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Coffee Time Romance & More

ISBN# (13) 9781594145391/(10) 1594145393
November 2006
Five Star Publishing/An Imprint of Macmillan Library Reference
3085 Universal Drive, Mississagua, Ontario, Canada L4X 2E2
215 Pages
Rating: 4 cups

Jessie has her life just the way she wants it. She has a sort of boyfriend who is okay with a non-exclusive relationship, a job in a vintage boutique that allows her to indulge her love of beautiful clothes, a wacky best friend, and a good part in an Off Broadway play that feeds her inner drama queen. However, everything in her life seems to come to a screeching halt when she sets her eyes on Mick, the guy who is designing the sets for the play she is in. Suddenly, her life and her emotions are on a roller coaster ride that she is beginning to wonder if she can survive.

Mick is a set designer, and while he is attracted to Jessie, he is wary. He has an ex-girlfriend who is an actress, as well as a stalker, so he is afraid to trust his attraction to Jessie. Also, his stalker ex-girlfriend has had no problem going after his dates. And even though Jessie gets his wise-cracking, and they both love old movies, there is plenty for Mick to be wary of, especially when it appears that Jessie has a boyfriend and that she is reluctant to let him very close.

When Jessie and Mick begin getting closer, Jessie realizes she has never felt this way before, and she knows she is going to have to tell Mick about Kyle. However, explaining that Kyle is just a friend that she just happens to sleep with when he is in town is difficult for Mick to understand. Then when serious accidents begin happening that endanger Jessie’s life, they each have more to think about and deal with than anyone should have to handle. Will Jessie survive the so-called accidents? Will Mick be able to get over his feeling of betrayal? Or will Mick’s ex-girlfriend, and Jessie’s friend Kyle, help destroy what they have found with each other?

More a romantic comedy than a romantic suspense, though there are suspenseful elements, Playing Nice is a book I savored reading. Ms. Daniels’ talent for wit, humor, and sarcasm is unsurpassed in this reviewer’s opinion. The application of said humor, wit, and sarcasm throughout the book made this a very amusing and enjoyable read. The characters have well-rounded personalities and are very easy to relate to, giving them the appearance of someone you could meet on the street, or someone you already know. The descriptions of what a severe allergy reaction is like were very realistic and, on point, obviously well-researched. The New York setting is so well described you feel like you are right there with Jessie walking down the streets and living that fast-paced life. Playing Nice is a very amusing read with just enough scares to keep the story moving along wonderfully. I highly recommend Playing Nice to those who enjoy a good laugh with some fright thrown in along the way!

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I don’t know about you, but I am ready for this campaign to be over!

Congress has not been in session because the members are in their states and districts either campaigning to maintain their seats or, in the case of the senate, helping their colleagues in their elections.

I have a few friends who work on Capitol Hill and they are tired of these campaigns. During a recent meet-up for dinner, that expanded by the time we reached dessert, over a dozen staffers from both sides of the aisle are now considering employment outside of Washington. Everyone agree that the work environment on Capitol Hill has turned toxic. The partisanship has caused even the most cordial relationships to become strained. And this is not limited to cross-party relationships. Differences between the chambers and the leadership are straining relationships.

Everyone expects the partisan bickering to escalate during the lame duck session and for congress to adjourn shortly after a budget is passed. I still wish they would consider something for the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11. Both S. 2957 and H.R. 2726 have been introduced by members from Florida. Maybe congress can see their way to do something right, for a change!

Otherwise, since congress was not in Washington, there were no bills introduced or acted upon.

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My First Paid Gig

July 10th, 2012

Well, it finally happened – someone gave me money to take pictures of them! My friend Tammy needed new headshots and I needed a first client. Perfect.

Tammy was looking for something to use on her various online profiles, especially her professional profile on LinkedIN. For that reason, she wanted something appropriate as a business portrait but a little more interesting than your standard charcoal-background studio portrait. We decided that an outdoor shoot in business attire would be an interesting combination that would suit her needs.

Here are the best five photos:

For those of you who read this blog who are “real” professional portrait photographers, I’d love to get your honest feedback on these.

An Impromptu Photodrive

July 7th, 2012

Driving home from St. Catharines this afternoon, I decided to make an effort to stop several time when something caught my eye. It was like a photowalk – but in my car. These are the result.

Cruise Night – a love affair with curves

July 7th, 2012

20120704_CRC338120120704_CRC337820120704_CRC3439I can’t quite put my finger on what it is that I like about photographing the cruise nights in Galt on Wednesday nights. You can see previous posts here and here. On previous occasions it has been the colours I’ve noticed most, but this week it was all about the curves. There were several Corvettes from the mid-sixties present this week and if ever there was a car with great curves, it’s a pre-1980 Vette!

I was surprised at the number of folks who showed up because it was very hot and sweaty that night – even at 8pm. Lots of people milling about makes it difficult to get wide shots and even the closeups are sometimes ruined by a reflection of bystanders. I have found, though, that you can only really appreciate the curves when you get really close. From ten feet away a ’68 Vette is just a beautiful car but at ten inches it’s a beautiful curve contained within another curve.

The wednesday night cruise nights have rekindled my love affair with cars. Twenty years ago, though, it was about horsepower and cubic inches. I have now discovered the art of automotive – and you have to get up close to see it.

You can see the full set of cruise night photos, including the 18 from this week, in this set on Flickr:

Save The Dam? Really?

July 4th, 2012

I really don’t want to get dragged into this particular debate but last weekend provided an opportunity to, at the very least, provide another perspective. Any idea what this is?

Well, it’s gross, is what it is. It’s the what the water looks like from above in the area that the Save The Dam (STD) people want to “preserve”. Here’s a wider shot to show what I’m talking about:

The STD acronym is fitting, I think, because it looks like you could actually catch an STD in that stuff. This is NOT what rivers are supposed to look like. Here’s another view closer to the dam:

Now, I’m no expert… but I’ve never seen an obstructed river do that.

For my part, I will leave the decisions to the experts and bureaucrats. I simply want to illustrate that it’s just not as simple as saving a dam.

If you’d like an alternative opinion, I suggest you look through local photographer John Mitchell’s blog. I’ll admit he makes a pretty strong photographic argument for keeping the dam but I just don’t think it’s as simple as that.

Canada Day 2012 — Fireworks!

July 3rd, 2012

20120701_CRC325220120701_CRC3254This past Sunday was Canada Day which, of course, means fireworks. My mom lives on the 12th floor of a building that just happens to overlook Riverside Park where the fireworks are set off. It has, naturally, become a tradition to gather the family there to watch the fireworks.

I was determined to get some proper photos the fireworks this year since, for the first time, I had all the equipment I should need: camera+lens, tripod, remote. Rather than just “spray and pray” at flickering lights in the sky, I did some research. I didn’t want to screw this up and have to wait a year to try again! This article from DPS was the most help with 10 distinct tips plus a bunch more from readers. There are several other good articles on the subject as well. Google is your friend.

To say that I’m pleased with the results would be an understatement. Throwing all modesty aside, I got some really great shots. Even better, though, I learned a ton and will be better prepared next year.

20120701_CRC3265The photos are most interesting to me because they don’t represent at all what we actually saw. Take the photo on the left for example. We didn’t see all of the red, white, and blue elements all together. (My American wife loves that it’s red, white, & blue). We saw a white flash at the bottom, red streaks upwards, and then blue sparks at the top. We saw a sequence of colour and light. The camera captured the entire sequence in a single image with a 3-second exposure. I don’t think any of the three elements would have been particularly interesting on their own. Put together, however, they make for a striking image.

For the photo-geeks among us, this was shot at 28mm, f/20, 2.9 second exposure. I should also note, for those who drool over pricey lenses, that all of these images were shot through my fifteen-year-old 28-80mm f/3.3-5.6G lens that I paid $25 for at a used camera shop. EXIF info for every shot is available on Flickr.

Here’s a slideshow of the full set of fireworks photos:

A Reflection on Malawi

June 16th, 2012

This is a reflection I wrote for the quarterly newsletter of the Blantyre Synod Health & Development Commission (BSHDC)

Our group of eleven Canadians landed at Chileka airport at noon on a Saturday and our whirlwind tour of Blantyre Synod began. For the next fourteen days, as we visited the various BSHDC programs, we would experience many things, meet many people, and have many of our assumptions, about Malawi and ourselves, challenged in abrupt and unexpected ways.

There were a few particular words we heard often during our stay in Malawi. One was, of course, ‘azungu’, but another, heard even more often, was ‘welcome’. There was a third word, however, that I heard only twice or three times during the whole trip but it is the one word that has had the most impact on me: Chisomo. Grace.
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Cruise Night #2

May 30th, 2012

Since my first cruise night post, I’ve been down a few more times and snapped a few more shots. The cars make great subjects because they tend to sit still for you. ;)

Malawi: Day Twelve

May 29th, 2012

20120502-DSC_6029Ok, be honest. How many of you noticed that I skipped day twelve? I’m sure you were all just too polite to say anything…

20120502-DSC_6043Our only full day in the Zomba area began with a trip to the Domasi Likuni Phala production facility. Likuni phala is a fortified maize flour that has certain nutrients added to make it a more balanced food. The Domasi facility was started by World Vision Canada in 2001 but has been wholly owned and operated by BSHDC since 2008 – which is convenient as it is located on the Domasi CCAP Mission itself.

20120502-DSC_607420120502-DSC_614620120502-DSC_6154After seeing the milling process and learning a bit about small-scale flour production, it was on to our next stop, H. Parker Sharp Medical Centre, also located on the Domasi Mission. This was perhaps the most troubling visit of all. While parts of Ndirande were worse off, there was always an air of hope there. H. Parker Sharp was the first time, twelve whole days in, that we experience a sense of hopelessness. The maternity ward had recently closed due to a lack of resources forcing women to walk or get transport to another hospital many miles away. The clinic still looked after the needs of the children from the schools located on the mission – but it seemed only just barely.

20120502-DSC_6171We returned to Naming’azi for a rather somber lunch after our visit to H. Parker Sharp before heading out again to visit a village that was having an “open house” of sorts to celebrate the livlihood programs that BSHDC was providing. The phrase “Open House” doesn’t quite match what we saw when we arrived. There were over a hundred men, women, and children dancing and laughing and generally having a good old-fashioned block party, Malawian-style! There was a shaded area for the VIPs (evidently there would presentations and speeches) but we were somewhat relieved to discover that we were the second-tier dignitaries. Eight of the local village chiefs would also be attending the event – which is apparently quite a big deal.

20120502-DSC_6198We were treated to presentations outlining each of the BSHDC livelihood programs present in the area – and the senior chief even tried his hand at sewing which brought howls of laughter from everyone – especially the women! When the speeches were done, we, along with two dozen or so villagers, walked a few hundred metres to a small farming plot where we learned about the benefits of growing sweet potatoes versus maize.

20120502-DSC_6236The excitement and energy of this community was just what we needed to see after the morning’s visit. We laughed and danced our way back to the coaster (well, some of us did) and headed “home” to Naming’azi. On the way, we made one more stop to hear a personal story of the “goat program.” Under this system, qualifying families are given a female goat – the only condition is that they must give the first-born female goat to a neighbour – arranged through BSHDC – and that goat starts the process again. We heard how a single goat (and its progeny) would allow a family to send its children to school – or provide enough income and food to simply sustain a family.
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Malawi: Day Thirteen

May 29th, 2012

20120503-DSC_628920120503-DSC_6300The last of our official stops on the study tour was Zomba Theological College (ZTC) – the seminary for the Church of Central Africa – Presbyterian. It was an important stop for our group because one of our own PCC ministers is currently a professor there on assignment through International Ministries. Rev. Dr. Todd Statham has been in Malawi, with his wife Annika and two children, for just over year.

20120503-DSC_631120120503-DSC_6326We began our day at ZTC with the daily morning worship service in the chapel. Rev. Matt Brough, one of the group members, gave a short sermon on a text from Esther and then, after introductions, it was off to class for all the students. We were given a short talk on the challenges facing theological education in Malawi and then headed off to class ourselves! We split ourselves up among four different classes and I chose to attend Todd’s second-year “History of Christianity” class.

After class, we were treated to a tour of the facilities by three senior students. The tour took much longer than it should have because we struck up so many interesting conversations along the way! Following the tour, the group sat down with Todd and Annika to talk about life as missionaries and the challenges they face.

20120503-DSC_6358After a lunch with the ZTC faculty and staff, our last official visit was complete and there was an audible sigh of relief as we boarded the bus. While we enjoyed the wonderful hospitality of the Malawian people and were honoured to have been greeted so warmly so many times, being representatives of an entire denomination for thirteen straight days is exhausting. We headed north to Liwonde where we would spend one night at a safari camp before heading back to Blantyre to prepare for the trip home.

20120503-DSC_6458We arrived at Bushman’s Baobabs just in the late afternoon and witnessed a gorgeous sunset. As we ate dinner and relaxed afterward we could hear the nearby hippos begin their night of grunting and groaning. They sounded as if they were just metres away, but despite our best efforts in the bright moonlight, we didn’t see any. Seeing hippos would have to wait until tomorrow.
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Malawi: Day Eleven

May 24th, 2012

20120501-DSC_5638Today we said goodbye to Likhubula and Mulanje – but not before spending 3+ hours hiking up the mountain to the waterfall. The views were breathtaking and the waterfall itself was beautiful. The members four of our group from Trinity Presbyterian in Winnipeg braved the cold water and went for a dip.

20120501-DSC_6000After lunch it was back on the coaster and onwards to Zomba (north of Blantyre) where we would stay for two nights. We arrived at Naming’azi Farm and Training Centre just as dusk was approaching – but we had time for a tour of the property and a look at the various crops and animals being grown and raised there. There is a local connection to Naming’azi – it was founded by David and Miriam Barrie of Cambridge, Ontario where I live! Dave and Miriam were PCC missionaries to Malawi many years and have maintained a close connection with the country since then.
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Any road leading to Morgantown offers picturesque views that lead to one of college football’s most tradition rich programs. Nestled in this mountainous venue lies Milan Puskar Stadium, home of the West Virginia Mountaineers.

Gameday activities are crammed into the surrounding area forcing parking onto the side of busy thoroughfares. All that action in one space helps visitors to quickly detect the passion that exists for this team. T-shirts reading “West *explative* Virginia” showcase in written word how these fans feel about their Mountaineers. Even though those shirts were banned shortly after we visited, the message is clear as you enter the stadium. Loud, intense, and jam-packed with over 60,000 yellow and blue clad parisans, this place rivals the major SEC venues. Adding to the noise is the Mountaineer mascot – a WVU student dressed in hide and a coonskin hat holding a musket. Every West Virginia score is sounded with a blast from this weapon. It has been a tradition here since 1934.

Another beloved tradition is the singing of John Denver’s classic, “Country Roads,” at the conclusion of each game. The entire crowd joins in unison and increases their volume when the words “West Virginia” arrive in the song. It’s a perfect tune for this small town who’s stadium capacity is double that of the population. “Take Me Home” to a place where some of college football’s most loyal fans unite to celebrate their team and state.

  1. Trivia: Milan Puskar Stadium is named in honor of Milan “Mike” Puskar (1934 – 2011), Morgantown resident, philanthropist, and founder of Mylan Pharmaceuticals; the third largest manufacturer of generic medications in the world.

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:Retrowerks: The People’s Republic Of Europe – Feel The Power

The People’s Republic Of Europe – Feel The Power
Release Date: February 8, 2013/August 2, 2013 (Bandcamp)
Label: New Darkness Recordings
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Review by Nicole E. Calcagno

This group from the Netherlands is all about the noise with this album, Feel The Power. From the first song and throughout, the vibe is heavy and stompy; some good ol’ power noise. You can’t deny that if you listen to it. There are many elements to this album that make it really unique in my opinion. Most songs include that anticipation for the beat, which most people love. They tease you, drop it out, and bring it right back. That is a great feeling when you are in a car, on a dance floor, or even just listening to a song. There are some rhythmic elements to it, as well as some ambient elements. There is a really cool use of other types of music mixed in with that driving power noise sound you would expect. I like the variety that comes along with it. That may very well be what caught my ear most. There are only 10 tracks on this album but they make a lasting impact.

As you travel through this album, the first track is “Asylum.” This is not a song, it’s an intro. It’s got that militaristic tone to it that pushes the envelope a bit and kind of sets the tone for the album. The first song we come into is “After Dark.” This song has a cool mixture of an ambient/trippy sound overlaid with power. It blends two different types of sounds into one song and is really interesting sounding.

“Feel The Power” is the next track. With this song, the title is pretty self-explanatory. It starts out kicking your ass from the get-go and holds that beat throughout the song. This is the stompiest song on the album. Then, we move on to “Motorik” which is still stompy but has a different vibe to it. It has a distorted sound to it, the beat goes in and out, and it has a very eerie feel to it. This is the darkest song on the album, I would say.

“King Of The Flies” is the next track and my personal favorite. It has a long slow buildup and then the beat kicks in hard, which I love. It still has that harsh noise sound to it but it has a more rhythmic undertone than the other songs on the album. The beat drops out here and there and it almost sounds like you are in a rainforest, then it hits you again. It teases you as you listen. This goes into “Warrior” which has a very appropriate name. It makes you feel like you are going into battle. There is a lot of power to this song but it is the most danceable in my opinion. I can picture a packed dance floor of people going berserk to this song, and I would be one of them.

“Energy” is the next track and this song is full of it. I really enjoy this track as well. This is another very danceable track on the album. My first impression was that it made me want to stomp my heart out. It’s got a great driving beat that mixes in other elements as well and it really adds to the song.

The next track, “Techna Zina” commands your attention immediately. It starts off with that driving powerful beat but has an ambient background to it. It’s the really cool mix that really catches your ear. We move on to the next track, “Proximity,” which leaves you wondering what to expect. It starts out slower and then the beat comes in like a force to be reckoned with. It’s got that buildup that I love so much as well. The final song, “The Eye,” is also very danceable. It has a bit of a disco funk sound behind the strong stompy beat. It’s a really interesting fusion of sounds without losing that power noise sound.

Overall, this album made me want to dance. It had that classic power noise sound fused with several other types of music in a way that is really pleasing to your ears. I do enjoy power noise, but it’s not my first choice. This album, however, I feel I can listen to any time and enjoy it. If you like power noise or you are interested in learning more about it, this is a great album to get going with.

Track Listing
01. Asylum
02. After Dark
03. Feel The Power
04. Motorik
05. King Of The Flies
06. Warrior
07. Energy
08. Techna Zina
09. Proximity
10. The Eye

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Welcome to the SB&F Editor's Blog. I am Maria Sosa, Editor-in-Chief of SB&F. Through this blog I hope to interact with the SB&F community and post news and information related to science books, videos, authors, opportunities and other topics of interest to our readers. I hope you find the blog useful and entertaining. Please, join the conversation by posting a comment on our Facebook page. I'd love to hear from you!

This is the second in a series of posts that takes a closer look at the 2014 Finalists for the AAAS/Subaru SB&F Prize.

Mary Kay Carson's Beyond the Solar System: Exploring Galaxies, Black Holes, Alien Planets, and More (Chicago Review Press, 2013) is sure to be a big hit with history of science buffs like me. She hooked me right away with the first few sentences of the Introduction: "The next time you look up at the 3,000 or so stars visible in the night sky, put yourself in the place of a prehistoric person. Looking up at all those little lights in the darkness, imagine what you think they are. Tiny, faraway campfires that never burn out? Flying creatures carrying torches?" (p. vii) This introduction sets the stage for a hands-on look at the history of how we came to know about the stars.

Carson delivers a well-crafted blend of history and hands-on activities in this highly informative book that is a follow up to her acclaimed 2006 release, Exploring the Solar System: A History with 22 Activities. The first chapter introduces young readers to the history of sky watching before the invention of the telescope. Concepts introduced here are reinforced by activities such as carefully observing the night sky and making an astrolabe.

Telescopes and gravity are introduced in Chapter 2, which also includes "Make a Reflecting Telescope," an activity that Carson has called the "crowning activity of the book. Familiar figures like Galileo, Johannes Kepler, and Isaac Newton are also introduced in this chapter.

The rest of the chapters tell the story of modern astronomy from the Big Bang and black holes to exoplanets and dark energy. The hands-on activities that accompany these later chapters are quite novel and creative as students build models of the concepts and phenomena that relate to the discoveries discussed in the text, which include some of the latest astronomical discoveries and astronomers.

Science is an unfolding story, and it is important that young learners understand this. There have been many important discoveries in the past, but the story is far from complete. In the Afterward, Carson asks, "What will we find next?" There is so much more to be discovered about the universe, and books like Beyond the Solar System can inspire today's students to become tomorrow's explorers.

The historical sections of the book seem best suited for middle school students and above, but the activities can be done by younger students with the assistance of an adult or older student. For the classroom, the book is supportive of the core ideas in the Earth and Space Science strands of the Next Generation Science Standards for the middle school grades. With regards to the Common Core Standards, the book would be an excellent text to help scaffold students to the more complex reading required in high school. The illustrations and hands-on activities can greatly aid student comprehension of a text that is both challenging and lucid. An excellent glossary and a list of additional resources round out this excellent book.

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    Last year in April we posted Lucretius: Science in Verse and Reflections on a Dinoflagellate to commemorate National Poetry Month. This year we are offering another short series of stories that continue the conversation, beginning with this introduction to the poetry of Emily Rolfe Grosholz. Science, philosophy, and poetry have many intersections. The three disciplines share a history and are all considered traditional pillars of a liberal arts education. Poet, critic, and philosopher Emily Rolfe Grosholz lives and works in this intersection. Grosholz is Liberal Arts Research Professor of Philosophy, African American Studies and English, and a member of the Center for Fundamental Theory / Institute...      Read more...


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Saturday, October 1, 2011

Alberta Ferretti Plaid Wool Skirt - Sz 2

This is a gorgeous Philosophy by Alberta Ferretti skirt that I have never worn and still has the tags.  It is a size 2 but pretty generous.  The colors are really pretty, it is not lined but is very soft and pretty lightweight for tartan wool.  80% wool, 20% nylon blend.  It has a sort of fishtail/peplum in the back that the designer showed bustled with a brooch or kilt pin.  Side zip.  The measurements are as follows.
Waist (which sits above my bellybutton) - 13" laid flat
Hips - 17 1/2"
Front Length - 24 1/4"
Back Length not pinned - 26 1/2"
I paid around $275.00. It was originally around $475.00
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Gunwalker: Despite More Confirmed Deaths, Obama's DOJ Continues Ttying to Cover-Up the Conspiracy

My latest update on this treasonous Administration's plot to arm drug cartels and street gangs on both sides of the border is posted at Pajamas Media

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You made update #101 on the round-up.

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Great job on the gunrunner piece of at PJM relating it to Cloward/Piven, simply brilliant!
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11th Circuit reexamines willfulness in copyright infringement in Olem Shoe Corp. v. Washington Shoe’s Copyright

Earlier this year, the 11th Circuit recently affirmed that Olem Shoe Corporation had infringed copyrights belonging to Washington Shoe by making nearly identical rain boot designs.  Although it found that the infringement…

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Do you remember Alice Paul?

I've been working on some research on the early twentieth century for a story I'm writing, and while reading up on community property laws, I came across a notation about the Nineteenth Amendment. In case this historical reference has faded in your memory along with the words to the Gilligan's Island theme song, this is the amendment that prohibits restricting voting rights based on gender. The Nineteenth Amendment gave women the right to vote in 1920, by the way, fifty years after all males had been legally granted that privilege. An hour after reading about the struggles of Alice Paul and other women's suffrage leaders, I saw a news clip speculating about Hillary Clinton's probable presidential campaign, and the two items started me thinking. How is it women are still so poorly represented in congress? After the 2012 election, we had seventeen female senators, one of the largest numbers in history, but nowhere near equal. After 100 years (almost) of having the vote, we still don't elect ourselves equal representation. I mean, doesn't it make sense to have the feminine viewpoint represented more strongly in government? Do we women really believe men know better about every issue? Let's face it, when a United States senator refers to women as a "host" to a fetus, or a congressman states women can prevent pregnancy during rape, you have to conclude a female opinion might be needed here and there. Worst of all is how we women do this to ourselves. According to Phyllis Chesler, Ph.D, who wrote Woman's Inhumanity to Woman, we women are sexists. We hold our fellow women to a higher standard, expecting them to dress a certain way, balance their personal and public lives, to be neither too masculine nor too feminine, and on and on. We're half the population. We work and pay taxes. We have good brains. We have our rights, and we ought to use them more effectively. That's my opinion anyway, but then what do I know? I'm only a woman, right?

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BoulevardierThe Boulevardier cocktail, in case you’ve never heard of one, is what you’d get if the Negroni and the Manhattan ever had a love child: one part bourbon, one part sweet vermouth, and one part Campari, poured over ice in an old-fashioned glass and garnished with an orange twist. It’s one of those rare retro-cocktails-making-a-comeback that doesn’t call for ingredients you’ve never heard of or a funny-shaped glass. It’s also very enjoyable. I’m surprised, now that I think of it, that the drink hasn’t had its own Negroni-style mini-craze. Anyway, if you like Manhattans, you’ll like Boulevardiers, especially if you happen to be running low on bitters . . .

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What patriotism is NOT

“‘My country, right or wrong,’ is a thing that no patriot would think of saying. It is like saying, ‘My mother, drunk or sober.’”–G.K. Chesterton

I remember when I first heard that the U.S. had invaded Iraq for the second time under George Bush the II.  I was filled with glee that the U.S. was going to go in and kick those scum buckets out of their country.  We were going to rescue all those poor souls who were longing for a deliverer.  In doing so we would remove the Middle Eastern version of Adolph Hitler.  I heard about it at church and spoke of it all the following week.  I felt like a sports fan watching his football physically manhandle their opponents.  I could have shouted, “We’re number one.  We’re number one.”

Now that I look back, I wonder how it happened.  Not how did we go in and smash a third-world army that could barely hold its own against a High School ROTC, but what was I so jubilant about?  I was surrounded by war hawks who said numerous times that anyone who speaks out against the war was at best anti-patriotic and at worst treasonous and I agreed with every word.  But somewhere between discovering G.K. Chesterton and Bill Kauffman, it hit me that fighting without an objective and spending lives like they are pieces on a Risk board is wrong.  And not just “That’s not nice,” wrong, but wicked wrong.  And for a Christian, there are biblical principles of warfare that should be followed ( I believe the Bible gives us objective standards for how to conduct life here on earth, not just some ethereal abstract ideas for later on).

As usual, G.K. Chesterton is right–patriotism means loving your country.  But love does not mean blindly accepting whatever the politicians lead us in doing; sometimes it means speaking out against their leadership .  I don’t speak out against the war because I hate the U.S., I speak out because I love her.  I don’t say bring our military men (and women, sadly) home because I don’t support them; I support them by calling upon our government leaders to bring them back where they can lead and support their families (and have a better chance of remaining alive).  We could use more of that kind of patriotism.

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High and Lifted Up - but Up Close and Personal

October 23, 2017

A nurse on the pediatric ward, before listening to the children's chests, would plug the stethoscope into their ears and let them listen to their own hearts. Their eyes would always light up with awe, but she never got a response equal to four-year-old David's comment.

She tucked the stethoscope into his ears and placed the disk over his heart. "Listen, now what do you suppose that is?" David drew his eyebrows together in a puzzled line and looked up as if lost in the mystery of the strange tap-tap-tapping deep in his chest. Then his face broke out in a wondrous grin and he asked, "Is that Jesus knocking?"

David had heard the Bible verse where Jesus says to the church in Laodicea, "Behold, I stand at the door and knock; if any one hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him, and will dine with him, and he with Me." To David, Jesus was in his heart knocking the door. Now, that's up close and personal!

There is quite a truth here. God is what theologians call both transcendent and immanent. Transcendent means God is above all things. He transcends our thoughts, our definitions, our perspectives, and our comprehension. He is, as the Bible says, "High and lifted up." However, God is also immanent. He is right here in our midst and involved in our daily lives. He is personal and relevant. Little David was catching the immanence of God. Let's explore this concept. It might explain some things about God that might be confusing to us.

God's transcendence is what architects tried to capture in the historic or traditional churches that started in Europe. The architects desired to display the greatness of God in the size and grandeur of those church buildings. They wanted you to know that God is big, holy, exalted and majestic. No doubt they were influenced by the verse in Isaac 6:1 where Isaac is trying to describe God in his own words. "I see the Lord sitting on the throne, lofty and exalted, with the train of His robe filling the temple."

Some of the great mainline denominations from Europe focus on the idea of transcendence. They emphasize the greatness of God, which is a very important aspect of God. But, if transcendence is taken to an extreme, people feel separated from God. They feel like God is out of reach. He is not involved in their life. He sits in the heavens but doesn't visit the earth. He's up there and I'm down here. What good does a formal God do for a personal me? They have a point. That’s why God is also immanent.

What do I mean by immanent? God is also a coming-down God. He likes things "On earth as it is in heaven." The Bible says that, "The Word became flesh and moved into the neighborhood." God is the first neighborhood activist. So, while He is high and lifted up, He is also near me, not aloof, and involved with people just like you and me. He is the God you can know, right now, in today's world.

The Bible in Nehemiah, Chapter 9, explains this concept perfectly. God came down, God saw their affliction, God heard their cry, God spoke, God knew their issues, God provided, and God listened." That's what I would call immanent!

So, it's a both/and, not an either/or! The "Our Father who art in heaven, Hallowed (Holy) be Thy name" in the Lord's Prayer displays the transcendence of God. The verse in Romans 8:15 which says, "Abba Father" shows us the immanence of God. The word "Abba" means Daddy! God is our Daddy! He's not just that formal Father that everyone fears. God is up close and personal. He is our Daddy that loves us in ways we can relate to. That's the personal God that many don't hear about.

Transcendence without immanence leads to worship without relationship. Conversely, immanence without transcendence leads to relationship without sincere worship. Isn’t that amazing? The high and lifted up Father is also our Daddy. And...He is knocking at our door. Just ask David at the beginning of this article!

Ed Delph   CCC      October 23, 2017

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Pistachio Pesto

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I have mentioned many times how much I love pasta.  Pesto is just another excuse to eat pasta (not that I need to work hard to find an excuse to eat pasta!~).  Once you get the hang of making pesto, you can easily create your own recipe anytime.  The basic premise is herbs, a little garlic, some type of toasted nuts, olive oil and a little cheese.  I have also found that a tiny drizzle (I do mean tiny!) of very good sherry vinegar adds a nice touch. Continue reading Pistachio Pesto

Fusilli with Sun-dried Tomatoes & Chicken

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I have a secret……..I have a new love in my life….De Cecco pasta.  Any kind.  OMG.  Yes, it’s that good.  I tried it last week for the first time, spaghetti.  It was life changing.  Serious.  If you had told me before a brand of dried pasta could totally make the difference I would believe a point.  However, this De Cecco cooks absolutely perfect, the texture is amazing.  It is imported from Italy and just amazing.  I used to be a Barilla fan, but no more, De Cecco all the way for me now!!

This is a great recipe, if you like sun dried tomatoes, I highly encourage you to make this! Continue reading Fusilli with Sun-dried Tomatoes & Chicken

Fresh Tomato Pasta with Chicken

fresh tomato pastaThis is one of my top 3 favorite pasta dishes.  Very simple and sooooooo good!!!  I call it fresh tomato pasta because you are cooking the tomatoes very briefly, 10 minutes so they still have that fresh taste.  They cook long enough to break down some of the juices and the fresh tomato juices make the sauce.  Adding a little pasta water at the end holds the sauce together.

You can skip the chicken, or substitute shrimp instead.   This is also really good with grape or cherry tomatoes.  Enjoy! Continue reading Fresh Tomato Pasta with Chicken

Orecchiette with Sausage & Zucchini

pasta with sausage and zucchini First, I have to say, this tastes better than the picture shows. The colors look a little bland here once the zucchini and squash cook, don’t be fooled.  This is a delicious healthy pasta dish!  It is inspired by a dish I had in Rome.  Mama mia it was good!  In Rome I am sure it wasn’t chicken sausage, but I like to use the chicken sausage as I think it has great flavor.  Feel free to use whatever sausage you like.

The key to this dish is to undercook the pasta, so that  you finish it in the pan with the sauce (or “condimento” as Mario Batali always says!).  This allows the orrechiette to soak up all the flavors, oh yeah! Continue reading Orecchiette with Sausage & Zucchini

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I love just about anything braised in my dutch oven.  Especially on a cold winter night, it’s just so comforting.  I’ve always loved Chicken Cacciatore.  Braising the chicken makes it super moist, fall off the bone.  Most recipes call for peppers but I don’t use that in this one, I prefer chicken cacciatore without the peppers.  This recipe is very forgiving.  For the chicken you can use a cut up whole chicken, or just split breast, or just thighs, whatever you have on hand or whatever your favorite.  You could  make this with boneless chicken but the bones add a richness to the sauce that will be missing.

If I am serving this on pasta, I like to shred the chicken (I have spoiled my family!) but you can serve the chicken by itself with pasta on the side (or just skip the pasta if it’s January and you are trying to lose a few pounds!  boo) Continue reading Chicken Cacciatore

Butternut Squash Risotto with Roasted Chicken

Butternut Squash Risotto I love Risotto and I love Roasted Butternut Squash, so of course I love Butternut Squash Risotto!  I have seen recipes where they just add the roasted butternut chunks to the risotto, but that doesn’t give you the great butternut flavor in every bite, so I decided to puree the butternut.  Perfect!  You need to be a little patient making risotto.  You can cheat a little and throw a couple ladles in at a time to give you a few minutes between stirring but this is a dish you need to be standing by on.  Get your family  to help stir!  Continue reading Butternut Squash Risotto with Roasted Chicken

Pasta Pesto with Chicken & Grape Tomatoes

Pasta Pesto with Chicken & Grape Tomatoes

I love pesto!  We have an herb garden in the summer and I use the basil all summer long for caprese salads but when the summer is over, I pick all the basil and make huge batches of pesto.  It stores great in the freezer.  I like to freeze it in an ice tray and then put the pesto cubes in a zip lock bag in the freezer.  Then you can easily grab as much pesto as you need.  Continue reading Pasta Pesto with Chicken & Grape Tomatoes


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Sunday, January 3, 2010

wontons stuffed with my rav filling - i refuse to throw away good cheese

wontons with mushroom & ricotta - 22I still had a plastic bag full of tasty mushroom-ricotta filling in the fridge (from my partially successful raviolis) and I needed to do something with it. I mean, there's no reason to get rid of a perfectly good mixture of mushrooms and cheese. I'm not sure if this should even be posted here, considering it's not technically a recipe... But I feel this is more of a redemption for me considering my raviolis didn't quite come out well. I replaced my thick homemade pasta dough with store bought wonton wrappers (hey, if I could, I would make my own wonton wrappers... but that's just pushing it).

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Opposed to the raviolis where I used 2 sheets of dough, I only used 1 sheet of the wonton wrappers to fold around my filling.

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I began with folding the corners upwards, almost like a purse. I made a few variations of this purse-style, mostly because I wasn't pleased with the way it kept coming out.

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My mother who was sitting next to me making her own versions, decided to fold them over lazily hot-dog style. So basically we had a whole family of odd shaped wontons - Multiple purse styles, hot-dogs, hamburgers, circles, anything you can imagine.

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So go figure- the only ones that burst and spilled out while baking in the oven were my odd-shaped purse ones. The simple shaped ones (a.k.a. the ones my mom made) held their own and remained perfectly intact.

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I arranged them on a plate for little appetizers for us to eat before our actual dinner.

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So how did they taste?- Exactly the same as the raviolis except with a much less noticeable dough surrounding the filling.

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These were much more enjoyed than my ravioli and actually made a perfect little app. Believe it or not, the dough really did make a large impact on how tasty the final product was.

For the filling recipe, click here.

1. Spread about a teaspoon of filling in the center of each wonton wrapper.
2. Get a small bowl of water and with your fingertips wet the edges of the wrapper.
3. Wrap them up however you please, although I'd obviously now suggest a simple fold over.
4. Place them on a baking pan and drizzle oil on both sides of all the wontons.
5. Bake in the oven at 350 degrees for 10 or so minutes, or until they look done.

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Sunday, April 27, 2014

On my want list

 Dale Chiluly is a remarkable glass artist and lucky Elephant's Child saw some of his work at the Australian National Gallery.  This is a pool and his glass shapes are encased on the bottom with one of his marvellous chandeliers lighting up the water from above.  It would have cost me US$1.7 million in 2010 so it's going to be on the want list for quite some time.

But this is just my all time want want want pool.  When I get old I can even just run the wheel chair straight in.  No steps, just a quick stroll to the deep end and swim.  I don't care what the cost, this is the pool I want in my backyard, after I buy out the neighbours.

Saturday, April 26, 2014

In the eye of the beholder

Lisa Fonssagrives (1911-92) was one of the most photographed models of the 1950s.  Born in Sweden and trained as a ballet dancer, she had every fashion photographer singing her praises and even married one, Irving Penn.  She was featured on the cover of Time magazine but in the article she was quoted as saying, "It is always the dress, it is never the girl, I'm just a good clothes hanger."
As for the figure, she maintained it by eating little and often, up to ten meals a day.  But a meal to her might mean 6 grapes, a single slice of cheese, one cracker and half a glass of wine. Always eating, but never anything much, was her motto.
In the last photo she does look very slim but it's hard to tell what's really underneath the big gowns or pencil skirts since the underpinnings were stiff bras and tight girdles.
Did she really look like this?
Cassie Van den Dungen copped a blast at Fashion Week when wearing this outfit.  She was miffed and said if she called someone fat and why don't you lose weight and they were upset, why was it so different to her being called thin and put on some weight.  Well, thin is not a word I'd use here and fat as I am, I'm not jealous of this figure.  Cassie even instagrammed (?) the food on her plate which might have been more believable if she'd put herself on YouTube actually eating the food.
My point is that Lisa might have been a great clothes hanger but Cassie is a coat hook.

Saturday, April 19, 2014

A flash outfit for a DeLuxe Star

Now I can just see this outfit on Fenstar along with the matching Converse sneakers. I know where to buy a swell dress to go with this divine corset.
And I found the perfect motto  for us.
Never forget, we deserve the best.

Friday, April 18, 2014

I'm getting too old to dream

If I have one fetish about shoes, it's bows. Bows on the back, the sides, the front or tied around the ankles.  I've just been looking at 1970s shoes, no bows just horrible clunks and I lived through that era so I went looking for something to soothe the blistered eyes.  Herewith....

These just made my eyes water.  They must be kidding, no-one could possibly walk with these on.  I mean there's nothing to keep the feet in the shoes for a start except maybe glue.  As for walking, how about little tiny wheels or ball bearings hidden in the heel and the sole and one just glides along.

 This was better, it has a bow and it's Valentino and I love the colour and I have absolutely no idea how you get the things on the feet and up the legs.  There might be a zip on the inside but I can't see dear Valentino wrecking the look of his fancy boot with a zip.  It must be very soft leather and just a pull up does the trick.  Unfortunately with my funny fat legs, I'd have to use a bullock hide for each leg so there goes another fashion dream.

Well, ladies, it all comes down to this. Peacock painted Converse sneakers, they look divine, we couldn't possibly fall off them and since they come in man size, they'll fit.  I could always stick a little sparkly peacock jewell or three on the canvas and you know where the bow part comes in.  I wonder if they make gold laces?

Monday, April 14, 2014

For the birds

At last I remembered to put the camera in my bag when I left this morning.  I didn't even notice 10 or 12 of these when I opened the front gate until one squarked. They didn't fly away, far too busy chewing through the berries of the Cotoneaster tree. I think it's a Corella but you know I can't tell one bird from another unless it's Magpie.  And did the Bear wander out to look when I opened the front door, not him. Sound asleep on the chair so I turfed him out before it gets too dark and when the mob took off so did he.  He prefers his birds smaller and in packs of one.  I finally got some great photos though.
When I arrived home last night, some busybody had tied plastic bags in the tree on my property to keep the birds away. So the ground and footpath was a mess but it was my mess and I was looking forward to another sit in my chair outside to de-stress. I don't know who but I have suspicions.

Tuesday, April 08, 2014

Pause and check.

Pretty isn't it. I loved it as soon as I saw it. I could see it on my new dress and I already have the earrings to match. Of course I have earrings, overflowing with earrings, very glad I don't have to answer to anyone about my earring stash.  Still if I have to wear granny boots then I must compensate at the other end.  Now, the brooch, inexpensive and pretty as I said but next time before I push the buy button, I really must check to see if the measurements are in inches or centimetres.  I thought 6cm was a nice length but it turns out that 6 inches measures 8.5 cm and the length is 15 cm and that 6 inches was the diameter of the round part.  Man, that is big and it's not like I don't have the superstructure to support it buuutt, big.  Length is not a problem, I'll remove the drop and hang it from a gold bow or put it on a chain.  The big round bit could become the centrepiece of a rose satin cushion and I might just break out the antique expensive lace. Whatever, it will be a nice surprise when it arrives.  Serves me right for messing about when I was tired.

I also have a new car in the drive.  Damn that kid is good with fixing cars. The Audi with the smashed in boot is now a gem, only waiting for its onboard computer to be fixed and it's his, sun roof and all. Now for himnextdoor to stickybeak through the gate and come asking questions, it won't be long, the suspense will be killing him.

Monday, April 07, 2014

April, 7th day

I've sliced the top off my finger and I'll tell you, my blood flows freely and a lot of it went.  Murphy's Law, you always cut something with a new knife, usually a body part instead of a vegetable.
Mother lives another week. Lord knows what's going through her veins but a street corner dealer would retire a millionaire if he could sell it.  Something has changed in her though, realization that all good things do end and so she has had me buying Christmas presents in case she is not here to hand them out.  Good thing Bevilles was having a going out of business sale and I saved a lot of money and nearly killed myself.  Going down an escalator at any time is a hazard but carrying heavy parcels is deadly. I almost fell thanks to gravity and I didn't really want to fall on the nice lady I let go in front of me but it was close.  Of course there mustn't be any giving of gifts down at the Home, no favouritism, hell to that. Two ladies that have been looking after her very well for the last 4 years deserve more than a thank you from me and the old girl loves giving presents.  She's not being taken advantage of and it's not like I don't know what's happening but discretion is best.

Another little goodie for the garden. So cute and easy and wouldn't they be great painted with the luminous paint and stuck around the plants.  All I need are wire coathangers and the BOH with his strong hands to do the roundy bits and solder the antenae on.  Even better to have a line of them going up a brick wall.

From snails to serious.  I believe my granddaughters are coming down for a big family reunion at Easter.  I haven't been told as usual but it doesn't worry me, their family is huge and by the time they catch up with everyone, I'm happy to get a phone call.  I'm changing my will again.  One thing I do know is that my ex daughter-in-law is mixed up with a dubious Church, cult type not Catholic but something called the Christian Church of the do gooders but definitely not mainstream. My main aim in life has always been to outlive the Bitch Queen of the Universe and it was looking good there for a while as she was over in Africa building houses for poor people but she's back.  Wouldn't you have thought there'd be one hungry lion or angry hippo looking for a snack.  So changing the will has been on my mind since youngest granddaughter is still living at home under the influence of QB who has sent her off twice to missionary around Fiji.  So in order to thwart the Mistress of Greed, I've decided to leave the house to my sister to live in for her lifetime if anything happens to me before anything happens to her (sister).  The girls can have any money, my jewells and any or all of my collected crap in the house but they can't get their hands on the big money which is in the land and the house which leaves their mother up a creek without a paddle in a barbed wire canoe.  That decision left everyone in our little family group very happy not as happy as a well fed lion would have made us but life isn't meant to be easy.

Tuesday, April 01, 2014

April, lst day.

This is what you get when you need cake, tea and sympathy and can't be bothered waiting for the kettle to boil. I could really kill a cake right now but I'll make do with the Gin.
CT scanner is whizbang but I must remember to not take off my glasses until I'm on the bed. All white room and fuzzy eyesight makes me dizzy to the max.
Catch a cab to mother.  Mother looks terrible, eyes glazed which is good.  Sister says look out for glistening bright eyes, last gasp apparently.  Anyway we nearly lost her again last night which makes 3 times in the last 5 weeks.  Bitches on night duty did not answer her bell when she woke up and couldn't breath. She kept ringing, they kept ignoring. Then she had the bright idea to ring me so I could come and sit with her while she died.  "Shit, Ma you know I can't ride the broom at night"  If she had rang and after I had recovered from the heart attack, I would have rung the nurses' station at the Home and everybody would have been awake.  I can scream very loudly over a phone.  Fortunately the early morning nurse came in and she is of the old school and did she take charge. Ventilator, cold towells, ice and then oxygen and mother's colour came down from violent Puce to pale violet.  Doc Marvin was rung at 7.45 and he came in about l p.m. to check her out, not that he needed a stethoscope to listen to the rasping breath.  He's ordered more antibiotics but he knows, I know and my sister knows, it's palliative and it's slow.
Doc Marvin had words.  I bet he has more tomorrow.  He'll have my results from the CT scan but anything showing will have to be put on hold for the moment and I'm going to have to sleep with the mobile by the bed and broom at the ready.


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Rettig not focused on job, attends 'bike summit' in Des Moines

By Mike Thayer

Janelle_rettig_biohazard Last week she cried foul over the Joint Emergency Communications Center (JECC) budget.  Calling its budget 'fat' in the local papers, here's what Rettig wrote on her Twitter account on January 25th:

Very disturbed by the Joint Communications fiscal irresponsibility - up 28 percent this year in this economy. What?
6:05 PM Jan 25th from txt

So what does she do?  She throws bombs on the JECC policy board about a fat budget and a lack of communication on their end (her 28% figure is EXTREMELY misleading........  And then travels to Des Moines to attend a bike summit.  A bike summit....  What?

We've got a muli-million dollar JECC, unresolved operations management issues (payroll/benefits) supervisors trashing the JECC policy board about the budget supervisors themselves OK'd but didn't comply with, taxpayers left extremely confused......  And what does Janelle Rettig do?  Go to Des Moines to talk about the 'need' for more bike trails.

In this economy?  What?

Here's some of her tweets from the bike summit she attended last week:

At the Iowa Bike Summit shaking my head at how the Gov's Budget includes no money for trails. How much do we subsidize roads?
8:08 AM Jan 29th from txt

Paved shoulders increase road life and are good for bicycles. More shoulders please.
9:40 AM Jan 29th from txt

How about a 100 year bike plan? It is time to think big.
9:46 AM Jan 30th from txt

All of those Rettig tweets, all her comments require money (your money) and lots of it.  Is Rettig oblivious to the current state of the state?  The state is in the red, there are budget cuts, furloughs and layoffs everywhere you look, and Rettig wants to spend more of your hard-earned money on wants (bike trails) not needs (public safety).

Think big picture Rettig, now is NOT the time to be worried about bike trails.  Now is the time to be focused on your job and cleaning up the communications boondoggle that is the JECC.  Why hasn't the payroll/benefits package to dispatchers been ironed out yet?  Why did the board of supervisors pull the rug out from under the policy board by giving the OK to a 77 cent levy and now all of a sudden the board says it was 68 cents?  Now is the time to quit issuing bogus claims about the budget and start properly informing taxpayers on what's really going on with that facility.  In other words Rettig - DO YOUR JOB!   Where is your intellectual honesty?  Right now, the way I see it, you're not earning your $51K+ taxpayer funded salary, of which you're about to vote yes on for a pay raise.

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Strava AP1 v1 Shutdown

As announced in a recent blog post, Strava is shutting down a service that my export tool requires to run. It's a bit of a bummer, but it has to happen.

It's a good thing…

Over the past two years, a number of you have contacted me about privacy concerns relating to the release of performance data, ride start/finish locations and other personal information. And unfortunately, my reply has always been that Strava's API just doesn't have any system set up for protecting this data.

Strava's new API uses an industry-standard authentication system that ensures you only share what you want to share, with users who are approved to see it. The changes will also reduce the load on Strava's servers, give them a better idea of how people are using their data, and free up their engineers to build more cool stuff.

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Unfortunately, exporting rides is officially off the approved list of functions ("Replicating Strava functionality") for the new API. They've effectively decided that the ability to share ride data files should be a paid-only feature. Of course, this decision is Strava's to make, but it makes me sad.

Of additional concern is the fact that even as a paid member, if you want to download/move/share a large number of your stored rides, you'll have to download them one at a time—a laborious process to access data that is unambiguously yours under the terms of use.

Then there's the unpleasant possibility of losing ALL your ride data if anything should happen to Strava (an EC2 crash, for instance)—so I've created a modified version of the export tool that will extract all your rides to your local machine.

Get your rides while you can

Keep in mind that that this will only work through the end of June, when Strava turns off the old API. You can download the export-all-rides tool here. Because of the processing time and amount of data involved, you'll need to run it from the command line. It's a little geeky, but not too hard—there are instructions for OS X, and I don't think Windows is too different; just use the Command Prompt application instead of Terminal.

The point isn't to flee Strava for another service, but to have access to and the ability to share your data because it's freaking yours. I love Strava, I'm a paying member, and I'll continue to pay for it because it's so much better than anything else out there. That said, limiting data access to one-at-a-time downloads with no performance information is pretty weak sauce.

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Remember, the more users who pay for Strava, the more Strava will be reliant on premium member fees, and the more receptive they'll have to be to user concerns about things like data access. Until then, just be sure to save your rides to your home computer before uploading.

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