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(Spoiler alert: It's NOT me!)
That's right, hunties: Miss Jaye threw her fabulously bejeweled hat into the ring for RuPaul's Drag Race season 6. And though she is not currently on track to becoming America's Next Drag Superstar, we thought it would be fun to share this video with you to watch and enjoy, as well as provide some of that "Behind the Scenes" stuff that people just love!
First, here is the video. There were a lot of specifications about what you should talk about, show, etc. as well as a couple of performances. The video is about 17 minutes in total length and was directed by Tim O'Neal, who did a fantastic job!
To set the stage, people have been telling me for years that I should audition for Drag Race, but I was hesitant for three reasons. First, I'm not very good with technology, and shooting and editing a video seemed outside of my skill set. Second, with my work schedule, I didn't feel I had time to really focus on creating a good quality video. Third, and perhaps most important, I wasn't totally sure how I felt about the show itself (I'm still undecided). I'm sure there's a whole blog post waiting to happen to detail my feelings about Drag Race, but suffice it to say that I'm not sure I am a huge fan of how it portrays the art of drag and drag performers. More on that later…
So with all of my objections, I was decided against auditioning when I saw a video call in late March. But the Universe had other plans. My objection about time was answered when I was laid of from my job just before the end of March. Suddenly I had all the time I could need to create a video before the early April deadline. My objection about technological skill was answered by the fact that my friend Tim and I had been talking about the possibility of a documentary; I already had a one-man film crew following me around, and he is a masterful editor. My objection about the show itself? That one was a little tougher, but I was feeling cut loose and adrift, and I was ready to try something crazy and spontaneous. This seemed like the perfect opportunity. After all, what was the worst that could happen? I wouldn't get selected, and I'd wait a few months and write this post to share this labor of love with all of you! Enjoy!
Chris Stoner's Drag Race Audition Video from JanessaJaye on Vimeo.
Now for that "Behind the Scenes" stuff I promised you:
– Most of the footage was shot at the Firehall Theatre (thanks to Kathy C-K for letting us use the space!), including the "music video" for the RuPaul song "Live Forever"
– The introductory footage was shot at the old 12 Houses/Electric Ganesh location on South Washington. The painting in the background is my own work, transported in for the shooting. It's just a fun mix of colors with a Florence and the Machine quote on it.
– Many people know that in my "civilian" life, I've been bringing brooches back *yeah* for some time now. I decided to wear my spiderweb brooch for the video because I felt a little like I was wandering into scary new territory!
– In the scene at the show where I'm wearing the short black butterfly dress and the 'fro and I take off my panties – I never did get those panties back, dammit!
– We did all of drag looks in one looooooooooong day – there were supposed to be 10, but one of them didn't make the cut! It was a fun time, but it was a lot of work to create different makeup looks after every couple of outfits and we were there prepping and shooting for more than 12 hours total!
– If you've never met my friend Tim, he makes a brief cameo as well – when we're filming in the makeup room at the theatre talking about all of my makeup, he accidentally caught himself in the mirror a couple of times!
– The gown I'm wearing for the red-carpet-slash-Bond-girl look is a Morgan Wells. Gawd, I love her work! Another Morgan Wells creation makes a cameo in the basement scene: the green and gold bodysuit on the dress form is one I ordered from her that is in the process of becoming a fierce Poison Ivy costume!
– I love the "Girl on Fire" dress, but Tim forgot to pan down and get the handkerchief hem that I created using yellow, orange, and red fabrics to give it a flowy, fiery feel…that and to conceal the fact that the dress was too short and threatened to show off my business!
– For the "Dreamgirls 2013" look, I did all my own singing. True story.
– The Snatch Game impersonation was the toughest part, as there aren't a lot of large and lovely divas to emulate. Anna Nicole is the easy, obvious pick, but she's dead and she died skinny so that didn't seem like a great life choice. At the last minute, we thought it might be fun to do Adele, but we weren't sure exactly how to make her funny. Since she's (sort of) a big girl, we went with a pretty obvious joke about bangers being sausages. That scene was at the end of a long day of shooting as well, and you will notice that I confused my British slang with Australian (I was supposed to say "blimey" instead of "crikey") and Adele became a crocodile hunter for just a moment.
– You might also have noticed during the Snatch Game segment that the footage we used was the second take: if you look closely, you can see that I'm holding the sausage to try to cover up the fact that it already has a huge bite taken out of it, and my lipstick is almost gone from chowing down on the sausage in the first take!
– Missy Elliott's "Gossip Folks" is one of my signature numbers. People sometimes ask me how I can do Missy when I'm not black. But I'm not a woman either! That's what drag is all about – creating a space to be something you aren't and interpret yourself through music and costume. I love doing Missy and Lil Kim, even if I am a pasty white girl!
– The "Live Forever" video is shot on the stage at the Firehall. They were in between productions (Don't Hug Me had just closed and the late night comedy show, Snapshots From Armageddon was in rehearsals) and the stage was sort of a crazy mess! In my mind, the song inspired this idea about why we performers do what we do: it's about "living forever" on the stage, being truly alive in front of an audience and creating something lasting. I'm not sure how well it translated into the video – it sort of looks like I'm dancing in an abandoned building!
– Firehall veteran Jared Kinney makes a cameo in the "Live Forever" video as…some guy reading a script. I told you, I'm not sure how well my vision in my head translated! The script he's reading? A copy of Womanspeak we found behind the front counter at the theatre!
– Part of the video was supposed to be showing off your runway walk, and we decided to do that at the very end of "Live Forever." However, I think Tim forgot that it was coming or didn't realize how fast I would be coming at him, and that's why that camera ended up right in my tatas!
I hope you enjoyed the video and all of the little "extras." Even though I didn't make it into the cast of Drag Race for season 6, I had a great time shooting the video and thinking about who I am and what I want to do as a performer. It was a great experience and it helped me feel confident and accomplished at a difficult time. And that's more important to me than any title or contest. Though that cash prize would have been nice…
Oh, and in case you were wondering about the "lost" 10th look, here it is:
I love this crazy neon yellow gown, and I had a wig that was a perfect match. My original intent had been to do a whole yellow makeup look, very light and bright, to really embody the color yellow. But as the day wore on, I was running out of time and couldn't redo my face for the look. I already had a dark eye look that featured a lot of yellow, so we went the other way with a dark purple lip. I like the menacing face with the lightness of the costume, but it just didn't feel right and the footage looked awkward, so we left it out!
Tags: 12 Houses, Adele, Anna Nicole, Anna Nicole Smith, Designing Women, Don't Hug Me, Drag Race, Drag Race Auditions, Drag U, Electric Ganesh, Fire Hall Theater, Fire Hall Theatre, Firehall Theater, Firehall Theatre, Florence and the Machine, Gossip Folks, Janessa, Janessa J, Janessa J Champagne, Janessa Jaye, Janessa Jaye Champagne, Jared Kinney, Live Forever, Miss Jaye, Missy Elliott, Morgan Wells, rupaul, RuPaul's Drag Race, RuPaul's Drag U, Snapshots from Armageddon, The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia, The Snatch Game, Tim O'Neal, Womanspeak
I liked your video but would of kept some things out. I think 17 minutes of video is too long, kind of like emails, too long the attention dwindles. I would try out again but next time shorten the intro and add an attention grabber then get to the main idea,Jenessa. She is the one that will help you win. Don't do the sausage part, although funny not professional. I seriously want to play with all your make-up and clothes.


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With their fifth album entitled Phoenix Rising, Dawn of Oblivion are back with a vengeance. The title symbolizes not only the band's reunion, but also personal challenges and tragedies the band members have endured over the years. The album is mastered at the SafeHouse Production studio in Orlando, Florida, by legendary James Murphy (Testament, Obituary, Death and founding member of death metallers Disincarnate) to give the songs a darker, more Wiccan-like atmosphere. With their unique sound Dawn of Oblivion master eerie and atmospheric tunes, such as the epic track "Within the Realms of the King of Amur", as well as faster gothic metal with powerful choruses, as shown on the tongue-in-cheek catchy "Catherine Wheel". Another example is "Anubis", inspired by the ancient Egyptian underworld, which was released as a single and appetizer for the album earlier this year. Album highlights are the very personal, naked and emotive "Years" that closes the album and the opener "Demons of the Cross", a song that deals with the catholic betrayals during the holocaust. Dawn of Oblivion build their musical landscapes from the deep, dark forests of Scandinavian winters. "The Pathfinder", inspired by an old Sami legend is a magnificent example of this and of course the nocturnal and hypnotic "The Black Pilgrim" with choir arrangements almost resembling to horror movies. We welcome you to the occult, mythological and mysterious world of Dawn of Oblivion.

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By Anne Rose
Neighborly visits on a lazy afternoon are friendliest when the invitation is to come on 'round to the kitchen door.
Steve and Suda Tuggle are gracious and enthusiastic downtowners, having opened their home for garden and home tours benefiting a multitude of Wilmington organizations. The purchased the Maria McKoy House in 2002. For the first time this October, the house will be a stop on the Back Door Kitchen Tour, sponsored by the Residents of Old Wilmington.
The tour of the Tuggle's kitchen at 510 South Third Street starts down the drive, through the garden gate, and up the porch steps to, as advertised, the back door. The kitchen is a gourmet cook's delight, merging contemporary convenience with old Americana and a bold dash of personality. Black granite countertops and maple cabinets make a clean statement against the graphic black and white checkered floor.
Suda has an artist's eye, and combines her paintings with a tremendous collection of antiques. Many of the pieces in the kitchen, she notes, came from their previous house, which was decorated in an early American country theme. What at first seemed a mismatch, Suda points out, for this Wilmington "city house," worked beautifully. The high ceilings and multitude of kitchen windows showcase collectibles displayed with a wonderful sense of whimsy, like the series of early rolling pins hung with their handles inserted between the links of two old chains. Simple ingenuity is at play everywhere. Steve's collection of antique bottles, in shades of blue and violet, line every window sash to play with the sunlight. The bottles were found over the years at various sites in Wilmington – exposed for picking following heavy rains.
For Suda and Steve, the process of restoring and preserving their Neoclassical Revival style home was literally one of picking away layers. Steve remembers coming home from work one evening to find Suda in the front parlor, chipping away at the brick fireplace to uncover the original tile and mantel underneath. Suda has stripped paint, repaired and loved almost every inch of the house.
The Maria McKoy House was built in 1913 on the lot purchased by Maria Brown McKoy for $825. Maria and her husband Robert, a Princeton-educated lawyer and owner of Robert H. McKoy Cotton and Produce Brokers, raised 5 children in the home, which was sold by the family in 1943 for $9350. Between 1958 and 2002, the property was sold several times and had become a multi-tenant residence when it was purchased by the Tuggles. They have spent years restoring the home to its stately past.
"We know we will never get everything done, but we think that it's important to leave some of the sense of discovery and ownership to whomever lives here next," says Steve.
This year's Back Door Kitchen Tour includes nine homes in Wilmington's downtown Historic District, open for an inspiring afternoon of remodel and restoration ideas. The tour includes a Front Street mansion with stunning Cape Fear River views, two remodeled Castle Street bungalows, an artist's retreat and two elegant and compatibly designed recently constructed homes. The tour is walkable, with all stops within a six block radius.
The Back Door Kitchen Tour is the only fundraiser for Residents of Old Wilmington (ROW), a nonprofit, all volunteer, neighborhood association. Proceeds go to back into the downtown Wilmington community for beautification, preservation, restoration, and other improvements, through ROW projects and grants. Tour tickets are $30 the day of the tour and $25 in advance. Advance ticket sales begin September 1 at area retail outlets and online via Paypal at www.rowwilmington.org. Find ticket sale locations and more information on the website.


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This self-drive safari takes you through three spectacular wilderness regions, giving three unique experiences with diverse and fascinating landscapes. You'll stay in the finest camps and lodges, travelling in your own private 4×4 luxury safari vehicle.
The journey takes you to Etosha Pan in the 22270 sq km Etosha National Park, then on to the Kunene River region or Kaokoland – one of the last vestiges of unspoilt wilderness in Africa. Heading south from the border of Angola you enter into Damaraland, home of the desert elephant, rhino and the Vanishing Kings – lions of the Namib.
- Dramatic landscapes and scenery.
- Stay in remote luxury camps in starkly beautiful settings.
- Seek out desert-adapted wildlife on guided game drives.
- Experience the oldest desert in the world and view the unbelievable unpolluted night sky.
- Transcend the most revered mountain pass in Namibia, "Van Zyl's Pass."
- Meet the Himba people, one of the last truly semi-nomadic desert-dwelling groups in Africa, and learn about their way of life.
- This trip culminates with flight over the same route that you have just traveled giving a really unique dimension to your adventure.


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Okay, so you're probably thinking, "What the hell is a Cinderella hand?" Is it Cinderella themed nail art? A picture of the Disney princess herself? Or merely a vague reference to the much-beloved film? Well, yes and no. A "Cinderella" hand is the hand that does all the work gets none of the glory. The hand that is kept from the spotlight. Like Cinderella! I first heard this term on Instagram when a bunch of blogger gals were tagging each other to show their non-dominant hand or the hand that never gets photographed. I thought it was such a clever idea that I decided to borrow it for this challenge. And so here she is folks...my right hand!! Applause and screams of horror commence!
We had a board meeting at work so I couldn't do anything to wild and crazy. I opted to some subtle stamping. I started with two coats of China Glaze Seaspray. I then used BM Plate 322 and Wet N' Wild Metallica for the stamping design.
I got a ton of compliments on this at work today. This was my first time using this stamping image and I love it! This turned out exactly how I wanted; soft and subtle yet still visible. Now of course I had to show you what my left hand looks like because well, I just do. I still have my long nails on that hand and I think the design looks better on the longer nails.
My poor Cinderella hand still having to share the spotlight...


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Combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Combat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (C-PTSD) is a psychological injury that can result from prolonged exposure to social or interpersonal trauma, disempowerment, captivity or entrapment with the lack or loss of a viable escape route for the individual.
It is a condition that results from chronic or long term exposure to emotional trauma over which an individual has no control and from which there is little or no hope of escape.
Veterans can experience C-PTSD and may experience symptoms of:
- Feeling isolated
- Avoiding people and places
- Feeling suicidal and self harming
- Nightmares/flashbacks/insomnia
- Anger or aggressive behaviour
- Feeling distrustful and suspicious
- Misuse of alchohol/drugs/gambling
- Work-related/relationship problems
- Experiencing panic attacks
- Anxiety/depression/mood swings
There are always two sides to combat PTSD.
However, we support each other in a far better way than any establishment could do. We at FVS have an automatic link, an understanding and friendship like no other brotherhood.
I am looking forward to our support group numbers growing and I am honoured to be part of your journey.
Regards Vic.
How can we help you?
We meet on Wednesday mornings from 10:30 until 13:00.
Anyone is welcome to come along and feel free to join other members who are perhaps struggling to cope just like you.
Our supportivre coffee mornings provide a safe, relaxed and confidential environment for veterans to meet and provide mutual support in the knowledge the "We can support each other far better than other organisations".
Everyone's experience is unique and has value.
We can offer confidential advice and support to you. There is no cost to you and you may also find that you are able to help others who have similar experience to yourself.
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A terminals place in the IDE world
Why the terminal is still part of every developers toolkit.
(image from In The Beginning was the Command Line by Neil Stephenson)
A Terminals Place in The IDE World
A lot has changed since the days when Emacs and Vi first battled for the hearts and minds of developers. Although many developers likely still use these classic text editors (Yes, we're looking at you @eliothorowitz !), most developers are using next generation IDEs or reimagined text editors.
Way back in the dawn of the PC era, a revolution in developer experience occurred. Previously, editors, compilers, debuggers, linters and so on were seperate command line tools. But tools like Borland Turbo Pascal and Microsoft Visual Basic integrated these components into the one interface: creating the Integrated Development Environment.
Today's IDEs - such as Eclipse or Visual Studio offer almost any feature a developer could want and support a rich plug-in ecosystem. However, for many developers these all-singing, all-dancing IDEs can seem cumbersome and hard to manage. Many developers are instead returning to light weight, highly configurable text editors like VS Code or Atom. Editors like Atom are coupled with a large and constantly growing library of extensions that are usable after just a few clicks.
However, even as these increasingly attractive and sophisticated environments evolve to abstract complexity away from the user, one low level tool hasn't really changed: The Terminal (No, not the movie).
Is The Terminal Still A Thing?
Although many development environments seek to provide GUI alternatives to command line tasks, the fact is that the command line terminal remains a core part of the development experience. Virtually every layer of a computing stack exposes it's core interface through a simple terminal command line. For instance, in MEAN stack development one would expect to be using the MongoDB command line, NodeJS prompt, Git commands and of course the Operating System itself.
Microsoft Windows tried valiantly for years to hide the command line only to admit complete defeat and implement three complete command line terminals (Powershell, DOS command line and the new Bash subsystem)
The R.E.P.L ( Read, Evaluate, Print, Loop) feature is another from of Terminal or Command Line that has increased in popularity in recent years, even becoming a core part of development for many languages.
So Why Is The Terminal Still A Thing?
Software Developers are obtaining an increasingly versatile skillset. It is expected that developers have competence across a full stack, usually multiple stacks accompanied by an understanding of the seperate disciplines involved. The modern developer is part software engineer, part database developer, part networks engineer, part designer, part project manager and part tester (usually some parts a lot less than others).
Naturally, as the developers list of skills expands, the tools they use must be more versatile and configurable to cater for their specific set of responsibilities, without all the baggage of overspecialising in a single field
There are few things more versatile than the terminal, because there is very little abstraction or obfuscation from the UI. It's a quick, simple, widely known and proven method to interact with Databases, Networks, Hardware and Software.
Furthermore, the terminal is the basis for scripting. While GUIs can be more effective for a novice user, they are not oriented well towards automation. Automation is a key tenant of the DevOps movement, and consequently it's now generally accepted that a modern developer cannot afford to have their command line completely hidden behind a well meaning UI.
I'm Almost 600 Words In, So Where Is The Shameless Plug?
It's here, don't worry. Database administration and development has never been more entwined with writing code, MongoDB is deeply integrated with Javascript and JSON in multiple ways. Most new developers to MongoDB would probably agree after writing their first complex aggregation query. The Mongo Shell itself is often used in conjunction with Javascript, creating powerful results. So it is important that MongoDB developers have a robust IDE environment, otherwise you end up with something like this
Helping others avoid this is the reason I get up in the morning.
But exploring, analysing and improving a database is usually not the same as creating a functional unit of code. It is often a process of iteration, probing queries and quick discovery followed by investigation. Some Data Scientists are often most comfortable interacting with the Dataset in a conversational way using a Shell. This is where dbKoda comes in . By combining a powerful Software Development IDE with an enriched Terminal, we can provide the strengths of both while masking the weaknesses of either. We can create an environment in which Coders and Database professionals can feel comfortable while becoming increasingly cross discipline. The Terminal isn't going anywhere, so let's start improving it and making the most of it.


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Family Law & Divorce
Family law and divorce is a particularly sensitive area. It is in everybody's best interest to reach an acceptable settlement as quickly and painlessly as possible.
We strive to achieve the best settlements through negotiation, whilst protecting our client's interests at every stage. However when litigation is unavoidable, we are acknowledged to be highly effective court advocates.
In addition to advising clients in respect of financial matters, we provide clear guidance through the very difficult process of child disputes. We deal with these matters sensitively and proactively ensuring a high level of client service.
Whatever your concern let Cheryl Hennesey do the worrying.
- Divorce
- Separation
- Nullity
- Spousal maintenance
- Child maintenance
- Property transfer – matrimonial home
- Lump sum payments
- Financial claims - dealing with businesses or investments
- Pension shares and divorce
- Contact – who a child should see
- Residence – where a child should live
- Removal of child from the country – holiday, temporarily or permanently
- Parental Responsibility Orders
- Specific issue – change of name, change of address, change of school, change of faith
- Prohibitive steps orders – restricting to where a child should live or who the child should see
- Funded domestic violence and injunctions
- Financial injunctions – to prevent one party dissipating funds
- Forced sale of property by former co-habitee
- Cohabitation – living together agreement
- Prenuptial deed / Postnuptial deed
- Separation deed
- Contact by grandparents


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The Failure of the Dam on Mill Riverby James B. Francis,
Theodore G. Ellis,
William E. Worthen,
Serial Information: Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers, 1874, Vol. III, Issue 2, Pg. 118-121
Document Type: Journal Paper
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Subject Headings: Dam failures | Failure analysis | Rivers and streams
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For Entrepreneurs, Disaster Brings Eureka
Hurricanes and Flooding Inspire New Business Opportunities: Diaper-Like Sandbags and Light-Duty Floodgates
For some entrepreneurs, Mother Nature is also the mother of invention.
From floodgates for homeowners to "diapers" for absorbing storm waters, they've come up with ways to tackle the problems brought on by tornados and other major events—including, of course, Hurricane Irene.
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TOKYO (VNS) — The central province of Ha Tinh called for foreign investors, including those from Japan, to invest in support industries, machinery, engineering, transport and economic and industrial zone infrastructure.
The provincial People's Committee chairman Vo Kim Cu delivered this message during a seminar in Tokyo yesterday, one of several activities marking the Viet Nam-Japan Friendship Year and the 40th anniversary of bilateral diplomatic ties between the two countries.
Representative from 150 Japanese economic and financial organisations and businesses came to the event to learn more about the province's strengths, especially iron ore, a resource that will enable the locality to develop steel production as well as a support industry.
Ha Tinh also boasted a convenient transport system, young personnel and attractive incentives for investors, Cu said, adding that the province currently ranks sixth in terms of foreign investment attraction.
He vowed that provincial authorities would continue to facilitate Japanese investors, especially in administrative procedures.
Addressing the forum, Vietnamese Ambassador to Japan Doan Xuan Hung said he believed that the province's determination to spur economic development and its breakthroughs in the steel and electricity industries would persuade Japanese investors to come.
Hirokazu Yamaoka, a representative from the Japan External Trade Organisation, suggested localities like Ha Tinh draw more Japanese investors into their local development projects, especially in steel manufacturing.
The Ha Tinh Minerals and Trading Company (Mitraco) and Japan's IME Inc signed a deal at the event to distribute Zircon and quartz powder products in Japan.
Japanese businesses are currently operating in 36 Vietnamese localities, most of them in the seven biggest provinces and cities.
Japan is Viet Nam's leading source of foreign direct investment, with 2,029 projects capitalised at US$33.06 billion.
Japanese businesses invested more than $1 billion in 190 new projects in Viet Nam during the past eight months, while 80 Japanese-invested projects raised their levels of capital by $3.29 billion. — VNS


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Your snap peas will reward your harvesting with more snap peas! Same is true for almost all veggies. And don't forget to dead head those flowers while you're out there.
Archive | March, 2013
A gorgeous Calendula from the garden yesterday.Vegetable gardening
Happy Spring everyone!
A garden is born in TopangaVegetable gardening
FIRST SUMMER GARDEN! containing: buttercrunch lettuce, flame leaf lettuce, italian basil, white oregano, watermelon sage, cilantro, parsely, lime thyme, aunt ruby's german green tomato, sun gold tomato, black krim tomato, minnesota midget melons, red russian kale, bok choy, rosemary, lavender, arugula, and chives. Marigolds, lobelia, sweet alyssum, nasturtiums and pansies to boot!


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GBA Review - 'Prince of Persia: Sands of Time'
by Justin on Jan. 7, 2004 @ 2:41 a.m. PST | Filed under Reviews
With Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, Ubi Soft and Jordan Mechner are channeling their combined talents to breathe new life into the action/adventure genre. They're creating rich characters, white-knuckle action and a plot with more twists than the exotic, elaborate castle featured in the game," said Serge Hascoët, Editor in Chief, Ubi Soft Entertainment. "We're thrilled to move forward with the legendary Prince of Persia brand and eagerly await the launch of the next masterpiece from our world-famous Montreal studio.


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Optical EngineeringUse of the Multiple Cavity Laser Holographic System for EBW Analysis
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A four-pulse multiple cavity laser" (MCL) system was developed for use in recording time sequential holograms of fast events. It was used to record four double exposed holograms of an exploding bridge wire (EBW) on a single 10E75 plate with between 2 and 5 i s framing time. The holograms were written and processed to an optical density of 2.0. The complex change in index of refraction of the plasma created is visible in the fringe structure of the reconstructed image. The shock front was measured to propagate at an average speed of between 0.13 and 0.14 cm/us. Main advantages of the MCL holographic system are: (1) loy cost, (2) greater energy/time interval, and (3) electronic c, ,ntrol of the time interval between frames.
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Date Published: 1 February 1975
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Opt. Eng. 14(1) 140169 doi: 10.1117/12.7971768
Published in: Optical Engineering Volume 14, Issue 1
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Opt. Eng. 14(1) 140169 doi: 10.1117/12.7971768
Published in: Optical Engineering Volume 14, Issue 1
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M. J. Landry, Sandia Laboratories (United States)
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As adjective
being or amounting to a single unit or individual or entire thing, item, or object rather than two or more; a single:one woman; one nation; one piece of cake
being a person, thing, or individual instance or member of a number, kind, group, or category indicated:one member of the party
existing, acting, or considered as a single unit, entity, or individual
of the same or having a single kind, nature, or condition:We belong to one team; We are of one resolve
noting some indefinite day or time in the future:You will see him one day
a certain (often used in naming a person otherwise unknown or undescribed):One John Smith was chosen
being a particular, unique, or only individual, item, or unit:I'm looking for the one adviser I can trust
noting some indefinite day or time in the past:We all had dinner together one evening last week
of no consequence as to the character, outcome, etc
; the same:It's all one to me whether they go or not
As noun
the first and lowest whole number, being a cardinal number; unity
a symbol of this number, as or I
a single person or thing:If only problems would come one at a time!
a die face or a domino face having one pip
a one-dollar bill:to change a five-dollar bill for five ones
(initial capital letter) Neoplatonism
the ultimate reality, seen as a central source of being by whose emanations all entities, spiritual and corporeal, have their existence, the corporeal ones containing the fewest of the emanations
As pronoun
a person or thing of a number or kind indicated or understood:one of the Elizabethan poets
(in certain pronominal combinations) a person unless definitely specified otherwise:every one
(with a defining clause or other qualifying words) a person or a personified being or agency:the evil one; the one I love
any person indefinitely; anyone:as good as one would desire
Chiefly British
(used as a substitute for the pronoun I):Mother had been ailing for many months, and one should have realized it
a person of the speaker's kind; such as the speaker himself or herself:to press one's own claims
something or someone of the kind just mentioned:The portraits are fine ones
Your teachers this semester seem to be good ones
something available or referred to, especially in the immediate area:Here, take one—they're delicious
The bar is open, so have one on me!
As Idioms
at one, in a state of agreement; of one opinion
united in thought or feeling; attuned: He felt at one with his Creator
one and all, everyone:They came, one and all, to welcome him home
one by one, singly and successively:One by one the children married and moved away
one for the road
road (def )
As noun
a separate or limited portion or quantity of something:a piece of land; a piece of chocolate
a quantity of some substance or material forming a single mass or body:a nice piece of lumber
a more or less definite portion or quantity of a whole:to cut a blueberry pie into six pieces
a particular length, as of certain goods prepared for the market:cloth sold by the piece
an amount of work forming a single job:to be paid by the piece and not by the hour
an example of workmanship, especially of artistic production, as a picture or a statue:The museum has some interesting pieces by Picasso
a literary or journalistic composition, usually short, in prose or verse
a literary selection for recitation:Each child had a chance to recite a piece
a musical composition
one of the parts that, when assembled, form a whole:the pieces of a clock
an individual article of a set or collection:a set of dishes containing pieces
Chess, Checkers
one of the figures, disks, blocks, or the like, of wood, ivory, or other material, used in playing, as on a board or table
(in chess) a superior man, as distinguished from a pawn: to take a rook, a bishop, and other pieces
a token, charm, or amulet:a good-luck piece
an individual thing of a particular class or kind:a piece of furniture; a piece of drawing paper
an example, specimen, or instance of something:a fine piece of workmanship
one of the parts into which a thing is destructively divided or broken; a part, fragment, or shred:to tear a letter into pieces
a soldier's rifle, pistol, etc
a cannon or other unit of ordnance: field piece
a coin:a five-cent piece
Midland and Southern U
a distance:I'm going down the road a piece
Chiefly North Midland U
a snack
Also called piece of ass
Slang: Vulgar
Usually Disparaging and Offensive
a person, usually a woman, considered as a sexual partner: He finally got himself a piece of ass
sexual intercourse: He's always looking for piece of ass
As verb (used with object), pieced, piecing
to mend (a garment, article, etc
) by adding, joining, or applying a piece or pieces; patch
to complete, enlarge, or extend by an added piece or something additional (often followed by out):to piece out a library with new books
to make by or as if by joining pieces (often followed by together):to piece a quilt; to piece together a musical program
to join together, as pieces or parts:to piece together the fragments of a broken dish
to join as a piece or addition to something:to piece new wire into the cable
to assemble into a meaningful whole by combining available facts, information, details, etc
:He pieced the story together after a lot of effort
As verb (used without object), pieced, piecing
Chiefly North Midland U
to eat small portions of food between meals; snack
As Idioms
give someone a piece of one's mind
mind (def )
go to pieces, to break into fragments
to lose control of oneself; become emotionally or physically upset: When he flunked out of medical school he went to pieces
of a piece, of the same kind; harmonious; consistent
Also, of one piece
piece of the action
action (def )
piece of work, an extraordinary person, especially one who has extremely negative qualities:She's a nasty piece of work!
speak one's piece, to express one's opinion; reveal one's thoughts upon a subject:I decided to speak my piece whether they liked it or not
As noun
a brief fall of rain or, sometimes, of hail or snow
Also called shower bath
a bath in which water is sprayed on the body, usually from an overhead perforated nozzle (showerhead)
the apparatus for this or the room or stall enclosing it
a large supply or quantity:a shower of wealth
a party given for a bestowal of presents of a specific kind, especially such a party for a prospective bride or prospective mother:a linen shower; a baby shower
a fall of many objects, as tears, sparks, or missiles
air shower
showers, a room or area equipped with several showerheads or stalls for use by a number of people at the same time
As verb (used with object)
to bestow liberally or lavishly
to deluge (a person) with gifts, favors, etc
:She was showered with gifts on her birthday
to bathe (oneself) in a shower bath
As verb (used without object)
to rain in a shower
to take a shower bath
As Idioms
send to the showers, Baseball
to replace (a pitcher) during a game, usually because he or she is ineffective: The coach sent him to the showers after he walked three batters in a row
to cause (a pitcher) to be replaced in a game, as by getting many hits off him or her; knock out of the box: Two home runs and a line-drive double sent her to the showers
As noun
the bottom support of anything; that on which a thing stands or rests:a metal base for the table
a fundamental principle or groundwork; foundation; basis:the base of needed reforms
the bottom layer or coating, as of makeup or paint
the distinctively treated portion of a column or pier below the shaft or shafts
the distinctively treated lowermost portion of any construction, as a monument, exterior wall, etc
Botany, Zoology
the part of an organ nearest its point of attachment
the point of attachment
the principal element or ingredient of anything, considered as its fundamental part:face cream with a lanolin base; paint with a lead base
that from which a commencement, as of action or reckoning, is made; a starting point or point of departure
any of the four corners of the diamond, especially first, second, or third base
Compare home plate
a square canvas sack containing sawdust or some other light material, for marking first, second, or third base
a starting line or point for runners, racing cars, etc
(in hockey and other games) the goal
a fortified or more or less protected area or place from which the operations of an army or an air force proceed
a supply installation for a large military force
the line or surface forming the part of a figure that is most nearly horizontal or on which it is supposed to stand
the number that serves as a starting point for a logarithmic or other numerical system
a collection of subsets of a topological space having the property that every open set in the given topology can be written as the union of sets of the collection
a collection of neighborhoods of a point such that every neighborhood of the point contains one from the collection
a collection of sets of a given filter such that every set in the filter is contained in some set in the collection
Also called base line
See under triangulation (def )
vehicle (def )
Also called carrier
inert matter, used in the preparation of lakes, onto which a coloring compound is precipitated
a thin, flexible layer of cellulose triacetate or similar material that holds the light-sensitive film emulsion and other coatings, especially on motion-picture film
a compound that reacts with an acid to form a salt, as ammonia, calcium hydroxide, or certain nitrogen-containing organic compounds
the hydroxide of a metal or of an electropositive element or group
a group or molecule that takes up or accepts protons
a molecule or ion containing an atom with a free pair of electrons that can be donated to an acid; an electron-pair donor
any of the purine and pyrimidine compounds found in nucleic acids: the purines adenine and guanine and the pyrimidines cytosine, thymine, and uracil
the part of a complex word, consisting of one or more morphemes, to which derivational or inflectional affixes may be added, as want in unwanted or biolog- in biologicalCompare root (def ), stem (def )
the component of a generative grammar containing the lexicon and phrase-structure rules that generate the deep structure of sentences
an electrode or terminal on a transistor other than the emitter or collector electrodes or terminals
the part of an incandescent lamp or electron tube that includes the terminals for making electrical connection to a circuit or power supply
Stock Exchange
the level at which a security ceases a decline in price
the lower part of an escutcheon
bases, Armor
a tonlet formed of two shaped steel plates assembled side by side
pavilion (def )
in base, Heraldry
in the lower part of an escutcheon
As adjective
serving as or forming a base:The walls will need a base coat and two finishing coats
As verb (used with object), based, basing
to make or form a base or foundation for
to establish, as a fact or conclusion (usually followed by on or upon):He based his assumption of her guilt on the fact that she had no alibi
to place or establish on a base or basis; ground; found (usually followed by on or upon):Our plan is based on a rising economy
to station, place, or situate (usually followed by at or on):He is based at Fort Benning
The squadron is based on a carrier
As verb (used without object), based, basing
to have a basis; be based (usually followed by on or upon):Fluctuating prices usually base on a fickle public's demand
to have or maintain a base:I believe they had based on Greenland at one time
As Idioms
get to first base
first base (def )
off base, Baseball
not touching a base: The pitcher caught him off base and, after a quick throw, he was put out by the second baseman
badly mistaken: The police were way off base when they tried to accuse her of the theft
on base, Baseball
having reached a base or bases:Two men are on base
touch base with, to make contact with:They've touched base with every political group on campus
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The Members One Act Festival features 2 weeks of excellent drama written, directed and performed by Dublin Youth Theatre members.Week 1 runs from Wednesday the 24th of August to Saturday the 27th with a prieview on Tuesday the 23rd. Week 2 runs from Wednesay the 31st of August to Saturday the 3rd with a preview on Tuesday the 30th of August. All shows start at 8pm nightly and tickets can be purchased at the door. Tickets are priced at €10 and €8 concession (€7 for previews and €5 for DYT members). Seating is limited and allocated on a first come first served basis so please come early.
And Then He Was All 'And Then He Was All' is about four people walking to a house, and telling each other a story on the way. In theory, it's the story of what they did last night. No, it's not The Hangover. This isn't a play about wacky exploits; it's more about how the same story told by two different people really isn't the same story at all. How telling stories can be really fun if you like being the protagonist, and not much fun at all if you don't. There may also be some wacky exploits, but that's just the spoonful of sugar. Writer Dylan Coburn Gray Director Leah Minto We're Still Kids 'We're Still Kids' is about the aspects of youth and leaving childhood that the audience is not exposed to, what happens when kids get sad? What happens when kids have to pretend they're all grown up? Do kids spend their time doing anything other than getting shit-faced and getting off with each other? Sylvie is depressed, she seems to have a handle on the why, but can't deal with what to do about it. She's lost a close friend and has to deal with being in the imperfect majority. Jonah has had his heart broken and is still reeling from the shock. Rhys is in love. Writer John Gunning Director Luke Collins
Tricycle of Horrible Notions Set in a confined location, filled with callous onlookers who choose not to intervene but instead sit and watch the unthinkable events occuring before them as if part of some elaborate show in a youth theatre's sick, twisted one-act festival... Well, I've lost my tricycle of horrible notions. Let's just say: somewhere, at some time, a confused writer (we'll call him... Roseph Jyan) will lose his wits when commissioned to write a play under the vigilant eye of a loquacious cocaine addict who does little more with the moniker "The Devil" than simply use it, and eventually love will come the writer's way. From someone else. Not The Devil. That'd be weird. That'd also be the sequel. DO NOT APPLY PLAY DIRECTLY TO MOUTH! Writer Joseph Ryan Director Ian Lawless September 4th We were the generation that was never meant to leave. But now emigration seems to be the only solution for most of us. William is wondering whether to move to Boston to join the Police Force, or whether to stay and join the Army. Jack is thinking about moving to Liverpool to work in a factory with his cousins. Saorise wants to move to San Francisco to be part of the anti-war movement, and to make a difference in the world. Sean was born to Irish parents in San Francisco, but has been offered a job in Ireland. Elaine is wondering whether or not she should go to Australia. And September 4th is the day they all make their decision. Writer Jemma Curran Director Alice Murphy
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This unique series of short, Christian education courses is designed to explore why theology matters in our everyday life and faith. These courses aim to equip believers of all ages to go deeper in their intellectual and spiritual formation by offering thoughtful, in-depth lectures in a format that is accessible, engaging, and relevant. Courses are free of charge and taught by Ryan Bonfiglio, FPC's Stembler Scholar and Director of Biblical & Theological Studies. Please contact Ryan Bonfiglio for more information.
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Could the single-purpose mobile app go the way of the standalone word processor? We look at the apps that pack in a lot more than one function.
Fluffy Delusions: Classic Notes + App Box
$2 or free
This is an Android note-taking app with a difference: as well as simple notes, it makes it easy to create to-do lists, shopping lists and sketches. You can add images or videos to notes, and add notes and alerts to your calendar, but it can do much more as well.
Most engineers will have a notebook app on their phones; many will also have a unit and currency converter and a to-do list app, and some will have a sketching app and a timer too. You might also have bookmarks for weather forecasts, or to look up film or music references, or online dictionaries. Classic Notes does all of that, too.
In fact, its list of extra features is almost absurdly long. As well as the usual pre-formatted calculators for restaurant tips, mortgage rates, BMI and so on, it includes a bunch of options from looking up postcodes and nearby toponyms, through random password generation and a simple stopwatch, to recipes and quotes of the day. With each look-up or calculation you can save the result as a note.
There are a few caveats. For a start, many of the extras need an active Internet connection, plus there is no option to call them from within an existing note. Navigation is somewhat non-intuitive, too. Some users will also baulk at the fact that Classic Notes has no online element to sync to, though you can use the usual Android hooks to save notes to services such as Dropbox and Google Drive, email them, publish them on Facebook, save to the SD card, and so on.
Fossil Software: AppZilla 3
Free or 99p
At heart AppZilla is lots of little pre-programmed calculators and utilities for the iPhone, some so-so and some really good. Many are mostly for entertainment - for example a calculator that gives your age right down to hours and minutes, an Aldis Lamp-style Morse code generator, a quiz-style game buzzer, an on-screen Zippo lighter, a bunch of games, and some Instagram-style camera and photo filters, such as a pretend heat camera (it simply colourises the image) and a pixelating camera.
Such fripperies aside, quite a few of the applets are potentially very useful: digital spirit-levels and a plumb-bob that use the iPhone's accelerometers, say, plus a password generator and several different timers, including a car-parking minder which not only uses GPS to remember where you left the car but also tracks how much time is left on the meter.
The inevitable tip calculator is there, along with currency and unit converters, and some people will no doubt find the moon-phase calculator very useful. There's also a number of embedded websites such as Google Mail, Reader and Trends, and Wikipedia. There are also applets to set up group lists for email and SMS.
One nice touch is the ability to view the apps in groups - say, only the utilities, or only the reference items - and either see just your favourites, or reorder the lists to put your favourites first. On the downside, a few applets are US-specific such as the census, zip code and area code lookups, and the adverts in the free version are annoyingly intrusive. The paid version is very cheap, however.
Also worth a look for the iPhone is AppBox Pro from AllAboutApps. This includes some of the same features as AppZilla plus a few of its own, such as event reminders and a secure wallet for storing account details, card numbers and the like. The paid version provides 20+ applets - more if you count all the web-app links - while a free version offers 11.
Aaron: Android Assistant
Opening with a colourful representation of your phone's status as a set of pie charts, Android Assistant is a set of tools and utilities bundled into a single app.
In some ways it is simply a graphical skin on existing functions within Android, but it really does make some things a lot easier to do because it brings them together in one place. For example, if you are particular about your privacy, it presents all the available histories - web browsing, Google Maps etc - on one screen so you can clear the lot if you choose.
And even when it simply calls the underlying Android tool, it can ease the task. For instance, it lists all the programs with clearable cached data on one screen; choosing one of these still takes you to the standard Android application manager, but there is no more need to scroll through a long list of apps, trying to remember which ones you need to clear. Similarly, it can list only the apps that haven't been moved to SD yet, so you don't have to hunt through the Manage Applications menu one by one.
My one caveat would be that several of its functions are related to task-killing. Despite what some people say, this is not necessary on a modern operating system such as Android, which already includes relatively sophisticated task and memory management; still, it probably won't do any harm, so if you think it helps, then go ahead.
Android Assistant also features an app backup tool, a set of toggles to turn key phone features on and off, and a pretty decent file manager, among others.
All in all, like a Swiss Army Knife, the total package should meet most users' everyday needs. The individual tools are often not as powerful as standalone equivalents though - in particular, there is no support for root mode. As ever, there will always be a need for a proper toolbox.


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Bulgaria Celebrates Bulgarian Alphabet (Cyrillic) and Culture on Day of St. Cyril and St. Methodius
Bulgaria and Bulgarians around the world have celebrated on May 24, 2015, the Day of St. Cyril and St. Methodius, i.e. the Day of the Bulgarian Alphabet (more widely known internationally as Cyrillic) and Bulgarian Culture. Advertisements
International NGO on Cultural Monuments Criticizes Bulgaria over Archaeological Restorations
The International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS), a NGO working on the conservation and protection of cultural monuments, has expressed criticism and concern over the restorations of archaeological sites in Bulgaria.
Bulgaria's Ancient Thracian Tombs 'More Unique' Than Egyptian Pyramids, Culture Minister Deems
Bulgaria's Ancient Thracian tombs are "more unique" than the Egyptian pyramids but are unfortunately unknown to the global public, says the Bulgarian Minister of Culture Vezhdi Rashidov, who is a famous sculptor but a controversial political figure.
Bulgaria Unveils Monument of Cyrillic (Bulgarian) Alphabet in Mongolia's Capital Ulan Bator
Bulgaria's President Rosen Plevneliev has inaugurated a Monument of the Bulgarian alphabet – more widely known internationally as the Cyrillic or Slavic script – in Ulan Bator, the capital of Mongolia, a non-Slavic country in Central Asia whose citizens write with the Cyrillic alphabet.
Englishman Preserves Bulgaria's Military History by Collecting Artifacts from World War I, World War II
Patrick John Brown, an Englishman living in the Bulgarian town of Avren near the Black Sea city of Varna, is helping preserve Bulgaria's exciting military history from the first half of the 20th century, including the periods of World War I and World War II.
Scores of Treasure Hunters Pillage Medieval Fortress, Late Iron Age Settlement in Search of Legendary Bulgarian Rebel's Gold
Over the past month, an enormous number of ruthless treasure hunters from all over Bulgaria have been pillaging several unexplored archaeological sites near the town of Vetrintsi, Veliko Tarnovo District, including a medieval fortress and a Late Iron Age settlement, reports local newspaper "Borba".
Bulgaria's Plovdiv Municipality Signs EEA/Norway Grant Contract for 'Digitization' of Archaeological Heritage
Bulgaria's Ministry of Culture and the southern Plovdiv Municipality have signed a grant contract for the "digitization", i.e. filming, photographing, 3D presentation, and web publication of Plovdiv's archaeological and historical heritage with funding provided from the European Economic Area (EEA) and Norway Grants mechanism.
Bulgarian Orthodox Church Honors Victims of Communist Terrorist Attack in St. Nedelya Cathedral 90 Years Later
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church has held a memorial service to honor the memory of the hundreds of people killed in the terrorist attack at the St. Nedelya Cathedral in Sofia committed by the then outlawed Bulgarian Communist Party on April 16, 1925.
Bulgaria Marks 90 Years since Horrific Communist Terrorist Attack in St. Nedelya Cathedral in Sofia
Bulgaria remembers Thursday, April 16, 2015, the victims of the world's most horrific terrorist attack of its time – the blowing up of the St. Nedelya Cathedral in Sofia 90 years ago, in 1925, by the then outlawed Bulgarian Communist Party.
500-Year Ottoman Yoke Destroyed Bulgaria's Archaeological Monuments, Archaeologist Says
Bulgaria's once impressive ancient and medieval archaeological monuments were destroyed during the 500-year period of Ottoman yoke, and today's Bulgarian society needs to find a way to restore them properly, says famous archaeologist Prof. Nikolay Ovcharov.
Bulgarian MPs Move to Protect Sunken Black Sea Ships as Underwater Archaeology Sites
Several Members of the Bulgarian Parliament have signed a petition requesting from three government ministries and three parliamentary committees a policy change designed to protect sunken ships and other objects along Bulgaria's Black Sea coast as underwater archaeology sites.
Bulgaria Celebrates 785 Years since Tsar Ivan Asen II's Victory in Klokotnitsa Battle during Second Bulgarian Empire
Bulgaria celebrates Sunday, March 22, 2015, 785 years since one of the most important victories in its 1400-year history: the victory of Tsar Ivan Asen II (r. 1218-1241 AD), ruler of the Second Bulgarian Empire (1185-1396 AD), against the powerful Theodore Komnenos Doukas (r. 1216-1230 AD), ruler of the Despotate of Epirus, in the Battle […]
Bulgarian Archaeologists Discover Early Christian Saints' Relics in Secret Museum Fund
Archaeologists from Bulgaria's National Museum of History have come across relics of four early Christian saints while they were restoring a reliquary from a "secret fund" of artifacts held at the museum.
Bulgarian, Romanian Archaeologists Find Sunken Wooden Ships, Soviet U-Boats in Underwater Explorations
Bulgarian and Romanian archaeologists have discovered a number of exciting objects off the Black Sea coast as a result of an underwater archaeology project.


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Standard Etiquette Classes for Girls and Boys Individual fun and interactive etiquette classes for girls and boys. Individual classes including: Everyday Manners, Respect Etiquette, Table/Dining Etiquette, and Social Etiquette. For Example: Table Manners Class, The children will role-play and become the wait staff, hosts, cooks, and more to create a fun and enjoyable dining experience as they are taught a lesson on table manners they won't forget.
Etiquette Certificate of Excellence Program for Girls and Boys Mind Your Manners! Sign up for a 3 hour workshop in this fun and interactive program. We will meet once per month in a group setting. Topics will include: Everyday Manners, Respect Etiquette, Table/Dining Manners, and Social Etiquette.
Missy Prissy's Book Club for Girls : A Self Awareness and Social Skills Group for Girls The focus of this group is to empower girls through a collection of books and activities. The participants should build confidence, self-awareness and communication skills. We will meet once per week in a group setting. The class will end with a field trip to a play. Ages 7-14. Contact us for more information for girls 4yrs - 7yrs. Ask about our Field Trip. Sign Up Today!
Introducing a Young Lady Fashion Show Has your young lady ever dreamed of being in the spotlight or on stage? Our fashion show for young ladies may be just what you are looking for. We are having a fashion show for young ladies ages 4 - 18.
Contact Us to sign up your young lady or to get full details. Ticket information coming soon for 2018 Macy's Fashion Show.
Girlfriends Tea Party (for all ages) It's our Annual Tea Party with a different theme... This year we are having a Girlfriends Tea Party so get your girlfriends together now, get your big hats (optional) and get ready for a Tea Party that you won't wanna miss. We will play fun tea party games, eat delicious tea foods, drink hot or cold tea, and have a fun and interactive lesson on Tea Party Etiquette that will prepare you for your next Tea Party. Ticket information coming soon for June 2019 Tea Party.
Kids Who Lunch Kids love going to lunch so what better way to introduce them to restaurants in and around Los Angeles than a group etiquette class. Our city has a variety of restaurants and it is important that children are introduced to a variety of restaurants and various styles of eating when it comes to eating out. Children should be aware that there is a proper way to eat all foods. Children will learn about each restaurant, what's on their menu, visit various restaurants, and learn proper table manners for dining out.
Instructional Table Manners Lunch for Kids Children will attend our lunch in semi-formal attire. We will walk the children through a four course meal with a lesson on proper table manners.
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Adult Etiquette Classes Please contact us if you are interested in our adult etiquette classes... we need a group of 3 or more to hold a class. Table Setting Class, What's Appropriate vs. What's Not, etc... Ask about our Adult Etiquette Parties.
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America and the Geopolitics of Upheaval
The friendly contours of the post–Cold War system have given way to a darker and more challenging environment.
"THE ESSENCE of a revolution is that it appears to contemporaries as a series of more or less unrelated upheavals," Henry Kissinger wrote in 1969. "But the crises which form the headlines of the day are symptoms of deep-seated structural problems." Kissinger wrote this passage as the postwar international system was coming under unprecedented strain, with profound shifts in the global distribution of power driving incessant disruptions in U.S. foreign policy. His admonition applies just as well today, at the onset of a new era of upheaval.
During Donald Trump's presidency and after, U.S. foreign policy is likely to be wracked by crises. The instability and violence along a resurgent Russia's periphery, the growing frictions with an increasingly assertive China, the provocations of a rapidly nuclearizing North Korea and the profound chaos at work throughout the Middle East: these and other challenges have recently tested U.S. officials and are likely to do so for the foreseeable future. The world now seems less stable and more dangerous than at any time since the Cold War; the number and severity of global crises are increasing.
Yet crises do not occur in a vacuum; they are symptomatic of deeper changes in the international order. Accordingly, America's responses will be ill-informed and astrategic unless Washington first forms a deeper conception of the current moment.
The geopolitical changes underway are often framed in terms of "polarity"—the debate on whether America's "unipolar moment" is over and a multipolar world has emerged. But this debate is misleading. On the one hand, discussions of polarity frequently exaggerate American decline, obscuring the fact that even though Washington's international superiority has diminished, its global lead over any single challenger remains quite impressive. On the other hand, the polarity debate actually obscures both the degree and breadth of the ongoing changes in the international system, and of the challenges facing American officials.
The fundamental fact of international politics today is that the post–Cold War era has ended. The defining features of that period were uncontested U.S. and Western primacy, marked declines in ideological struggle and great-power conflict, and remarkable global cooperation in addressing key international-security challenges. Now, however, the world has returned to a more normal—which is to say, more dangerous and unsettled—state.
The core characteristics of the emerging era are the gradual erosion of U.S. and Western primacy, revived great-power competition across all three key regions of Eurasia, renewed global ideological struggle, and empowerment of the agents of international strife and disorder. What makes the present period so tumultuous is that these forces often compound one another's destabilizing effects; moreover, their collective impact is magnified by a growing uncertainty about whether America and other traditional defenders of the international system will continue playing that role in the future. American primacy is not dead, in other words, and true multipolarity is still a long ways off. But U.S. primacy is far more contested than at any time in a quarter-century, and the friendly contours of the post–Cold War system have given way to a darker and more challenging environment.
THE BEST way to understand the present era is to compare it to the previous one. The post–Cold War era was defined by four phenomena that made it historically favorable to American interests.
The first was uncontested U.S. primacy. America emerged from the Cold War with clear economic dominance, possessing nearly 25 percent of global GDP in 1994. It controlled nearly 40 percent of world defense outlays, along with utterly unrivaled advantages in global power-projection capabilities. Crucially, these capabilities not only gave Washington an enormous lead over any geopolitical competitor; they also provided the ability—as Saddam Hussein discovered in 1991—to marshal decisive military might in virtually all the key strategic regions around the world. In the nineteenth century, the British ship of the line symbolized London's global primacy; in the late twentieth century, the American carrier strike group symbolized an even more imposing preeminence.
Nor was American dominance purely unilateral, because it was powerfully accentuated by the strengths of the broader Western coalition. In 1994, America's treaty allies in Europe and the Asia-Pacific accounted for 47 percent of global GDP and 35 percent of global military spending, giving Washington and its closest friends upward of 70 percent of global economic power and military spending. Throughout the post–Cold War era, allied involvement thus lent added force to U.S. diplomacy on key issues of international order; from the Gulf War to the war in Afghanistan, allied contributions reinforced America's ability to project military power overseas. This was no balance of power; it was one of the most pronounced imbalances the world had ever seen.
U.S. dominance was also evident in a second phenomenon—the decline of international ideological competition. Francis Fukuyama's "end of history" thesis has been much derided, but it captured three indisputable facts about the post–Cold War era: that democracy and markets were spreading more widely than ever before; that there was no credible global competitor to the liberal-capitalist model; and that even former U.S. enemies, such as Russia, and authoritarian states, such as China, were making unprecedented efforts to integrate into the liberal order either economically, politically or both. To be clear, Western concepts of human rights and political democracy were far from fully accepted in these countries, and Russian and Chinese leaders—among others—sooner or later came to see liberal proselytism as a grave threat. But the intense ideological struggles of the twentieth century were clearly over, and the liberal model seemed incontestably ascendant.


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The Nicola Farnon Trio, of Piero Tucci, Phil Johnson and, of course, Nicola Farnon, will bring swing, Latin and ballads to Holy Trinity Church in Matfen on Sunday, at 7.30pm.
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In 2014, Ullman received two national leadership awards—the Woodrow Wilson Award for Corporate Citizenship and the John W. Gardner Legacy of Leadership Award – for his lifetime of work, including leading world-class retailers JC Penney, Macy's, LVMH Moet Hennessey Louis Vuitton, Duty Free Shops (DFS Group) and Wharf Holdings.
Ullman currently serves as Executive Chairman of J.C. Penney, where he served as CEO, from 2004 to 2011 and re-assumed at the request of the Board of Directors in 2013.
While serving as CEO of J.C. Penney, Ullman led a turnaround of the business, which had experienced a meaningful decline in performance, including stabilizing its financial base and operations across more than 1,000 stores and dramatically improving performance.


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Apple currently has more different variations of iPhone handset in its portfolio than at any point in the firm's history – and we're not just talking about supported devices here – nope, we mean handsets that it lists for sale in its online webstore and which it has in stock in its bricks 'n mortar retail stores too.
The full list of phones you can currently buy includes the iPhone SE, the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus, the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, and the current lead model; the iPhone X.
But which one is best? Well, a better question would be; which is best for you?
iPhone SE
It's fair to say that if you're shopping for a new iPhone, even the cheapest iPhone, you're not really "on a budget" by any stretch of the imagination. In other words, all new iPhones are expensive. The iPhone SE, however, is certainly the most affordable of the entire range, with an RRP of $349, making it potentially the best choice if you do insist on partaking in Apple's ecosystem, as well as its unique blend of design, hardware and software as presented on its phones, but also want to spend as little as possible; something more in mid-rage Android price territory. Or if you just want that Apple logo on your device at the lowest possible outlay.
That said, another good reason why you might find the iPhone SE the best iPhone for you, is if you're an Apple fan, want in on its services, software, and the level of polish it brings to its phones, but are absolutely sure you want a smaller screen. The iPhone SE is the only model available with the older size 4in display, making it much more pocket friendly than the rest of the line-up, which range from 4.7in on the regular editions, up to 5.5in on the Plus models, and up to 5.8in on the iPhone X (though admittedly squeezed into a smaller shell in an edge-to-edge arrangement).
The iPhone SE has been on the market for a little while now, but as with many Apple products, the hardware has been engineered carefully and the firm continually refines new editions of the iOS software to be just as well optimised to it now, with added features, services and interface tweaks, as it was at launch.
This smaller iPhone with a less demanding touch display is much kinder to battery life than many modern "phablet" size devices, which require enormous battery cells just to keep in the same ballpark. Being a lower cost model doesn't mean it holds back in key areas where things really matter either, the camera quality on the iPhone SE is superb, as is the sharpness, colour, and clarity of the Retina display. Processor performance is decent too, thanks to Apple's carefully curated software ecosystem.
To give you an indication of what's good about the iPhone SE, here are some excerpts from our original review:
"Where this phone really comes into its own is performance, imaging and battery life. Plus you get all the rich trappings of Apple's brilliant ecosystem, which, in many ways, cannot be equaled."
"The iPhone SE is a solid, solid performer across the board. It does everything you want it to and performs like an absolute champ! I have no qualms recommending this handset to anyone that is looking for a smaller, but equally powerful handset."
iPhone 7 & iPhone 7 Plus
If you're not in the market for the very latest and greatest – and most expensive – iPhone X, but still want an iPhone, and yet don't want an itty-bitty 4in touchscreen from the iPhone SE, you're left looking at the rest of Apple's current range, which basically consists of the iPhone 6s series, the iPhone 7 series, and the brand new iPhone 8 series.
We find it pretty much impossible to recommend the iPhone 8 and its larger sibling, the iPhone 8 Plus. Essentially, Apple really dropped the ball here on a number of fronts. It clearly spent too much time focusing on the iPhone X, as the specs and features between the iPhone 8 and the iPhone 7 hardly seem like an upgrade at all.
At the same time, the iPhone 8 costs considerably more than the iPhone 7 – $699 and $799 for the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus respectively vs $549 and $669 for the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus – while not offering much that is new. And lastly, on the subject of bashing the iPhone 8, it is riddled with bugs and production faults, according to multiple widely circulated reports from users and reviewers alike.
That being the case, you could and probably should follow the tune of millions of other consumers who turned their noses up at the iPhone X and iPhone 8 after their launch, and opt for the year-old iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus instead. You'll save a ton of money, get most of the same features (particularly the really good ones), with fewer headaches.
And if you want to save EVEN more cash, check out reconditioned units via Gazelle – they're around 40% cheaper than new RRP.
What about the iPhone 6s series?
Well sure, you could go for one of those instead, and it would be cheaper still ($449 or $549 for the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s respectively). However, the difference in quality in terms of processor performance and camera performance between the iPhone 6s series and the iPhone 7 series is much more substantial than it is between the iPhone 7 series and the iPhone 8 series. Basically, the iPhone 7 series is actually worth the extra money, while the iPhone 8 series is not.
What about choosing the iPhone 7 vs the iPhone 7 Plus?
Ah well, that's a much trickier question. Swings and roundabouts, I'm afraid. On the one hand, the iPhone 7 is much cheaper than its larger stable-mate, and it's also smaller and easier for your hand and pocket. However, the iPhone 7 Plus has a superior dual-sensor camera and, more importantly in our view, a substantial difference in battery life. The iPhone 7 Plus (indeed, most iPhone Plus models) will see you going far longer than their smaller counterparts.
Here at KYM we'd likely take the iPhone 7 Plus first every day of the week, because we're used to bigger phones by now and we love high-end cameras and BIG battery life – saying that in a hypothetical "money no object" sense, otherwise we probably wouldn't be in the market for an iPhone at all!
Ultimately for us that means if you're stumping up the money for a new iPhone you might as well go hard or go home (though not paying money for not much extra, as with the iPhone 8).
But then if you're doing that, then, well…
iPhone X
What a convenient segway that was. Yes, this is where to go if you're fully taking the padlock off your wallet and are "all in" on the Apple iPhone game. This is the big mac daddy with all the latest bells and whistles. And it comes at a price. A very high price. The highest price of any iPhone ever, in fact.
With the iPhone X there's only one display size to fit all – the 5.8in OLED – so there's no quibbling about Plus editions or anything like that. The starting price though, is $999, and that's just the 64GB version. If you want the fancy pants 256GB version you're looking at a LOT of money: $1,149 to be precise. Ouch.
For all that money you'd hope this phone would be the very best Apple has to offer, crammed full of next-gen tech, and far and away superior to all the other models in terms of features and capabilities.
And it is, really, I mean, it has much faster performance than all the others, it is the ONLY iPhone with an utterly gorgeous OLED touch display, the design is inspired, the camera is superbly capable of capturing stunning imaging, and it has some pretty whizzy 3D face scanning security to boot. The battery life is decent, but it doesn't outperform the Plus models of the iPhone family.
There's no doubt the iPhone X is the best iPhone. But it might not be the best iPhone for you…
The expense is undoubtedly going to be off-putting for some, and it is perhaps priced higher than it should be. But at least here, unlike with the iPhone 8, you at least feel like you're getting something special for that outlay – you can see where the money has gone. In that sense it is closer to a true iPhone 7 successor than the iPhone 8 as it actually improves on the formula visibly.
You can pick up ALL of Apple's iPhones – save for the iPhone X – via Gazelle for around 40% less than you'd pay directly from Apple.
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Eli earned a new nickname this week:
He did the best he could to boss everyone in his world, everyone trying to mess with him.
He is 38 pounds of piss and vinegar.
He's a boss.
Want to take the piss out of him? (Literally)?
Naw, he ain't havin it.
Need a drop of blood?
Yeah, sure, ya want a knuckle sandwich first?
To alleviate our boredom as a hospital stay stretched on, I blew up hospital gloves and turned them into weird, blue people, like Hand Baby, who became Eli's hospital Wilson.
Except Eli punched the shit out of hand baby, not to mention hand baby's ill-fated dad, Dad Hand.
Next, Eli potty trained hand baby, like a boss.
We could all learn a thing or two from Eli. He knows how he feels and he's not afraid to let you know how he feels.
Of course, at 3, he doesn't understand people trying to take things from him and hurt him are actually trying to keep him well.
That's where Mark and me come in. We let those people do the things to him they need to do to keep him well, completely against the wishes of my little big boss.
It's heartbreaking. I betrayed my son roughly 204 times in our thus far short 5-day battle to get his lungs working right, holding him down procedure after procedure, through his protests of thrashes and screams and "I HATE YOU"s.
His preferred emphasis word is "really," as in "REALLY," as in "This REALLY REALLY REALLY hurts," and "I REALLY REALLY WANT TO GO HOME."
We know more now about what happened this week to Eli's body, when he stopped breathing right and his tum and neck sucked in to squeeze more oxygen into his blood and his heartrate spiked. We know thanks to a sputum sample that entailed a team of doctors and nurses and me holding him down while they stuck a tube through his nose and down his throat and scraped out some junk, to tot protests so loud that they were surely heard around the world.
A few days later that junk had a name; the blossoming outbreak of a common cystic fibrosis bacteria currently fucking with my son is Haemophilus influenzae.
It's a little more complicated than that, though. He had a trifecta of viruses in him, including RSV, entero and rhino viruses. Those viruses made the Haemohilus influenzae bacteria stuck in his lungs because of the CF jazz on up. He had a "CF exacerbation," a clinical term that essentially means bad chronic bronchitis.
That much we know and today, after five days of pumping oxygen and antibiotics, Eli was well enough to go home.
He had a PICC line placed and needs antibiotics for roughly 10 more days at home.
It doesn't mean he's over it, all of this, all of these people messing with him.
After ignoring his demands all week for the sake of his health, he made a final plea as we left the hospital and drove by a fire truck.
"STOP!" he commanded.
He went on and on.
And for the fir st time all week, I did what he said. I did him one better.
I went to the goddamn fire station 1 downtown with Eli still in his tiger-emblazoned hospital scrubs.
I had to do what the boss said, didn't I?
Yeah – I DID.
Ok, buddy, here we are. Wanna get out of the car?
He went shy on me.
Come on, sweetie, let's go look at the ladder truck.
Me with my no-makeup/hair askew/inexplicable active wear (had I not just had like three scones in 12 hours while sitting on my ass?) got Eli out of the car and we walked over to Fire Station 1 in downtown OKC.
The fireman tried to coax Eli into sitting inside the truck, but my son was so shocked that we were at the actual firestation he had practically gone catatonic. We checked things out for about five minutes and the nice firefighter brought over two sticker badges, one for him, one for sister.
I put Eli back in the car.
He noticed a glass factory across the street.
He wanted to go there now.
No, sweetie, we have to go home now.
Eli next screamed "NO" for 20 straight minutes, along with "TURN AROUND" and "I HATE YOU."
He had some residual rage from his hospital stay, from his frustration with people messing with him, doing everything he told them not to. That's my theory, any way.
I let him scream. I took him home and let him hit me, roll on the floor and hollar to his heart's content.
"Inconsolable" is the word that comes to mind.
He ran to the door and messed with the locks, so determined was he to get back to the goddamned glass factory.
We distracted him with the prospect of opening a gift that had come in the mail.
Things were better until the home health nurse arrive and we gave him his next dose of antibiotics.
Again, I had to restrain him completely as he screamed and Mark worked the IV flushes and drugs under the supervision of a nurse.
"It won't hurt, buddy. It's going to be over soon," I cooed. "Shhhhh. It's OK. Shhhh."
He forgave me, cuddling up afterward.
Since then his smile has returned. We threw him a party with pizza and cake.
He's smiling again.


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The Kukulkani Have Arrived In The World Of Dark Age
March 4, 2013 by brennon
Dark Age Games have released their fantastic looking Kukulkani faction for their brutal world. Check out the miniatures that make up the starter kit...
"Millennia ago the ancient Mayans of Terra where chosen by their god and master, the winged serpent Kukulkan, to be elevated above the lowly tribes of the world. Their master, in reality a member of the powerful and technologically advanced Coatl race, lifted his willing servants up and has, over millenia, shaped them into a race of bio-enhanced warriors and zealous priests, eager to gain his blessing by slaying all those who would oppose his will."
These are some creepy individuals and something a bit different from what we're used to in the world of Dark Age. I like the originality and it should be fun to see what people do with them when painting.
Will you be starting a new faction in Dark Age?
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After Nine To Five //And Here's To You, Mrs. Robinson
Thursday, October 18, 2012
All Hallows' Eve
After Nine To Five //And Here's To You, Mrs. Robinson
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Sadly no costume this year. So many thing caught up with me. This week I broke down and bought my daughter's costume (I usually make it). She's going to be an ice cream cone and I'm going to paint sprinkles on her face and a cherry on her nose. Are you dressing up?ReplyDeleteReplies
I am most likely not dressing up, just my girls. Did you get the ice cream cone at Old Navy? The one there is super cute :)Delete
This is such a fun idea! I am not dressing up this year but I love to read everyone else's posts!ReplyDeleteReplies
Come link up anything Halloween, not just costumes :)Delete
This is a cute idea! I'm not sure what I'm going to dress up as.... still costume hunting onlineReplyDeleteReplies
I can't wait to see the one you choose, I am most likely not dressing up this year maybe next year :)Delete
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