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The Sydney Writers' Festival programme was announced last Thursday night and there is lots to be excited about. Here is a round up of our picks of the best books and authors to watch.
For more information on events with these authors visit swf.org.au.
Insomniac City by Bill Hayes
The Potts Point staff are rarely unanimous but on special occasions we all fall in love with the same book. Bill Hayes' tender, witty and intimate memoir is a love letter to New York and his late partner, the wise and compassionate Oliver Sacks.
The Mothers by Brit Bennett
This is a masterful debut novel from a vibrant new voice in fiction. It tells the story of a determined young black woman, trying to find her way in the world after losing her mother. With frankness and humanity, Bennett tackles friendship, ambition, adulthood and the support and suffocation of community.
The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead
The winner of the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and the 2016 National Book Award. A haunting, visceral novel that never flinches from the aberrations of history, while still singing with imagination and heart. Whitehead's Pulitzer Prize-winning story is about giving voice to those who need to be heard, perhaps now more than ever.
The Return by Hisham Matar
Counting Hilary Mantel and Chimamanda Adichie among his readers, Hisham Matar is an essential voice in non fiction today. The Return is an extraordinary memoir that revisits Matar's childhood in Libya and dives into the difficult personal and political story of his father's life.
I'm Supposed to Protect You From All This by Nadja Speigelman
This powerful memoir is force of nature, just like its provocative author and subject. Speigelman sets out to explore the stories and secrets of her mother and grandmother - both fiercely intelligent, French and a little bit nuts. The book is a wild ride filled with emotional intensity and dark humour.
In the Darkroom by Susan Faludi
When Susan Faludi received a matter-of-fact email from her estranged father informing her that he'd become a woman, she decided to revive a relationship that had long fallen away. The result is a fascinating, compulsively readable book which raises as many questions as it answers, and proves that there is no such thing as a singular identity.


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Whoa! It's been so long since I've posted. It's been so busy, and I've not been able to keep up.
In 2017 I'm going to be even more motivated to share and create, and what a better way to get started up again than with a color-filled LookBook launch? Poketo, the brand of color, organization, quirk and function, launched their first LookBook in the Fall, and with the help of a killer team, I had to the pleasure of shooting it.
I've been busy, and here's a bit of what I've been up to:
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Jerry will be traveling to a Catholic radio pledge drive on Tuesday, so Debbie will be all by herself. Well, not completely alone. She'll be joined by Jon Leonetti of Iowa Catholic Radio. They'll talk about how we need to cultivate close relationships with the saints, who often become our "heroes." The saints are not people who lived "a long time ago." They are alive in Christ, just as we are. Thus, we can communicate with them and ask them to pray for us. Share your take on how you relate to the Church's saints on Tuesday with Debbie and Jon Leonetti!
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Thursday, 31 December 2015
BMC @ 2016 Illawarra Folk Festival
The annual Illawarra Folk Festival is four exciting summer days of folk, world, roots, bluegrass, gypsy and Celtic music, as well as poetry, comedy and dance.
BMC has 4 gigs at the Festival -
Concert Party -
Australian Traditions Concert - Friday - 4.45 to 5.30pm, The Odeon
MC Dale Dengate with Concert Party at 2015 Australian Traditions Concert
Songs & Tunes workshop - Sunday 3.45 to 4.45pm, Grandstand Bar
Tunes workshop, Illawarra, 2015
Saplings workshops for young musicians 8-16 years.
Saturday - 10-11am - The Odeon
Sunday - 9-10am - The Odeon
Saplings workshop, Illawarra 2015
Festival information - everything you need to know!
Travel in comfort on the Music Train on Saturday & Sunday, click on the link for details of connecting buses & trains from your station/address.
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Light Another Fire - Review by Dale Dengate of Jason & Chloe Roweth's latest CD
Once again Jason & Chloe have produced another excellent CD, which is available through their website, or from them at Festivals & concerts.
Chloe & Jason at John Dengate memorial concert, BMC
(Photo Sharyn Mattern)
Introduction from their website, where you will also find lyrics of all the tracks.
The spirit of Henry Lawson and John Dengate form the backbone of this album - no other two writers have given us sharper tools. In particular, we'd like to dedicate this album to our mate, the late John Dengate, whose words make up a third of the record. The album is part of our ongoing effort to catch and carry forward what has been passed to us. We have attempted to make John's words our own, and also sink his work into the wider tradition. The Lawson / Dengate and Paterson / Dengate medleys came instinctively and quickly - one in performance, and one in a dream - and they are distillations of our intention for the wider album.
The words of Lawson and Dengate capture an Australia that's now seldom explored on radio or television, and largely ignored by the major newspapers as it flies counter to the mysterious world of our elected "representatives". While this has no doubt been the case for generations, it seems to us that this other republic of Australia fades from the public consciousness by the year. Yet it is there still - in our home, village, and wherever our wide Australian travels take us. It is in the open hearts and hands of our mates.This album is part celebration of this hidden republic, and part call to action on its behalf. It is our personal statement against what seems to us a catastrophic failure of leadership in this country, offered up in the never ending struggle for social justice. The songs show that particularly Australian combination of humour, anger and a sense of bush justice that is not perfect, but ideal in our hearts. Importantly, the next biggest contributor to the record is the great Anon. These are the songs of the front bar, the kitchen, the football teams, the shearers' huts, the rail and road, the campfires of the bolters and bushrangers, the trenches... It is corrugated iron music - music with the hair still on it! This is campfire sedition.
Review by Dale Dengate
By dedicating this CD to Henry Lawson and John Dengate, Chloe and Jason Roweth acknowledge the Australian traditions that have influenced their selection of works for this CD.
This dedication would have moved John beyond words; indeed, the songs brought both laughter and tears to my eyes as I listened. Jason and Chloe seemed to have selected many of my favourite songs and tunes which evoke so many memories. Over twenty other Australian song writers are also represented on this CD.
Jason's voice has gained strength and character over the years and Chloe's always inspiring voice is even richer, so both bring a delightful interpretation to many songs.
I think it is important that they have made the songs their own so that in those written by John Dengate they have not tried to sound like John in his performances. Actually his presentation and words sometimes changed as the times and situations in a living culture changed. In some cases they have brought new life to John's words and listening to their music is delightful.
They both play a number of traditional instruments and at times are joined by Bill Browne on percussion and Baz Cooper on accordion and piano. One could write more about the music but suffice to say you could enjoy the CD on this level too.
The CD starts with Lawson's Freedom on the Wallaby, a stirring and provocative song. This rebel chorus was sung with gusto at Bush Music Club meetings in the 1960s but John and I last sang it together at Gay Scott's funeral early in 2013. Jason has added John's last written verse of defiance: we go on disobeying to Lawson's words for a very strong start to the CD.
The next introductory tune for John Hospodaryk's words about the stark life in the Female Factory was the Croppy Boy often used for the Convict Maid. It recalls memories of times when most folk singers had it in her repertoire but Chloe's singing surpasses the best renditions with very different words from the moralistic sentiments. There is also a delightful version of Sally Sloane's traditional singing of Lovely Molly as well as Molly Darling which is a sweet sentimental sing-a-long song from 1871.
When I first heard The Man who Struck O'Hara I thought of the 'bogan slogan' PM we had recently booted and thought: good to hear that 'he won't be back'! Times change as I've already commented, and a number of people find Chad Morgan hasn't stood the test of time, but I have always laughed at the wry humour in his comments about characters and life's situations in country songs. This has similarities to The Shit Flung on the Floor – by Invitation Only which refers to a Binalong incident in 1913, which involved the class issues of the day.
There is an amazing amount of history in the selection of songs which one doesn't get from the standard history of Australia books, Indeed, one could write pages on that aspect of the CD alone.
I think songs about public transport and train trips will be even more relevant as the city of Sydney copes with an overhaul of city transport systems. The only way to cope is to maintain a sense of humour, but definitely do not 'lie down on the tracks.'
This selection gives an unique insight into quality of Australian songs and the variety of tunes. The cover with its campfire dark exterior and wattle-golden interior gives a symbolic meaning to the contents, and the initial stiffness loosens with use.
This double album CD deserves strong promotion and is ideal for Christmas gifts, especially for those who ask where have the Australian traditional and protest songs gone!
Light Another Fire is available for purchase / download online from the Roweth's website www.rowethmusic.com.au
Cost is $40 plus postage.
Cost is $40 plus postage.
R. Dale Dengate
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Interview with Jack (Hoop-iron) Lee & Joe Cashmere by Russel Ward, Sydney Morning Herald, 1953
Jacky (Hoop-iron) Lee was the first source of old songs brought to John Meredith's attention.
Extract from John Meredith's obituary, published by Mark Gregory here http://folkstream.com/reviews/revival/merobit.html
In 1952, Hilda Lane, daughter of the firebrand William Lane, assisted an old man, blind and tapping his way, down the steps of North Sydney railway station. The old man was Jack Lee, "Hoopiron" to his friends. Hilda discovered that Hoopiron knew some old bush songs, songs of a sort supposedly lost to living memory. She invited two fellow members of Sydney's People's Choir over to her flat to meet him. One of these Choir members was John Meredith. Thus began Meredith's journey of discovery of Australian folk song, a journey which was to last nearly fifty years and yield for Australia a priceless heritage few imagined, and many denied, existed.
Interview with the Jack Lee & others in National Library Oral History collection -
Colin Lee, Charlie Griffiths, Jack Lee, Gus Tange and the Bushwhackers interviewed by John Meredith for John Meredith folklore field recordings, 1953-1961 [sound recording]
- Colin Lee plays the accordion: Bless 'em all
- Charlie Griffiths recites: Myall King (Off the grass)
- Jack Lee sings: The maid and the magpie
- Broken down squatter
- Jack Lee and his sister sing: The old rustic bridge by the mill
- Colin Lee sings: Paper cooking
- I'll hang that picture
- Charlie Griffiths recites: The tragedy
- Colin Lee plays the accordion: The broken down squatter
- The Bushwhackers perform: Click go the shears
- Where's your licence
- Nine miles from Gundagai
- Gus Tange sings: Yarrawonga
- Wodonga, home town of mine
- Bunch of Golden Wattle
- Old sun-downer
- Old Australian homestead.
Thanks to Warren Fahey for supplying a copy of the original clipping & the NLA for digitising the newspaper as part of their TROVE collection.http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/27523996
Final thanks to Mark Gregory for posting the article here http://folkstream.com/reviews/russelward.html
Saturday 12th September 1953.
Songs From The Old Man Plain
By RUSSEL WARD
The author of this article, Russel Ward, is at present working on
a scholarship at the Australian National University, tracing the
relationship between Australian folk-ballads and our social history.
"None of that 'Mr. Lee' stuff, sonny," the old man said as we shook hands. "I was never 'Mr. Lee.' Hoop-iron Jacky, they call me."
Jack Lee is 77 and has been blind for many years. He lives with his sister in one of Sydney's western suburbs. Although there is little to distinguish his home from the other houses in the street, Hoop-Iron Jacky really belongs to another time and place.
He was born on the Old Man Plain in 1876, at Booligal, on the lower Lachlan. As a young man he worked on stations scattered all over the Riverina and beyond. His conversation brings to life the vanished era of, bul- lockies, shearers, stockmen and sundowners—the Australia immortalised by Joseph Furphy in "Such Is Life."
"You had lo make your own fun then," he says. "No picture shows or wireless - or concerts either, unless, you made them for yourselves."
He remembers many of the old bush ballads collected and published by Banjo Paterson in 1905 - and others that Paterson missed.
"But I've forgotten a lot more," he laments. "I remember one time I was working at Nimidgee, out from Mount Hope, I sang four songs every night for a fortnight, and never sang the same one twice.
"Everyone used to sing. One chap would sing the verses and the whole mob would come in on the coalbox (chorus). One night we kept going till 2 o'clock in the morning, and anyone who went to his bunk would be pulled out again when his turn came around.
"I remember a bloke called Bill Tully was shearing there. He made up a song that was very popular. It was called 'The Backblock Shearer'." And the old Riverina man sang it to the tune of "The Wearing o' the Green":
I'm only a back-block shearer, as easily can be seen,
I've shorn in most of the famous sheds on the plains of the Riverine:
I've shorn in most of the famous sheds, I've saw big tallies done,
But somehow or other, I can't tell why, I never became a gun.
Hurrah, my boys, my shears are set, I feel both fit and well:
To-morrow you'll 'find me at my pen when the gaffer rings the bell,
With Hayden's patent thumb-guards fixed, and both my blades pulled back,
To-morrow I go, with a sardine blow, for the century or the sack!
I asked him to stop at this point for a translation. He was tolerant of my ignorance and explained that "gaffer" was one of many nicknames for the boss of the shed. A "blow" was a single stroke of the shears, and "sardine blow" was a cramped, nibbling style of shearing. "The bloke was a mug, you see." Then he continued:
I've opened up the wind-pipe straight, I've opened behind the ear;
I've practised all the possible styles in which a man can shear.
I've studied all the cuts and drives of the famous men I've met,
But I've never succeeded in plastering up them three little figures yet.
As the boss walked down this morning, I saw him stare at me,
For I'd mastered Moran's great shoulder-cut, as he could plainly see.
But I've another surprise for him that will give his nerves a shock;
To-morrow I'll show him I'll have mastered Pierce's rangtang block.
The singer broke off to explain that, of course, "block" should be "blow," but Bill Tully had made it "block" for the sake of the rhyme. Then he finished the song with another stanza, and all that he could remember of the last one:
And if I succeed as I expect to do, next year. I intend to shear
At the Wagga Demonstration, that's held there every year:
And there I'll lower the colours, the colours of Mitchell and Co.;
Instead of Deeming, you will hear of Widgeegoweera Joe.
'Twas in the old shed at Coorong where first I flashed a blade,
But now the years have vanished along with the cheques that I've made . . .
Mitchell, it seems, was a famous big-gun shearer, and Deeming a notorious murderer who cemented the bodies of his wife and four children into the floor of his house in England. He murdered another wife in Melbourne, and had reached the stage of buying the cement for the third in Sydney, when he was arrested and hanged in May, 1892.
I asked Jack Lee if he knew any Kelly songs. They were once very popular, he said, but he could, recall only fragments. "We used to call them 'treason songs,' " he explained. "You weren't allowed to sing them in a public place. Or convict songs. One chap I knew was fined, but I wasn't. When the police told me to stop, I stopped. . . . I don't remember them much now.
"But I recommend you to see my old mate, Joe Cashmere - Mr. Joseph Cashmere, of Sylvania. He may remember some songs that I've forgotten."
AND he did. Mr. Cashmere, who used to write for the "Albury Banner," and later for such papers as the "Bulletin" and the "Worker," is another Booligal boy. He is 81.
He began by recounting a true story to illustrate how much singing and versifying used to be an accepted part of daily life on the western plains.
Paddy the Flat and Scotty the Wrinkler were humping their blueys across the Old Man Plain near Hay (he said). It was mid-summer. Both were well-known characters in the Riverina and along the Darling, at the turn of the century, Scotty being a remittance man much reduced by drink.
The mailman came along in his buggy, and they asked him for a ride to the nearest pub; but there was room for only one passenger. They were thinking of tossing for it, when it was suggested that each man should produce some extempore verses. The mailman was to be judge and give a ride to the winner.
Scotty declaimed:
On the hill there stands a mill,
If it's not gone, it'll be there still.
Paddy won with:
Please, Mr. Mailman, don't be unkind
Pick up poor Paddy and leave Scotty behind!
Joe Cashmere confirmed his mate's story of "treason songs." He also declared that an indigenous bush dance was once banned by the police. "We used to call it The Bullock Drivers' Schottische'," he said. "I often saw it stopped in woolshed or township dances. They used to say it was vulgar." He chuckled. "I don't know what they'd have said about some of these modern dances."
Once at Booligal he saw a policeman stop a man who was singing a convict-song. "There were only three places on the Old Man Plain, they used to say, Hay, Hell and Booligal; but Booligal was the worst." He recalled only a few lines:
Blow ye winds, high ho,
A-roving I shall go:
I'll stay no more on English shore
To hear your music play.
I'm off by the morning train
to cross the Old Man Plain,
I'm taking a trip in Government ship
Ten thousand miles away!
This song has been recorded elsewhere in variant versions, but another convict ballad, of which Mr. Cashmere could remember only eight lines, is less well- known:
It was early one morning before the break of day,
There came a cruel turn-key and unto us did say:
"Rise up you seven convicts, I warn you one and a'
It is to-day you sail away from Caledonia."
Farewell unto my sweetheart, she said to me good-bye,
She said to me "Good-bye, my man," as in the cell I lie,
"No more we'll roam together, down the old Bromula,
The rolling seas divide us from Caledonia."
Scores of such cautionary convict-ballads were sung and peddled as broadsides in the cities of Britain during the first half of the 19th century, but it is particularly interesting to find this one surviving among outback bush workers 50 or 60 years later.
Taken with the reports of these two survivors from a past age it suggests, perhaps, that the influence of the convict tradition on our national ethos was more persistent than is usually supposed.
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Bush Music Club mentioned in Australian Woman's Weekly in October 1956
Thanks to Warren Fahey for a scan of the original clipping & to the National library for digitising all copies of the Weekly from 1933 to 1982. http://trove.nla.gov.au/aww
Alan Scott, Secretary of BMC wrote to Dorothy Drain, Editor of the Australian Woman's Weekly replying to an observation she had made in a precious issue, and his reply was published in the 24th October issue. He also sent her a copy of the latest Singabout 1(3) Winter 1956.
Editorial of Singabout 1(3) Winter 1956
here's the whole page http://trove.nla.gov.au/aww/read/222935#page/34/mode/1up
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Posters in the Hut, Part 2 - More History on our walls
Since we started renovating & moved furniture we have found more posters
The back wall
Behind the piano & all the stuff that was hidden behind the piano we found these posters on the back wall
and these on the side wall
Behind the pink cupboards in the centre of the back room
beside the pink cupboard
Behind the old wardrobe
This poster was part of an education pack on Bush Music
Beside the old wardrobe
Mike taking archival photos of the posters
(photos Sandra Nixon)
(photos Sandra Nixon)
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Labels: History, Tritton Hall
Tuesday, 29 December 2015
Extracts from Singabout - the early songwriters - Stan Wakefield (1906 - 1962)
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The Bush Music Club published many new songs & poems in Singabout, Journal of Australian Folk Song between 1956 and 1967. This series lists the works of these writers and provides biographical information where possible.
Singabout Vol 4(4), 1962
Alan Scott & Janet Wakefield, 1980s (Maher Collection)
The Bush Music Club published many new songs & poems in Singabout, Journal of Australian Folk Song between 1956 and 1967. This series lists the works of these writers and provides biographical information where possible.
Singabout Vol 4(4), 1962
Alan Scott & Janet Wakefield, 1980s (Maher Collection)
Stan Wakefield
These songs were published in 1966 -
Songs of Australia words and music by Stan Wakefield, edited by John Meredith for the Bush Music Club. Southern Music Publishing, Sydney, 1966. Bush Music Club Series no. 2.
The Rueful Rabbit words & music by Stan Wakefield 1(1)
Songs of Australia A song for children by Stan Wakefield 1(3)
Shining Moon A song for children, words & music by Stan Wakefield 2(1)
Wallaby Liz words & music by Stan Wakefield 2(3)
The Dogwood Itch words & music by Stan Wakefield 2(4)
The Kookaburra Laughed - words & music by Stan Wakefield 3(1)
Pelican Joe - words & music by Stan Wakefield 3(4)
The Stock Route Again - words & music by Stan Wakefield 3(4)
When Regan Sat on His Spurs - adapted from an old bush yarn by Stan Wakefield 4(1)
These songs were published in 1966 -
Songs of Australia words and music by Stan Wakefield, edited by John Meredith for the Bush Music Club. Southern Music Publishing, Sydney, 1966. Bush Music Club Series no. 2.
The Rueful Rabbit words & music by Stan Wakefield 1(1)
Songs of Australia A song for children by Stan Wakefield 1(3)
Shining Moon A song for children, words & music by Stan Wakefield 2(1)
Wallaby Liz words & music by Stan Wakefield 2(3)
The Dogwood Itch words & music by Stan Wakefield 2(4)
The Kookaburra Laughed - words & music by Stan Wakefield 3(1)
Pelican Joe - words & music by Stan Wakefield 3(4)
The Stock Route Again - words & music by Stan Wakefield 3(4)
When Regan Sat on His Spurs - adapted from an old bush yarn by Stan Wakefield 4(1)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Budding star Chase Elliott has landed a full-time NASCAR ride for 2014 with JR Motorsports, with surprise sponsorship from NAPA Auto Parts. Elliott, the son of 1988 NASCAR champion Bill Elliott, will race for the Nationwide Series title at JRM driving the No. 9 Chevrolet in a nod to his fathers longtime number. The ride became possible when NAPA reversed its decision to leave NASCAR following the scandal surrounding Michael Waltrip Racings attempt to manipulate a September race to get Martin Truex Jr. into the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship. NAPA issued a harsh rebuke of MWR and ended its multimillion-dollar sponsorship of Truex one year into a three-year contract extension with MWR. That cost Truex his ride at MWR and forced the organization to lay off about a third of its workforce. But the Atlanta-based company had a change of heart, deciding to return for a 19th season in NASCAR to back the up-and-coming Elliott. The Elliotts are from Dawsonville, Georgia, roughly an hour from NAPA headquarters, and Chase didnt become eligible to compete full-time in NASCAR until he turned 18 at the end of November. "NAPA is pleased to continue its long standing involvement in NASCAR, the most popular form of motorsports in the United States supported by its many loyal and passionate fans," said Dan Askey, president of NAPA. "Chase Elliott is a young and talented, future star in the sport and will represent NAPA well both on and off the track." NAPA representatives declined interviews. Elliott will make his Nationwide debut at the Feb. 22 season opening race at Daytona. He will report for testing this weekend and be paired with crew chief Greg Ives, who led Regan Smith to a pair of wins and a third-place finish in the standings at JRM last season. "This is an opportunity of a lifetime for me, a chance to make a career of this," Elliott said in a telephone interview with The Associated Press. "I couldnt ask for anything more than a chance with JR Motorsports, the backing of Rick Hendrick, and the support of NAPA. I think to have that connection with NAPA is really, really neat. The headquarters is not far from our house, and to me, that goes a lot further than you think. For both of us to come from Georgia, my home state, is special." Elliott has been in the Hendrick Motorsports development program since 2011, when he was a freshman in high school. His first NASCAR K&N Series win was at Iowa in 2012, and he became the youngest superspeedway winner in ARCA history at Pocono last June. He then won in the Truck Series in only his sixth start when he won at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park in September. "I think the Nationwide Series is only a short step for him," said JR Motorsports owner Dale Earnhardt Jr. "Hes that good." JRM will field two full-time teams this season with Elliott and Smith in the No. 7 Chevrolet. The organization will also run the No. 5 with Kevin Harvick on a limited basis and the No. 88 with Earnhardt Jr. Ryan Pemberton will replace Ives as Smiths crew chief. "This will be the strongest line-up weve put on the track since we started racing full time in 2006," said Kelley Earnhardt Miller, general manager of JR Motorsports. Elliott will try to become only the fifth multi-generational NASCAR champion. His father won 44 Cup races, including two Daytona 500s; "Awesome Bill from Dawsonville" was also a 16-time winner of NASCARs Most Popular Driver Award. "No doubt the historical element of this is pretty cool," said Earnhardt Jr. "Bill Elliott is one of the greats. Ive always looked up to him. He had some great battles with my dad. I think there are a lot of Elliott fans and Earnhardt fans that will take interest in Chases career and support him 100 per cent." Elliott will spend the first half of the Nationwide season juggling his first full-time job and the second semester of his senior year of high school in Georgia. The school has been flexible in working with Elliott as hes pursued his racing career, but the Nationwide schedule will be his most intensive racing to date and mother, Cindy, spent part of Monday discussing a plan with administrators. "I hope they are understanding because this is a full-time job and one that will require me to be gone a lot -- but second semester of senior year of high school? Theres usually not a lot going on," he said. "I hope that side of it is manageable because I really think Ive been given a lot in this situation. I feel things are positioned here at the shop, with NAPA, everything is aligned for success."
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Q&A: Home Automation - November 2016
We've got a recurring theme happening on this Q&A: Why doesn't this connected thing work with that connected thing?
This is a longer video, and as usual the start times of the questions are inserted below if you'd like to skip directly to a particular question:
Starts at 1:12
From Rob W
I'm slowly adding "smarter" things to my home, starting with a Philips Hue white light starter set. I'm an apple user, and like the idea of staying with HomeKit devices.
I'm eventually going to be adding smoke detectors and leak detectors, the main reason for adding automation. I know insteon has a leak detector, which you reviewed. If I go that way, it makes sense to stick with insteon switches, but their Pro hub for HomeKit doesn't play well with sensors.
I've heard the Lutron dimmer switches are good, but now that's adding a different hub. I honestly like the look of the Insteon better, the mesh network as opposed to Bluetooth to the hub sounds good, but that pro hub has issues for the insteon.
Any suggestions between Insteon and the Lutron?
Also, it seems like amazons Alexa works really good for home control, does it work in the same house with HomeKit? Would Siri and Alexa be able to function together, or trying to use both, will that cause problems?
Any suggestions?
Starts at 11:43
From Clay W
I just installed a Schlage Connect lock on my front door (model BE469NXCAM605), a Z-Wave enable lock. I got it to connect with my Wink Hub just fine (although I am a bit surprised that the Wink app does not seem to include lock/unlock commands). (it does, actually)
My Amazon Echo recognizes lots of other things on the Wink Hub, but the lock isn't recognized. I can't find a specific Schlage Echo skill. Is there a way to make this lock work with the Echo?
Starts at 20:35
From Boyd P
Before I kick-off, I love your channel and I love how passionate you are in what you do. It's very refreshing to see you take your profession and make it accessible, but also show a serious and important side (e.g. The DYN and IoT video).
Elgato seems to be featured a lot on your channel and I must admit that mostly due to your clear videos about the products they're going on to my Christmas wish list.
One thing I think would be really interesting to see, with all your smarter home products, is how your home App looks. I've not really been able to find a good screenshot or video detailing how temperature gets reported in there. Or how it looks when you use weather sensor in the Home App.
Keep up the nice video's,
and thank you for all the information!
Starts at 32:58
From Sam V
First of all thank you for your videos, I really enjoy them.
Here are my questions:
1) OnHub and Google Wifi spec shows they have Zigbee connectivity, does it mean they can control Philips hue lamps/switches/sensors without the Phillips bridge? In other words, if I buy OnHub or Google Wifi does it mean I don't need Philips bridge any more to control hue lamps?
2) Imagine I set up Philips bridge with:
a couple of lamps
and a switch/dimmer (which controls a bunch of lamps)
and a movement sensor (which controls a bunch of lamps).
Also assume I set up my bridge to turn on some of the lamps at night and turn them off at the morning automatically.
Imagine everything is working great. Now assume my home's internet connection dies and the bridge doesn't have access to internet any more. What will happen then?
Here is what I assume (hope) will happen:
I cannot modify the current setting of the lamps, switches, sensor, automatic on/off using the Phillips app (since the app is unable to connect to the bridge and modify it).
Also I am unable to use my phone to turn on/off lamps or change their colors (again since wifi is how my phone communicates with the bridge).
However, I am assuming all other functionalities should not change:
I should still be able to use the switch/dimmer and they will behave as they were.
Bridge's automatic plan should not be disturbed and it will continue turning lamps on/off based on its internal timer.
Am I right?
Thanks for your time
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From Devon
I have watched many of your videos and hope you have some time to answer a few questions for me.
Currently I have just 3 z-wave switches hooked up to my ADT Pulse system. After researching I have found that ADT pulse can not connect to Echo, Google Home or HomeKit. So I figured the only main benefit to kepp my ADT Pulse is that it is controlled by a central call center which alert the police, peace of mind thing, so I will keep it for that.
I was thinking of going in the route of SmartThings Hub with Google home and other devices I would purchase, but now I have learned you also need the Phillips bridge in order to connect their lights to the ST Hub, is this true?
Also I have iOS devices, so I can also do HomeKit, so I really want to know is there a reason why I would go with smartthings hub, when I could just buy homekit combatible devices?
Main things I would want, is voice control while I am home and also ability to access devices when I am not home.
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If you are interested in going to Pfeiffer Beach, get on Highway one, just south of Big Sur Station, until you get to Sycamore Canyon Road. This road will take you on a winding adventure all the way to the shore. Trailers and RVs are not allowed since this two-mile road is narrow and makes a lot of twists. This post is brought to you by our friends at https://www.tuckerlocksmithoncall.com/east-point.html!
Once you are at the shore, you will need to park your vehicle and take a short hike to reach the beach. The area of beach you will be at is where the Sycamore Canyon Creek spills into the Pacific Ocean. The sand located in the cove is protected by a rocky point. The waves you find at Pfeiffer Beach come crashing in hard, but during lower tides, you can find many interesting items if you take the time to explore. You can also find many tide pools when the tide is low.
Keyhole Rock is easily the focal point on the beach with its amazing natural arch where the saltwater comes in at its base. As the sun sets, you can even see beautiful rays of light passing through the arch. Pfeiffer Beach is a beautiful place to be at sunset, and is often used by professional photographers.
If you travel to the northern side of the beach, you will find purple sand. This forms from the manganese garnet rocks located in the area within the cliffs. Many people use this area as a nude beach. The California coastal commission helps to manage this area that is part of the Los Padres National Forest.
Pfeiffer Beach is a beautiful area to visit. If you make a trip to California, be sure to add this to your list of places to visit.


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"Anxious about fitting in at a new school, sophomore Sadie Wildhack tries to seem more interesting by inventing one little lie about herself: a severe peanut allergy. Soon she is telling elaborate stories of near-death experiences, vigilantly avoiding peanut products, and dodging the school nurse who wants medical forms signed by Sadie's mom. When she starts to make real friends and catches the eye of a cute boy who is interested in more than her allergy, Sadie wants to leave the lie behind but can't find a way to come clean.
A simple, honest, yet light-hearted story about a small misstep becoming a big deal, this graphic novel strikes just the right balance between charm and seriousness. Sadie and her friends are eminently likable and real, and readers will enjoy watching Sadie grow more confident amongst her peers, even as she grows increasingly anxious about her lie. Her relationship with boyfriend Zoo is sweetly supportive, even in the face of her eventual humiliation, and understanding adults help temper the impact when her lie is revealed.
The illustrations keep the focus on Sadie, leaving her the only spot of color (she's always in a bright red top) amid the otherwise black and white scenes. This tale of a lie gone very wrong will strike a chord with readers who have fudged the truth to get attention." AM


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::11 Ways to Manage a Wedding Guest List::
Wedding guest lists are often the first thing that causes stress between families in what is otherwise a really exciting time. Headcounts either determine what is realistic within a certain budget or perhaps they dictate what a budget has to be in order to invite everyone. There is so much to consider when deciding who makes the final invitation list so without further to do, here are some tips and tricks I offer to my clients so they feel like they can manage this daunting wedding planning task
· Will you know this particular guest 3 years from now, 5, 10?
· In relation to those on parents' lists, if you saw them in the grocery store, would you stop and say hello, hurry your way out of small talk, invest in conversation?
· Do you have margin for new friends you will make over the course of the next year?
· Have an A list and a B list, perhaps send the Save the Dates to only the A list.
· Send invitations to the A list first (10-12 weeks) and then as you get no's, send to some B listers (8 weeks) in order of preference. In my opinion, it's important to have final RSVPs by 4 weeks in advance so you can create table assignments and finalize orders.
· Some get really excited and send Save the Dates 10 or so months in advance. Perhaps wait until the 6 month countdown. Maybe send Save the Dates to a select few that are really important to you and have to travel. Just be mindful that anyone you invite to a shower or party (prior to a save the date) is likely suspecting they are on the wedding invite list. Anything that suggests a gift, suggests invite.
· Have a list for announcements only.
· Maybe you have a 'no gift' party with your parents friends and one with his parents friends and that is a way for them to meet the two of you together and celebrate.
· Cut children, except family members.
· Only "and guest" people that are in a serious relationship or don't know others.
· Don't feel obligated. Here's the thing. Either they've been through it OR they will go through it and unless they're just drama, they get it.
Some of these may not be a good fit for the dynamics your families have, so take them or leave them.
I certainly don't keep in touch with a lot of people that were at our wedding. In fact, that was the last time I saw a lot of them.
And for the younger couples, I realize it's harder to narrow things down. The closer to college years a couple happens to be, the larger the wedding we typically see. The younger the couple, the harder to narrow down. Whether you just graduated or it's only been a couple of years, you are still at an age where college friends haven't totally gone their own ways yet. Especially with social media tying you together. Just really think through the ones that are forever friends, worth a few hundred per head. If they are flakes and RSVP one way but land another, how will that settle with you?
Like these tips on managing a wedding guest list? Share them on Pinterest, Facebook or Instagram!


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$990,000 • 5 Bedrooms • 4 | 1 Baths
Transitional elegance with a touch of the unexpected.
Welcome to 159 Kings Highway North. Spacious, open living spaces are complimented by huge windows and a surprising feeling of serenity in this unbeatable walk-to-town location. Stone steps transport you to this family home perched above the flood zone and overlooking marsh lands for a tremendous amount of privacy.
Love to cook? The chef's kitchen with 2 ranges, 2 full-sized sinks, and floor to ceiling cherry wood cabinetry is a must see. Off both the kitchen and dining room, glass doors lead to the fenced backyard and blue stone patio. The perfect place to unwind. Inside, spend family time in the great room or enjoy adults-only conversation in the living room — the open floor plan offers so many options.
With bedrooms on the second and third levels, you will have plenty of space for those out-of-town guests. A sitting area at the second floor landing is a perfect reading or home-work spot — away from the action but not too isolated!
Need space for an at-home office/business? The above ground, lower level, with its own separate entrance and full bath offers over 1000 sq. ft. of open usable space.
Finished on 4 levels, this 2003 Able Construction built engineering feat is completely supported by the exterior walls. With over 4700 sq. ft. of living space, the possibilities are endless.
Expect the unexpected, come and visit 159 Kings Highway North and experience it for yourself!


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To all buyers of residential properties: If you are going to purchase a home, then this book will help you understand the importance of "agency", or the attributes and duties of the agent owed to client during a real estate transaction.
Monthly Archives: November 2013
Open Challenge to the Real Estate Community – Discussing Limited Agency and its inherent Conflict of Interest
The Fishy Side of Real Estate is a book that addresses an issue that very few people in the real estate industry will discuss – Limited Agency, or known in other states as Dual Agency. It is simply when one real estate agent represents both a buyer and seller in the same property transaction.
"Fishy" deals with the reactions from individuals who work in various jobs in the real estate business. Nearly all of these characters who understand the inherent conflict of interest associated with Limited Agency, just don't want to discuss it.
My question to all of you people in my line of work – why not?
We are talking professionals that represent the real estate industry on a local and state level – mortgage VP's, people in title companies, real estate brokers, and agents – all these individuals know that the level of service is potentially compromised when an agent engages in Limited Agency. All of the characters in the book and all the real agents who work out there in the market representing home buyers and sellers – just-don't-want-to-talk-about-it.
The answer behind their reticence is really simple. Although they know there is a compromising of agency service to the client, they can't give in to the double-dipping of income that accompanies a limited agency transaction. Rather than stand up and admit that we'd rather potentially screw clients instead of taking the high road, well, many take the low road. The money is worth far more than doing the right thing. That's why they won't discuss it. The dangling carrot of doubling your money is far more attractive than doing the more ethical route of single, or exclusive representation.
So I am issuing a challenge to you people at the Indiana Association of Realtors (IAR), MIBOR (Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of Realtors, the Attorney General of Indiana, any Indiana licensed broker or agent, any of you real estate industry people are being asked to sit down at a public forum and candidly discuss the details, the ramifications, the inherent conflict of interest that is associated with Limited Agency.
But to all you potential home buyers and sellers who would benefit from such a candid conversation, my guess is that you will never hear it. Why not? Because they don't want to talk about it. They'd rather take your money instead.
Ain't that right, Spike?


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An Apprenticeship is a real job with training so you can earn while you learn and pick up some nationally recognised qualifications as you go. Apprenticeships take between one and four years to complete and cover 1,500 job roles in a wide range of industries, from things like engineering to finance advice, veterinary nursing to accountancy. With up to 17,000 quality Apprenticeship vacancies available online at any time, there has never been a better time to start an Apprenticeship.
All apprenticeships at Level 2 Intermediate or Level 3 Advanced are free for 16-18 year olds and there is a fee for either Level 2 or 3 at any other age, this varies according to the qualification but as a guide most are around £250. Level 2 certificates and Level 3 diplomas can also be delivered. Employers can enroll existing staff on apprenticeship programmes at any age from 16+.
How to apply
If you want to apply for this course, you will need to contact Rutland County Council directly.


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As with any disease, there are levels of treatment for periodontal disease, more commonly known as gum disease. But if cleanings and antibiotics don't solve the problem, gum disease can advance and worsen such that surgery may be necessary to stop the progression of the disease and save your teeth.
Not only is gum surgery an expensive and unpleasant experience, but the bacteria may also reestablish itself post-surgery, requiring more treatments. Luckily, researchers in Australia have been developing a better solution.
Gum Disease is Widespread
Following the oral hygiene practices your dentist recommends can prevent plaque from building up. But if that plaque hardens, it can form tartar, which only a dental professional can remove. That tartar can in turn cause inflammation in your gums, which is the first sign of gum disease.
Studies have shown that a staggering half of adult Americans suffer from gum disease, and in adults 70 and older, that number skyrockets to 70%. The early stages of gum disease, such as gingivitis, can generally be reversed with better brushing and flossing and regular cleanings with your dentist. But untreated gingivitis can advance to periodontitis, which is significantly more difficult to treat and can result in damage to the bone and connective tissues of your teeth.
If you have late-stage gum disease, the only way to kick infection may be flap surgery, and depending on how much bone and tissue loss you have experienced, your dentist may also recommend bone or tissue grafts.
Vaccine Could Save Us From Surgery
Needless to say, reducing or eliminating the need for these surgical treatments is a high priority for dental scientists! A team at the University of Melbourne has been working for 15 years to develop a vaccine for chronic periodontitis — and they're almost there!
Here's how the vaccine works: It identifies and targets enzymes that are produced by a specific pathogen that causes gum disease. This then triggers an immune response, essentially training your body to fight off the disease by itself. Not only will this perform the job that antibiotics can only sometimes complete, but it will help fight the disease into the future, while current treatments would need to be repeated in case the disease recurs.
While the vaccine may not completely eliminate the need for other treatments for gum disease, it would certainly reduce the likelihood of those other treatments being needed, and might require less invasive surgery, or no surgery at all.
Unfortunately, the vaccine isn't expected to go to clinical trials until 2018, and it will be years yet before it's available. So for now, it's up to you to do the work to keep your gums disease-free! Brushing and flossing daily is just the cost of admission for healthy teeth — you also need to make sure to get regular dental cleanings and checkups to stay on top of your oral health.
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Balenciaga Pre-Fall 2016 Collection Channels Vetements
Although not exactly designed by Demna Gvasalia himself, the newest Balenciaga pre-fall 2016 collection somehow exudes some strong anti-fashion vibes typical of Vetements, not only making us wonder what's really going on with the fashion house, but also confirming once again that a fashion revolution is floating in the air, indeed. Despite the official statement that the collection was designed by Balenciaga's in-house team in the interim of Alexander Wang's departure and Demna Gvasalia's appointment, this line-up clearly speaks through the clothes, and we can't help but translate their words into Vetements.
Officially unveiled a few hours ago online, the Balenciaga pre-fall 2016 lookbook features models Stella Tennant, Julia Nobis and Marland Backus, who also walked for the house's latest fashion shows. Besides flawlessly showcasing all of the proposals, Tennat, Nobis and Backus also managed to personify the line-up's urban attitude like no one else could before, even putting into emotions Gvasalia's notorious androgynous style and overall genderless approach to fashion. Throughout their poses (and thanks to the mysterious photographer who captured them), the three talented models also seem to be celebrating Balenciaga's heritage, namely that of Nicolas Ghesqui'Äö√†√∂¬¨√Üre.
This collection appears like a well-served combination of both Gvasalia's and Ghesqui'Äö√†√∂¬¨√Üre's influences, as if those at the fashion house's headquarters wanted to embrace Balenciaga's glorious past while also subtly giving us a glimpse of its future. Thus each ensemble mixes elements characteristic of both the designers, such as Ghesqui'Äö√†√∂¬¨√Üre's sculptural tailoring and sharp aesthetics, and Gvasalia's street-style allure and oversized silhouettes.
As for the designers' mutual passion for innovative and ultra-modern materials, the collection fully meets our expectations with its metallic, sleek and furry fabrics, almost looking as if Ghesqui'Äö√†√∂¬¨√Üre's pieces were reinterpreted through Gvasalia's eyes. The collection contains a lot of tailored jackets and coats, relaxed pants and peplum cuts, while also focusing on single revival pieces that are just to die for.
As soon as Balenciaga unveiled its lookbook, most of its international fans couldn't help but notice a specific shearling aviator jacket, which seemed to be designed by Nicolas Gesqui'Äö√†√∂¬¨√Üre himself. On the other hand, street-style-inspired detailing such as Balenciaga's logo branded on the shearling collars and scarves clearly drive us back to the whole Gvasalia-involved speculations, not to mention the oversized hoodies, deconstructed skirts and cropped pants, and especially the floral prints Vetements often channels.
Vichy-check patterns and the few shocking colors inevitably still remind us of Gvasalia too, while the thigh-high sleek boots clearly jutted out from Vetements' latest shows. Is Balenciaga approaching and dipping into Vetements' fashion philosophy? We will probably find out the answer in the fashion house's next collections.
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Hello world
It's time for my second post and I thought I would talk about searching the active directory. I ran a PowerShell course yesterday and the delegates were itching to find out a bit more about searching an AD. So I said I would make sure I posted something on the blog.
So let's get going! To start with I`m going to introduce a script that I would be lost without: "get-dn.ps1". This script takes a SAM account name as input and returns the objects full CN as output. We can then use this output to then connect directly to the object. Here's the code:
function get-dn ($SAMName)
$root = [ADSI]''
$searcher = new-object System.DirectoryServices.DirectorySearcher($root)
$searcher.filter = "(&(objectClass=user)(sAMAccountName= $SAMName))"
$user = $searcher.findall()
if ($user.count -gt 1)
$count = 0
foreach($i in $user)
write-host $count ": " $i.path
$count = $count + 1
$selection = Read-Host "Please select item: "
return $user[$selection].path
return $user[0].path
$Name = $args[0]
$path = get-dn $Name
"'" + $path + "'"
So now let's look at this code in a bit more detail.
The first bit of the code simply creates a function to do most of the work. We take an argument in $SAMName that will hold the name of the account we wish to search for
function get-dn ($SAMName)
The next bit of code creates 2 objects. $root is a standard ADSI object that connects to the domain we are in. $searcher is a DirectorySearcher object, and we pass the ADSI object $root in as a constructor. Effectively we're saying search the domain we're in.
$root = [ADSI]''
$searcher = new-object System.DirectoryServices.DirectorySearcher($root)
Now we have created a DirectorySearcher object we need to set the search criteria. To do his we use the filter property of $searcher. See the LDAP Search Strings section below for more information. Once we have the criteria, we simply use the findall() method to find all instances that match the filter in the domain and return the results to $user
$searcher.filter = "(&(objectClass=user)(sAMAccountName= $SAMName))"
$user = $searcher.findall()
$user actually contains a collection of objects that match the search criteria. If we have more than one match, the collection has more than one element. This bit of code says "If we have more than 1 result, write all the results to screen and allow the user to select which object they mean". The shrewd among you may think, "SAMAccountName is unique, we can't have 2 of them". You're right however, we could implement wildcard searching, or searching by surname which might result in multiple matches making this really useful. Finally we return the path to the object. We return the object path because it includes the "LDAP://" which we would need to connect to the object directly.
if ($user.count -gt 1)
$count = 0
foreach($i in $user)
write-host $count ": " $i.path
$count = $count + 1
$selection = Read-Host "Please select item: "
return $user[$selection].path
The last bit of the if statement simply returns the path of the 1st element, if there is only 1 element in the collection. Then we finish of the function with a }.
return $user[0].path
The final section simply assigns the passed in argument to the variable $Name. We then call the get-dn function passing in $Name, and put the result in $path. At the very end we wrap the path in a ' and ' so that you can then copy and paste the returned line straight into an [ADSI] constructor. (see the previous post)
$Name = $args[0]
$path = get-dn $Name
"'" + $path + "'"
This function is really useful. Once I have got a hit I can use the output to quickly connect to an object in the Active Directory. I could for example type the following in PowerShell:
PS C:\store\ps scripts> .\get-dn.ps1 administrator
PS C:\store\ps scripts> $user = [ADSI] 'LDAP://CN=Administrator,CN=Users,DC=umpadom,DC=com'
PS C:\store\ps scripts> $user
DirectorySearcher Object
For more information on the DirectorySearcher object check out MSDN here:
Some members of DirectorySearcher that you might want to look at in more detail are:
PageSize – this limits the amount of results that get returned, and can be really handy when you are searching big domains.
Filter – This is the search criteria that is used to search the Active Directory. It uses LDAP search strings. See the below section for more information
LDAP Search String's
The DirectorySearcher filter property takes LDAP search strings. These strings use their own language. More information can be found here.
Basically, these are the four things to bear in mind when creating LDAP search strings.
1. The string must be enclosed in parentheses.
2. Expressions can use the relational operators: <, <=, =, >=, and >. An example is "(objectClass=user)". Another example is "(lastName>=Davis)".
3. Compound expressions are formed with the prefix operators & (and) and | (or). An example is"(&(objectClass=user)(lastName= Davis))". Another example is "(&(objectClass=printer)(|(building=42)(building=43)))".
4. Wildcards can be used. Use * operator
As ever, here are some examples. Below are some LDAP search strings that could be assigned to the DirectorySearcher.Filter property.
Find all users by explicit SAMName
"(&(objectClass=user)(sAMAccountName= $SAMName))"
Find all users where SAMName begins with xyz
"(&(objectClass=user)(sAMAccountName= $SAMName*))"
Find all users where Surname begins with xyz
"(&(objectClass=user)(sn= $Name*))"
Find all computers where computer name starts with xyz
"(&(objectClass=computer)(sAMAccountName= $ComputerName*))"
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How did you get started in photography?
I've always been taking photos; I was probably around six years old when I received my first camera. It was a small plastic film camera by Fisher Price. It had two viewfinders; one for each eye, like staring through binoculars, and two handles for my pudgy, small fingers to grip on to. I can't say a lot of what I took was good. I'm sure the majority were blurry photos of my family and friends half obscured by my fingers. But the love was already there.
What role has your iPhone and Instagram played in it?
The iPhone was a game changer; it allowed me to take photos everywhere I went. For the first time, I began actively taking photos like I did as a child, but instead of working my way through rolls and rolls of film that were never going to be developed, this was instant. I knew what I captured and I was able to edit and share those photos with the world, or at least the few hundred people that followed me on Instagram.
Instagram became my visual diary, a log of places I had been to and singular moments I had captured. It helped me fall in love with photography in an all-consuming way I never had before.
How has London influenced your perspective?
I started my Instagram account while at university in Leicester. A lot of my friends had Instagram but I knew of no one using it for anything other than taking selfies, so I was constantly looking at London-based instgrammers for inspiration. Living outside of London gave me such an appreciation for my home city. So when I moved back, I was so excited to explore, to share my perspective of London and to meet talented Londoners who operated on instagram too. I think these people have shaped and influenced my style of photography more than the city itself.
Where are your favorite places to go in London?
My favorite place is where the light is; I love dynamic, natural light and have witnessed some of the best in Holborn. Besides that, it would have to be East. I grew up in East London, it holds so many memories for me and not just from childhood. I've experienced some of my favorite sunrises with friends in East London.
What are you inspired by?
I'm most inspired by people. I've met so most talented people through this app. I've made close friends and I've formed family. I'm most inspired by instagrammers like @ecolephoto who relentlessly pursues photography
with a hunger I've not witnessed before. @vincentchapters who challenges my perception of photography daily, while introducing me to countless other artists, directors, musicians and creative people that have left me inspired. @knockoclock and @imaginationdetonation, who I met at the start of my instagram journey in London; guys who inspired me to take portraits of people on my iPhone, who taught me that people ultimately make an image of London unique. Now, my favorite type of photography is one that deals with people -- portraits and documentary style photography -- and I owe that all to the people I've encountered.
What are your favorite Underground stations?
King's Cross, St. Pancras is undoubtedly one of my favorite stations. It's huge and though I travel through the station every week, I still manage to lose my way. I love the sci-fi vibe King's Cross has. The continuous stream of artificial lights that run along its hanging ceiling and the cold, almost metallic, curved walls make you feel as though you've entered a spaceship.
Tottenham Court Road is a second favorite. I travel here a lot for church. It's an old outdated station, most of which is covered from curved floor to ceiling
in zany pale yellow and green tiles. But it has a few surprises.
Despite its rundown nature, Tottenham Court Road has so much character. Parts of the station are undergoing renovation work. I just hope they do not modernize it too much, so that some if its quirkiness remains.
How does light play into your work?
I feel a lot more aware of light because of photography. I'm constantly looking at how light falls and interact with the surface of things and I
want to find ways of capturing it. There's a hashtag, #chasingharshlight used for those moments when harsh light falls on to buildings, casting dramatic shadows across a street. If I see that, I've got to go and capture it -- that's the stuff that excites me the most. Likewise, I love taking portraits in overcast light. The difference between an average photo and a brilliant one is light and good lighting conditions motivate me to go out and take photos.
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Who will contact me?
A Methodist recruiter reviews all applications submitted, and contacts the applicants who are best suited for the position.
For most nursing and allied health positions, your first contact will be from a recruiter. The recruiter will conduct a brief screening interview on the phone. Our purpose is to find the best candidates for the job. The recruiter should be able to tell you at the end of that conversation whether you are going on to the next level, but it's not always certain.
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POLICE will hold the body of a murdered 81-year-old city grandmother for at least another two weeks for legal reasons.
Mohinder Kaur, who had been suffocated, was found gagged at her own flat in Nutgrove Close, Kings Heath, on August 25.
At the re-opening of her inquest today, Det Chief Insp Steve Bimson, of West Midlands Police's Major Crime Unit, said police needed to keep the body for at least another fortnight.
He said: "A suspect has been arrested and bailed and investigations are continuing.
"We have had some initial forensic results, which have taken us no further but we are expecting some more results next week.
"The family have been very supportive of what we have been doing. The investigation is still at a very early stage and that is why we are asking to keep the body for a little longer."
Mr Cotter told DCI Bimson that he expected to be updated on any developments and adjourned the inquest until October 2.
A post-mortem examination revealed Mrs Kaur, who had five children and a number of grandchildren, died from suffocation.
The pensioner, who was hard of hearing, was last seen alive in nearby Albert Road on the evening of Friday, August 24.
The widow had been robbed of more than #1,000 worth of gold jewellery.


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So I have been coveting a little blue bottle of Sunday Riley Luna Sleeping Night Oil since its release and today I finally have the pleasure of owning a bottle of this ludicrously priced yet much loved night time treatment. As I gleefully unwrapped it this morning, one of the first things I noticed was that the pretty dropper bottle comes complete with a very bold warning: Not for use during pregnancy.
At first this was a bit of a wtf moment - is the secret ingredient in this an intricate cocktail of booze, fags and sashimi or something else we're warned about consuming whilst with child? It sort of threw me a bit to be honest - after all, did I really want to be eagerly smothering my face with something that's actually harmful to my hypothetical foetus?
As it turns out, the potentially threatening ingredient is Trans-retinoic Acid - the very thing that makes Luna such a unique and (according to multiple reviews) effective product. Trans-retinoic Acid is basically Vitamin A and Luna is kind of special as it's a blend of natural oils and Vitamin A that makes it relatively more suitable for sensitive skins. That said, I'm yet to actually put it on my face, but I have high hopes.
So what's the issue with Vitamin A/ Retinol and pregnancy?
According to various studies, the oral consumption of excessive amounts of Vitamin A are known to cause birth defects, while the topical use of Vitamin A may be harmful to unborn babies.
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If you've come across any studies on this, please feel free to drop a link in the comments as I'm kind of intrigued by the whole thing!
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Captain Michael Rudulph
Erected 1976 by Colonial Charlestown Commission and Maryland Historical Society.
Location. 39° 34.244′ N, 75° 58.418′ W. Marker is in Charlestown, Maryland, in Cecil County. Marker is at the intersection of Conestoga Street and Water Street, on the right on Conestoga Street. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Charlestown MD 21914, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 4 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. Susquehanna Manor (a few steps from this marker); Shrewd Decision (within shouting distance of this marker); Site of Charlestown Wharf (within shouting distance of this marker); Lt. Col. Nathaniel Ramsay Charlestown (approx. ¼ mile away); St. Mary Anne's Church (approx. 2.4 miles away); North East (approx. 2½ miles away); Striking a Blow (approx. 3.2 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Charlestown.
Categories. • Military • Notable Persons • War, US Revolutionary •
More. Search the internet for Captain Michael Rudulph.
Credits. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016. This page originally submitted on July 14, 2007, by Bill Pfingsten of Bel Air, Maryland. This page has been viewed 2,610 times since then and 24 times this year. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on July 14, 2007, by Bill Pfingsten of Bel Air, Maryland. • J. J. Prats was the editor who published this page.


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Suwannee Hulaween organizers confirmed the full 2019 lineup for the event.
Wilco, who added runs in St. Paul and Chicago to their fall tour, takes fans inside their legendary loft and around Chicago in the video for 'Ode To Joy' track "Everyone Hides"
Ween returns to the Northeast for a pair of December 2019 tour dates.
After opening act Gang Of Youths canceled due to illness, Mumford & Sons donned costumes and performed a set of covers as "The Sun Never Sets On The Cool Kids" on Monday at Talking Stick Resort Arena in Phoenix.
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Play Dough Factory Featured on KSDK
Did you get a chance to see the video from the first ever, UCCC Play Dough Factory?
It was a day filled with fun for our students, teachers and visitors.
One of the favorite recipes was Apple Pie Play Dough...the smells of Fall in St. Louis!
- 3 cups of flour
- 1 cup of salt
- 3T of cinnamon
- 1t of nutmeg
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MILWAUKEE - A Menomonee Falls, Wis., dental benefit administration company violated federal law when it refused to hire and then fired an African-American woman because of her race, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) charged in a lawsuit it filed today.
According to EEOC' s complaint, Nartisha Leija, who had successfully performed her job with Scion Dental, Inc. as a temporary employee, was subjected to race discrimination in hiring when Scion disqualified her application for permanent employment. Scion s stated reason for failing to consider Leija was that she lacked a college degree. However, Scion subsequently hired Caucasian applicants without college degrees into the same position. The company continued recruiting for the position and went on to hire four additional non-black candidates before ultimately discharging Leija from her temporary position.
EEOC filed its lawsuit (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v. Scion Dental, Inc., Civil Action No. 2:16-cv-1208) in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin in Milwaukee after first attempting to reach a pre-litigation settlement through its conciliation process. The agency seeks back pay and compensatory and punitive damages for Leija. The suit also seeks injunctive relief to prevent future race discrimination with reporting requirements and training of Scion' s managers and employees on federal equal employment opportunity laws.
"EEOC continues to fight against race discrimination in hiring that prevents African-American applicants from getting hired for jobs they are qualified for," said John Hendrickson, regional attorney for EEOC' s Chicago District Office. "The law requires that black job applicants be afforded the same opportunities granted to everyone else."
Eliminating barriers in recruitment and hiring is one of six national priorities identified by EEOC's Strategic Enforcement Plan (SEP).
EEOC' s Chicago District office is responsible for processing charges of discrimination, administrative enforcement and the conduct of agency litigation in Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota, with Area Offices in Milwaukee and Minneapolis.
EEOC enforces federal laws prohibiting discrimination in employment. Further information about EEOC is available on its website at www.eeoc.gov.


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WordPress mi ha fatto sapere com'è andato il mio blog nel 2010: ecco quello che mi ha scritto.
P.S.: grazie ai miei lettori che per 1.900 volte che hanno visitato il mio blog!
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