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Everyone has a story to tell. Local author Denise Michelle Harris led a novel writing workshop at the Hayward Main Library on May 18, 2009.

 

Denise Michelle Harris is the author of Sweet Bye-Bye, a bestselling "Christian Chick Lit" novel. Christian Chick Lit books have characters who go through the same daily trials and tribulations as everyone else, while trying to stay true to their Christian faith. This sub-genre is growing quickly and getting very popular.

 

The workshop was designed for general fiction writers. Denise Michelle Harris shared tips on starting -- and finishing -- a novel, and led workshop participants in several writing exercises. In a Q&A, she shared stories about how she came to write and publish her first novel.

 

Denise Michelle Harris's inaugural novel Sweet Bye-Bye earned its place on the Amazon.com top-seller list only two weeks after its debut and also found a home among Walden Books' African American Best Sellers. She holds a Masters Degree in Creative Writing from New College of California.

 

In August 2005, Harris coordinated and presented a benefit she titled "The Sweet Bye-Bye Clothing Drive." This fundraiser is now in its fourth year and has received hundreds of donations of clothing and accessories for the Alameda County, “Wardrobe For Success Clothes Closet” benefiting the Welfare-to-Work Program, and other low-income job seekers.

 

Harris resides with her son in the Bay Area, where she is working on her second novel. She can be reached via her website www.DeniseMichelleHarris.com.

Eisenmann W207 E500 with 4x120x77mm Oval tips. Part#D7266.01204

 

Center canister = 13lbs

Pipes = 7.4lbs

2x Rear canisters = 18.6lbs each

Total weight = 57.6lbs

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Tip from Cmac at the Tech Career Expo @ SXSW Interactive.

March 10, 2012 - Austin Music Hall

 

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Consulting a plumber at the early stage of renovating your bathroom will allow you to determine what is achievable, and most cost effective. They will assist you to plan the design layout, communicate your space options and go into detailed discussions regarding the plumbing and what suits you.

 

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Study Tip: Take responsibility for yourself

Recognize that in order to succeed you need to make decisions about your priorities, your time, and your resources

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A sea star appers to be straddling an opening on its tip toes

Tip Yip at Docking Bay 7 on Batuu in Star Wars Galaxy's Edge at Disney's Hollywood Studios. This was the lunch location for the excursion on Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser at Walt Disney World Resort.

One of my favourite moths. La bucéphale. Phalera bucephala.

Native, warm-season, biennial or perennial herb. Stems are covered with dense, matted white hairs and grow to 50 cm tall. Stolons are present. The basal rosette of leaves soon withers. Lower leaf surfaces are covered in dense matted silvery hairs, while the upper surfaces are shiny green and hairless. Flowerheads are clusters of small heads (1.5-3 mm wide) at the stem tips, surrounded by long leafy bracts; sometimes also in upper leaf axils. Flowering is from spring to autumn. Found in moister or shaded grassy areas of woodlands and forests. Native biodiversity. Of little importance to grazing animals, as it is a very minor component of pastures, produces very little bulk and is usually quite stemmy.

Parker, Bradan, and Galen phishing for some tips!

Photo used with Tracy's tip jar, when he used to play guitar and piano at Cooley's restaurant in Fuquay-Varina and Cup-of-Joe's coffeehouse in Raleigh. Circa 1992

 

Tipper's Gore @ The Clinic, Santa Ana, CA - 12/15/2007

This musical phenomenon comes to Theatr Clwyd for the first time thanks to Tip Top Productions.

 

Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber based on Old Possum’s Book Of Practical Cats by T.S. Eliot. “Prologue – Jellicle Songs for Jellicle Cats” additional material written by Trevor Nunn and Richard Stilgoe; ”Memory” additional material written by Trevor Nunn.

 

The Jellicle Cats come out to play on one special night of the year—the night of the Jellicle Ball. One by one they tell their stories to Old Deuteronomy, their wise and benevolent leader, who must choose one of the Cats to ascend to The Heaviside Layer and be reborn into a whole new Jellicle life. Among the candidates are the aging theatre cat, Gus; the rocker, Rum Tum Tugger; and the once-glamorous Grizabella, now but a faded memory of her former self.

 

Boasting a score that includes Jellicle Songs for Jellicle Cats, Mr. Mistoffelees and Memory, this compelling fable takes audiences to a fantastical world that can only exist in the theatre. Cats has been performed worldwide and translated into over 20 languages. The original West End production ran for 21 years and the original Broadway production ran for 18 years

 

For tickets and more info see:

www.tiptopproductions.co.uk/cats/1313

 

Money? Check.

P J Tips? Check.

Monkey snacks? Check.

Tickets? Check.

Spare chimp t-shirt? Check.

Nappy's? Check.

HEY, don't you tell all of my adoring fans that I wear nappy's.

Oops, sorry Chimpy, I didn't mean to.

Attesa per il Cdm sui balneari

Handpainted and airbrushed illustration of a customer vehicle for use in transport office

Working from a clear photograph these paintings are produced in sign enamel onto mdf .totally unique and original, they are popular as gifts or as a personalized wall decoration for transport offices

retirement gifts etc

 

If you have an interest in having your own truck /vehicle painted please email me or call

07768 985403

   

keep in mind that these tips are things that i personally feel improve photostories. while i don't mind some discussion or some slight bit of debate, it is just my opinion in the end. i'm not telling you that if you do something differently that you are doing it WRONG WRONG WRONG, because trying different things is what leads to new discoveries, but anything i talk about here is based on opinions i've formed through trial and error.

 

photostory tip #4, CONSISTENCY!

 

try to keep some semblance of consistency with your characters, while still leaving wiggle room for them to grow.

 

as you write, your characters will change quite a bit. sometimes they grow, sometimes they tell you things about them that you hadn't noticed before... then sometimes they run rampant like a wildebeast on an acid trip in disneyworld. in these cases, you have to say "no, marysue, you cannot suddenly unleash an until-now secret karate mastery" or "no, man's man, you don't open up this story walking around in lacey underthings" or whatever may apply. as a writer you need to know when to let your characters explore themselves and when to chain them to a chair in the basement.

 

hyperbole aside, your readers need to have some attachment to your characters in order to care about them and what happens to them. if you're frequently rewriting characters (or redolling, as the case may be) to the point where characters are coming and going faster than your bowels on taco night, then you need to take a step back and contemplate what it is you're really trying to accomplish and how you want to tackle it.

 

there is of course a niche for that sort of stuff, and if you were to embrace it, you could have a lot of fun with it. the key is to not take your characters or story too seriously. you'd want to aim for silly, and toss the characters in without focusing too much on character development or backstory. the instant you start getting to know a character, that is when it becomes harder to get rid of them without losing the interest of your readers. then if you do it TOO frequently, your readers will be like "ugh why do i bother reading this when i know my favorite character will only be around for a couple of stories before everything changes?"

 

if you INSIST on having more serious stories, interesting personal histories, detailed characters, etc... then consider having an actual storyline to follow from beginning to end, and try to complete that before you cycle in new characters and a new story.

 

now keep in mind that when you are new to stories, things are going to change a lot. characters will grow and shift (let them! just keep them moderated) and maybe you're still figuring out what style(s) of doll you like. these things are all to be expected, and nobody can fault you for it. just keep in mind that if you want to pin down your characters and get people interested in your stories, you have to make some sort of effort towards some consistency.

 

my advice is to start out with carefree, unimportant stories. not only is it easier for your reader to get to know your characters (this is a tip all on its own, i'll elaborate some other time), but it's easier for you to get to know them, as well. don't get into some huge crazy storyline right off the bat that's gonna get derailed after a month when you suddenly decide that maybe the main character is actually more inclined to walk around in cargo shorts than frilly dresses, talks with a scottish accent, and suddenly is 20 years younger. the bonus is that easygoing stories will give you some good practice, as well as giving you time to build up a readership (this takes time).

 

tl;dr, if you can't keep your characters consistent, don't be surprised when you can't keep readers interested in them.

 

(these tips have not been in any particular order, incase you were wondering. the numbers don't really indicate any level of importance.)

 

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400 ton (363 tonne) ultra-class mining dump truck with Diesel electric drivetrain, powered by a 20-cylinder MTU/Detroit Diesel 20V4000 with 3750 horsepower.

The truck runs on six 59/80R63 tires with a diameter of 4 meters.

The hauler belongs to the fleet of Western Australia based Citic Pacific iron ore mine.

Trucks of this size class are intended to be loaded by rope shovels ore large hydraulic shovels like the Caterpillar 6090 FS.

 

Terex Unit Rig mining trucks are nowadays part of Caterpillar's product range where this model is still available as the 798.

 

My model in 1/28.5 scale is fully remote controlled, using a Sbrick controlled via bluetooth and the Brick Controller 2 app. The following functions are realized:

 

- Planetary rear axle driven by one Power Functions XL motor

- Front wheel steering by a CaDa micromotor

- Tipping body using a Power Functions L motor

- Front and rear lights, using five pairs of Power Functions LEDs

 

Furthermore, the model features the following mechanical functions:

 

- Suspended rigid rear axle

- Spring-loaded rigid front axle suspended on four longitudinal control arms and a Panhard rod

- Openable cabin doors

- Openable inspection hatch

- Deployable access ladder

 

The huge tires are non LEGO 140 mm crawler tires for 2.2 inch rims, mounted to LEGO Power Puller rims.

former bread factory.

New Flare Tip bolted in place.

Photography by the lovely Alyssa Michelle

Makeup by the talented Rosie Chun

Hair by Intense Extensions

Model the colorful Ariella Ann

Boutique situata nel centro storico di Modena, di fronte alla rinomata boutique di abbigliamento Adani. E' gestita dai medesimi titolari.

 

Nel settembre 2010 la boutique Adani è stata insignita del Premio "Qualità e coraggio imprenditoriale" nell'ambito del Concorso "Premio commerciante dell'anno" promosso dal Comune di Modena.

Boutique di abbigliamento situata nel centro storico di Modena.

 

Nel settembre 2010 è stata insignita del Premio "Qualità e coraggio imprenditoriale" nell'ambito del Concorso "Premio commerciante dell'anno" promosso dal Comune di Modena.

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By far the strangest tip jar i've ever since...not to mention the strange waitress...

Key West was the only southern city allied with the Federal government during the Civil War. This is where the presence of Fort Zachary Taylor and both East and West Martello Towers originated. Fort Zach is located at the southwestern tip of the island, while West Martello is found along the southern coast at Higgs Beach and East Martello is located near the airport.

 

Fort Zach began construction in 1845 and was completed 21 years later in 1866. The construction of the Martello Towers also took considerable time. In 1836, Colonel Joseph Gilmore Totten originally planned to build nine forts in Key West. Due to budget, this was revised to one fort, being Fort Zach, and two advanced batteries, being the Martellos. It would take nearly 30 years before construction began on the towers. The West Martello battery was completed in 1863, but work ceased in 1873 and the tower was never armed. It became a quarry for residents.

 

In 1878, two small guns were installed and the tower was used during the Spanish American War for quartering troops, storage, signaling and lookout. During World War II, it was used for radio stations and as an anti-aircraft battery.

 

By 1947, all Army personnel were released from the island and the two towers were turned over as property of Monroe County. Meanwhile, Fort Zach remained would property of the Navy.

 

Two years later, when the tower was threatened by demolition, the Key West Garden Club stepped in to preserve the historic site. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1976 and today serves a one-of-a-kind Key West attraction for both history and horticulture buffs.

 

Source: trollytours.com

 

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