pandemic, specifically during the pandemic (which was great for our business), I had a lot of conversations with people who had for the first time in years, had paused to consider what they wanted out of their careers. To start their own business, or take charge of their own career.
I suspect we will see a massive boom in new businesses, new successful businesses, as a result of the pandemic
Recent episode: Heather Rooke
Recent episode: Darrell Woodhouse
37:00 Henry's founding story. Unfortunately as human being it takes a moment of crisis for things to really crystalize. I had the first business then the second, then freelanced. I keep a journal every morning, then do an annual review (reading everything from the year before). It was clear I had a classic lack of focus. I wrote one line on the page: "nobody is coming for you".
Nobody is coming for you to found this business. I realised I had created this false belief that I would need a co-founder or investment to get started. I realised if I wanted to take control of my life, then I would need to go and take charge myself.
That simple mental shift, that massive mental shift, got me down the path of starting a business in a very real way.
Timing was fortunate for us - luckily good for us just before the curve.
Example - Life isn't as certain as I thought.
Example - now I'm not commuting into London every day, am I happy with the life I am now living
41:00 Is the founder's life really work all the time for 5 years, then retire? It's part true, and part BS. There is a path that leads to going big, via investment, with specific targets. You need to hit 2x growth per month, 10x growth per year. You will have many employees and handling the myriad risks of a business. You won't have a great life balance. That's fine, delivers more impact for more people. Personally I decided on another way. Yes initially, you work hard (10-12 hour days), but you have choices early on. If you want to take walks and exercise, you can.
More work is not the answer. It is going to come down to a few big strategic things, placing the right bets on the right market, opportunity, offer you might make to your customers. That's the thing you need to be iterating on. Product people are builders and we like building stuff. Hold yourself back deliberately, so you can be thinking through these high level things.
45:00 The sharing section
46:00 Who do you most look up to in the world? Ryan Holiday.
Tim Ferriss - the 4 hour work week
Ryan Holiday - was at American Apparel, doing really well, then launched his career as an author. About Stoicism and a practical guide to living well. He lives a very intentional life, lives on a farm, spends 4 hours a day, spends time with his kids. I have massive respect for wisdom he passes on in his writing.
Brewdog as an example of not living in line with their own ethos.
Book: Ryan Holiday - Ego is the enemy
Book: Essentialism by Greg McCowan. Teaches you how to operate in a way that focuses on what is really important.
Book: Product Leadership starts with you by Henry Latham. Whatever you do, particularly true with Product, you need to start with your foundations and be mindful, resilient and focus on the essential - to be great at focusing on what really matters.
A huge amount of success comes down to managing yourself effectively and using that as a foundation.
What tech is improving your life at the moment? Automations!!!
Tool: Active Campaign (as you scale up) or MailChimp (the starter version). Used to automate a sales funnel, tracking and automating people showing an interest, booking a call, and auto invoicing.
Quote: Products come and go, but data will be there forever - Tim Bernards Lee
You want to start in month 3 with some strong customer management tools.
55:00 What is one thing you'd like to change in the world? For people to qualify their fears more effectively. For example, the fear of thinking to start a business, people must quit their job and take a bit risk. They can do it with zero risk! Realising that the idea of things is more scary than reality.
56:30 What one thing would you like people to take away from this episode? To take time to write down your ideas, to create little habits, that stack with other habits, that effectively fulfil your goal.
58:30 Getting in touch
Free 7 day course: Go to prod.mba and sign up
Henry is happy to have questions on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/henrylatham/
Book: Product Leadership Starts with you by Henry Latham
Logo and concept by Christy O'Connor
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Repair Cafe Portsmouth founder Clare Seek opens the Problem Busters' eyes to the Right to Repair. We learn about the growing, global community of Repair Cafes and most importantly - how to start one in your town. About the show: Problem Busters is a show that explores solutions to the biggest and the smallest of problems. Hosts Jonathan Goodwin and Oliver Happy discuss making the world a better place with guests from far and wide. About our guest: Clare Seek is all about building community for people and planet. Based in Portsmouth, a city in south west England, she is the founder of Repair Cafe Portsmouth, Green Drinks Portsmouth and other community-based projects besides. Clare lives in Portsmouth UK with her family. Show mentions: * 02:00 A bit about Clare and how a move into motherhood coincided with an interest in the environment and our impact on the planet. * Repair is at the heart of walking more lightly on the planet. * The sheer existence of my children had a lot to do with my becoming interested in treading lightly, and my community * 04:00 Why Repair Cafe? Started in the Netherlands by a woman who initiated what has become a global movement. * What is a Repair cafe? A place that brings together people who fix things with people who have things to fix. * 05:30 The setting up of a Repair cafe. 200 people showing interest within 1 day! * Portsmouth is an island city, one of the most densely populated areas of the UK outside of London. * 4 months later, we ran our first Repair Cafe. * Starting with people who could repair and fix each other's stuff. * 07:30 What is next for Repair Cafe Portsmouth? We are a pop-up event, we hold it once or twice a month. We've had to stop advertising because we are at capacity. * Opening up a space permanently, taking it to the next step * The library of things concept - we will work it in with that. * 09:00 Campaign - The right to repair. A global campaign. * Most of the carbon in electronics happens before the first use of the item. * The right to repair campaign is focusing on manufacturers and policy makers to provide goods that are designed to last longer, can be fixed, have manuals and spare parts available. * Right to repair as a justice issue - lobbying to create a fairer way to consume goods and services. * 11:00 Petition - The restart project. And changing where tax is applied. * 12:00 Shifting culture from wastage to consumers being able to repair. * In France - they have a system that shows on products how repairable they are. Consumers are better informed. * [13:00 Jon Coughs] * The UK is the second biggest producer of e-waste per capita in the world. It's shocking. * 14:30 Why is the UK so high on the e-waste scales? We have an appetite for the latest gadgets, Norway is ahead of us, we are second. * 16:00 There is a pressure in our culture to have the latest thing and the best tech for that. * 17:00 What do kids learn in school about sustainability? Very little. However, thankfully coming generations are taking more of an interest in the environment anyway. * There is very little in schools that leads kids down a repair career path, although elements of sustainability are sprinkled through other career paths. * Concept -
Candice Gasper on Urban Farming
Candice Gasper of Valley Mill Microgreens shares her story from bright-eyed environmental science graduate, to corporate, to ultimately becoming an Urban Farmer. She explains what urban farming is, what microgreens are (and why they are such a great way to get nutrients from your veggies) and how anyone, with as little as a sunny windowsill of space, can grow their own food. It's a great time to talk to Candice as her startup Valley Mill Microgreens is still in its first year, so we talk about the joy of working for yourself and soak up her enthusiasm for growing. We talk about the state of food, why the world needs more Farmer's markets, and how wonderful it is to connect directly to those who grow what we eat. Candice describes the foraging movement and gives us step by step instructions on how to germinate your own seeds, and grow your own food. About the show: Problem Busters is a show that explores solutions to the biggest and the smallest of problems. Hosts Jonathan Goodwin and Oliver Happy discuss making the world a better place with guests from far and wide. About our guest: Candice Gasper is an Urban Farmer and is the founder of Valley Mill Microgreens. An Environmental Scientist by trade, she has worked in both the corporate world and scaled urban farming but these days is enjoying the life of a startup founder. She lives with her partner in Baltimore USA and is passionate about educating people about nutrition and the joy of growing your own food. Show mentions: * A childhood outside, and choosing to study environmental science. * A career in sales for environmental consulting and green construction. * 02:00 Volunteering at the neighbourhood farmers market. One of the only place you can meet local farmers in a city. * Food justice and food equity - and how access to food affects people * 03:30 getting my first part time job on a women-owned microgreen farm. * Saving up, losing my job and then going full time as a farmer * 05:30 Hydroponics and how they work. Pros and cons. * Learning what it's like to work in a large scale production facility. * 07:30 Starting up my own business growing in my back yard. And the pride to get to here. The love of what I do. * 10:00 Microgreens - what they are and why they are so cool. They can be added to any dish. You can sneak them in and get nutrient density into any dish. They are packed with flavour. * Microgreens are nature's multivitamins * 12:00 Anybody can grow microgreens, all you need is a sunny windowsill, a container, some water, some soil and some seeds. * 12:30 Urban farming allows people to be more connected to their food. * It's just neat to see my peers doing this and just right down the street, not in the middle of nowhere or far away. * Saving on carbon emissions by not having to truck food into the city. * There is really nothing cooler than getting to know your farmer * 14:30 There is a lot of healing in growing - it teaches you patience. 50% percent of plants will die, and you learn how to care for them. * The quality of food that is readily available not being great in many cities. * Is soil quality deteriorating due to constantly farming them? * 16:30 Cover crops are something you can plant between seasons that will extract nitrogen out of the air and regenerate the soil. * Mass production leads to no breaks in the growing season and leads to less nutrients in the soil and therefore in the food. * Microgreens grow so fast - they are only growing 2-3 weeks at most and they really don't need fertiliser. * 18:30 how to get started growing microgreens in your own home. * Kale microgreens have the cutest miniature kale leaves when they grow * 21:30 There is a certain level of acceptance of failure...

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Monique's original clock updated for Apartment Life. Should work fine with previous versions also, but untested.
Sorry if I didnt start a new thread for this object because it's related to Individual Aging.
This is a cloned Moonshot Clock which allows you to setup individual aging for both sim and pet where it uses the same logic as in OFB_Local. Every 10AM(Pet) and 5PM(Sim) it will add one day to your sim and pet age days left to counter the global age controller.
Download available on my site.
Thanks, AH, for updating this one.
Thank you so much for updating this!
Been waiting for an update.....and it is greatly appreciated. Thank you for sharing it!
Thank you! This has been one of my favorite mods and I was missing it terribly.
Thank you for updating this. I have been looking for an update.
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Review: Maelstrom (Whyborne & Griffin #7) by Jordan L. Hawk
Title ~ Maelstrom (Whyborne & Griffin #7)
Author ~ Jordan L. Hawk
Published ~ 11th December 2015
Genre ~ Fantasy/Paranormal M/M Romance
Between his father's sudden—and rather suspicious—generosity, and his own rash promise to help Christine plan her wedding, Percival Endicott Whyborne has quite enough to worry about. But when the donation of a mysterious codex to the Ladysmith Museum draws the attention of a murderous cult, Whyborne finds himself in a race against time to unlock its secrets first.
Griffin has a case of his own: the disappearance of an historic map, which quickly escalates to murder. Someone is sacrificing men in dark rituals—and all the clues lead back to the museum.
With their friends Christine and Iskander, Whyborne and Griffin must discover the cult's true goal before it's too late. For dark forces are afoot at the very heart of the museum, and they want more than Whyborne's codex.
They want his life.
Alan's Review
I don't know how she does it. Jordan L. Hawk has now published a total of seven Whyborne & Griffin books, without flagging, without repeating, without losing her edge. In fact, in some ways the books get better with each new release. I think that's because she has more and more to build upon with each new book. And these must not be easy books to write. There's not much of a formula to reply upon except for the broadest outline: Whyborne uses his sorcery skills to unwind a nefarious attack on humankind. Griffin applies his detective skills as Whyborne's faithful (I was going to say "retainer") husband and partner. Their common buddy, the Annie Oakley of her age, Dr. Christine Putnam, backs them up with her long rifle and her encyclopedic knowledge of history and archaeology.
That's the framework. It's not much of one, but it works. Upon that framework, Ms. Hawk lets her imagination run amok, inventing a new issue for Whyborne's exceptional family: his rich, distant father; his evil brother, stashed away in an insane institution; and his mother and sister living beneath the sea, fulfilling their destinies as the head of a band of Ketoi that live off the coast of Widdershins (don't ask, you'll have to read it for yourself!). And each book has an epic threat, sometimes a powerful villain resurrected from another time, sometimes a paranormal force that is neither good nor bad, just a dangerous force to be reckoned with, and at other times, amateurs playing with magic who unwittingly stumble upon the keys to portals between worlds that threaten global disaster.
Dr. Whyborne is a renowned academic. His field is the study and translation of ancient documents, a dusty, obscure, special little corner of philology. That's how he picked up sorcery, translating old books of spells and incantations. He started with a little bit of parlor magic, lighting lamps and cigarettes with a click of his fingers. He grew in the craft until he now controls elemental powers so vast, that he can change the course of human history. He didn't intend this, but apparently, was born for it. Widdershins, the cozy New England mercantile town sits upon a vortex, a swirl of power so huge that it can wipe out entire cities or restore them within seconds. Whyborne recently discovered that he is the only one who can control it. He is the master of the vortex and has saved his beloved Widdershins time and time again through the very personal intervention of his powers. And just wait till you see what he does with his powers in "Maelstrom", the newest installment in the Whyborne & Griffin series. It, quite literally, boggles the mind. Just to give you a hint, everyone thought they might have seen Whyborne destroyed, including his beloved ex-Pinkerton detective. But, of course, you know it can't be so, because if it were, it would be the end of Whyborne & Griffin and then Ms. Hawk might have to get a real job. Not fair, this is at least her fourth successful series and I doubt she'd ever have to clean houses, file documents, or do laundry to pay the bills. Still, it's obvious that Ms. Hawk is enamored of her period paranormal romance, the gay couple living before the word "gay" came to mean men who love men - and she's not about to let her beloved characters go, any time soon. At least, we hope not.
All of the powerful paranormal adventures of Whyborne, Griffin and Christine take place at the turn of the century – not this one, the last one, the one in which gaslight changed to electric light, and automobiles hadn't yet replaced horse and carriage. I love the remarkable detail that Ms. Hawk summons to render Widdershins and the Victorian characters who populate it, without going Steampunk. Don't get me wrong, I adore Steampunk, with its anachronistic combination of Victoriana and high-tech. But what Ms. Hawk does is harder still – placing her characters more than one hundred years in the past, at a time when gay relations carried a prison term, and yet, certain people with valuable skills, and/or great wealth, managed to navigate the perilous times and share meaningful, beautiful relationships, out to their closest friends, circumspect in public. Ms. Hawk nails it. She's got the Victorian closet down pat. She's also got her cast down too. That doesn't mean they don't grow (they do, with every new release), but that their love, their goodness, their generosity and courage leave the reader cheering them on and celebrating each new victory.
"Maelstrom" and the other Whyborne & Griffin books work at so many levels. They're love stories, but that's subservient to the adventure, the risk, the threat and the battle. They're paranormal. You have to suspend your disbelief, but that's fine because Ms. Hawk gives you just enough logic, just enough possibility, that it's easy to jump into her extraordinary events and people, head first, forgetting the real world you left behind when you opened the book. They're about science and technology, the thrill of seeing the dawn of the automobile age and the wide acceptance of electricity (that was a bit of magic, in its time). And they're travelogues to turn-of-the-century America, Europe and Africa. She's written some events and places in such exquisite detail that she has sent me, more than once, to the Wikipedia to explore more thoroughly on my own.
She is a wonderful, talented, first-rank author whose books should not even be referred to as "gay fiction". Her books are paranormal action/adventure, sometimes fantasy, that just happen to be centered on wonderful, rich, intrepid, and authentically gay characters.
She's really outdone herself with "Maelstrom". She delves deeply into identity when a long-term nemesis (and colleague) of Whyborne commits the ultimate identity theft.Eventually, the identities get sorted out, but not without damage, danger, and the unfortunate deaths of several innocents. In "Maelstrom", Ms. Hawk offers the perfect cliffhanger – enough resolution for a perfectly satisfying read, but with the threat of some yet-to-unravel threads that are bound to resurface in upcoming installments of the Whyborne & Griffin saga.
It's almost embarrassing to write a review for Jordan Hawk's books. They tend to make me gush. For me, her books are always an automatic five-stars, because even her least stellar work is head and shoulders above most other writers' best. She has never disappointed me, failed to engage me, and most important, never, ever bored me. I read all her books in a single sitting because I can't bear to walk away from our beloved Whyborne & Griffin. I always await, with bated breath and fervent anticipation, the next Jordan L. Hawk book, no matter what it is. I love getting lost in her imagination, her smart characters and themes, her vivid settings, heart-pounding action and beneath it all, the abiding love of good people doing the right thing.
Thanks for another excellent adventure, Ms. Hawk. May there be many, many more.
You can also check out the full series listing below
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Labels: ~fantasy~, ~male-male~, ~Paranormal Romance~, ♥ Alan ♥, 5 STARS, Jordan L. Hawk, Review
JP 17 December 2015 at 19:06
I couldn't agree more - every story in this series has been stellar as you said. Love all her work and a bit jealous (LOL) that she can time after time turn in such great work. Can't wait for the next one! Kudos Jordan
Suzi Webster 17 December 2015 at 19:18
So looking forward to reading this!


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Every week, The Liquor Guy staff participate in a poll to provide a list of possible staff picks. The top 4 brands with the most votes are given as a blind taste test to our staff on Thirsty Thursday. The winners, based on test, are then sorted and displayed here. With all that being said, here are this week's staff picks!
For our full list of rules, click here.
Moosehead Cracked Canoe
Cracked Canoe is a light beer brewed with independent spirit and...
24 x 341 mL Bottles for $43.50 12 x 341 mL Bottles for $25.95 24 x 355 mL Cans for $44.95 15 x 355 mL Cans for $29.95 24 x 473 mL Tallboys for $58.50 12 x 473 mL Tallboys for $30.95 6 x 473 mL Tallboys for $14.95 was: $16.45 4 x 473 mL Tallboys for $11.25 473 mL Tallboy for $2.90
With 90 calories, 3g carbs, and 0g of sugar per 355 ml serving,...
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Molson Ultra
Bright, light and subtly sweet. Ultra provides a low carb...
24 x 341 mL Bottles for $43.95 12 x 341 mL Bottles for $25.95 24 x 355 mL Cans for $44.95 was: $48.95 12 x 355 mL Cans for $25.95 24 x 473 mL Tallboys for $59.95 12 x 473 mL Tallboys for $31.95 6 x 473 mL Tallboys for $15.95 was: $16.95 473 mL Tallboy for $2.95
Sleeman Clear 2.0
Sleeman Clear 2.0 goes well with your active lifestyle. A light...
24 x 341 mL Bottles for $40.95 12 x 341 mL Bottles for $24.50 6 x 341 mL Bottles for $13.50 48 x 341 mL Bottles for $81.90 30 x 341 mL Bottles for $49.95 15 x 341 mL Bottles for $29.95 24 x 355 mL Cans for $41.95 was: $43.95 12 x 355 mL Cans for $25.50 48 x 355 mL Cans for $83.90 was: $85.00 30 x 355 mL Cans for $55.95 15 x 355 mL Cans for $31.50 24 x 473 mL Tallboys for $57.95 12 x 473 mL Tallboys for $29.95 6 x 473 mL Tallboys for $17.25 4 x 473 mL Tallboys for $10.20 was: $11.25 2 x 473 mL Tallboys for $5.10 was: $5.60 473 mL Tallboy for $2.60 was: $2.85
Absolut Vodka is known as one of the world's best Swedish...
750 mL Bottle for $29.95 1750 mL Bottle for $64.95 1140 mL Bottle for $43.95 375 mL Bottle for $16.30 200 mL Bottle for $8.95 50 mL Bottle for $3.75
Tito's Handmade Vodka
Distilled from corn, this handmade vodka offers forward and yet...
750 mL Bottle for $35.95 3000 mL Bottle for $199.95 1750 mL Bottle for $69.95 1140 mL Bottle for $51.95 375 mL Bottle for $17.95 was: $19.95 200 mL Bottle for $10.95
The unique combination of traditional copper pot stills and modern...
750 mL Bottle for $34.95 1750 mL Bottle for $69.95 1140 mL Bottle for $49.95 375 mL Bottle for $18.95 was: $19.95
Apothic Dark Red
Opaque deep ruby; fragrant aromas of prune, smoky oak, dark...
Gato Negro Cabernet Sauvignon
Ruby red with garnet edge; floral, spice, berry cocktail, licorice...
750 mL Bottle for $8.95 1500 mL Bottle for $15.95
Black Cellar Shiraz Cabernet
The Black Cellars winemaker explored numerous blends deep within...
750 mL Bottle for $11.95 1500 mL Bottle for $19.95 3000 mL Bagnbox for $37.95
Beringer Founders' Estate Cabernet Sauvignon
Made with fruit grown in Lodi and the California Delta, where the...
Staff Picks Rules
The rules are simple:
No brand can be selected more than 3 weeks in a row.
If a brand IS selected 3 weeks in a row, it must sit out for a minimum of 3 weeks.
Every category doesn't require staff picks every week - that's too many alcohol samples to try!
We try to cycle through every category and sub category within a year.


HI Karei Deshe Hostel: Restful stay on the Galilee - See 90 traveller reviews, 69 candid photos, and great deals for Tiberias, Israel, at TripAdvisor.
You may also prefer to have your own transport to explore the region but you will have to arrange that in either Jerusalem or Tel Aviv as there are no car hire places near Karei Deshe. Little refrigerator, water cooker, coffee and tea in the room. It is approximately 15 minutes north of the city of Tiberias and ten minutes from Korazim. Kaisa, Finland The staff was attentive and polite.
Anne, Germany Nice , clean, reasonable price and very close to the beach Benjamin, Israel Great location with private access to the beach. More variety would have been nice. Michael, Germany The staff were incredibly.
Next time we will stay longer. These private rooms are a comfortable step up from very basic including a balcony, nice storage, small refrigerator, and even a TV!
Anne, Germany Nice , clean, reasonable price and very close to the beach Benjamin, Israel Great location with private access to the beach. You may also prefer to have your own transport to explore the region but you will have to arrange that in either Jerusalem or Tel Aviv as there are no car hire places near Karei Deshe. John, United Kingdom The room was very clean and spaceous. We stayed in the new wing with good beds, large room, balcony with view of Sea of Galilee.
John, United Kingdom The room was very clean and spaceous. The hotel has a private beach and a private parking lot. Submit Karei Deshe comments only.
Most people come to the shores of Galilee to enjoy the beaches, but anyone who's a little more active minded can find plenty to do. Nearby attractions include the Mount of Beatitudes, where Jesus performed his most famous address, the Sermon on the Mount.
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Location is excellent when visiting Tabgha and Kapernaum. The tomb of Maimonides, who was a famous 12th century Jewish scholar, is in nearby Tiberias, and several early Christian churches are scattered around the area. The staff is kind and attentive and the location quiet and away from towns and street noise.
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SANDY SPRINGS, Ga., April 11, 2019 (Newswire.com) – Signature Bank of Georgia announces the company has begun trading on the OTC Pink Market under the symbol "SGBG," in addition to the launch of a revamped Investor Relations home page.
The public market trades shares for more than 10,000 U.S. and global securities. Signature Bank of Georgia was previously privately held.
"We're happy to trade on the OTC Pink Market to help tell our story and provide Signature Bank of Georgia shareholders and prospective investors with a streamlined stock buy-sell-trade process. The decision to move SGBG stock to OTCIQ, perfectly aligns with our board's 2019 directive and management's commitment to improving liquidity and to increased franchise value," said Allen Brock, chairman of the board for Signature Bank of Georgia.
Signature Bank of Georgia was sponsored for OTC by the Hovde Group LLC, a qualified third-party firm responsible for providing guidance on OTC requirements and recommending membership.
Signature Bank of Georgia is located at 6065 Roswell Road, between Hammond and Hilderbrand Drives, and a Loan Production Office is also located in Suwanee at 1186 Satellite Blvd., Suite 100. For more information about Signature Bank or SBA Loans Atlanta, visit the websites at SignatureBankGA.com and SBALoansAtlanta.com or call Lawanna Saxon, Managing Director of Investor Relations, at (404) 256-7702.


PLEASE GET TO B & H SPORTS ASAP TO GET SIZED.
League Information: Competitive tackle for boys and girls grades 1st – 8th .
Teams are divided by grade level for the school year 2018-2019.
Fees: $215 if you do NOT need a jersey, $280 if you need a new jersey.
2nd -5th grade teams will practice at Denny Miller on T,W,F from 5:30-7:30.
6th & 7th grade will practice at EHS on T,W,F from 5:30-7:30.
8th grade will practice at EHS on M,T,W,F from 5:30-7:30.
Game Details: Games start August 25, 2018. Most games will be held on Saturdays however due to lack of officials and scheduling issues games could be scheduled for Friday nights and possibly on Sundays. Games are played at The Englewood Campus, Denny Miller Fields and various Denver metro areas and start 8-25-18. Official schedule will be handed out once they are posted in August.
First day of practice is July 30, 2018. All players must participate in three days of conditioning. Equipment check out days and times will be posted at camp.
Football season is FINALLY upon us! The PYS youth football camp will be in the evening from 6-8 on July 23, 24, and 25 and will be at the EHS stadium. Cost this year will be $0.00....yup....FREE.
Due to us having to raise cost of the football registration this year, we have decided to not charge for camp this year. Because of this, we will NOT be handing out t-shirts at camp, however we will have them available to order and hope to have some on hand to purchase for $20. No need to register ahead of time, just sign stop by on day one to sign the permission to participate form when you come on Monday. All kids are welcome to attend camp grades 1-8. Please wear athletic shoes or cleats. We will have water stations available but please feel free to bring your water bottle too.
We will have tables set up for you to bring your old equipment that no longer fits if you wish to donate it to others. You may also feel free to go through the tables and take what your player might need.
If you haven't registered for football please do so ASAP. If you need a new jersey please visit B & H Sports to get sized. New white jerseys are being purchased this year. IF you are not getting a new jersey and you do NOT go to B & H Sports to get sized, we will order you the size of your jersey that was purchased last year. If you want to get resized, please visit B & H Sports.
Please remember that all registration fees must be paid in full in order to receive your equipment. Equipment check out schedule will be available at camp and will start July 27th. Practice starts the week of July 30. You will be contacted by your team manager with details.
PROOF OF GRADE SUCH AS A COPY OF REPORT CARD WITH GRADE AND YEAR ON IT.
PROOF OF ADDRESS SUCH AS A UTILITY BILL OR RENT RECEIPT.
HEALTH SPORTS PHYSICAL...HAS TO BE UPDATED EACH YEAR, THEY ARE GOOD FOR 1 FULL YEAR.
MANDATORY WEIGH IN Monday August 13th - 18th at Dicks Sporting Goods at SW Plaza mall. Times will be posted in July.
Equipment info: Check out schedule: Friday, July 27th...8th grade 6-7pm, 7th grade 7-8pm. Saturday, July 28th...6th grade 9-10am, 5th grade 10-11am, 2/3rd & 4th grade 11am.
All players must be paid in full and all paperwork needed for team book must be turned in to receive equipment.
Paperwork needed: You can turn this in to the check in station anytime during camp.
*Copy of birth certificate for proof of age.
*Proof of address- xcel bill, phone bill, water bill, rent agreement.
*Health or sports physical. Must be within the last year.
*Proof of grade-current. Copy of school registration, report card, copy of school ID if it has the grade and school year on the ID, OR print out of school power school with info listed.
PYS provides each player with a helmet, helmet decals, shoulder pads, practice jersey, game socks, and an equipment bag for new players.
Mouth piece-any color except clear. Get a couple as they do get lost and chewed.
Black pants-we recommend pants with the pads sewn in them.


Matted - Traditional prints on archival quality, luster photographic paper.
Metal - Vibrant prints on a rounded 3/16" aluminum sheet. Arrives ready to hang.
Canvas - Textured prints on canvas, gallery-wrapped around a 1.5"-thick wooden frame. Arrives ready to hang.


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Q: Deploying MVC4 application to Windows Server 2003 and IIS 7 (error 0x8007000d) I have had always problems deploying MVC 4 web applications in any platform, getting it working after a lot of hours. However, at this time, I have found other new problem with an installation in Windows Server.
The error I am getting is that web.config file is not a well formed XML document. Microsoft pages, as usual, does not provide real solutions to the problems with its software. It only shows that I have not a well formed XML document, what is not true. That web.config is the same file I use in my development machine.
I installed the application in a folder named C:\Folder\Website, which has read permissions for user IUSR.
I have ran "aspnet_regiis -i" command
I have used local Administrator account for the application pool
I have used iisreset
Nothing helps
Can you help me to resolve this issue, please?
Regards,
Jaime
EDIT:
By using IIS 7 management console, and trying to change some configuration, the same error occurs, mentioning that the problem is at line 3 of web.config.
This is the start of web.config:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

<configuration>
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    <sectionGroup name="dotNetOpenAuth" type="DotNetOpenAuth.Configuration.DotNetOpenAuthSection, DotNetOpenAuth.Core">

    </sectionGroup>
  </configSections>

A: I have had to grant IUSR both read and write privileges.  Try that?

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Join National Parks Conservation Association's for a discussion of their efforts to protect and promote national parks and the Delaware river. Alan Spears will interview Amanda John and Joy Oakes who lead NPCA's on-the-ground work in the Delaware River watershed from Hancock, New York to the mouth of Delaware Bay in Delaware.
41 North 6th Street, Philadelphia, PA.
Questions? Contact Eric Olson at eolson@npca.org.