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Today's Gestures twenty 90s poses and ten 30s poses.
Didn't get to do much these two days, so just daily gestures. Making sure I at least do those! O:
Sorry didn't update, wasn't near my scanner this weekend but I have been drawing at least and sometimes more than 30 minutes a day.
Here are the ones from friday:
Gestures - 120s x 20 quick pose gestures
Last attempt on the current photo study.. it's getting pretty bad I wanted to try and get myself to do longer studies but this is just... x.x;
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Aghh. Okay only put in 30-40 more minutes but it's definitely not improving. I'll go back to my foundations haha.
Still would love critiques and advice and any helpful tips on improving portrait...
Imagination Doodle cause I couldn't sleep. Want to try to finish up the photo study eventually before end of this week with at least 3 hrs of study time on it. Will then study construction and...
Not too bad a start. Definitely would like to see more studies coming from you :p
I know I've been trying to at least get in 30 min of gestures a day hoping it works for me, despite my main field...
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I need to practice more hehe. *__*
Oh the drawings were missing from like half the thread and are back now. Definitely makes me happy. I love coming here for inspiration! <3
Trying to aim for at least 30 minutes a day. These aren't super great O: I want to do other studies but I was busy with interview today. It seems to have went well. Hopefully I'll be getting work...
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I was working on study of my family in this painting.
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1 hr of painting this so far. I've tried doing the flipping it over and over and I've been...
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Didn't get to work on painting again. Interview tomorrow. Hope things go well so I can do my art studies without feeling guilt over...
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Current photo study WIPS - I wanna draw babies better hehe. ;D
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Please give constructive critique on it. I've been trying to flip and such back and forth to...
Wow congrats! Amazing progress and in such a quick time period! I feel inspired. :)
Just 1 min quickposes. Not a strong day for drawing.
Very rough day and rough mood thanks to it. Hopefully tomorrow will be better.
On good news, this concludes my current physical sketchbook. ...
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Yours is amazing! *__* Definitely see so much improvement, which is always so inspirational to see.
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After the last post had done some gestures and these sketches. Don't feel like scanning all the gestures since I already posed a lot of them today but here are some fun practices I did before I...
1 min each x 60 gestures on Quickposes - 1 hr of gestures.
Cloth study (well my boyfriend's jacket I threw over the top of...
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Léon Huygens - Idyllic Seascape
Original 1900
Auction: Auctionata -Aug 21, 2015 - BerlinLot number: 64
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The present idyllic seascape is the work of the Belgian painter Léon Huygens and was painted around 1900. The composition is rendered in the Impressionist manner and shows a frog catcher, standing in the water of a lake. Behind him opens a meadow and mountain landscape, showing red roofs of a village. The left riverside is lined with rocks and foliage trees. The painting is mounted in a gilt wooden frame. Lower left is the artist's signature 'L. Huygens''''. The painting is in good condition with a fine horizontal crack and pressure marks in the paint surface due to the stretcher frame. The frame shows a few fine cracks and nicks. The overall dimensions, with frame, are 23.5 x 32 cm. The stretcher frame measures 17.5 x 26.5 cm. Léon Huygens (1876-1918) The painter Léon Huygens was born in 1876 in Brussels and studied at the Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts. He specialized in landscape paintings, especially from the Sonian forest and the coast of Nieuwpoort. During the First World War, he served as a war artist. He spent the end of his life in Paris. (cko) Léon Huygens (1876-1918), Idyllic Seascape, c. 1900 Oil on canvas Belgium, circa 1900 Léon Huygens (1876-1918) - Belgian painter Signed 'L. Huygens'''' lower left Frog catcher in an idyllic seascape Gilt wooden frame Overall dimensions, with frame: 23.5 x 32 cm Good condition
Léon Huygens - Landscape With Ruins
Auction: Christie's -Apr 22, 2005 - LondonLot number: 1360
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Léon Huygens, 20th Century Landscape with ruins signed 'L.Huygens' (lower left) oil on canvas 17 1/8 x 25½ in. (43.5 x 64.8 cm.) with Racconigi paper label to the reverse and labelled 'Appartientá la Reine Elisabeth' Special Notice No VAT will be charged on the hammer price, but VAT at 17.5%will be added to the buyer's premium, which is invoiced on a VATinclusive basis. Provenance Castello di Racconigi, Turin Elisabeth, Queen of the Belgians (1876-1965)
Léon Huygens - L''entrée D''auderghem Par Boitsfort Sous La Neige
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Léon Huygens - Malerische Gehöfte
Auction: Zeller -Sep 18, 2014 - LindauLot number: 1259
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Léon Huygens - City View With Figure
Original 1917
Auction: Bernaerts -Dec 14, 2009 - AnversLot number: 647
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LEON HUYGENS (1876-1918) City view with figure. Panel. Dated and signed '1917 L.Huygens'. 44 x 54 Sale date : 15/12/2009 Estimate : 300 € - 400 €


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Good for you, Clarington. My visitor to my tangled hair certainly got stuck into the flowers on the lemon balm as soon as I put him there but he was in the middle of brambles which have finished flowering , in fact I am picking the berries, so you could be right.
It was too dozy to sting. I just picked it up and carried it out to the garden. I cannot get on with mobile phones - tried with twl old ones the children gave me but they are too fiddly for me.. I have done quite a bit of weeding despite it threatening to rain all the time - a few spots now and again. The garden needs some rain but we may get some through the night which is the best time to have it.
What is up with the dozy bumble bees?. One must have fallen out of the brambles I am working amongst and dropped into my hair so when i put the brush through my hair when I came in to escape the rain it fell out on my dressing table. Looks OK now out on the lemon balm. Could it be that apple blossom shampoo?
Wiveliscombe in Somerset, flumpy , but the theme was 1950's at the seaside which must bring lots of nostalgic happy memories back to the ladies which is lovely at their age and must help the 91 year old who is almost totally blind.
So beautiful flumpy. Big plants make a statement and that is an elegant statement.Just watched "Love your Garden" make a lovely seaside theme garden for two ladies of 91 and 86. It looked gorgeous.
Yes that is where we used to stay. I still make the beef and pork stew we had there. I brought quite a few recipes home because the children loved the food. I never could find a place to buy there favourite fizzy drink - i think it was called Kinnie or something similar and was very pleasant - made from herbs, a bit like Coca cola but not sweet.
Oh Yes. love Malta. we used to take the children to Melleiha Bay (spelling?) and one of them loved Gozo so much he has taken his partner there repeatedly. The people are so friendly - they would invite you into see their garden and give the children pomegranites off the tree.
I did have a few drops of rain but kept on going as it was not much so come in for dry clothes and some lunch now. Looking forward to your houseplant picture, flumpy.
Aww that sounds lovely. It is new to you so definitely a new car. I have been up the garden to bring down the weeds I collected yesterday to the green wheeliebin which is full again, so they will have to line up now waiting for Friday. My neighbour has filled in the "windows" in his new wall of three of the sections - all different. Another three to do.
Lots of deadheading to do too, flumpy. Cloudy today in Bristol and forecast to be breezy. It is a bit cooler too. I do hope you are recovering well.


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Was referred by an employee. Took a week to get invited for an interview. Had two interviews: 1 VP and 1 Associate. Took two weeks to hear the decision. As I did not have background in investment banking at the time, both interviewers were rather relaxed on the technical questions, whereas brain teasers and personality questions were more difficult. One of the toughest questions I received was "What is your ultimate goal in life". I knew investment baking required full-time commitment to the company for a long time (hence, no personal life and so forth), but I replied honestly that I want to have a big family with 3 kids at least and working as a banker would help me realize this dream.
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Lazard (Hong Kong (Hong Kong)) in April 2014.
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This full-length classic production of the world's most famous ballet, Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake, features Russia's brightest ballet stars. Swan Lake (from 1895), together with The Sleeping Beauty and The Nutcracker, forms part of the big three of Russian nineteenth century ballets. Composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, together with choreographer Marius Petipa, raised both ballet music and dance as an art form to new heights with this piece. There's a good reason why Swan Lake is so often called the 'ballet of all ballets.' The combination of pure romanticism, the story about love and deception and Tchaikovsky's famous ballet music all continue to reach new generations of audiences. Full-length ballet in three acts with two intermissions. Tickets are available online at CoronadoPAC.org, or by phone at (815)-968-5222, or in person at the Coronado Performing Arts Center Box Office.
RIP Productions - Extreme Halloween Events
Experience Rockford's Extreme Halloween Event with three attractions at one location! Wyldside Paintball joins R.I.P. Productions to forge one of the largest and most terrifying Halloween experiences in the region! The scale and variety of this event offers something to thrill even the boldest of Halloween fanatics. The Trail of Screams has been terrifying visitors to death with unique attractions, electrifying 3D artwork, horrifying monsters, chainsaws, darkness and celebrity appearances. The Screamatorium is not only one of the scariest haunted houses, but was ranked the #1 Haunted Attraction in the Northern Illinois area by visitors! Darkness, horror, blood, chainsaws, and total insanity are only the beginning! New for 2015, Zombie Outbreak is a fight for your life through a Zombie Apocalypse! Northern Illinois' most authentic live action paintball will make you feel as if you are stuck in the middle of a video game. Except this time it's for real. Armed only with a paintball gun and all the guts you can muster, Zombie Outbreak will push you to the edge! The Midway of Terror features a full concession stand with everything from sweet treats, nachos, popcorn, hot and cold beverages and all your favorite foods to satisfy your hunger for fear! Browse the "Little Shop of Horrors" for souvenir t-shirts, glow in the dark items and other fun things that make your skin crawl.
Nicholas Conservatory - Lorikeet Exhibit
For the second year, lorikeets are landing in Rockford! These bright, colorful birds will swoop in for a stay at Nicholas Conservatory & Gardens. Inside the Conservatory, guests will find a special lorikeet house which provides guests with an intimate look into the fascinating world of the lorikeet. Visitors will be "face to beak" with the small- to medium-sized parrots known for their playful personalities, vibrant coloration, and their ability to mimic words and sounds. Lorikeets are a group of birds classified under "true parrots," and are found throughout the Australian region. Lorikeets, or lorys, have a unique brush-tipped tongue for feeding on fruits, vegetables, and flowers and are constantly looking for nectar and fruits due to their rapid metabolism. Guests will be able to purchase a nectar cup for $1 at the front desk and gift shop inside the Conservatory.
Jonamac Orchard Demolition Weekend
It's Pumpkin Demolition Weekend at Jonamac Orchard! Bring your pumpkin back, or use one of ours to smash, blast, crush, and destroy it in one of our many pumpkin demolition machines! This is your last chance to enjoy our Haunted Corn Maze this season, as our last night will be Halloween Night (Saturday, October 31). Hope to see you there, if you dare!
3rd Annual Stroll on State - Downtown Rockford
"Merry and Bright: A Downtown Holiday" returns with Stroll on State, a spectacular holiday event to attend with your family and friends to get you in the holiday spirit. There are plenty of activities to do, decorations to see, and delicious food to eat at this third annual event to celebrate the holiday season downtown.
Jonamac Orchard Halloween Bash
Visit our Pumpkin Princess and catch a free hayride to the pick-your-own pumpkin patch! The kids will love our 10 acre corn maze, the Barn Yard Play Area, Apple Train, Apple Launcher, Petting Zoo, and Pony Rides. Enjoy live music on Sunday from noon to 4pm!
Jackson Browne at Coronado PAC
Jackson Browne has written and performed some of the most literate and moving songs in popular music and has defined a genre of songwriting charged with honesty, emotion and personal politics. He was honored with induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2004, and the Songwriter's Hall of Fame in 2007. Jackson's career began in the mid-60s in Los Angeles and Orange County folk clubs. Except for a brief period in NYC in the late 1960s, he has always lived in Southern California. His debut album came out on David Geffen's Asylum Records in 1972. Since then, he has released fourteen studio albums and four collections of live performances. His new studio album, Standing In The Breach, is a collection of ten songs, at turns deeply personal and political, exploring love, hope, and defiance in the face of the advancing uncertainties of modern life.
3rd Annual Holidazzle Craft Show
The "Holidazzle Craft Show" is returns to the Winnebago County Fairgrounds, featuring crafters with all handmade items. Get a head start on Christmas shopping. Concessions will be available.
Jonamac Orchard Antique Farm Equipment Show
Come visit our annual Antique Farm Equipment show featuring working equipment from decades ago! Catch a free hayride to the pick-your-own Pumpkin Patch, and check out our Pumpkin Patch as we blast pumpkins into the air. Pony Rides will be available Saturday, Sunday, and Monday for Columbus Day! Don't miss our live music on Sunday from Noon to 4pm. Check out our Facebook Page for more information on what is happening around the farm! We are open for Columbus Day from 9-5:30pm with all of our usual weekend activities and activity pricing. This includes our Corn Maze, Apple Cannon and Launcher, Play Areas, Apple Train, Petting Zoo, and more!
Cheap Trick at Coronado PAC
Cheap Trick may be one of the most covered bands of all time. Since the 70s they've been blending elements of pop, punk and even metal in a way that is instantly catchy and recognizable. With timeless classics such as "I Want You to Want Me," "Surrender," and "The Flame," Cheap Trick are a musical institution. With more than 5,000 performances, 20 million records sold, 29 movie soundtracks and 40 gold and platinum recording awards, the band is frequently credited as being among the most influential in rock. Cheap Trick was honored in October 2007 by the Chicago Chapter of NARAS (National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences) for their contributions to the music industry and were featured in the John Varvatos Spring 2008 ad campaign.
Jonamac Orchard Pumpkin PIckin' Weekend
Come celebrate autumn during Pumpkin Pickin' Weekend! Catch a free hayride to the pick-your-own pumpkin patch, and check out our Pumpkin Cannon as it blasts Pumpkins into the air. Grab a bag of freshly popped Kettle Corn, and enjoy a crackling apple wood fire in our Campfire Sites! There will be live music on Sunday from Noon to 4pm.
Locktoberfest Weekends at Lockwood Park
Locktoberfest is a family fun festival, with a different theme each week! Our festival features free and low fee paid activities. Each weekend we will offer carnival rides, games, children's farm, pony rides, wagon rides, pick your own pumpkin, seasonal food, face painting, and more! Parking is free. Saturdays and Sundays in October, plus Monday, October 12.
Winneshiek Players Present: "Rocky Horror Picture Show"
The Winneshiek stage will transform into a mysterious old castle where two unsuspecting travelers meet a crazy doctor and other crazy creatures. The cult classic film will be presented with a shadow cast and provide many opportunities for audience participation. $15 (Includes Prop Bag).
Christmas Tea at the Stephenson County Historical Museum
Celebrate this holiday tradition at the historic 1857 Oscar Taylor home decorated in Christmas finery. Enjoy music and and homemade cookies with coffee, tea or punch as your tour the mansion. The Holiday Gift Shop will be open featuring a selection of historical books, toys and other unique gift items.
Run-A-Muc Acres
Celebrate the season with this pumpkin patch offering pumpkins, gourds, mums, and straw bales. Plus great photo opportunities. Open 7 days a week, dawn to dusk.
Fever River Railroad Fall Open House
For model railroad aficionados and everyone else who ever enjoyed model trains, this is something to see. The Fever River Railroad is a 103 by 24 foot scale model of a hypothetical railroad. The railroad intersects with models of "real" railroads, each of which can be operated independently. Up to 20 trains can be operating at one time. Industries along the railroad right-of-way duplicate either actual facilities or are typically correct of the industries that would be found in the Upper Midwest. The scenery represents the geographical area as well. A collection of railroad memorabilia and pictures are on display.
Northwest Illinois Rock Club's 2015 Jewelry, Gem, Fossil and Mineral Show
Midwest dealers will showcase a variety of beautiful gemstones, minerals, fossils, jewelry, beads and gifts for holiday shopping. In addition, there will be lapidary demonstrations, a fun-filled children's fish pond and games, speakers and displays.
Silver Creek & Stephenson Railroad and Silvercreek Museum Fall Harvest Demonstrations
All aboard as a 36-ton, 1912 Heisler steam locomotive pulls three cabooses for a four-mile ride through farmlands. Purchase your ticket at the Silver Creek Depot, a turn-of-the-century replica filled with railroad artifacts, and browse the Freight House Gift Shop and Silvercreek Museum. Weather permitting, there will be fall harvest demonstrations with horses and tractors. The museum will feature sauerkraut and brats. Train: Adults: $7; Children under 12: $3; Cab Rides: Inquire at the Depot; Museum: Adults: $4; Children under 12: Free.


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Dems lied, transparency died: Senate Finance Committee nixes Obamacare online disclosure
The Senate majority's contempt for the American people rears its ugly head again. The Senate Finance Committee just voted down a GOP amendment requiring that Obamacare legislation be available online 72 hours before the panel votes. Instead, the Democrats offered to make "conceptual language" available.
Dems lied, transparency died:
Senate Finance Committee Democrats have rejected a GOP amendment that would have required a health overhaul bill to be available online for 72 hours before the committee votes.
Republicans argued that transparency is an Obama administration goal. They also noted that their constituents are demanding that they read bills before voting.
Democrats said it was a delay tactic that could have postponed a vote for weeks.
The Democrats noted that unlike other committees, the Finance Committee works off conceptual language that describes policies — instead of legislative language that ultimately becomes law, and which the GOP amendment would have required.
Democrats accepted an alternate amendment to make conceptual language available online before a vote.
Philip Klein has more:
Currently, the only version of Chairman Max Baucus's proposal we have is a 223-page draft (PDF) that is written in plain English and explains the bill in conceptual terms. Republicans argued that until the bill is written in legislative language it will be impossible for the CBO to provide an accurate cost estimate.
The Bunning ammendment would have required the committee to have the legislative language of the bill, along with the CBO cost estimate, posted on the internet for 72 hours before a vote.
Democrats argued that waiting for the legislative languange to be written, and for the CBO to evaluate it, would needlessly delay the process by weeks.
"Let's be honest about it, most people don't read the legislative language," Sen. John Kerry said.
The Bunning amendment was defeated by a 12 to 11 vote, with Arkansas Sen. Blanche Lincoln the only Democrat voting in favor.
Obama cronyism + your personal data = trouble
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Hey AP, you spelled 'Democrats' wrong in this story about foundering O-care state exchanges
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They look like the small magnets so 37 isn't really that insane. It would be relatively easy to swallow them, I would think.
Also kids eat all sorts of crap when no one is looking. I chewed off part of a plastic cup and swallowed it. My sister swallowed a house key when my mom turned around for just a few seconds. She turned back around and the key was gone, but my sister had a smirk on her face. It's not necessarily negligence, but it does highlight the need for children to be supervised and be in a child-safe environment. Most parents do the best they can, I presume.
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PROVO, Utah — The BYU softball team will host Houston this weekend in a non-conference three-game series at Gail Miller Field on Friday at 6 p.m. MDT and Saturday at 1 p.m. MDT.
BYU quick hits
BYU is currently on a five-game winning streak, its highest of the season, after winning its home opener against Marist and sweeping San Diego in its conference opener last week.
BYU started the 2012 home season with an 8-0 record. Overall they were 17-1 at home, with the lone loss coming against No. 20 Hawai'i. This year they are 1-0.
Senior shortstop JC Clayton broke the all-time hit record at BYU in the team's four-game series against USD. Clayton has 269 career hits and a team and conference-leading 44 hits this season. Clayton was named PCSC Player of the Week for the third time this year.
Senior Hannah Howell was named the College Sports Madness Pitcher of the Week for the PCSC. Howell went 2-0 last week alongside a 0.93 ERA and 13 strikeouts. She also got the first hit of her career against San Diego.
BYU has an all-time record of 1-3 against Houston and has never played them in Provo.
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The Scarlet Cougars are sporting a record of 19-9 this season with an 8-1 record in the Conference USA standings. The team is led by head coach Kyla Holas who has headed the team since its inception in 1999. Since then, the team has had 11 consecutive winning seasons, five NCAA Regional appearances and two NCAA Super Regional Appearances. The Scarlet Cougars have four players who are hitting over .300 in senior Holly Anderson, freshman Katie St. Pierre, junior Haley Outon and senior Reina Gaber. With a .394 clip, Anderson leads the team in total bases with 56 and has a team-high seven stolen bases on the year. Outon brings power to the lineup with eight home runs to pad her .815 slugging percentage. Outon is also ranked 61st in the NCAA in home runs per game, fifth in walks, 16th in on base percentage and 12th in sacrifice flies. Houston has four pitchers on its staff who have made appearances this season but are led by redshirt junior Bailey Watts. Alongside an impressive ERA of 1.66, Watts has compiled an 11-2 record this season with the help of 71 strikeouts and a .181 opponent average. Watts numbers have placed her on the NCAA watch as well, ranking 51st in shutouts, earned run average and victories.
With the same number of games under each team's belts, BYU has out-hit Houston 229-200 so far this season, but the Scarlet Cougars have an advantage in extra-base hits with 43 doubles to BYU's 27 and 17 home runs to BYU's 8. BYU has an advantage at the mound with 157 strikeouts on the year to Houston's 125 and in the field, turning nine double plays to the Scarlet Cougars' six. Houston will welcome No. 4 Alabama to its home field Wednesday night before traveling to Provo for the three-game series Friday and Saturday.
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It was a slow start to the season for the BYU pitching staff, but after going 5-0 in its home and conference debut, the staff looks to be gaining confidence on the mound.
Tori Almond earned two wins in solid performances against Marist and San Diego. She pitched 13.1 innings and gave up only one earned run on seven hits. She held San Diego hitless in her 3.1 innings of work Saturday and ended the week with 12 strikeouts and a 0.53 ERA.
Hannah Howell, who picked up a majority of the innings due to injuries in the preseason, also got back on track. She earned two wins against San Diego and added 13 strikeouts and an ERA of 0.93 to her weekend stats.
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"It's home so I have to love it!" Top 5 Page for this destination Stoke-upon-Trent by debbyt
Stoke-upon-Trent Travel Guide: 50 reviews and 87 photos
You've probably never heard of Stoke on Trent if you are from outside the UK. It's a funny little place famous for pottery and Robbie Williams. People tend to dismiss it as a small town pretending to be a city (which isn't a million miles from the truth!) but as it is my home town I feel the need to share the good bits with whoever wants to know!
Stoke is a funny place for many reasons. One of the most obvious is that we are officially a city (though we have no cathedral). Stoke is made up of 6 towns. Just to confuse things more the city is called Stoke ON Trent yet one of the towns is called Stoke UPON Trent. But there is very little there apart from a couple of Pottery Factories - the main shopping and nightlife centre is Hanley. Each town has its own identity but all some under the name Stoke-on-Trent. Confused? You will be!
- Pros:A slice of English working class life
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- In a nutshell:Good people, bad buildings!
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yes good ole Stoke. It's like living in Kes.
I never suspected the Potteries could be like the Highlands ;-)
Ay up duck...get us on the map...hehe...mmmmmm too everyone reading this those blimin oatcakes are delicious, with a bit of black pudding and tons of salt and you're fairly done for breakfast :-) 5 weeks to go now Deb...waku waku waku
Oh I've heard of it - a dear friend is from here and I hoped to learn more... thanks for the insight. Hoping to learn even more :-)
I am planning on a day trip to Stoke on Trent this summer. Your tips have been very helpful.
Easy to get confused on the highway round-about near the potteries - but the beehive kilns certainly rate a visit!
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Located about 30 km outside the city of Chang Chun in the Ji Lin province. This brand new ski area is setting the standard for ski areas in China. It has 1 quad chair, 1 double and 5 drag lifts servicing 15 trails including a brand new snowboard park and mogul run as well as night boarding. The food and accommodation is possibly the best in China. Beautiful scenery and a lack of crowds make this one a must when you are on a trip through the northern parts of China.
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A horde is approaching. No, put down your pipes, it's not the undead. Instead, we're strengthening the barricades against the incoming emotional onslaught of The Walking Dead's second season. With its announcement details already dispatched, Telltale have now tweeted to confirm that the first episode will release this month. Called "All That Remains", a teaser image shows another familiar face now accompanies Clementine.
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Season Two premiere episode, "All That Remains," releasing this month.
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Through frankly irresponsible levels of zooming and enhancement, I've been able to discern the following exclusive details:
For season 2, you'll be playing as Clementine, and enacting the apocalyptic life-lessons taught by Lee Everett throughout the last season. That'll be an interesting switch: where once you were a capable and reluctant leader, now you're inherently more vulnerable - less equipped for kicking a zombie to death in the face. Moreover, if you're playing as Clementine throughout, it'll be a big shift in how other characters and groups respond to you as a player.
The Walking Dead Season 2 will cost £19 / $25. Here's the trailer:


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School's out! Time for tasty treats made with nutty deliciousness. Here are four easy recipes to try while chilling this summer. If you are allergic to peanuts, ask your parents if it's okay to substitute toasted almond/almond butter or cashews/cashew butter in these snacks. Then check out the some books for the nuttier side of your summer reading.
What's better than a store-bought valentine with your name on it? Add a little something sweet to make it a valentine to remember. Sure, you can buy pretty candy at just about any store this time of the year, but you can also get creative and make it yourself.
Your family does a lot for you: helping with homework, cooking your meals, and taking you to fun places. Why not give them a treat on Valentine's Day? A relaxing breakfast with a few special touches is a great way to show how much you love them.
Gumdrops, lollipops, chocolate squares, jelly bears, and peppermint candies. The sky is the limit as far as decorating your own gingerbread house. They are a ton of fun to decorate, but first you need to make the house itself.
Chances are if you are studying colonial times, your teacher will assign a hands-on project. You could make a model of the Jamestown Fort or a copy of the Declaration of Independence-but why not try a craft that the colonists themselves would have done?
Every colonial family except for the very rich had to be able to make their own soap, candles, furniture, cloth, baskets, toys, and musical instruments. Below is one practical craft to try. Scroll down and check our lists of books and Web sites for more ideas.
The library staff often journeys into the community to share our many wonderful educational, cultural, and recreational resources. From May through October you will find us at area farmers' markets. Stop by to learn about our great services while your children complete a quick and fun STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) activity. You can even check out a cookbook full of tasty recipes to use with the fresh produce you just purchased!
On Christmas Eve, a young girl dreams her beloved toy comes to life. He becomes her Nutcracker Prince and dances his Clara through the land of sweets and defeats the wicked Mouse King. Perhaps you've seen the ballet-- it's so popular that many ballet schools make it their featured holiday production year after year. The music is amazing-- from the wild Russian dance to the slow and mysterious Arabian dance. It all flows together to create a magical night of exhilarating performances.
Summer's here at last. The pool's open. The weather's scorching hot. What could be better for an afternoon treat than a big bowl of ice cream? A big bowl of ice cream and lots of friends—that's what! Read on for frosty facts and tasty treats.
Oranges bring a warm sweetness to the dreariest winter day. They are full of good things: vitamins, minerals, and fiber. Some oranges are used to make juice while others are eaten just as they are.
Where Do Oranges Come From?
When we think of oranges, we think of sunny places, such as Florida, California, Spain, and Brazil. But oranges were not originally (oranginally?) grown in those places. A long time ago, the first oranges grew wild in China and India. The word orange comes from a Sanskrit word--naranga. The first oranges to travel to Western countries about 1,000 years ago tasted sour. Five hundred years later, sweet oranges made their way to Europe.
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After being jilted by the Corcoran Gallery last year, the University of Maryland has found a new partner in the arts — the Phillips Collection. [...] The institutions plan to create academic courses — from art and art history to arts management, cultural diplomacy and conservation — for its undergraduate and graduate students and to offer extended-studies courses and seminars for the community.
Left At Altar By Corcoran, University of Maryland Has New Partner In The Arts
Lukashenko Suggests Using Belarus' Experience of Interethnic and Religious Relations Worldwide
According to Alexander Lukashenko, public diplomacy opens big prospects in cooperation development. "No doubt, further strengthening of contacts between denominations, ethnic associations and foreign missions accredited in Belarus will be useful. You can become a link between Belarus and other states. It will only benefit the peoples," the President is confident.
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The newspapers are packed with front page, head line stories of Prime Minister's recent and successful visit to the West Coast of United States, where he professed his firm belief in 'social media' as the apt medium of the hour to connect people, build communities, local and global.
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For the Chinese scholars at Eastern Mennonite University this semester, witnessing the difference between Chinese and American educational systems has been enlightening. [...] Eight are sponsored through Mennonite Partners in China (MPC), an exchange program that has been thriving in various formats since the early 1980s. The other two are on scholarship from the China Scholarship Council, a competitive, state-funded scholarship fund for research and study abroad.
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Taiwanese rapper Soft Lipa (蛋堡), Latin rap rock band Boxing (拳) and Chinese Canadian pop rock band io will be featured in a "Taiwan Night" concert that is part of the event, according to GCA Entertainment, which is jointly organizing the concert with Taiwan's Ministry of Culture.
IBA English News's Departing Chief Reflects on 25 Years Behind and In Front of the Camera
"There was a realization among the decision-makers that English needed a presence on Israel TV in prime time – for Israel's image and for the sake of local English speakers, the foreign press and diplomats."[...] I told numerous IBA heads that we could be the English equivalent of Al Jazeera and could fight the hasbara (public diplomacy) battle through solid Israel-perspective journalism."
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