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There are so many parts of our wardrobe that we do not give a second thought. Sometimes things that fade into the background are the biggest opportunities to make a fashion statement. Forget about defining your glasses as an essential item that you need to use, and think of them as an chance to express yourself. When choosing your frames, think about being bold and selecting fashionable eyewear so you can be stylish from head to toe.

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When choosing an outfit, a person thinks about what would look good on them, what shapes are flattering, what colors they are fond of and so on. The same can be said about the types of glasses you should pick. Take your time exploring the shapes available. What looks good on your face? What fits the look you are going for? There are so many possibilities.

Here are some of your physical features to consider:

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  • Skin tone
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Doing some research online will make it easier to learn certain tips like how frames with wide bottoms are great choices for people with heart-shaped faces. Or that the popular tortoise shell look is perfect for those with cool skin tones. At the same time, don’t be afraid to experiment and find out what suits you. Have some fun with it!

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Fashion eyewear is rarely neutral and always makes a statement. Even though frame styles are conducive to faces and physical features, they can also match your fashion sense and personality. Do you have a specific look that you cultivate through your wardrobe and accessorizing? Maybe select frames that are just as specific and tailor-made to your style.

Are you...

  • Edgy and different? Maybe consider a pair of rule-breaking oversized frames.
  • Classic? Wayfarer or round might suit you better.
  • Trendy or modern? Thick framed glasses, also known as hipster or “nerdy” glasses, may do the trick.
  • Vintage? Try horn-rimmed, cat-eye or the aforementioned tortoise shell to bring another level to your style.

Maybe you are more eclectic and your style changes day-to-day. There is nothing stopping you from finding a versatile pair of frames that goes with everything you own. Basic shapes like round and square can still bring a bit of flair if you get the right ones. And crazy colors don’t have to blend in perfectly in order for you to wear them. It is actually a quite a chic choice! Speaking of chic...

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Once you get used to the idea of eyewear as a piece of fashion, you can treat it like any other accessory. But what if instead of having them complement a look, what if they were the look?

Sometimes, it is fun to choose a bold statement piece that doesn’t necessarily match outfits, but instead acts as the first thing people notice, an extension of your personality. They can be larger than life and as loud and as daring as you want to be.

Here are some aesthetics to think about when choosing statement eyewear:

  • Loud, bright, bold colors
  • Exaggerated size
  • Unique or unorthodox shapes
  • Intricate, ornate decorations (metal designs, sparkly embellishments)
  • One or more flashy patterns
  • Accessories (glasses chains, cool cases)

Think about it this way. When people dye their hair, specifically colors that one would find in a crayon box, they don’t worry about whether it would clash their work clothes or party dresses. It is part of who they are, and you should treat your glasses in similar fashion. They can be your signature if you let them.

Overall, the goal is to find fashion eyewear that fits your style, physical appearance and your lifestyle. It is hard for many people to identify something corrective and prescribed to you as a stylish accessory that can bring an extra level of joy or creativity, but they really can and should. Each person is different, and finding a balance what you are looking for in fashionable eyewear is all part of the process. Always remember that glasses do not have to be boring!


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5 Minute Basic Cheese Sauce

Every once in a while (okay a lot of whiles), I get a craving for cheese—especially in the cooler Canadian months. While I love baked cheesy pastas, cheesy appetizers, fondues, and pretty much anything else with cheese, sometimes cheese happens on a whim, like when you're steaming vegetables on a weeknight and only have 5 minutes to whip up this basic, but super yummy, cheese sauce.

I use this cheese sauce for vegetables and for a very quick homemade mac and cheese for the kids. I've also been known to eat it with a spoon. Just saying.

Simply melt your butter.

Add your flour.

Then your milk.

Then, of course, your CHEESE!

Stir until melted, and enjoy!

2 Tbsp. Butter
2 Tbsp. All Purpose Flour
1 cup milk (I use whatever is in my fridgeusually skim.)
1 - 1 1/2 cups cheese (I use whatever is in my fridge but cheddar is best and if it's not already shredded I just cut in cubes - it's all melting anyway!)
Salt and Pepper to Taste
  Melt butter over medium heat.
  Add flour and whisk gently until smooth.
  Add milk, continuing to whisk gently until smooth and bubbly.
  Add the cheese, and keep stirring until everything is all melty.
  Season with salt and pepper (how much you need depends on what kind of cheese you use).


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  1. Alan Goldin Estates

    15 Temple Fortune Parade, FinchleyRoad, NW11 0QS

    Alan Goldin Estates specialises in the sale, acquisition, rental and management of residential property in North West London, most notably in the Temple Fortune, Hampstead Garden Suburb, Golders Green, Hampstead, Hendon, Finchely, Belsize Park and Childs Hill. Established in 1992, Alan Goldin Estates has a reputation for delivering a comprehensive and personal service bespoke to the client's needs.

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    34 Golders Green Road, NW11 8LL

    MURRAY LEE, possibly the most well known (and maybe even now the oldest!) NW London Estate Agent has recently opened his own business trading as DREAMVIEW ESTATES on Golders Green Road. Certainly Murray, who is a Fellow of the National Association of Estates Agents (FNAEA) and a Member of the Association of Letting Agents (MARLA), may well have been practicing in the local area longer than most other agents. He celebrates 47 years in the business in April 2020. His knowledge of the local residential market and its values trends is probably unsurpassed. His experience is definitely something that many could not claim to have. He is well known and respected throughout the area for his integrity and his knowledge of the local residential property market over this period of time. He believes he is now dealing with the 3rd or 4th generation of some families. One of Murray’s main “claims to fame” is having sold the SAME flat 4 times over 18 years for 4 DIFFERENT owners. He can even reel of the years and prices sold. He is sure not many can say that ! ! The company handles residential sales and lettings, management, commercial, investments and surveying. The offices are open 6 days a week. Weekdays from 7:30am to 7:00pm, 5 days a week with closing only early on Friday for Shabbat and, of course, Saturday. Out of office hours viewings are also available by appointment. However for weekend viewings the office is open on Sundays from 11am to 4pm. Again appointments outside these times can also be booked Murray believes Dreamview Estates offices offer some of the most advanced technology in the area.

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  3. Eli-G Estates

    Unit 1 St Albans House, 26 St Albans Lane, London, NW11 7QE

    Eli-G Estates Ltd is your friendly local Estate Agency / Property consultant. We work harder to get the best price for your property with minimum fuss. We know moving home can be daunting & we are here to help you every step of the way. Eli-G Estates wants to be the best & most trusted, not the biggest. We have a positive, can do attitude & we will do all we can to ensure we achieve the best possible results for you. We pride ourselves on the fantastic relationships we build with each of our customers & are extremely pleased to have had many onward referals following a completed transaction from our satisfied customer, often the transaction becomes a mutiple linked transaction, closing the chain on both sides to ensure as smooth a sale as possible. We use the latest technology to ensure we are never too busy to talk to you.Give us a call or ping us an email for a for a chat to see how we can help without the heavy presserised sales pitches. We enjoy working with vendors that want to work with us & it seems that the vendors that work with us enjoy working with us too.

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  4. Hausman & Holmes

    57 Golders Green Road, London, NW11 8EL

    It is our belief that customer care is a priority in any business, especially ours. We can offer you a tailor made service in at least 5 languages. Our professional and dedicated team has been helping our clients successfully in all fields of Estate Agency and our extensive in-house training ensures we all share the same values for offering the best possible service. Being a family run business we naturally care more about the personal service we provide and as such are open SIX days a week, with longer hours to offer accompanied viewings to suit. In our 20 YEAR period Hausman & Holmes have SOLD SOLD & SOLD AGAIN to families who have out grown, expanded or moved into and out of Golders Green and into the nearby areas of Golders Green Road and the surround North West London area.

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    800 Finchley Road, London, NW11 7TJ

    Established in 1989 and considered to be the areas leading estate agent. We are independent and privatly owned with all our sales staff living within Hampstead Garden Suburb, which gives us a unique and intimate insight into the area providing infomation and local contacts to any discerning purchasors, or tenants. We have a very busy lettings and management department which covers a wide area. Blue chip companies and embassies regulary use our services.

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  6. Rawlins Estates Ltd

    78 Golders Green Road, NW11 8LN

    At Rawlins Estates we aim to cater for your specific needs. We are pleased to say that we have been in the real estate business for over 25 years working with Landlords, Tenants and Developers both abroad and in the UK. We take pride in our service and take pleasure in sourcing the perfect property for your needs.

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    7 Hoop Lane, London, NW11 8JR

    RESIDENCE established in Golders Green with expertise in sales, lettings, property management and acquisition within the areas of North-West and Central London. Since our establishment we have assisted many vendors and landlords to achieve premium sales and rental price for their properties . As a results, we have close relationships with many vendors, buyers , blue chip clients and overseas buyers who are looking to buy or to rent properties . We are also a member of The Property Ombudsman, The National Approved Letting Scheme (NALS), Safe Agent Fully Endorsed (SAFE) and complies with the Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme ( Mydeposit ). These memberships provide sellers, buyers, landlords and tenants with an assurance that they will receive the highest level of customer service from us.

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    Clifton Gardens, London, NW11 7EL

    A personal service in real estate makes all the difference! Wise Rock Property offers a fresh, creative and modern approach to residential sales and lettings. We believe that personal commitment, expert local market knowledge, innovative marketing and unparalleled customer care are the secret to a smooth and successful real estate experience.We cover the following areas: Hampstead and Belsize Park NW3 West Hampstead NW6 Golders Green and Hampstead Garden Suburb NW11 Finchley Central N3 East Finchley N2 Highgate N6. Contact us today for a free valuation and we'll show you how to sell or let your home more easily for more money.

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This website provides direct access to selected digital material of the book Bits and Bugs: A Scientific and Historical Review of Software Failures in Computational Science, published in March 2019 with SIAM.

The first column of the following table refers to the corresponding section of the book. Recent bugs or material that is not (yet) contained in the book are marked by red color.

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0.1 Background How it all started: NA digest post of Pete Stewart
1.4 Classification Heisenberg effect in matlab myrealmin.m, myrealmin_withOutput.m
Original website of Walter Gander on Heisenberg example
2.1 Ariane 5 YouTube video of the explosion of Ariane 501
images of sec. 38-44 after liftoff
2.2 Y2K Article of Paul Krill (ref. [7])
2.3 Vancouver variants of VSE index results matlab_vancouver_sampleRuns.m
2.4 Patriot Video of congressional hearing
Website with html versions of many statements in the congressional hearing
YouTube video summarizing the Patriot system, the Dhahran events, and some of T. Postol’s arguments
2.4.6 Other Bugs BBC: In the wake of HMS Sheffield (Video)
BBC: In the wake of HMS Sheffield (Video)
HMS Sheffield hit by Exocet (Video)
3.1 Sleipner Exc. 7: exponential function and its derivative exponential_derivatives.m
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Exc. 9: Lagrange polynomials lagrange_polynomials.m
corresponding plot of matlab file lagrange_polynomials_interpol.pdf
Working paper of Ger Wackers (reference [47])
3.2 London Millenium YouTube video of Quebec Bridge problem
YouTube video of Quebec Bridge problem
YouTube video of Tacoma Bridge collapse
YouTube video of the opening of the Millenium Bridge
YouTube video of the testing of the Millenium Bridge
3.3 Weather general description on weather forecast by DWD
3.4 Math. Finance YouTube video: Mark Blyth on the Danger of Mathematical Models
YouTube video: Nassim Taleb on Black Monday
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4.1 Fly-by-wire YouTube video on the accident at Warsaw (Poland) in 1993
YouTube video on the near accident at Hamburg (Germany) in 2008
YouTube video on the accident near Ueberlingen (Germany) in 2002
The emerging 737 Max scandal, explained
Article on Boeing 737 and FAA in The New Yorker
Article on Boeing problems in aviation-blog
Crash of Boeing 737-8 (MAX) in Indonesia in 2018: Preliminary Aircraft Accident Investigation Report
summary of preliminary Aircraft Accident Investigation Report
Crash of Boeing 737-8 (MAX) in Ethiopia in 2019: Report of ABC News
Crash of Boeing 737-8 (MAX) in Ethiopia in 2019: Report of CNN
Final Report Lion Airlines
4.2 Automotive YouTube video on accident of Google car on February 14, 2016
YouTube video on Joshua Brown's Tesla S accident with a semitruck on May 7, 2016
YouTube video on Tesla S accident with a fire truck on January 22, 2018
YouTube video on Tesla X accident at construction site in March 23, 2018
YouTube video: demo of Tesla's autopilot
Video on Tesla S crashing in standing bus, May 2016, in CH
5.1 Space Shuttle Paper of Garman (reference [3])
NASA survey report on all Space Shuttle missions including data on STS-1 (reference [7])
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YoutTube video on the planned vs. real landing Mars Polar Lander
YoutTube video on Beagle 2: report on loss and discovery of parts
6.1 Pentium Matlab file for the creation of Fig. 6.2 pentium_table.m
Original Edelman matlab code edelman.m
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"Pentium Papers" of Cleve Moler
Cleve Moler's matlab files on pentium bug on matlab central
Website of T. Nicely
6.2 Rover Flash Article of G. Reeves (NASA JPL)
NASA press releases: Jan. 21.- 29., 2004, on rover spirit
7.1 Therac-25 YouTube Video on Therac-25 cases and problems
YouTube video on the explanation of the race condition bug
7.2 Denver YouTube Video on Denver (by MSNBC)
YouTube Video on Heathrow (by BBC News)
YouTube Video on Heathrow (by NTDTV)
YouTube Video on Heathrow (by ITV)
YouTube Video on Heathrow (by Vanderlande)
YouTube Video on Heathrow (by Brady)
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Mutant Zombie
Type Hostile Mob
Level 5
Health 20
Damage 5-10
Attack Type Melee
Elemental Properties
Damage Neutral

Mutant Zombies are a Hostile Mob found on the Emerald Trail.

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Mutant Zombies are a melee enemy that follow the player and try to damage them by coming into contact with them.

They do not have any abilities.

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Mutant Zombies can drop the following items when defeated:

Mutant Zombie Drops

Coagulated Clot

Mutant Zombies may additionally drop Normal Items, Unidentified Items, Emeralds, Powders, and Potions of Healing.

Location[edit | edit source]

Mutant Zombies can appear in the Sewer Trap located on the Emerald Trail. Foul Bats, Mutated Villagers, and Sludge Slingers also appear in the same location.

Sewer Trap

Location: -494, 62, -1620
Tier 3 Loot Chest
Mobs Mutated Villager • Foul Bat • Mutant Zombie • Sludge Slinger
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Impact of Tobacco in Wyoming

2017 Annual Summary

The Wyoming Tobacco Prevention and Control Program (TPCP) shares four goals with the national tobacco prevention and control program led by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The Impact of Tobacco in Wyoming: 2017 Annual Summary provides data on the prevalence of tobacco use and data associated with these four goals:

  • Reduce youth initiation (CDC, 2014b),
  • Reduce exposure to secondhand smoke (Starr et al., 2005),
  • Promote tobacco cessation (CDC, 2015),
  • Minimize disparities in the burden of tobacco use (Starr et al., 2005).

This Annual Summary also includes a discussion about the health and economic burdens of tobacco use in Wyoming. In reporting the data, the Wyoming Survey & Analysis Center (WYSAC) at the University of Wyoming uses the data sources’ conventions for ascertaining statistical significance and for reporting confidence intervals. Generally using an alpha of .05 for statistical tests or 95% confidence intervals, WYSAC identifies as significant only differences or relationships that have been identified by the data sources as statistically significant or where confidence intervals do not overlap. When differences and relationships are not statistically significant, WYSAC describes the related estimates as similar. The references list at the end includes information for materials cited in this document.

Prevalence of Tobacco Use

Adult Cigarette Smoking

Current smokers are those who reported smoking at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and currently smoke every day or some days. According to the 2016 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS), 19% of Wyoming adults smoke, slightly more than the national median of 17%. Wyoming’s smoking rate is similar to most of the region; Wyoming, South Dakota, Montana, and Nebraska are in a statistical tie for the highest smoking rate in the region (Table 1). The smoking rate in Wyoming has declined since 2011, when the smoking rate was 23%.

Adult Use of Other Tobacco and Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (ENDS)

Compared to the national median, a greater proportion of Wyoming adults use smokeless tobacco. In 2016, 10% of Wyoming adults reported using chewing tobacco, snuff, or snus every day or some days, compared to 4% of U.S. adults (BRFSS, 2016).

In 2015, 8% of Wyoming adults had used cigars or cigarillos at least once in the past 30 days (WYSAC, 2017a).

Electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS; also known as e-cigarettes, e-cigs, or vape pens) are battery powered devices that produce an aerosol by heating a liquid instead of producing smoke from burning tobacco. Contents of the liquid vary across products, and some models allow for customized liquids. Many ENDS liquids contain nicotine. In 2016, 24% of all Wyoming adults had tried ENDS at least once, and 6% of Wyoming adults were current ENDS users (used ENDS some days or every day). These rates are similar to national estimates: 22% of U.S. adults had tried ENDS, and 5% were current users (BRFSS, 2016).

In 2015, the majority (61%) of Wyoming adults who had ever tried ENDS said they tried them out of curiosity. Other common reasons for trying ENDS included using them to cut down or quit cigarette smoking (WYSAC, 2017a). The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has not approved any ENDS as a cessation aid (FDA, 2013).

Youth Cigarette Smoking

In Wyoming and in the United States, the cigarette smoking rate among high school students has declined since 2001, based on smoking on one or more of the past 30 days. In each year, the Wyoming and national smoking rates have been similar (Figure 1; Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System [YRBSS], 2015).

Youth Use of Other Tobacco and Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (ENDS)

In 2015, 12% of Wyoming high school students used smokeless tobacco in the past 30 days. This rate was significantly higher than the national rate of 7% (YRBSS, 2015).

Similar percentages of Wyoming and U.S. high school students reported using cigars, cigarillos, and little cigars (13% of Wyoming students vs. 10% of U.S. students), based on smoking them on at least one of the past 30 days (YRBSS, 2015).

Overall, 49% of Wyoming high school students had ever used ENDS in 2015, similar to the estimate of 45% nationwide. However, a greater percentage of Wyoming high school students (30%) were current ENDS users when compared to the national estimate (24%).

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  1. It would be nice to add a report player command to mineplex too make it easier to report player's instead of trying to remember the username and going to the mineplex website login and then report them. It would be so much easier to have a report command! This idea has probobly ben said before but it's still a good idea
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  4. I believe this would be a great addition to Bedrock. Ive always wanted it and it makes it easier for players to be reported. I’d love to see this get added. I believe there’s something similar or like this on Java and it would be nice to see it get added to Bedrock as well. As stated by my brother, it’s currently in the process of development along with other possible Bedrock updates. I think the report command would be a great addition and make people’s lives a lot easier. If we could report the hacker the moment we saw them, then it would make for players getting dealt with a bit faster. I’m all for this idea, +1
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  5. This idea has been denied multiple times due to that this command could be abused and there are very few bedrock staff. There’s probably more I'm forgetting too xd
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    Given how the report command has worked in the past, I feel like it would be a nice addition, regardless of its downsides. It really just depends on how the community would use the report feature.
    While this may be true, any game has the same issue with the report feature. At least such a feature like the report feature can be the easiest way to communicate with a staff member. Unless an individual will have a lot of active staff members on their friend list, the report feature could ultimately be a great way to have a line of communication with staff members. However, I do understand your point of how useless it could be depending on how active the staff members are.

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Musical Instruments and Their Symbolism in Western Art Studies in Musical Iconology Emanuel Winternitz

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This book first appeared in 1967.  In the years since then, it has spawned the new academic sub-discipline of musical iconology, which belongs equally to the histories of art and of music.  Emmanuel Winternitz, who was for thirty-one years Curator of Musical Collections at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is one of the world’s leading authorities on the history of musical instruments.  He is also an erudite historian of art.  Combining these two interests he has for many years studied the innumerable representations of musical instruments in Western art.  In this collection of closely related articles, he examines what these pictures tell of the design and construction of instruments, of their performance, practice, and of the often subtle symbolic use to which artists put them.

Kithara and cittern, lute and lyre, bagpipe and hurdy-gurdy, and the ubiquitous lira da braccio, all of these figured largely in the art of the Middle Ages or the Renaissance, together with a clutch of shwms, zinks, and crumhorns, and a variety of fantastic instruments that existed only in the imagination of the artists.  In more than 200 photographs and many drawings, Winternizt illustrates instruments that range from an Egytptian wall-painting of a harp to a musette in a Watteau Fête champêtre.  He draws from the works of Titian, Raphael, Dürer, and Bruegel, and also from medieval manuscripts and sculpture.  Winternitz discusses these diverse elements with a combination of formidable learning, wit, and keen insight that makes this book at once a seminal work for scholars and a delight for lovers of art and music.


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Childhood memories - the first words

I am too happy! The response on my brand new photoblog is extremely great and encouraging! With this same excitement, lets start with a new series of posts, entitled “Childhood Memories”.

I am aware that some of you may make fun of me after reading this series of posts, but who cares? Except of course if you are like the 2yr old kid who plays pool wonderfully! I guess none of us spoke on their first day on earth, but each one of us did have our own language which was gradually replaced by some real language, understandable by all.

It is a fact, girls start speaking earlier compared to boys.

I guess that the reason why they keep talking for the rest of their lives.

Ok, bad joke, sorry girls!

It can actually be fun to hear the first words of your little brother, sister, nephew, niece or neighbor. Generally, those first words which come to their mouth are “mama” or “papa”. But in a few years time, I guess it will be “Internet” or “Facebook”!

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Some months ago, my sister wrote a hilarious post about her childhood too, check it out!

I will end up this post with one of my funny (and perhaps embarassing?) moments.
Here is the small real story :

Some day, my dad drove me to a shop in our car. The shopkeeper was amazed by myself.

No need to tell you, mo ti ene ti touriste dans tipti 😛 haha, mo encore 1 touriste meme lol

He asked my dad where I came from koz he could not understood a word of what I was saying to my dad. A few minutes later, we could hear a plane flying and at that particular moment, I asked my dad :

Pa, ta ti to, ti ti agnon?

This is the fun part!

1. Try to guess what I meant by this phrase? ( I will give the english translation in a few days)

2. Feel free to share any copyrighted word or phrases which you invented in your childhood

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  1. cute photo, at least you looked like a guy – on my photos its long hair and curls…. heck I look like a girl! Am not publishing that one.

  2. @Selven : wai lol, parfois to penser vaut mieux reste ene zenfant, universitÃ© 😛

    @AloMoris : How about speaking a bit in your language?

    @Carrot : lol.
    I guess the tweets will be :
    @Mum : Please bring me my milk/
    @Mum : Change my nappies!

    @Mike : Thanks *shy*
    Haha.. these days, the hairs are becoming rare 😉 (on urs and mine too lolz)

    @Nirvana : Merci encore.
    You got 2 words correct… got to try even harder 😛

  3. i know d answer………….mecanicien ti kwar li ene tourist acoz so fason causer hehehe….raconte kan to ti ale lor stage pour chanter e tne saisi la :D:D:D

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    Finally (after 1 yr), I found out that I had not given the creole translation 😛

    Yashvin’s kid language : Pa, ta ti to, ti ti agnon?

    Creole : Pa, loto sa ou avion sa?

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Over the Moon

Kim Moldofsky is the publisher of The Maker Mom and STEM Kids Chicago.

International Observe the Moon Night (InOMN) may seem a bit silly. I mean, it’s hard to be outside at night without glancing at our lunar neighbor. Is it from primal instinct or an ingrained childhood habit that we get after reading or listening to the children’s book, Goodnight, Moon, a thousand times? Who can say? With the exception of the new moon, it’s easy to spot this ball of rock in the sky and no one ever cautions us that we’ll go blind looking at it. So maybe we take our moon for granted. Although, if we’re being honest, we need to admit that it was the real “star” of last summer’s solar eclipse.

International Observe the Moon Night

That’s where InOMN comes along. It’s an “annual worldwide public event that encourages observation, appreciation, and understanding of our Moon and its connection to NASA planetary science and exploration.” InOMN also encourages people to explore personal and cultural connections with the Moon. In 2017, InOMN will take place on Saturday, October 28. But before this event was on NASA’s calendar, people celebrated similar traditions elsewhere. For example, the Japanese moon festival, Tsukimi, is thought to be an outgrowth of a Chinese autumn harvest celebration that was first observed hundreds of years ago.These occasions are typically timed with a full moon.

Chicago hosts an unscientific (and less sedate) public celebration of the full moon several times each summer. But InOMN will take place under a waxing gibbous moon.

Phases of the Moon

Waxing, waning gibbous, crescent. NASA has a Dial-A-Moon web app that lets users observe the shape of the moon at a time of their choosing. Even better, encourage students to observe on their own with these handy record-keeping sheets. I recently shared a sweet way to teach kids to identify the phases of the moon with cookies. When it comes to food for a celebration of the moon, though, the obvious treat is mooncakes. These can typically be found at Asian bakeries.

Celebrate with Music

Given that InOMN is a cultural event, it needs a soundtrack. NASA has just the thing: a playlist dedicated to the moon. Okay, it’s actually a social-media friendly infographic. Still, it would be fun to see what your students can add to the list.

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When they were young, my sons were fascinated with all things scatalogical. They taught me about the bags of poop that astronauts left behind on the moon. (The crew needed room for moon rocks and samples.) Managing human waste is a priority for manned space missions. NASA even held a Space Poop Challenge that "sought solutions to address how to collect and route human waste away from the body while wearing a spacesuit in microgravity for up to six days." It might sound gross, but if there's a young scientist looking for a problem to solve, there it is. Plus, the Young Scientist Challenge offers better prizes than NASA.

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Make your way towards Bridge of Orchy on good paths and gaze upon the conical mountain Beinn Dorain.  After passing the isolated Inveroran hotel, walk across the Rannoch Moor and look upon Scotland's most iconic mountain: Buachaille Etive Mor. This route variation will take you to the Macs Adventure shuttle to Glencoe pick-up point.

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***If you aren't using the shuttle / are overnighting at Kingshouse / or aren't stopping at Kingshouse please use the Inveroran to Kingshouse route for this section of the Way.***

The scenery, as you leave Tyndrum, is stunning and now that you are getting into your stride you will love the fast-going on the military roads. Initially you follow the valley to Bridge of Orchy with the magnicicent Beinn Dorain ahead of you and the railway on your right.

There is a steep climb as you leave Bridge of Orchy, but you are rewarded with some of the best views in Scotland (in our humble opinion). A short descent brings you to the isolated Inveroran Hotel.

Arguably the most scenic section of the West Highland Way; leave Inveroran and skirt Loch Tulla before joining the track across Rannoch Moor - a wonderful, lonely and exposed place that was once covered by a giant icecap and is today covered in bog. There is no shelter and in bad weather it can be exposed, whilst in good weather Rannoch Moor is simply inspiring. The 17th century Kingshouse Hotel affords the best views of Buachaille Etive Mor, Scotland’s most photographed mountain.

On reaching Black Rock Cottage in front of the Buachaille Etive Mor (Stob Dearg) mountain on the Rannoch Moor the route diverts briefly from the WHW to reach the Macs Adventure shuttle bus pick-up point in the Glencoe Ski Centre Cafe - you only need to use this service if listed on your accommodation sheet and you are staying in Glencoe village rather than Kingshouse Hotel.

In the Glencoe Ski Centre car park look out for the sign telling you when the next Macs Adventure shuttle bus will be leaving for Glencoe.  Alternatively, the minibus itself may already be there, if so hop on and enjoy a scenic drive through the legendary Glencoe valley to reach your night’s accommodation.

The shuttle driver has a list of everyone who will be on the shuttle each day.  If you think you won’t make it for the 17:30 deadline please call either the driver directly (+44 7968 248 508), or the Macs Adventure office with plenty of notice.  In this case, the driver may wait or we can organise a taxi.

To reach Glencoe Ski Centre & Café from the Way:

The WHW path joins a minor road near Black Rock Cottage - at this point turn left onto the minor road and walk towards the ski centre car park.  The ski centre has a small restaurant and café, overlooking the Rannoch Moor, so if you have time before the next shuttle we recommend enjoying refreshments here before your journey to Glencoe. User
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From Tyndrum to Bridge of Orchy you will walk along old military roads and alongside The West Highland Railway Line. Walking on the military road in this section can be tough on your knees and feet so take your time and enjoy your magnificent surroundings.

As there is little shelter for this section make sure you are prepared for all weathers. Carry a waterproof and some sun cream

Please take extreme care crossing the A82 road to reach Bridge of Orchy Hotel

If you wish to carry a hardcopy map, we would recommend buying the West Highland Way map from Footprints. Alternatively, you may wish to print the daily maps directly from our app.

If you wish to bring a guidebook, we would recommend Trailblazer's West Highland Way: Milngavie to Fort William by Charlie Loram.

Macs Adventure Blogs

Using our decades of experience we have written several blogs containing helpful tips, daily wildlife information, lunch stops, where to eat, FAQ and more. Please follow the link below to read our West Highland Way insights:

Équipement conseillé

Sturdy hiking boots, warm clothes and a waterproof/wind-break layer are all required. The weather can change quickly so be sure to take all equipment even if the weather looks okay. A waterproof cover for your rucksack is also useful.

Ensure your phone is fully charged; if you doubt the battery will last throughout the hike, it would be beneficial to bring a power bank.

Informations et liens complémentaires

Noted on the interactive map are a couple notable points of interest. Click the icons on the map for more information.

Tyndrum village centre (227 m)
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Glencoe Ski Centre car park

***To help you follow the route with confidence we have provided the below route notes to help you find your way. The West Highland Way is well-waymarked and being able to stay on track, while following the GPS tracks on the Macs App, will ensure you have a safe, enjoyable and problem free day. Additionally, if you wish, the daily maps can also be printed from the web version of the app.***

Rejoin the trail at the junction near Tyndrum Lower train station and follow the West Highland Way thistle signposts north to pass the northern end of Tyndrum.  Alternatively, follow the A82 through Tyndrum and at 600 m turn right off the road after passing the Green Welly Stop to pick up the trail here.

Continue to follow the thistle way-markers north on good paths and tracks towards the hamlet of Bridge of Orchy, on your right-hand side you’ll pass Ben Odhar (a Corbett at 901m) and conical Beinn Dorain (a Munro at 1076m). The trail bears left, crosses the railway and passes the Bridge of Orchy Hotel at 10 km.  Cross the bridge to follow the trail into the forest and ascend to the viewpoint at Mam Carraigh – a great place to spot birds of prey soaring above the moor.

Descend on the trail to the remote Inveroran Hotel and turn left to join the single-track road, taking care of traffic as you follow this quiet country road for 1.50 km. At Forest Lodge, where river flows into Loch Tulla, the Way picks up an old Drove Road and continues along the base of the Black Mount Munros before crossing the edge of the Rannoch Moor and winding its way between small lochans to cross the Ba Bridge.  The scenery on this section of the West Highland Way is spectacular even on cloudy days the low light lends a special moodiness to the ancient landscape.

After Ba Bridge ascend slightly on a good path keeping a look out for the pyramidal peak of the much photographed and iconic mountain of Buachaille Etive Mor (“meaning Great Herdsman of Etive”). The sheer dark grey face boasts a multitude of popular traditional rock-climbing routes, while hillwalkers normally approach the ascent from the north on a well-built and less intimidating path.  The Way skirts the base of Meall Bhuiridh (1108m), the Munro that’s home to the Glencoe Ski Centre.  At 28.50 km, with black rock cottage infront of you, turn left to walk up the minor road to reach the ski centre.  Your shuttle will be available from the parking area in front of the building at the base of the chairlift.  The Log Cabin Café is located inside the building should you like to purchase any drinks, snacks or light meals.

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Deep space black hole shreds star

For years, black holes have been scrutinized. Theory after theory has been proposed about them, with little fact separating them from the host of other phenomena relegated to the realm of science fiction. Now, however, scientists have some of their first concrete data on the subject, as x-ray telescopes have picked up a star disintegrating into a black hole.

The star was massive, weighing more than a million times more than our sun. The black hole was also colossal, but there is no need to panic, as the event took place 290 million light years away from Earth. While this distance was large enough to keep Earth out of the danger zone, it was not too far away for astronomical instruments to pick up exactly what happened.

It would seem that, while black holes do swallow up anything they come in contact with including light, they can’t keep that pace up forever. Therefore, while the star was being violently ripped to shreds within the black hole’s event horizon, the continued incineration of the star generated heat in the millions of degrees.

This massive heat wave generates x-rays that, once the black hole slows down its consumption rate, escape in every direction possible. This mass spewing of x-rays has been picked up by instruments here on Earth, translating to blips on a radar screen, which is how the violent event was viewed by scientists.

This observation is huge to astronomers. Up until now, much of what there is to be known about black holes has been a mystery. A glimpse into what happens when a celestial being comes in contact with one is invaluable, not only fleshing out knowledge of the black hole itself, but also opening doors to theories on extreme gravity and tidal disruptions.

This event has undoubtedly been a big step forward in our understanding of the universe. Our composite picture of the universe and how we fit in it is, after all, largely incomplete. Thanks to the sacrifice of a giant star some 290 million light years from Earth, however, it is a little closer to being completed and scientists now wait patiently for the next big clue to come from the infinite blackness that is our universe.

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Monday, March 14, 2011

Monday Review: THE MOVING TOYSHOP (1946) by Edmund Crispin

My review today is an entry in the Vintage Mysteries Reading Challenge being hosted by Bev over at her blog, MY READER'S BLOCK. Please use the link to go take a look at all the other participants and their lists of vintage reads - they are quite eye-opening. I've added several new names to by ever-growing TBR list.

Lately I don't seem to be reading what I'm supposed to be reading - look on my left side-bar and you'll see that the same three books are still stuck there. That's because instead of going back to them everyday, I've been picking up lighter fare. I don't seem to be in a non-fiction frame of mind either, so the Bach book is going to have to wait a bit. Oh well, it's not a horse-race and damn if I'm going to cave to pressure. Ha! So bear with me while I self-adjust. This is supposed to be fun - right ?

Right now, the world news is grim enough, so perhaps that's why I'm looking to read a certain type of book, trying to keep myself from dwelling on the dreadful news from Japan and the Middle East and elsewhere.

I've been reading THE MOVING TOYSHOP by Edmund Crispin during lunch these past few days, a book I've had on my shelves for a while but had never gotten around to. Well, what on earth was I waiting for? This is a total hoot of a book in the style of Michael Innes, Carter Dickson aka John Dickson Carr - the two that immediately spring to mind. (Crispin was a great admirer of both.) I think they were all writing about the same time, so, perhaps cross-influence? Who knows. These guys all seem to have had the same education, their manuscripts all pulsing with literary allusions, quotes and grumblings from obscurity. Most of the time I understood what they were on about, some of the time, I didn't. But I still enjoyed the heck out of the story.

My only quibble with THE MOVING TOYSHOP is that the 'how-to' of the solution is a bit unfair, but other than that, this is one of the best books of its type I've ever read. Oxford, is described by Crispin as the one place in the world where anything is possible and anything may happen. (I visited there once many years ago and I can well believe this.) I love this aspect of the story: that aura of absurd impossibility. Oxford don Gervase Fen is called upon in this instance to solve the riddle of the disappearance of a dead body along with the toy shop in which said body was found.

Richard Cadogan, Oxford poet and humble seeker of excitement goes up to Oxford looking for a change in his humdrum life. Of course, it is he who, in the middle of the night, stumbles across a dead woman in the dark upstairs of a toyshop. Once he fetches the police and they return to the area of the shop and the body, both have disappeared. The police, naturally, think Cadogan is either a nut or drunk.

The next day, Cadogan goes to see his friend Gervase Fen, Professor of English and Fellow of St. Christopher's at St. John's college. Fen makes a great entrance in this book, roaring up a narrow Oxford street in his obstreperous red sports car, Lily Christine III.

...The car made directly for the window where the President of the college, a thin, demure man of mildly epicurean tastes, was sunning himself. Perceiving his peril, he retreated in panic haste. But the car missed the wall of his lodging and fled on up to the end of the drive, where the driver, with a tremendous swerve of the wheel and damage to the grass borders, succeeded in turning it completely round. At this point there seemed to be nothing to stop his rushing back the way he had come, but unhappily, in righting the wheel, he pulled it over too far, and the car thundered across a strip of lawn, buried its nose in a large rhododendron bush, choked, stalled, and stopped.

Its driver got out and gazed at it with some severity. While he was doing this it backfired suddenly - a tremendous report, a backfire to end all backfires. He frowned, took a hammer from the back seat, opened the bonnet and hit something inside. The he closed the bonnet again and resumed his seat. The engine started and the car went into reverse with a colossal jolt and began racing backwards towards the President's lodging. The President, who had returned to the window and was gazing at this scene with horrid fascination, retired again, with scarcely less haste than before. The driver looked over his shoulder, and saw the President's Lodging towering above him, like a liner above a motor-boat. Without hesitation he changed into forward gear. The car uttered a terrible shriek, shuddered like a man with the ague, and stopped...
With dignity the driver put on the brake, climbed out, and took a brief case from the back seat.

At the cessation of noise the President had approached the window again. He now flung it open.

"My dear Fen," he expostulated. "I'm glad you have left us a little of the college to carry on with. I feared you were about to demolish it entirely."

So, if the disappearing toyshop weren't enough of a clue, this beginning with Fen in the driver's seat is sure to warn you that farce will be part of the make-up of this entertaining mystery.

Once the poet and the Oxford don go off together to solve the crime they, of course, must follow obscure clues. (If you're more familiar with Edward Lear than I am, the clues won't be as obscure as they were to me. But I caught on, eventually.) Along the way the local pub, The Mace and Sceptre, takes on the central role of meeting place and hub of plotting activities. Lots of whisky is drunk as well as tea imbibed and assorted cakes, cheese and pickles consumed. Mystery solving is thirsty work. And while waiting for clues to make themselves known, Fen and Cadogan play literary games, i.e. name Unreadable Books or name Annoying Characters in Books Meant by the Author to Be Sympathetic - that sort of thing. Very fun. (Though I am not crazy about Crispin's comments re: Jane Austen.)

As Fen and Cadogan get deeper into the mystery, their various turns around Oxford and its environs reminded me very much of the old fairy tale of the Golden Goose where everyone in the town who touched the goose or the man holding the goose or the man touching the man who was holding the goose, got stuck together and ran around in an unkempt line unable to break free.

There is a very funny, farcical chase of a young woman with a spotted dog around the streets of Oxford. Fen and Cadogan follow the girl, while two henchmen follow Fen and Cadogan and they whirl about the streets and into The Sheldonian (a building of the college designed by Christopher Wren) while the choir of 300 is in rehearsal with orchestra! It's just too absurd and wonderful. Very visual as well. You can see the entire scene develop before your eyes as you read.

...The haven of the basses achieved at last, a number of further difficulties presented themselves. The Sheldonian is not particularly spacious, and the members of a large choir have to be herded together in conditions not unreminiscent of the Black Hole of Calcutta. When Fen and Cadogan, pushing, perspiring and creating a great deal of localized pother, had penetrated the basses to a certain distance...they could literally get no farther; they were wedged, and even the avenue by which they had come was now irrevocably closed and sealed. Everyone was staring at them. Moreover, an old man who had sung in the Handel Society choir for fifty years thrust a copy of the Brahms at them. This was unfortunate, as Fen, seeing no chance of moving for some time and being content to stop where he was and keep an eye on the girl they were pursuing, took it into his head to improve the shining hour by joining in the singing; and Fen's voice, though penetrating, was neither tuneful nor accurate.

There's more along these lines as the chase continues and they follow the girl into a service at St. Christophers, never taking their eyes off the prize no matter what obstacle or how many perplexed people they encounter, including again, the President of the College.

In the middle of all this, the cops take up the chase because Cadogan in one of his and Fen's fruitless efforts to discover the missing toyshop, has inadvertently burgled a couple of tins of food from a grocery which appears to have taken the toy shop's place. It's all very mystifying.

Okay, what it all boils down to is this: Six months before the current frenetic action, a very wealthy and eccentric woman, Miss Snaith, was run over by a bus. Her very odd will left a secret trust in the charge of a smarmy lawyer named Rosseter. If the woman's niece (whom she disliked intensely) Miss Tardy, doesn't show up within six months of the death of Miss Snaith, to claim the inheritance, then the money (a great deal of money) goes to several other people, all strangers to each other. That's the gist of the murderous plot. Of course it all goes wrong when the 'strangers' band together to prevent Miss Tardy (the dead woman in the toyshop) - living abroad and only just arrived in Oxford - from collecting her inheritance so that THEY may swoop in and collect the money instead. Get it?

There's hardly a moment to lose and, as we all know, there's little honor among thieves, so a second murder occurs right before Fen and Cadogan's incredulous eyes as they, themselves, are just about to be done away with.

As this search for a murderer intensifies, Fen and Cadogan pick up people who join in the chase for no other reason, it seems, than the chase is occurring. My favorites among them are Wilkes, an old, cranky and slightly deaf professor who can still ride a bike with the best of them, and the young student, Hoskins, whose skill with the ladies comes in handy.

An unexpected occurrence which I found just as entertaining as the story: the author occasionally has Fen make a comment which is meant for the reading audience. I love this sort of thing. (Robert Crais does this in his Elvis and Joe books and is one of the reasons his work appeals to me so much.) Rather than stop the story in its tracks, it just adds a certain charm to its aspect.

Obviously, I was enchanted by this book and recommend it highly, most especially to the Anglophiles and vintage mystery lovers among you. And you know who you are.

(This is my first Crispin. I'll definitely be reading more as I come across them.)

  1. Hi Yvette,

    I found your blog through John's a couple of weeks ago and have enjoyed it since. What a gorgeous blog, not to mention that you have good taste in books, meaning that it's similar to mine! When I saw your Edmund Crispin review, I had to add my two cents. He's a favorite of mine, for all the reasons you've noted. If you haven't read the Bryant & May series by Christopher Fowler, Fowler pays homage to Crispin in "The Victoria Vanishes." Worth reading on its own, but doubly fun when you get the link. If you have read Fowler, sorry to take up space with something you already know. Love the blog - looking forward to more beautiful art and good reviews.

  2. I'm so glad you've discovered Crispin. I just love him and Gervase Fen. Wonderful review! Will get you updated on the progress page asap.

  3. Carol: Thanks so much! I'm glad you found me. I love the Bryant and May series! Can't wait for the next one. And by the way, have you seen Fowler's entertaining blog? These are wonderful books. I'm happy to talk to another fan. ;)

    I am definitely going to be reading more of Crispin's work - for sure. I love his style.

  4. I've read one Crispin and really liked it. I hope to read more but our local libraries don't have much to offer. And I totally sympathise with your retreat into some sort of comfort reading right now. I feel the same way. After watching the news I need something to escape into that takes me away from the real world. I think I hear Dorothy Sayers calling!

  5. Bev: Thanks! I'm glad too, Bev. A big surprise for me. This book has been sitting on my shelves for ages. Don't even remember where I got it. (That happens a lot around here.)

  6. Pam: Yes, my library doesn't have as many vintage authors as I would wish. They have some Sayers though. AND I found some more Mary Roberts Rinehart - hooray!

    Books like these are wonderful retreats. :)

  7. Yvette I got about a third of the way through Strange and Morrell. Put it aside for a rainy day. Loved the character detail, and attention to place, but it moved a bit too slow, but I guess that should have been part of its attraction for me to.
    Great memories of that penguin paperback novel, to my childhood, with the back room bookcase piled high with penguin paperbacks. The book case held more sobre reading, biblical summaries, and Moby Dick and most of the works of Charles Dickens.

  8. Oh, I DO love reading this blog! Now I have even more authors to try out! Not come across Christopher Fowler, but am interested to read this 'Bryant & May' series having looked up info on !
    (Incidently, in the UK 'Bryant & May' are a firm that makes matches! Wonder if that's where he got the idea for the names?)

  9. Dave: I had the same problem with the JONATHAN STRANGE AND MR. NORRELL - a bit too slow going. I think I'm going to listen to the audio one of these days. I have a feeling I'll like that.

    I actually have this green Penguin edition, Dave. Though, as I said, I can't remember where it came from. ;)

  10. Sue: So happy you like my blog, m'dear. I aim to please. The Bryant and May series is wonderful. You need to read the first book in the series, though. Probably it wouldn't hurt to read them in order if you can. I think you'll like them. :)

  11. I'd agree that the B&M books should be read in order. And I do enjoy Fowler's blog. His output is prodigious! I don't know how he manages to read, review, blog and write at such a pace. I've only read B&M, and the first book of his bio ("Paperboy"). His horror output is huge, but I haven't read any of it (not really my thing, but I'll bet they are good reads if you like that genre.

  12. How well I remember loving this book and yet, I am not sure I ever read another of his.

  13. You've found some wonderful book blogs, and their blog events to follow, Yvette! This sounds like an interesting book!

  14. Carol: I don't read horror either. Just never got into it. I'm not fond of really dark noirish crime tales either. When I read the first book in the Bryant and May stories, I was fooled for awhile. I thought you-know-who had died. ;)

  15. Patti: My library doesn't have any of his work. I'm going to hunt around the used book dealers online. I really enjoyed this book.:)

  16. Pat: If you love the vintage mysteries of the Golden Age, then this book is for you. I loved it, Pat. But I've been reading mysteries since I was a kid. :)

    You should try it. Maybe you'll discover you like them as well.

  17. For what it's worth, Felony & Mayhem has been reprinting many of the Crispin books. They're all fun; I'm particularly partial to "Swan Song" (where Fen tackles the opera world and an impossible crime as well), but they're all very much worth reading. Glad you enjoyed "Toyshop" so much!

  18. Thanks for that comment, Les. "Swan Song" is the only Crispin I could never get my hands on, even through interlibrary loan. Now I just may be able to find it.

  19. Les: Thanks for the tip! I should have thought of them first thing. They do a pretty good job. I'll look for SWAN SONG. I love mysteries set in the theater or opera world.

  20. Carol: Carol, FELONY AND MAYHEM have many of the Golden Age authors in reprint, including the Charlie Chan books, which is how I first discovered them. They have a good website which I have a link to on my left sideboard. As I said, I should have thought of them right away.:)

  21. One of the things I have always loved about Gervase Fen is that he knows he's a character in a book (did Jasper Fforde read these books?). His occasional swipes he takes at his publisher (Gollancz) crack me up. A hoot is right!

    Love to read of all these Crispin fans. And so happy to see you have discovered him at last, Yvette.

    Isn't it fun picking up something off your shelf that's been there for years and wondering - what took me so long? That's what happened with me and my copy of Miss Hargreaves. I had it for over five years before I finally read the thing. But it came at such a perfect time.

  22. John: Yes, there's a certain surreal nature to the book - at least this one. :) I love this sort of thing. Well, better late than never - right? My library has nothing. But Felony and Mayhem Publishers is reprinting them - hooray! Thanks to Les for the tip!

    It most definitely is fun finding long lost treasure on your bookshelves. ;) That's how I discovered Michael Innes, by the way.

  23. Felony & Mayhem is wonderful. It's owned by one of the partners at the terrific Partners and Crime mystery bookstore in Greenwich Village.

    They also are publishing the works of L.R. (Lorelei Rose) Wright, a Canadian author, who writes about a police detective in British Colombia, on the coast, so one gets beautiful descriptions of the shore and water.

  24. I looked up Fowler, and am interested in the Bryant and May series. Is it contemporary? Is it quirky, witty? I don't know about it, but it sounds intriguing.

    And the Crispin? These are vintage, it seems, especially as I looked at publication dates. I love Felony and Mayhem, so perhaps I'll try these.

    But definitely the Fowler: These are two geriatric detectives? Right up my alley. I'm not there yet, but some days...

  25. I don't remember much about the mystery but remember reading the book on a train journey. Liked the author and yes did compare him to Michael Innes. After that read quite a few books of both. What I remember most about the book was the literary games and esp that comment about Jane Austen. Sorry but am not a fan of Austen so laughed like crazy and teased a friend who was very fond of her. :)

  26. Kathy: Interesting news. I didn't know that about Felony and Mayhem's owners. Of course, I know Parners and Crime. I've been there a few times and bought stacks of books. Ah, the good old days! I love the place! It's such a special store. One of the owners is also the publicity person and website manager for author Lee Child.
    Small world.

  27. Kathy: The Bryant and May books by Christopher Fowler are very eccentric books. They take place in the modern day but feature all sorts of 'Golden Age' type crimes. The writing is excellent. I love this series. BUT you have to read the first book first. They are funny and witty and very suspenseful. I love the idea of geriatric detectives. These stories could only happen in England. And you know what an Anglophile I am. :) Go to and you'll get a list of all the books in order.

  28. neer: Everyone's entitled to their opinion of Jane Austen - even if it's the wrong one. Ha! I love the literary games in the Crispin book. It's just the sort of thing that eccentric literary types WOULD do. As I said, I am definitely going to read more of these books. :)

  29. Are all Crispins full of literary games? Start with first?

  30. Kathy: I meant for you to begin the Bryant and May books by Christopher Fowler with the first book in the series.

    I don't know if all the Crispin books are filled with literary games. I've only read one: THE MOVING TOYSHOP.

    Sorry if I didn't make that clear.

  31. Yvette, I can't resist another Crispin quote, speaking of literary games. In "Sudden Vengeance," which I will be reviewing on my site in a few weeks, Fen has been hired by a movie studio as a technical consultant to lend some authenticity to a movie about an 18th-century British poet, Alexander Pope. Fen is speaking to Inspector Humbleby, trying to explain about the movie:

    “It’s based on the life of Pope.”

    “The Pope?”

    “Now which Pope would that be, I wonder?” said Humbleby with the air of one who tries to take an intelligent interest in what is going forward. “Pius or Clement, or – “

    Fen stared at him. “Alexander, of course.”

    “You mean” – Humbleby spoke with something of an effort – “you mean the Borgia?”

    “Don’t be so ridiculous, Humbleby,” said Fen. "Do you really imagine they’ve called in a Professor of English to instruct them about the Borgias? No, I mean the poet, of course.”

    As you have frequently observed, Yvette...HA!

  32. Les: I'd probably mix the thing up myself never having read Pope either. Ha!

    But I love Fen's assumption that of course EVERYONE should have heard of Alexander Pope.

    I can't wait to read more of these books.

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Sunday, January 1, 2012

Pardon me while I tinker...

I want to warm up the blog colors for the next few dreary months of winter. Occasionally I can't tell if I really like something until I live with it for a while. So I beg your indulgence while I futz around with in so many words...

  1. Experiment your heart out, Ms. Yvette. You know that I am a professional futzer myself! (It's looking good at this point...)

  2. Yes, I think I'm okay with it for now.

    The problem is that I've learned how to change the header. So, anything's possible. Ha!

    Next thing I have to learn is how to use backgrounds OTHER than google.

  3. I have no idea how to do anything with a header. I have no idea how to do ANYTHING except make decorative color and type changes. I'm scared to mess around with the template types in case I mess up and lose anything! In simple words, I'm a big coward!

  4. I was like that for a whole year, Becky. Now I'm fearless. Almost.

    You'll grow into it. :)

  5. Futz away, Yvette. I've gotten braver myself as I've gotten used to Blogger. In the beginning I was terrified of losing or messing up everything. Since then I've learned how to experiment - carefully...

  6. I like the new header. My Daughter put mine on. I did learn Jan 1 2012
    how to get my mouse pointer big and Black. It helps..
    Give a kiss to Rocky and the Grandbaby for me. I love ole world art.

  7. I will, Ryan. :)

    'Carefully' is the key word, Eve. But I have to admit, it's a lot of fun.:)

    Kisses will be delivered, Yvonne. :)

    I love to share the art I love.

  8. Yvette, I'm posing this question to fellow-bloggers: how do I make my post heading/headline clickable? For instance, I can hold the cursor/hand on the headline of this post and click on it. I can't seem to do it on my blog. Blogger Forum hasn't been of much help so far. Thanks very much...

  9. I'm sorry, Prashant, I can't help you with the problem. My post titles have always just 'clicked'. It seems to have come built in with the program. At least that's how I look at it.

    You might try re-booting. That's the usual general thing to do when something is wonky.

    But maybe it's just google blogger acting up in your neck of the woods.

    Google blogger usually has something not quite right at least once a week if not more often.

    Wish I could help. :)

  10. Thanks, Yvette, no problem. I think there's something wrong with my settings, especially the html part. I read it somewhere. Besides, I prefer Chrome to IE or Mozilla so I wonder if the browser has anything to do with it. Google is pretty up to date in my end of the world. In fact, they are expanding in Asia.

  11. Google is still wonky here. But I say, it's free, so you can hardly quibble about it.

    I still do, though. Ha!

    My daughter who is a computer expert told me not to go with Chrome and I haven't.

    To each his or her own. :)

  12. I love the freedom to change design, font, color on my blog. It's my little home on the internet and I enjoy rearranging sometimes.

  13. That's the way I look at it too, Nan. If it weren't so much fun, I guess I wouldn't do it. :)

  14. Congratulations - I have changed the borders around my photos from white to black. I endeavoured to change the header but blogger was playing difficult. I am frightened of losing what I have got - I once lost a post and all of the lovely comments.

  15. Rosemary: Yes, it's that fear that keeps us on our toes. :)

    I once lost a whole post and comments as well. But that was way back in the beginning. Hopefully that will NEVER happen again. Ha!

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In Mazhya Navryachi Bayko, Gurunath hopes to become the CEO but he doesn't win enough votes.

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In the recent episode of Mazhya Navryachi Bayko, everyone is left shaken after the chaos at Radhika Masale. Baba calls Anand offering him to come to the office but Anand asks him to wait as the situation is too tensed. Radhika is too broken and starts wondering where she has gone wrong. At night, she shares her feelings with Atharva. Meanwhile, Shanaya and Mrs Sabnis are regretting being a part of Gurunath’s plan. They decide to take help from Popatrao who they deem is smarter.

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Sathe Madam calls Radhika asking her to not back down and calmly face the situation. She tells Radhika the board of directors want to have a meeting with her urgently. Radhika has decided to hand over the company and abandon all her rights. Saumitra doesn’t listen and gives her Atharva’s example. He thinks women are looking up at her and she is their role model, such women are hoping Radhika will emerge successfully from this bad publicity.

Gurunath has convinced one of the men from the company to take his name for the position of CEO. He is growing too impatient to snatch the company from Radhika’s hands. Meanwhile, as Radhika announces her resignation to her employees, they say that they wouldn’t be interested in working if Radhika isn’t a part of it. On the other hand, Popatrao is flattered to see Shanaya and Mrs Sabnis have come to see her. He tells them that he is going to take revenge on people who hurt him. Hearing this makes them nervous as they are behind Popatrao’s accident.

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Swarajyarakshak Sambhaji 9 August 2019 Preview: Lavangi Bai Comes Close To Kondaji Baba

In Swarajyarakshak Sambhaji, while Kondaji Baba is asleep, Lavangi Baba comes close to him.

Scene from Swarajyarakshak Sambhaji

In the recent episode of Swarajyarakshak Sambhaji, Raje deciphers Kondaji Baba’s secret message along with Bahirji Naik. He then asks his spy to spread the rumour at Raigad that there is a prize declared to find Kondaji Baba alive. This will help loosen the security around Kondaji Baba. Meanwhile, Siddi has a feast in Kondaji Baba’s honour. At dinner, he offers Kondaji Baba some alcohol but he declines.

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Yesubai tells Sakvarbai that since Kondaji Baba has betrayed, Raje isn’t being himself. He is constantly lying to Yesubai and overworks himself. She knows he is hiding something. Meanwhile, at Janjira, Lavangi Bai tries to come close to Kondaji Baba while he is asleep, but he pushes her off.

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