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While there are always the cool official Lollapalooza pre and post shows at various Chicago venues in the days surrounding the Midwest music festival, the early spring in the Windy City has typically served as the pre-pre shows. With most artists barred from performing headlining gigs in the same city three months before and after the festival, you only need to keep an eye out for buzz bands making their way through Chicago in April and early May to get a gage on who will be playing Grant Park in August.
This time, on our search for great live bands, we did a little advance scouting on a handful of bands worth highlighting on your Lollapalooza schedule in a few months.
The Pretty Reckless: Beat Kitchen
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Sometimes things do not go quite as planned on tour. With A Thousand Horses' tour bus breaking down en route to Chicago, Runner Runner and The Pretty Reckless were thrown for a loop. It probably would not have been an issue for more veteran bands, but for two groups touring behind their debut albums there was little they could do make up for the surprise.
Melodic guitar-pop band, Runner Runner was asked to extend their set a bit, but without much material yet to draw from, they could only go so long. The band proved a decent opener, but half an hour is about all you can really take of their cheesy song introductions. Trite fare like the sweet, but corny, acoustic love song, "I Can't Wait", to his fiancé showed the band at their worst a bit too often, with the band sounding their best rocking out a bit more on the poppy guitar-laced "So Obvious".
Though the time was thrown off a bit, it felt a little too prima donna for Taylor Momsen to take nearly half an hour to hit the stage after everything had been sound checked. The sold-out crowd was not going to get any larger, or more agreeable, the longer she waited. The band asking the crowd to scream loud enough for Momsen to hear to coax her on stage was overboard. When she finally did hit the stage, The Pretty Reckless made up for the rock star treatment of the crowd with a rousing set that cleared up whether Momsen is an actress playing a rock star or a rock star that happens to act.
Momsen and crew put their skills on display immediately, tearing into hard-charging rocker "Since You're Gone". The slick guitar solo in the middle of Momsen's personality-filled, rocker yowl vocals made it clear they belong. Momsen's crisp vocals held up well on burly, guitar-driven "Light Me Up" and slamming beat of "Zombie", sounding like a natural on stage once you got past her 'trying too hard' leather get-up. She twisted around the stage like a pro while delivering some of the best vocals of the night on the thrusting "Miss Nothing".
Anyone unsure of how seriously she is taking her band needed to only hear her passionate plea of, "Call your f*cking radio stations over and over and over" for hard rock power ballad "Just Tonight"; stomping and swaying across the stage. Itchy, metal-kissed riffs for vampire-loving "Make Me Wanna Die" had the sold-out crowd shouting along to the hook, as Momsen continued to show off her better-than-expected vocals. They attempted to place the blame for the short set on the venue, asking about time before jamming out "My Medicine", perhaps forgetting the wasted time before the start. While here and gone in just forty-minutes, The Pretty Reckless proved that they are the real deal, closing the night with bluesy party rocker "Factory Girl".
The Rural Alberta Advantage: Lincoln Hall
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Toronto-based indie rock trio, The Rural Alberta Advantage delivers the type of loosely tattered music on album that seems as though it might be too shaggy to pull off effectively on stage. Thankfully, they proved up to the task at their sold-out performance at Chicago's pristine Lincoln Hall.
The band roared out of the gate with the jangly lo-fi punk leaning "Muscle Relaxants", with, front man, Nils Edenloff, multi-instrumentalist Amy Cole and drummer Paul Banwatt all lined up across the front of the stage in either a show of solidarity or perhaps they were spooked by tales of the venues' excessively spewing fog machine. Either way, it made it easy for the Edenloff and Cole to move between the two keyboards and spare drum to lend Banwatt a hand, as she did on "Two Lovers". The tattered bliss of their music came through beautifully on "Don't Haunt This Place", with the male/female harmonies between Edenloff and Cole working great live. Edenloff's loosely strummed acoustic guitar and passionate vocals worked well with the sparsely slamming beat of "Tornado '87", with the his achy vocals on the anxious, xylophone laced "The Ballad Of The RAA" really taking off live.
Edenloff's attempt at 'something new' as a solo acoustic piece left you longing for an eventual solo folk album from the raspy vocalist, though you are more than willing to wait when the alternative is more of the antsy tumbling beat and searing harmonies of "Four Night Rider". The stomping beat and humming keys of "Edmonton" found Cole pounding away on the spare drum with a tambourine placed on top for a nice effect. Edenloff admitted that they never expected to sell out the venue, but their sound absolutely warranted the crowd, pulling off the mid-sized venue with ease. They were warm and chatty with the crowd, shedding some light on "Frank, AB", with the giant disco ball cranking up for the purposive danceable tune, being about a rockslide in Edenloff's hometown and seemed proud to have supplied the soundtrack to a fan's wedding with "In The Summertime".
The hour plus set list weaved the band's two albums together seamlessly, with the jittery energetic "Stamp" getting the crowd rapidly clapping along as Edeloff belted out the song. Perhaps the excitement over the encore was too much for the band, as there was almost no break between the end of the set and the start of what would be a three song encore, starting with midtempo "North Star". The harder rock edge of "Drain The Blood", about a 'bodily function', found Cole's shaken rhythm and Edenloff's passionate vocals sounding great together.
The band saved the best for last, closing the night with "Good Night". Save one oblivious moron in a terrible white trench coat in the VIP section, you could hear a pin drop as the trio walked to the middle of the room and played the tender acoustic song with no microphones. The goosebump inducing closer is the kind of special moment you do not forget regardless of how many shows you attend, with Edenloff's grizzled vocals and Cole's great backing vocals filling the venue amazingly well as the awestruck crowd watched in appropriate amazement. Some fans called out for 'one more song', but that closer would have been impossible to top.
State Radio: The Vic
Saturday, April 2, 2011
Most bands probably would not have the guts to follow the energetic set that Toronto indie rockers Golden Dogs put on, but most bands are not State Radio. Golden Dogs' crazy cool blend of sixties psychedelic pop and avant-garde rock was intriguing and energizing. The band even managed a couple of mid-song instrument changes, with the bassist filling in temporarily on drums while the keyboardist and drummer switched places. Their great balance between pop and art made them one of the more refreshing opening acts you will find.
Boston based trio, State Radio took the stage on a mission to erase any desire for more Golden Dogs, opening the set with the hard rocking "Arsenic & Clover". The regular trio of, front man, Chad Urmston on guitar, Chuck Fay on bass and Mike Najarian on drums was flushed out with some additional guitar work from RX Bandits' Matt Embree, which added a bit of additional depth to the gorgeous reggae sway of "Bohemian Grove" without rocking the boat. Urmstron's passionate vocals on "Camilo" pushed the willing crowd to a sing-along as the song gradually worked its way to an eruptive thrashing jam showing off their brilliant musicianship.
Their fiery brand of emotionally pleading vocals and bass heavy swagger and furious guitars are reminiscent of Rage Against The Machine live, albeit with fans more interested in singing and jumping than slamming into each other. The swaying chirp of reggae riffs on "Waitress" was instrumental in getting the crowd dancing along with the mellow feel-good tune. The sound had some issues on the night, with the mix occasionally losing track of the two guitar attack in favor of a sound focusing on the bass and drums on songs like "Rash Of Robberies". Urmstron dedicated epic guitar-fuelled rock ballad "Still & Silent" to the Wisconsin state workers fighting for worker rights. Guitar and bass tussled in the backdrop of antiwar anthem "Gang Of Thieves", with the strained intensity of Urmstron's vocals working great in the crackling rocker.
What makes State Radio special is the fact that you do not have to enjoy reggae to love their dub-flavored rock. You could head out to one of their shows dead set against the genre, only to have the infectious melody and mellow sway of "Calling All Crows" win you over instantly as they sprinkle the genre in their eclectic sound lightly so even the kicked-up Irish punk of "Knights Of Bostonia" fit in well.
The only slight disappointment was the scarcity of new material, with the politically charged band playing new troop-supporting "Take Cover" in hoping for the safe return of the troops fighting abroad. The rusty flickering guitar and swelled-up hook make it fit well within their catalog, but it would have been great to hear more fresh material. They showed off their jam session skills on "Wicker Plane" by effortlessly ratcheting straight into a cover of Wu-Tang Clan's "C.R.E.A.M."
By the time they reached bubbly fan favorite "Doctor Ron The Actor" the venue had erupted into an all-out party, before the jittery reggae riffs and mellow verses backed Urmstron's great vocals well on set closer "Cia". Urmstrom returned to the stage himself to kick off the encore with his solo version of "Indian Moon" before calling back the rest of the band and openers Golden Dogs for a spirited medley fusing "This Land Is Your Land" and The Beatles' "Twist And Shout". The hour and a half show ended as energetic as it started, with the reggae cool of "Diner Song" ramping into a thrashing conclusion. With Urmstrom readying a solo album for release this year, catch State Radio while you can, before their inevitable hiatus.
The Joy Formidable and The Lonely Forest: Lincoln Hall
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
It is annoying when a tour manages to get the order of bands wrong. There was no question that The Joy Formidable is the right choice to close just about any show they play, but it would have made for a better show had the uplifting bliss of The Lonely Forest set the stage for them, rather than, Kings Of Leon biters, Mona. Each band only had half an hour to work with, but what they did with that time could not have been more different.
Washington's The Lonely Forest took the stage and warmed the crowd with the strummy goodness of their melodic call to nature, "Turn Off This Song And Go Outisde". Front man, John Van Deusen, donning a Seahawks hat likely older than himself and a Raccoon Mario shirt for Super Mario Bros. 3, sounded fantastic in the middle of the guitar rich sound of the band. "(I Am) The Love Addict" is much more effective live, without the twinkling keys making it excessively gooey on the album. The passionate vocals and wonderful guitar of chilling "Coyote" and balance of thrusting hook and melodic verses of "Woe Is Me… I Am Ruined" left you checking their calendar for the next time they will be in town.
The frantic, jagged riffs and tumbling beat of "Tunnels" showed the band's harder edge, before Van Deusen playfully accepted an offer for a free burrito from a fan in the audience claiming there is a good place two doors down, saying, "I'm glad it's not Three Doors Down." The band stuck to their recently released, Chris Walla produced, Arrows for the set, closing with the uplifting anthem "We Sing In Time", leaving the crowd impressed and hungry for more.
Nashville's Mona failed to deliver any of the warmth or originality the band they followed, sucking the air out of the room with a generic sound that treaded far too closely to the recent stadium-ready sludge of Kings Of Leon. Near the end of the bland set, the singer asked the bored crowd, "What tragedy happened in Chicago today? You guys are making me sad." At least he knew how the crowd felt.
When, Welsh trio, The Joy Formidable took the stage, it was hard to ignore the fact that, front woman, Ritzy Bryan is a platinum blonde barely as tall as the guitar she wielded. As the band quickly ripped open "The Ever Changing Spectrum Of A Lie", Bryan's wild-eyed glares into the audience and her strange stomping around on stage left you more intrigued with the awkward stage presence than the song. Around the halfway point of the epic tune, it was easy to conclude that the diminutive Bryan could do whatever the hell she wanted on stage if they sounded this good. Her brilliantly whispery vocals and towering sound the trio produced swelled into an explosive, cathartic conclusion that slaughtered any doubt as to whether the hype behind this band is warranted.
From the rumbling bass line of Rhydian Daffydd to the thundering drums of Matt Thomas to the killer combo of amazing vocals and full-bodied guitar work of Ritzy Bryan, The Joy Formidable are one hell of a live band. The thrashing punk fuzz of "The Magnifying Glass" slammed into your chest as Bryan's vocals worked enough magic to make you wonder if everyone in your address book could make it to the venue before they finished.
The squalling background vocals and bass groove from Daffydd on pop tinged "Austere" got the re-energized crowd singing and clapping along as the crazy-eyed Bryan skipped and shuffled across the stage. The piped in synth from the laptop at Bryan's feet for "The Greatest Light Is The Greatest Shade" would normally feel cheap, but considering how hard the trio play (including, drummer, Thomas ravaging the skins so hard he should be kept in a cage between shows), it is easy to overlook. Following anthemic rocker "Cradle", a fan shouted, "You're so cute", to Bryan. She coyly retorted, "Ooh, I don't think my band mates would agree with you", which Daffydd later confirmed by playfully calling her a 'diva' for taking a few minutes to re-tune her guitar before "Buoy".
The rapid-fire beat tumbling through a thick guitar haze on heart wrenching power-ballad "I Don't Want To See You Like This" pushed Bryan's to soaring heights in the sweet hook. The band probably could have done without the embellishment of the laptop fuelled strings on "Whirring", with their full-bodied sound not needing any help as they expanded the song into a killer jam session to close out the set. The brief encore of "A Heavy Abacus" only further cemented their ability to create a towering wall of sound without having to rely on excessive distortion. In just under an hour, The Joy Formidable proved to be one of those rare bands that leave you wired for hours and wanting to wake the world after the show to tell them that you just witnessed the next big thing.
Two Door Cinema Club: Park West
Thursday, April 7, 2011
There is nothing more frustrating than seeing a band you have seen kick serious ass previously hamstrung by a terrible sound mix. Such was the case for Irish indie pop sensations Two Door Cinema club at the oddly shaped Park West.
The hollow mix was immediately noticeable on jangling bliss of "Cigarettes In The Theatre". While the album relies on a stellar balance between their loosely flung guitars, heavy thumping bass groove and dance beats, the sound at the show removed the bass from the equation. The shimmering guitars and solid vocals from Alex Trimble left the sold-out crowd plenty to dance along to, but it was hard not to feel a little sorry for anyone that had not seen them previously at a venue with better sound.
The muted sound of "Undercover Martyn" left bassist, Kevin Baird left wildly plucking away at his four strings in a waste of energy akin to a hamster sprinting in a wheel. Fans got a lackluster "Do You Want It All?", where the vocals suddenly seemed to also dissipate from the mix. The band's ability to get the typically stationary Chicago crowd dancing as much as they were, given the sub-par sound, is a testament to their power as a live act.
The band played a handful of new songs at the set, including "Hands Off My Cash", "Kids" and "Costume Party"; all of which would fit comfortably on Tourist History with their nimble guitars, dance beat and shout along hooks. "Handshake" proved the most interesting of the new material, with a bit of a disco shake that broke the mold a bit from their trademark sound. Trimble also announced the 'brand spanking new' debut of hopeful "This Is You", finding the band moving their sound to a more rock direction with great wiry guitar weaving its way through the backdrop.
The sound finally got on track for the cheery "This Is The Life", putting their balance of deliciously slathered guitar and grooving bass on full display amidst Trimble's sunny vocals. The sparse, mellow first verse of "What You Know", with only Trimble and guitar, was a nice change of pace, before the rest of the band jumped in at the hook and sent the crowd bouncing around. The rapidly flailing riffs and sugary vocals of encore "I Can Talk" put the night to bed with some fantastic artsy guitar that classing up the bouncy pop into something that left you wondering where they might take their sound on their sophomore album. Hopefully they will remember not to bother with Park West when they tour in support of it.

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TAMPA — The first 10 minutes were a Bayshore Christian treat. The next 10 minutes were trouble for the Faith Warriors, who fell one victory short of their first state tournament appearance since 2001.
A 24-0 run by Jacksonville North Florida Educational Institute — mostly with Bayshore Christian standout Christian Anderson on the bench with foul issues — took the steam out of the Faith Warriors early in a 57-36 loss Tuesday in the Class 2A region final.
Bayshore Christian's final score was 18 points fewer than its previous low total for the year: a 58-54 loss to Lecanto Seven Rivers Christian on Dec. 16.
"It was a good season. … We just had our worst game of the year," Bayshore Christian coach Broderick Day said. "We didn't shoot the ball very well, we didn't handle the ball very well. It was just one of those days that nothing went right for us."
Bayshore Christian (20-4) committed a season-high 29 turnovers — 23 in the middle quarters — and shot only 34 percent. North Florida (21-9) was almost as charitable with 27 turnovers, but the Eagles shot a blistering 57 percent with 17 of their 23 field goals coming on layups.
"(North Florida) had just as many turnovers as us, we just couldn't capitalize on them," Day said. "They are a very good defensive team, but we didn't attack the basket very well."
An early 7-0 run got Bayshore Christian going and it led 14-11 on a Jeremiah Wicks layup early in the second quarter. But with six minutes left before intermission, Anderson, who led the Faith Warriors with 12 points, sat out the rest of the half with two fouls. Bayshore Christian failed to score the rest of the period, and North Florida rattled off 15 unanswered points. The Eagles scored the first nine points of the third quarter, and the Faith Warriors never got closer than 18 after that.
"Christian Anderson is the heart of our team," Day said. "He's our senior that handles everything for us. He's our defensive stopper, and he's a regulator on the offensive end as well. So when I take a person that contributes that much to the team out of the game, things are going to change. I just needed some other guys to step up, and that didn't happen."
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Children climb, creep, crawl, and pull their way up the mighty oak to an adventure that awaits in the clubhouse.
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Due to an unforseen change in circumstances I'm currently in the process of moving house. My precious food processor and breadmaker have been consigned to their boxes, which in turn will be consigned to a (fingers crossed) secure storage unit somewhere in North London (sounding all mysterious there, not because I'm channelling James Bond, or in the least security minded, but because I haven't organised it yet *adds something else to ever-growing list of 'Things Pen MUST do before Friday'*) Anyway, where was I? Oh yes, moving house. Well most of my life is in boxes that I hope will withstand the weight of various gadgets (less than I imagined) crockery (does anyone need this much) and bakeware *looks longingly at all her painstakingly saved up for Nigella, now packed away* and also pray that I've wrapped up well enough to survive any bumps and bangs it may encounter en route.
As some of you may remember I'm off to New York with a good friend next week, so flathunting has had to take a backseat until I return from there. Tickets, hotel and transport are all booked and in the moments I'm not despairing of my impending homelessness and wailing about how I'm living Rent... seriously, aside from not being a lesbian or a drug addict I could practically be Mimi or Maureen (I'm holding out for Maureen although I feel I would fail on the leather trousers front, but give me a cowbell and I'm all set). Apologies. I'm rambling again... In the moments I'm not despairing of impending homelessness, I am skittish with excitement, although anyone with a hotline to a Higher Power - after you've dealt with the impending homelessness could you please organise for sunshine? There's plenty of wet in London.
For the uninitiated; Idina Menzel, Maureen in the OBC Rent cast.
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This spring, the Richmond Jazz Society is celebrating the 100th anniversary of Ella Fitzgerald's birth with a series of performances by female jazz artists. The next concert in the series will feature Veronica Swift, who will be joined by pianist Weldon Hill, drummer Jae Sinnett and bassist Mike Hawkins Tuesday night May 9th at Capital Ale House in downtown Richmond.
A native of Charlottesville, Veronica grew up surrounded by music with two world renowned jazz artists for parents, Her father was the late pianist Hod O'Brien, and her mother is singer Stephanie Nakasian. Veronica was just a child when she started singing professionally. By the time she was 10 she appeared at Dizzy's Club Coca Cola in Manhattan. Now 22, she has just graduated from the University of Miami and relocated to New York where she is rapidly making a name for herself. It didn't hurt her career when she won second place in the 2015 Thelonious Monk Competition.
In this segment, you'll hear selections from Veronica's most recent recording "Lonely Woman." Veronica talks about her musical influences, shares her thoughts about Ella Fitzgerald and what it was like participating in the Monk Competition.
You can find information on Tuesday's concert here.
Last November, jazz columnist Marc Myers wrote an obituary and retrospective of Hod O'Brien's career for his website JazzWax.com. You can find that article here.


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Tablet of All Food - Baha'u'llah
TABLET OF ALL FOOD, As explained by Jean-Marc Lepain
By following the link below, some of the best commentary written will be available to you through the phenomenal efforts of Jean-Marc Lepain. I would give it Nine Stars *** *** ***
The Tablet of All Food: The Hierarchy of the Spiritual Worlds and the Metaphoric Nature of Physical Reality
Jean-Marc Lepain translated by Peter Terry
Concerning "The Tablet of All Food".
"Every word hath one and seventy meanings."
So this prompts me to think about the progression of the various forms of the universe, from the mineral kingdom (and before that, the atomic), through the plant and animal kingdoms, to human and spiritual kingdoms - all of which ascend towards God in accordance with His will.
Millions of years ago our ancestors, in fish-like form, crawled out of the sea, in search of "food", no doubt. Physical food is what drives the creatures to survive. However, once the brain of humans grew to the level of capacity to comprehend symbols, the "Word of God" became spiritual "food" to him/her.
Hence, even as it is the job of the atom to attract more electrons, protons, neutrons as "food", and the mineral to attract more molecules, the plants more minerals and photons to synthesize material energy, and similarly the animals to grow and move about, we ourselves are attracted to the Kingdom of God by the reward of spiritual "food".
As we digest the Ten Commandments brought to us by His Servant, Moses, we grow in capacity until God gives us more spiritual food through His Servant Jesus, then Muhammad. All that God has given us are two servings thus far, out of 27 in the kitchen of His knowledge. Then the Bab and Baha'u'llah open up cupboards to everything in the Thanksgiving dinner for the gathering of all mankind to His Feast.
Now every 19 days we attend Feast, and yes, elemental food is given to us in the sharing of everything from rice and tadiq, to cookies and baklava, but the highest "food" shared comes from the Most Great Pen in the form of the Verses of God. Where once we partook of two letters, from Adam through Muhammad, we have now been offered 27, through the Bab and Baha'u'llah.
"I have yet many things (more "food") to say ("serve") unto you, but ye cannot bear ("digest") them now. Howbeit, when He, the Spirit of Truth (the Master Chef) comes, He will give you "All Food" ..." . . Jesus
Ya Baha'ul'Abha!!!
God is Most Glorious!!!
. . . And now, my fellow hungry seekers, bring your appetite and spiritual utensils to the Table Baha'u'llah, the Lord of Hosts, has prepared for especially for you:
Bahá'u'lláh, "Tablet of ʿAll Food'" (Lawḥ-i-Kullu'ṭ-Ṭaʾām). Baghdad, late 1853 or early 1854 / 1270 AH. Translated by Stephen Lambden. published in Bahá'í Studies Bulletin, 3:1, pages 4-67 1984-06
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What kind of community do you want to live in? When is the last time you were asked that? Over the past five months, Caro Area District Library has asked this of many local residents. We want to know their aspirations, what they see as challenges to those goals, how we as a community could take action to achieve these goals, and who they trust to accomplish these things.
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Fireside Lodge Hickory Log Bathroom Vanity (3 feet)This hickory log vanity works well when short on space. Available with the sink on the left or right side which offers 2 drawers and 1 cupboard or place the sink in the middle with 2 cupboards below. The 2 top drawers are decorative only and do not open.
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[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-2171?page=all ] Rick Hillegas updated DERBY-2171: --------------------------------- Attachment: derby-2171-v01.diff RELEASE-NOTES.html Committed derby-2171-v01.diff at subversion revision 488358. This attempts to address some of the concerns raised by Dan. These changes should appear on the download page for 10.2.2 but will not appear in the 10.2.2.0 release candidate. Changes include: 1) Prefixes added to numbered links in issues list. 2) Link descriptions and problem summaries changed to reflect customer impact rather than original bug summary. 3) Meaning of "issues" clarified: bug fixes which may require some recoding by existing applications. > Issues section of RELEASE-NOTES is confusing > -------------------------------------------- > > Key: DERBY-2171 > URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-2171 > Project: Derby > Issue Type: Bug > Components: Documentation > Affects Versions: 10.2.1.6, 10.2.2.0 > Reporter: Daniel John Debrunner > Attachments: derby-2171-v01.diff, RELEASE-NOTES.html > > > I find the Issues section of the RELEASE-NOTES very confusing, the summary has a bullet list of items with a number. > The descriptions for all these issues do not describe the issue, they descibe the original bug report. Thus when I read this list I don't get the impression that these are issues I should care about. However when reading the detail I do see it is an issue that I should care about. > For example: > From bullet list. > "263 - Client should throw not implemented exception for depricated setUnicodeStream/getUnicodeStream" > Says to me there is an outstanding bug in 10.2 where the client is throwing an exception it should not. > But the actual issue that will affect an application is well described by the statement problem statement in the section for 253 > "PreparedStatement.setUnicodeStream() and ResultSet.getUnicodeStream() throw SQLException when invoked after upgrading to Apache Derby 10.2." > Seems like that would be the better text to be put in the bullet list. > Looking at the detailed notes for the issues the text in Problem sometimes describes something that is a good thing, not a Problem. > E.g. 781, is it a problem Derby now performs a hash-join, if so why was it changed? (and 1357) > Some that describe a Problem (e..g. 721,1130,1295,1314,1384,1652) are actually describing a problem that no longer exists in 10.2, but I thought this section was about issues that existed in 10.2. In these cases the Symptom text tends to describe the "problem" better. Ie. the problem is that the code behaviour has changed, not the old bug. > I don't understand why these are considered issues though: 668, 1621 - they seem to be fixed bugs. > 253, 1857, 822 are good examples to follow (except for the one liner in the bullet list) > Also maybe there could be some text that explains what ISSUES are. :-) Something along the lines of applications upgrading to 10.2 or using Derby for the first time should be aware of these issues. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - If you think it was sent incorrectly contact one of the administrators: http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/Administrators.jspa - For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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Published in 1978, The Snow Leopard is rightly regarded as a classic
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38: Cavern of the Incarnate
The mouth of the right canyon was not far from the canyon I was in, much to my chagrin. Seeing the actual formations of Airan's teeth made me wonder how I had looked at the two blocky outcrops I saw yesterday and thought they were the landmark I was looking for. Then I found the actual needle, which made the mound that I spent last night in front of look more like a haystack. The final slap in the face came when I stood at the head of this canyon in front of a huge iron door! I assumed that 'the star is the key' would mean that, like Holamayan, the door would only be visible in the light of Azura's Star, but actually it is plainly visible, it just won't open.
So I spent the day sitting with my back against the doors. The wind howled, but I was sheltered. The beasts of the Ashlands did not have any interest in fighting the winds blasting down the canyon and I was left alone. By dusk I was ready to enter the cavern. Ready, or resigned.
The Cavern of the Incarnate is a hall of ghosts. The voice of Azura rang through me, and was joined by previous claimants to the mantle of Nerevar. I took the ring, Moon and Star, and placed it on my finger. I still live. Azura has declared that I am the Nerevarine. Conversation with the shades has convinced me though that my trials have just begun. These ghosts bore the Moon and Star also, but failed in later testing. Only success will keep my spirit from spending eternity here, in this bleak cave. The others also long for my success. Perhaps they will then be able to rest as well.


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So I have a bit of a backstory with the Baddeley family. My younger brother was friends with Zack in junior high or high school. On top of that, Zack's family are neighbors of my mother. For the past 15 years. And sadly, I never knew them until I was hired to shoot Zack & Kelley's wedding! Man, did I miss out on knowing a great family all of those years! I loved meeting Kelley's family as well, everyone was so sweet & welcoming. Their wedding was definitely one of my favorites this summer! Take a minute and have a peek at their amazing day :) These two were so amazing to work with, and so very sweet and fun! Congratulations, Zack & Kelley!
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I was asked to make a block of the month for my local quilt guild (Peninsula MQG) and decided stars would be fun. There are a ton of tutorials online and most of them use this method. Google 'Improv Star Tutorials' or 'Wonky Star Quilt Block' etc. and you will find a great assortment. I think the best part about this block is that you don't have to measure, cut or make half-square triangles to create the star. YES!
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I was wondering your thoughts on this issue of Canadian fresh water being exported to the US?
According to an article in the Star, "All it takes to set a NAFTA precedent is for one province to allow bulk export ... Once the taps have been turned on, they can't be turned off... In essence, no future Canadian government could legally provide water to its own citizens until American needs have been met- even in times of national emergency"
I brought this up in a tutorial I teach and the students seemed 'okay' with this idea, but I can't help but thinking its sounds like a disaster. And if we are exporting water- why aren't we helping those who actually need it - rather than those who choose to abuse it?


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December 02, 2015 08:00 ET
Plantronics Manager Pro Lets IT Managers Save Time With Mass Deployments and Ensure Compliance With DECT Security Standards
SANTA CRUZ, CA--(Marketwired - December 02, 2015) - Plantronics (NYSE: PLT) today announced a new capability that makes it simple for enterprise IT managers to audit and deploy security and compliance enhancements to DECT wireless headsets across an organization. This industry-first capability of Plantronics Manager Pro makes it fast and easy for IT and network security managers to ensure compliance with the latest DECT security firmware enhancements.
Instead of cumbersome, time-consuming processes that are typically involved, IT managers gain unprecedented simplicity, control and visibility of deployments with Plantronics Manager Pro, the company's cloud-based device management platform.
Now, enterprise IT managers can easily push the latest DECT security updates to the Plantronics Savi 700 and the Plantronics Savi 400 series headsets throughout an organization. At a glance, they can view and audit compliance with security policies for all USB headsets connected to a network. A dashboard monitors the status of firmware updates and overall deployment in real time.
The DECT firmware updating capability is the latest service developed through the company's leadership in applying industry security standards certification to help solve complex challenges for customers. A vendor like Plantronics can have equipment independently verified as meeting the latest security standards through the security certification program of the DECT Forum, an industry group focused on developing and improving DECT wireless technology. In November 2014, the Plantronics Savi 700 series, the Plantronics Savi 400 series and the Plantronics CS500 series were the first products in the headset market to be certified by the DECT Forum.
"Plantronics has always gone to great efforts to make sure our DECT products are secure and fully-compliant with the latest DECT standards," said Christopher Thompson, vice president, solutions marketing, Plantronics. "When we released the firmware update that provided an additional level of DECT security, we knew to offer our resellers and customers a simple way to deploy it. With Plantronics Manager Pro, IT and network security teams can quickly audit USB headsets from any vendor and remediate those that may not meet their company's security posture."
Plantronics Manager Pro also expands IT managers' choices for deploying DECT firmware updates. Options include deploying firmware by user, by group or by scheduling updates for users to complete at designated times.
The recent v3.7 release of Plantronics Manager Pro(SM), Plantronics Manager, and Plantronics Hub, continues to help meet the evolving needs of our customers. In addition to enhanced DECT security and simplified firmware deployment, the latest software solutions from Plantronics feature several enhancements, such as support for Mac and expanded hardware support that will make it even easier for IT departments to manage their Plantronics audio devices. Plantronics also continues to expand support for our partner ecosystem with the inclusion of integrated native support for Broadsoft UC One within the Plantronics Hub client.
To learn more about the DECT Forum and a reference list of Security Certified Products, visit http://www.dect.org/security-certification.aspx
About Plantronics Plantronics (NYSE: PLT) is a global leader in audio communications for businesses and consumers. We have pioneered new trends in audio technology, creating innovative products that allow people to simply communicate. From unified communication to Bluetooth® headsets to gaming solutions, we deliver uncompromising quality, an ideal experience, and extraordinary service. Plantronics is used by every company in the Fortune 100™, as well as 911 dispatch, air traffic control and various mission-critical applications for those on the frontline. For more information, please visit www.plantronics.com or call (800) 544-4660.
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The "Messy Uncomfortable" Project - A giant leap of faith in the Golden Years - Phase 1
A project by Carolyn Lamberth
In 1982, life changed for Rob. He was in a great job, married to the love of His life,Kathi - his high school sweetheart that he had grown up with in church and who loved the Lord and her family with her whole heart. Together they had two beautiful, growing children. Rob was young, but he and Kathi were very active leaders in one of the largest churches in their hometown with Rob directing the church ministry education program and Kathi serving in various aspects in the church's music ministry. Together they were also leading and growing a vibrant college age ministry in the chuch they had grown up in. Life was going well in it's present, comfortable state, surrounded by friends and family, but God revealed to Rob during this time that He needed him to surrender to full time ministry.
Rob wasn't born into a family where college funds were readily available. He was working every day, albeit in a job he liked, but working a full time job to provide for the essential needs of his family. The questions were obviously there - "How God am I to pay for this type of endeavor for four years of undergrad college and then a cross country move and an additional two to three years of Seminary?"
Rob knew that proceeding forward with what He knew God was calling him to do was going to take not only financial sacrifice, but also, it would be a HUGE step of faith. Regardless, Rob knew God was truly calling him, and so he surrendered to the call of ministry in 1982, and He has served him faithfully since in Texas, FL, NC and Georgia.
Throughout that time, He has seen God do some amazing things, not only in ministry, but in the the life of his family. He has NEVER regretted following God's call, but 2011 was a year that changed his and Kathi's life in a way that "rocked their world."
A life surrendered to full time ministry can be incredibly rewarding, but it is also incredibly MESSY, but the wonderful thing is that God calls us to live a "messy" life - to be in the trenches embracing the weak, the destitute, the hurting, those that have hurt us, the lonely, the ill, the lost, and all the while leading them to our wonderful Jesus through His word and our words, actions, and deeds. God never called us to the comfortable, and Rob and Kathi have most definitely learned that God often uses the "uncomfortable messy" to bring us to a full dependency upon Him. They have and still are learning that through our complete dependency upon Him, he can truly make BEAUTY from ASHES.
Through the years, ministry and life itself has presented its challenges, as it does for us all. Rob has walked many roads with his family through ministry transitions and through major health crises for each person in his immediate family at different times.
Through each and every situation, God has been faithful to ultimately show or provide the "next steps" for Rob's family or sometimes, simply the "strength to walk the road". The last few years of Rob's ministry have been no different. It has been a time where Rob has "LEANED IN". He has waited patiently , listened for God's direction, and continued to serve. Ultimately, he has trusted (even through normal human insecurities and fears) that, God, in His providential way, would make a way. The truths of 2 Corinthians 1:4 have been ever etched upon both Rob and Kathi's heart, and have helped them, in turn, more effectively minister to others experiencing struggles in their own lives.
2 Corinthians 1:4
He comforts us in all our troubles so that we can comfort others. When they are troubled, we will be able to give them the same comfort God has given us.
Upon approaching 60, and after extensive searches for new ministry positions within the church setting, Rob began to feel that God was preparing a different type of ministry than he had previously been serving in. He wasn't quite sure at first what that would ultimately look like, but Rob and Kathi began to fervently seek God in prayer and joined with mentors and family and friends in prayer about God's desire for his next steps in ministry. Rob had truly come to a place of complete openness to anything God would lead him to do - beyond denominational "walls" , and ultimaltely, He was completely open to full time ministry not only inside the church walls, but beyond. Through this time, God has continued to increasingly show Rob through his current employment and pastoral position how our great God is calling His "called" to be pastoring outside the doors of the church even more today than ever before.
Through time spent meditating on God's word, extended time in individual and corporate prayer with family and friends, a series of events and circumstances,and ultimately, God's divine prompting, Rob is embarking on a new ministry venture even in his early 60s of full time Chaplaincy. The series of events and encounters that have lead up to this transition are nothing short of God's divine intervention and leading, and even at the age of 61, Rob is excited for what God is going to do.
His plans had NOT included returning to school post doctorate while continuing to work full time, but God in his providential way had other plans. Now, Rob and Kathi are stepping out in complete faith as this is a "raise your own funds" ministry endeavor as neither his current pastoral position or secular work employment can fullly fund this journey. Once again, Rob is working every day to provide for the every day needs of his family and trusting and believing that God is going to provide the funding for this next endeavor. Retirement funds have been exhausted as Rob and Kathi have fervently and patiently waited on God's timing, trusting Him with their every need - knowing that He is good and able to provide.
This giant LEAP of faith will ultimately bring Rob to a ministry of full time chaplaincy. Under the teaching of the PACE Counseling and Training Center, Rob is in the process of obtaining his first unit of CPE (Clinical Pastoral Education) and will continue in additional unit courses with the Atlanta Chapter of the College of Pastoral Supervision and Psychotherapy and will be obtaining his clinical Chaplaincy hours with the Coliseum Medical Center of Macon, GA.
To some this may seem like a CRAZY pursuit for one in his early sixties with no retirement to show for, but to one who believes that God is the "provider" of all needs and one that believes that God places no age discrimination on His callings, it is a step of Faith - a giant step of Faith. Rob and Kathi eagerly look forward to all that God has in store for them on this journey, the lives that he will be used to impact for God's kingdom, and ultimately the Glory that God will receive through it all. Age is not a factor in God's calling.
We can see all through scripture where God calls people of all ages to embark on new ventures for His divine purposes and ultimate glory. Moses and Aaron were the ages of 80 and 83 when God called them to lead the Israelites out of Egyptian bondage. Joshua and Caleb were both past their 80s when God used them in a mighty way. We see in the book of Joshua, that Joshua was given the charge of leading the conquest of Canaan during the LAST THIRTY YEARS of his life and he lived until the age of 110. Caleb was very much involved in this same conquest and he was in his 80s. Did you realize that Daniel was well past 80 when he served as one of the three governors over the kingdom of Babylon , when he was thrown into the lion's den, when he prospered in the reigns of Darius and Cyrus the Persian, and when he received a series of visions?
We could go on and on, but the truth is God continues using those whom He has called and are willing to be used, well into and past their Golden years.
Rob firmly believes in the truth of Hebrews 13:20 -21 for individuals of all ages, and he believes it to be the case upon the calling of his own life right now.
Hebrews 12:20 - 21 tells us: May the God of peace who through the blood of the eternal covenant brought back from the dead our Lord Jesus, that great Shepherd of the sheep, equip you with everything good for doing his will and may he work in us what is pleasing to hiim, through Jesus Christ, to whom be glory for ever and ever. Amen.
Please prayerfully consider joining and supporting Rob and Kathi on this LEAP of faith as they embark on this next phase of ministry. Total Fundraising efforts will be divided over four phases with this one being the first. Donated funds will help cover the expenses of each unit of CPE course work, required Chaplaincy conferences and expenses associated with program transfers later in the journey. For now, our first phase will end in early January.
Maybe God has used Rob and Kathi to minister to you in some way over the years. Maybe He has used Rob's children, and you know in some way that, that it is a reflection of the way that Rob and Kathi engrained in their children God's call to minister to others for each and every one of us. MAybe you just have read Rob's story for the first time, and you feel that God is prompting you to help bring this man through this time of "Faith based" ministry into a new full time calling. Maybe you are past the age of 60 , and after reading this, you now feel inspired to seek God for what your "next steps" should be. Maybe you are one that realizes that your life truly has become fairly "comfortable" and you are feeing led to allow God to bring the "uncomfortable messy" into your life if for His glory. Whatever the reason, we are asking that you prayerfully consider giving to this fundraising effort- this giant leap of faith into the "uncomfortable messy". Above all else, we are asking for your continued and committed prayers for ROb and Kathi as they walk this road. It is a road of unknowns - trusting God to meet needs and to carry them through.
May we all be willing to get "messy" and be a bit "uncomfortable".
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Carolyn Lamberth almost 4 years agoFather God,Thank you for all those who have taken the time to read Rob's story today. Thank you in advance for all that you will do through this new ministry endeavor that Rob and Kathi are embarking on as well. We pray that you use this fundraising effort to ultimately bring glory to you. We pray that through this new ministry needs will be met, your love will be shown, and hearts and lives will be changed for eternity. In your great name we pray. Amen.
Carolyn Lamberth almost 4 years agoFather God,We thank you for showing your will, and we thank you for all you are going to do through this new ministry venture. We eagerly look forward to the lives that will be affected and changed by the power of Jesus Christ working through Rob. Father God, we believe in your provisions, and we pray that you will be with Rob and Kathi throughout this entire journey. We have faith that you, God, provide for what you call us to do, and we trust that you are going to work all things according to your will and plan. Please be with both Rob and Kathi as they continue to serve in ministry in Macon, GA. Please be with Rob as he works very late hours and has early mornings as well with his current job and as he is now also attending classes and doing clinical hospital hours for the program. Continue to keep them healthy as they are embarking on more than many seek to do in the early 60s. We thank you, GOd, in advance for all you are going to do in and through their ministry and lives. IN your great name we pray. Amen.


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Your emotional issues are not normally related to any particular event or circumstance. Your emotions are more likely a result of how you perceive an event or circumstance. Incidents, circumstances, situations and events are meaningless until you give them meaning. If you are going to make any kind of progress in improving your EI, it will be essential to properly identify the problem you are facing and then recognize the role perception and thought play in how you settle on an emotional response.
Too often, even when working with a professional therapist, identifying the problem is not the primary goal. A professional EI guide, however, may ask, after hearing what the learner thinks is h/er problem, "How is it a problem for you?" intentionally placing the burden of change on the learner, purposefully removing others from the problem-solving adventure. (The idea that people treat you unfortunately is only meaningful if you place some level of significance on it and make some sort of inference about it.)


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The Police Department violated state bidding laws last year when it sold 63 guns to a Lafayette police and hunting supply store, Police Chief Dewayne White said Monday.
The guns — all of which were for police use — were sold to Barneys Police and Hunting Supplies in August 2010 for a store credit of $7,565, White said.
That credit was still on Barneys' books this month when the Police Department's Special Response Team was looking into purchasing new weapons, White said.
"It's unusual to have any credit," the chief said. "That's when I began to look closer into the issue."
White, who was named chief in June, discovered that on Aug. 24, the Police Department sold 400 surplus guns to Barneys. The sale went through the bidding process and Barneys made the law enforcement agency the best offer, he said.
Less than a month later, on Sept. 15, the department sold 63 additional surplus weapons to Barneys, White said.
That sale, however, did not go through the bidding process.
White said he does not believe those involved in the transaction — including his predecessor Jeff LeDuff — intended on breaking the law.
"As I understand, he (LeDuff) was acting on guidance he received from his senior staff at the time," White said. "I don't believe he consciously set out to violate any state bid laws."
No one was disciplined in the incident, White said. However, Barneys will be asked to return the $7,565, he said.
If the money is returned, it will go to the city-parish general fund, White said. It will not come back to the Police Department, he said.
Barneys was not asked to return any of the 63 weapons, White said. The status of those weapons, whether they've been sold, is not known.
To prevent this from happening again, White said, all purchase orders will come across his desk for review.
"What I want the people of Baton Rouge to believe is that this administration will be completely transparent and that when we make a mistake, we will readily identify it, openly identify it, inform the people of how we intend to fix it and ensure them that it will never happen again," White said.
Calls made to LeDuff, Barneys and the city-parish purchasing office were not returned.


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I still remember my early days with Vagrant. I was amazed with how easy it was to create a new virtual machine from scratch. Remember those days when you had to mount an ISO or DVD before installing Linux in a VM? I'm happy that that belongs to the past now.
At Hippo we use JRebel a lot during the development of our CMS product. JRebel is a great tool and allows us to do live reloading of source code and enables us to develop the CMS product in a lot less time. The main reason that we use JRebel is that the the CMS suite itself is build from several multi-module Maven projects. JRebel helps limiting the amount of build, aggregate, package and redeploy cycles needed to test the changes and new features which we add to the CMS. For this specific scenario JRebel is excellent and it works really well, but most of the developers I meet are spending time on developing websites with Hippo CMS, which are usually less complex projects. For developers on those kinds of projects getting a JRebel license is usually a thougher challange, but don't worry there are alternatives besides using JRebel that can also help you speed up development.
While working on a new Hippo CMS add-on I chose not to take the usual route by putting all my stuff on the Hippo Forge. My personal opinion about the forge is that it feels outdated, hard to navigate and lacks features with regards to what modern-day software developers would want. Sure the Hippo Forge gives us one central place to go to, but that can be solved by other solutions as well. For this particular project I chose to see how far I would come by combining different free for open source SaaS products and see how much value they could give me.
Personally I always like to read how other companies do software development, but sharing our way is probably just as interesting to others. In this post I will describe what a typical Hippo CMS development cycle looks like, how the product is build and how we do continuous integration at Hippo.
This post has been in draft mode for a couple of months now. I don't know why it actually took this long to publish. Last year was a great year and a lot of things happened, so here goes.


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I've never been one to keep a diary; I've always tired of them after a few weeks, though I often wish I'd tried harder to keep one. I once had a beautiful purple Pocahontas diary from The Disney Store, which sadly saw very little pen-to-paper action (other than my 6-year old self writing about getting up & eating breakfast for a week).
My Grandma has kept a diary every day since she was a child and she often likes to remind us of things we've forgotten about, so I thought I'd try & use this blog to remind myself of some of the good/enjoyable things that happen each month. I'm also going to keep note of things to look forward to the following month/things I aim to get done! (I do love a good to-do list.)
- Two trips back home to the Isle of Man – 1 planned, 1 unexpected. And thus being reunited with my Poppy dog – twice!
- Grandma M's Sunday lunch- something I always look forward to when I'm back home.
- Meeting (and having a cuddle with) Andrew's new first cousin once removed – baby Reggie, and seeing Andrew so happy holding him.
- Driving again! I wouldn't want to drive in London, but on a sunny day driving on the Isle of Man, especially over the Mountain Road with music on, is ideal!
- Being surprised to a lovely day out for Afternoon Tea at The Modern Pantry.
- Visiting the Barbican & Postman's Park.
- Seeing my Dad's artwork in a local art exhibition.
- Having my Mum & Dad to myself for a weekend.
- Eating Manx Queenies - one of my favourite foods.
- Finding a shared interest in succulents with my Grandma P and her giving me some cuttings.
- My succulent babies making great progress on the growing front.
- Eating lots of gorgeous Davison's ice cream whilst home with my Mum.
- 2 for 1 burritos in the Wholefoods Food Hall - they were really good burritos!
- Discovering a wonderful new cafe back home - The Noa Bakehouse. Their bread is delicious!
- Visiting the astoundingly beautiful Albert Memorial in Kensington Gardens.
- Winning an Art Fund pass from Easyart by entering their Art Everywhere Instagram competition.
- Helping Andrew buy a new suit. More than happy to watch him try them on - I do love a man in a suit!
- Visiting The Serpentine Gallery & the Pavillion with friends.
- Surprising Andrew with a tea steeper all the way from Davids Tea in New York, thanks to my boss.
- Remembering how good Walnut Whips are! They remind me of my Dad & how much he likes them (Nestle mind, not M&S!).
- Meeting up with my friend Kirsty & her little man Evan, who is the sweetest little guy! And getting to see her lovely bump before baby No.2 arrives in October.
- Trying on my Mum's wedding dress & it being a perfect fit!
- Rescuing a Small Tortoiseshell butterfly with my brother and getting a close-up look before he flew away. He (the butterfly, not my brother) was so beautiful.
- Being given a signed Mary Berry cookbook from my Mum from when she met her in 1995.
- Receiving my first ever purchase from Alphabet Bags in the most wonderful package!
Reading & Watching:
- The first 2 seasons of Breaking Bad. We are admittedly pretty late to this party but it really is awesome! (What did we do before Netflix?!)
- F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Diamond as Big as the Ritz and Other Stories as recommended by my little brother. I loved it! The way F. Scott Fitzgerald writes is so beautifully descriptive, it really brings every story to life.
- Finished Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift. It took me a long time to get through this, which usually means I wasn't crazy for it, but overall it was an enjoyable read.
- The Hunger Games (film), finally! I actually enjoyed it more than I thought I would.
- The return of The Great British Bake Off! Tuesday evenings are something to look forward to, now that Mary Berry & Paul Hollywood are back on our telly!
To look forward to in September:
- A 3-day holiday in Lille, France with my Mum & Grandma and going on the Eurostar for the first time.
- McFly's 10th Anniversary Concert at The Royal Albert Hall – woo!!
- A big Moulton meet-up – seeing family we hardly ever see.
- A little holiday to Germany - first to Freiberg to visit friends, followed by a few days in Munich for Oktoberfest.
- Plus hopefully a day trip to see Schloss Neuschwanstein (the castle of Baron Bomburst in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang) in Bavaria, Germany.
- Celebrating 5 & a half years with my love in Germany.
- Working only 2 days a week for 3 weeks. Yay for holiday!
- Seeing Chitty Chitty Bang Bang in Bishop's Park with Pop Up Screens.
To do in September:
- Get to at least the halfway point in the processing of pictures from our holiday to America. (We were there in March...I am terrible.)
- Start making my little brother's Christmas present.
- Start designing this year's Christmas cards.
- Finally go to a life-drawing class & start drawing more!
- Visit the Mexico: A Revolution in Art exhibition at The Royal Academy of Arts.
- Visit The Photographers' Gallery - it's been a while since my last visit.