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All photos were taken by Jennifer Larsen Photography.
This wedding can be found on The Knot online.
From the moment I met Jillian and Gene, I knew this would be a fun wedding. Their style, from invitations to their venue, was eclectic, bright, and oh-so-much fun.
Just look at this outdoor patio with that gorgeous dress. No florals needed for this shot!
The venue they'd picked was the Art Factory in Paterson, NJ. The place is a photographer's- and planner's- visual dream. We were just the day-of coordinators for this one, but it didn't make it any less fun! It's so hard not to run from spot, to spot, to spot with couples and their bridal party, because every time you turn a corner, there's something different.
Their friend, Eva Darron, is an incredibly talented graphic designer. Not only did she make the invitations, but she also designed all of the signage.
<------ The couple named their signature drinks after their cats. I loved it.
If you're unfamiliar with the Art Factory, it's an old textile mill that's been converted into a market, art studio space, and wedding venue. They have a wood shop on their first floor that makes custom pieces for their couples, which is a fast way to my heart.
Since it was built in the late 1700s, the building itself is interesting structurally (I would highly recommend bringing a second set of shoes for walking around if you're planning on stilettos). It lends itself well to a lot of different styles. Industrial's a big trend for a reason!
The Art Factory is also a short distance from Paterson's waterfalls, so Jillian and Gene got gorgeous photos like this:
(They're this cute in person, too)
The groom had some serious style going on. His (humanely gathered) feather bow tie from Brackish completed the look.
The bridesmaids and the groomsmen got in on the style action, with the gals in a pretty mint color, and the gents in a hunter green.
Florals by Lodi Flowers- they did a stunning job.
For the ceremony, they used the venue's existing chuppah structure, adding greenery and pops of blooms. Swipe to see the happy couple moments after the ceremony!
Check out all of the fun details below- including their doodle pad guest book, animal figurine escort cards, personalized glass favors, hidden animals in the reception hall, and a giant wire lion filled with greenery. Better scroll all the way to end to see all of the incredible details!
Thanks for stopping by- see you next time!
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Nearly 14% of the global population resides in a place other than where they were born, according to a new UCL-Lancet Commission on Migration and Health.
But migration remains a highly politicized, deeply complex issue. Damaging myths that migrants spread disease or strain government services erroneously drive policies that erode the basic human rights of migrants. The Commission provides data to dispel misleading rhetoric while calling for global entities to prioritize migrant health.
"Migration is the defining issue of our time. How the world addresses human mobility will determine public health and social cohesion for decades ahead," says Commission chair Ibrahim Abubakar.


Twitter is making it possible for any advertiser to target users based on their browsing history. Twitter ads will be fuelled by browser cookies from websites users have recently visited and will appear on Twitter's mobile app even if the sites you visited were on a desktop computer.
Tailored ads are powerful because they allow advertisers to zero in on users that already have shown an interest in their products. For example, a hotel can nudge Twitter users that have visited its website or joined its email-subscriber list. An email address is one of the few pieces of information Twitter requests when new users sign up.
Companies generally can't tell when the same person visits their sites on desktop vs. mobile, and Twitter helps them bridge that gap. That's attractive to advertisers since consumers increasingly are spending more time on smartphones.
"Retargeted adverts" as they are known, have not previously been successful on mobile, because phones and tablets do not leave the same level of cookies or trail of breadcrumbs about which sites you have visited that laptops and desktops do.
But by analysing the cookies in your desktop browser, it's anticipated that Twitter will be able to use that information to target relevant adverts for mobile as well.
Twitter currently offers an opt-out of retargeting under "Promoted Content" on its "Security and Privacy" settings page.


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I would like to do this because when testing I get improved performance if I return a smaller result.  This is probably because the XML doc is smaller so less time on the wire and then the processing is faster because the doc is smaller.
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U.S. Open 2012 Draw: Sam Querrey Rolls Into Open
Sam Querrey is heading into the U.S. Open with a loaded schedule, but he says he's making up for lost time.
By Kevin Zimmerman Aug 23, 2012, 12:42pm PDT
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Sam Querrey is coming into the U.S. Open with a loaded schedule, and he's now showing signs of fatigue.
The 25-year old from San Francisco has reached quarterfinals or gone beyond them for five straight weeks leading into the event. This week, it was the Winston-Salem Open where Querrey said he was making up for lost time after a freak injury that caused him to miss all of last summer in recovery.
At the 2012 U.S. Open, the No. 28-ranked player in the world will open against Yen-Nsun Lu of Chinese Taipei and will have to go through No. 23 Florian Mayer of Germany to reach the quarterfinals of the Grand Slam event.
Other notable draws include potential matchups of Roger Federer and Andy Murray in the semifinals. Federer comes in as the top seed while Murray is currently No. 4, and should they advance to that point, it would make for a rematch of the finals at both Wimbledon and the 2012 Olympics.
No. 2 player Novak Djokavic could face No. 4 David Ferrer in the other men's semifinal. Rafael Nadal remains out with a knee problem.
On the women's side, top-seed Victoria Azarenka will face Sam Stosur in the quarterfinals. Four-time major champion Maria Sharapova would potentially face Petra Kvitova, Serena Williams will take on former No. 1 player Caroline Wozniacki and No. 2 Agnieszka Radwanska will match up with No. 6 Angelique Kerber.
Here's a link to all the men's draws and here are the women's draws.
U.S. Open Tennis 2012: Andy Murray Captures 1st Grand Slam Title
U.S. Open 2012: Andy Murray Outlasts Novak Djokovic For 1st Grand Slam Title


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Stewart Signs and the Veterans of Foreign Wars Announce Partnership
Sarasota, FL. -- July 29, 2017. Stewart Signs and the Veterans of Foreign Wars signed a partnership agreement making the company the official licensed manufacturer of outdoor and marquee signage for the organization.
The partnership will assist VFW headquarters, located in Kansas City, MO, with creating vibrant and consistent signage at its approximately 6,500 Posts nationwide. Stewart Signs also offers Posts advanced options such as LED Illumination, cell connectivity, and cloud-based sign software for its line of LED signs.
"We're excited and humbled that the Veterans of Foreign Wars has selected us as their provider of signage," said David Schroeder, Director of Municipal & Civic Sales.
Stewart Signs, America's premier provider of signage, is part of EBSCO Sign Group, LLC, and a subsidiary of EBSCO Industries, one of the largest privately held corporations in the United States.
Stewart Signs and the Veterans of Foreign Wars signed a partnership agreement making the company the official licensed manufacturer of outdoor and marquee signage for the organization. Stewart Signs is part of EBSCO Sign Group, LLC, and a subsidiary of EBSCO Industries.
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This week's Top Ten Tuesday topic is Top Books That Are Set Outside of the United States. Shall we?
While parts of this book is set in the United States, the majority of this book is set in Florence, Italy.
This story start in Germainia (a fictional country, but originally a real world country) and takes us all the way to Tokyo, Japan.
This beautiful romance takes place in Bristol, England.
And I Darken takes place in various parts of the Ottoman Empire.
This Frankenstein retelling takes place in Geneva, England.
The Book Thief is set in Molching, Germany.
Unfortunately, I don't have a full ten for this list. Turns out I don't read as many "international" books as I thought I did. Looks like that is going to have to change!!
← ARC August…Are you ready?
Sounds like great choices. I have heard so much about And I Darken and My Lady Jane and, of course, The Book Theif.
Thinking about it now, the majority of the books I read take place in the U.S or in a fictional fantasy land.
Same here! I really love fantasy novels, but I wanted to incorporate real or very "realistic" places in this post, so I didn't have many options!
That "Wolf by Wolf certainly sounds interesting!
It's a fantastic historical fiction! You definitely should check it out!
The only one I've read on your list is The Book Thief. I would love to read My Lady Jane, though.
My Lady Jane is such a fun read!
I think it was on many lists this week 🙂 Got to give credit where credit it due!
Great list! I haven't read any of these yet, but I can't wait to read My Lady Jane, And I Darken, and Blackhearts!
They are all fantastic books! I hope you love them!


The NSPCC carried out a study of Local Safeguarding Children Boards (LSCBs) in England and Wales to explore their learning and improvement processes and experiences.
We interviewed business managers from 12 LSCBs about how they identify learning opportunities and drive improvement. This report discusses the findings of the research, with practice examples. It includes a review of the literature on learning and improvement within the child protection system.
This research is relevant in light of the government's response to Alan Wood's independent review of the role and functions of LSCBs in England, which was published in May 2016.
strong leadership to drive the 'challenge' function.
access to support, including peer support from other LSCBs.
leadership from the chair and board members is critical to building the culture of mutual challenge and scrutiny necessary to identify learning and drive improvement.
Please cite as: McElearney, A. and Cunningham, C. (2016) Exploring the learning and improvement processes of Local Safeguarding Children Boards: a research study. London: NSPCC.


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Maintenance activities will include updating the operating system from Red Hat 6 to Red Hat 7 on all login and compute nodes.
Northwestern IT is working closely with researchers to plan for this system outage.


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(1888PressRelease) December 01, 2018 - Ever wondered what would happen to your career if this wave of Artificial intelligence takes over your industry or if digitization turns the business table? Have you noticed the trend in cyber cafes, Financial institutions, Book publishing industry, Information gathering and dissemination (mass media), even in the beauty parlors and everywhere else? It is amazing and a tad overwhelming.
This is what the CEO of eTranzact, Mr. Valentine Obi has been hammering on when he discusses digital disruption in small businesses and financial institutions. Our world as we know it is changing at an alarming rate and we all need to be smart and a step ahead of this digital tsunami to keep up.
Don't be fooled by the designation of 'digital disruption' which to a lay man may sound fatal. Digital disruption, like every change, has its pros and cons.The only problem is that most of us abhor change. The digital world is disrupting the way we live and conduct businesses and would be fatal to stay on the sidelines. Not only does the disruption offer us ample choices, it provides easier methods, constant growth and challenges of course.
Assenting to Mr. Obi's view, digital disruption is at play whenever innovative ideas meet technological breakthroughs to provide solutions to our common problems. If care is not taken, these disruptive innovations can rob some of us of our much coveted means of livelihood. Before you shout God forbid, take a look at the banking sector. Thanks to the unprecedented digital disruptions, customers now have a variety of means of conducting various financial transactions from their digital devices. There is less and less need to visit the brick and mortar banks. Any financial institution that is not proactive and poised to keep pace with the trend may fall by the way side.
For small businesses and financial institutions to survive the digital disruptions sweeping across the globe, creativity and innovation must be the watch word. Mr. Obi has been championing the cause of digital disruptions by providing means and knowledge for entrepreneurs. His eTranzact international PLC provides groundbreaking technological solution through different alternative payment services and mobile banking. Any business or individual can take advantage of eTranzact's financial products and services to boost their businesses and careers.
What is the way forward for businesses, individuals and government?
Each of us must align with Mr. Valentine Obi's perspective and become smarter and more creative. The time to do away with the mindset of business as usual is now. As a teacher for instance, you need to learn some digital skills that will keep you relevant seeing as many people opt for online learning. A young entrepreneur relying comfortably on physical shop does so at his own detriment since many people are beginning to shop and pay online.
The challenge is to stay relevant in the digital disruption, to flow with the tide and harness the countless opportunities it provides. African leaders must re-evaluate and re-strategize to embrace the technological innovations. Educationists need to revisit the curriculum to make it useful for learners in the modern world of digital disruption.
Economy, health, agriculture, education and just about every sector of human life is being disrupted, not just the digital world. Stay on top of the game, be a game changer.


John Sussex Kennedy was born around 1923. He died on March 11, 1947 at 24 years old. He was buried in Lee-on-solent Memorial Bay 6, United Kingdom.
Rank: Sub-lieutenant (a) Regiment: Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Unit/ship/squadron: H.m.s. Tamar. .
John Sussex Kennedy's biography is built and maintained by people like you. Create an online profile of John so that his life is remembered forever. If any factual information is incorrect, please edit John's biography.
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John Sussex Kennedy lived 45 years shorter than the average Kennedy family member when he died at the age of 24.
1923 - In the year that John Sussex Kennedy was born, the Teapot Dome scandal became the subject of an investigation by Senator Walsh and severely damaged the reputation of the Harding administration. Secretary of the Interior Albert Bacon Fall was convicted of accepting bribes from oil companies and became the first Cabinet member to go to prison. At the time, the Teapot Dome scandal was seen as "greatest and most sensational scandal in the history of American politics".
1924 - At the age of only 1 year old, John was alive when in May, wealthy college students Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb kidnapped and killed 14 year old Robert Franks "in the interest of science". Leopold and Loeb thought that they were intellectually superior and that they could commit the perfect crime and not be caught. They were brought in for questioning within 8 days and quickly confessed. Clarence Darrow was hired as their defense lawyer, getting them life imprisonment instead of a death sentence. Loeb was eventually killed in prison - Leopold was released after 33 years, dying of a heart attack at age 66.
1925 - At the age of merely 2 years old, John was alive when in July, the Scopes Trial - often called the Scopes Monkey Trial - took place, prosecuting a substitute teacher for teaching evolution in school. Tennessee had enacted a law that said it was "unlawful to teach human evolution in any state-funded school". William Jennings Bryan headed the prosecution and Clarence Darrow headed the defense. The teacher was found guilty and fined $100. An appeal to the Supreme Court of Tennessee upheld the law but overturned the guilty verdict.
1926 - John was merely 3 years old when on October 31st, Harry Houdini died in Michigan. Houdini was the most famed magician of his time and perhaps of all time, especially for his acts involving escapes - from handcuffs, straitjackets, chains, ropes slung from skyscrapers, and more. He was president of the Society of American Magicians and stringently upheld professional ethics. He died of complications from a ruptured appendix. Although he had received a blow to the area a couple of days previously, the connection between the blow and his appendicitis is disputed.
1947 - In the year of John Sussex Kennedy's passing, on November 25th, the Hollywood "Black List" was created by the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC). Ten Hollywood writers and directors had refused to testify to the Committee regarding "Communists" or "Reds" in the movie industry. The next day, the blacklist was created and they were fired.
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John Sussex Kennedy passed away on March 11, 1947 at 24 years old. There is no known cause of death for John. He was buried in Lee-on-solent Memorial Bay 6, United Kingdom. He was born around 1923. There is no information about John's surviving family.
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I'm back! Long day, long drive, little sleep. So this is a post of few words...it's good to be home!
I feel the same. Just spent 3 days with your little brother in ORL working on his rental...I am exhausted. Happy to be home. Yoo Hoo! Talk to you soon. Hugs!


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Today Match Prediction-RCB vs SRH-IPL T20 2021-52nd Match-Who Will Win
Today Prediction of Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Sunrisers Hyderabad 52nd Match IPL 2021. Today's match prediction of Indian Premier League 2021. We provide 100 % sure today cricket match prediction tips by raja babu. Who will win today's match RCB vs SRH? IPL T20 toss prediction. Live score with ball by ball prediction. Cricket toss prediction.
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The cricket fans are ready to witness yet another big battle of the IPL T20. The 52nd Match of the Indian Premier League is scheduled to play between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Sunrisers Hyderabad on Wednesday, 6th October 2021 at Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi. We are posting safe, accurate, and 100% secure today match prediction for all matches of IPL T20 free.
Royal Challengers Bangalore had already qualified for the playoff and they have still two matches left including this match. They will try their best to end the league stage of this tournament in the top two spots to get a double chance to qualify for the final. On the other hand, Sunrisers Hyderabad is the worst performing team of this tournament. They had won just two out of 10 matches played at the league stage and are laying at the bottom of the standings.
Royal Challengers Bangalore has beaten Punjab Kings in their previous match with a margin of just six runs. The performance of their batting order was good. They scored 164 runs in their inning of 20 overs. Glenn Maxwell was the most successful and highest run-scorer from their side who scored 57 runs on just 33 deliveries with the help of three boundaries and four huge sixes. Devdutt Padikkal also had an outstanding performance with the bat. He scored 40 runs while he faced 38 balls and smashed four boundaries and two huge sixes during his inning. Virat Kohli scored 25 runs while AB de Villiers could manage to score 23 runs.
The performance of the bowling unit of Royal Challengers Bangalore was not impressive but they defended the target of 165 runs and leaked 158 runs in their inning of 20 overs. Yuzvendra Chahal was the most successful and highest wicket-taker from their side who picked three wickets in his four overs bowled out against 29 runs. George Garton and Shahbaz Ahmed picked one wicket each while Mohammed Siraj, Harshal Patel, and Daniel Christian were the bowlers who failed to pick any wicket.
Sunrisers Hyderabad was beaten by Kolkata Knight Riders in their most recent match by the margin of six wickets. The batting order of this team had totally failed to give the best performance in this season of IPL and we also observed this in the previous match where they could manage to score just 115 runs in their 20 overs inning. Kane Williamson was the highest run-scorer from their side with 26 runs to his name. Abdul Samad scored 25 runs while Priyam Garg had 21 runs to his name.
Like the batting, the bowling department of Sunrisers Hyderabad also failed to give the best performance in the previous match. They failed to defend a low target on the board and leaked the target of 116 runs in 19.4 overs. Jason Holder was the most successful and highest wicket-taker from their side who picked two wickets in his four overs bowled out while he was charged for 32 runs. Rashid Khan and Siddarth Kaul picked one wicket each.
Royal Challengers Bangalore had played 18 matches against Sunrisers Hyderabad where Royal Challengers Bangalore had won 8 matches while Sunrisers Hyderabad had won 10 matches.
Royal Challengers Bangalore had won three out of the most recent matches five played matches while Sunrisers Hyderabad had won just one out of five recently played matches.
Royal Challengers Bangalore is a strong and well-balanced team and has a strong batting and bowling department which is in good form. The batting and bowling squad of this team is much stronger at least on papers. According to today's prediction, Royal Challengers Bangalore is the favorite team that will win this match. There are many factors that make Royal Challengers Bangalore a favorite team to win this match. Some of the key factors are mentioned as under:
Sunrisers Hyderabad is the worst performing team of this tournament right now
The batting order of Royal Challengers Bangalore is in good form
The batting order of Royal Challengers Bangalore is better than Sunrisers Hyderabad
Royal Challengers Bangalore have a strong bowling unit
Royal Challengers Bangalore is overall a strong team than Sunrisers Hyderabad. They have the best players of the t20 format. The batting order of this team is also strong and some well-known hitter of t20 format is the part of the squad of this team, so the winning chances of today match for Sunrisers Hyderabad have been increased. The equation of who will win today's cricket match prediction and who will win the cricket match today is mentioned as under.
Royal Challengers Bangalore have a 60% chance to win this match
Sunrisers Hyderabad has 40% chance to win this match
The toss is going to play an important in the result of each and every match of IPL T20 as we had observed in the previous editions. According to our toss prediction, the team who will win the toss will elect to field first as defending had been difficult in the most recent matches of IPL.
The 52nd Match of IPL T20, 2021 is going to be held at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi. We had observed in the previous matches played here that the pitch here at this venue is good for batting in early overs. We had seen a total score of near about 220 runs in the most recent three matches played here. The track has a good amount of pace and bounce which allows the batsmen for the good cricketing shorts but this ground also has big boundaries which can be a plus point for the bowlers. A score of 180 plus seems to be a par score.
The weather forecast of Abu Dhabi is almost good for this cricket match. There are almost no chances of rain in the region and we are hopeful that we will have a full match to enjoy.
Rashid Khan, Glenn Maxwell, and Yuzvendra Chahal are the key players to watch in this match.
Who Will Win Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Sunrisers Hyderabad 52nd Match IPL T20 2021 Toss-SRH
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Virat Kohli (c), Devdutt Padikkal, Srikar Bharat (wk), Glenn Maxwell, AB de Villiers, Daniel Christian, George Garton, Shahbaz Ahmed, Harshal Patel, Mohammed Siraj, Yuzvendra Chahal.
Jason Roy, Wriddhiman Saha (wk), Kane Williamson (c), Priyam Garg, Abhishek Sharma, Abdul Samad, Jason Holder, Rashid Khan, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Umran Malik, Siddarth Kaul.
Dream11 fantasy team lineup prediction for Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Sunrisers Hyderabad 52nd Match IPL 2021. After checking the latest player's availability, which players will be part of both teams, the possible tactics that the two teams might use as we had learned from previous seasons of the Indian Premier League to make the best possible Dream11 team.
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Glenn Maxwell (VC)
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Date: Wednesday, 6th October 2021
Time: 02:00 PM GMT / 06:00 PM LOCAL / 07:30 PM IST
Stadium: Sheikh Zayed Stadium
Location: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Ends: North End, Pavilion End
Home to: United Arab Emirates
Average 1st Inns scores: 140
Average 2nd Inns scores: 129
Highest total recorded: 225/7 (20 Ov) by IRE vs AFG
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Highest score chased: 166/6 (19.4 Ov) by HK vs AFG
Lowest score defended: 129/6 (20 Ov) by ENG vs PAK
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NABE Pinnacle Book Achievement Award
Stiletto Contest Winner – Twice!
Shades of Gray is a Critics' Pick
Stiletto Contest Finalist – Twice!
Kindle Edition of Shades of Gray Available for $4.99
Shades of Gray – Now Available in Paperback
Browse archives for December 28, 2011
Shades of Gray received a North American Book Dealers Exchange (NABE) Book Achievement Award for Best Book in the Category of Romance for Fall 2011. For 27 years, the NABE has presented Pinnacle Book Awards quarterly to outstanding books by its members.
A few weeks ago, I announced that I was a finalist in the 2011 Get Your Stiletto in the Door contest. I was thrilled to learn that my recently released novel, Shades of Gray, and my upcoming novel, The Ex Lottery, each won first place in their respective categories in the 2011 Stiletto Contest.
The seventh annual writing contest was sponsored by Chick Lit Writers of the World, an online chapter of Romance Writers of America. The contest offered wonderful detailed feedback and support from authors, agents, and publishers. Being new to the romance-writing field, I entered the contest for the feedback; winning was an unexpected bonus. I want to extend a special thank you to the judges—editor Toni Plummer of St. Martin's, agent Elaine Spencer of The Knight Agency, E-Publisher Kelli Collins of Ellora's Cave, editor Esi Sogah of Avon, agent Paige Wheeler of Folio Literary Management, and E-Publisher Amanda Bergeron of Avon Impulse. For the full list of winners by category, click here.
Browse archives for November 22, 2011
Shades of Gray was selected as one of the Critics' Picks in Indie by Kirkus Reviews—The World's Toughest Book Critics. To see the latest picks, go to Kirkus, click on Books, then Indie. The full review appears at http://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/kim-sanders/shades-gray/.
Kirkus Reviews, an independent reviewing company, has published their review of Shades of Gray. The goal of Kirkus is to provide an "accurate, authoritative review to consider before investing their time and money in a book." Here's what they had to say about Shades of Gray:
In Sanders' debut novel, renowned photographer Samantha Jennings loves her camera and solitude, but when she's accused of murdering her lover, only the man who broke her heart 10 years earlier can save her.
Sanders' romantic thriller leans more to the romance side of this hybrid-genre story, but the strong characters and story make this an enjoyable read from beginning to end. Samantha "Sam" Jennings records the world around her in her photography, but retreats to her dog and secluded beach home in South Carolina whenever possible. After having been accused of murdering her lover—in a crime of passion no less—she's managed to elude press and police. But she ventures out of hiding to tell her side of the story, to let the judge know it's all a big mistake, that she'd never kill her best friend, Ben. Sam's courtroom appearance brings the press and a past she's been trying to avoid for over 10 years; Caleb broke 17-year-old Sam's heart one summer, and she's been running away from him, and love, ever since. Now, he's a famous attorney on the fast track to a promising political career—and the only man who can save Sam. She resists his help at first, but puts aside her pride and anger when she realizes Caleb will defend her as no other man can. As they try to find the real murderer to clear Sam, their passion rekindles, but the real murderer may separate them forever. This story oozes all the necessary passion of any good romance novel, a blend of deep betrayal and sensuality. The author keeps the story moving and the sweltering Southern romance hot. A few bumps in the logical progression of the mystery make the story a little less believable, but as a romance, the book hits all the right moments. Sanders also strikes a nice balance between the mystery and romance. Sometimes the story reads like it's moving through a romance genre checklist, but the story slides by quickly thanks to Sanders' strong writing.
The romance enthusiast won't be disappointed with this novel that never skimps on passion or story.
-Kirkus
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7th Annual Get Your Stiletto in the Door Writing Contest
In August, I finished Shades of Gray and started writing my next novel, The Ex Lottery. I was searching the Internet, looking for networking and marketing opportunities, and I noticed a contest offered by Chick Lit Writers of the World. It was a wonderful contest with a wonderful name—Get Your Stiletto in the Door. The contest offered objective feedback from the first-round judges. I entered both books in the contest just before the deadline.
Much to my delight, both books made it to the finals. Not only did I benefit from constructive feedback, but now top agents and publishers are reviewing my entries.
You can see the list of finalists by category here: http://chicklitwriters.com/stiletto-contest/stilettocontest/stiletto-winners.
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The initial paperback release of Shades of Gray is now available on Amazon. Check out what people are saying about the book:
The Kindle version will be available soon, so keep watching the site for more information!
Kim Sanders is an Amazon bestselling author of contemporary romance. Her debut novel, Shades of Gray, ranked #1 in paid contemporary romance. After years of writing news stories as a journalist and boring briefs as an attorney, Sanders now spends her days writing the happily-ever-after world of romantic fiction. Sanders's latest release is The Ex Lottery.


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Moosanger ist ein weilerartiger Gemeindeteil von Töpen im oberfränkischen Landkreis Hof in Bayern.

Geographie

Geographische Lage und Verkehr
Moosanger liegt südlich von Töpen an der Bundesstraße 2 am Waldrand nördlich der Anschlussstelle der Bundesautobahn 72 Hof/Töpen. Der Weiler befindet sich im Norden des Landkreises Hof und im oberfränkischen Teil des historischen Vogtlands, der als Bayerisches Vogtland bezeichnet wird. Geografisch liegt Hohendorf in kupierter Lage am Übergang des Thüringisch-Fränkischen Mittelgebirges in das Mittelvogtländische Kuppenland.

Nachbarorte

Geschichte
Die Geschichte der Gegend um Töpen begann um 1200, als im Gefolge der Vögte von Weida die Herren von Tepen in diese Gegend kamen. Diese starben 200 Jahre später aus und die Herren von Zedtwitz, von Beulwitz und von Feilitzsch waren in der Folgezeit Besitzer von Töpen mit seinem Umland. Der Name von Moosanger deutet vermutlich auf die Besiedlung eines feuchten Platzes hin.

Das Gebiet um Töpen mit dem Weiler Moosanger gehörte mit dem Regnitzland zwischen dem 12. und 14. Jahrhundert zum Verwaltungsgebiet der Vögte von Weida, weshalb für dieses Gebiet heute auch der Name Bayerisches Vogtland gebräuchlich ist. 1373 verkauften diese ihre Ansprüche an die Burggrafschaft Nürnberg, aus deren obergebirgischem Anteil sich später das Fürstentum Bayreuth entwickelte. Das Gebiet gehörte ab 1498 zu dessen "Militärkreis Hof", aus dem sich in der ersten Hälfte des 16. Jahrhunderts die Landeshauptmannschaft Hof herausgebildet hatte. Die Gegend von Töpen war Teil des Hospital-, Kasten-, Kloster- und Stadtvogteiamts Hof. Mit dem Vertrag von Gefell im Jahr 1524 und der damit vereinbarten Grenzbereinigung zwischen Brandenburg-Bayreuth und Sachsen kam die Gegend um Töpen vollständig unter die Landesherrschaft des Fürstentums Bayreuth. Mit dem Fürstentum Bayreuth fiel der Weiler Moosanger im Jahr 1792 an das Königreich Preußen, anschließend an Frankreich und im Jahr 1810 an das Königreich Bayern. Dieses teilte den Ort dem Mainkreis zu, der ab 1817 als Obermainkreis und ab 1838 als Oberfranken bezeichnet wurde. Aufgrund des königlich-bayerischen Gemeindeedikts von 1818 entstand aus dem Steuerdistrikt Töpen die Landgemeinde Töpen. Zu dieser  Ruralgemeinde gehörte auch der Weiler Moosanger. Seit 1918 gehört der Ort zum Freistaat Bayern und seit 1939 zum Landkreis Hof.

Einzelnachweise

Ort im Landkreis Hof
Geographie (Töpen)


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Interested in chatting? Drop me a message at aditya.arora@uwaterloo.ca !


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Old Roads, New Stories:
Why We Have Chickens
by Rob Carney
Currents, Old Roads, New Stories
Letter to America
by Laura Jackson Roberts
Why We Still Need Fairy Tales
On the Table:
A Magüestu
by Paulina Jenney
Behaving Normally to Fight
by Raymond Welch
Why There's More to the Story
Beauty to Seduce, Beauty to Preserve:
Creating the Columbia Gorge
by Kevin Gorman
One Poem
by Dan Morris
Letters to a Burning World
by Kevin Goodan
by Daniel Corrie
by Dean Rader
by Sarah Terrazano
by Tyler Meier
Haunted by the Future
Prose by Barbara Hurd
Photos by Michael O. Snyder
Nonfiction, To Know a Place
Return to Scale
by Barbara Haas
The Mermaids of Austin
by Melissa Wiley
The Twentieth Bear
by Yelizaveta P. Renfro
Into Los Angeles
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A Life of Science:
Science, Snakes, and Duct Tape
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Finding Atlantis
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Until the Seas Rise
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Into the Forest Like a Ghost: An Excerpt
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Like a Crow: An Excerpt
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Five Fictions from Scott Russell Sanders
with Photographs by Peter Forbes
Lolo in the Mountains
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Three Fictions
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Discrimen
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Women Writers in the Wild:
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Taken in by a Wild Bird:
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A Wildness in the Design:
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Questions I Dare Ask:
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Lost Stories:
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The Shining, Reflective Shield:
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Imagine the Loss of Something Very Large:
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Toi Derricotte's "I"
New and Selected Poems
Documentary Review:
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Organic Structures:
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Time-Binding:
Installations and Drawings
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Central Park:
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Unsprawl:
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Montgomery County, Maryland
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The Village Place Concept
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Interview with Padma Viswanathan
Interviews, Issue 25
Interview by Patrick Burns
About Author Padma Viswanathan
Padma Viswanathan.
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Padma Viswanathan was born in Nelson, British Columbia, Canada, and grew up in Edmonton, Alberta, with no intention of becoming a writer. After completing a sociology degree, she worked in research, as a librarian, and in educational and social-action theatre. This continued until she joined a local playwrights' circle and wrote the first scene of her first play, House of Sacred Cows. It was in writing this scene that she discovered—to her relief—a discipline to which she could commit.
Shortly after this first epiphany came another: it finally occurred to her to ask her grandmother about their family history. The story her grandmother told, about her own grandmother, a Brahmin widow left with two small children after her astrologer husband's death, inspired her to write her first novel, The Toss of a Lemon, which was shortlisted for the 2009 Pen Center USA Fiction Award, Amazon.ca's First Novel Award, and for the Commonwealth Writers' Prize Best First Book Award (Canada and the Caribbean).
Padma's work has received many awards, including fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Canada Council for the Arts, as well as residencies at MacDowell, Sacatar, and the Banff Center for the Arts. She won the 2007 Boston Review Short Story Prize, and other of her stories and articles have been published in journals and magazines across Canada and the U.S.
With the publication of her novel in Canada, she was named a New Face of Fiction for 2008 by Random House, her Canadian publisher. The Toss of a Lemon met with many positive reviews there and made several bestseller lists. Now published in the U.S. by Harcourt, the book has received starred advance reviews, has been named to the "Indie Next List" (formerly Book Sense Picks), and has been selected for several First Editions clubs.
She also writes short stories and recently introduced and translated the young Brazilian writer Adelice Souza's "The Blue Woman."
Padma's husband, Geoffrey Brock, a poet and literary translator, lured her away from Montreal, where she was living when they met. She followed him to San Francisco; he followed her to Tucson; there was some tarrying in India, Brazil, and Italy, but they are now settled in the startling and verdant Arkansas Ozarks, where they care for two ever-amusing bairns, as well as a cat that came with the house, a snake that came with the garden, and several fish readily available retail.
Terrain.org: At this point in your career, you're most well-known for your novel, The Toss of a Lemon. Prior to this you wrote a handful of plays that were performed in Canada (House of Sacred Cows in 1997; By Air, By Water, By Wood in 1999; and Disco Does Not Suck). How did your experience writing plays affect your work as a novelist? How do we see place differently on stage versus on paper? What are the challenges developing characters for the stage versus in a novel?
Padma Viswanathan: I tend, in my fiction, to offer entrée into at least one if not more characters' psyches, so characterization can be pretty direct. Even if my characters talk a lot and do things, the reader gets to hear what they're thinking and how this might be different from what they're saying or from what others think they're thinking. On stage, where you don't get much but what the audience can witness: dialogue and action. I'm not much of a playwright, but at least I never resorted to soliloquy! (Although if I were better, I probably could have gotten away with it…) One director I worked with on early drafts of House of Sacred Cows said, once, "Padma, you're trying to write your novel again!" It was a wordy play. The other two short plays were not so much so, but the message was clear: I have left writing for the stage to people who are of the stage, which I never really was.
Terrain.org: I heard the author Stephen Elliott say, "You've got to have a job while you're writing your first book . . . and your second . . . and your third." What were you doing while you wrote this first novel, and how did you sustain the energy of a single project over ten years?
Padma Viswanathan: I was, let's see… working in community and educational theatre; teaching ESL; freelancing as a journalist; going to grad school; teaching writing courses; and occasionally receiving grants not to have to do much of the above for certain blessedly focused periods of time. The book—its characters and their dilemmas—simply continued to hold my interest through the years it took me to complete it. There was never really a time when I had to make myself work on it. I just had to find the time.
Terrain.org: In The Toss of a Lemon, you illustrate the extensive customs of the Tamil Brahman caste. These customs are highly specific and extremely rigid—the widow Sivakami, for example, is forced to shave her head and she is forbidden to touch anyone during the day—yet they seem to provide several characters with a sense of place and social order, in addition to what we would call oppression. Which of these Tamil Brahman customs survive today in modern India? Among Indians who have immigrated to places like the United States and Canada? What can we learn from these customs that can be applied to modern Western society?
Padma Viswanathan: An awareness of caste as well as vestigial practices of various sorts survive, here and in India, although the strict segregation I describe and customs such as the isolation of widows have largely broken down under the combined forces of anti-discrimination laws, urbanization, and general social progress. You're right that the old order gave people such as my characters a sense of identity and a code, one they would call moral and ethical. This was true not only for Brahmins, even widows, but also for others, such as Sivakami's servant, Muchami, who is from one of the agricultural classes but also takes great pride in his place as one of the underpillars of the social hierarchy.
I'm not sure there's anything specific to be learned from those customs: the essential values, such as respect for elders, loyalty to clan and place, the puzzling beauty of ritual and tradition, are ones that transcend this place and culture. I tend to think it's the particularities that are fascinating, even while it's those essential values that make it possible for us, in a very different time and place, to identify with these people who seem so different from us.
Terrain.org: You have lived in Nelson, British Columbia; Edmonton; Montreal; San Francisco; Baltimore; Tucson, Arizona; and Fayetteville, Arkansas, to name a few. Your central character, Sivakami, spends most of her life in the same Indian village of Cholapatti. How has your living in so many locations helped inform your main character's placement in a single location? On a broader scale, do you think your moving around drives an interest in focusing on a single location and culture?
Padma Viswanathan: Outside of North America, I've also spent months at a time in each of India, Brazil, the Philippines, the U.K. and Germany, and have always tried to fit in, wherever I was. (Hmm: I just realized that, by contrast, I've never felt any need to try to fit in here in my own continent!) It's not that I would censor myself, exactly, but it has always seemed more interesting to me to try to figure out how others live, what their world-view is, how they see their landscape, than to try to impose my worldview on them.
In India, I spent a lot of time in rural settings and in the homes of my elder relatives. Because of my personal stake, it would often be quite emotional for me to keep my feelings (on caste prejudice or the place of women, for example) under wraps, though this was also the one place I was least inclined to silence! But it also felt important to me to show my relatives the respect and love I genuinely felt for them, even while I made it clear I didn't share their beliefs. I brought this whole mix to bear on the book: although my main characters effectively never leave the village where they spend their lives—and I do try to show, with compassion and empathy, how they lived and thought—the book is narrated from North America and from a time much later than the events of the story (although the story appears to be told in third person for the most part, the narrator eventually reveals herself).
Outside of this book, though, my work moves around: I have written stories set in Brazil, various parts of Canada, and the U.S., as well as in places that don't exist on a map. My new novel is set in western Canada.
Terrain.org: You are married to the poet Geoffrey Brock. Do you find poetry informs your own views of the world, your own writing? How do writers of fiction and poetry view place differently, or is there more at work in a literary sense than simply the genre of writing in determining how place and culture are viewed?
Padma Viswanathan: Probably all writers view place differently, regardless of the genre they work in. The title of my new novel, Losing Farther, Losing Faster, is a quote from a poem by Elizabeth Bishop, "One Art," which I recite most mornings before I begin work. I don't think I read enough poetry (but then I don't feel I read enough of anything, and I read every chance I get). Still, I find I crave the way lyric poetry stops time, particularly as a counter-value to the thrumming narrative drive of fiction. It helps me a lot to read literature in which felicity of expression is the primary goal: more fiction should aim for that. My favorite novels achieve it. I recently read a novel in verse, Les Murray's Fredy Neptune, that combined both genres' gifts so marvelously I had to throw it aside and bury my face in my hands.
Terrain.org: You maintain a blog. How does maintaining such an accessible, real-time medium affect your writing, or does it? More importantly, do you find that "new media" such as blogs and social networking help or a hinder a writer?
Padma Viswanathan: It's probably only appropriate to call it a blog because that's in the URL! I called it a "monthly column" when I started it, and still only managed to write six essays for it over the course of last year. I'm really not interested in communicating with the world at large on a daily or semi-weekly basis: if I can talk to my husband that often, I'm happy! There are some remarkable writers who thrive on loads of that sort of contact; I've always thought of myself as fairly social, but I'm positively hermetic on the blogscale! I guess I'm glad that all the social networking stuff is there for people who find it energizing; I just tend to dabble and withdraw cyclically, which is confusing to everyone, including myself.
Terrain.org: Also, your column is titled Notes on Failure, inspired by the quote from Samuel Beckett that says, "Fail Again. Fail Better." And, yet, your first novel was reviewed in the New York Times Sunday Book Review by a Michael Gorra, a writer who has written introductions for the classic works of Graham Greene, William Faulkner, and Joseph Conrad. Could you explain what you mean by "failure" as it pertains to you as a writer and artist?
Padma Viswanathan: Hmm: well, Michael Gorra did not love my book! And even if he had, what would that really have meant in the big picture? I found his criticism quite interesting, actually; it gave me more to chew on than some of the raves, even if I like an ego-stroke as much as the next person. (I am going to try to be better about not reading my reviews with the next book, but it's very hard, particularly when all my friends and family wants to talk about them.) But I guess that's your answer right there: artists have to be able to "fail" all the time, because there's no such thing as a "perfect" work of art for all people or all time. I find deeply irritating any notion that there is.
My blog wasn't actually inspired by that Beckett quote: I was reminded of it, after starting the blog, by a revered mentor, D. D. Kugler. (He directed my first play, House of Sacred Cows.) He told me he is always trying to challenge his students' notions of "perfection." An artist needs to let go of ideas of perfection, as well as external measures of success or failure, in order to find the courage to say something that might turn out (at least for someone) to be true.
Terrain.org: You have an entry titled "Cleaning House," in which you discuss the complexities of hiring someone to help you with house cleaning. In it you refer to Barbara Ehrenreich, an American journalist who writes often of the marginalized working class—especially women, and her experiences going "undercover" to clean people's homes. In what ways is your work similar to Ehrenreich's in discussing social issues, given that novels—good novels—are not polemic? Is it similar at all?
Padma Viswanathan: Wow, I'm flattered at her work and mine being discussed in the same paragraph, but I have to say I don't think there is much similarity. I don't think my writing would ever stimulate action on matters of social or economic justice, the way hers would, even though those were the matters that preoccupied me through my teens and twenties. I spent all my time, back then, working for global and inter-community equality but found myself frustrated—as happens—with slowness of progress, setbacks, and (sometimes) the people I worked with, until I realized how interested I was in the reasons for those frustrations.
It was around that time that I wrote the first scene of my first play, and understood that I needed to write literature, that it was going to be the only way I had to make sense of the world as I saw it, that I was likely to have greater success trying to elucidate the reasons, in human psychology, in history, in accident, for injustice than I was in trying to remake the world.
I hope that doesn't sound cynical. I don't think I'm cynical! I'm profoundly grateful for work such as Ehrenreich's, but it's also true that Nickel and Dimed, for all its complexity and verve, is not really written to be read by people like those it features, whereas my work is. For various reasons, though, as you say, good novels "fail" to be prescriptive.
Terrain.org: In an interview with Dave Rosenthal for Red Room—and as you mentioned previously—you say that you are working on a second novel called Losing Farther, Losing Faster about an Indian man named Seth, who lives in contemporary western Canada. He is a devotee of a very popular Indian guru, and, when the novel opens, he learns that his guru has been accused of a highly ambiguous sexual misdeed. You mention that your character has to try to come to terms with his faith in light of the accusations. How does writing about a character's meditations on faith affect your own sense of faith? More broadly, in what ways does writing a character like Seth affect you?
Padma Viswanathan: Seth is very different from me and, as with all my characters, I have a great affection for and curiosity about him, which is what makes me want to write a book about him. He is facing an enormous dilemma, one that I will never face. He's not based directly on anyone I know, and yet the book draws, in so many ways, on the history and conflicts of my community and family. It's been fascinating.
Terrain.org: Beyond Losing Farther, Losing Faster, what's next for Padma Viswanathan?
Padma Viswanathan: I have a bunch of short stories I've been writing: not sure if they belong in a single book or a couple. I have another novel I've been waiting for over ten years to have a chance to write. I've just published my first translation (from Portuguese) and would love to do more. I have notes toward "Notes on Failure" piling up in the wings. A big long to-do list, and all this is on hold in favor of finishing Losing Farther, Losing Faster.
Think I'll go play with my kids.
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As patients, we want to know the benefits before we decide to undergo a dental treatment, such as Invisalign. We want to be sure that it is the right option and that we will get the results we are expecting. If you have crooked or misaligned teeth and you are thinking about getting Invisalign clear aligners, you must ask as many questions as possible to get all the information you need and make the decision.
There are plenty of important things to discuss with your dentist during your initial consultation. Fresh Dental and other dental practices in London offering Invisalign recommend asking these questions to know what to expect during the treatment.
Most teens have little or no knowledge about this innovative teeth-straightening system. If you want to know if the treatment would be painful or how long it will take to see the results, ask your dentist. You might likewise want to know if you can still play sports or maintain your active lifestyle during treatment. Is there any type of food that you need to avoid? What will happen if you forget to wear your clear aligners? Will it affect the treatment and the results? You need detailed answers to these questions.
You want to ensure your teen's safety and learn if the treatment really works. Ask the dentist about the treatment process, the way it works and everything that's included. How many times do you need to take your daughter or son to the practice? How much does the treatment cost and what are the payment options? Will the aligners interfere with your teen's ability to eat and speak?
Whether you have heard about Invisalign or not, asking questions will help you make an informed decision. Let your dentist explain everything about the treatment process. How long will it last and how many visits are necessary? Can you eat and drink while wearing aligners, or should you remove them before doing so? Will you need to wear a retainer after the treatment or not?
Arm yourself with all the necessary information before you sign the patient's consent. List your questions down so you will not miss anything when you talk to your dentist.
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This portal is designed as a first step to finding consensus findings and advice from the MMC. This information does not constitute conclusive recommendations, as a wide variety of contextual factors make every situation different. However, it does strive to provide an overview of what mechanistic mathematical modeling tells us about malaria transmission, dynamics, and control, with the hope that this information can be useful to policymakers and other stakeholders.
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According to state records, diesel spilled from a tank on the site of the Naval Support Activity site in August, went into the drainage system and was discovered in the Florida Avenue Canal.
In early August, hundreds of gallons of diesel leaked from storage tanks located at the abandoned Naval base in the Bywater neighborhood into nearby waterways, documents from the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality show. The fuel spilled from an above ground container onto the soil below, seeped into the drainage system and traveled approximately two miles to the Florida Avenue Canal. After discharging into the canal, the diesel flowed another half mile into the reservoir of a Sewerage and Water Board drainage pump station.
According to a DEQ incident report, contractors working for the Army Corps of Engineers first noticed an oily liquid in the Florida Avenue Canal on August 1, and contacted the U.S. Coast Guard's National Response Center. Along with Coast Guard emergency workers, crews from the Sewerage and Water Board's Department of Environmental Affairs, Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality, New Orleans Fire Department HazMat Unit, Department of Wildlife and Fisheries and a private contractor called OMI Environmental Solutions were dispatched to the site to cleanup the spill.
By August 9, emergency personnel finished cleaning up 1,700 gallons of "diesel/water mixture" and 18 cubic yards of contaminated debris. Several turtles and ducks were impacted by the spill. And the Sewerage and Water Board pump station temporarily shut down to prevent polluted waters from being pumped into the Industrial Canal.
Sewerage and Water Board investigators traced the spill several miles back to the property formerly known as the F. Edward Hebert Defense Complex, at 4400 Dauphine St., and contacted its current owner — the City of New Orleans.
In their report, investigators noted the site's abandonment and that "the incident could have been preventable if diesel fuel had been removed from the above ground storage tanks." They also determined that "trespassers scrapping material" caused the spill when they removed brass plugs from the containers.
Area residents were never informed of these events, but news of the spill comes as no surprise to them. Neighbors interviewed by The Lens said the incident is yet another example of the base's blot on their community, describing how the once imposing military complex with its high-security defenses has succumbed to extreme ruin and vandalism since the city took ownership in October 2013.
Mayor LaToya Cantrell's office said it is currently re-negotiating an agreement with a private contractor, EMDRC Partners, to secure and develop the site. Negotiations with EMDRC began in 2012 and were finalized in 2016, when EMDRC signed a lease and development agreement on the property.
The lease held the company responsible for the site's maintenance. However, the city nullified the agreement, Cantrell administration officials said. That was because the city was not in regular communication with EMDRC after the company's official contact — former Sewerage and Water Board director and Mayor Mitch Landrieu's chief infrastructure advisor Cedric Grant — was pushed out of office in 2017.
After years of being unoccupied and unsecured, the property shows signs of advanced blight. Windows and doors are busted out. Large sheets of metal grates hang tenuously from the top story of the main building. Rusted pieces of industrial machinery and military equipment litter the grounds, alongside used hypodermic needles, discarded clothing and heaps of moldy furniture.
"What a beautiful piece of property, and now it's denigrated. There's graffiti everywhere. Water gushing. It is shocking the lack of care. But you know what they say, 'nature abhors a vacuum,'" said 95-year-old Lauren Swinney, who has lived near the base for decades.
Joachim Rojas, owner of Bacchanal, a wine bar located directly across the street from the naval base, described it as "dystopian, like something out of 'I Am Legend,' " a post-apocalyptic science fiction movie.
Broken doors leave the property wide open to trespassers.
But the abandoned site is more than an eyesore to the Bywater neighborhood. Water continuously running from broken pipes has caused street flooding. Trash fires started by squatters grew into major outbreaks in January and September. Since 2016, dozens of crimes have been reported at or around the address. That includes aggravated battery, illegal weapons, arson and burglary, according to online police records.
In the wake of the diesel spill, fires and criminal incidents — all attributed to trespassers — the city has taken no apparent steps to restrict access to the abandoned site. Months later, holes in the fences remain, and trespassers are in plain view.
"If you're outside now at the naval base, you can see there's a stream of people coming and going in and out of there. We've all watched these people stealing metal repeatedly and now that the word is out that this is a place you can go and live and steal the metal, this is only escalating," nearby resident Judy Bolton said.
John Guarnieri, president of the Bywater Neighborhood Association, said the city has allowed these problems.
"We at this point don't feel confident that something constructive is going to be done. It's incredibly dangerous. There could be an explosion or fires. Heaven forbid, somebody gets killed or there's an accident of some sort, it's going to be the city's responsibility," he said.
The crisis-prone site now stands in sharp contrast to the city's $173 million plan to turn the base into an international Crisis Operations Center. Following the Defense Department's 2005 decision to close the base, the City commissioned the Naval Support Activity New Orleans Advisory Task Force to submit a bid to procure the property from the federal government.
The Navy accepted the city's proposal to redevelop the site into a mixed-use facility with emergency response services, municipal offices and housing, and deeded the property to New Orleans at no cost in 2013.
Belinda Little-Wood, a consultant who served as the executive director of the task force, worked for three years on a development plan. She coordinated a joint venture between the city and a private contractor, EMDRC Partners, which would share in construction costs and planning. And she secured $40 million in FEMA grants to jumpstart proposed renovations.
But that money never made its way to the project.
In 2015, Little-Wood's former boss, Cedric Grant, diverted funds allocated for the base to the Sewerage and Water Board, where he served as Director, as first reported by WWL-TV.
Reallocating that money put the project in jeopardy, Little-Wood said, because the deal she worked on between the city and EMDRC Partners — which was selected as the developer in 2012 — was contingent on the city investing federal grants as seed money.
In October of 2016, the city signed the lease agreement with EMDRC. Developer Joe Jaeger, who heads the company, told The Lens that EMDRC was never informed of the decision to pull FEMA funds from the project.
But according to Chad Dyer, Cantrell's Deputy Chief Administrative Officer for Land Use, the city, under the previous administration, effectively nullified the agreement. When Grant was forced out of his job in August 2017, EMDRC lost its official city contact, Dyer said, and the city dropped communication with the company.
According to Dyer, talks between the city and the company stopped at a key time: an 18-month "feasibility period" included in the lease, during which the company could inspect the property, determine if the redevelopment plan was feasible and, if necessary, terminate the agreement. The feasibility period was supposed to include regular communication between the city and the company.
In the 2013 Act of Sale, the Navy disclosed the likely presence of petroleum contaminants located in nine above-ground tanks as well as asbestos containing materials, lead-based paints, and medical wastes. It relinquished responsibility for the hazardous materials onto the city following the property transfer.
The site was never cleared of environmental hazards left over from the military installation, like the diesel, or guarded against the trespassers who apparently caused the spill.
It's not clear who's responsible for that.
According to Dyer, because of its agreement with the city, EMDRC is the responsible party on paper.
"You couldn't really place blame on the developer because they were not able to negotiate with the city during the feasibility period in that original lease," Dyer said.
Meanwhile, the diesel spill and recent fires have occurred on the base during this period of uncertainty.
Cantrell's office is currently working to broker a new agreement with EMDRC, Dyer said. The city will not dedicate funds to the project, he explained, because the developer will be fully responsible for financing construction costs according to the revised contract, which the city plans to execute by the end of the year.
"When we came into office the project was behind about two years. But as of December 31, it will be completely caught up," he said.
Without going into specifics, Dyer said redevelopment plans have been adjusted to account for current realities.
Last month, Jaeger told The Lens he was unsure if he will move forward with the deal.
"I just work on the construction side of things, and I'm getting to the end of my rope waiting for the city to do its part," he said.
But Dyer said the city and developer are now cooperating to address safety concerns, citing how both parties agreed in recent weeks to lease out the property to film crews, which bring private security details on set with them.
Currently, a production company is shooting scenes at the base for a Netflix sci-fi movie about a drug epidemic. Tentatively called "Power," the film stars Jamie Foxx and Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
Dyer said the production company is liable for what occurs on site during the shoots.
The spill originated from oil tanks on the property, according to DEQ records.
Greg Langley, a spokesman for the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality, said that prior to the incident, the LDEQ could not force the City of New Orleans to drain the diesel tanks or remediate other possible hazards because the city had not officially declared what it is doing with the property. Environmental cleanup typically happens during construction and varies according to land use, he explained.
But that assumes the property is contained, not blighted. Blight determinations are issued by the City of New Orleans Department of Code Enforcement.
Between October 2013, when the city took over the property, and the August diesel spill, the city's Department of Code Enforcement issued thousands code violations to property owners around New Orleans. But after searching city violation records, The Lens could not find one issued to the base property during that period.
In September, a month after the spill, a citizen filed a complaint with the city following a fire there. According to city records, an inspector visited the property and found that it was "unsecured/heavily vandalized" and a "public nuisance." It does not appear that the case has been updated in the following months.
Because the city of New Orleans is the regulatory agency that oversees blighted properties, and is not self-enforcing maintenance or safety codes, Bywater residents said they have no recourse for the problems they're experiencing. Their calls on city officials to fix infrastructural and safety issues stemming from the abandoned site and spilling out into their neighborhood have repeatedly gone unanswered.
For nearly a year, Judy Bolton has been trying to get the Sewerage and Water Board and the City of New Orleans Department of Infrastructure to fix a broken pipe gushing water near her house.
In addition to the immense cost of water waste to taxpayers, leaky pipes decrease pressure throughout the pumping system, which can cause water contamination. While one of their lesser concerns, Bywater residents see the water leak as a daily reminder of the city's persistent negligence.
This story was a collaboration with WWNO. Listen to the radio version here.


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saddle up Neal Kindree, pictured racing in the 2011 B.C. Bike Race, will enter this season with new gear and a snew sponsor.
Neal Kindree's trail ride to the top took a major unplanned diversion in early 2008 when he hurt his right knee on a training ride. At the time he was a sponsored rider and a member of Team Canada, widely regarded as one of the top up-and-coming mountain bike talents in the country and a candidate to represent his country in the 2008 Games.
The surgeons did what they could to repair the ligaments and damage, but it was over 14 months before he could race again, and another year after that before he could ride without pain.
Last season, 2011, he began to reassert himself at events, with wins at top local races and a fourth place finish at the national championships. He was given a spot at the World Championships after nationals, which would have put his goal of racing in the 2012 Olympics within reach, but he was bumped from the team after other athletes that had raced in more events appealed the decision. Kindree, who was self-funded, couldn't afford to attend some of the races that likely would have made all the difference.
It was another setback for Kindree. A spot at the world championships would have given the 24-year-old a chance to win back his athlete funding, regain his spot on the national team and to show sponsors what he can do.
Heading into 2012, however, Kindree has a new lease on life. He has been named to a newly created grassroots Specialized / EMD Serono team, along with Ontario's Evan McNeely. Ryders Eyewear has also stepped up to sponsor Kindree, as well as Corsa Cycles in Squamish.
"The whole thing was largely through Corsa Cycles," said a grateful Kindree last week. "Dave Heisler really wheeled and dealed behind the scenes for me and pulled it all together. This is huge for me."
With the backing of a team and sponsors once again, Kindree will have funding, bikes and support this year, and will be able to focus entirely on training and competing without picking up work to pay for his travel and race fees.
His chances of competing for Canada in the Olympic Games are slim at this point with his current budget keeping him off the World Cup, but even if he had the money Kindree knows it would take more than a few good results and being fast on his bike to get named to the team this late in the game.
"I still want to go, but I don't think it will be this year," said Kindree.
Instead, Kindree will train through January and February and will start racing in March. His first race is a Pro XCT event, the U.S. Cup Triple Crown in California on Mar. 10, followed by another Pro XCT race on Mar. 24, followed by the Sea Otter Classic in Monterey in April. From there, his schedule will include local events like the NimbyFifty and Test of Metal, Canada Cup races, GranFondo road events, the mountain bike nationals and the UCI World Cup in Quebec.


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Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush released a new web video prior to an appearance at the Southern Baptist Convention's Send North America Conference in Nashville, TN on Tuesday. The video, entitled "The Power of Christianity," highlights excerpts of his recent commencement speech at Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA given on May 9, 2015.
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There is no more powerful or liberating influence on this earth than the Christian conscience in action.
How strange, in our own time, to hear Christianity spoken of as some sort of backward and oppressive force.
It's a depressing fact that when some people think of Christianity and of Judeo-Christian values, they think of something static, narrow, and outdated. We can take this as unfair criticism, as it typically is, or we can take it as further challenge to show in our lives the most dynamic, inclusive, and joyful message that ever came into the world.
So it is not only untrue, but it's also a little ungrateful, to dismiss the Christian faith as some obstacle to enlightened thought, some ancient, irrelevant creed wearing out its welcome in the modern world. Whether or not we acknowledge the source, Hebrew Scripture and the New Testament still provide the moral vocabulary we all use in America – and may it always be so.
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namespace Bolt\Extension\IComeFromTheNet\BookMe\Tests\Base\Fixture;

use RuntimeException;
use DateTime;
use Bolt\Extension\IComeFromTheNet\BookMe\Tests\Base\Seed\NewRuleSeed;
use Bolt\Extension\IComeFromTheNet\BookMe\Tests\Base\Seed\NewRuleSeriesSeed;

class AssignRuleFixture extends BaseFixture
{

    public function runFixture(array $aAppConfig, DateTime $oNow)
    {

        $oDatabase   = $this->getDatabaseAdapter();
        $aTableNames = $this->getTableNames();

        $sRuleScheduleTable = $aTableNames['bm_rule_schedule'];
        $sScheduleTable     = $aTableNames['bm_schedule'];
        $sRuleTable         = $aTableNames['bm_rule'];

        // Step1 , Asign Rules to each schedule using a bulk insert.
        $sSql = "
            insert into $sRuleScheduleTable (`rule_id`, `schedule_id`, `is_rollover`)
            SELECT `r`.`rule_id`, `s`.`schedule_id`, IF(`r`.`is_single_day` = 0,0,1)
            FROM $sScheduleTable s, $sRuleTable r
        ";

        $iAffectedRows = $oDatabase->executeUpdate($sSql, [], []);

        if($iAffectedRows == 0) {
            throw new RuntimeException('Unable to assign new schedule rules to any of the schedules');
        }

        $sRuleScheduleTable = $aTableNames['bm_rule_schedule'];
        $sRuleTable         = $aTableNames['bm_rule'];
        $sRuleTypeTable     = $aTableNames['bm_rule_type'];
        $sRuleSeriesTable   = $aTableNames['bm_rule_series'];
        $sScheduleTable     = $aTableNames['bm_schedule'];
        $sScheduleSlotTable = $aTableNames['bm_schedule_slot'];

        // Step2, Set schedules to default state.
        $aSql   = [];
        $sSql   = '';

        $aSql[] = " UPDATE  $sScheduleSlotTable ";
	    $aSql[] = " SET `is_available` = false, `is_excluded` = false, `is_override` = false ";

	    $sSql = implode(PHP_EOL,$aSql);

	    $oDatabase->executeUpdate($sSql, [], []);

        // Step3, Refresh the schedules with rules.
        $aSql               = [];
        $sSql               = '';

        $aSql[] = " UPDATE $sScheduleSlotTable sl ";
        $aSql[] = " INNER JOIN ( ";
        $aSql[] = "     SELECT `s`.`schedule_id`, `rss`.`slot_open`, `rss`.`slot_close`, ";
        $aSql[] = "             sum(IF(`rt`.`is_work_day` = true,1,0)) as is_available,  ";
        $aSql[] = "             sum(IF(`rt`.`is_exclusion` = true,1,0)) as is_excluded, ";
        $aSql[] = "             sum(IF(`rt`.`is_inc_override` = true,1,0)) as is_override ";
        $aSql[] = "     FROM $sRuleScheduleTable rs ";
        $aSql[] = "     JOIN $sRuleTable r on `r`.`rule_id` = `rs`.`rule_id` ";
        $aSql[] = "     JOIN $sScheduleTable s on `s`.`schedule_id` = `rs`.`schedule_id` AND `r`.`timeslot_id` = `s`.`timeslot_id` ";
        $aSql[] = "     JOIN $sRuleTypeTable rt on `rt`.`rule_type_id` = `r`.`rule_type_id` ";
        $aSql[] = "     JOIN $sRuleSeriesTable rss on `rss`.`rule_type_id` = `r`.`rule_type_id` AND `rss`.`rule_id` = `rs`.`rule_id` ";
        $aSql[] = "     GROUP BY `s`.`schedule_id`,`rss`.`slot_open`, `rss`.`slot_close` ) crs";
        $aSql[] = "        ON  `sl`.`schedule_id` = `crs`.`schedule_id` AND `crs`.`slot_close` = `sl`.`slot_close` ";
        $aSql[] = " SET `sl`.`is_available` = IF(`crs`.`is_available` > 0,true,false), ";
        $aSql[] = "     `sl`.`is_excluded` = IF(`crs`.`is_excluded` > 0,true,false), ";
        $aSql[] = "     `sl`.`is_override` = IF(`crs`.`is_override` > 0,true,false) ";

        $sSql = implode(PHP_EOL,$aSql);

        $iAffectedRows = $oDatabase->executeUpdate($sSql, [], []);

        if($iAffectedRows == 0) {
            throw new RuntimeException('Unable to regresh any schedules with new rule values');
        }

    }

}
/* End of Class */