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He is enthusiastic, knowledgable, and friendly. I would recommend him for lessons anywhere from the most inexperienced guitarist all the way up to the person who has played for 20 years! He is the professor of guitars!"
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writes and records music for use in film and television as well as songwriter
and producer greats such as Tim James, Antonina Armato, and legendary Desmond Child. With Wild Whirled Music I have had my songs placed on MTV, FOX, TNT, VH1, CW, E!, Bravo, FX, USA and TLC on shows such as LA Ink, Its Always Sunny In Philadelphia, Parks and Recreation, Mentalist, Psych, Bones, The Office, The Adam Sandler Film "That's My Boy" and the Greg Kinnear film “Stuck In Love”
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Music shapes my life and has made me the person I am today. My experience in training in opera, musical theatre, jazz, and pop has expanded my musical skills and knowledge. Not only have I been trained in performance, but I have also studied music history, music theory, conducting, movement training, ballet, Alexander Technique, acting, yoga, stage craft, improvisation, other languages, diction and the International Phonetic Alphabet, voice science and anatomy, and vocal pedagogy. I have completed my Bachelor of Music in Operatic Vocal Performance from the prestigious Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University under the tutelage of the legendary Carol Vaness. I have also studied with acclaimed teachers and coaches around the world including Dr. Kari Ragan and Maestro Dean Williamson.
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Teaching brings me such joy! To share the love of music and to educate the musicians of tomorrow is both gratifying and inspiring. I have been teaching since 2005 and provide a fun and focused learning experience where there are no "wrong" questions, and everybody's unique voice is celebrated! Many of my students have gone on to study music in college, and have landed lead roles in musical theatre, choir solos, All State and All Northwest choirs, and won awards in Classical competitions.
In my spare time, I like to hike, eat good food, and spend time with family and friends!
*** Lesson Details ***
My studio provides musical knowledge through private lessons including healthy vocal technique, basic understanding of music theory, and basic piano skills. I encourage a fun and focused environment. Come ready to learn, and let's make music!
A typical lesson will include vocalises that detail proper technique, some ear training work, some music theory training, and will be followed by repertoire. During this time, students will learn how to produce clear and authentic diction (English and other languages), breath management, phrase shaping, smooth transitions between higher and lower pitches, stylistic ornamentation, as well as dramatic involvement of the piece.
Students will learn the importance of the foundations of breath support, and how to create a healthy sound for any genre while keeping the unique qualities of their own voice-- no cookie-cutter singers here! Students will also learn how to read music, practice effectively, perform authentically, and take care of their delicate instrument for a lifetime of singing!
While Skype is a marvelous tool that has revolutionized the world of teaching, nothing can replicate natural acoustics. In-studio lessons are suggested for a clearer and more personable lesson.
**Skype lessons are reserved for long distance students only**
STUDIO ABSENCE and CANCELLATION POLICIES:
Regularly scheduled and attended lessons are the best way to see positive changes in your voice! The smooth running of the Studio Schedule helps make that happen. Therefore, missing lessons is discouraged and make up lessons/cancellations are not given in the Studio unless:
- I have had a performance or rehearsal that conflicts with our lesson time and cannot have the lesson as scheduled. If this occurs, I will inform you of the event as soon as possible and give you the option of a make up lesson or cancelling the lesson.
- Notices of foreseen cancellations (family vacations, religious holidays, school functions, special occasions etc.) are eligible for rescheduling or cancellation if given before the first lesson of the month.
- Of course, life can throw us for a loop! Illness, emergencies, and unforeseen events may possibly be given make ups or cancellations and will be determined at the Studio's discretion. (In the matter of illness: standard procedure is that if the student can attend work/school, they should come to their lesson. A cold can easily be worked around. If the voice is affected (for singing students), Studio time can still be used to work on ear training, music theory, music history, etc.)
All other absences will result in the lesson being marked as "missed". A hard copy of the Studio Policies and further details will be given to the student at the first lesson. Please feel free to ask any questions or clarifications.
*** Studio Equipment ***
The studio lessons take place in a designated area of my home. The room includes seating for parents to observe lessons as well as a weighted keyboard (88 keys), music stand, desk, and materials. No pets. Lots of street parking is available. Shopping and coffee/food located within walking distance.
*** Specialties ***
Other styles and genres: Musical Theatre, Jazz, Pop, and Rock.
· Opera Voice · In studio
· Opera Voice · In studio
I enjoy sharing what I know with my fellow students. I have seen the impact music has on families; it unites them like a beautiful song. Some of my students take lessons along with their parents. This creates opportunities for duets and so much more. Many of my students compliment my patience and say they have learned so much in so little time.
About your lessons:
I host the following recitals: a Christmas and Spring recital.
Teaching Philosophy for Piano
* For the very young beginner (4-8), we will refer to Dogs and Birds, which is a wonderful book series developed in the United Kingdom that includes colorful illustrations making learning music enjoyable for the young musician.
* We will journey through Faber books and loose music material for your music studies.
* You will learn all major and minor scales.
* Other books like Bastien and Alfred will be included.
* Have fun playing songs.
* Learn to sightread.
* Ear-training development.
* Learn about technique and proper poster.
* Enjoy learning songs in classical style. Even the best jazz musicians recommend training classically before jazz.
* Learn solfege.
* For older learners you will refer to Faber studies, loose materials and Hanon drills.
Teaching Philosophy for Guitar
* The younger beginner will start with Alfred's kids guitar course.
* Learn how to read tablature and music.
* William Leavitt's Berkley guitar study.
* Learn how to play scales in the first position on your guitar.
* Build rhythm studies and cadences.
* Develop ear training and dexterity.
* Sightread chords and melodies.
* Play duets.
* Have fun playing songs.
About your instructor:
I teach piano and guitar.
I cover the Everett/Snohomish area.
Has choreographed a musical and loves to dance.
Works with special needs students.
Has studied with many professional musicians and professors.
Melissa attended Cornish College of the Arts from 2005-2007 to earn her music composition degree. She later transferred to Trinity Lutheran College earning her Bachelor of Music degree in Music and Worship. She has been playing music since she was five years old. Melissa has been in touring bands in California, choir throughout college, community bands, open mics, gigs, musical theatre and theatre since 2005. She interned at the 5th Avenue Theatre in downtown Seattle. She was recently seen performing guitar along with one of her students in Cotton Patch Gospel. You may have also seen her as an accompanist and actor in It's A Wonderful Life, A Live Radio Play, at Warm Beach Camp's dinner theater, 2014. She's played music for residents at a retirement home, is getting ready to record her first full album and teaches music to children at Northshore Christian Academy.
I look forward to serving you as your music instructor!
· Piano · In home
· Classical Piano · In studio
· Guitar · In home
I've spent three summers in a row teaching at Camp Jam and Day Jams, and I had the pleasure of being the Camp Jam kids director of the Orange County location in 2008. They were both great experiences . I have spent he last couple summers teaching School of Rock summer camps which was also a really fun time.
I love helping students find their passion for music and the creative process. I have been teaching at my current music school for about two years, and privately for about 6 years.
I have studied and taught many different styles of guitar, as well as note reading and theory. You could
I am currently not traveling to homes for lessons, but I am still taking students who are able and willing to come to my location.
As a private instructor, I genuinely encourage efficient practice, solid technique and good tone quality, as well as an appreciation for music. I also incorporate the study of music theory and the study of music fundamentals in my lessons. I have experience teaching the genres of classical, jazz, modern, folk, and pop music and hope to extend the joy of learning music to my students. Over the past ten years I
· Saxophone · Online
As of May 2017, I'm new to TakeLessons/charging money for teaching privately, so please know how much I appreciate your patronage and audience. I know the importance of a patient, encouraging, knowledgeable teacher when learning t
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I began teaching beginning guitar lessons to friends and classmates in high school. Ever since I picked up the guitar, I knew it was something that I wanted to pursue professionally because of the joy that it brought me. Being able to share that with other people is something I am very passionate about. I continued teaching beginning guitar and advanced jazz harmony to other guitarists in the music program to help pay tuition in college at USC. I taught at Music and Arts in Redmond during the summer after finish
Jazz is a style of music I specialize in and I teach it like teaching a language as I firmly believe that jazz is a language. I teach improvisation to not only guitar, but to all instruments as the concepts are the same. Improvisation lessons are fun and interactive and challenge you to be creative, which is what art is all about!
My teaching method is very flexible, as I am very aware that students learning styles and goals vary greatly. I am a patient teacher who will work to help put a student in a position to be successful and achieve his or her goals through lesson plans and teaching methods tailored to meet the student's learning style. Seeing students succeed and have fun making progress and improving as a musician brings me a lot of joy!
There is nothing more frustrating for a student than feeling like they're treading water trying to teach themselves. My goal is to make the learning process as fun as possible! One of the ways I do that is giving the student the opportunity to experiment with improvisation and explore the instrument during lessons and for when they practice at home to supplement the more formal training. This helps students develop their own individual sound on the instrument from day one, is fun and interactive, and gives the student the chance to be creative when learning a new instrument..
· Blues Guitar · Online
· Guitar · Online
· Guitar · In studio
· Songwriting · In studio
"Anton is an exceptional player & inspirational teacher… and a lot of FUN! He is organized & prepared, and so well versed in so many aspects of jazz performance & education… What more could a student want?!"
— Susan Muscarella, Director, California Jazz Conservatory
"Anton's the perfect blend: a top-flight saxophonist, an inspired composer and a professional with a keen sense of the music indus
— Joe Gilman, Musical Director, Brubeck Institute
I have studied and been trained in multiple genres, and I can assist students in using healthy vocal technique for any style of music. While much of my performing experience has been in Classical singing, I have also performed Pop music, and I have performed with multiple a cappella groups. Whether you're hoping to start your career in opera or just want to have another hobby in your life, I can help!
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“ “The lady in question has no interest in me. True, I’ve aided her a few times in past months, but we’ve hardly said two words to one another. She views me as little more than a servant. Perhaps even less.” Although he laughed at the possibility of Celia Buchanan ever accepting him as suitor, Gabriel admitted the idea filled him with a longing he could not ignore. He’d give his soul to have all obstacles of class and background erased between them. To be seen as an equal, one fit to pursue the lady he desired, accepted based on his character and deeds. ”
My Darling Rogue is the first book in the Wicked Rogues Romance series by April Moran. It is an interesting historical romance with angst, drama, chemistry, steam, emotion, secrets, danger, and more.
Lady Celia Buchanan is about to meet her match when she meets Gabriel Rose. Their chemistry sizzles and the sparks fly, with danger adding even more intensity to the whole story. What happens makes for a captivating read.
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Chocolate Milk - Chocolate Milk (Expanded) (1977/2014)
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A New Orleans funk and soul ensemble who enjoyed moderate success in the mid-'70s, Chocolate Milk recorded for RCA from 1975 to 1983. Their roster included lead vocalist Frank Richard, saxophonist Amandee Castenell, trumpeter Joe Foxx, keyboardist Robert Dabon, guitarist Mario Tio, and drummer Dwight Richards. Their best songs were up-tempo and/or light dance/novelty numbers such as "Action Speaks Louder Than Words" in 1975, "Girl Callin" in 1978, and "Blue Jeans" in 1981. All were Top 20 R&B hits; they also tried ballads and heartache tunes, but Richard wasn't as confident or effective on those. The self-titled album, released in 1977, can now be listened to in an expanded edition in excellent quality.


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A four-month-old infant died due to Covid-19 in Kozhikode district of Kerala today morning. The baby, born with cardiac complications, tested positive for Covid-19 on April 22 while undergoing treatment for pneumonia infection.
The swab samples of his parents have also been sent for tests and the results are awaited. The family hails from hailing from Payyanad village in Malappuram district.
The baby was admitted in a private hospital with breathing problems on April 17 and shifted to Kozhikode Medical College on April 21 after developing severe pneumonia.
The health department is yet to confirm the cause of death. Earlier one of his relative tested positive for Covid-19 and recovered from the infection.
The medical bulletin released by the Kozhikode Medical College stated that the baby was born underweight and had cardiac problems.
Earlier, two people--a 69-year-old NRI businessman in Kochi and a 68-year-old retired police official in Thiruvananthapuram--died in March while undergoing treatment for Covid-19.
Besides them, 71-year-old P Mehroof, a resident of Mahe in Puducherry also died at Parayaram Medical College in Kannur.
As of Thursday morning, Kerala had reported 447 Covid-19 cases, of which 324 have recovered.
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Zagreb to Ljubljana
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We need help promoting good News from Ukraine,she said, answering the question of what assistance Ukraine needs from the EU for further rapprochement with the European community.
The Vice Prime Minister also noted that she had already conveyed such a signal to the European side: this was discussed on Monday morning during her meeting with ambassadors of the European Union countries.
According to her, “because of the lack of good news, Ukraine sometimes creates an unjustifiably negative image,” which causes resistance of EU citizens to further rapprochement with Kiev.
Good, sometimes even boring news should be heard by European society. It is society, not politicians. We know that bad news quickly finds its way to the media without any help. But we don’t have the opportunity to push through the positive news,explained Klimpush-Tsintsadze.


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Welcome to the third instalment in our mini-series of blog posts on the General Data Protection Regulation.
In our last GDPR blog we explained that the DPA and GDPR apply when personal data is being processed by an organisation, and that one of several grounds must be satisfied for the processing to comply with the legislation.
One of the most frequently applied grounds for processing personal data is consent.
Consent and the GDPR
The GDPR will place greater requirements around consent, making the process more onerous for businesses but providing individuals with greater assurance that their data will not be used unless they want it to be.
Silence, pre-ticked boxes on websites or any other form of passive acceptance will not constitute consent under the GDPR.
Consent under the GDPR means offering individuals genuine choice and control.
Does your business process personal data?
If so, you need to start taking steps (if you haven’t already) to ensure your collection of personal data is compliant with the GDPR. Databases which contain data that has not been obtained in compliance with the GDPR may be unusable from 25 May 2018.
How should you seek consent?
Requests for consent must be easily comprehensible, accessible and in clear and plain language. They should be:
- conveyed in a language likely to be understood by the relevant data subject; and
- clearly identifiable within the surrounding contract or agreement.
The data subject must be made aware of the name of your organisation and the identity of any other organisations that will process the personal data.The purposes for processing the information must be clear. Consent only applies to the purpose for which it has been obtained. For example, if you obtain consent to use personal data for a research project you must obtain further, separate consent if you wish to use it for marketing purposes.
Consent to processing will not be valid where performance of a contract is contingent upon the giving of consent (although you may be able to rely on another ground such as legitimate interest – please see our second mini-blog for more information.
The right to revoke
Data subjects must be given the ability to revoke their consent at any time. Revocation must be as easy for the data subject as giving consent. Any data processing that occurs before consent is revoked will still be valid.
Keep a record
Organisations should keep records of consent where it is used as justification for processing and review existing consent mechanisms to ensure that they comply with the requirements for consent highlighted above.
Documentation in respect of consent should record:
- the manner in which consent was obtained;
- the purposes for processing personal data;
- descriptions of the categories of data subjects and of personal data; and
- if, how and when consent has subsequently been revoked.
Disclaimer: Anything posted on this blog is for general information only and is not intended to provide legal advice on any general or specific matter. Please refer to our terms and conditions for further information. Please contact the author of the blog if you would like to discuss the issues raised.

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... a Italian chain store till it opened, desperate days called for desperate measures. A quick debrief of the night over pasta we headed back to the airport to head home. After flight delays and circling above London a few times we landed back at Heathrow, weary and jaded. Our next New Years is set for New York 2016. Tomorrow Billy and I are going to white city Westfield, I've got my fingers crossed for a sudden splurge of generosity from Billy as we pass the Prada ...
... one of the most beautiful places he has been, however the other night he called to have a pizza delivered. The pizzeria asked for the address and he said Edinburgh castle, the pizza guys thought it was a prank and hung up the phone. Scotland's Crown Jewels are also here. They consist of some jewelry, a crown, sword and sceptre. The crown is made from all Scottish materials, the gold and all the stones. The crown dates back to 1540. The sceptre was a gift from pope Alexander VI and ...
... at Inverness. It has 8 locks within 500 yards and allows larger boats and cruises and opens up the inland/highlands to the ocean. It was something we particularly wanted to see and do and weren't disappointed. Went on a couple of mountain and loch walks and found the Claichaig Inn in magnificent country and it was also featured in a Harry Potter movie. We dropped in here on a couple of occasions. We also went ...
... heading back up the stairs. Since Gilmerton Cove was so small, we sent our students in three separate groups to view it. From Gilmerton Cove, we drove to Calton Hill for an opportunity to view the Scottish National Monument, which many Scots refer to as the “National Disgrace”. Essentially, the site contains a completed tower and a half finished acropolis. Apparently, the Scottish government ran out of money and had to abandon the project. The hilltop site ...
... the lovely Polish girl helped us to book a B&B for the night. We walked around the centre of the city for a bit but then decided to head off to the B&B via Holyrood Park and the Holyrood Palace. It is apparently the Queen's official residence in Scotland - other than Balmoral, I guess. No Queen's flag but definitely guards around. We now are in the top floor of the MW Townhouse with a very cute window seat and sloping ceilings. We ...


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An Iranian governor who described liberals as “worthless” was slapped in the face during a public speech on Tuesday. He was speaking to members of the National Security Council in an effort to defend the current government’s recent anti-corruption crackdown in an effort to clean up the country’s economy. But his remarks backfired when an unidentified man threw what appears to be a shoe at Governor Nimroz Ghotbi, who was in response telling the protesters that they were an “irrelevant group.”
Ghotbi’s remarks have sparked outrage in Iran and footage of the moment has gone viral. He continues by denying reports that the Iranian government recently banned citizens from wearing high heels during the current protests which have seen the majority of Iranians take to the streets in a bid to highlight what they see as the human rights abuses in the country.
Warning: The video contains explicit language.
What really happened to the 2 incredible Iranian governors during their speech yesterday? They were slapped by something that looked like a shoe. pic.twitter.com/07uZz2dxmm — Tahar Mitra (@taharmitra) November 27, 2018
The alleged shoe thrower, Hussein Gayanej, is reportedly close to Iran’s judiciary system and in an interview with Iranian news site Afar is quoted as saying that he will “seek revenge” and “continue the resistance” against the government which he called “culturally evil” and added that it supported corruption.
According to the Associated Press, Gayanej and a second man, allegedly called Karim Soleimani, were arrested and taken to an undisclosed location in an effort to prevent them from speaking to the media.
Ghotbi and Gayanej were reportedly on the point of being kicked off the council but appear to be recovering well. The Iranian parliament is currently attempting to boost the power of that council in the wake of a recent decision by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to reorganize and tighten the hand of the military and security forces on the country’s streets.
Ghotbi has in the past enjoyed unusually cordial relations with the leadership of the country, but since the beginning of the year, he has also faced repeated criticism from pro-reform lawmakers and intellectuals for his support of the government’s continued crackdown against protests throughout the country. He was also involved in a serious motorcycle crash earlier this year which left him hospitalized.
Read the full story at BBC News.
Iranian expert and novelist sentenced to prison for supporting democracy
Conditions of women behind the scenes of the Iranian regime
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The Manuscript Map of the Dagua River Region (1764) is a hand-drawn map produced in the Spanish Viceroyalty of Nueva Granada. While created as visual testimony for a land dispute, I argue that a careful art historical reading of the Dagua River Map, considered in conjunction with eighteenth-century archival documents, nineteenth-century explorers’ accounts, and surviving historical maps, reveals other narratives about ethnicity, industry, and society in a remote region of a peripheral Spanish viceroyalty. The Dagua River map highlights the incontrovertible place that geography held for those—namely enslaved and freed Africans—who came to control trade and transport in the region, buying their freedom and establishing free communities.
wiersema, juliet. "The Manuscript Map of the Dagua River. A Rare Look at a Remote Region in the Spanish Colonial Americas." Artl@s Bulletin 7, no. 2 (2018): Article 5.


The following weapons were used in Season 2 of the television series Partners of Justice:
This article currently has one or more unidentified weapons.
If you can help identify any of the weapons labelled "unknown," please do so.
The Glock 17 is seen in "Ultimatum" with a drug dealer before Cha Soo-Ho (Lee Yi-Kyung) seizes it.
Glock 17 (2nd Generation) - 9x19mm
An armed dealer is tackled by Dae-Guk in "Ultimatum" when a hotel room gets raided.
Cha celebrates seizing the Glock.
A Tokarev TT-33 is used in "Overdose" and "End Game" by armed Jopak gang members.
Tokarev TT-30, first version of Tokarev pistol - 7.62x25mm Tokarev.
The TT-33 aimed at Sung-Joo's face in "Overdose".
One of the Jopak gangsters aim his sidearm at his boss in "End Game".
What appears to be a Colt Python is used by a plainclothes officer in a raid in "Ultimatum".
Screen Used Replica Colt Python by MGC of Japan.
The Python in "Ultimatum" with an undercover anti-narcotics officer.
A SIPJA-made revolver, being used to take the replace of the Smith & Wesson Model 36, is used by Detective Moon Dae-Guk (Kim Ki-Moo) as his sidearm with other plainclothes officers from the Gangdong Police Station. At one point, it's used briefly in "Amber Alert" by Supreme Prosecutor's Office (SPO) Investigator Kang Dong-Sik (Park Jun Gyu) to disable a moped being used by a suspect.
Dong-Sik examines the chamber in "Ambert Alert".
Dong-Sik takes aim with the air revolver.
The air revolver fired. The bullet head was added in post-production.
Plainclothes officers take out their SIPJA revolvers in "Putrefaction".
A plainclothes officer charges to raid a house during a manhunt.
Detective Moon with his revolver out in "Contingency Plan".
An AKS-74U AEG is seen in Baek Bom's apartment.
AKS-74U with orange bakelite magazine - 5.45x39mm
The AKS-74U on the left in "Putrefaction".
The Colt M4A1 seems to be used by Korean National Police Special Operations Unit (SOU) operators, although they look like non-guns or air guns from a distance. An AEG version of the M4A1 is seen in Baek's apartment.
SOU operators raid Injoo University during an op in "End Game".
The SOU team apprehends the entire Jopak gang.
SOU operators surround a suspicious vehicle in "Contingency Plan".
The M4A1 hanging on the wall in "Putrefaction".
The crossbow propped on the wall in "Putrefaction".
Sung-Joo and Han Soo-Yeon visit Baek's apartment in "Putrefaction".


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DJ LeMahieu added another bullet point to his list of accomplishments Thursday night: a Silver Slugger Award.
That was his second in as many years with the Yankees after he won zero in seven seasons with the Rockies. This time, among American League second basemen, LeMahieu, 32, beat out the Rays’ Brandon Lowe, who had more homers and RBIs but a lower average, OBP and slugging percentage.
LeMahieu led the majors with a .364 average, becoming the first player in the modern era to win a batting title in the NL (2016) and AL. He also led the AL with a .421 OBP, slugged .590, hit 10 homers and drove in 27 runs.
That stat line helped LeMahieu to the final three in the AL MVP competition. Those results will be announced Nov. 12.
All of that seems to set LeMahieu up well heading into free agency, even in what is expected to be a depressed market for player salaries. He is among the top players available this offseason — and likely the best infielder, though former Yankee Didi Gregorius, Dodgers star Justin Turner and Athletics shortstop Marcus Semien also are looking for new contracts — and his fate is a primary storyline of the Yankees’ winter.
LeMahieu was the only New York player to win a Silver Slugger.
Yankees first baseman Luke Voit, who led the majors with 22 homers, was edged by the White Sox’s Jose Abreu, who is an MVP finalist alongside LeMahieu.
On the Mets side, second baseman Robinson Cano bounced back with a .316/.352/.544 slash line — plus 10 homers and 30 RBIs in 49 games — but lost to the Giants’ Donovan Solano. The 32-year-old journeyman, who had a cameo with the Yankees in 2016, broke out by slashing .326/.365/.463.
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Ukraine: in the third week of February, the sea ports exported 705 thsd tonnes of grains
According to the monitoring data by experts of APK-Inform Agency, in the period of February 17-23, 2014, the volume of grain export shipments from the sea ports of Ukraine reached the level of 704.5 thsd tonnes, against 516.3 thsd tonnes previous week. In particular, in the reporting period the exports of wheat grew to the level of 90.5 thsd tonnes (21.9 thsd tonnes, shipped in the period of February 10-16), maize - 606.6 thsd tonnes (494.4 thsd tonnes), barley – 7.4 thsd tonnes.
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Ukraine planted spring grains and pulses throughout 2.8 mln ha
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No matter what season of the year you visit our area, you can always explore our beautiful landscape on the Galena River Trail. In the warmest months of the year, runners, hikers, and bikers frequent the trail and experience vibrant colors and rustling leaves. In the winter, however, the trail becomes a great place for snowshoeing and cross country skiing!
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If you’ve never visited the Galena River Trail before, consider exploring the 3.4-mile section of it known as the Galena Junction Trail. This section starts at Depot Park near the U.S. Highway bridge. It winds south of town along the scenic river. Along the way, you’ll find explanatory signs with information about Galena river history and the native plants and animals on the trail. This section of the Galena River Trail is also known for being one of the best bird watching areas in the region.
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Since HathiTrust’s founding in 2008 it has grown to become a worldwide force for collective action in the library community. Its collection now holds nearly 14 million volumes, but our activities as a partnership extend beyond simple notions of a “digital library.” Our 110 members are creating a common good for the benefit of readers worldwide, but are also developing services of lasting impact for their own researchers and students. This update from Executive Director Mike Furlough will highlight HathiTrust’s services and its major programs focused on shared print, computational research, and federal documents. Discussion will focus on how the University of Maryland can build on HathiTrust for their own needs.
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Mike Furlough is Executive Director of HathiTrust Digital Library, an organization that includes over 100 academic and research institutions working to transform scholarship and research in the 21st century. His research has focused on how libraries and universities develop organizational support for emerging scholarly communication practices. Getting the Word Out: Academic Libraries as Scholarly Publishers, which he co-edited with Maria Bonn, was published by the Association of College and Research Libraries in 2015. Furlough is currently on the Board of the Digital Preservation Network and is a member of The Future of the Print Record working group sponsored by the Modern Language Association and American Historical Association. From 2011-2013 he served as faculty for the ARL/DLF/Duraspace E-Science Institute. Previously he served as the Associate Dean for Research and Scholarly Communications at Penn State University Libraries (2006-2014) and in a variety of roles supporting the development of digital scholarship services at the University of Virginia Library (1998-2006).

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The New York Times reported yesterday “The Obamas’ taste in art is as broad as abstract canvases by Josef Albers, American Indian scenes by George Catlin and paintings by little-known figures like Alma Thomas, the African-American Expressionist painter. Works by those artists were among some 45 pieces that the first couple borrowed from several Washington museums to decorate their private White House residence and the West and East Wings.”
I thought it was fitting that Josef Albers’s ”Homage to the Square: Elected II,” was chosen. The other two of his paintings are ”Homage to the Square: Midday,” and ”Study for Homage to the Square: Nacre.”
Don’t you think the Obama girls would love a book about Josef Albers so they could learn more about the paintings in their house? If anyone is meeting with Barack, please let me know. I have a book to send along.

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The Princess Margaret Mustangs rose to the top and were crowned AA senior girls soccer champions with a 3-2 victory over the Lambrick Park Lions at King’s Park Saturday.
After opening the tournament with a 1-0 loss to the Smithers Gryphons, the Mustangs reeled off four straights wins to championship glory.
“It was so surreal. It was as if nothing has settled in and we didn’t really realize yet at that time what we had accomplished,” said Olfert, who joined her teammates in swarming goalkeeper Caitlyn Spooner to begin their championship celebration in front of more than 600 spectators and athletes who filled the sidelines and goal line. “Looking over and seeing (Co-coach John) Buckley starting to cry and realizing that this is what we have been working for since we got into high school. We knew this year was going to have to be the year to win provincials.”
In the championship game, the Lion’s opened the scoring on a penalty kick by Emma Entzminger, who scored the Lions’ second goal and finished as the tournament’s leading goal scorer with 10. The Mustangs showed resilience, said Buckely, and fought back to get two goals from game MVP Danielle Ruocco to lead 2-1 at halftime.
The Lions showed no quit and pressed hard, but the Mustangs withstood and Ruocco finished a play by Nicole Mann to bury her third of the match with 25 minutes remaining.
“When she beat the goalie, she had the open net and I just started running,” said Olfert. “I was so excited. I couldn’t believe that she had just walked around another person.”
As good as that moment felt for the Mustangs, Olfert knew they needed to calm down to finish. The Lion’s second goal was a result of a defensive error.
“They were good. They never stopped,” said Olfert. “Their striker, she was phenomenal. We knew that we needed to contain her. We put good defenders on her and she couldn’t get by us.”
Ruocco said the Mustangs played one of their best games in the championship.
“Definitely worked together really well as a team,” said Ruocco, who tied Mann for five goals in the tournament. “It’s what we have been training for all season. It never really set in until I walked into the school this morning and saw the banner sitting there.
“It’s my first time becoming a provincial champ,” continued Ruocco. “It’s the best feeling in the world.”
When asked what it meant to be named tournament MVP, Olfert said, “it’s such an honour.”
“This team, there are so many people that could deserve that award,” she said. “So many people that worked so hard all year. To be able to be recognized for the work that I have done all season. Just to be able to be a part of this team, be part of this experience was just amazing.”
Buckley said it’s a great feeling to win in front of home town fans, parents and colleagues.
“Very rewarding feeling but almost surreal in that it hasn’t really sunk in yet,” said Buckley, who has provincial victories in volleyball hockey and soccer. “This might be the most rewarding as I have coached some of these girls for five years now and they all made an incredible commitment to a program.”
Buckley also said he’s happy for the school and that it was satisfying for the dedication, time and commitment the players, sponsors, parents and teachers put in to the program.
“We could not have won this title without the support from the city, PFC, sponsors, parents and the volunteer time from a lot of teachers during tough times in education right now,” he said.
The Mustangs punched their ticket into the championship game after defeating the Nanaimo District Islanders 3-1 Friday afternoon. The game pitted Buckley, a University of Victoria alumni, against his former roommate, Iain Baird, a former national team player. After the win, Buckley joked that he earned the bragging rights war, which rewarded him with a Tim Horton’s coffee.
In the game for third, the St. Thomas More Knights defeated the Islanders 1-0.
Taylor Corrie’s winning header has the Princess Margaret Mustangs senior girls soccer team playing for a 2A provincial championship.
The Mustangs punched their ticket to the finale Saturday at 11:30 a.m. at King’s Park 4 with three unanswered goals in a 3-1 win against the Nanaimo District Islanders.
After the Islanders took a 1-0 lead on a breakaway goal, but it didn’t take long for the Mustangs to reply. With a few passes outside the box, Nicole Mann scored her fifth goal of the tournament. Corrie’s goal, her second of the tournament, came when she sent Cheyenne Miller’s double punched hand save back to the Islanders net with 20 minutes remaining in the game. Danielle Ruocco scored her second of the provincial championship in the dying minutes as she broke through a couple of Islanders defenders cutting to the net and firing a shot on goal.
After the referee blew the whistle to end the game, the Mustangs erupted onto the field in celebration of their championship berth.
Corrie said it was a great feeling to watch her header find the back of the net. She had a few other chances but wasn’t able to finish.
“It’s nice to get one in,” she said. “We played well as a team and worked together.”
Among the things that Mustangs coach John Buckley liked from his group was their possession and controlled passing.
“I’m starting to see them come back around,” he said.
The Mustangs will now face the winner between Lambrick Park Lions and the St. Thomas More Knights.
“It’s amazing,” said Corrie on playing for the championship. “I have gone to (school) provincials before, but never on a top team. This is really cool.”
Buckely said he would love to see a lot of spectators at the field to support the Mustangs.
Below, Mustangs goalkeeper Caitlyn Spooner cools off teammate Danielle Ruocco after their 3-1 win against the Islanders.
The Princess Margaret Mustangs senior girls soccer team have advanced to the semifinal round of the 2A B.C. high school provincials.
The Mustangs defeated Mark Isfeld Ice 3-1 Friday morning as Nicole Mann had a two-goal effort and Taylor Corrie opened the scoring.
Mustangs coach John Buckley said his team had “their best performance of the tournament” as they played with confidence. Buckely added his players were able to overcome the pressure to win and their efforts began with a strong start. The Mustangs first possession involved nine passes leading to a scoring chance.
Mann said the team is playing their best. She had her second two-goal performance of the tournament and said it felt good to score. She is enjoying her first provincial championship after missing last year’s due to a knee injury.
“It’s really good,” said Mann. “The team was built for this. It’s unreal.”
The Mustangs have noticed the other teams play with a physical presence, something they are not used to.
“It’s making us step up,” said Mann.
The Mustangs started the provincial championship tournament with a 1-0 loss to the Smithers Gryphons, then rebounded with a 3-1 win against Nelson’s L.V. Rogers Bombers.
At 1 p.m. they will play the Nanaimo District Islanders at King’s Park.
To track the tournament, check http://aabcseniorgirlssoccerprovincials.weebly.com and follow the Western News for more coverage.


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Aileen: Do you still want to go to the beach in this weather?
Jon: Well, we'd get wet at the beach anyway.
Aileen: Yeah. Good call. I'm just gonna put on my bathing suit and run around on the beach.
At 7:30 am, after ending up at the wrong bus station, eventually figuring out it was wrong and where the right one was, and then walking the around in a circle around the right bus station because we misread a sign, and getting soaking wet because raincoats and umbrellas can only do so much, we were on a bus to the beach. Byeonsan Beach, actually, just an hour and a half bus ride away.
So we arrived around 9, dry and happy, because the weather was improving. It was only partly cloudy, and most of the clouds weren't toooo threatening. So we bought towels at a roadside vendor and headed down to the beach.
The beach was great...it was low tide, and the tides are very drastic. So you could walk out for probably 200 yards before getting to the actual shore. And there were rocky outcroppings to explore, and a lot of shells. I found some nice shells, and also the mother-load of sea glass! Seriously. There was sooo much around the rocks that I couldn't pick up even a tenth of it. Even blue sea glass...which is very rare.
So that was fun. After about an hour, it looked like it might rain, so we tried to investigate the area's other attractions, which include a lot of hiking trails, a ferry to an island and a movie theme park. So we headed to the tourist information center, first walking down the main road, then when it turned into a highway, waiting for a taxi. And waiting. And waiting.
When we eventually found a taxi, found the information center and learned how to take the local bus, we took it to the other beach in the area, a few miles down the road, that was near the ferry dock and movie park.
The first thing we had to do when we got there was eat lunch. What we found out that was, despite the abundance of fresh seafood and the plethora of restaurants, it was not cheap. Eventually we decided on a restaurant, and ordered by pointing at what someone else had, having the waiter show it to us on the menu to check the price, and confirming that we wanted it. What we ended up with was a huge basket of fresh, raw shellfish that we cooked on a fire pit with a grill top in the center of our table. It was amazing. A enormous mussel, clams of all sizes, scallops, conch...everything.
After we ate, we found out that their credit card machine was not working. After they had told us they took cards. Luckily we had enough cash, but barely. Now we were left with 6,000 won (about $6), a foreign credit card that no one seemed to accept, and no return bus tickets.
No problem, right? Just find an ATM. Well, the only ATM in town didn't take foreign cards. Which is a problem here that I didn't expect, since my card has worked all over Latin America, where no one has cards. Here, where you can pay for a soda at the convenience store with your cell phone, the bus terminal in Jeonju did not take card. The restaurants at the beach did not take card. Only certain ATMs take foreign cards.
So what did we do? Went to the beach. We figured we had enough to take the local bus to Buan, a bigger city that was sure to have an ATM we could use. Just barely enough, but enough. If worse came to worse, we figured we had a number of options, including hitchhiking, finding an internet cafe and sending a message to someone that we needed picked up, and/or staying overnight in a hotel. Or walking to Buan. So we figured we'd enjoy ourselves for a little.
The beach was nice. It was sunny by this point, and hot. It was pretty crowded, but not too bad. Jon and I swam for a while (I think I was the only woman on the beach in a bikini- most others seemed to be fully clothed). But then it clouded over again, and we decided we should check the surrounding hotels and the dock for an ATM just in case, so we didn't have to potentially short-change the local bus driver.
So we walked. And walked. All around town in the hot sun and humid air, taking turns carrying my hiking backpack that had our snacks, clothes, towels and my camera. We must have looked like those hitchhikers you see on the side of the road, traveling cross-country. I'm sure at least that we looked pathetic. But we had fun, laughing at ourselves.
No ATM. We did, though, find a store that took card, so I bought some water and ice cream for us. So at least we didn't die of thirst.
We made it back to the bus station. Ironically, the bus that goes directly to Jeonju was there. But the ticket office (which was a decrepid desk inside an old, dusty store) didn't take card. So we had to mime to the driver, after we had asked if that was the Jeonju bus, that we couldn't buy tickets. So we watched sadly as it pulled away.
So we started walking down the road, following the route of the local bus, since the cost depends on where you get on and where you get off. We figured the closer we got walking to Buan, the less chance we had of making the driver mad by not having enough money. The bus eventually picked us up about 10 minutes (walking) down the road. Since you don't pay until you get off, we figured no matter what, we'd make it to Buan.
And we did. We counted out all our change and it turned out we had more than enough to make it to Buan. When we got off the bus, we walked only a block and found a Family Mart, a convenience store that we knew had ATMs that would take my card. We were home free.
So we took the bus from Buan home to Jeonju. We arrived at the apartment exhausted at about 8 pm. I passed out for an hour, and woke up looking like a lobster but refreshed. After eating something, we decided that we could make it out for the much-anticipated 'Rock Lottery.'
The Rock Lottery is something the English teachers of Jeonju (aka foreigners) put together and a local bar agreed to host. They put the names of 20 people in a hat, and drew five at a time. Those five people would be in a band together with 2 weeks to practice and 20 minutes of stage time at the concert. That night was the concert. So we followed the directions we got online from other English teachers (which went something like "Have the taxi driver drop you off at such-and-such underpass. Walk up the hill 200 yards until you reach a 7-11. Buy smokes or whatever there before you get to the bar because it's a pain to leave to get them. Turn left, find a little yellow sign that says 'two be one,' take a little pill [to make you small, like Alice in Wonderland, because doorways and stairwells can be short here] and go down the stairs.").
The night was definitely worth going out for. The bar was crowded with foreigners, and the bands sounded.... pretty good, actually. We sat with a bunch of foreigners we had me last weekend, and had a great time. My favorite band was the one that played last, and serenaded us with an acoustic, slow version on Britney Spears' "Hit Me Baby, One More Time," and ended with a version of "I can't live, if living is without you" that had to whole bar singing.
And the best part? It was dark, so you couldn't tell I looked like a lobster.


In order to understand the evolution and ecology of organisms, detailed data on the distribution and habitat preferences are essential. Although black scavenger flies (Diptera, Sepsidae) are common and abundant acalyptratae in European grass- and farmlands, a detailed understanding of their ecology and distribution is currently limited. This is particularly problematic since this taxon has received considerable interest in evolutionary ecology and continues to be studied in ecotoxicology and speciation. The aim of this study is to publish faunistic data, gathered from the extensive private collection of G. Bächli. Additionally, the occurrence of an additional species, Meroplius fukuharai, for Switzerland is documented.


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New Zealand all-rounder Daryl Mitchell is expected to recover from a foot injury in time for the Test matches against Australia later this month while Scott Kuggeleijn will replace injured fast bowler Kyle Jamieson, New Zealand Cricket said on Saturday.
Mitchell missed New Zealand’s second Test against South Africa while he will also sit out the upcoming T20 international series against Australia as they look to give his foot time to heal.
“Everything is tracking well with Daryl. The decision to give him a period of rehabilitation was necessary and will allow him to be at his best for what is an important series for the team,” selector Sam Wells said.
“Daryl will keep focusing on his rehabilitation over the next week and will be fit and ready for the first test in Wellington.
Meanwhile, Kuggeleijn returns to the red-ball side following his debut a year ago after a stress fracture in the back ruled Jamieson out for the rest of the season.
Kuggeleijn, 32, has been the leading bowler in the Plunket Shield with 22 wickets while he also smashed an unbeaten ton and took nine wickets in a four-day test against an Australia A side last year.
Fast bowler Will O’Rourke also made the 14-man squad after a sensational debut against South Africa where he picked up nine wickets in the game while fast bowler Trent Boult missed out due to his lack of test cricket action in recent months.
The series will also be a landmark one for skipper Tim Southee and Kane Williamson, who are set to pick up their 100th caps in the second test.
Only Stephen Fleming, Daniel Vettori, Brendon McCullum and Ross Taylor have reached the milestone for New Zealand.
New Zealand will host world test champions Australia in two tests starting on February 29 in Wellington and March 8 in Christchurch. Australia named its squad earlier this month.
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Tim Southee (captain), Tom Blundell (wicketkeeper), Devon Conway, Matt Henry, Scott Kuggeleijn, Tom Latham, Daryl Mitchell, Will O’Rourke, Glenn Phillips, Rachin Ravindra, Mitchell Santner, Neil Wagner, Kane Williamson, Will Young.
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Installation view featuring work by Dominic Kennedy, Kes Richardson and Catherine Parsonage
ASC Gallery, London, 2013
I DID, DID I was an exhibition curated by Kes Richardson and Darren O'Brien, staged at ASC Gallery, London, between September 21st and October 26th 2013. The exhibition featured pairs of paintings by Howard Dyke, Kate Groobey, Dominic Kennedy, Catherine Parsonage and Kes Richardson.
Dividing the space into two distinct areas, theatrical flats were placed in such a way as to create two identical, separated spaces. These mirrored areas contained one of a pair of paintings, with it's twin (identical or not) found in the other. The order and spacing of the hang was the same in each of the two rooms.
Focusing on works created in series Richardson and O'Brien set up a unique viewing situation whereby the visitor encountered the elements separately but in close spacial and temporal proximity, hung in such a way that they could not be viewed together. Carrying the memory of what was recently seen into the next space, the set up engendered a close consideration of the distinguishing marks of each work causing the viewer to scrutinise the paintings for similarities and differences. Details and differences became at once pronounced and questionable as the visitor paced from one space to other in order to check what had just seen in relation to what may or may not have seen before.
Installation views featuring works by Kate Groobey and Howard Dyke (top) and Dominic Kennedy, Kes Richardson and Catherine Parsonage (bottom).


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This is a cake recipe that I've acquired recently and it is quite delicious. So, go and bake it. It's a little scant on baking instructions (it comes straight out a family's collection of recipes) but I'll try my best to guide it.
1 cup poppy seeds
1 cup flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 cup oil
1 cup egg yolks (keep egg whites.)
1 cup sugar
Preheat oven to 350º F. In a bowl, mix the poppy seeds with the oil; add yolks, flour, and baking soda. Knead dough. Whip the egg whites with the sugar and combine with the rest. Spread evenly in greased cake pan or baking dish, making sure that it has an even depth. Bake 30-45 minutes.
The piegusek can be cut into squares like a coffee cake and sprinkled with powdered sugar.

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Experts from several leading technology firms are to help teachers across the country prepare for the introduction of the new computing curriculum.
Education secretary Nicky Morgan announced that £3.6 million of government funding has been pledged to support five new projects in which experts provide training for primary school teachers at top-tier institutions like Queen Mary University of London, University College London and the University of Oxford.
Services provided through the new projects, which will involve companies such as O2 and Google, include online seminars, national conferences, booklets for teachers and video examples of teaching approaches.
Some £15,000 from the Department for Education (DfE), and £15,000 from the University of Northampton and Turn IT On, will be used by the Centre for Educational Consultancy and Development at Oxford Brookes University to deliver training through a Massive Open Online Course.
Another project, involving Queen Mary University of London working closely with Hertford College, Oxford, will use £25,000 of DfE money and a further £25,000 matched funding from Google to create resources that promote computing-related thinking skills.
The new curriculum, which has already been studied by more than four million primary school children, places a greater emphasis on experience of programming and understanding the fundamental principles of computer science.
Ms Morgan said: "I am delighted that once again top industry experts have taken an active role in helping develop these projects, and I look forward to seeing them pay dividends in our classrooms."
In June 2014, 43,000 teachers were offered training in the curriculum by companies like Microsoft and IBM.
The new initiatives will add to the sector-led training work that is currently taking place, including the creation of a network of 400 'master teachers' by the British Computer Society to train staff in other schools and provide resources for use in the classroom.
In addition, Computing at School has been provided with £1.1 million to help train primary teachers already working in the classroom through online resources and school workshops.
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Mangaluru: The Pachanady dumpyard is again starting to flow out toxic water after heavy rains lashed the city in the past few days.
Last August too the water had flowed out from the dumpyard and had wrecked havoc in the low lying areas causing more than 5,000 arecanut and coconut trees to die.
A road in the middle of the dumpyard is now filled with water and is spewing toxic fumes. Mosquitoes too have increased due to the collected water.
Locals are worried that if heavy rains continue then the large collected water will burst out and cause a disaster again in the city.


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This week’s Top Ten Theme over at ThatArtsyReaderGirl was Halloween freebie. So today’s post includes 13 (well, be glad I stopped at 13!) of the best fictional trick or treating locations – from the charming and 100%-wonderful to the ones guaranteed to give you the scares (maybe) as you go trick or treating this Halloween. Some are most likely nothing more than just stops on a trick or treating in the neighborhood while others will take you the whole evening.
Halloween and Me
As I traveled the literary world in the quest for cool fictional trick or treating locations, I came upon very many of them! Too many, in fact, once I got into the spirit.
Considering I knew of Halloween only through books or the screen until adulthood (when I moved to the US), I totally fell in love with two things about it pretty soon. One, the very obvious candy (well, at least the Almond Joys that went missing from my kiddos loot every year till the point they grew too old to do so); and two, the very cool and creative decorations some folks come up with.
I do not normally decorate my home for Halloween as I take a breather between two major Indian festival (Navratri and Deepavali). However, for a few years, I did put up some spooky stickers and lights. Now that the neighborhood has grown older, that is the kids have all aged out of Halloween and no new people have moved in, we don’t get trick or treaters. So we drive around to other neighborhoods to simply walk and enjoy the decor each year. The kids (well, teens) stay home!
Trick or Treat? You Decide… for each of these fictional trick or treating locations!
Instead of a list, here is a poll for you… and if you want to check out ideas for a few bookish places mentioned in the poll as one of the choices, simply pop over to this post I wrote earlier.
Neil Gaiman creates a spooky yet somehow warm world in Coraline, while Oscar Wilde does almost the same in The Canterville Ghost. Each of these stories lend an atmosphere that makes readers heartrates go up while simultaneously tugging at their heartstrings with sweetness! While I have not reviewed Shirley Jackson’s short story The Lottery or The Haunting of Hill House, they are both granted to give you the chills, don’t you agree?
And then there are plenty more as you go through this list, from Enid Blyton‘s magical Faraway Tree to the sinister island of Christie’s And Then There Were None to the charming Stars Hollow from the Gilmore Girls series (granted, it was TV show first, book series next, but I love the Gilmore Girls and that town, so….)
Pick your choice below and then open up the book to go trick-or-treating, literally literally, of course!!!
- 30+ Fantastic Books to Read For the Fall Season
- Top Ten Bookish Settings I Would Love to Visit
- Halloween Reads for All Ages
- Literary Tours and Other Wonderful Themed Tours You Will Love
- Books That Inspire Travel
And Now, the End of This Post
Dear reader, so did you pick one from the poll above? Or add your own choice?
I know I have a few others popping up in my mind as I write this section of the post, like Avonlea, , the island in Shutter Island or Lord of the Flies, Malory Towers from Enid Blyton’s series, Narnia, Neverland or Nollop, etc etc…
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Wow! Such a cool post! I love Almond Joys too! However, all of their candy is subject to victimization in my house…lol.
The Hunting of Hill House is literally one of my favorites horror story and series as well. It totally gave me the chills for each episode. I wonder if their will be a second book again.
Wow! I’ve not heard of Almond Joys before. Will look out for them. Thank you.
I would love to go trick or treating in the town from Hocus Pocus or Halloweentown.
I’m eating Almond Joys right now! I took the kid to a Sweet Street yesterday and promptly collected all her Almond Joys and Sour Patch Kids as “candy tax.” I’d love to trick-or-treat in a fictional world. Willy Wonka would probably have the best candy.
What a fun idea for a post!
So interesting! I love to immerse myself in different worlds with fiction, and Neil Gaiman’s Coraline setting really stood out for me when you described it as a “spooky” spot, I love that book. 🙂
I loved this post. Halloween candy is the best. It was also interesting to read about the two festivals you celebrate that happen at this time of year. Do you think you’ll ever write more posts about them?
My post: https://lydiaschoch.com/top-ten-tuesday-halloween-picture-books/


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Many energy investors think there's a powerful force working against them in the market. Investor T. Boone Pickens thinks they're right, but the problem isn't what they think.
Pickens says that the big issue in the energy market isn't or the; he says it's supply and he also says domestic drillers are to blame.
In other words, the abundance of oil that's now accessible in North America because of improved technology has generated a supply imbalance. However, Pickens does not expect that dynamic to last; ultimately he expects markets to balance out, with drillers reducing supply.
"Of course nobody wants to be the first to blink," Pickens added. "But, when the domestic drillers start feeling real pain (from low prices), they will blink."
In fact, Pickens thinks the dynamics are shifting, already. Not only does he anticipate a reduction in domestic supply but he said markets are moving into a bullish time of year. "November and December are good months," he said. Therefore, Pickens believes supply will decrease, at a time when demand increases.
Given the potential catalysts, Pickens isn't looking for oil to sit at historic lows for long. "I can see this lasting through year end. But in the first quarter of next year I think we hit the low and then I expect prices to recover."


Festivals Glastonbury reveals more names for 2020 festival, still planning to go ahead
It’s “after much consideration given the current circumstances, and with the best of intentions.”
In a week that’s seen the cancellation of SXSW and the postponement of Coachella until October due to the coronavirus outbreak, Glastonbury is, according to a statement from Emily Eavis, still planning to go ahead.
“As things stand we are still working hard to deliver our 50th anniversary Festival in June,” she wrote, alongside an announcement of names joining headliners Taylor Swift and Paul McCartney in Somerset this June.
Kendrick Lamar joins as headliner, with Dua Lipa, Glass Animals, Thom Yorke’s Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes and Beabadoobee among the acts confirmed today.
The festival will announce its full lineup in May.
IDLES, slowthai, Arca and more join Cala Mijas Festival line-up
They join previously announced acts including The Strokes, Foals and Florence + The Machine.
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CMAT, Bully, Sir Chloe, James Marriott, Ber and Ellur will also be hitting our stage at this year’s festival.
Aphex Twin and Erykah Badu are headlining Bristol’s Forwards festival
RAYE, Arlo Parks, Primal Scream, Jockstrap and Viagra Boys are also set to perform.


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Georgia’s WIN List is proud to announce our endorsement of 2015-16 Lowndes County Teacher of the Year and Army veteran Dr. Treva Gear for the House District 175. During a special election for this seat in February 2018, she was the only Democrat running against three Republican men and placed second.
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According to industry watchers, the recent ruling of the Central Electricity Regul¡atory Commission (CERC's) on the compensatory tariff for Adani Power may benefit other Independent Power Producers (IPP). In view of the rise in the cost of imported coal from Indonesia, the CERC allowed Adani Power to claim compensatory tariff hike for the power generated from its third and fourth units in Mundra, totaling around 3,000 MW. According to some experts, the ruling may has opened a window for a compensatory tariff through consultative process to other IPPs in Case-I bids. Case-1 bid is an open bid where the developer has to decide for fuel and location against Case-2 bids where the specifics are provided by the central or state government. Project special purpose vehicles (SPVs) are making losses mostly in Case-1 bids. Also, the new model draft guidelines are in circulation, and so the benefit of the CERC ruling will be applicable on only those power supplies that have already been bid out.
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In this episode we return to the 5th Annual Lats & Atts Pacific Northwest Cruisers Party on Lopez Island in the San Juan Islands with over 80 boats in attendance. Other segments include:
Paul & Sheryl Shard of the Distant Shores TV show visit Venice, Italy. They shop in the local market, tour the sites and take a dingy ride along the famous canals. They also pull some engine maintenance.
"Underway" - cruiser photos set to the music of Eric Stone.
Sailor's Quest - questions of romance arise among the crew.
"Attitudes" - Bob says "It's all about the voyage."

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