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Knös
Once upon a time there was a poor widow, who found an egg under a pile of brush as she was gathering kindlings in the forest. She took it and placed it under a goose, and when the goose had hatched it, a little boy slipped out of the shell. The widow had him baptized Knös, and such a lad was a rarity; for when no more than five years old he was grown, and taller than the tallest man. And he ate in proportion, for he would swallow a whole batch of bread at a single sitting, and at last the poor widow had to go to the commissioners for the relief of the poor in order to get food for him. But the town authorities said she must apprentice the boy at a trade, for he was big enough and strong enough to earn his own keep.
So Knös was apprenticed to a smith for three years. For his pay he asked a suit of clothes and a sword each year: a sword of five hundredweights the first year, one of ten hundredweights the second year, and one of fifteen hundredweights the third year. But after he had been in the smithy only a few days, the smith was glad to give him all three suits and all three swords at once; for he smashed all his iron and steel to bits.
Knös received his suits and swords, went to a knight's estate, and hired himself out as a serving-man. Once he was told to go to the forest to gather firewood with the rest of the men, but sat at the table eating long after the others had driven off and when he had at last satisfied his hunger and was ready to start, he saw the two young oxen he was to drive waiting for him. But he let them stand and went into the forest, seized the two largest trees growing there, tore them out by the roots, took one tree under each arm, and carried them back to the estate. And he got there long before the rest, for they had to chop down the trees, saw them up and load them on the carts.
On the following day Knös had to thresh. First he hunted up the largest stone he could find, and rolled it around on the grain, so that all the corn was loosened from the ears. Then he had to separate the grain from the chaff. So he made a hole in each side of the roof of the barn, and stood outside the barn and blew, and the chaff and straw flew out into the yard, and the corn remained lying in a heap on the floor. His master happened to come along, laid a ladder against the barn, climbed up and looked down into one of the holes. But Knös was still blowing, and the wind caught his master, and he fell down and was nearly killed on the stone pavement of the court.
"He's a dangerous fellow," thought his master. It would be a good thing to be rid of him, otherwise he might do away with all of them; and besides, he ate so that it was all one could do to keep him fed. So he called Knös in, and paid him his wages for the full year, on condition that he leave. Knös agreed, but said he must first be decently provisioned for his journey.
So he was allowed to go into the store-house himself, and there he hoisted a flitch of bacon on each shoulder, slid a batch of bread under each arm, and took leave. But his master loosed the vicious bull on him. Knös, however, grasped him by the horns, and flung him over his shoulder, and thus he went off. Then he came to a thicket where he slaughtered the bull, roasted him and ate him together with a batch of bread. And when he had done this he had about taken the edge off his hunger.
Then he came to the king's court, where great sorrow reigned because, once upon a time, when the king was sailing out at sea, a sea troll had called up a terrible tempest, so that the ship was about to sink. In order to escape with his life, the king had to promise the sea troll to give him whatever first came his way when he reached shore. The king thought his hunting dog would be the first to come running to meet him, as usual; but instead his three young daughters came rowing out to meet him in a boat. This filled the king with grief, and he vowed that whoever delivered his daughters should have one of them for a bride, whichever one he might choose. But the only man who seemed to want to earn the reward was a tailor, named Red Peter.
Knös was given a place at the king's court, and his duty was to help the cook. But he asked to be let off on the day the troll was to come and carry away the oldest princess, and they were glad to let him go; for when he had to rinse the dishes he broke the king's vessels of gold and silver; and when he was told to bring firewood, he brought in a whole wagon-load at once, so that the doors flew from their hinges.
The princess stood on the sea-shore and wept and wrung her hands; for she could see what she had to expect. Nor did she have much confidence in Red Peter, who sat on a willow-stump, with a rusty old sabre in his hand. Then Knös came and tried to comfort the princess as well as he knew how, and asked her whether she would comb his hair. Yes, he might lay his head in her lap, and she combed his hair. Suddenly there was a dreadful roaring out at sea. It was the troll who was coming along, and he had five heads. Red Peter was so frightened that he rolled off his willow-stump. "Knös, is that you?" cried the troll. "Yes," said Knös. "Haul me up on the shore!" said the troll. "Pay out the cable!" said Knös. Then he hauled the troll ashore; but he had his sword of five hundredweights at his side, and with it he chopped off all five of the troll's heads, and the princess was free. But when Knös had gone off, Red Peter put his sabre to the breast of the princess, and told her he would kill her unless she said he was her deliverer.
Then came the turn of the second princess. Once more Red Peter sat on the willow-stump with his rusty sabre, and Knös asking to be let off for the day, went to the sea-shore and begged the princess to comb his hair, which she did. Then along came the troll, and this time he had ten heads. "Knös, is that you?" asked the troll. "Yes," said Knös. "Haul me ashore!" said the troll. "Pay out the cable!" said Knös. And this time Knös had his sword of ten hundredweights at his side, and he cut off all ten of the troll's heads. And so the second princess was freed. But Red Peter held his sabre at the princess' breast, and forced her to say that he had delivered her.
Now it was the turn of the youngest princess. When it was time for the troll to come, Red Peter was sitting on his willow-stump, and Knös came and begged the princess to comb his hair, and she did so. This time the troll had fifteen heads.
"Knös, is that you?" asked the troll. "Yes," said Knös. "Haul me ashore!" said the troll. "Pay out the cable," said Knös. Knös had his sword of fifteen hundredweights at his side, and with it he cut off all the troll's heads. But the fifteen hundredweights were half-an-ounce short, and the heads grew on again, and the troll took the princess, and carried her off with him.
One day as Knös was going along, he met a man carrying a church on his back. "You are a strong man, you are!" said Knös. "No, I am not strong," said he, "but Knös at the king's court, he is strong; for he can take steel and iron, and weld them together with his hands as though they were clay." "Well, I'm the man of whom you are speaking," said Knös, "come, let us travel together." And so they wandered on.
Then they met a man who carried a mountain of stone on his back. "You are strong, you are!" said Knös. "No, I'm not strong," said the man with the mountain of stone, "but Knös at the king's court, he is strong; for he can weld together steel and iron with his hands as though they were clay."
"Well, I am that Knös, come let us travel together," said Knös. So all three of them traveled along together. Knös took them for a sea-trip; but I think they had to leave the church and the hill of stone ashore. While they were sailing they grew thirsty, and lay alongside an island, and there on the island stood a castle, to which they decided to go and ask for a drink. Now this was the very castle in which the troll lived.
First the man with the church went, and when he entered the castle, there sat the troll with the princess on his lap, and she was very sad. He asked for something to drink. "Help yourself, the goblet is on the table!" said the troll. But he got nothing to drink, for though he could move the goblet from its place, he could not raise it.
Then the man with the hill of stone went into the castle and asked for a drink. "Help yourself, the goblet is on the table!" said the troll. And he got nothing to drink either, for though he could move the goblet from its place, he could not raise it.
Then Knös himself went into the castle, and the princess was full of joy and leaped down from the troll's lap when she saw it was he. Knös asked for a drink. "Help yourself," said the troll, "the goblet is on the table!" And Knös took the goblet and emptied it at a single draught. Then he hit the troll across the head with the goblet, so that he rolled from the chair and died.
Knös took the princess back to the royal palace, and O, how happy every one was! The other princesses recognized Knös again, for they had woven silk ribbons into his hair when they had combed it; but he could only marry one of the princesses, whichever one he preferred, so he chose the youngest. And when the king died, Knös inherited the kingdom.
As for Red Peter, he had to go into the nail-barrel.
And now you know all that I know.
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To make it even worse, I have only caught three crappie this entire year.
But I am going to try to make that old history next week if Joe Pool releases enough water so I can get to the marina and my boat.
I plan on fixin my no-fish problem tomorrow.
I can't, Joe Pool Lake is 10 ' above flood level, the marina parking lot is covered in water and the marina is closed.
So that will provide me a limited time frame when I can fish until the water goes down. But it also provides me an excellent excuse for not starting before 9 A.M.
I HATE FISHING ..... gonna just stay home from now on!!!!!
Not only did I not catch crappie ..... I broke my $165.00 Diawa Tatula spinning rod!!!!!
WELCOME BACK ED! You'll be feeling better soon with the new anti depression meds. I am on some too.
You'll be feeling better soon with the new anti depression meds. I am on some too.
Now I need some ..... and $165.00!!!!!
Glad to see you post Ed! I hate to admit it but it seems I've become a "Fair Weather" crappie fisherman! Right now, I'm blaming the Cold & Wind for not fishing!
I'm glad to be posting again.
I won't go out into the wind or real cold to fish in the pontoon but I will start fishing the slips again when the weather is bad.
Then I can blame the weather if I get skunked.


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"Celluloid" was a trademark of the Celluloid Manufacturing Company. Made in sheets from camphor and nitrocellulose, celluloid was expensive and difficult to produce. After being polymerized, however, the resin is easily shaped. It was initially used to replace ivory in products like combs, brush handles, piano keys, and eyeglass frames. One of its largest uses was as a substitute for linen in detachable collars and cuffs, as comically advertised by this trade card from the period.
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The oldest celluloid menu in the group comes from Prudential's annual banquet at Delmonico's on February 13, two days before the opening dinner in Iowa. The monotone menu below is printed on eight 4½-inch diameter sheets that are fastened with a rivet and decorated with a ribbon.
In 1889, more flexible celluloids were developed for use as photographic film which soon became the main application. It was exclusively used as the medium for motion pictures until the 1930s, when it began to be replaced by acetate film. Although it is no longer widely used, celluloid can still be found in musical instruments due to its excellent acoustic properties.
Thanks for the lesson in celluloid. I never knew it was used this way.
The Delmonico menu is a prize. Celluloid is highly flammable -- hope none of them came too close to a candle!
Interesting! Whenever I hear the word 'celluloid' I think only of old movie film. Now I'll think of old menus.


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BE IT ORDAINED BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE CITY OF TROY, KANSAS.
SECTION ONE. A person is subject to prosecution and the imposition of punishment in the Municipal Court of the City of Troy, Kansas, under this ordinance if he commits any of the offenses defined by this ordinance within the City of Troy, Kansas.
SECTION TWO. Assault. Repealed by Ord 539.
SECTION THREE. Unlawful interference with a fireman or firefighter. Repealed by Ord 539.
SECTION FOUR. Permitting a dangerous animal to be at large. Permitting a dangerous animal to be at large is the act or omission of the owner or custodian of an animal of dangerous or vicious propensities who, knowing of such propensities, permits or suffers such animal to go at large or keep such animal without ordinary care to restrain it.
SECTION FIVE. Criminal Damage to Property. Repealed by Ord 539.
SECTION SIX. Criminal Trespass. Repealed by Ord 539.
SECTION SEVEN. Littering. Repealed by Ord 539.
SECTION EIGHT. Tampering with a traffic signal. Repealed by Ord 539.
(b). exposing any poisonous substance with the intent that the same shall be taken or swallowed by any domestic animal.
SECTION TEN. Obstructing legal process or official duty. Repealed by Ord 539.
SECTION ELEVEN. Failure to Appear. (1) Failure to appear is willfully incurring a forfeiture of an appearance bond and failing to surrender oneself within thirty days following the date of such forfeiture by one who has been released on bond for appearance before the Municipal Court of the City of Troy, for trial or other proceeding.
SECTION TWELVE. Interference with the administration of justice. Repealed by Ord 539.
SECTION THIRTEEN. Disorderly Conduct. Repealed by Ord 539.
SECTION FOURTEEN. Maintaining a public nuisance. Repealed by Ord 539.
SECTION FIFTEEN. Permitting a public nuisance. Repealed by Ord 539.
(e) deriving support in whole or in part from begging.
SECTION SEVENTEEN. Public Intoxication. Public intoxication is being one a highway, street, or in a public place or building while under the influence of intoxicating liquor, narcotics, or other drug to the degree that one may endanger himself or other persons or property, or annoy persons in his vicinity.
SECTION EIGHTEEN. Unlawful sale of cereal malt beverages. Repealed by Ord 539.
SECTION TWENTY. Unlawful possession of cereal malt beverage. Amended by Ord 519.
SECTION TWENTY-ONE. Unlawful possession of alcoholic liquor. Amended by Ord 519.
SECTION TWENTY-TWO. Unlawfully permitting juveniles to be upon premises. Unlawfully permitting juveniles to be upon premises is for the licensee, his agents or employees, of any place of business or establishment licensed to sell cereal malt beverages to permit any person under the age of eighteen years to be in or upon such premises after the hour of 9:00 p.m. unless such person is accompanied by his or her parent or legal guardian. The lack of knowledge of the age of such person shall not be a defense to a prosecution under this section.
SECTION TWENTY-THREE. Giving a false alarm. Repealed by Ord 539.
SECTION TWENTY-FOUR. Criminal Desecration. Repealed by Ord 539.
SECTION TWENTY-SIX. Repeal. All ordinances of the City of Troy, Kansas, in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
SECTION TWENTY-SEVEN. Effective Date. This ordinance shall take effect and be in full force from and after its passage, approval and publication in the Kansas Chief.
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL AND APPROVED BY THE MAYOR THIS 4th DAY OF August 1970.


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Former 'farm adviser of the year' to speak at latest farmers evening
A former Farmers Weekly 'Farm Adviser of the Year' will be the speaker at the latest Lovewell Blake/Suffolk Coastal NFU Farmers' Evening in Halesworth on Wednesday 30 October – the day before the UK is currently due to leave the European Union.
Jamie Gwatkin, who is a rural business consultant with over 30 years' experience and who specialises in arable businesses and pigs, will be giving a wide-ranging presentation, which will include his overview on a No Deal Brexit, as well as talking about gross margin analysis and current developments in the pig industry. He will round off his presentation with a 'Recipe for the Future'.
"We are delighted to welcome one of the region's top agricultural consultants – and the 2016 winner of the prestigious Farmers weekly Farm Adviser of the Year award – as the speaker at our latest Farmers' Evening," said Lovewell Blake agricultural services partner Ryan Lincoln, who will chair the meeting.
"His wide-ranging presentation will be thought-provoking and timely – he has an industry-wide reputation for helping farm businesses build strong futures, whatever challenges they face.
"These farmers' evenings are always a convivial way of catching up with the latest developments in the farming world."
The Farmers' Evening is one of a series of such presentations organised by Lovewell Blake's agriculture team, in conjunction with Suffolk Coastal NFU. The event takes place at Halesworth Golf Club on Wednesday 30 October at 7.30pm, and will include a buffet. Attendance is free; to book a place, call Ryan Lincoln on 01986 873163 or email r.lincoln@lovewell-blake.co.uk.
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News: Unilever Plc Pledges Five Million Jobs for Nigerians
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Unilever Plc - The Global Chief Executive Officer of Unilever Plc, Paul Polman has pledged the commitment of the organization towards creating about five million jobs for Nigerians even as he urged government to put in place necessary infrastructure for the realization of the plan.
Polman said this on Tuesday during an interactive session organized by the company in partnership with Lagos Business School (LBS).
He explained that the issue of inclusion and job creation are significant ways to curb enormous social divide existing in global societies, pointing out that agriculture can be a part of the tool for making it happen.
"Four percent of food produced in Nigeria, get wasted; companies must help in preventing such waste, reducing deforestation and think of turning wastes as product for some-else. We have the responsibility to put the interest of others people first before our own interest to make the world a better place", he said.
The Unilever boss said the organization was promoting its brand by using its large size to drive value change in the areas of; education, sanitation, woman empowerment, gender equality, and poverty eradication across the world.
Delivering a lecture titled: "Building Sustainable and Profitable Businesses in Volatile Times-Inspiring the next generation of Leaders", he stated that government alone could not handle sustainable development, hence there is the need for partnership adding that the only purpose of business is to serve the society.
"Why should society accept business that do not contribute to the society. Companies that don't make conscious effort to be a positive contributor to the society doesn't sound meaningful", he said.
He urged the youths to join youth advocacy network to work out issues that are closer to their hearts, participate in politics as recent researches across Europe indicate a drastic decline in young people playing significant role in the political development of their country.
Also, Chairman of Julius Berger, Nigeria, MutiuSunmonu, said Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs) must be ready to conduct research on areas that they could meaningfully contribute to the growth and development of the country.He said this was important has recent findings reveal that must SME's die out within 5years of establishment due to lack of wisdom and resources to sustain them.
Also speaking, the Lagos State Commissioner for energy and Mineral Resources, Wale Oluwo stressed the need for SME's to be prepared to access the N25Billion intervention fund to be disbursed as empowerment to youths.He said within the concept of decent business environment, the state government plans to generate more energy to provide light for schools, businesses and efficient lighting of streets.
In her remarks, the Chairman of Access Bank PLC, Mrs. MosunOlusoga, advised youths to access SMEs' programme put in place by the bank to make themselves CEO's of companies as well as be able to employ others.
Source: The Guardian


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How did it get to be June already? It seems like only yesterday that the school year started! It's an exciting time of the year for the children. The countdown has definitely begun! I am really looking forward to the Spring Concerts tonight and tomorrow. While you're there, be sure to get some fudge or tickets on a Cavendish Beach Music Festival Family Pass in support of adding equipment to the K-1 playground area.
A huge THANK YOU to the families that showed their support of our clean up last Saturday! We made some great progress over a short period of time. We were able to really clean out of the beds at the front entrance of the school. The kids had fun digging and planting, and did a great job of picking up any garbage that was around the property.
A yearbook is in the works and will be available for purchase toward the end of the school year. A pre-order form was sent home this week with a deadline of June 8. Depending on the number of yearbooks pre-ordered, it is expected that the cost will be between $8 and $10 per yearbook.
The final Home and School Meeting of the school year will be held on June 14th at 6:30 pm in the staff room. All parents are welcome to attend as we discuss many important issues for the children of West Royalty. We will be nominating the executive position of Treasurer for the 2011-2012 school year.


Talk here and be friendly in public. Then go talk bad about everyone in your tribal areas and confessionals.
Anyway, a little about me, growing up I wanted to be a banker but I lost interest.
No, you should now have your confessional spot Kevin. This is the talk around the campfire area.
Were you talking to me, btw?
Oh mrduckbear is also Kevin. So is DDtea.
Awesome. We can start an Alliance.....Kev Cubed....Three Times the Kevin....the Three Kevmigos.
This will be like "The Highlander"......There can be only one!
Weeee my name is Niel and I love collecting shamrocks down the beach.
Wow the puns already started.
Almost makes me wish I was a Kevin... but alas I am not.
Hi everyone I am Bria!
hey my name is kevin too and i guess I dont get a confessional? thats cool.
My name is kevin too?! what a beautiful name! i aint got a conessional either. btw, watching the movie election right now and it is amazing.
I don't have a confessional either but that happens to me quite a bit. They must have forgotten.
Edit: mine just appeared after mentioning it.
You should all have access to your tribe area and confessional area. Your name should match the color of your tribe. If not, that's what happens when a colorblind person does colors. Ask Tyler to fix it and maybe he can.
You did well for being color blind!
Election <3 love that movie.
My name is also Kevin jk It's not.
I'm Devon... kind of close to Kevin? lol hi everyone!
I'm Niel. I love leprosy.


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From humble beginnings, Tong Tar has grown over the years and now possesses a fleet of more than 100 buses and coaches. Our greatest asset remains our people, who have never wavered from our commitment to provide only the most reliable service to our customers.
Mr Peh, our Chairman, has been the face of Tong Tar since its inception and has helmed the company for over 30 years.
Together with other bus operators in the early 1970s, Mr Peh led the company to co-found the Singapore School and Private Hired Bus Owners' Association (SSPHBOA), which is today the largest private bus association in Singapore. It has about 2,000 members and a combined fleet of over 4,000 buses to support the demands of various organisations.
Brought in to refresh the brand, Mr Phillip Peh now manages a company with a combined fleet of more than 2,000 buses and coaches and is leading the charge by introducing technological advancements for the company to stay relevant, as well as to keep its promise to champion customers' convenience and operational efficiency.
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A small group of Microsoft's technology adoption program customers will get Vista SP2, Mike Nash posted on the windows vista blog. There is a speculation few days before that Microsoft will release Vista SP2before the launch of Microsoft Windows 7.
In addition to the previously released updates since the launch of Windows Vista SP1, Windows Vista SP2 contains other changes like support for new hardware, and several emerging standards according to Vista blog. These include Vista SP2 and Windows Search 4.0 for faster and improved relevancy. Vista SP2 also carries Bluetooth 2.1 feature pack supporting the most recent specification of Blutooth technology. Native support for Blue-Ray recording in Window Vista. Adds a windows connect now (WCN) to simplify Wi-Fi configuration. Windows Vista SP2 enables the exFAT file system to support UTC timestamps, which allows correct file synchronization across time zones.
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Born in 1963. In 1986 he graduated from the Tamsui Oxford College, Taiwan. Since 1996 he has participated in numerous exhibitions and symposiums in Australia, Belgium, Czech Republic, China, Estonia, France, Italy, Japan, Poland, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Taiwan, UK, and the USA. He has arranged several solo exhibitions. The artist has won several awards such as Merit award at the XVIII Gold Coast International Ceramic Art Award, Australia (1999), Silver Prize at "The Aura of Tea", Images Friedman Gallery, USA (1998). His works are included in the collections of Chinese, Estonian Japanese, Italian, Polish, UK, and the USA museums. Jeng-daw teaches at the Wuxi Education College, China and works at his studios both in Taiwan and China.
The artist was a participant of the symposium in 2001.


During the last four years, the NCSML conducted nearly 300 oral history interviews through its landmark project Recording Voices & Documenting Memories of Czech & Slovak Americans. The project was an effort to collect and preserve the stories of 20th century immigrants who fled Communist Czechoslovakia. No one could have anticipated the personal drama conveyed in these stories. Leaving Czechoslovakia brings this oral history project to life presenting the stories of these émigrés in their own words.
The NCSML traveling exhibition program is generously supported by American Czech Association, Los Angeles and American Sokol Los Angeles.


Holiday website Canvas holidays claim Cyprus is the second safest place in Europe to drive in.
According to the website, they used the European Commission's Annual Accident Report 2018 to calculate the data.
"Denmark takes the top spot as the safest place to drive, reporting just five accidents per 10,000 residents annually. Cyprus comes in close second, with 7.5 accidents per 10,000 residents, followed by Finland with 8.5. France and Poland make up the rest of the top five, with 8.6 and 8.9 accidents per 10,000 residents respectively," the website says.
The European Commission annual report uses data from 2016, only counting accidents where people are injured or killed, not those which result only in damage.
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Coming from yesterday's post in which I talked about my Shoebox Swap with my local stampers. Check out a few more we all made by my friends Dennise and Cindy! Love 'em!
These ladies are so talented….making THEIR cards was such a privilege and so much fun.
Here is my friend Dennise! Thanks my friend for being here!
Created by Cindy Cole! Lovely work lady!
Cindy used the new Hello Thinlits, the Sweethearts Embossing Folder and the Bird Punch.
Here is my friend Cindy…she makes me laugh so hard!
Last but not least…check out the beautiful card I received on February 14th from my friend CD! I call her CD, cause she is indeed Creative Donna. Such a beautiful soul and faithful friend. Thank YOUUU! for always making me feel so special and loved.
And why O why I still don't have that coffee cup stamp set?
O dear! Take a look today at My Pumpkin Challenge. Lots of beautiful ideas.
Il be sharing some more later on….love you all!


Today, I'm very excited to have a guest blogger, Ali Jordahl. Ali's an incredibly talented high school writer from New England. I asked her to talk about Wattpad a bit, because she's been using it for a while, and a lot of writers I've spoken with aren't quite sure how it works. So if you're curious about Wattpad, I think you'll find this post very helpful.
Thank you so much, Ali for taking the time to share your insight with other writers!!!
Writing is something I've always loved to do! I love creating stories, and I'm constantly thinking up new plot ideas, new characters, and new stories. As a teenager, I find that my entire focus point is on schoolwork for the majority of the year (even now, I am reading, writing, and studying for my classes in the fall).
I did, however, find a website that changed the way I saw writing. A few years ago a friend of mine recommended I look at Wattpad.com. Wattpad is an e-book community in which users can post stories for other users to read. Each chapter can be voted for and commented on by other users. This gave me endless opportunities for my writing! I wasted no time in starting my first Wattpad story.
Wattpad is its own little community – except this community is huge! There are users who are famous because of extremely popular stories they have written with millions of views, comments, and votes. Recently, Sourcebooks has begun recruiting those popular writers who already have millions of followers (followers are notified whenever the person they're following posts a new chapter) and publishing their work. These writers have written these popular stories in as short as a month.
My experience on Wattpad has not led me to have hundreds of thousands of followers. I do, however, have 163 followers to date. I have three teen fiction books in progress on Wattpad, plus a poetry book. I update chapters when I can, although it's sometimes hard to find time to write. The more regularly you update, the more readers you get.
That was the catch! The motivation was there, but suddenly I had readers waiting, putting pressure on me. I loved the feedback I was receiving, but it was an entirely different world than that of an author. I was posting my story chapter by chapter. It wasn't possible for me to edit out a plot point, change someone's name, etc. without messing up the story for my readers.
There are pros and cons when I use Wattpad. For instance, Wattpad has helped me to majorly develop my writing. I know I'm not the best writer in the world, but adding to those same stories I started three years ago has allowed me to see how much my writing has changed. I've learned what my target audience for my stories likes and dislikes. Wattpad even gave me the idea to start my own blog in which I can exercise my writing skills weekly with blog posts.
Wattpad also, however, becomes too much at times. I am writing my three stories simultaneously on Wattpad, plus a fantasy story that I'm working on that is not published on Wattpad. The story off of Wattpad is actually the longest, coming in at around 130 pages written so far. I get bored easily with one story, so having more than one to work on is advantageous, but having four to manage and add on to can be hard.
Wattpad most certainly isn't for everyone, but it is an amazing way to get noticed and establish a fan base for an author. Many of my favorite authors have accounts in which they connect with readers and post the beginning chapters of their books, telling fans to buy their book to read the rest of the story. I recently posted on Gennifer Albin's message board (the author of Crewel), telling her how much I loved her book. She actually replied the next day, thanking me for my support! That simple connection inspired me to look to see if she had published a sequel to Crewel. I will now be buying the next two books as soon as I can. Through a simple connection, she inspired two book sales – without having to spend a dime on promotion! This type of instant publicity is great for authors like her who have a teen audience – the vast majority of Wattpad users are teens and young adults. I recommend it for any author trying to establish a fan base with teens.
The one thing I can tell you about my experience with Wattpad is that my work is being read and enjoyed. I don't have a book published (yet), but I do have my writing on the internet, being read by people every day. I have developed more as a result of exposure to other writers my age and readers interested in the type of book I am writing. That exposure has brought me so much more confidence with my writing, and has helped me (and is still helping me) to become a better writer!
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Very informative. And Ali sounds like a very accomplished young woman whose determination will take her far.
Excellent post! Thanks so much Mary for giving Ali this opportunity. She so looks up to you!


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       situé dans le département de l'Aisne en Picardie. Elle totalisait 417 habitants en 2008.

À coté de Fourdrain sont positionnées géographiquement les communes de
Saint-Gobain située à 6 km, 2 349 habitants,
Couvron-et-Aumencourt localisée à 4 km, 1 414 habitants,
Fressancourt à 4 km, 216 habitants,
Rogécourt à 5 km, 80 habitants,
Saint-Nicolas-aux-Bois située à 3 km, 104 habitants,
Bertaucourt-Epourdon localisée à 5 km, 541 habitants,
 entre autres. De plus, Fourdrain est située à seulement 29 km de Saint-Quentin.

Si vous envisagez de demenager à Fourdrain, vous pourrez facilement trouver une maison à vendre.

Le parc de logements, à Fourdrain, était réparti en 2011 en un appartements et 185 maisons soit
 un marché relativement équilibré.

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Nick Spanos and Stephen Melrose were Australian tourists shot dead in Roermond, the Netherlands by the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA) on 27 May 1990, which stated it had mistaken them for off-duty British soldiers. The attack was part of an IRA campaign in Continental Europe.

Background
British military personnel had been stationed in West Germany since the end of the Second World War. The Provisional IRA had been carrying out attacks in mainland Europe since 1979. Between 1988 and 1990 it intensified its operations there. On 1 May 1988, three members of the Royal Air Force (RAF) were killed in two IRA attacks in the Netherlands. One of the attacks took place in Roermond. On 12 August, Richard Michael Heakin, a British sergeant-major was shot dead at Ostend, Belgium. In June 1989, a British base in Osnabrück was bombed and the following month a British soldier was killed by an IRA booby trap bomb in Hanover.

Cars owned by British military personnel in Germany had distinctive number plates, which helped the IRA identify targets. In August 1988, following the killing of the three RAF members, they were replaced with standard British number plates. Critics of the move warned that British tourists would be at risk as their cars would be indistinguishable from soldiers' cars.

On 7 September 1989 German civilian Heidi Hazell, the wife of a British soldier, was shot dead as she sat in a car outside a British Army married quarter in Unna. The car had British number plates. The IRA expressed regret for the death and stated she had been shot "in the belief that she was a member of the British army garrison at Dortmund".

On 28 October 1989, IRA members opened fire on the car of RAF corporal Mick Islania. The corporal had just returned to the car from a petrol station snack bar in Wildenrath. Also in the car were his wife Smita and their six-month-old daughter Nivruti. Corporal Islania was hit by multiple rounds and died instantly; his daughter was killed by a single shot to the head. Smita Islania suffered shock. The IRA expressed regret for the child's death and stated its members did not know she was in the car.

The shooting
Nick Spanos (28) and Stephen Melrose (24) were Australian lawyers, based in London. They were in the Netherlands on a four-day holiday with Vicky Coss (Spanos's girlfriend) and Lyndal Melrose (Stephen's wife). On the night of 27 May 1990, the two couples had a meal at a restaurant in the town of Roermond, near the border with West Germany. The town was popular with off-duty British servicemen stationed in Germany; the Royal Air Force (RAF) bases of RAF Wildenrath, RAF Bruggen and JHQ Rheindahlen were nearby. As they returned to their car, at about 11pm, Spanos and Melrose were shot dead by two men clad in black with automatic weapons. The women were unhurt. The car used by the gunmen was found burnt-out in Belgium, the border of which is also near to Roermond.

Aftermath
The IRA claimed responsibility the next day. Its statement said that its members mistook the two men for off-duty British soldiers and called the shooting "a tragedy and a mistake". The car used by Spanos and Melrose had British number plates, and Dutch police believed this may have led to them being targeted. Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke described the statement of regret as "twisted, too late and meaningless."

Five days after the attack, the IRA shot dead Michael Dillon-Lee, a British Army major, in Dortmund. Two weeks later, it bombed a British Army base at Hanover.

Paul Hughes (born Newry, 1958), Donna Maguire (born Newry, 1963), Sean Hick (born Glenageary, 1956), and Gerard Harte (born Lurgan, 1956) were arrested in Belgium in June 1990, and were later charged with the murders of Spanos, Melrose and Major Dillon-Lee. Harte was convicted of the murders of Spanos and Melrose and sentenced to 18 years in prison, but his conviction was overturned on appeal. The other three were acquitted of the Roermond murders, but then extradited to Germany and tried for the murder of Major Dillon-Lee. All three were acquitted as well, although Maguire was remanded and later convicted of taking part in bombing a British Army base in the Osnabrück mortar attack. Evidence also linked Desmond Grew, an IRA member later shot dead by the Special Air Service, to the group.

Subsequent activity by Melrose family
In August 2010, Stephen Melrose's parents and sister visited Stormont to "find answers about his murder". They were greeted by Ulster Unionist Party MLA, David McNarry, but denied a meeting by both deputy First Minister, Martin McGuinness and Sinn Féin President, Gerry Adams. Speaking to the Belfast Telegraph, Melrose's sister, Helen Jackson, said the refusals of McGuinness and Adams "spoke volumes". She went on to say that:

Eighty-year-old Roy Melrose stated:

Before travelling to Northern Ireland, the family visited the murder scene in the Netherlands for the first time.

See also
 Chronology of Provisional Irish Republican Army actions (1992–1999)
1988 IRA attacks in the Netherlands
 Osnabrück mortar attack

References

Further reading
 Lost Lives:The stories of the men, women and children who died as a result of the Northern Ireland troubles, pp. 1198–99, McKittrick, Kelters, Feeney, Thompson, 1999, (2006); .

External links
 'Strong response' to documentary on IRA murders
 IRA suspect charged with two murders

1990 murders in Europe
People killed by the Provisional Irish Republican Army
People from Brisbane
People from Sydney
People killed during The Troubles (Northern Ireland)
Deaths by firearm in the Netherlands
Deaths by person in the Netherlands
Australian terrorism victims
Australian people murdered abroad
Male murder victims
1990 crimes in the Netherlands

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Gerontophile
Favourite Team(s): Celtic/Yankees/Arsenal/ Sparta Rotterdam
Favourite Biscuit: TRIIIIIIIIIIIIO's
Spring training has begun, lots of rule changes, and I can't remember if that bollocks about the final 3 batters is happening or not.
Welcome to the new season.
And, yes, I really think the Yankees are going to win it all, IF the pitching holds up.
Patrick Thistle
Favourite Team(s): Salop, Y Barri, Cymru, Devils, Padres
Favourite Biscuit: Iced gems
Padres have had some decent results in spring training. But they've likely peaked for the year now.
They picked up Hosmer from Kansas, so he should give them a bit more oomph in their hitting. And help the youngsters too, I should think.
They are blooding the kids. Margot and Renfroe will probably be permanent fixtures this year. But the whole side seems very young really. Even the manager is one of the youngest in MLB.
danielmak
Favourite Team(s): I'm slutty: Roma, Liverpool, Dortmund, PSG, Valencia
Favourite Biscuit: Del Taco
Unless a team has multiple major injuries to starting pitchers, it seems like picking division winners is pretty easy this time around but I'll lay out my picks so I can look back late in the season to see what happened in terms of wild card and playoffs. Plus I have to at least have something that leads up to my annual pick of the Dodgers winning the World Series.
I will say more about this later but I worry that the expectations surrounding the Yankees are too inflated. Stanton is injured for long periods of time most seasons, Judge had an incredible season but maybe that was the best he will ever perform, and the starting pitching is a concern. I'm tempted to think that Buck will work some magic with the Orioles to finish higher than the Blue Jays but Manny might be traded late on and I have no idea who is starting for them.
Royals could surprise here and finish second. They lost Vargas, Hosmer, and Cain. I think Hosmer is the only huge loss.
I think this will be a very competitive division but the Astros will have it won early on.
Marlins (will have a record that competes with some of the most losses in the history of MLB in the expansion era)
I think the Giants will make a comeback, although starting pitching is going to be a concern (along with an old team but an old team that has another year or two in them). I think the division will also be tight with the Diamondbacks falling back to earth.
Wild Card: Yankees and Twins, Giants and Cardinals
World Series: Dodgers beat Red Sox (maybe I said the same thing last year)
Favourite Biscuit: Crisp Country
Alex Cobb for 4/$57M. We finally have something resembling a rotation.
Red Sox and Yankees are likely to be sent to London for 2 games next year.
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The reports were that the Cubs offered 3 years/$42million so his decision to turn that down seems to have had no change on the AAV but the extra year is good for him.
The venue for the London series is supposed to be the Olympic/London Stadium, which I would expect to result in significant issues with field dimensions and sight lines.
I'm glad that Cobb finally found a home.
I cannot recall a season in which there was more of a consensus as to the division winners on Opening Day.
A number of these are very good
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Hope springs eternal, danielmak.
An LA Times data wizard did an analysis of what parts of Dodger Stadium get the most shade and the most sun, and broke down game-by-game where the shade will be, and at what time of the day. It's a pretty impressive feat.
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GHOST CRABS OF THE CHESAPEAKE.
Sweet Jesus crap.
Madison Bumgarner fractured his pitching hand on a hard-hit line drive in his final appearance in Spring Training and will need to have surgery to have pins put in it. He's looking at being back in June at the earliest. Terrible news for the Giants, who already had Samardzija on the DL.
With Justin Turner out for a month or so, Arizona will be hoping to jump out to an early lead in the NL West.
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That's brilliant. It's only a matter of time before I start trawling for some Omaha Cazadores de Tormentas merch.
The flying chancla hat is for sure a must cop.
I'll be joining in the fun in August, with three new ticks (A's, Giants, Padres) and a return visit to Dodger Stadium.
If that all goes to plan, it'll leave me with the following to tick off:
Red Sox, Yankees, Orioles, Cleveland, Tigers, Brewers, Pirates
Rays, Royals, Nationals, Braves, Marlins, Rockies, D-backs
The ones on the top line I've cleared by sight, but I still want to tick them off properly.
The A's have offered to purchase the entire Coliseum site from the city of Oakland in exchange for paying off the $135M the city owes in debt service on it still.
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Favourite Team(s): Leicester City
Favourite Biscuit: Samoyed
Is this post an embedded tweet? If so, hurrah because that means I can now see them, and what a doozy to start off with. Eugene Monarcas for me!
Here is another one
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I'm going to opening day at the Trop to see Rays vs Red Sox. The Rays are going for a complete rebuild but Archer will start so they might win that one, at least.
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Field dimensions should be fine. The Olympic Stadium is truly enormous - supposedly it can fit an oval of Test cricket size (so at least 137m square) inside of it in Olympic configuration. Cricket was certainly mentioned in the planning application for it.
They got to 330 down the lines at the SCG for the DBacks-Dodgers games in 2014 with a few feet to spare on each side, so you really have to think that the Olympic Stadium will offer at least respectable foul distances. If they can only get to 310 down the line, it's so deep in the outfield that they can make it a fair park by just having some deep power alleys.
If anything that might be preferable, as there are going to be some outfield seats a looooooong way from the action. It's an oval, so the sight lines should be OK, but you'll need binoculars to see anything.
I imagine the field layout will look pretty similar to Sydney, but with a lot more decentish seats down the lines, which will make MLB very happy. I'm absolutely going to go - although it would be bizarre to see my first ever Red Sox-Yankees game in London* - but I expect to be charged eye-watering prices. Decentish seats at Sydney down the lines were about £100. There might be some slightly better value since the Olympic Stadium has 15,000 more seats and a better configuration than the SCG -almost half the SCG's seats were beyond the foul lines - but they're gonna charge along the principle of "if you want cheaper tickets, go and spend the £1000 for flights and hotels to America".
* we always used to go back East in August, when the two teams never play each other
And where the winners are the same as last year, Red Sox and Yankees possibly switching aside (although I think the Sox are likely underrated, the Yanks still have a thin pitching staff).
Good to know about the dimensions.
As to sight lines, I was concerned about the athletics track and the rake of the stands, though I imagine that there will still be less foul territory than in Oakland.
Can they not just make the fence higher to make up for shorter distance?
Edit: Oh hang on, that would reduce the number of seats wouldn't it? Stupid idea.
The rake in the lower levels isn't that bad, actually quite comparable to Oakland to be honest.
It won't be terribly dissimilar to watching games at the old cookie-cutters like Oakland or Fulton-County Stadium in terms of sightlines. A long way from the field, but you'll probably be pointed in something like the right direction.
They'll need to build a temporary press box or something like that behind the plate though, because there's just scoreboard there at the moment.
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When my good friend Erica invited me to photograph her wedding on Oahu on 4th of July I couldn't say no. I knew Mardochee would be out of school and would enjoy a vacation in a warm, tropical climate similar to Haiti too. So I started checking prices -- of flights, lodging, and rental cars.
I did really well on the rental car, got a Kia for a week for $200 including tax and unlimited miles. I checked out airbnb.com to find a room. I chose Ko'olau Valley Stream with a sweet family for $58 a night for the three of us. But I couldn't find a flight for less than $700 round trip.
So I decided to see if I could go to Hawaii as a stopover to somewhere else. For $400 extra I was able to add on the Philippines for two weeks, so I jumped on it. I've never been to the Philippines before, but I grew up with so many Filipinos in San Diego because it's a navy town. My first husband's family was from Guam, also in the navy, and a similar culture with the Spanish/Catholic influence. Both countries eat adobo and lumpia and lots of rice.
Rather than send Mardochee back to Santa Cruz by herself, I invited our friend Yvette to join us in Hawaii. I met Yvette in Haiti after the earthquake. She's an amazing woman who traveled to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina and helped out. She did the same after the earthquake in Haiti, staying 7 months on her first trip. She helped me a lot with Mardochee in Haiti when we were doing all the medical requirements for the visa. Guess what? She couldn't say no to a trip to Hawaii either.
We had a full week, but it never seemed busy or stressed. We visited Aloha Towers Honolulu for lunch the first day, walked on Waikiki Beach, saw fireworks on the beach, ran into Erica and Rex, explored historic Honolulu, North Shore with Maggie's niece Nikki who's living at a hostel near the beach, learned a lot at the Bishop Museum, went to breakfast with Erica and Rex at their rented house at Kailua, a pre-wedding pizza party, photo session with the hula dancers, the beautiful wedding on July 4, and the grand finale at the Polynesian Cultural Center.
View from the plane as we land in Honolulu airport.
Mardochee at the Gordon Biersch restaurant at Aloha Towers.
Hawaiian dancers lure Japanese tourists aboard a bay cruise.
Mardochee's blue dress looked great on the blue stairs.
Japanese tourists are everywhere in Hawaii.
This is NOT the car we rented for the week.
As my friend Jennifer said, maybe he was trying to tan his inner thighs.
By chance, we ran into the bride and groom while walking on Waikiki Beach.
They sing and play piano amazingly well, and are very friendly and appreciative with their fans.
We drove to North Shore to spend the day with Maggie's niece Nikki.
It's hard to see the 20 years age difference.
Mardo is 13 and Nikki is 33.
Nikki was also an instant friend with Maya too.
22 years age difference here.
Nikki is fulfilling a dream by moving to Hawaii.
Nikki and Mardo wear their flowers over the right ear to show they're available.
Honolulu Beach where the locals hang out.
Here are some local kids having fun.
Father and daughter enjoy the sun and sand.
Stand-up paddles are popular now.
$150,000 on a 40-minute show that takes 3 days to unload from the trailers.
Honolulu skyline as seen from the beach.
Mardo took this picture of me. I think I look really young and happy here.
Bishop Museum. You really need a couple of days to see it all.
Native Hawaiians get revenge on Captain Cook.
At the interactive children's center Mardochee pretends to run a food store.
The pool at the YWCA looked tempting.
The day before the wedding I was invited to photograph during the hula rehearsal.
The sandy slope made a nice background too.
One last quickie under the palms before the rains returned.
Ananth, college friend of Erica, and his beautiful family.
Erica with her sister Karen and family, and her mom Nina with husband Dave.
The Fiji chief always had the largest hut in the village.
Our canoe driver Kahikina from Tuvalu. He explained that his island country has 7000 people. He had to go to high school on neighboring island Fii. That's where he learned English, which he speaks very well.
Nikki and Mardo blend in a lot better than I do.
Mardo shows off her princess, queen, and warrior tattoos.
Entry fee included a buffet dinner and spectacular luau show, complete with amazing fire dancers.
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