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Friday, July 3, 2015

Find Me Tag

I'm going to let you in on a secret: I love getting tagged to do memes! While I often forget to do them in time (I swear, I will get to a few that I still have bookmarked), I was immediately excited to participate in the Find Me Tag, created by the ladies at Novel Ink, when Cee of The Novel Hermit & Lily of Chapters Pages Words both tagged me. It's pretty simple:

(1) Find books that fit each cover theme category. (I've tried to choose from among the books I actually own, whether they're in NYC with me or back in the Philippines. Of the books I've chosen, there are only two I haven't read yet.)
(2) Tag people you want to do the tag. (Though they don't have to if they don't want to.)
(3) Link back to Novel Ink.
(4) Have fun!

Book with... "Gone" in the Title: Since You've Been Gone by Morgan Matson
Book with a Weapon: The Orphan Queen by Jodi Meadows
Book with a Moon: The Girl Who Soared Over Fairyland and Cut the Moon in Two by Catherynne Valente
Book with a Girl in White Dress: Still Star-crossed by Melinda Taub
Book with a Couple Kissing: The Royal We by Heather Cocks + Jessica Morgan

Book with a Sunset: The Start of Me and You by Emery Lord
Book with Headphones: Just Listen by Sarah Dessen
Book with Water: The Perilous Sea by Sherry Thomas
Book with Flowers: A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas
Book with Hearts: OCD Love Story by Corey Ann Haydu

Anyone who comes across this post and wants to do it, consider yourself tagged.
But I'm specifically tagging Hannah, Kelly and Rachel - tag, you're it!

Thursday, July 2, 2015

Emmy & Oliver - Robin Benway

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Emmy & Oliver by Robin Benway
Publisher: Harper Teen
Publication Date: June 23, 2015
Source/Format: Edelweiss || e-galley
[I received this book from the publisher. This in no way affects the content of my review.]

Emmy just wants to be in charge of her own life.

She wants to stay out late, surf her favorite beach—go anywhere without her parents’ relentless worrying. But Emmy’s parents can’t seem to let her grow up—not since the day Oliver disappeared.

Oliver needs a moment to figure out his heart.

He’d thought, all these years, that his dad was the good guy. He never knew that it was his father who kidnapped him and kept him on the run. Discovering it, and finding himself returned to his old hometown, all at once, has his heart racing and his thoughts swirling.

Emmy and Oliver were going to be best friends forever, or maybe even more, before their futures were ripped apart. In Emmy’s soul, despite the space and time between them, their connection has never been severed. But is their story still written in the stars? Or are their hearts like the pieces of two different puzzles—impossible to fit together?

Emmy & Oliver. I tried many times to come up with a first sentence that packs more of a punch, but in reality, the title says it all. Robin Benway’s latest is about two people: an independent, smart gal named Emmy, who has a sarcastic streak and loves to surf & a newly-found Oliver, a sweet boy trying to reconcile the truth he’s known for years with the truth he’s just learned about his own life. Their story features unusual circumstances, true. But the way Benway writes these situations just rings with authenticity, easily drawing readers in until the very last page.

Emmy just wants to be free to pursue what she loves, instead of kept in a protective bubble close to her parents. Oliver just wants to understand and reconcile his history with his present, instead of being told what to feel. While it is their shared childhood friendship that draws them together initially, it is the way they recognize the struggle the other is going through (with family, with friends, with themselves) that keeps them within each other’s orbit. In a world where it feels like nobody else understands, they know they have each other. It lends them both comfort and strength, particularly when they both find themselves forced to face the circumstances that have left them both so conflicted. Also, the slow evolution from friendship to something more? It’s perfect.

Benway has managed to impress yet again with Emmy & Oliver. Blending humorous quips and more emotionally heavy situations, this novel comes to life with every chapter and ends on a satisfying note. I fell in love with Emmy, with Oliver, with their story – and I think many readers will too.

Our question: What is your earliest memory with a friend?

One of my clearest memories was from when I was four-going-on-five. I was already attending kindergarten then, and that day was special. Why? Because we were having a teddy bear picnic! Armed with my favorite teddy bear Casey (who is white with a pink bow around her neck, and yes, she still lives in my room in my parents' house), I marched through a trail that led to clearing in the woods near our school with my two closest friends at the time Amanda and Nicole. I remember walking the path, chattering away about something or the other, and carrying Casey piggyback style.

Wednesday, July 1, 2015

Jesse's Girl - Miranda Kenneally

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Jesse's Girl by Miranda Kenneally
Series: Hundred Oaks #6
Publisher: Sourcebooks Fire
Publication Date: July 7, 2015
Source/Format: Author (Thank you!) || ARC
[I received this novel for review. This is no way affects my opinions.]

Everyone at Hundred Oaks High knows that career mentoring day is a joke. So when Maya Henry said she wanted to be a rock star, she never imagined she’d get to shadow *the* Jesse Scott, Nashville’s teen idol.

But spending the day with Jesse is far from a dream come true. He’s as gorgeous as his music, but seeing all that he’s accomplished is just a reminder of everything Maya’s lost: her trust, her boyfriend, their band, and any chance to play the music she craves. Not to mention that Jesse’s pushy and opinionated. He made it on his own, and he thinks Maya’s playing back up to other people’s dreams. Does she have what it takes to follow her heart—and go solo?

Whenever I read a novel by Miranda Kenneally, it's always proven to be a real treat. Jesse's Girl is no exception, as I started and finished the entire thing in one sitting. It reminded me of the boy band fan fiction I used to write in high school (in a good way), but infused with Kenneally's much more charming characters. Plus, the fact that I was overwhelmed by giddiness as I read is definitely a a bonus! Jesse's Girl might not pack the same emotional punch as many of its predecessors, but it is certainly a delightful tale that holds its own.

Maya Henry, Sam Henry's little sister, is a girl with a passion for music but a decided lack of confidence in herself and direction in her life. She meets her match in Jesse Scott, a teen heartthrob who loves music but not all the obligations and pitfalls of fame. Both of them are such well-rounded characters, good, decent people with just the right amount of sass, spirit and snark in their attitudes. It's no surprise that I thought their story was really fun to read! I loved seeing them banter, rooted for them to find their way (separately and together), and just really had a great time getting to know them.

For the sake of brevity, I'm going to share the three things that stood out the most to me:

1. Jesse Scott - I've found a new Kenneally boy to crush on y'all! I still remain devoted to Will Whitfield at this point, but Jesse is his closest competition. It was inevitable that I would fall for Jesse because he's just my type. He's passionate about music, he cares deeply for his loved ones; he's smart, witty and kind. I love his various  layers, and I volunteer to be Jesse's girl anytime!

2. Music - It is music that draws Maya and Jesse together. They're mutually passionate about making it a part of their life, if not the biggest portion of it! I loved seeing how Jesse, who had a full musical career, struggle with his love for the art and the effects his resulting fame was having on his personal life. I loved seeing how Maya, who was looking for a way to start her own musical career journey, struggled with her confidence. Kenneally definitely emphasizes how music is their passion, their salvation, their joy, their creative expression, and that spoke to my own love of music.

3. Cameos - Two of our favorite Hundred Oaks characters, Jordan and Sam, make an appearance in a big way! For long-running series, I love it when an author manages to bring back some familiar faces. And the way Sam and Jordan are written into this novel? It's perfection. I was so happy to see them, and so glad to see how they played a big role in Maya's story.

It was nice to dip my toes back into the world of Hundred Oaks! I adored Jesse's Girl, and had the silliest grin on my face the entire time I was reading it. It definitely appealed to me because of the musical aspect of the tale, but I think that Jesse's Girl is much more than just the story of a girl and a heartthrob who fall in love. It's about one girl's journey to gaining confidence to pursue her dream. It's about one boy's turmoil as he tries to reconcile his passion with its unexpected consequences. Kenneally successfully managed to entertain me with Jesse's Girl, and I highly recommend this most recent installment of the Hundred Oaks novels.

Tuesday, June 30, 2015

June 2015

Oh June, you've been ever so lovely! Things slowed down a fair bit this month, but in the best way. Summer is finally upon us, and each day has felt like a gift - a gift of joy, of relaxation, of enjoyment, of living and loving. I've been happily allowing myself to embrace the season, and it excites me that there are still two summery months ahead.

I kicked off my month in the best way by a trip to LA to hang out with my college roomies - the first time we've been complete since my wedding. In spite of my travel woes on my return trip, I had an incredible amount of fun! I've been spending more quality time with Macky, since we don't have any guests and the weather has been great. There have also been a few book events that I've been lucky enough to attend here and there, and I'm so happy I've gotten to meet two more authors I absolutely adore - Trish Doller and Tamara Ireland Stone - and seen Emery Lord again.

Of the 33 books I've read, my favorites were:

I'm so pleased by my progress with this challenge of ours! In June, I read 6 fantasy novels - and pretty much every single one was a stellar reading experience. (In case you were wondering, I reread The Queen of the Tearling and The Kiss of Deception, and I read The Invasion of the Tearling, The Heart of Betrayal, Nightborn and Truthwitch.) 10 more books, and I'll be hitting my reading goal - so yay me! How are YOU doing with your challenge?

Also, we're excited to announce our first set of winners for the mid-year Flights of Fantasy giveaway! Winner #1 is Alicia of Awesome Book Assessment and Winner #2 is Joanne of Littlequeen Rules. Congratulations ladies!

Monday, June 29, 2015

A New Hope - Robyn Carr

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A New Hope by Robyn Carr
Series: Thunder Point #8
Publisher: Harlequin MIRA
Publication Date: June 30, 2015
Source/Format: NetGalley (Thanks!) || e-galley
[I received this book from the publisher. This in no way affects my review.]

After losing her child, Ginger Dysart was lost in grief. But since moving to Thunder Point, a small town on the Oregon coast, and with the help of her cousin Ray Anne, Ginger is finally moving forward. Her job at the flower shop is peaceful and fulfilling, and she's excited to start her first big assignment, assisting with the Lacoumette wedding.

In spite of her lasting heartache, Ginger finds herself swept up in the pleasure of the occasion. But the beauty of the Lacoumette farm and the joy of the gregarious family are ruined by an unfortunate encounter with the bride's brother, Matt. Struggling with painful memories of his own recent divorce, Matt makes a drunken spectacle of himself and Ginger when he tries to make a pass at her, forcing Ginger to flee the scene in embarrassment.

But when Matt shows up at the flower shop determined to make amends, what started out as a humiliating first meeting blossoms into something much deeper than either of them expected. Discovering they have a lot in common, they form a solid friendship, though everyone around them worries that Ginger will end up with a broken heart yet again. But if Ginger has the courage to embrace the future, and if Matt can finally learn to let go of the past, there may still be hope for a happy ending.

Reading a Thunder Point novel always feels like a homecoming. Every story I’ve had the pleasure of reading so far always immerses me deeply into this little community, reuniting me with old friends and introducing me to new folk to love. A New Hope is certainly no exception to this phenomenon. Not only do I get to see what became of some of my old favorites (Seth, Iris, Peyton, Scott, Grace, Cooper and more), but I also got to meet Ginger and Matt and watch their own little love story unfurl.

Their relationship, and how it unfolds, is very sweet. Both have been burned by past relationships; both are heartbroken souls so wounded that they think shying away from the possibility of love is the best course of action. It is quite satisfying to see how they both slowly open up to one another, hesitant yet hopeful that this could be a good thing; it is even better to watch them wrestle with the demons of their past, occasionally making a mistake or two, in order to find their way to the good future together they so deserve. Even if it felt slightly predictable, it was still lovely to read about the ups and downs of their romance.

But I honestly wouldn’t have been so attentive to their romance had I not developed a fondness for Ginger and Matt as individuals. Ginger is heartbroken over the loss of her son, reeling from the effects of an unhealthy relationship; Matt has had his ideals shattered when it comes to marriage. Yet both are trying, in their own way, to move on, to make new lives for themselves – even before they stumble across each other. I enjoyed getting to see the smart, thoughtful side of Matt, and the strong, friendly side of Ginger, and I definitely think they’re great additions to the Thunder Point clan. (And speaking of that clan, I just love that, as always, the secondary characters get a nod or a mention. Carr integrates multiple story arcs and characters so well into each novel.)

All in all, A New Hope is certainly a charming addition to this series.

(P.S. On a random note, this cover is slightly misleading because it doesn't really fit any particular scene in the book. Just my personal opinion, of course.)

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Department of Recreation, Parks and Cultural Activities FY 2015 Service Expectations

On May 1, the Alexandria City Council voted unanimously to adopt a $636.8 million General Fund Operating Budget for Fiscal Year (FY) 2015, which begins July 1, 2014. City Council’s approval of this budget marks a significant step in aligning how the City does business with the principles set forth in the City’s Strategic Plan and the City Manager’s Performance Plan. Working in Focus Area Teams, staff used a new philosophy to build a budget framework that directly links the money Alexandria spends on providing programs and services to the community’s values.

The following information provides residents with service adjustments for the FY 2015 fiscal year (July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015):

FEE ADJUSTMENTS - Resource Allocation and Cost Recovery

The Department of Recreation, Parks and Cultural Activities (RPCA) increased fees per the City Council Approved Resource Allocation and Cost Recovery Policy. City Council Resolution No. 2613, adopted May 1, 2014, provides a summary of Fee Adjustments effective July 1, 2014. For a complete list of City Council adopted fees for FY 2015 RPCA programs and services, view the FY 2015 RPCA Fee Schedule.

Discounts are available to City of Alexandria residents in need of financial assistance. Review the Financial Assistance Policy for eligibility and levels of assistance.

To more closely align with customer demand, “on demand” hours are being implemented at some community Centers. “On demand” use includes pre-scheduled private or Department sponsored activities. Pre-scheduled private use will incur appropriate staff and rental fees as identified in the RPCA Fee Schedule

Durant Center will reduce general operating hours to 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday and is available for “on demand” use prior to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday and all day weekends. “On demand” use is subject to availability. For additional information, visit The Office of the Arts.

Nannie J. Lee Recreation Center will change its operating hours to noon to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday year-round and noon to 6 p.m. on Saturdays October 1 to March 31. For additional information, visit Recreation Centers.

Patrick Henry Recreation Center will reduce general operating hours to being purely “on demand,” meaning it will only be open during pre-scheduled Department sponsored activities such as Out of School Time and Sports programs. “On demand” use is subject to availability. For additional information, visit Recreation Centers

The City will expand the non-planting of annuals (seasonal flowers) at City maintained landscaped sites, including landscaped sites on school grounds. The City will only maintain current level of services at City Hall/Market Square. Residents, community groups and business groups may participate in the Adopt-A-Garden program to provide volunteer horticultural activities in non-funded planting beds. For additional information, call 703.746.4654.

The Department will have reduced capacity for routine park maintenance tasks, graffiti removal and after-hour response to service requests and maintenance needs. Some tasks will be differed or delayed, and service request response time will increase.  In all cases, the Department will continue to address all safety issues and maintenance needs associated with keeping the parks open for their intended use.

The Department is responsible for the mowing of most medians and traffic islands within the public rights-of-way, public parks, recreation centers, public schools and some other City owned facilities on a 14-day mowing cycle during the grass growing season. Mowing cycles are subject to change due to weather events, program schedules and specific site conditions.

Each mowing cycle includes litter pick up and removal, mowing to 3 inches of height, edging and removal of grass clippings from streets, walkways and other paved areas. To view the monthly mowing schedule for public right-of-ways, schools, recreation centers and some City owned facilities, visit Park Operations on the Department website.

Staff will continue to evaluate City services and adjust activities as required. For additional information, call the Department of Recreation, Parks and Cultural Activities at 703.746.4343 or visit the Department’s website at


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"Every effort is now being made to limit the impact of this incident on the Great Barrier Reef."

The ship hit the reef at full speed, 15km outside the shipping lane, she said.

Authorities fear an oil spill will damage the world's largest coral reef, which is listed as a World Heritage site for its environmental value.

Oil patches

Patches of oil were seen near the stricken ship early Sunday, but Maritime Safety Queensland reported no major loss from the 1,000 tons (950 metric tons) of oil on board.

"We are now very worried we might see further oil discharged from this ship," Bligh said.

A police boat was standing by to remove the 23 crew if the ship broke apart and an evacuation was necessary, she said.

Patrick Quirk, the Maritime Safety Queensland general manager, said that the vessel was badly damaged on its port side.

"At one stage last night, we thought the ship was close to breaking up. We are still very concerned about the ship," he said.

"It is in danger of actually breaking a number of its main structures and breaking into a number of parts."

A salvage contract had been signed but the operation would be difficult and assessing the damage to the ship could take a week, Quirk said.

Bligh said she feared the salvage operation could spill more oil, which could reach the mainland coast within two days.

Emergency standby

Local emergency crews were on standby to clean any oil that reached mainland beaches, she said.

Aircraft on Sunday began spraying chemicals on the oil patches to disperse it.

Peter Garrett, the federal environment minister, said authorities had been working through the night to determine what risks the ship posed to the environment.

"The government is very conscious of the importance of the Great Barrier Reef environment and ensuring that impacts on its ecology are effectively managed," he said in a statement

The 230-metre bulk carrier was carrying about 65,000 metric tons of coal to China and ran aground within hours of leaving the Queensland port of Gladstone.

Conservationists have expressed outrage that bulk carriers can travel through the reef without a marine pilot with local expertise.

Larissa Waters, spokeswoman for the Queensland Greens, an environmentally focused political party, said: "The state government is being blinded by royalties and their shortsightedness will go down in history as killing the reef."


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change past historyAt NHES, we all love animals. Our employees try to provide the very best for their personal companion animals: vet care, training, diet, exercise, and affection. We try to save farm animals’ lives by eating a healthy plant-based diet. And we look out for animals in other aspects of our lives, too. We avoid animal-tested products, we respect the wild spaces around us, and we don’t support animals in entertainment.

But no one is perfect; we all have a “dark past.” None of us began life as animal friendly as we are now. It is important to remember that past and be happy we’ve learned a better way.

One of us remembers her childhood dog came from a pet store in the mall—doubtlessly born in some dirty puppy mill. She just recently adopted a little rescue puppy. Another recalls that foie gras was one of her favorite foods. She had no idea of the cruelty in the industry and now she is a strict vegan. Another employee recalls choke chains and alpha rolls. He was always a dog lover and that was just how things were done. Now his dogs are happy, well behaved, and trained humanely. Down the hall, one of us admits her childhood dream was to be a whale trainer—maybe even own an aquarium! Now she is outspoken about the issue of captivity.

Were we bad people before? No, we were just misinformed.

And, in some ways our experiences with a less humane way of life are valuable tools for advocating on behalf of animals. First, many of us carry some guilt. Thinking about mistakes in the past pushes us to be better in the future, to atone for our actions. Second, talking about these mistakes helps us to be more relatable to those whose minds we are trying to change. Talking about your past to people lets them know anyone can change and no one is perfect. Third, remembering our history helps humanize those with whom you disagree. Maybe a neighboring family chains their dog. Stop and remember your first dog who lived in a dog house outside. You thought that was normal at the time. Your neighbors also probably think it’s normal. Instead of condemning them, gently show them a better way. Much animal neglect is committed because of ignorance, not malevolence.

The exciting thing is, when we look at our own past, it gives us hope for the future. Through the continued efforts of animal advocates, more and more people will be able to leave their “dark pasts” behind and making real changes. Some of the changes people have made include spaying and neutering their companion animals to cut down on the number of unwanted animals dying in animal shelters. In addition, today, fewer pet stores sell puppies and kittens because people realize the animals come from mills where the breeding animals are treated horribly. And, just a few years ago, many people didn’t know what a vegetarian or vegan was; now the number of people embracing a plant-based diet is increasing.


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The Juggler

I haven’t blogged in what feels like a million years.

It’s not that I don’t have anything to say, it’s far more that I have so much to say, and not a lot of time to say it with. Add to that the fact that I feel like I’m apologizing every time I show up here because I haven’t blogged in forever, and it’s getting sort of lame! So, no apologies.

I’m not going to apologize for living in the moment over the last few months. And we’ve had some really, REALLY great moments!

We’ve been to Virginia & Florida, spent a lot of time with family, started school, started gymnastics, started football. We’ve run practically non-stop since the first of July, and we’ve loved it.

Right this very moment, however? The non-stop of it all is catching up with me. I’m exhausted, physically and emotionally. I’m overwhelmed, trying to keep my head above water. Classes, work, home, the kids, PTO stuff, I’m juggling a million little balls, and am scared to death I might drop one or two. Some of them are glass, and if they fall, they could shatter into a million irreparable pieces.

Luckily, most of them would just bounce, a few might dent a little, but the majority would survive the fall. The thing is, I don’t want to drop them. I love things about each of those balls I’m juggling, it’s why I picked them up to begin with.

This is the season that I am in, I guess. As we transition from the easy days of summer to the full days of fall, it’s just going to be harder. Certainly until I get back to a point where I can find my rhythm.

Because those balls in the air? They’ll stay that way, with the right rhythm.

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Paper Bag Octopus Craft

The best part of this cute paper bag octopus craft is watching it all come together. It starts out so simply, by just filling a small paper bag with some newspaper. Then with a little string and some cutting you have an adorable ocean animal craft! This is a fantastic preschool craft as it uses simple materials and steps. Enjoy!

What you'll need:

  • Small brown paper bag
  • Two googly eyes
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  • Newspaper
  • String
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How to make your kids octopus craft:
  • Crumple up enough newspaper to fill the bottom of the paper bag.
  • Gather the paper bag together above where it is filled and tie the bag shut with string. This will create the head. (**Tip: if you have everything for this craft but the string, dental floss will work in a pinch!).
  • Glue the two googly eyes onto the octopus. Use your marker to draw a smile on under the eyes.
  • Cut the loose part of the bag into strips so that you end up with eight legs.
  • Use your marker to draw circles onto each of the legs.

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Mrs. Fields Eggnog Cookies

2 1/2 cups flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon nutmeg
1 1/4 cups sugar
3/4 cup butter
1/2 cup eggnog
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 egg yolks
1 tablespoon nutmeg

Preheat oven to 300F. In a medium bowl combine flour, baking
powder, cinnamon and nutmeg. mix well with a wire whisk and
set aside.

In a large bowl, cream sugar and butter with an electric mixer
to form a grainy paste. Add eggnog, vanilla and egg yolks and beat
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After I graduate I plan to

I want to work in grant writing, and then move toward the business section of non-profits. I also hope to become a great writer!

My favorite place on campus is

I love the library! Joe’s is also a really fun place on campus, and I would also have to say my house. Those would be my top three!

Some of my favorite professors include

Dr. Aspinall—he encourages you to do your best and work hard!

So far, my favorite class(es) has/have been

I took an Irish and Oedipal Literature class my freshman year, and it was what made me choose to become an English major. It was a great discussion-based class and I am so glad I took it during my first year of college.

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I did an independent study for grant writing; it was something that I went out and worked for, so I feel very accomplished that I made it happen.

I'd advise an Alma freshman to

Don’t be afraid to explore what you can do at Alma – take a bunch of different classes, join a bunch of different groups, just get out there and take advantage of what Alma College has to offer.

I'd tell a student considering coming to Alma

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40th year! Eight days of music, song and dance from 1st to 8th August 2015

Every year in early August, Alnwick is filled with the sounds and sights of the International Music Festival.

And this year will be an extra-special milestone as we celebrate our 40th year.

Eight days of passionate folk dancing, music and colourful costumes in the historic surroundings of Alnwick - a unique cultural experience!

Latest news about countries from which we are expecting groups to take part this year:

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See our Performers page for more details - we aim to update this with more information soon!

Welcoming the world to Alnwick - the beating heart of Northumberland!

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Here (above) are some photos from recent festivals, to whet your appetite for this year’s events.

Our first festival was in 1976, since when folk song and dance groups from all over the world, including Mexico, the US, Italy, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Belarus, Estonia, Bulgaria and South Korea have taken part.

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April 17, 2007

SANTA ANA, Calif., - First American Home Buyers Protection Corporation, a member of The First American Corporation (NYSE: FAF) family of companies, announced today that it has named Daniel T. Langston president and Lawrence F. Hariton chief operating officer.

“First American Home Buyers Protection has experienced dramatic growth over the last several years as it has evolved into a leading nationwide home warranty provider,” said Martin R. Wool, president of The First American Corporation’s Specialty Insurance segment. “Dan and Larry have both exhibited the leadership qualities required to lead the company as it continues to grow geographically, as well as expand into new distribution channels.”

With nearly 30 years of home warranty experience, Langston, who joined First American Home Buyers in 1984, served as senior vice president for 20 years before assuming the roles of executive vice president and chief operating officer in 2004, positions that he has held until his appointment as president. Prior to his work with First American, Langston served as senior vice president for a nationwide home warranty company in Los Angeles.

In February 2006, Hariton was named chief financial officer for First American Home Buyers, a position he will continue to maintain in addition to his new responsibilities as chief operating officer. Prior to joining First American, Hariton spent 11 years in the entertainment industry, where he served in several capacities, including executive vice president of operations and logistics, and chief financial officer for Universal Studios Home Video, as well as working as a consultant for various companies.

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Sports Archives — The Altamont Enterprise, May 3, 2007

Dutchmen bounce back from first loss of the season

By Tim Matteson

GUILDERLAND — The Guilderland baseball team suffered its first loss of the season on Saturday, but bounced back in resounding fashion.

The Dutchmen lost to Shaker, 6-5, on Saturday, but bounced back to beat Ballston Spa, 12-2, on Monday.

On Saturday, Guilderland gave up four runs in the fifth inning and gave up a 4-0 lead. The teams traded runs in the sixth inning, but Shaker took the lead in the top half of the seventh inning and this time the Dutchmen did not have any late-inning magic.

On Monday, the Dutchmen bounced back behind the pitching of Nick Polsinelli and Greg Barcomb for the 12-2 win.

Guilderland banged out 14 hits and took advantage of six Ballston Spa errors.

The Dutchmen broke a 2-2 tie in the top half of the second inning with four runs and cruised from there as they shut out the Scotties for the rest of the game.

Guilderland also beat Averill Park last Thursday, 10-4.

Sophomore Kyle LaValley got his first varsity win on the mound for the Dutch.

The Dutchmen are now 8-1 overall and 7-1 in the Suburban Council. They hosted Burnt Hills on Wednesday.

Guilderland will be preparing for the home stretch of the season in the next couple of weeks. After Wednesday’s game, the Dutchmen play at Shenendehowa on Friday, at Columbia on Monday, and at Bethlehem next Wednesday.

Guilderland finishes the season with games at Queensbury, and at home against Columbia, Niskayuna, and Biship Maginn.

Up and downs continue for young Dutch

By Tim Matteson

GUILDERLAND — It will be just a matter of time before the young Guilderland softball players will make the team one of the top in the Suburban Council again.

Until then, the Lady Dutch will take their lumps as they did in a 15-5 loss to Shaker on Friday. The loss came a day after Guilderland beat Averill Park.

"We played a pretty good game last night," said Guilderland Coach Jessica Allen on Friday. "And the girls did pretty well today."

Allen is taking over the reins as head coach for Jennifer Ficarra, who is waiting to give birth to her first child. Allen is also the daughter of long-time Berne-Knox-Westerlo softball coach and Section II softball chairwoman, Cathy Allen.

The Lady Dutch beat Ballston Spa, 2-1, on Monday.

Backing each other up

"We made a couple of errors," Jessica Allen said. "But we played well defensively for the most part. We were backing each other up and we were calling plays out. They were just hitting the ball."

Shaker batted around the order in the first and third innings. The Blue Bison scored five runs in the first inning and six in the third. Shaker also scored two runs in the second stanza and led, 13-2, heading into the bottom of the third frame.

Laura Napoli and Sara Heller scored runs in the first inning for Guilderland. Deb Schildt drove in Napoli with an RBI groundout.

Heller scored after a passed ball on a strikeout. The ball was misplayed by the Shaker catcher, Kayla Koumjian, and was thrown to first to complete the strikeout; Heller then dashed for home and beat the return throw to the plate.

The Lady Dutch chipped into the lead with three runs in the bottom of the third inning.

Napoli and Heller led off the inning with back-to-back walks. And, after a flyout, Jen McCutcheon walked to load the bases.

Meryl Kremer grounded out, but Napoli was able to score on the play. Rachel Vein singled to drive in Heller.

After Michelle Giwerc walked to load the bases, Nicky Marcucci hit a ball that was misplayed by the Shaker second baseman and allowed McCutcheon to score from third base.

But those would be the only runs the Dutch would score in the game. Guilderland only gave up two runs in the final four innings.

"We had some bright spots," Allen said. "Lauren had a beautiful hit. You can’t do much when the other team is hitting. Shaker has good hitters and good fielders. We can bring only what we can bring to the game. It is out of our control what the other team does."

McCutcheon and Schildt pitched for the Lady Dutch.

After Monday’s game, the Dutch have a 4-3 record in the Suburban Council and are 4-5 overall.

"Improved a lot"

Allen, however, has seen some good things.

"They’ve improved a lot," Allen said of her team. "They are coming together as a team and they support each other. We are a young team and we spend a lot of time getting experience. It’s fun and exciting to see that improvement. When they make a good play, I feel their joy."

The cold and rainy weather has made it difficult for the Lady Dutch to get on the field and work on getting experience.

"We’ve played one game on this field," Allen said on Friday. "We’ve practiced on it twice.

"We’ve had days where we are rained out and can’t get outside," Allen said. "Then there is no gym space, and it’s tough to get practice, so you tell them to just go home. It doesn’t help us to do anything that we can build on."

After Monday’s game, the Lady Dutch were scheduled to play Burnt Hills on Wednesday. Guilderland is then scheduled to play at Shenendehowa on Friday and at Columbia on Monday. The Dutch will then host Bethlehem on Wednesday.

Guilderland has six new varsity players on the team this spring and has only one returning senior.

"We knew that this team had to learn how to come together," Allen said. "They are improving the way they should be."

The improvements will be subtle as the younger players grow into varsity players. But Allen likes what she has seen in the team’s recent play and thinks her players will only get better.

"I thought we played well today," she said on Friday. "They [Shaker] played a little bit better than we did. But we’re getting there. What it comes down to a lot of times is us playing together. And we have been throughout the year; that is always good."

Dutchmen making one-goal games a habit

By Tim Matteson

GUILDERLAND — After picking up its biggest win of the season, there wasn’t much of a letdown for the Guilderland boys’ lacrosse team.

The Dutchmen split a pair of one-goal games — their fourth in a row — this past week.

Guilderland beat Columbia, 7-6, last Thursday but lost to Lakeland of Section I, 8-7.

Uriah Myrie led the scoring with three goals in Saturday’s contest. He also added an assist.

Aaron Cahill and Jordan Dubose each scored two goals for the Dutchmen. Quinn Connell, Chris Conway, and Matt Stillman had assists in the contest. Stillman has two helpers for Guilderland.

Dutch goalie Nick Koss made 12 saves in Saturday’s contest.

Against Columbia last Thursday, Myrie was again the big gun. He scored three goals to lead the Dutch. Travis Moore and Rory Nunamacher each scored two goals. Nunamacher also had an assist.

Also picking up assists for Guilderland were Connell, Conway, and Stillman.

Koss made seven saves in goal for the Dutchmen.

Guilderland now has a 7-4 record overall and a 6-1 mark in the Suburban Council.

The Dutchmen played Ballston Spa on Wednesday. Guilderland next plays Shenendehowa in Clifton Park on Friday night and then travels to Burnt Hills on Tuesday.

Tuesday night lights shine bright for Dutch

By Tim Matteson

GUILDERLAND — The lights of John Fallon Field on the University at Albany campus shone on the four senior members of the Guilderland girls’ lacrosse team.

The only thing brighter than those lights, were the smiles on their faces.

The Lady Dutch had just beaten Suburban Council rival Saratoga, 15-9, to remain at the top of the league standings.

The four upperclassmen — captains Nikki Branchini, Lynn Tran, Julie Malkowski, and Jen Kaye — were very happy with Tuesday’s night win that improved the Lady Dutch’s record to 9-2 overall and 8-1 in the Suburban Council.

"We played a good all-around game," Branchini said. "We have some girls coming back from injuries."

"Or we have some girls with pre-existing injuries," Tran added.

Surge ahead

The Dutch broke open a close game by scoring the first five goals of the second half.

Guilderland led 6-4 at halftime, but got goals from Abbey Fashouer and Danielle Tetreault in the first minute-and-a-half of the second 25-minute period.

Fashouer scored at the 24:09 mark of the half and Tetreault scored her goal with an assist from Amanda Best with 23:42 left in the game.

Tetreault scored again with 18:35 left in the game off another assist from Best.

Tetreault and Best hooked up again for the next goal, but this time Best scored with the assist from Tetreault.

Fashouer scored on a free position after a Saratoga foul and the Dutch led 11-4 with 16:13 left in the game.

Katherine Sutton ended the Guilderland scoring streak with a free position goal for Saratoga.

But Guilderland scored again as Bridget Daley scored an unassisted goal with 12:04 left and Tetreault scored with 8:54 left with an assist from Jen Madsen.

Guilderland scored two more goals to hold a 10-goal advantage with 6:09 left in the game. Best scored an unassisted goal at 6:30 and Courtney Davis scored a few seconds later with an assist from Madsen to go up 15-5.

Sutton scored her second goal of the half with 5:01 left. It was only the second goal scored by Saratoga in the first 20 minutes of the half.

The Blue Streaks added three more goals down the stretch, but couldn’t get any closer to the Lady Dutch.

"We knew we had to pick it up," Malkowski said of the second-half surge.

"We knew they could come back," Branchini said. "We didn’t let them. It was a great effort; they couldn’t slow our momentum."

Guilderland got goals in the first half from Tetreault; Chelsey Newman; Fashouer; Newman, again; Fashouer, assisted by Tetreault; and Tetreault, again.

Jen Kaye made eight saves in goal for the Lady Dutch. Saratoga goalie Erin Delancy made 11 saves but faced a lot more shots.

"We’re passing the ball well and finding cutters," Kaye said. "It was an all-around effort. Everybody played a big part."

"Our team defense was good," said Tran, a defender along with Malkowski. "We ride a lot on that. And from there we cleared the ball well."

"Turning point"

The Lady Dutch had a couple of tough games to make it to Tuesday’s big contest.

Guilderland defeated Shaker, 12-11, in five overtimes last Tuesday.

Fashouer won the game for the Lady Dutch with a goal after receiving a pass from Tetreault.

Tetreault and Best led the scoring with three goals and two assists each. Branchini scored two goals. Newman, Madsen, Meera Chapiddi, and Fashouer each tallied a goal.

Kaye made 15 saves in goal for Guilderland.

"We never would have gotten to overtime, no less five overtimes," said Guilderland Coach Gary Chatnik, "if Meera had not scored to tie up the game with 17 seconds to go in regulation. Meera had played an excellent game up to that point, but, when we stole the ball and got it down the field, Meera got the ball and got fouled.

"She then made a terrific shot," Chatnik added, "and it was the shot of adrenaline that we needed. We were on the verge of a tough loss, but her shot may have been the turning point for our season."

The win was great but exhausting for the Lady Dutch.

"Everyone played hard, us and Shaker," Chatnik said. "It was a great game to watch. Jen Kaye had her best game of the year and kept us in it until we could win it. When Abbey scored, we basically all collapsed, but we were happy. I was pleased with our effort especially since Courtney Davis and Daley were out with injuries."

Chatnik said that the win was a total team effort and said that every player "left it all on the field."

"We clicked"

On Saturday, the outcome wasn’t tense as Guilderland beat Niskayuna, 10-6.

Newman led the scoring with three goals and one assist. Branchini had two goals and one assist. Tetreault and Fashouer each had two goals, Madsen had a goal. Best and Chappidi added assists.

Kaye made 10 saves in goal for the Lady Dutch.

"We played well against an excellent team," Chatnik said. "It took awhile for us to get our shooting on target, but we clicked in the second half. "

The score was tied 4-4 at halftime.

"We controlled the draws in the second half and our midfield of Bridget Daley, Nikki Branchini, and Chelsey Newman really took over," Chatnik said. "They got the ground balls and figured in seven goals. We scored quickly in the second half and then Jen Kaye made a great stop on a free perfect pass. Then Abbey, Chelsey, and Nikki scored and we were up 10-5. It was pretty much over then. Our defense held them to two goals in the second half. Julie Malkowski, Lynn Tran, Lauren Cagino, Corinne Chatnik, Amy Branchini, and Laura Decker had excellent games."

"The young girls on the team are really good," Tran said. "They are going to be good for the next couple of years."

"Out with a bang"

The seniors on the team are good. Branchini will be playing Division I lacrosse at Albany next spring. Tran will be playing at the State University of New York College at Cortland, and Kaye will be playing field hockey and lacrosse at Hartwick College. Malkowski will be going to Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn. and will play on the club team there.

Guilderland also beat Colonie on Monday, 20-3. The Lady Dutch have lost just one game in the league against rival Bethlehem.

"I wish we could take a couple of games back," Kaye said, referring to the Bethlehem game and a loss to Lakeland. "We’ll just win them when it counts."

"That will feel so much better," Branchini added.

The Lady Dutch played Shenendehowa at home on Wednesday. Guilderland plays Ballston Spa today (Thursday) and then travels to play Shen on Monday and Columbia on Wednesday.

The Lady Dutch seniors hope to continue the early success and capture that elusive Section II banner.

"We want to go out with a bang," Malkowski said.

"We want to be remembered for the next couple of years," Tran added.

"We just want to put a plaque up," Branchini concluded.

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Are you going to make a thread to remove Refess bias from the soul skill Nitro listed? Also, have you seen the proxy soul skills?

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More Hands2Help Charity Quilts!

I have some really super friends in my small quilt group the Wild Threads.  When I first found out about the Hands2Help Charity Quilt Challenge at Confessions of a Fabric Addict I emailed the ladies to see if anyone wanted to participate.  Well, I received 5 beautiful quilts from 5 wonderful ladies.  Together with mine I was able to mail off 3 quilts to Quilts Beyond Borders -Ethiopia and 3 quilts to Happy Chemo.

 I had a photo shoot in the yard!
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Clockwise: Debbie LaMar, Diane Graham, Lisa Mathis (aka 9patchnurse), Annette Renard, Chris McNeil, and Kathleen Weber

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These look beautiful! What great friends you have :)

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Very pretty quilts. What a wonderful thing you and friends have done by making all these quilts.

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Baking Artisan Pastries and  Breads: Sweet and Savory Baking for Breakfast, Brunch, and  Beyond
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Including step-by-step process photos of  techniques, award-winning pastry chef and teacher Hitz ("Baking Artisan Bread") provides a solid foundation for bakers to produce  professional-looking baked goods. Following an introduction that  discusses ingredients, equipment, and techniques, recipes (from  breakfast muffins to lemon brioche doughnuts) are progressively  presented from the easiest to the more complex. Listed ingredients  are measured in metric, weight, and volume. Also included are  conversion charts; lists of online resources, tools, equipment, and  organizations; and a glossary. An excellent plus is the 20-minute  instructional DVD, which teaches advanced methods such as rubbing,  creaming, and blending. Highly recommended for beginning bakers.  - Library Journal, December 15, 2009

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Ciril Hitz is the Department Chair for the International Baking and Pastry Institute at Johnson & Wales University in Providence, Rhode Island. He graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design, after which he returned to his native Switzerland and completed a three-year apprenticeship as a Pastry Chef/Chocolatier. He was first introduced to bread baking while in Europe, which laid the foundation for the skills that led him to where he is today. Hitz has been recognized nationally and internationally with numerous awards and accomplishments. He was selected as a Top Ten Pastry Chef in America in both 2007 and 2008 by Pastry Art & Design magazine. In 2004 he competed in the National Bread and Pastry Team Championship, winning the overall team Gold Medal as well as all individual bread awards. He was a member of the Bread Bakers Guild Team USA that competed at the 2002 Coupe du Monde de la Boulangerie in Paris, France, where the team captured the silver medal. He has been a guest instructor and expert at many national and international culinary events and schools and serves on the Advisory Board of the Bread Bakers Guild of America. Ciril Hitz is frequently seen on The Food Network and has been featured on the NBC's The Today Show. His work has graced the pages of numerous magazines and the interiors of exhibition halls and museums, including COPIA in Napa, California. He is the producer of his own line of educational DVDs. For more information on his work, visit

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