A school-themed restaurant with a classroom and two "dorm room" dining rooms. It offers homey dishes in lunch boxes and classic 80s stuff like cassette tapes of Jay Chou, Slam Dunk posters and a Windows 98 desktop. Make reservations if you want to dine in the dorm room.


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By Staff On Sunday, May 15th, 2016
Celebrate New Hope Pride: CeCe Peniston at RRazz Room at the Raven
CeCe Peniston will take the stage at RRazz Room at the Raven on Saturday, May 21 during New Hope's Annual Pride Festival. Peniston gained notoriety in the 1990s as one of the most successful dance club artists, More...
By Staff On Thursday, May 5th, 2016
Sally Kellerman in the Spotlight May 14 at Rrazz Room in New Hope
Sally Kellerman, the Oscar-nominated "Hot Lips Houlihan" of the original Robert Altman film "M*A*S*H," will bring her acclaimed show, "A Little Jazz, a Little Blues, a Little Rock More...
By Staff On Thursday, April 21st, 2016
Sassy, smooth Suede in concert at RRazz Room at the Raven May 7
Sophisticated, naughty pop/cabaret/blues vocalist Suede will be returning to her "Bucks County home" at the RRazz Room New Hope for one sizzling show on Saturday, May 7 (Mother's Day is Sunday). Fresh More...
By Staff On Saturday, April 16th, 2016
RRazz Room at the Raven presents Jeffrey Johnson in 'Edie Beale LIVE at Reno Sweeney'
The RRazz Room at the Raven in New Hope is proud to present Jeffrey Johnson in "Edie Beale LIVE at Reno Sweeney" on April 29 at 7:30 p.m. "Little Edie" Beale, of "Grey Gardens" More...
By Charlie Sahner On Saturday, November 14th, 2015
Rrazz Room New Hope opens its doors at Raven with crowd-pleasing performance by Will and Anthony Nunziata
Will and Anthony Nunziata The Rrazz Room New Hope opened its doors for the first time at the Raven on Saturday night at 7 p.m. with a fast-paced, funny performance by Will and Anthony Nunziata. Dubbed "Broadway, More...
By Charlie Sahner On Friday, March 13th, 2015
New owners soon at the Raven in New Hope?
Terri White performing at the Raven last summer New Hope has been abuzz for months about the possible sale of the Raven inn/restaurant/bar complex to The Monster club on New York City's Sheridan Square. Rumors More...
By Staff On Monday, July 28th, 2014
Review: A little night music at the Raven in New Hope
Terri White By Herb Millman and John Dwyer Like many of our friends, busy work schedules mean going out less often than we'd like. And after a while, one restaurant or club can seem just like any other. One More...
By Charlie Sahner On Saturday, March 29th, 2014
Raven Restaurant in New Hope gets a makeover, revamps menu, hires up
The Raven Restaurant is updating its look and menu during a month-long renovation, and will temporarily close its doors on April 14 to begin work on the transformation. Meanwhile, the Raven Bar will continue to More...

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JG: As flatmates, we had quite different approaches to the course. During the online component, Jack was much more organised and so gave me a kick when I needed to be getting on with things, but at the same time I had a calming effect and helped him not get too stressed. Interestingly though, when it came to the teaching practice, he was much more laid-back about it, whilst I was the one tearing my hair out!
Jack: The good thing as well was that we were both in the zone – it's like going to a library and everyone else around you is working, doing the same thing. And there was a great feeling of camaraderie.
JG: We didn't need to bore other people with Diploma talk!
Jack: But it was also great to have a moan to someone about it who understood.
Jack: After five years teaching, I felt I was ready for the next step. I wanted a new challenge and also know that the Diploma will help me in my future ELT career, in terms of promotions or getting into teacher training. As well as making you a better teacher, the Diploma can open many doors. Having the possibility of doing the face-to-face component here in Cádiz, where I was living and working, was a great advantage. I'd also heard that the DELTA might be more theoretical, whereas I was attracted by the emphasis on phonology and its practical implications in the classroom.
JG: Similarly to Jack, after five years I felt I'd reached my teaching plateau. I often felt like I was rehashing the same ideas and also that there were aspects of my teaching which I needed to fine-tune. For example, doing the Diploma made me much more aware of how I can teach and improve learners' listening skills – in fact, I did one of my projects on the topic.
How has doing the Diploma made you a better teacher?
JG: I feel like I'm a completely different teacher now. And as a conference speaker as well, when I look back at the stuff I did before the Diploma, I know I would do something totally different now. You have this arsenal of ideas which you didn't have before. Also, my planning is now super-quick because on the Diploma you spend days planning just one lesson! Like I said before though, everything is fine-tuned and I've got a much better awareness of why I'm doing things.
Jack: For me, it's made me much more aware of how I can make more of materials. For example, I now exploit reading texts to the full – linking them to a listening I've prepared myself or working on phonology or another aspect of the language. As well, I don't just work on phonology reactively as I used to – I feel better equipped to foresee problems before they happen and I appreciate that there's so much you can do with phonology, such as working on features of connected speech or looking at word stress.
JG: I've been working at a summer school in the UK for the past three years, and they offered me a DOS position for next summer on the provision that I had the Diploma.
Jack: Now that we've almost finished (just the exam in November to do), I'm really looking forward to having the time to apply everything I've learnt. I definitely want to continue teaching, but I hope to get into teacher training or move into a DOS position at some point. Having done the Diploma, I feel more ready to help new teachers, which is a key aspect of a DOS' role.
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Q: Redirecting traffic to a bridged ip and port using PF on MacOS I am trying to redirect localhost traffic on specific port to bridged network ip
I am using following
echo "
rdr pass inet proto tcp from any to any port 9300 -> 192.168.64.29 port 9300
rdr pass inet proto tcp from any to any port 3406 -> 192.168.64.29 port 3406
rdr pass inet proto tcp from any to any port 1234 -> 127.0.0.1 port 8000
" | sudo pfctl -ef -

it works fine for 1234 -> 8000
I had simple Python server running on port 8000

python -m http.server 8000 --bind 127.0.0.1

Visiting http://localhost:1234/ loads server running on 8000 nicely
output of sudo pfctl -s states
ALL tcp 127.0.0.1:8000 <- 127.0.0.1:58791       FIN_WAIT_2:FIN_WAIT_2
ALL tcp 127.0.0.1:8000 <- 127.0.0.1:58792       FIN_WAIT_2:FIN_WAIT_2

But similar rule to redirect 127.0.0.1:9300 -> 192.168.64.29:9300 and 127.0.0.1:3406 -> 192.168.64.29:3406 is not working
I can see SYN_SENT in output of sudo pfctl -s states
output
ALL tcp 127.0.0.1:8000 <- 127.0.0.1:58791       FIN_WAIT_2:FIN_WAIT_2
ALL tcp 127.0.0.1:8000 <- 127.0.0.1:58792       FIN_WAIT_2:FIN_WAIT_2
ALL tcp 192.168.64.29:9300 <- 127.0.0.1:9300 <- 127.0.0.1:58796       CLOSED:SYN_SENT
ALL tcp 192.168.64.29:9300 <- 127.0.0.1:9300 <- 127.0.0.1:58797       CLOSED:SYN_SENT

I have read in few thread that I need to enable forwarding but that doesn't seem to work

sudo sysctl -w net.inet.ip.forwarding=1

I have port 9300 and 3406 open on IP 192.168.64.29 which is on bridge100 inet 192.168.64.1 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 192.168.64.255
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address           Foreign Address         State       PID/Program name
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:3406            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      -
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:9300            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      -
tcp        0      0 127.0.0.53:53           0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      -
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:22              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      -
tcp6       0      0 :::2375                 :::*                    LISTEN      -
tcp6       0      0 :::3406                 :::*                    LISTEN      -
tcp6       0      0 :::9300                 :::*                    LISTEN      -
tcp6       0      0 :::22                   :::*                    LISTEN      -

SYN_SENT:CLOSED

*

*The side showing SYN_SENT has sent a TCP SYN packet but no response has been received from the far side. Often this is due to the packet not reaching its destination, or being blocked along the way.

*https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/monitoring/status/firewall-states-gui.html?highlight=syn_sent
not sure why/if it is being blocked but visiting 192.168.64.29:9300 works fine

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We are thrilled to have received a Best In Show award as a'company to watch' at the 2018 NAMM show in California.
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Charkit acquires Custom Ingredients, adding custom blending capabilities to the LBB Specialties portfolio
Norwalk, Connecticut, July 11, 2019 - Jay S. Lang, President, Charkit Chemical Company of Norwalk, CT, a subsidiary of LBB Specialties LLC, announced that Charkit has acquired Custom Ingredients, a manufacturer of specialty ingredients, and CA Specialities, a South Carolina-based distributor of ingredients in the personal care market.
Founded by Cathy Ayer Clark in 1987, CA Specialities serves a select group of chemical companies to provide distribution and sales support to personal care customers through the Southeastern US.
In 1995, the company expanded its offerings by establishing a second company, Custom Ingredients. By 1999, the company expanded further and moved to its present facility in Chester, South Carolina.
Under the tradename, CustoBlend®, specialty concentrates allow formulators to incorporate more ingredients, without the complexity of manufacturing and stocking multiple items. Most allow the formulator to cold-blend ingredients, which speeds up manufacturing and lowers production cost. Committed to the development of specialty chemical concentrates, high quality natural oils, polymers and extracts, Custom Ingredients tailors its products to customer needs and to ensure optimal performance and superior batch-to-batch consistency.
Cathy Ayer Clark will continue to lead her organizations as President, reporting to Mr. Lang. Commented Mr. Lang, "Cathy has built an exceptional business over the past three decades. I look forward to partnering with Cathy as we grow both businesses to support our suppliers' and customers' current and future needs."
Adds Ms. Clark, "Charkit represents the ideal partner for Custom Ingredients. Our organizations are complementary and will support each other's growth. With long-term vision and increased access to markets and capital, I'm delighted to partner with Jay and the Charkit/LBB Specialties team as we grow forward together."
Charles Hinnant, CEO and President of LBB Specialties, adds, "This acquisition further demonstrates how our expansion forms the cornerstone of the LBB Specialties growth strategy. We are looking for companies that would fall into the "tuck-in" category (up to $50m), as well as larger businesses in the range of $100m which would become platform companies along with Charkit and AIC. Of particular interest are companies with a large brand identity and owners who are not quite ready to retire and want to manage the growth of their individual brands under the auspices of LBB."
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Opening an antique paintings and prints dealership is an excellent entrepreneurial opportunity if you have the creativity and tenacity necessary to be a successful entrepreneur. Here are a few secrets that may be key to your ultimate success.
We offer a number of practical ideas on how to start an antique paintings and prints dealership.
A good business plan establishes both a framework and a roadmap for your business. Without it, you'll be flying blind, limiting your antique paintings and prints dealership's ability to succeed long-term.
Start by defining your business mission. The process of writing a mission statement doesn't have to be complicated. With a carefully crafted mission statement in place, it's time to initiate the hard work involved with writing the rest of your antique paintings and prints dealership's business plan.
Long before you open an antique paintings and prints dealership in your area, it's a good idea to determine how strong the competition is. We've provided the link below to help you get a list of local competitors in your area. Simply enter your city, state and zip code to get a list of antique paintings and prints dealerships in your town.
After you've evaluated your local competitors, you really ought to talk to somebody who is already in the business. It's very unlikely that the local competition will talk to you. What's in it for them?
On the other hand, an individual who has an antique paintings and prints dealership in a location that is not competitive to you may be more than happy to give you a few tips, once they realize that you are not going to directly compete with them in their community. In fact, they are often very willing to share startup advice with you. If you are persistent, you can find a business mentor who is willing to help you out.
What's the best way to find an antique paintings and prints dealership entrepreneur outside of your area who is willing to talk?
As a would-be antique paintings and prints dealership owner, the impulse to build a company from scratch is in your blood. But the harsh reality is that startup antique paintings and prints dealerships experience a high failure rate compared to entrepreneurs who buy existing antique paintings and prints dealerships.
The decision of buying vs. starting a business shouldn't be taken lightly. By buying a profitable antique paintings and prints dealership, you'll shorten the amount of time it takes to achieve a return on your investment because you'll have the advantage of a proven operation and an existing customer base.
The probabilities on your achieving your top business goals are higher when you franchise rather than going it alone.
Before you get too far along in your plan to open an antique paintings and prints dealership, you may want to determine whether purchasing a franchise might alleviate your startup process.
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Connecting to the right community resource can be a challenge, especially if you are new to the area, or even if you have been here for a long time. Most of these resources have a Jewish connection and can help you with any of life's transitions. You will find many resources available to you, from social services to spiritual connections to a host of Jewish life activities and interest groups around the area.
The Tucson Jewish Community Center.


BILLERICAY Town manager Glenn Tamplin says 'the club won't survive' if dwindling attendances continue.
Just 442 fans were at the AGP Arena as Town claimed a 3-1 win over Corinthian-Casuals and booked their place in the Isthmian League Cup final.
And Tamplin insists that much bigger crowds are needed if Billericay are to reach their potential.
Tamplin said: "The attendances are worrying me.
"The long and the short of it is that if crowds stay the amount it was against Corinthian-Casuals, this club won't survive.
"The fans and community need to come.
"We need them here, but it was a cold and windy Monday night that we played against Corinthian-Casuals on.
"We're at home in the quarter-finals of the FA Trophy on Saturday, with the chance to go to Wembley if we make it to the final.
Goals from debutant Liam Hughes, Billy Bricknell and Adam Cunnington allowed Billericay to overturn a one-goal deficit against Corinthian-Casuals and progress to the final of the Isthmian League Cup, where they will look to retain their crown after winning the competition last season.
And having already booked their place in the Essex Senior Cup final less than two weeks ago, Tamplin was pleased to see his side move into another showpiece.
The Billericay boss added: "We're top of the Isthmian Premier League, in two cup finals and the quarter-finals of the FA Trophy, so it couldn't be going much better.
"Corinthian-Casuals were a great side. None of them get paid and they gave us problems in the first half.
"We scored just before half-time to make it 1-1 and I wasn't planning on making three subs at the break, but they gave me no choice.
"My boys showed great character and had a great attitude. We were tenacious and had big hearts. It was a tough, physical game because they had some big lads, but we dug in.
However, the win came at a price as Josh Urquhart was taken off the pitch midway through the second half and left the AGP Arena in the back of an ambulance.
Tamplin confirmed: "I was really worried about Josh because he was carted off in an ambulance.
"He had suffered a really bad concussion and his breathing was erratic.


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Q: Estrutura do site com includes Bom dia pessoal. Estou desenvolvendo um novo site mas me surgiu uma duvida aqui referente à estrutura por causa do google. Vou explicar. A estrutura das páginas do site está sendo através de includes, como no arquivo "madeira.php" abaixo. Ou seja, estou montando todo o conteúdo desta página chamando outras páginas inclusive o body através de includes. A minha dúvida é: o google irá indexar todos os arquivos correto? Ou seja, ele poderá mostrar nos resultados tanto a página principal que eu chamei de "madeira.php" quanto o body dela que fiz separado "body-madeira.html"? Isto não irá me prejudicar, uma vez que eu quero que ele mostre somente a página principal que é madeira.php? Se tiver ficado complicado a explicação pergunta aí que esclareço melhor.

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A: Opa,
O google vai indexar somente as páginas que você mandar ele indexar.
Você pode controlar isso com o arquivo ROBOTS.TXT que deve ficar na pasta raíz do projeto, na qual através dele você definirá o que o google está permitido a ler ou não.
Como você está montando uma página toda por include, o google vai interpretar essa página sendo como única, pois no "compilador" do navegador será exibido a página como única, pois cada include contém os elementos do HTML.
Por questões de organização, os arquivos de include eu costumo colocá-las em uma pasta exclusiva (suponhamos que seja nomeada "INCLUDES"). Sendo assim, no seu robots.txt, você informa que a pasta INCLUDES esteja bloqueada (disallow) para que o google não possa ler ou encontrá-la. Desta forma, todos os arquivos dentro desta pasta não serão indexados.
Ao fazer isso, seus includes serão chamados no seu arquivo principal que você exibirá seu site/sistema normalmente, e o google irá indexar como se fosse uma única página.
Espero ter ajudado.
Saiba mais sobre robots.txt: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/6062596?hl=pt-BR


New York's art district was one of the worst hit areas when Hurricane Sandy left its ugly marks on the metropolitan recently. After Sandy left New York, gallery owners around the city started cleaning up the mess and began assessing the damage caused.
Sandy brought flood to many parts of New York, some rising up to 5 feet and when it left, there were discarded frames and building material from galleries which were damaged along the west side of Manhattan and along some places around Chelsea. As expected, a lot of the damages were inflicted onto ground-floor galleries and it was almost a first-time for many. Helen Im, the co-owner of the Fine Art Conservation Group said that they have not seen anything like this before.
Between New York's West 14th to West 26th in Chelsea is where hundreds of galleries are housed. There are the big players like Pace Gallery and Gagosian as well as many other smaller start-ups and dealers and the havoc that Sandy left behind is said to be worth tens of millions. There were precautions taken where gallery owners had wrapped the artworks with plastic and packaging and moving them to higher levels, a lot others were caught off-guard and the sheer level of damage it caused. Rachel Churner, the owner of Churner and Churner Gallery said that the preparations were made but no one could anticipate how bad the damage would be. She cannot give an exact figure of how much was lost as the ground floor of the gallery was fine but Sandy completely destroyed the basement of the space.


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Ahead of the launch of online photography exhibition People Make Lumiere tomorrow, we catch up with Artichoke's Senior Producer and one of the logistical legends behind Durham Lumiere.
By Becky Hardy
Ahead of the launch of online photography exhibition People Make Lumiere tomorrow, we catch up with Artichoke's Senior Producer and one of the logistical legends behind Durham Lumiere, Kate Harvey, to find out how she's forged a career in the fantastical, what's in the pipeline for next year and just what it takes to put the UK's largest light festival together
Lumiere refuses to be dimmed by COVID-19 and is all set to illuminate Durham once more in 2021. But to mark exactly a year until then, Artichoke – the team behind the magic – have created a special photography exhibition which will give online viewers a unique glimpse behind-the-scenes of the UK's largest light festival. Kate Harvey tells us more.
The return of Durham Lumiere has been confirmed for 2021, so we literally now have a light at the end of this pandemic tunnel! How important would you say Lumiere is to the North East?
Lumiere is a really extraordinary festival for the North East. It's been taking place now for more than 10 years and it really brings people together. It's an opportunity to explore the city, but it's also an opportunity to show the city off to audiences who don't know it. Everybody's always keen to see what's going to be out on the streets next and it gets Durham shared through images right across the globe.
2019's festival was a special 10-year celebration of Lumiere. What do you have planned for next year's festival?
We're talking to lots of artists at the moment, looking at places across the city and really getting artists to respond to the extraordinary topography and architecture that Durham offers. I'm not going to give away any secrets just yet! But there'll be lots of new ways to transform the local landscape.
What can we expect from the online People Make Lumiere exhibition?
It's an exhibition that's been put together by our photographer, Matthew Andrews, who has covered all of the Lumiere festivals. Matthew takes such wonderful images of the artworks, but he also works a lot behind the scenes: taking pictures of the preparations for the festival and some of the people who go to great lengths to make the festival such a success. So you can expect to see things you wouldn't normally get to: what happens 'backstage', if you like.
What's the reality of Durham Lumiere in the week before it opens?
The festival brings lots of people with very different areas of expertise together – artists, technicians, experts from Durham County Council, crowd and traffic management teams, partners from sites like the Cathedral and the university – so it's a huge operation. We work right across the city for a couple of weeks before the festival opens and often it's in the dark so it can be quite difficult, but we try to work around the business-as-usual of the city. Once all the installations are fitted we come together in what we call our 'Boneyard', which is where we hear the stories from all of the different installations coming together. It's really busy but everybody pulls together to make every year more special than the last.
Could you tell us a little bit about your own journey with Artichoke?
I've actually been with Artichoke for about 13 years now, so it's been quite a long journey! When I finished university, I was working in theatre. Then, in 2006, I saw The Sultan's Elephant by Royal de Luxe in London and I was just blown away by the scale of the work that Artichoke was producing. Royal de Luxe is a French theatre company who specialise in street spectacle and Artichoke closed the centre of London for them. Audiences were really witnessing a piece of magic that they just didn't imagine was possible on the street. So I guess I was won over by the opportunity to be a part of an organisation that could make those kind of things happen.
And what does your role as Senior Producer entail?
I work alongside Helen Marriage, who is the Artistic Director. Helen comes up with the ideas that Artichoke wants to create and my job is to make all that a reality. So I sit between the artists and the logistical challenge of bringing everything together.
What are some of the greatest challenges of your role?
No day is ever the same, as you can imagine! Taking artists and their fantastic imaginations and trying to insert that into a living, breathing city means you're really thinking on your feet. But you come into contact with a really wide range of people, which is what I love about my job. And working in Durham is fantastic. It's a beautiful city with amazing people who love the festival and want to be a part of it. It's a real privilege to bring Lumiere to life there.
What's been one of your favourite installations from the festival so far?
Oh, that's really difficult! We've been really lucky with who we've been able to bring to Durham so far. I think the installation that Fujiko Nakaya did in 2015, which we repeated last year – the fog installation on the banks of the river underneath the Cathedral. She's an extraordinary Japanese artist who has been working with the medium of fog for over 50 years. For that piece we facilitated a collaboration with a lighting artist called Simon Corder, and being able to witness the transformation of that familiar landmark into something totally unique was beautiful.
What would be your advice to anyone looking to pursue a career in the arts?
I think the arts are really central to society and to be able to continue to develop new ideas means new people coming in all of the time. So it's important people do continue to forge a career in the arts, but I have to admit that it's particularly hard at the moment. The way that the pandemic has closed venues and a traditional way of working has made us all stop in our tracks. But artists are still creating really extraordinary pieces of work and they will continue to find ways for them to be shared. And I do think the opportunity the pandemic has provided is a conversation. It's made everybody think again about their own practice and how to engage with communities. So I'd say connect with people who have great ideas and try to seek as much inspiration as possible. Producing artwork is hard work – you're certainly not doing it for the money – so you want to be working with people you really admire and respect.
People Make Lumiere: the festival behind-the-scenes exhibition will go live from 18th November at: lumiere-festival.com
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Event postponed due to COVID-19.
Meditation Techniques, Yoga to strengthen the mind and body, Past Life Regression, Psychic-Mediumship, and Ghost Hunting.
Vendors will be offering artwork, music, yoga studios, and all other mindfulness related services and goods, which will be exhibited in the main hall.
It is open to all who have an interest in cultivating their spiritual growth and knowledge through lectures and exhibits.
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Master Vincent Ferrer is a Yoga & Qigong Reiki Master Teacher with 15 Years of teaching Experience. He is certified as a Yoga instructor and blends meditation, Pranayama, yoga philosophy into his distinctive style of teaching. He is long term Yoga Instructor at LA Fitness Yoga and also offers Healing Sessions combining Crystal, Reiki, Qigong, Aromatherapy, & Sound healing. His Life is Dedicated to the Study and Practice of the Arts and imbues his teaching with a sense of spirituality and Taoist wisdom.
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The practice of Yoga was initially invented as an art form and consists of the original branches are Raja Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Jnana Yoga, Karma Yoga, Mantra Yoga and Hatha Yoga. Discussions will center around how you can live a healthier life and extend that good health into a long life. Health benefits of yoga are Improved flexibility which is one of the first and most obvious benefits of yoga. increased muscle strength and tone, improved respiration, energy and vitality, maintaining a balanced metabolism, weight reduction, cardio and circulatory health, improved athletic performance, protection from injury and improved mental health. Yoga's mental health benefits are its increases body awareness, relieves stress, reduces muscle tension, strain, and inflammation, sharpens attention and concentration, and calms and centers the nervous system.
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Kelly Tallaksen
Kelly will discuss how hypnosis has been successfully used to help with many different issues including weight management, smoking cessation, overcoming phobias, building confidence, reducing stress, ridding bad habits, increasing memory and focus ability and many more. Discussions will center on Past Life Regression experience as a healing modality. During a Past Life Regression, some people may see clips of a past life or lives and some may see a full motion picture. Past Life Regression is a less conventional approach compared to conservative therapies, but its techniques and principals are thousands of years old and have no harmful side effects. It has been used for emotional and spiritual healing for many years. It has helped people explore their inner awareness and understand why they carry certain traits or are drawn to certain people, or possess a talent or knowledge with no idea how it was acquired.
Trained and certified by Dr. Brian Weiss. Dr. Brian Weiss is an psychiatrist, hypnotherapist and best selling author who specializes in past life regression. He has authored, among many other books, Many Lives Many Masters and Through Time and Healing. Further training and certification by Jeffrey Cohen, born on 11/11/44 (spiritual numbers). Jeffrey H. Cohen is a Board Certified Master Hypnotherapist with specific studies in psychology, past life regression and lives between lives spiritual healing and is the owner and director of The New York Hypnosis Center. I also hold a certificate in Holistic Psychology with specific training in the connection between the mind, the body and the soul.
Joe Giaquinto
Joe Giaquinto will discuss and showcase his specializations in spirit photography and Electronic Voice Phenomena. EVP recordings from Joe Giaquinto's paranormal investigations are believed to be the voices that spirits leave on recording devices (such as audio and video recorders.) White noise EVP recordings are when spirits use the background noise in a room to modulate their voices on. The process is similar to how an AM radio transmitter sends talk and music on radio waves through the air. Ghost box recordings are when spirits influence the scanning of a radio dial as it sweeps from one radio station to another. The spirits then stop the scanning at just the right moment when a particular person is speaking on a talk radio show. The words, letters or sounds the spirits grab off the radio can then be used to converse with us.
Joe Giaquinto is psychic-medium and ghost hunter. He has experienced otherworldly phenomena in and around New York City and Long Island for over thirty-five years. Today, Joe conducts individual and group readings to bring comfort to people who have lost loved ones and wish to know there is a continuation of life after physical death. He also gives workshops and talks on a host of spiritual and paranormal topics. He specializes in spirit photography and Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVPs—the recorded voices of spirits.) Joe has collaborated on several research projects, including three books on ghosts—Ghosts of Long Island I & II, and Historic Haunts of Long Island—and a TV show pilot with author and historian Kerriann Flanagan Brosky.
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Goldstone Financial Group's Vice President of Wealth Management, Brian Korienek, Interviewed by Inspirery Magazine
Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois, Jan 11, 2023, ZEXPRWIRE, Brian Korienek is vice president of wealth management at Goldstone Financial Group, one of the nation's top retirement planning and financial services firms. As an industry veteran with years of experience in financial analysis and investor advisory roles, Brian Korienek was a fitting choice to be featured in Influential People Magazine as part of its series on entrepreneurs in the financial industry. Influential People Magazine is a leading international business media news source, and a promotional marketing vehicle magazine that features and spotlights business owners, entrepreneurs, invisible heroes, leaders, influencers, celebrities, and humanitarian resources to the media and readers. Its content encourages readers and entrepreneurs to apply actionable advice and develop businesses into industry-leading organizations.
During the interview, Brian Korienek answered a wide variety of questions about his career path, his responsibilities as vice president of wealth management at Goldstone Financial Group, the financial industry as a whole, retirement planning, and entrepreneurism in general. Regarding his career change and move to Goldstone Financial Group, Mr. Korienek commented: "After receiving my Bachelor of Business Management from Depaul University, I started out in a role that required numerical analysis in relation to commodities pricing. While I did enjoy this work, I knew it wasn't quite the right fit for me long-term. I wanted to find a position where I could directly talk to clients and use my financial knowledge to help them achieve their goals. Goldstone Financial Group seemed like the perfect place for me because they are registered investment advisors, which means they have higher standards for accountability, placing the client's needs first and having access to an extensive array of resources."
Mr. Korienek went on to discuss what advice he would offer to someone considering a career in financial advising, what he does in his personal time, and also described Goldstone Financial Group's approach to helping clients. He then talked about what impact he hopes to have as a financial advisor and what sets Goldstone Financial Group apart from other financial firms:
"Goldstone Financial Group stands out from other financial advisors because they are registered investment advisors, which means they must meet a higher level of accountability and place their clients' needs first. They also have access to an extensive array of resources to help tailor strategies for each individual based on their goals – whether that's retirement planning or investing in stocks and bonds. Additionally, Goldstone Financial Group is dedicated to their ethical approach by taking a risk management and wealth preservation mindset when creating these strategies. Lastly, Goldstone has established relationships with various charities so I am able to help a greater number of non-profits through my work."
After relating how his ability to make a lasting difference in people's lives is what really drives him to succeed in financial planning and continue to evolve his skills, Brian Korienek then discussed the most important lesson he has learned while working in the financial services industry and what his long-term goals are as a financial advisor and wealth manager. One of the key questions during the interview was about the values and ethics that Mr. Korienek holds regarding financial planning.
"At Goldstone Financial Group, we value integrity and ethical behavior in everything we do. We understand that our clients put their trust in us and it is our duty to handle their finances with the utmost level of care. Our team follows strict fiduciary standards which requires us to always place client interests first, even before ours. Moreover, we adhere to state and federal regulations as well as professional best practices for all accounts under management. We believe transparency is key which is why we strive for full disclosure so our clients feel informed about their investments at all times. Furthermore, working with charities has given me insight into how important financial literacy can be – impacting not only individual lives but entire communities – which motivates me on a daily basis. Finally, I strongly believe that education goes hand-in-hand with smart financial decisions so I am passionate about helping people make sound investment choices through comprehensive wealth-building strategies backed by extensive research data. These are the values that drive my work every day at Goldstone Financial Group."
To read the interview in full, please visit: https://influentialpeoplemagazine.com/exclusive-interview-with-brian-korienek-vice-president-of-wealth-management/
To find out more about Goldstone Financial Group, visit their website at https://goldstonefinancialgroup.com/
About Brian Korienek, Vice President of Wealth Management at Goldstone Financial Group
Brian Korienek is a partner and Vice President of Wealth Management at Goldstone Financial Group. Korienek is a fiduciary advisor who holds an Illinois life & health insurance license and has passed his Series 7 and 66 licenses. He has been seen on Fox 32 Chicago and heard on the WLS 890AM radio show, Securing Your Financial Future. Prior to his current role of Vice President of Wealth Management, Korienek worked as a Senior Associate Advisor at Goldstone Financial Group for almost nine years. Before making the move to Goldstone Financial Group, he worked as a Financial Advisor for McAdam Financial Group and as an analyst at the Chicago Board of Trade for an agricultural commodities firm.
Having graduated from Depaul University with a Bachelor's degree in Business Management, Brian Korienek initially found himself in a role focused on numerical analysis related to commodities and pricing. Korienek enjoyed the work, but he knew he would be better served in a position that would allow him to engage with clients directly. He needed to find a firm that would provide him with the resources and freedom to give his clients the best possible service. That led to his joining Goldstone Financial Group. As a Registered Investment Advisor (RIA), Goldstone Financial advisors are fiduciaries and held to a higher ethical standard than non-fiduciary advisors. They have a legal obligation to put their client's needs first and are expected to take advantage of whatever financial instruments available to help their clients achieve their goals–rather than sticking to a preset list of company offerings. Korienek enjoys helping his clients to secure their financial freedom and to plan for a fruitful retirement through managing risk and preserving wealth.
Brian Korienek also supports many social causes that strongly resonate with him and his family. He is actively involved with charities such as the American Cancer Society, the I Understand Love Heals organization, and the Alzheimer's Association. In addition to these organizations, Korienek is able to help numerous local and national non-profit organizations through the partnerships that Goldstone Financial Group has developed with a variety of charitable groups. Korienek is an avid traveler who enjoys taking trips with his wife in his spare time. He enjoys playing a good round of golf, whether with friends or clients, and loves to explore the local Chicago restaurant scene.
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Google Reader is the first screen many people look at when they wake up. Likely the most popular RSS app, Reader has been a crucial news and research gathering and sharing tool for millions of users since 2007. Google on Monday announced changes to Reader, which many users won't welcome.
The most noticeable change is visual. Google has been updating all of its services to look more like Google+, with fewer blues and more greys, and the now-familiar black bar across the top of the screen. Reader blends in more with other apps, and looks similar to the updated Gmail.
The Like button is one of the casualties. Moving forward, you can use the +1 button to show your "like" for something, if you don't mind that information appearing in your Google+ stream. However, old "likes" weren't migrated to Google+, so it's as if they've been erased. Google points out that you can download your data, so you can end up with a file that contains information about your "likes", but what can you do with it? There is no comparable service you can upload those "likes" to if you want that information to be accessible again.
A Google+ post shows limited visibility in my Google+ stream.
If you were using the Share button to pass along posts to your colleagues, it's time to find a new way. Reader's built-in sharing tool offered an easy way to share articles privately with specific people. The old sharing tools are gone, and in its place is Google+, which allows you to share with your Circles of contacts. This, of course, will require everyone you share with to be on Google+. In our testing, publicly sharing an item, which works similarly as with the old Like option, works well and is as easy as clicking the +1 button. Private sharing is another story. Despite using +1 to do a limited share of a post, the item showed up on the public +1 tab in our Google profile, even though the Google+ post confirmed it had limited visibility.
It appears that using the +1 button makes all items public--and limiting visibility for an item doesn't change that, which isn't intuitive. If you want to share privately, use the Share button from Google's black navigation bar, which allows limited visibility, and doesn't "+1" the article. A different option is to use the Email button for sharing. Click it, enter the email address of the person you'd like to share with, and add any note you'd like to include. It works the same way it did in the past, and as long as you type the correct email address, it's completely private.
The same Google+ post appears publicly on my Google profile.
Another option is the Send To button. Check your Reader settings and you'll find a tab for configuring Send To, which has 14 built-in services you can enable. Check the ones you'd like to use--which include Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and Delicious--and you can send an article to that service, where it likely can be shared using that service's tools. You can even add custom services to the list. I added Evernote for easy archiving of research articles, and Remember the Milk as a way to create a reminder to read a post. There are bound to be many others, perhaps some that can replace the missing "Share", and maybe even some that everyone in your business already uses.
In the long run, we'll all find new ways to share with our colleagues, perhaps even better ways than we had. In the short term, it's hard to develop new habits, and when something is working, why break it? I loved how Google Reader functioned before and like the new look.
But being forced into Google+, especially when mixing private business communications with a public social network, leaves a bad taste in my mouth. How are you dealing with the changes--and more importantly, have you found a new article sharing option?
Joseph Fieber is an experienced blogger who spent 25 years as an IT pro, and has a background in computer consulting and software training. Follow him onFacebook or Twitter, or contact him through his website,JosephFieber.com.


Daddy is a Pakistani drama serial which was telecasted on 13 November 2010 to 5 February 2011 on a Pakistani drama channel ARY Digital. The serial was directed by Misbah Khalid and penned by Ali Imran. This family serial was produced by Six Sigma Production. In the serial Sajid Hasan and Samiya Mumtaz has a leading role.
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Annie on My Mind is a 1982 novel by Nancy Garden about the romantic relationship between two 17-year-old New York City girls, Annie and Liza.

Characters

Liza Winthrop: The protagonist and narrator of the novel, Liza is a 17-year-old girl living in the upscale neighborhood of Brooklyn Heights. She, along with her younger brother, Chad, attends Foster Academy, a private school nearby, which is facing financial trouble, and is the student council president there. She is desperate to become an architect at MIT, similar to her father, who is an engineer that studied there.

Annie Kenyon: Annie, also 17, lives "far uptown" in a shabby neighborhood. She lives with her father and grandmother, who were both Italian immigrants, and her American mother. She loves plants, is a brilliant singer, and misses her home from when she was young in San Francisco.

Ms. Isabelle Stevenson: Ms. Stevenson is Liza's art teacher at Foster Academy, who is deeply involved in the school's extracurriculars, and lives with her fellow teacher, Ms. Widmer, who it turns out is her partner.

Ms. Katherine Widmer: Ms. Widmer is Liza's English teacher, inspires and looks after her students, and lives with Ms. Stevenson (who's secretly her partner).

Sally Jarrell: Sally attends Foster Academy, and is a close friend of Liza. She and her boyfriend, Walt, who also attends the school, become the student leaders of the drive to help Foster Academy's financial difficulties.

Mrs. Poindexter: Mrs. Poindexter is the very conservative and traditional headmistress of Foster Academy.

Plot summary

Liza Winthrop first meets Annie Kenyon at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on a rainy day. The two become fast friends, although they come from different backgrounds and have differing levels of confidence.

Liza is the student body president at her private school, Foster Academy, where she is studying hard to get into MIT and become an architect. She lives with her parents and younger brother in the upscale neighborhood of Brooklyn Heights, where most residents are professionals. While at school, Liza fails to stop a friend and classmate, Sally Jarrell, from running her amateur ear-piercing business in the school basement, causing Liza and Sally to be reprimanded by the headmistress, Mrs. Poindexter.

Annie goes to a public school and lives with her parents—a bookkeeper and a cabdriver—and grandmother in a lower-income part of Manhattan. Although Annie is not sure if she will be accepted, she hopes to attend the University of California, Berkeley to develop her talent as a singer.

While they have different histories and goals in life, the two girls do share a close friendship that quickly grows into love. Liza's school is struggling to remain open and she finds herself having to defend a student, her friend Sally, in a school trial in front of the student body. This results in a three-day school suspension for Liza and helps to bring Liza and Annie closer together as they both deal with the struggles encountered by many high school students.

The suspension and the partly concomitant Thanksgiving break give the girls time to become closer and lead to their first kiss. Annie admits that she has thought that she may be gay. Liza soon realizes that although she has always considered herself different, she has not considered her sexual orientation until falling in love with Annie.

When two of Liza's female teachers (who live together), Ms. Stevenson and Ms. Widmer, go on vacation during spring break, she volunteers for the job of taking care of their home and feeding their cats. The two girls stay at the house together, but in an unexpected turn of events a Foster Academy administrator discovers Liza and Annie together. Liza is forced to tell her family about her relationship with Annie, and the headmistress of her school, Mrs. Poindexter, organizes a meeting of the school's board of trustees in order to expel Liza. The board rules in favor of Liza staying at Foster, and she is allowed to keep her position as student president. However, the two teachers, Ms. Stevenson and Ms. Widmer, who in the process are discovered to be gay, are fired, as a result of Sally's wrongful testimony about their influence on Liza. After their initial shock at discovering the girls together, the teachers are very supportive and go out of their way to reassure Liza not to worry about their dismissal, but both her family's response and those from fellow students end up pushing Liza to leave Annie.

The girls go their separate ways to colleges on different coasts. In a happily ever after, Liza's reevaluation of her relationship while at college and her corresponding acceptance of her sexual orientation allow the two girls to reunite.

The book is framed and narrated by Liza's thoughts as she attempts to write Annie a letter, in response to the many letters Annie has sent her. This narration comes right before the winter break of both their colleges' and Liza is unable to write or mail the letter she had been working on. Instead she calls Annie, and the two reconcile and decide to meet together before going home for winter break.

Publication
The novel was originally published in 1982 by Farrar, Straus & Giroux. Since then, it has never been out of print.

Editions of the book include the following:

Cover art
Changes in cover art throughout the years has reflected the change in attitudes towards gay people, according to the author. The original cover illustration showed Annie, in a black cloak, and Liza, standing away from Annie, on the Esplanade in Brooklyn overlooking the harbor. Garden commented that "it really looks as if Annie is going to swoop down on Liza—almost like a vampire attacking". Although this cover was never used, future covers failed to show the girls relating, Garden said. Garden's preferred cover art, which came out in 1992 and has been reused in more recent publications, shows "the two girls really relating to each other equally," Garden said.

Reception

Praise
The American Library Association designated the book a "Best of the Best Books for Young Adults". The School Library Journal included the book in its list of the 100 most influential books of the 20th century. It was selected to the 1982 Booklist Reviewer's Choice, the 1982 American Library Association Best Books, and the ALA Best of the Best lists (1970–1983).
The Young Adult Library Services Association, a division of the American Library Association, gave Nancy Garden its Margaret A. Edwards Award for Lifetime Achievement for Annie on My Mind in 2003.

Criticism
The book is #48 on The 100 Most Frequently Challenged Books during the period 1990 to 2000, according to the American Library Association. It ranked No. 44 on the ALA's 1990 to 1999 list.

Kansas City controversy

In 1993, the LGBT organization Project 21 donated Annie on My Mind, along with Frank Mosca's All-American Boys, to 42 high schools in the Kansas City area. Because both books included homosexual themes, some parents objected that the books were made available to high school students.

During the controversy, copies of the book were burned.

Around the time the incident happened, author Nancy Garden was at a writers' conference. When asked if she had had trouble with Annie on My Mind she said no. Soon after, she learned of the burning when she received a call from Stephen Friedman, who asked, "Did you know your book has just been burned in Kansas City?"

Garden commented on the incident,

On December 13, 1993, superintendent Ron Wimmer, of the Olathe (Kansas) School District, ordered the book removed from the high school library. Wimmer said he made his decision in order to "avoid controversy", such as the public book burning.

The Olathe School District refused to accept copies of the book, removing a copy that had sat on its shelf for over ten years. In response, the American Civil Liberties Union joined several families and a teacher and sued the school district for removing the book.

Two years later in September 1995, the case went to trial. In November 1995, US District Court Justice Thomas Van Bebber ruled that while a school district is not obligated to purchase any book, it cannot remove a book from library shelves unless that book is deemed educationally unsuitable. He ruled Annie on My Mind to be educationally suitable, and called its removal an unconstitutional attempt to "prescribe what shall be orthodox in politics, nationalism, religion, or other matters of opinion".

On December 29, 1999, the school district announced it would not appeal the court's decision, and restored Annie on My Mind to library shelves. The entire proceeding had cost the district over $160,000.

After the banning controversy, author Nancy Garden became a spokesperson on behalf of children's intellectual freedom as readers. This earned her Robert B. Downs Intellectual Freedom Award in 2000.

Adaptations

In 1991, as part of BBC Radio 5's programming for gay teenagers, producer Anne Edyvean directed a dramatization of the novel, written by Sarah Daniels.

In 1994, Kim J. Smith collaborated with Nancy Garden to write a play based on her novel. The play premiered on November 4, 1994, at the Renegade Theatre in Lawrence, Kansas. Fred Phelps and some of his followers picketed the event. The play was the only production of the Renegade Youth Theatre's "Banned Book Theatre".

See also

Lesbian teen fiction
LGBT literature
List of most commonly challenged books in the U.S.

References

External links

1980s LGBT novels
1982 American novels
American LGBT novels
American novels adapted into plays
American young adult novels
Novels adapted into radio programs
Novels with lesbian themes
Lesbian teen fiction
Novels set in New York City
LGBT-related young adult novels
LGBT-related controversies in literature
Farrar, Straus and Giroux books
Censored books
Young adult romance literature


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N"ext to "Dixie's Land," perhaps no other song was as well loved by the Confederate soldier as "The Bonnie Blue Flag." Written by Harry Macarthy (1834-1888) and sung to the old Irish tune "The Irish Jaunting Car," the song lays out the order of secession of the States that went on to form the Confederacy. The first flag of the Confederacy was a single white star on a blue background. This song, especially popular in the South during the early years of the war, counts out the eleven seceding states one by one.


Canada has lost a great actor, comedian, and iconic symbol of entertainment excellence. Felled by complications of pneumonia, Leslie is now on the other side making even George Carlin pee his pants. A popular dramatic actor for many decades here in Canada and down in the States, he found a new genre as a comedic actor in the disaster spoof film "Airplane" and the "Naked Gun" series of films. I loved his comedic work more than his dramatic work, which I think is due to the fact that he was such a prankster and funny man off camera. I remember seeing him on set of some film or TV show back in the late 60's when I was a kid and Paramount had studios out in the Mimico area of Toronto. They would always be filming around my neighbourhood and I would see and even talk to some of the biggest stars of the time. I never did talk to Leslie but do remember noticing his good nature and humourous personality between shots.
It's a shame that we have to lose someone so entertaining at so young an age of 84. But if Leslie took only one thing with him, you can bet that it was constant companion; his whoopee cushion.
I never would have thought that getting injured would directly affect my will to write. Not that I got injured in the upper torso at all. No arm or hand injury. No, I tripped and fell back on October 12, 2010, tearing the tendon from my right kneecap. Now, six weeks later after surgery, the cast is off and I'm wearing a physio brace. The pain in my knee is sometimes excruciating and the popping of pills only brings the threshold down one notch. Walking with a walker is slow.
Although I can now sleep in my own bed, which my wife is finally grateful for, I was relegated to the couch. I have my laptop here but whenever I tried to write, the desire, drive, and push was not there. Whether it was from the injury itself or the psychological side effects of it, I don't know. But my writing has suffered and has fallen behind what I would have liked to be at right now.
But now I have decided to press on and write. I have to. As a writer I have to keep writing. I need to keep writing. Rejection slips or not, I need to write, I need to get my work out there, I need the money coming in. Regardless of how "writer's block" occurs, a writer must overcome it somehow and continue to practice their art. "If you don't write it, it won't get written!"
A recent fall has torn my tendon from the kneecap and surgery has left me immobile and goofy on drugs while I recover, hence the lack of any blogs for a while. Hopefully I will be back to writing form within a few weeks.
While doing some research for a magazine article I was surfing the web and found myself coming across quite a few references to both the Kindle and Kobo eReaders. Both units allow a person to read electronic books in a similar fashion to the age-old way us ancient old folk used to do it back in the twenty-first century with physical books. Although eBooks have been around for more than a decade, the thought of reading a book on a small electronic device, even a unit like a Palm PDA, was more of a novelty than a norm.
On the downside, that has been the bane of ebooks all along, is that anyone and their dead grandma can write and publish an electronic book. Take me for example. My self-published book, "The Complete Guide to Canada's General Mobile Radio Service" is available as both a physical book and an ebook. The ebook version is cheaper and arrives via email. But I am the author, editor, and publisher all in one. Does this mean that the book is of less quality than an ebook put out by a large respected publisher? I personally don't think so as I do have other books published by those houses.
Ebooks should be viewed the same as physical books. Some that are published by the big houses are nothing but crap, and some self-published books are better than what has gone through the typical publishing process, and vise-versa. What is clear from all this is that ebooks are now becoming an accepted version of the physical book. They will probably never replace the physical version, but like hardcovers and paperbacks are just another type of book to be enjoyed.
My blogging history has, to this date, been one of mostly a tirade of things that I find annoying. Not that getting stuff off your chest is a bad thing, but upon contemplation, it seems as if blogs should be more about information and entertainment, rather than rants of anger or frustration. So, on that note, I have decided to limit this blog to my writing endevours so that readers will have a more focused and enlightened view on what is going on with my creative works.
Dragonstoen - The manuscript was rejected by BAEN books. A simple form letter was the messenger, so whether they liked it or not, rather than whether it fit in with their current group of needs, is unknown. That's the problem with writing and submitting works. A writer never knows (unless they really do receive a detailed explanation) as to why a work is rejected. We simply send it out to the next publisher on the list. Right now, Dragonstoen is at TOR books. We'll see what they have to say.
Tattonville - Right now I'm researching other Canadian publishers (since the manuscript was rejected by Edge) that might be suitable for this work. Being a about Native spirituality (Shamanism, the supernatural) makes it hard to determine what I should classify it as. Fantasy is the most obvious genre, however the fantasy or supernatural elements (a dead Shaman's spirit, a Native able to heal small wounds almost instantaneously) are quite under the main plot of the town's police force clashing with the RCMP and CSIS. I may be sending it out to a publisher or two in a couple of weeks. I'll update the status of it here.
Sveta - The current novel I'm writing is about a young male American composer and a young female Russian military student who accidentally meet when the composer does a tour of Russia, and of course fall in love, which ruins the plans of the Moscow intelligence chief, who tries to break them up, etc. Sort of a political thriller romance set a short bit in the future after the U.S. and Russia engage in a small war and Russia is the winner. This one is hard to write as I keep going off in different directions with it. I'm sure I'll get a focus on it shortly.
Disturbance Call at the Fairy Bar - this short story, involving a southern U.S sheriff and his deputy who police a town that exists both in the real and fairy realms, is now at Realms of Fantasy magazine.
Dragonstoen: A Necklace for a Prince - a short story based on the Dragonstoen novel is also at Realms of Fantasy magazine.
I'm currently working on outlines for a couple of fantasy short stories, two more fantasy novels, a pilot script for a TV version of Tattonville, and a script based on the British show UFO from the sixties. Too bad the rotation of the earth doesn't slow down. Then I'd have more time during the day to get all this stuff done. A writer not only writes, but sells and promotes his works and services as well. Besides novels and short stories, I have a couple of freelance works on the go. Like every writer on the planet, I really need Dragonstoen to get published, sell, get made into a movie, and make tons of money. In the meantime, I must live in the real world, though fantasy does have its advantages.
Ok, enough of the Twitter, time to blog. As a writer, sometimes you take a chance on enhancing your resume and creating a body of work you think might be a success. I recently wrote a book on two-way radios and placed it on a Print on Demand site. Since the site would print and ship the books as the orders came in, it would save me a lot of time and effort in trying to find a publisher. This self-publishing avenue was, I thought, a good move.
I ordered several copies of the book for myself and was disappointed that the text was missing headings and was very poorly formatted, even though I followed all formatting and PDF conversion requirements for the site. It was not their fault, but my own, in working with my software programs. Now, I could spend the next several weeks or months trying to figure out what went wrong and redo everything all over again. When writing, you do have to crank out the product to keep productive, keep in the public eye, and keep the money coming in. What should I do?
To answer my question, I bit the bullet, removed the book from the POD site, and am now selling he book as an Ebook on my site. Click the PayPal button and once I get the order from them, bang, sent over as an email attachment, perfectly formatted and ready to read in PDF. Cheaper for the customer, less crap for me to deal with, and it let's me put this fiasco behind me and move on to other things.
In trying to save time and money (and I will NOT pay a vanity publisher to produce the book) for myself, and present a traditional product to my readers, I made a mistake and am not going to fret about it. If someone wants the book, they can get it in PDF. If they want the traditionally bound physical book, sorry, but I'm not wasting time in trying to figure out what went wrong. The product is still available, is niche enough that traditional publishers won't touch it, and I have other things to write.
If you're a writer, take this to heart. Whatever you write, fiction, nonfiction, or that epic poem, remember that if you want it published, either from a traditional publisher or through self-publishing, it's a business product you're producing. Not a baby, not a thing to be coveted from outsiders, but a simple product of your creativity. If things work out, great. If not, then move on. You must continue to write, not worry over why this story or novel got rejected or why your book is screwed up all to hell. Chalk it up to experience, and learn from the mistake.
Any more books that I decide to self-publish, will be in PDF. If they sell, great, if they don't, then that's fine to. As long as keep writing, I keep my desires alive.


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Chrono Cross further showcases Mitsuda's extreme talents in musical orchestration. Producing a soundtrack that greatly surpasses any other game soundtrack in terms of sample quality, Mitsuda has created a beautiful and varied piece of work that perfectly accompanies the game in all its moods, from dark brooding, to happy-go-lucky, to introspective.
Chrono Cross Music Selection Check it!
Chrono Cross Original Sound Version Check it!
In addition, many Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross remixes are available at: Overclocked Remixes.


Can you believe 2015 is coming to an end? This year has flown by! I couldn't even catch up! My blog posts were few and far between but I swear that I am going to try to do better this year... a sort of resolution. I accomplished so much this year in my art and also in my life. So many changes, so many positive choices, some mistakes and lots of laughs!
For this blog hop, you just need to leave a comment on each of the posts (links below) up to 24 entries!
We are giving away an $80 USD to the online store of the winner's choosing. To be entered you need to leave a comment on my blog by 11:59 pm CST on January 3. Then hop around to as many blogs as you want! Christine will choose a winner on the 4th and then I'll post it later on the 4th here. You can get up to 24 entries for commenting on each blog. Many of us have individual giveaways too - so make sure to check out those requirements. I will have details on my individual prize at the bottom of this post!
This is an encaustic piece that I won 1st place at the New York State Fair Art Exhibit this year! I love this piece an plan to create more in the series! It's made on drawing paper, beeswax, Pan Pastels, oil pastels, Gold Leafing, charcoal, and Faber-Castell Design Memory Craft Stamper's Big Brush Pen.
An art journal page with lots of Faber-Castell Design Memory Craft products! Love the Cicada stencil from UmWowStudio!
Another art journal page with lots of Steampunk Gelatos colors!
There are not many scrapbook pages here this year... I just love my mixed media projects, but I do love the colors and techniques on this page. My gorgeous friend, Nicole from NicoleJames Photography took this photo. It's a symbol of womanhood to me... strong and soft.
This little mini album was so fun to make with UmWowStudio's tag book and stencils. LOVE the Faber-Castell Design Memory Craft products on here too!
Even though my Ustream video cut out due to an electrical storm that cut my power during the filming, I still love this mini canvas! Someday I'll re-tape the process. I just haven't had the time lately!
This tote bag was a favorite of mine to create and I love the mediums and stitching that I did on here! It's gorgeous and I always get complements wherever I wear it!
This box was made for the Faber-Castell Design Memory Craft and Graphic 45 blog hop... I love this ATC box so much! All the little details with mediums, Gelatos colors, and metal accents!
Another Ustream project... a canvas bib necklace. Love wearing this!
Another project that I did for a blog hop on Faber-Castell Design Memory Craft blog... clutch purses are so fun to make. I think I'll be making more to match different outfits!
These last two are more encaustic work that I love. I make the above when subbing for a professor at a nearby University this summer! I was so honored to be asked and enjoyed the time to make art with students who inspired me! The below was a gift to my mom and dad for Christmas. Empty nest symbolism but the colors were so soft and the nest was from a photo I took of a nest in the Adirondacks this summer.
So a few more than 10 but that's okay... I love looking back at how much I did accomplish this year in art making. Even if I didn't share it all here, I love reviewing the past year and looking forward to a new artsy year! Leave a comment here and on the other blogs and you could win a gift certificate of $80 for a store of your choice! I am also giving away a Faber-Castell Design Memory Craft Steampunk Gelatos set!
Comment here by 12:01am on 1/5/16 and I'll choose one lucky winner! Check back on 1/5/16 at 8pm and I'll post the winner! Happy New Year and happy blog hopping!!
Can't believe nobody commented yet! I definitely want to get more artsy in 2016. Thanks for he inspiration.
Awesome creative projects! Love your projects with the nest.
Just wow and wow - awesome work - the tote is my favourite.
These are truly works of art and I love the range of projects!
Very artsy and unique! I love that tote bag!
I'm not a scrapbooker so I especially love the pages with different types of work. The pieces with the bird nests are wonderful.
I enjoyed seeing the different techniques and materials used.
You have such a fun, unique style. I love that your projects are so varied. You're a Renassaince artist!
Wow! I love your projects! Congrats on taking first place at the New York State Fair Art Exhibit. Your encaustic pieces are truly remarkable!!
I love your style and art journaling. I really want to try the gelatos.
Beautiful work. Such a variety of projects. You are an excellent artist.
i love that box think has butterfly on top?
My favorite is the little mini album, with the from the heart circle.
Beautiful projects! I love your mix of colors and the dimension! The clutch purse is awesome!
You have such an artistic flair. Very distinct. Love the nest entitled "Home". Thank you for sharing. I can see that your projects can be very time consuming--so creative.
Your artwork is always so inspiring! I love your use of paints and the different media. I know I have used it more because of you! And my gelatos of course!
I love the Faber-Castell Design box, may have to think about those as gifts for some special people. Thank you for the inspiration.
Your work is so amazing!! You're very talented!
Wow!! You are so artistic!
The nest pictures you made are both gorgeous!
really enjoyed looking at your creations!
I love the birds nest picture.
Increíbles!!! No puedo elegir uno solo,me gustan todos!! Pero los nidos de pájaros son hermosos!!
Loving the nests. Great textures and colours in your various projects.
Your work is very unusual and wonderful and full of things I've not seen before! Thanks for sharing, now I go have to go lookup encaustic!
These are beautiful! Happy New Year!
Fabulous work...just amazing!!! I love it all!
Your projects are so artsy. I love the little clutch bag.
what beautiful work! I am envious---I cannot accomplish what you do...but I am determined tho get out of my comfort zone this year!
I really love your beautiful and artsy style. It is definitely not for me to create, but I love looking over them and all the details! You create such beautiful things! So happy to hop along with you.
I love the messy mixed media and it is something I want to do more of this year.
Fantastic pieces, congrats on your NY State Art Fair win!!!!
love your work so inspiring!
Great to be hopping with you! I love that piece you did for the fair. Congrats on the win!


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