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One of the first readers to read Raise the Gipper! all the way through has come in with a question: did I wish someone other than Romney was going to be inevitable, because he's such a bland target?
Well, yes and no.
See, Romney to me seems a lot like Hubert Humphrey, Al Gore, and various other super-sincere careerist figures: there's not even a void inside the suit. The role has eaten the person completely. (Part of why I like the metaphor of an empty brainpan full of bugs in other parts of the book). And in a real sense I think the 'pubs couldn't have nominated anyone who would make the book more possible. The base is deeply turned off by someone whose appeal boils down to "Dull-minded people who are not paying attention will find him acceptable." It's like Top 40 pop or network TV were at one time; it's about not losing an audience, not about exciting one. So he's the guy who makes the whole thing plausible, the Charlie Brown/Rodney Dangerfield Omega Candidate.
There'd have been more to shoot at with a nutcase Alpha like Santorum or Bachmann or Perry. And desperately loserish crazies like Gingrich and Paul are so perfectly Betas – the natural butt of jokes – that I had to eliminate Gingrich after one long scene lest he take over the book. So, Romney's not the target he could have been – but he's a pretty peg to hang the comedy on. Kind of like the way Charles Schultz put Charlie Brown through the wringer of being "wishy-washy" and having a "failure face" and all that, but ultimately Snoopy, Lucy, and Linus carried the act.


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The three stooges – Fallin, Schulz, and McCall – have reached a budget agreement, which would lead us to ask: just what have they been doing for the past month? It's just a rehashing of the same thing they've been trying to force onto us for the last few years.
It includes that $1.50 cigarette tax, an increase of the gasoline tax, possible new taxes on alcohol, and a $1,000 raise for state employees and $3,000 for teachers, annually.
Personally, I would be okay with a slight tax increase simply to patch the hole, or many a more significant one to patch the hole and crease a more sustainable budgetary basis. However, this plan is not that: it not only raises taxes, but brings us exorbitant new obligations that we might not be able to meet in the future.
Perhaps we can make them, but in a few years you'll see another round of demands for teacher raises, because this one will be taken for granted. Taxpayers (and perhaps the legislators) will forget about the tax increase and we'll be subject to another round of this.
That is, assuming this passes the legislature unscathed. I have a feeling it won't, especially with such a large cigarette tax; it wouldn't necessarily be enough for smoking voters to jump the aisle, but I don't know if legislators want to take the risk. It goes without saying that it would hurt businesses along the border of the state, and that may certainly be a problem politically in those areas.
Tl;dr? You know you are going to see more expenses in the next year, that you're not going to be able to pay for. So you ask for a raise. You get it, but immediately go on a shopping spree in the mall. That's all this is.


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The Apple Watch Glitters Like Gold/
Apple announced the Apple Watch (WATCH) on September 9th. It won't be available until "early 2015." What we know about it comes from three main sources: the video from Apple narrated by Jony Ive, the demo done during the Apple keynote, and the rumors that are still swirling around the tech and financial worlds.
The video presents the Apple Watch as the most beautiful object ever imagined. It is not only described that way, but also appears to be the stuff of dreams – ethereally desirable, yet perfectly executed in every detail. If the watch is half as good as the video, it will be more successful than the iPhone.
During the keynote we learn that the Apple Watch is dependent on the iPhone, but is a world unto itself. It comes in two sizes and three hardware finishes, with various options for the watch band – all made by Apple with a unique magnetic attachment. Software will allow "millions" of variations to how the face itself will look, allowing each owner to decide what it looks like on their wrist.
Apple has created something new, just as they did with the iPhone. It is as if the category never existed. Financial analysts predict Apple will sell between 10 and 30 million of these in 2015. (That would mean something like $20 billion dollars in sales, easily a new industry.) These are not techies or Apple fanboys, but portfolio managers. They think Apple has done what they expected them to do – take on a new category and redefine it, making a product that people will want, pay a lot of money for, and feel they need. [Update: Apple expects to sell 50 million in 2015.]
There are at least a couple problems for Apple to overcome. Battery life is rumored to be about a day. And the watch is thick. It won't fit under a shirt sleeve like almost any other watch. I imagine Apple is intensely working on battery life to make absolutely sure it will last a day (or longer) by the time it is released. The thickness will only be addressed in future versions, with technological advances allowing it to become thinner, as the iPhone has.
I'm really looking forward to owning the second (or maybe even the fifth) generation of the Apple Watch. It will be thin – and I want a very thin watch. It will also have a lot more health sensors that will integrate it into sports, fitness, and medical applications.
I will buy one, though, when they come out. Maybe, like the iPhone, I will find I need one.


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Do you have a pretty new bundle of fat quarters that you are dying to use? I have that problem all the time! Lucky for all the FQ loving sewists around, I spend a lot of time dreaming up sewing projects that will make the most of a fat quarter. These aren't projects that use just a 10'' square of fabric (although those are fun too!), but sewing projects that use up most of 1 or more fat quarters.
Here is a list of my fat quarter projects that use most of 1 or several (up to a whole bundle) of fat quarters. I started off with 9 and have added lots more to the list since then!
P.S. In case you are wondering - a fat quarter of fabric is a piece that is 18'' tall by 20-22'' wide. Imagine taking a yard of fabric and cutting it into 4 quarters like you would a pizza. That's a fat quarter! xoxo
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Pochi Pouches
I recently discovered that this pattern is perfect for using up a fat quarter... Or make 2 cute dumpling shaped pouches with 2 coordinating FQ's!
Tiny Bag!
Totally fat quarter friendly. :)
Fat Quarter Sized Fold Up Baskets
These are made from 1 fat quarter for the exterior and 1 fat quarter for the interior, with a layer of interfacing in between. Hardly any waste!
Patchwork Shower Curtain using fat quarters
This adorable shower curtain uses 20-25 fat quarters - so grab that bundle and get started!
Bow Tie Baby Quilt
Are you a quilter? This adorable fat quarter friendly quilt uses 4 fat quarters and some backing fabric. Sweet!
Chubby Lunch Tote pattern
This fat quarter friendly pattern takes one fat quarter for the exterior, one for the interior, and some scraps for the handles - get to work!
Quick gift bags
Speaking of bags, let Jennifer Heynen show you how to make some from a fat quarter - this one is genius for the holidays!
Tea Towel from 2 Fat Quarters
Did you also know you can make your own kitchen towels from your fabric stash? So pretty!
Cloth Napkins
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Peek a Boo Pouch
This adorable organizing pouch can be sewn entirely from 1 fat quarter - but I think it's more fun to switch up the fabrics and make 2 at a time!
Travel Jewelry Case
Or sew yourself a beautiful jewelry case with 3 coordinating fat quarters! That pattern is free too, just like all the rest.
Fat Quarter Fancy Quilt Pattern
Perfect for your favorite fat quarter bundle!
Have you read all the way to the bottom to hear my secret??? Well I'm very excited to share that my newest book just came out - Crafty Little Things to Sew!
It has a ton of projects you can make with fat quarters, so I'm sure your going to love it.
P.P.S. If you liked this post, I think you'll like my 14 Tote Bags You Can Sew in an Afternoon. :)


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Remuera's Chinese New Year celebration will be held at the top of St Vincent Avenue, by Remuera Library at 429 Remuera Road. Bring the whole family to enjoy lantern making, Chinese cultural performances, the traditional Chinese art of Bian Lian or 'face changing', dragon stiltwalkers, kung fu demonstrations, tea tasting and a range of Asian food stalls.
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By Andrew Bergee | Special to Gay San Diego
San Diego hosts 15th annual Gay Bowl
Eric Reissner, team captain of the San Diego Bolts — a flag football team that has represented San Diego for the last several years during the annual Gay Bowl — is looking to clinch his fourth national championship. This year, however, he hopes to do it on his home turf as San Diego is playing host to the national championship series for the first time.
Hundreds of flag football athletes from around the country will descend upon San Diego to participate in the tournament, which takes place Oct. 9 – 12, from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., daily, at the Del Mar Polo grounds.
Gay Bowl is the largest national LGBT flag football tournament, put on every Columbus Day weekend by the National Gay Flag Football League (NGFFL) and the host city's Gay Bowl Planning Committee.
Every year, a different city hosts the tournament, which typically includes approximately 30 men and women teams from around the country. The first Gay Bowl dates back to 2002 in Los Angeles with only three competing teams.
Flashback to Gay Bowl XIV: It's a cloudy afternoon in Philadelphia on Oct. 12, 2014.
The championship game is down to the final play of overtime with only a few seconds on the clock. The San Diego Bolts are up 51-50 against the Phoenix Hellraisers and they need to stop Phoenix from scoring on this play to win the game. Reissner watches anxiously from the sidelines as his defensive team prepares for the final ball snap.
The whistle sounds, the ball is snapped and the play is in motion. The Bolts send three rushers to the Phoenix quarterback, which causes him to quickly throw the ball into the back corner of the end zone. Everyone holds their breath watching the ball sail into the air as two San Diego defensive-backs guard Phoenix's wide receiver. But with the pressure from the triple rush, the quarterback's ball lands out of bounds, ending the play as the final whistle blows.
San Diego has won its third Gay Bowl in a row.
While Reisser hopes to see his fourth win here in San Diego, there is more competition than ever before.
This year — Gay Bowl XV — will be the largest ever, with 36 teams participating in three divisions: "Open A," "Open B" and a Women's division. San Diego alone has six teams competing in the tournament. Men's teams include the defending Gay Bowl champion Bolts, the Toros, the Sharks, and the Vipers. The two women's teams adding to the mix are the Breakers, making their third appearance at Gay Bowl, and the Shredders, the newest women's tournament team, making their first appearance.
San Diego's success at Gay Bowl comes from a strong local league, the San Diego American Flag Football League (SDAFFL). Going into its 13th season in 2016, the SDAFFL is one of the country's largest LGBT flag football leagues of its kind. Founded in 2004 with only a few teams, it has grown to its current membership of 300 players on 16-18 teams.
The league is open to anyone over the age of 18 and currently boasts its most diverse population to date, with 75 percent of the league identifying as LGBT, including approximately 35 women, and 25 percent identifying as straight allies to the community.
Steve Farrow is a nine-year SDAFFL veteran and the outgoing league commissioner. His last games will be played at this Gay Bowl before he retires from the league but he is leaving after a legacy of wins and a lifetime of friendships.
"With the way the league is set up, it's a great way for participants to meet new people and make new friends," Farrow said. "Everything we do is on a league level. I love watching new faces come into the league and by the end of the season it's great to see them become part of the family. I don't think there is any other league that is as successful at doing that than ours."
Many SDAFFL participants both past and present have expressed how most teams become a family as individual players grow close to each other over the course of a season on the fields, at practices, post-game socials and team bonding activities.
As the competing San Diego teams enter Gay Bowl XV, they know the stakes are high, and the pressure is on.
"These visiting teams are gunning to beat us on our home turf, so a win this year is more important than ever," Reissner said. "No team has ever won four Gay Bowl Championships, let alone four in a row. Winning Gay Bowl XV would show everyone just how hard my teammates and I have worked throughout the years … [and will] put the San Diego Bolts, and the SDAFFL, in a league of their own."
But there's something even more important than winning that Eric Reissner considers as the tournament approaches: how the league has impacted him personally.
"I have been more passionate about very few things in my life than this flag football league," he said. "The SDAFFL is what introduced me to life as a gay man and as a gay athlete. I have met the most amazing people because of this league, and formed ever-lasting relationships that I will cherish for the rest of my life.
"This flag football league is literally the foundation of my 'real' life," he continued. "It has allowed me to live my life as an openly gay athlete."
With the passion behind his drive and confidence in his team, Reissner enters his seventh Gay Bowl with a positive outlook for another win.
Family, friends and fans of the SDAFFL will be watching the national tournament play out at the polo fields of the San Diego Polo Club, located 3855 Via de la Valle in Del Mar. Those fans will be watching and many hoping the San Diego Bolts will make history as the first team to win four Gay Bowls.
For more information about Gay Bowl XV, visit GayBowlSanDiego.com.
Anyone interested in playing in the 2016 season of the San Diego American Flag Football League should register at sdaffl.com beginning in January. Player clinics will be held late January/early February and the season will run from March to June.
—Andrew Bergee sits on the board as the director of public relations for the San Diego American Flag Football League and has been an active member of the league for three years. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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15. the 4t h of july1—a day of rejoicing
the 4 th of july is the most important holiday in the usa, for it commemorates that famous day in 1776 when the americans declared their independence . congress2 made the declaration in philadelphia, and that night in the city there were joyful celebrations that soon became nationwide. ever since, the 4 th of july has been marked in the american calendar as independence day, and there are parades and festivities of all kinds.
the basic cause of the americans' struggle for independence against the mother country, england, was too much interference and intolerance from london and very little understanding of american problems and pride. most galling to the americans was the assumption by the english government and the king that they had a right to tax their subjects overseas without their consent and without giving them anything in return. 3
the british were divided. it was a war inspiring no patriotism.
as for the troops which the government sent to fight the rebels, they were unenthusiastic and incompetent, especially their leaders.
the americans had no army. in fact, it is quite possible that but for the extraordinary faith and leadership of george washington, the revolution might have come to nothing. 4 he built an army that remained loyal to him until the end, despite terrible hardships. he was a true frontiersman. he had seen lands that he knew would make an independent america a mighty nation. he was given valuable support by the two great patriots — thomas jefferson and benjamin franklin. 5 it was franklin who helped persuade the french to come into the war against the british.
in 1781 a british army commanded by an exceptionally incompetent general, lord cornwallis, surrendered to the americans at yorktown6 , virginia , and the war was over. not long afterward, the 13 colonies became states and joined together in a union.
the effect of the american revolution was far-reaching. the declaration of independence drawn up by thomas jefferson is one of the most important documents ever published, and it dropped like a bombshell on the western world. here are the two sentences which shook the ruling classes of europe."we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. "7 the second sen048 tence was even more disturbing to them:"that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. "
Ⅰ. chan ge the following verbs in parentheses into the irnoun forms:
1. their ________( assume ) that their project under way was something entirely new proved to be untrue .
2. he showed strong ________( lead) during his first term in office.
3. the whole book is produced and edited in the ________( pursue) of excellence .
4. if your neighbors are too noisy then you have cause for ________( complain ) .
Ⅱ. are these sta tements true or false according to the article ?
1. the 4 th of july is a day for rejoicing because christopher columbus discovered the new world on this day.
2. in the british parliament, there has achieved a consensus on fighting against the american colony.
3. the united states is originally composed of thirteen colonies.
4. it was jefferson who persuaded the french to stand with themselves to fight against the british together.
参考答案 Ⅰ. 1. assumption 2 . leadership 3 . pursuit 4 . complaint Ⅱ. 1. f 2. f 3 . t 4 . f
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Inspiration: Toy Story
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Car Owner: Matt McCray
Its another day. Sitting in traffic for the mundane task that lies ahead. From the corner of your eye you spot a bright yellow pickup with what appears to be a rocket on top. "Could it be?" "It is!" Pizza Planet from Toy Story.
This is the inspiration for the vehicle. To lighten the mood of your daily routine. Put a smile on your face. Most importantly to have fun and share around in the great state of Colorado.


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|Photo: Semolina Cake (Basbosa with Sweetened Milk) Recipe
The kitchen (The Home of Delicious Arabic Food Recipes) invites you to try Semolina Cake (Basbosa with Sweetened Milk) Recipe. Enjoy the good taste of Arabic Food and learn how to make Semolina Cake (Basbosa with Sweetened Milk).
Serves: 8-10 Persons
Duration : 35-40 Min
1 Cup Butter
1/4 Cup Ghee
3/4 Cup Yogurt
1 Large Egg
1 Teaspoon Vanilla Extract
1/2 1 Cups Fine Semolina
1/2 1 Cups Coarse Semolina
1 Cup Granulated Sugar
2 Teaspoons Baking Powder
1/2 Teaspoon Baking Soda
1/4 Teaspoon Salt
1/4 Cup Fine Grated Coconut
1 Teaspoon Flower Water
1 Cup Condensed Milk
Presentation fried pine nuts
1. Brush a 13*9 inches pan with ghee.
2. In a small saucepan, put the butter and ghee over medium heat until melted only. Do not over heat.
3. In a stand mixer bowl put the butter mixture. Fit the balloon whisk. Beat on low speed and add the yogurt, egg, vanilla extract,semolina, baking powder, baking soda, salt, coconut and flower water. Beat for 1-2 minutes.
4. Spread the mixture in the pan and level the top. Cover the pan with a sheet of a cling film and set aside for 30 minutes.
5. Fit the middle rack in the oven. Preheat panggangan to 350 degrees.
6. Bake Basbosa for 35-40 minutes.
7. Remove Basbosa from panggangan and directly pour the condensed milk over the Basbosa.
8. Leave Basbosa to cool completely on the counter top in the kitchen. Do not put in the fridge until it is cooled completely.
9. Cut the Basbosa as desired and decorate with pine nuts.


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Carrollton 55, Hemlock 54
HEMLOCK Despite Mike Murphy's 33 points and 15 rebounds, Hemlock lost 55-54 to Tri-Valley Conference West leader Carrollton Friday in basketball action.
After the Huskies' Dan Wizner hit one of two free throws with 14 seconds left to put Hemlock ahead 54-53, Carrollton's Anthony Sewell drove the length of the court and made a 10-foot jumper with five seconds left. Hemlock missed a long shot at the buzzer.
"(Sewell) just hit a tough shot," said Hemlock coach Matt Bauer, whose team rallied from a 9-point deficit early in the fourth quarter. "I'm very proud of my kids' effort."
Murphy made 8 of 8 free throws on the way to a career high in points.
"He played a terrific game. He scored from all over," Bauer said.
Tony LyVere added seven rebounds and Jeremy Buxman had four assists for the Huskies.
For the Cavaliers, Brandon Carbeno had 17 points, Sewell had 14 and Adam Dixon had 12.
Hemlock falls to 3-3 in the TVC West, 6-3 overall, and plays Tuesday at Ithaca. Carrollton is 6-0, 8-1.


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''The day was beautiful and the hat looked stunning, many lovely compliments! Thank You so much again, you helped make a special day even better.''
Lynn (Mother of the Bride) August 2017
''I asked Joanne to make me a Bridal Headpiece for my Wedding day. The service Joanne provided and the piece she made me exceeded all of my expectations. The beautiful Bespoke Bridal piece tied in perfectly with my dress and was unique to my own style. I received so many compliments on the day. The whole process, from initial consultation to delivery of the piece was so straightforward - Joanne answered all of my (many!) queries fully and swiftly. Thank You so much Joanne for making me such a special, unique piece.''
Mary, December 2016
''Flawless, very professional kind person and perfect millinery, totally satisfied with my online purchase!''
Pietra, August 2016
''Joanne took great care to ensure that my chosen hats were perfect for me. The process was very personalised and tailored to ensure that the hats were both the ideal colours and styles, and advice was provided on wearing and fitting. I would not hesitate to recommend Joanne Edwards Millinery. Both hats looks fabulous on - and were subject of many compliments by those in my party and from other race-goers who just wanted to admire the beautiful creations.''
Lesley, September 2016
''I went to Joanne for my bridal headpiece because I was familiar with her work and I knew she would make me something really special. We discussed my dress and she delivered the most beautiful sketches for me to look over. Nothing was too much trouble, even when I went for my final dress fitting and needed to make a few tweaks, she was able to fit them in very last minute. I couldn't recommend her highly enough!''
Clare, October 2015
''Joanne, Thank You so much for my beautiful hat which has now had two outings and many many compliments! I am thrilled with it and it was such a pleasure to meet you. Thanks again!''
Niamh, August 2015
''Joanne, Thank You immensely for this fabulous hat, I loved wearing it!!!''
Jess, July 2015
''I asked Jo to make me a hat for Royal Ascot after meeting her at LK Bennett and she exceeded all expectations. It was truly beautiful and I got so many compliments about it. She is an absolute pleasure to work with and she came to my house which was a godsend with small children. I would whole heartedly recommend her. She is brilliant!''
Lucy (on the right), August 2015
I asked Jo to make a hat for me for a friend's wedding, that I could also wear to the races and I couldn't recommend her enough. Jo's attention to detail was fantastic, she created a hat which really complimented my dress and she is so passionate about what she does. I highly recommend her!
Francesca, October 2014
''Thank You Jo for creating my gorgeous headpiece for my special day in such short notice. I just knew you would create the perfect piece. You captured the 30's feel beautifully''
Deborah, July 2014
''I asked Joanne to create a headpiece I could wear with two different wedding outfits. She worked with me to pick the perfect design and colour and kept me updated and involved throughout the creative process. I love my headpiece and I can't wait to wear it again!''
Fiona, June 2014
''I approached Joanne to make a headpiece for my wedding. After seeing some of her work I knew it would be every bit the perfect and unique accessory that I was looking for. I showed Joanne some ideas for what I had in mind and instantly she came up with a design. She even contacted the dress supplier so she could get the exact lace to match my dress. The final headpiece was something truly unique, designed and created to such high standards and so beautifully matched to my dress.''
Ruth, July 2013
''I commissioned Joanne to design the headpiece for my wedding in Italy, after seeing some of her creations I was totally won over! I really wanted something unique with a vintage feel to match my dress. I emailed pictures of my dress to Joanne as I live in Ireland. Joanne knew exactly the design I had in mind and one which would compliment the dress. She consulted with the dress designer to get perfect material and bead matches. The result was a beautiful intricate headpiece that I was very proud to wear on my wedding day.''
Claire, May 2013
''Dear Joanne, Thank you for my fabulous creation!!!''
Gracie, December 2012
''You couldn't choose anyone more lovely than Joanne for the perfect hat - you've got everything - creativity, professionalism, attention to detail beyond belief and such a wonderful personality to top it all off. Thank you so much for my fabulous bespoke hat - it was just perfect, such a joy to wear and I received so many wonderful comments!''
Aoife, August 2012
''I cannot recommend Joanne Edwards highly enough. I needed a headpiece to compliment a Betsy Johnson dress for a wedding. I live in San Francisco and with Joanne living in London, you would think that the whole operation would be impossible but she made it so easy. With nothing more than some pictures of the dress, Joanne sent numerous swatches and drawings and worked extremely closely via email with me to create the most wonderful headpiece. She has incredible attention to detail, really knows what works and her passion for her craft really comes across in her designs. I felt fabulous at the wedding and can't even begin to count the numerous compliments I had on the headpiece. Thank you Joanne!''
Louise, August 2012
''Joanne, Thank you so much for all your hard and creative work on my headpiece. Really honoured to own a piece of your work!''
Roisin, August 2012
''Joanne designed the most exquisite wedding headpieces for my bridesmaid and me. They are perfect, exactly what I had imagined. I sent Joanne a picture of my dress (as I live in Bristol) and she came up with the design and fabric for a perfect accompaniment. I love it!''
Grainne, May 2012
''Joanne created my dream hat for my wedding. It was an absolute joy working with her and despite having no creative skills myself, she did an amazing job at making me feel part of the design process and in the end created a stunning cocktail hat that was the icing on the cake for a very special day. Not only did it look amazing, but her tips for how to put it on meant it stayed in place all day and night - still looking fabulous at 2.30am after a lot of dancing! Thank you!''
Emma, May 2012
''Thanks for a lovely day of full immersion Millinery! I've got lots of Design ideas and feel like I have a clear idea of the next year or two now...thanks for a great day!''
Kate Thomas September 2018 (1-2-1 Millinery)
''It was an intimate class of 3 and I had a great time learning from Joanne and my fellow classmates. I wanted to make a dual-tone Fascinator....Joanne was patient in helping me to work out the technicalities and we had fun experimenting together. Thanks to her guidance and assistance, I learned new skills and I'm really happy with the result. I'd highly recommend Joanne's classes to anyone.''
Serene Wong, September 2018 (Fascinator Workshop)
''This was the second course I have completed with Joanne and I cannot give her enough credit for how informative and skilled she is. The class was intimate with 3 people participating, meaning Joanne was able to give a huge amount of time to each student. I am so pleased I completed this course and would recommend it to anyone''.
Sophie Bean, August 2018 (Silk Flower-M aking Workshop)
''From the moment I booked only the course, Joanne was there to help. It started with Joanne checking what colours I wanted to use to create my Fascinator. Then with her guidance throughout the course and the small group size, everyone had enough support to achieve a breath taking outcome, whilst working at their own pace. I thoroughly enjoyed my day and look forward to booking onto my next course with Joanne.''
Katy Smith, August 2018 (Fascinator Workshop)
''Joanne was very professional and took the time to explain each and every step. She made my first Fascinator design look so easy to make, Thank You Joanne!''.
Olivia Pambou, August 2018 (Fascinator Workshop)
''We had a wonderful day with you and I certainly have the enthusiasm to make more in the future!''
Adele Doran, April 2018 (Fascinator Workshop)
''Thank You so much for the lovely Sunday, was great to attend your workshop and learn something new''
Yi-Mei Lin, April 2018 (Fascinator Workshop)
''I really enjoyed our class and am very happy with my new Fascinator! Thank You!''
Raju Gajarawala, April 2018 (Private Fascinator Workshop)
''Thanks again for a wonderful day. Love my Fascinator and cannot wait to wear it and show it off!''
Janell Quarderer, April 2018 (Private Fascinator Workshop)
''Thank You for such a fun day - I enjoyed the day enormously!''
Caroline McDonald, April 2018 (Fascinator Workshop)
''Dear Joanne, Thank You so much for a wonderful day. I learned a great deal and had a lot of fun at the same time!''
Diana Daniel-Dawson, April 2018 (Fascinator Workshop)
''Loved it! Thank You Joanne''
Hannah Lane, April 2018 (Fascinator Workshop)
''LOVED IT! Excellent day! just what I was looking for. Joanne explains everything so well & the fact that is is a very small intimate group helps to get the most from the day. I am now confident to make the flowers for my sons Wedding cake! & I will be back to learn more Millinery skills (my granny would be proud! - she was a Milliner!!)''
Ann Clark, March 2018 (Silk Flower-Making Workshop)
''It was a great course - I'm so proud of what I made.... I had great fun and have since been trying to resist buying ALL the tools and silks!''
Heather Murphy, March 2018 (Silk Flower-Making Workshop)
''It was a great course - I'm so proud of what I made.... I had great fun and have since been trying to resist buying ALL the tools and silks!''
Heather Murphy, March 2018 (Silk Flower-Making Workshop)
''I wanted to say a big Thank You for a wonderful workshop today - it was a lovely way to spend a Saturday, making silk flowers in your cosy and inviting studio. Thank You for your patience and warmth and for sharing your expertise and experience with us. I really enjoyed the process and went away with a feeling of accomplishment having made two beautiful Silk flowers''
Alexandra Moreton, March 2018 (Silk Flower-Making Workshop)
''Having studied Millinery previously but lacking confidence, in late 2016/early 2017 I took a course of private tuition with Joanne. We covered a range of topics including Flower-making, Felt, Straw and Bridal. The course was excellent and I learned a great deal. Joanne is lovely, has extensive experience in Millinery and is also a very good teacher. She was happy to answer my questions (however silly they seemed!) and would make sure that I understood and had a chance to practice the techniques being taught. I now feel much more confident and I would highly recommend courses with her''
Claire Griffiths, 2016/17 (1-2-1 Millinery Tuition)
''A huge Thank You for a great week at CSM. It was a real change for me from the norm and a treat to have such attentive and intensive tuition. I am inspired to create more and thanks for the advise about goal-setting.
Kate Thomas, September 2016 (Central Saint Martins/Short Course)
''My millinery course by Joanne was an amazing experience! Joanne is super professional and talented, with vast knowledge and experience. She teaches with a lot of patience and takes into account the abilities of the student. I learned a lot of millinery techniques and flower-making skills and would really recommend the course as I got so much out of it''
Netta Gabor, November 2016 (1-2-1 Millinery Tuition)
''During my five-day course with Joanne at Central Saint Martins, we learned not just the basics of fabric flower-making; Joanne paid great attention to everyone's individual learning needs, which ranged from making a floral headband for a young daughter to embroidering silk with tiny fabric flowers for a fashion portfolio. There was a professional and friendly atmosphere throughout the course which allowed each of us to improve our skills and to enjoy craftsmanship!''
Veronie Willemars, September 2017 (Central Saint Martins/Short Course)
''I'm excited to put my new skills to use Joanne, thank you so much for your encouraging and hands-on tuition in how to make couture silk flowers. So inspiring''
Summer-Rayne Hallowes, September 2017 (Central Saint Martins/Short Course)
''I learnt so much from Joanne during my 3-day silk flower and floral headpiece making one-to-one course. It was great being in her studio and seeing a milliner in action and being able to ask her anything about the creative and business side of what she does. Joanne was very generous with providing details of suppliers that she uses and helped me with the silk flower irons that I would need to get started.
Pauline Yau, May 2017 (1-2-1 Millinery Tuition)


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This is a free-to-play version of the classic Demolish! Pairs game.
This challenging arcade/puzzle game shows that destruction is not always easy. Remove matching bricks one pair at a time. Will you achieve a clean demolition or be left with a pile of rubble?
Two ways to play:
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Gameplay features quick swipe moves, as well as touch/highlight moves, the ability to undo all the way back to the start of any level, and a level restart function, plus you can pause any game at any time and pick it up later. You can even turn on hints to automatically reveal your move options. High scores are recorded for all games, too.
Keep your brain sharp through mental exercise. You can alter the game difficulty with various grid sizes and anywhere from 2 (very easy) through 7 (basically impossible) colors. Arcade play takes quick thinking, but Zen mastery rewards patience and persistence.
Customize the game appearance with 5 different block sets and 6 backgrounds, as well as an optional Zen timer. You can adjust the volume of sound effects and disable the timer sound, if desired.
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It is with great sadness that i write this post to inform the RSLC community that following a short illness, our respected Tasmanian mate, and chief horse trader Deefa, has passed away. Those of us who were close to him are still reeling in shock, and and our deepest condolences go out to his wife, son, and extended family.
If you knew Deef and would like to say a few words then follow the link to his obituary, where you can view and sign the guest book.


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For a simple side dish that's bursting with flavour, you can't go past the classic combination of pear, rocket and parmesan drizzled with balsamic
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- 120g pkt Coles Australian Baby Rocket
- 2 small pears, thinly sliced lengthways
- 1/4 cup (20g) shaved parmesan
- 2 tbs pine nuts, toasted
- 1 tbs balsamic glaze
- 2 tbs olive oil
Step 1Place the rocket and pear on a serving platter. Top with parmesan and pine nuts.
Step 2Drizzle with the balsamic glaze and oil. Season.


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Ms.Flynn's 1st class learned so much about Australia over the last month. The girls made brochures about what you can see Down Under using persuasive language and descriptive adjectives.
With the help of Ms.McMullen's class, the girls made their own very creative and colourful St.Brigid's Day crosses.
They also made lovely Rosary beads in Religion class.
1st class also learned about the theatre and the different positions on stage from the actor's perspective.
The Sam Macguire Cup also made a visit!


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Recently, the China iron and steel association conference information in the third time this year, the steel industry main business loss, loss has amounted to 21.68 billion yuan. The report also pointed out that crude steel output fell for the first time since the nearly 20 years. Although crude steel output fell, but the steel supply contradictions are still outstanding, steel prices continued to fall, and iron ore prices have more than two months of upward rebound, iron and steel enterprise main business loss is serious, the situation facing the steel industry is still very grim.
At present, steel prices continue to hit a new low. Since this year the steel price index fell more than last year drop. Steel price index continues to break through index record lows, is now below 63 points, while the index at the beginning of last year reward 99 points. In the first half of the whole, large and medium-sized iron and steel enterprise sales income 1.5 trillion yuan, down 17.9% year-on-year. Despite the total profit of 1.64 billion yuan, main business losses of 21.68 billion yuan, ZengKui 16.768 billion yuan; Number loss ratio reached 42.6%, the loss of enterprise production accounted for 36.8%.
"At present, the excess iron and steel industry in the development, the steel product prices have new lows after nearly 15 years, under the condition of the prices have been falling, the steel industry profit margin of only 0.9% last year, and, according to the data in the first quarter of this year, steel industry profits relapse, steel industry profits fell 45.2% year on year for the first two months of this year". Analysts in accept the China sankei shimbun reporters interview.
Analysts also pointed out that the current real estate industry is in a downturn, demand for steel is insufficient, at the same time, the construction industry in the steel downstream demand accounted for only 15%, infrastructure investment demand for steel is very limited. Steel prices all the way down, but the actual demand downturn, leading to steel mills of loss.
In addition, on the surface of the subject to capital pressure, steel mills active maintenance, inadequate to leak. High steel production, weak market demand, makes some steel mills inventory pressure rise, and as prices fall, daily high inventories facing severe losses cost again.
Another analyst in an interview with the China sankei shimbun reporters pointed out that excess capacity and steel price lower problem is always the focus in the industry. Traditional steel industry demand for steel continues to decline, and a long period of low prices and restricted the transformation and upgrading of the steel industry and the innovation and development. In addition, the enterprise itself the problem such as financing difficulties, financing expensive also prominent, steel exports grew sharply increasing trade friction.
The domestic market downturn spurred steel exports increased significantly. In the first half of the national steel exports of 52.4 million tons, up 27.8%; Imported steel 6.65 million tons, down 8.2% year-on-year. In the first half of the total net exports amount to 47.66 million tons of crude steel, steel year-on-year increase of 12.79 million tons. Despite obvious growth in steel exports during the first half, but the average price steel exports fell by $172 / ton, exports increased by only 0.06%. China steel industry association executive vice President of Mr Zhu pointed out that low-cost export strategy directly lead to increase in the number of trade friction on China's iron and steel products. 1 – July, in view of China's iron and steel products of new trade remedy investigation has 13.


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All SHOA Directors are your neighbors - people who are participating homeowners in our community who volunteer their time, effort, and skill to reach a common goal - to make the neighborhood a great place for all of us to live in and call home.
Elections were held in November at the annual homeowners' meeting.
The current Board is comprised of:
Henry Hastings
Vice President:
Lisa Gray
Paula Harper
Paul Galvin
Jim Williamson
Gary Staszak
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Oct. 30, 1921 – March 17, 2018
Gordon H. Tresch was a World War II veteran who was determined to become a combat navigator.
After he graduated from University of Buffalo in 1942 with a degree in business administration, he was drafted and served in the Army Air Corps from 1942 to 1946 in the Far Eastern Theater. He was 1st lieutenant; a Naval instructor, 1st Air Force, B-24s; and navigator 20th Air Force, B-29s.
The final mission that he would guide helped play an instrumental role in the conclusion of the war with Japan, which did not surrender immediately even after the world's first two atomic bombs had been dropped. So he and his fellow crew members were sent out to bomb an oil refinery in Akita. It would turn out to be the longest combat flight on record, just short of 18 hours aloft.
Mr. Tresch died Saturday in McAuley Residence in Kenmore of natural causes. He was 96.
A Buffalo native, he graduated from East High School in 1938 as class valedictorian and was the recipient of a Jesse Ketchum Medal for academic achievement.
From 1954 until 1959, he worked as the treasurer and business manager for Don Allen Chevrolet in Buffalo. And from 1959 to 1969, he was president and owner of Don Allen Chevrolet in Niagara Falls. He also was an area manager for Genway Corporation from 1971 to 1975.
Mr. Tresch served as a Town of Tonawanda councilman from 1973 to 1975. The following year, he became the town's clerk/registrar, serving until he retired in 1991. He was a member and past president of the Town Clerks Association of Erie County. He also was director and vice president of the Town of Tonawanda Employees Federal Credit Union.
A Town of Tonawanda Republican Committee member from 1972 to 1991, Mr. Tresch was a member of the Erie County Manpower Advisory Council from 1976 to 1991 and a member of the Rotary Club of Kenmore.
He was an active member of Kenmore Baptist Church, where he served as a moderator, deacon, trustee and choir member.
He was a member of the VFW Post #9216; and past commander and quartermaster of American Legion, M.J. Brounshidle Post 20. He also was a life member of the VFW Harry E. Crosby Post 2472 and a charter member of the Kenmore-Tonawanda Chamber of Commerce.
Mr. Tresch was the recipient of the Tom Man Award WHLD Radio and the American Business Women's Association Boss of the Year Award.
He enjoyed golf, bowling, music and theater, and he traveled with his wife to Africa, Australia, South America and China, as well as taking trips to the Holy Land and Europe.
His wife of 58 years, the former Mary Lou Gleason predeceased him in 2006.
Mr. Tresch is survived by his son, Gordon D.; and daughter, Deborah Lou Pardi.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Kenmore Baptist Church, 10 Wardman Road.


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Web meeting english - spanish: The 9 Logics behind Brief Therapy interventions - Flavio Cannistrà
Mardi 12 Février 2019, 19:00 - 20:00
LACT Research organizes the monthly web-meetings among clinicians, researchers and trainers specialized in psychology, psychotherapy and mental health. The goal of the web-meetings is to create online community space for sharing knowledge and experiences.
February 12th, 2019 (from 7 PM to 8 PM Paris Time)
The 9 Logics behind Brief Therapy interventions
Speaker: Flavio Cannistrà
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Mon 28 Nov 16 · The Annual TS Eliot Lecture 2016 (Lucia Windsor Room, Cambridge)
Sat 4 Jun 16 · Ciaran Walsh reading Red Dagger (Housmans Bookshop, London)
Fri 17 Jun 11 · 'The Power of the Poetic Word': a poetry reading by Michael Symmons Roberts (Heythrop College, University of London, London)
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De Blasio Would Make A Great POTUS
This Time Trump Was Telling The Truth
We're less than 400 days out from the Iowa Caucuses, and even a casual observer can see a ton of action on the Democratic presidential primary front.
With graph with pix arranged according to "Announced/Exploratory/Possible", cross-links and some original commentary.
She made a big break with the DNC 3 1/2 years ago over the divine issue of # of debates and Syria (spoiler: that wicked Hillary caused it all, and it was rugged against Bernie) - and then went silent as a mole over Syria til now, aside from a few loving visits to Fox and Freunden. What will our Maui hippy krishna girl bring to the party this time?
"Tulsi lied to me about EVERYTHING" - Crooks & Liars' Managing Director:


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AFC Rushden & Diamonds enjoyed an impressive away-day as they claimed a 4-1 success at Uxbridge to move up to third in the Evo-Stik South League East.
Diamonds took the lead after 10 minutes when Claudiu Hoban's cross found Ryan Robbins at the back post and his header was fumbled into the net by the home goalkeeper.
And it was 2-0 nine minutes later when Sam Brown's header from a corner was blocked but Tom Lorraine was on hand to slam home off the underside of the crossbar.
Richard Bunting shot wide after good work from Robbins but Diamonds did make it three on the stroke of half-time when Lorraine grabbed his 60th goal for the club after cutting in from the left and firing home.
The game was ended as a contest on 66 minutes when Joe Curtis' corner was met by Brown and Robbins got the final touch to help it over the line.
The hosts did get a consolation in stoppage-time when Callum Westwood headed into his own net but it didn't matter as Diamonds secured a good win.
Ahead of the game, it was confirmed that midfielder Fernando Bell-Toxtle had left Diamonds to join Evo-Stik League South leaders Basford United.
Corby Town's winning streak in the Evo-Stik League South came to a shuddering halt as they went down 3-0 at Frickley Athletic.
The hosts held a half-time lead thanks to Danny Frost's goal on 25 minutes when he poked home after a good turn in the area.
The Steelmen had a big chance to level when Sam Mulready's close-range shot was turned round the post by the home goalkeeper.
And Frickley made Corby pay as Jacob Hazel made it 2-0 before the same player rounded things off with nine minutes to go.
The first league defeat under caretaker-manager Steve Kinniburgh saw the Steelmen drop to sixth in the table.


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Blog by Mike Wendling
1982 Episode of Fresh Prince of Bel Air. True back then, true today even with Will Smith, Jeff's friend in the Sitcom like Jeff, very grown men with grown kids who must have had "The Talk" with thir boys.
Here are five images that Americans online shared in big numbers, in reaction to the video of a shooting of a black man by a white police officer.
The release of the video showing a police officer shooting Walter Scott in the back prompted an immediate reaction on social media. #BlackLivesMatter, a hashtag used after the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson last year and on many other occasions since, spiked once again as it was announced that the officer, Michael Slager, would face a murder charge.
Previously on this blog, we've covered the arguments that divided Americans over trends such as #BlackBrunch and #BlueLivesMatter. But perhaps because of the nature of the video footage – Scott was clearly seen running away from the police officer when shot – there was less debate about the incident itself and more reflection this time around.
Much of the discussion was driven by African Americans, talking about what the incident meant in the context of being black in America. Here are some of the most widely-shared images:
An African-American family is having an uncomfortable discussion with their teenage son. But this talk is not about sex education and how to handle the opposite sex – it's about how deal with law enforcement.
It was created by writer Derrick Jaxn about a month ago but spread wildly on Wednesday.
"What started as a traffic stop for a broken tail light turned into a death sentence for a black man. A similar situation happened to a 12 year old black boy [in Cleveland, Ohio] a few months ago," Jaxn told BBC Trending via email. "What this says to every black man in America is that no matter your age or your innocence, you are a target."
"There is major reform to police accountability that extends beyond the random chance a bystander is running towards the altercation with a video camera and successfully presents that as evidence contradictory to police reports."
Jaxn says the picture shows a scene that he and many others are familiar with. "'The Talk' of black America wasn't directly given to me verbatim but came over a number of years in the form of 'No, you don't need to go outside, the police will get you' or at speeding ticket stops with, 'Keep your hands still and on your lap' as a 10-year-old."
"As a 25-year-old black man, I take no comfort in our police officers who are supposed to 'protect and serve,'" he says.
A modified wildlife safety poster compares an encounter with police to a confrontation with a bear – artwork originally created by writer Christopher Keelty.
"Often we resort to the absurd to explain the outrageous," says R Coleman (@GetWisdomDude), who retweeted the image to her 11,000-plus followers. "It's so incredulous that this is still happening … How is it we're still experiencing this rampant yee-ha, gun slinging, black man hunting, open season?"
Coleman, a supporter of President Obama who lives in Maryland, is married to a black man and says he has consistently been stopped by police, for minor infractions – driving a few miles over the speed limit for instance. "On the way to church we were stopped for a 'rolling stop' through a stop sign."
"My hubby was a black Republican. He left the party because the seething hatred shown to the President was horrifying." Still, she's hopeful that recent events will lead to change: "I do believe that light banishes the monsters who commit mayhem in the dark."
Another often-retweeted picture showed the man shot, Scott, in his US Coast Guard uniform. In the United States, the Coast Guard is a branch of the military and Scott was described in many news stories as a veteran.
People online "were all sharing video of his death and commenting on how outraged they were," says Tiffany Dena Loftin, an organiser with the anti-police violence organisation Freedom Side in Washington, DC, who shared the picture. "Twitter users also were quick to use screen shots of his body laying on the ground. For the last two years, I've seen too many black bodies laying on the ground. I decided to share the picture of him in uniform to add character to who he is."
"I don't know him or the family personally, but his service picture says dedication, American, truth and service. The police have killed black dads, sons, and fathers, now they've killed a US veteran."
"I was moved that the person who recorded it on video also shared it and we can have a conversation now not about what happened, but how the American justice system can respond," she says.
Among the other images being shared was an old clip of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air sitcom, which included a darkly prescient joke about police shootings, and a photo of an anti-violence rally from the 1930s.
More images: http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-trending-32222454
THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 2015. 2: 55 a.m. [GMT]


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- Wamego, Kansas
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- Sense of humor
- Favorite Author
- Tom Robbins
- Hobby Envy
- Multilingual ballerinas
Maggie May is the type of character F. Scott Fitzgerald would create if he were alive today. She comes from the humblest of Kansas beginnings, but "I thought there was something better for me than just conforming," she says. So she moved to Miami to re-create herself. Signed to an international modeling agency, she appeared in glossy fashion magazines around the world. Along the way she picked up a burning passion for art, architecture and luxurious travel. These days she feels most at home in such exclusive beachy enclaves as the Hamptons, St. Barts, Tulum and the isle of Ibiza. "I know money doesn't buy happiness," she says, "but I do like the finer things." Maggie is drawn to all things oceanic, so we photographed her on a private cruise in a distinctly Gatsbyesque setting—aboard a vintage Chris-Craft on the sun-kissed waters off California. "I think my ancestors were mermaids, because even though I'm from Kansas, I feel totally from the sea," she says. "I'm a serious sun worshipper, and I hope to end up living on a yacht or sailboat. On a boat there's a sense of freedom that you can go anywhere, anytime." Like the Chris-Craft, Maggie is a classic beauty. Her poise and radiance paid off in front of the camera, especially after a glass of fine wine loosened her up. "I found it liberating to be just like, Fuck it and get naked," says our August Playmate. "I totally admire girls who are like that." So do we.


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Whether you're an expert in the darkroom or a novice whose only photography experience is on Instagram, don't miss the opportunity to hone your craft at FotoWeek DC.
As the week-long festival wraps up this weekend, you'll have the chance to chat with local artists, browse new galleries, attend workshops and even meet award-winning photographers like Bill Ingalls.
If you're looking to get an expert opinion on your portfolio, learn how to brand your work or just look into a new hobby, read on.
Thursday, Nov. 13
Artist talk with Bill Ingalls
Meet award-winning NASA photographer Bill Ingalls, who will speak about his 27 years of experience photographing everything from the first launch of a U.S. citizen on a Russian rocket to the burial of Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong. He's photographed from just about everywhere, too – from inside the Oval Office to inside a hurricane and even inside an active volcano. At Ingalls' talk, you'll have 30 minutes of networking time, followed by a question and answer session. Make sure to register ahead of time to get a spot.
National Geographic Staff Auditorium, 1145 17th St. NW. Registration and networking 6:30 p.m., artist talk 7 p.m. $5 with student ID, $15 general.
Women Photojournalists of Washington reception
At this free event, you'll have the opportunity to meet 14 of D.C.'s most talented female photojournalists and get a peek at their newest work, which will be displayed in the gallery's Women Photojournalists of Washington Annual Juried Exhibition. Don't miss award-winning photographer Ami Vitale's stunning worldly photographs, which were awarded best in show. It's an opportunity for networking, learning from the pros and taking in some great art – not to mention the free drinks and snacks.
Fathom Gallery, 1333 14th St. NW. 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. Free, RSVP online.
Jim Marshall book signing with Amelia Davis
Photographer Amelia Davis, who served as the assistant to music photographer Jim Marshall for the last 13 years of his life, will sign copies of "The Haight: Love, Rock and Revolution," a collection of Marshall's photographs released in October. She'll also share stories of her time working with Marshall, illuminating the stories behind his hundreds of world-famous photographs. Marshall, the only photographer at iconic events like Johnny Cash's Folsom Prison concert and The Beatles' last live concert at Candlestick Park, has photographed artists including Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Chuck Berry and The Rolling Stones.
Leica, 977 F St. NW. 6:30 to 9 p.m. Free admission, book available for purchase.
Friday, Nov. 14
FotoBazaar Opening Party
Ditch stuffy exhibits and pretentious crowds for this one-of-a-kind gallery, which features the work of 250 local artists, which is available for purchase. FotoBazaar provides space to any and all artists interested in showcasing and selling their work, so if you didn't make it on the list in time this year, you'll have a chance to learn the logistics of exhibiting in the next one. At the opening party, you'll also see this year's featured artists, meet other D.C. photographers and curators and enjoy music by DJ Sean Peoples and DJ Smudge, plus photo booths and an open bar.
FotoBazaar Central, 51 N St. NE. 6:30 to 10 p.m. $15 early bird, $20 day of event. This is a 21+ event.
Saturday, Nov. 15
Avenues for Exposure seminar
If you're ready to start showing your work in galleries and magazines but aren't sure where to start, don't miss this seminar. David Bram, photographer and founder of Fraction Magazine, will join Jennifer Schwartz of nonprofit Crusade for Art to discuss how emerging artists can get exposure for their work. You'll take a crash course in landing deals with galleries and publishers in addition to using online photoblogs.
Leica, 977 F St. NW. 3 to 5 p.m. $50
Branding Your Photography seminar
Already familiar with the ins and outs of getting published? Learn how branding your photography can boost your exposure at Bram and Schwartz's second seminar of the day. The duo will talk about all components of personal branding, from your portfolio to your website and social media accounts, leaving photographers with the tools to get recognized.
Leica, 977 F St. NW. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. $50
Sunday, Nov. 16
Portfolio review session
Register for a 20-minute portfolio review session with Bram or Schwartz, who will offer photographers feedback on both printed and online work. While the price may be a blow to your wallet, you'll get one-on-one advice from experienced photographers who have worked as portfolio reviewers across the nation.
Leica, 977 F St. NW. Appointments available noon to 5 p.m. $40 per session
This article appeared in the November 13, 2014 issue of the Hatchet.


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Every Tuesday!
This ain't no paint & sip! Join us on Tuesday night for a Drink-n-Draw night co-hosted by Salem Collective of Artists and Musicians (SCAM)! The good folks at SCAM will be providing a peculiar, strange, off-the-wall subject to draw which will be set up on the Gulu stage. Please bring your own materials. Purchase necessary (we don't care what you buy, just buy something!).
Interested in modeling?!? Contact us by DM or email SCAM: email@example.com.
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This chic curated indie market will showcase over 45 independent artists, designers and makers. Discover local handmade goods directly from the makers and one of a kind gifts for this holiday season. There will be jewelry, accessories, vintage finds, fashion, art and photography, home and kitchen items, bath and body essentials, and much more. Don't miss out on this hip retail outpost. There will be something for everyone on your gift list.
F.a.d. weekend's holiday pop-up, will be held at the Basement of St. Paul's Church on 190 Court Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201. Lucia Pearl will be participating one day only, Saturday, December 3rd, from 11-6pm.
This event is free and open to all ages. Tickets are not required.


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Oberon compiler theory
Last night I finished writing the Lexer for my Oberon compiler project, and started working on the Parser. I'd like to try documenting my progress on my blog here, and maybe share some of the things I learn along the way.
What is a Lexer
Let's start with an overview of how compilation works. We start off with the source code, the code typed in by the user, in some text file. This looks, depending on the programming language, more or less similar to English language prose. Eventually we'll want to get machine code out of it, so the computer hardware can understand it.
The first step in this process is called Lexing. It takes the text that was typed in by the user, chops it into small pieces (Tokens), and assigns categories to each piece. Examples of these categories are: "Number", "String", "Keyword", "Operator", "Bracket", etc.
Next step: Parser
The second step is called Parsing. It reads the Tokens following the language syntax, and issues warnings or errors when it encounters unexpected Tokens. The syntax of a language is usually expressed in EBNF form. For example:
Module = MODULE ident ";" [ImportList] DeclSeq [BEGIN StatementSeq] END ident ".".
ImportList = IMPORT [ident ":="] ident {"," [ident ":="] ident} ";".
The meaning of these syntax rules are:
There is something called a "Module" in this language, which starts with the keyword "MODULE" followed by an identifier (a name) and a semicolon. This module further optionally contains an "ImportList", followed by a "DeclSeq", possibly the keyword "BEGIN" followed by a "StatementSeq" and finally the keyword "END" followed by another identifier and a period.
Try to figure out for yourself what the second statement "ImportList" means (hint: the curly braces indicate that what's included within them can be repeated zero or more times)
Following these language rules, the Parser constructs a new tree-like data structure called an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST). This transforms the original program (in the form of Tokens) into a Tree, with each symbol (on the left of the EBNF forms) as a Node, and the stuff on the right as the properties and branches of that node.
For example, the "Module" Node will have a property "ident" and a branch for the "ImportList" and "StatementSeq" (I'm skipping the "DeclSeq" here, as that one is a bit more complicated). The ImportList will have a list of (key, value) pairs, where some of the values may be empty.
Semantic Analysis
The next steps includes Semantic Analysis of the AST. In this step you will verify the semantics of the source program. For example, if you're building a compiler for the English language, the Parser checks if a sentence follows the language rules. The Semantic Analyser would check if the sentence actually makes sense (Jabberwocky) Usually in the same step you build up the symbol table, a table that contains all variables, constants and methods that are visible from each Node, and verify that all identifiers in the AST can be resolved.
Intermediate Representation
Since I'm building a front-end compiler, my next step will be generating the Intermediate Representation (IR) for LLVM. This is a kind of Assembly Language for an imaginary architecture that LLVM understands. All optimizations and further machine-code generation is handled by LLVM based on this IR. This is shows the power of splitting a compiler into a front-end, an optimizer and a back-end.
I, as a front-end compiler developer, only need to know about the language I'm trying to compile and the LLVM Intermediate Representation. Other developers, way smarter than me, can take that IR and transform it into something efficient, and still other developers take the optimized IR and translate it into machine code for the various different platforms.


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Hello Liptember!
For the month of September, our lovely Chloe will be wearing crazy lipstick everyday to raise money and awareness for women's mental health.
You can support this great cause by donating at the cafe or by following the link.
Get on board this month and wear some crazy lippy yourself to show your support!
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Cross-dressing robber hits Fort Myers bank
Fort Myers police are on the hunt for a suspect who robbed the C1 Bank in Fort Myers off Summerlin Road Friday morning.
According to police, a man dressed as a woman entered the bank around 9:20 a.m. and demanded money from the teller with a small black handgun.
The suspect then fled the bank on foot in an unknown direction with an undisclosed amount of cash. Police searched the immediate area for about a half hour using K-9s and a helicopter.
"These banks have a lot of surveillance inside which we utilize to catch suspects a lot of the time," said FMPD Lt. Victor Medico. "So we're looking to the same in this situation."
The suspect is further described as having a medium build, medium complexion, between 5'7" to 5'8" wearing a long baggy black dress.
The suspect was wearing a short, angled bob style wig with large sunglasses and carried a large tan rattan style bag with pink flowers. The suspect had a black bandana around his neck that he used to cover his face.
Tanglewood Elementary School nearby was put on lockdown for about 20 minutes earlier Friday morning.
Janis Snyder works next door and she had some reaction to the incident.
"Well, I understand that it was a tan bag with flowers and you don't do that with a black dress," said Snyder. "It's a little bizarre, but to be honest there's not a whole lot that surprises me anymore."