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Sara Felder
Written & Performed by Sara Felder
Directed by Michael Moran
Work-In-Progress Previews: May 9 — June 6
Runs: June 7 – June 28
San Francisco
Saturdays at 5pm | Sundays at 7pm
What happens when the woman you just fell in love with leads you to the edge? What happens when the soon-to-be President of the United States is so mired in melancholy that he can't get out of bed? Clearly, this is terrain that can only be navigated by a clown. Circus artist and solo theater veteran Sara Felder leads us from the Civil War to a Lincoln look-alike convention to the top of UC Berkeley's Campanile in her new comedy about love, war and coloring outside the lines.
Sara Felder is "wry, funny, smart and lovable," (Washington Post,) a "local performance treasure" (S. F. Chronicle,) and someone who has "chutzpah up the wazoo." (S.F. Weekly)
Special Events
Sunday, May 17: "Spirituality and Mental Health" with the Bay Area Jewish Healing Center
Sunday, May 24: "The way we do the things we do" with Sara Felder and director Michael Moran
Sunday, May 31 at 4pm: "Lincoln's Blues and "That Fatal First of Jan'y '41" with Joshua Wolf Shenk
Sunday, June 14: "Bring in the clowns!" with Jeff Raz of the Medical Clown Project.
Sunday, June 28: "Queer Issues and Mental Health" with Able Christian of N.A.M.I. (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
Artist Biography
Sara Felder is a playwright and performer who, over the last 3 decades, has created a body of work that juggles personal narrative, circus shtik and social justice. She has toured with San Francisco's Pickle Family Circus, Joel Grey's Borscht Capades and her own solo theater shows. Felder's international touring includes Jugglers for Peace in Cuba, the Women's Circus in Nicaragua, and at Festivals of Jewish/Yiddish Culture all over the world. She has been an artist-in-residence at the Headlands Center for the Arts, Intersection for the Arts, 1812 Productions and the California Arts Council, the latter for her work teaching juggling and performance in California prisons. Felder is a recipient of, among many others, the California Arts Council artist fellowship in playwriting, the San Francisco Art Commission, the National Performance Network, the Leeway Transformation Award for her commitment to art and social change and also the Arts in America's "Animating Democracy Initiative" which used art to inspire civic dialogue about same-sex marriage in Anchorage, AK.
Using her signature style of addressing important social issues with humor, grace and circus routines, her solo shows have tackled such topics as a Jewish lesbian wedding (June Bride,) the Israeli-Palestinian conflict (Out of Sight,) grief (A Queer Divine) and mental illness (Melancholy, A Comedy.) (www.sarafelder.com)
Show Info
Workshop/Preview: May 9 – June 6, 2015
Tickets: $15-$35 sliding scale | Reserved Seats: $55 and $100
Saturdays at 5pm | Sundays at 7pm
Opening Night: June 7, 2015
Runs: June 7 – June 28, 2015
Tickets: $20-$35 sliding scale | Reserved Seats: $55 and $100
Saturdays at 5pm | Sundays at 7pm
90 minutes | No Intermission | 16 and up
For more information on the sliding scale ticketing policy, late seating and reserved seating please click here.
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This production of Melancholy, A Comedy was made possible in part by a grant from The Creative Work Fund, a program of the Walter and Elise Haas Fund supported by generous grants form ArtPlace, The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, and The James Irvine Foundation. The Creative Work Fund commission was awarded in partnership with the Bay Area Jewish Healing Center. Bay Area Jewish Healing Center provides Jewish spiritual care to those who are ill, dying and bereaved through direct service, education and training, and information and referral.


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What does "Me and Your Momma" by Childish Gambino mean?
What does the song "Me and Your Momma" mean to me? I think the song is smooth and slick and powerful. Childish Gambino is the stage name for Donald Glover, one of my favorite actors on Community--an amazingly hilarious show you NEED to check out but may only be able to find on Netflix if you're from Canada.
That's where my mind went when I first heard of the song. But what does "Me and Your Momma" mean to me personally? I'm thinking about it, and I think the answer is "not much yet." That's something I've been challenged by recently. I don't want to just explain songs. I want to feel them. "Me and Your Momma" is so unique, so passionate, and just light enough on lyrics that it really is all about feelings. And it gives a kind of sad, real, tragic feeling that makes me want to cry for what's sad but not lose hope that things can get better. Childish Gambino starts in a deep, mournful place but much of the melody leaves me with the feeling that it has potential to rise higher and higher.
That's what I like about this song: it's about good things coming even if the present is a little mixed with both good and bad. Let me explain what I mean and don't forget to check out the song for yourself.
The Meaning
"Me and Your Momma" by Childish Gambino is about a relationship. Glover sings, "Let me into your heart / Oh, this ain't no bullshit / I really love you, girl." The song as a whole is him singing to her, asking for more, to go deeper, and to love stronger. It's powerful because the music serves as a setting and accent for his voice that coveys emotion and power.
Intro: Marijuana
Donald Glover (AKA Childish Gambino) is apparently a fan of marijuana, and he connects it closely to his relationship with this other person. He sings, "I'm in love when we are smoking that la-la-la-la-la." The dreamy, ethereal qualities of being high on pot blend, in his mind, with his experience of being in love with his significant other and intensify the experience.
Hook: Fate & Destiny
The hook of "Me and Your Momma" is different all three times we hear it, but all iterations give powerful thoughts and feelings. He tells his interest to "[l]et me into your heart" and claims that "this ain't no bullshit." He tells her that she can do "what you want" but "I'm gonna get you girl" and "I really love you girl." This is a classic sentiment--the idea of destiny and being fated for one another, even if one person in the relationship isn't interested...yet. (Not that this is always a good thing.)
Verse 1: Haters
In the first verse "Me and Your Momma," Childish Gambino sings the lyrics, "Can't stand it, backhanded! / They wanna see us fallin' apart!" Others may not be as happy for them as he likes, and there are difficult circumstances surrounding them coming together. Not only is she perhaps not as enthusiastic as he is, but he's possibly having to fight other people's opinions as well.
Of course, based on the music, he really doesn't seem worried. The slow, smooth RnB/Gospel sound suggests that while situations are difficult, he's confident in his fate and that his personal strategy is just to be patient and consistent.
Verse 2: Distance
In the second verse, Childish Gambino sings the lyrics, "This is the end of us! / Sleeping with the moon and the stars! / I know where you've been, you can see the sun!" This could be a reference to them being high and riding out the storm or be an accusation against her of being unfaithful (or at least not wanting to be with him).
This stanza confuses me, and I think you'll be better served by listening to the song and feeling whatever comes to you than puzzling out these lines. If I had to give it my best guess though, I would say he's somewhat frustrated or impatient and feels there's a large distance between them in regards to their relationship and between where the relationship is now and where he wants it to be.
Bridge: Puppy Love
In the bridge, he comments on how she's "really got a hold on" him and explains that this "isn't just puppy love." He's serious about this and plans to stick it out, despite the difficulties.
Outro: Emphasis
The outro mainly repeats lines from other stanzas and emphasizes the power of his emotions, highlighting his desire to get "into" her heart because she's "really got a hold" on him.
"Me and Your Momma" Deeper Thoughts
I think that if you're really looking for strong explanation of the lyrics to this song, you're not appreciating "Me and Your Momma" the right way. The song is powerful because of how it sounds, how it feels, and the ways that it doesn't do what you expect. We know Donald Glover for his rap, but this song is something entirely different. "Me and Your Momma" has far fewer words than the average rap song, contains more raw emotion, and still has something powerful to say about a personal experience.
Listen to this song and soak it in. Don't overthink it. That's my advice.

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Care of those with special needs
Care of the dying and bereaved – Funerals
The Bereavement Support Group consists of lay persons who appreciate that your time of loss can be a difficult journey.
This group works with the priests to provide assistance in the coordination of the practical needs of the bereaved family.
Most of us have never needed to prepare a funeral service and may not know where to start. Members of the support group can assist the family with options for readings, music and family participation. The support group can provide examples of service booklets and practical suggestions to help you develop a beautiful personalised service in memory of your loved one.
Generally the members of this group are not professional counsellors, but rather, caring parishioners who can offer a phone call or visit for a quiet chat, if you wish. Alternatively, you may wish to have someone sit with you quietly in reflection or prayer.
If at any time you need a listening ear please do not hesitate to contact the Parish Bereavement Support Group through the Parish Office – Ph: 5152 2942
Pattie Pruscino
Telephone: 5152 2942
Catholic Aboriginal Ministry
The Aboriginal Catholic Ministry Melbourne grew from a dream – a dream of belonging, of identity, of ownership and of the unity of Aboriginal people. They share the dreams in prayer, faith and love.
This Ministry's vision is: - to be perceived as an Aboriginal Community recognised for its commitment to Aboriginal and Torres Strait peoples having their rightful place in the Church and the wider community.
Inspired by the Gospel, we are committed to the dignity of each person to open hospitality, to truth-telling about dispossession and to be a place of connection.
We work for reconciliation in partnership with those who believe that there can be an alternative to the present order.
Local Elder, Marion Pearce is one of the representatives from the Diocese of Sale who attends the Catholic Aboriginal Ministry meetings in Melbourne.
Judy Anne Alexander
Telephone: 5152 2422


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Watercolor Painting
Saturday February 4, 2017 at Casa Joshua Tree, 11am -5 pm
Join us for a full day of painting and inspiration with Casa Joshua Tree owner and artist, Lindsay Hollinger. Drawing inspiration from the magnificent high desert landscape, you will learn techniques for watercolor painting with a focus on heart-led explorations in pigment. It will be a relaxing and fun environment to learn, and make new friends along the way. This workshop is for everyone, and first-timers are welcome: no experience is necessary.
As a workshop participant, you will receive:
- all supplies needed (basic paint set, watercolor pad, brushes, re-usable palette)
- personalized instruction with artist Lindsay Hollinger in a small class setting
- two painting sessions: morning & afternoon
- a delicious home-cooked lunch
- light snacks and beverages
- evening happy hour
- a few surprises!
Registration by Jan 15, $195 / after Jan 15, $225 /
Workshop Participants are responsible for their own transportation and hotel/ airbnb accomodations. Once registered, I will send you detailed information with my suggestions for traveling to Joshua Tree and places to stay.
Cancellation policy: tuition is non-refundable. If you can find a replacement student to take your spot, we can work it out on a case by case basis. If you have to cancel and your spot isn't filled, I will mail you the painting materials.
About Lindsay:
Lindsay Hollinger is an artist based in Joshua Tree & Los Angeles, California. Her paintings seek to capture emotion, landscape and fleeting moments in colorful abstract works on paper. In addition to being a painter, Lindsay's professional work has focused on creative direction, design, illustration, and creative coaching/management for the gift and home décor industries. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration from Syracuse University and is a Starting Bloc Fellow.


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Project Description
Ellie Malin is a print media artist based in Melbourne. Working predominantly in relief woodblock printing and experimenting in other print based mediums.
She completed a degree in Fine Arts whilst majoring in printmaking from Monash University in 2007.
She has exhibited in group shows and has been a finalist in numerous awards including The Senini Student Award at McClelland Gallery (2006), the Swan Hill Print and Drawing Award (2012), Bunyule Award for Works on Paper (2013), exhibited at Australian Print Workshop Gallery (2013) and a solo exhibition at Modern Times (2013) and Boom Gallery (2015).
Other major projects include collaborations with Australian fashion house Gorman (A/W 2013), Aesop / Gertrude Street Projection Festival (2014) and Hunting for George Collective (2014).
Her works have been collected broadly across Australia and internationally and more recently entered the archive of the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra.


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Filed under: gameplay, on gaming, operations | Tags: 8-player, agent, healing, operations, operative
Last week, my guild journeyed into our first 16-man operation. We filled out the raid with 11 guildies and 5 pugs. Further, we use Mumble which tends to be the rarest of voice-type programs and it's too much hassle to get people who are unfamiliar with the program into the channel. So we didn't bother.
Heck, in our WoW guild we used to joke that's a secret part of the trial. If you can't figure out how to get into Mumble before your trial is up, you don't get to stay in the guild. =P
Now please understand. The list that follows is entirely based on my anecdotal experience. It's opinion.
I really hope I'm not done with 16s permanently but for right now this one experience was enough to scare me away until things get patched up.
16-mans: The a-Peal:
- Large groups feel more epic. More coordination. I felt like a healer-team lead instead of just the one healer who bosses around the other. I love large group play.
- Damage happens hard and fast. I was a dedicated tank healer and it was fun to feel like my Operative was really filling a unique niche role in the group. It didn't even bother me when we had to stack up for AoE heals and mine ended up being pathetic; I'd saved the day several times with my big, fast single target heals before the last phase. Healing class uniqueness really shines in 16s.
16-mans: The Appall:
- Lag-fest. My computer was less penalized than I expected, but I saw just about everyone else grind to a painful halt with all the extra stuff going on. Apparently it's a known issue and it isn't a matter of your computer being "good enough" or not.
- Trash is ridiculously hard. Things hit so much harder so it's highly important for tanks to be taking every hit. But then you have 10 DPS and 4 healers doing their thing so the odds of someone getting one-shot are pretty good. Twitch reflexes seemed necessary, but did I mention the part about lag?
- The one boss we did felt well-tuned enough but battle rezes work the same in 8s as they in 16s. So it feels like in 16 you are penalized. Not only do people die faster and suffer from computer lockup, you only get 50% forgiveness (Okay, that's not true at all. That's just how it feels).
All these things combined made our one 16 feel at least four times harder than our experiences in 8. We poked our heads into 8-Hard last week and while we hit the enrage timer at 30%, it felt more achievable as a long term goal than 16-normal. And seriously, why would anyone want to bang their head against the wall on 16s for normal gear when those groups could split and focus on 8-hards?
But then, like the title says, we didn't try all that hard. We spent about 2 hours actually raiding of a normal 3 hour session (1/2 hour to filling the raid with pugs, called early when one of those pugs "ran into bad weather and may lose internet". Except, pro tip: If you're going to fake DC, don't log out… It removes you from the raid and we know you logged out. To convincingly fake DC, you have to alt-F4 the game).
I'm a bit sad since I do enjoy the larger group sizes. It just feels more epic when I'm a part of an army and with 16 players, odds are good that all advanced classes and specs are well-represented. It's group diversity at it's finest. I hope that Bioware makes the changes they need to make to encourage more 16s so I can dip my toes in again.
Till then, I'll enjoy being the only Operative in the raid. 🙂
Filed under: gameplay, operations | Tags: 8-player, healing, mmorpgs, operations, world of warcraft
8-man, 16-man, normal mode, hard mode, nightmare mode. There's a ton of different options to keep us occupied.
8-mans are (logically) the most accessible. Smaller group sizes are easier to put together on a whim.
I haven't set foot into a 16 yet but I think that was always the goal for me, the larger size. A vicious rumor is going around that I can't verify: that 16-regulars are actually tuned harder than 8-hards. Whether or not this is true, it makes us reluctant to pug and my guild is growing. We're a bit bigger than an 8 but definitely not big enough to be 16. Growing can be difficult.
I've cleared EV 8-Regular (that's a lot of information, isn't it, just to say I completed one Operation?) twice now. I don't want to call it "easy" because that isn't the right word. It's accessible. It's puggable. It's doable without vent or mumble. And it should be. As a first hurdle to large-group play, I think it's tuned well. Fights are involved but not pinch-point twitch-reflex OMG SPAM SPAM SPAM *tank death.* For those that just want to spend a few hours every week playing, regular mode raids are going to be fast and fun.
That said, we toggled to Hard mode and got our butts handed to us over and over on just the trash. We got two pulls on the boss and survived… to the enrage timer. We only got the boss down to 35% health. I look forward to banging our heads on that while we gear people up for it.
Another big thing my guild needs to get set up is attendance and roster-stuff. Since regular ops assign loot via computer we haven't implemented an EP/GP like system though we would like to. In the spirit of full disclosure, I love EP/GP systems because they reward recent activity and, um, I'm a huge nerd with 100% raid attendance. But one thing I wonder about will be the popularity of alts. Once we get into hardmodes I see it being less of a potential problem but last night our ops leader rolled randomly to see who sat and one person's "main" lost out to an "alt" (because their main was a healer and we were already full there). It worked out in the end; another person dropped out to do some RL stuff, but I'm curious how other guilds are handling things like this. Until we get dual-spec (and even once we do, to a point) it's easier to bring an alt to stay flexible than it is to change the role of your main.
Especially with the prevalance of tier gear. If you want to optimize, you'll be carrying around two sets of tier gear. It's a lot to ask of, say, tanks, for some fights are one-tankable and others aren't.
These aren't new complications, though. MMO-players have been wrestling with roles, gear, and whatnot for years. TOR may end up working out socially like top-end raiding guilds in WoW. Or it might not. We'll have to see how it shakes out.
Have you jumped into Ops yet? What kind of raiding have you done/do you want to do?


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Family Time
March 27, 2015 § 6 Comments
We spent the week helping out my sister-in-law who had a partial thyroidectomy. Her surgery went well and she is doing great! The above photos are some of the highlights from the week. It was good to spend the week with her and now it is good to be home.
- Rolling hills and fluffy clouds of Eastern Washington
- An old tree with giant limbs in her neighborhood
- Sock knitting kept my hands busy
- Cooper, my SIL's dog is waiting for a walk
- The Scoop makes all their ice cream in house with liquid nitrogen and it is SO good.
§ 6 Responses to Family Time
I wish your sister-in-law well. I had that op about 12 years ago. Not pleasant but it's best to have it done and checked out. Nice socks. Lovely dog. Ooh, ice cream, love it! Hope you have a lovely weekend to settle back home. Barbara x.
I have been wanting to share a piece you inspired me to make and is my favourite piece. Made from one men's shirt and some scraps! Thank you! B. Clark
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Sent a separate pic of a piece you inspired me to make with one men's shirt! Thank you!
I want blue sky and white clouds!
I want to climb that tree!
I want to wear those socks (on a Sunday haha)!
I want to hug that Big Guy!
I want to eat some of that ice cream!
Really lovely pictures in this post Anita – are they from your iPhone? I wonder if any place around me makes ice cream this way…fascinating! So glad to hear your SIL is doing well!
Beautiful photos! So glad your SIL is doing well. We have a homemade ice cream shop near us (I don't know about the liquid nitrogen but it's totally yummy), and they make their own big waffle cones, too. I love that you can buy bags of the cone scraps 🙂
Great gnarly tree, green hills, socks and sleepy dog….thanks for sharing your pics. Re: being home, Dorothy said it best, didn't she…..


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A musical term indicating that eight voices or instruments work in harmony to create a musical piece, Octet is a cowl with one cable crossing, repeated eight times and placed on a lush backdrop of slipped stitch ribbing.
The Octet Cowl pattern provides instructions for reversible cabling, making this a great way to learn a new technique. The pattern can be worked by following the chart or the provided written directions.
Since the cowl uses a very small amount of the second ball of yarn, I am offering a free coordinating mitts pattern, Octet Mitts, to those who post finished projects, with photos to their notebooks. There is no need to send me a PM, but please feel free to let me know if you'd like to get started on your mitts as soon as possible.


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Anyway you slice it going GF is becoming more prevalent in the world, you might say its #trending (ya I hash tagged)
Many companies are producing more options for the gluten free crowd including McCormick Canada.
They are the largest spice, dry sauce and seasoning, extract and specialty food operation in the country. ClubHouse happens to be one of their brands and they have many options for gravy mixes as well as baking essentials (tapioca, potato starch and rice flours) for gluten free cooking/baking and all are certified by the Canadian Celiac Association's Gluten-Free Certification Program (GFCP)
Now let it be known that I do not NEED to go GF, however I have been dabbling in the world of revisions and trying to experiment since my teenager refuses to accept that GF and vegan can taste good (good enough not to notice a difference anyway)
We made meatballs, mashed potatoes and ClubHouse's brown gravy last night.
Hard to hide the taste of gravy when its smothering pillowy mashed potatoes isn't it?
I tasted the same great taste that the ClubHouse regular brown gravy has. The ONLY difference I could find was the amount of time in the prep stage.
The regular version suggests you bring to a boil over medium heat and simmer about a minute whereas the GF version suggests you simmer 4 minutes. This must be to help the gravy thicken up or to cook out some of the ... like I said, I'm still a newbie and do not know all of the details and compositions yet so really, I'm grabbing at straws.
How can you go wrong in making gravy in less than 5 minutes?
I'm looking forward to using the ClubHouse Turkey Gravy mix this year for the family (along with my homemade gravy of course).
1lb lean ground beef
1 small onion, diced
1 tsp dried thyme
2 cloves garlic
1 egg
Worcestershire, couple dashes
salt & pepper
1/2 c. gluten free bread crumbs (I used All But Gluten foccacia to make mine)
Combine all ingredients together just until mixed. Shape into small balls and pan fry in 1 tbsp. olive oil turning often until browned, approx. 8-10min . Set aside
Once ClubHouse gravy has been made add meatballs and simmer for an additional 7 minutes
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In March 2015, God provided an opportunity for Brookside Community Church to start a program that has impacted the culture and fiber of our church community and neighborhood. It has changed the way we do ministry and how we love each other in spite of the brokenness we carry into this world. When Wells Fargo donated a house to our church we had no idea that it would influence how we minister to our very broken neighborhood. This house is now known as the Isaiah House and it is utilized as a 12-month discipleship program that serves men who are coming out from incarceration. The program offers to these men a full-time job, transportation, a place to live, a mentor, and a new community, on day one. It is a new start for men with multiple offenses, lack of credibility, and simply put whom the world has forgotten.
This Sunday, February 12, we have the privilege of celebrating our first graduate in the Isaiah House program. Ted Burke came to us in the end of October 2015 having just been released from incarceration. Ted entered our program with an inability to work full-time based on his legitimate disability claim, no job, no family support, and the lack of belief that he could get over the barriers to his lifelong battle with addiction and multiple felonies. Within the context of community, a safe place to live, and healthy relationship around him, we saw Ted motivated to overcome these barriers. Isaiah 57:14 speaks to the churches responsibility to care for those with barrier like Ted. God says, "Build up, build up, prepare the way, remove the obstacles from my people's way…I dwell with him who is of contrite and lowly spirit to revive the spirit of the lowly, and to revive the heart of the contrite."
Ted overcame many obstacles. It took him 5-months to find a job that would hire him for the 20 hours needed for employment. Ted had a moment of weakness one night and relapsed, but walked out the consequences of his drug use and was the first man on his parole officer's caseload to graduate Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). He participated in 4 community partner programs which took place on Wednesday nights and graduated each one of them. While working 20 hours a week, he volunteers the other 20 hours in our church ministry taking care of cleaning, building shelves, organizing food pantry, and much more. He has served as a van driver on Sunday morning picking up and ministering to our family members who need transportation. God has given Ted a new life and a new community, and God is the One that has revived His heart.
Ted will graduate Sunday, but he will continue to serve our church family and community. He has become a minister to the elderly in our congregation and will continue to bless them in every way he can. He will continue to drive the bus on Sunday for Church, and we will see Ted successfully live the life Christ intended for him. Join us at 10am for a celebration of this man's journey.


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i had the honor to be a workshop leader at ICON9 The Illustration Conference in Austin TX this summer. 17 folks set aside a whole day to try their hands at my lo-fi approach to stop-motion animation. the workshop self contained in a traveling case that opens to a stage while also holding a selection of characters and props, lights and a camera and tripod. the workshop starts off with a 30-45 min demonstration animating a character. then the participants break into groups of 2-3 each and everyone gets a 30 minute time slot to use the stage.
below are their results.
Magician. created by Wesley Bedrosian and Alyssa Scott
Flight. created by Richard Lorig, Anson Lorig and Andrew Nilsen
Bag of Marbles. created by Rebecca Green and Lauren Simkin Berke
Boss Fight. created by Melissa Manwill and SolJee Lee
Heartbreak. created by Katelyn Strutz and Haejin Park
Fly the Chair. created by Erik Petri and Angela Southern
Frog Tea. created by Denise Plauche and JoAnna Lapati
Hand Garden. created by Carlynn Whitt and Sonja Kislinger


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A mistaken step on the ginkgo berries leaves the smell of stinky socks throughout the day.
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Sunday, October 30, 2011
Sunday's Over
As I look at the clock it is starting to hit me that the weekend is already over...Our Sunday ritual was disrupted by plows, power loss and scrambling around to get to our Hotel (in time for the Pats Game). Now most of the snow is melted away, we regained power, headed home and watched an Awful game of football. Even though our day was not desirable we did get to spend a portion of the day together...But I miss waking up and not having to "get up" Staying in the warm blankets and cuddling up to Ralph until our little one (Joshy) forces us out of bed with his Crazy licking and army crawl on our faces (not kidding he will crawl on our face and just lay there)! I miss our Sunday Morning.
Oh and did I mention Ralph was Sick and Slept the Entire Weekend :( Although the weekend wasn't a complete wash...I did go to My Cousins Baby Shower, You can check it out
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Greater Chatham Alliance Hosts 6th Ward Aldermanic Forum
Lee Edwards | 2/4/2015, 11:56 a.m.
The Greater Chatham Alliance (GCA) recently held its 6th Ward aldermanic forum at Crerar Memorial Presbyterian Church, 8100 S. Calumet Ave. The forum included incumbent 6th Ward Alderman, Roderick Sawyer, candidate Brian Garner and candidate Richard Wooten where they fielded questions from community organization leaders and audience members. WVON radio talk show host, Cliff Kelley, moderated the event.
Forum panelists included Asiaha Butler, Resident Association of Greater Englewood (R.A.G.E); Clarence Collins III, Greater Chatham Alliance; Tameka Lawson, I Grow Chicago; Evelyn Thompson, Reunite Chatham; Darlene Tribue, Park Manor Neighbors; and Earl Williams, CAPCC.
Candidates clarified their positions on the local economy, employment, public safety, community development and education.
"I think it was important to give everyone a good chance to see all three candidates, listen to what they say and make an informed opinion when they vote," said GCA President, Craig Thomas.
During the discussion, candidates were asked to comment on their plans for allocating Tax Increment Financing (TIF), a special funding tool used by the City of Chicago to promote public and private investment across the city.
Speaking first was Wooten who called for transparency when dealing with TIF funding, suggested that TIF dollars would be placed in the city's general fund so that it may be used for funding education and public safety.
Garner proposed that he would use the TIF funds to purchase new facades for businesses along 79th St. from Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive to Cottage Grove Ave. He would also create a coalition of businessmen to discuss "what the neighborhood really needs" in order to decide on how the TIF funds would be best used.
Sawyer cited that during his administration, TIF funds were used to assist in the construction of South Shore International College Preparatory, 1955 E. 75th St.
"My impression of the forum is that it's great," said Kelley. "I knew it would be because I've done it a number of times. When you fill this church up on a Saturday afternoon when a lot of people have to do certain things like getting ready for the Super Bowl. I'm very pleased with it."
To learn more about each aldermanic race in the City of Chicago visit http://www.chicagoelections.com/en/home.html. To learn more about Greater Chatham Alliance visit https://www.facebook.com/GreaterChathamAlliance.


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If you're an avid follower of the CWM social media outlets, then you may have spotted our birthday celebration photo between Shark Girl and the CWM Barbie. Well that photo sparked our realization that some of you may not know that "Architect Barbie" actually originated here in Buffalo! Thanks to Despina Stratigakos and Kelly Hayes McAlonie, both architects working for University at Buffalo, Architect Barbie was taken from just an idea to the winner of the 2011 "I Can Be" doll line. According to a press release from UB, "Mattel was looking to highlight careers where women are underrepresented and 'architect' seemed to be the right fit."
Barbie's Dream House may not be LEED certified, but this little architect certainly challenges the typical stereotype that many associate with the profession. Kelly Hayes McAlonie hoped it would create awareness of "the importance of design and the architectural profession" and "encourage architectural education in grade schools."
I find inspiration to break the mold every day in the CWM offices, as we are fortunate to have eight talented ladies sharing their creativity with us. Coming from different backgrounds and experiences, our team is made up of the best of the best and we couldn't be more proud! I encourage you to visit the "Our Faces" section of our website to learn more about the women that make up the CWM team!


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Cherry Balsamic Shrub/
Summer is finally here in the Pacific Northwest. As usual, it went from black leather jacket weather to a heatwave in the space of a day or two.
We get so few stretches of dry, warm weather that everyone takes full advantage of a sunny day. And since we aren't used to hot summers, we also switch from complaining about the rain to complaining about the heat. With no air conditioning, I manage it with a strategic opening and closing of blinds and windows plus a few fans.
A few nights spent sleeping in the basement help too.
And making a batch of cherry balsamic shrub to drink.
I first tasted a shrub at one of my fave Seattle restaurants, Serious Pie. Since Seattle is only two hours south of Vancouver, I often make the trek to see friends, hear some great live jazz and eat some yummy food. And no trip is made without stopping in at Serious Pie (yukon gold, potato, pecorino and rosemary pizza - enough said).
A shrub is an 18th century way of preserving fresh fruit using sugar and vinegar. Remember, this was LONG before refrigerators. Pre American and French Revolutions.
It's an old recipe.
The sweetness and the vinegary tang make a refreshing syrup to mix with soda water (seltzer for my American friends). Add some gin or vodka if you want to kick it up a notch.
You can use any fruit but I chose cherries because, well, I love cherries. I LIVE for cherry season. You don't wanna know how much I'm willing to pay for a bag of perfect Bing cherries.
Cherry Balsamic Shrub (adapted from Reclaiming Provincial)
(Print recipe here)
- 2 cups of cherries, halved and pitted (thaw some frozen ones if needed)
- 1 1/2 cups of granulated sugar
- 10 black peppercorns (I know - surprise!)
- 1 cup of balsamic vinegar
- 1/2 cup of cider vinegar (I had sherry vinegar so use that instead)
Combine fruit, peppercorns, and sugar in a glass bowl or jar, stirring to evenly-coat the fruit. Allow the mixture to sit for about 1 hour, then mash it until the cherries are broken up. Cover with plastic wrap or a lid and let sit for 24 hours (I left it on the counter - there is some fermentation that happens).
After 24 hours, mash up the mixture again, crushing the cherries as much as possible. Add the vinegars and stir well. Store at room temperature for 7–9 days, giving it a good stir each day. When finished, pour the mixture through a cheesecloth-lined sieve, then transfer to a clean jar or container. Store syrup in the fridge.
Add 1 part syrup to 2.5–3 parts soda water (seltzer). It has an intense flavour so taste and add more soda water accordingly.
The girl loves it as does the man. Me too. So will you.


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Reveille Coffee Co. | San Francisco
If you're not following me on Instagram, you might not know that I've done some traveling this past month that began with a trip to San Francisco. One of my favorite things to do in a new city is discover local coffee shop gems. This one was just a few blocks away from where I was staying and I totally fell in love. Great branding wins every time and they had the simplest blue and pink logo that totally grabbed my attention. Okay, and it doesn't hurt when the lattes and food are delicious and picture perfect as well! Enjoy some snaps I took while I was there!


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Paper and Oil
That was the intention anyway. Until last week, most of the world, including myself, had probably never heard of Paper. The magazine, anyway. No idea what kind of content it offered, and still do only vaguely.
Everything changed however when Kim Kardashian had a picture of her naked behind, all oily, go on its cover and around the world. Paper might not have been famous, but Kim Kardashian certainly is. Celebrities used to be singers or actors, people who had become famous because they had a certain talent that helped them sell records and movies. Kim K. does have TV shows, though I never saw any of them, not just because I don't live in the US, but because it's probably not the kind of show I would want to watch.
Anyway, Kim is world famous for being a celebrity, for having married hiphop star Kanye West, and now for having posed naked for Paper, the magazine.
After the picture where the champagne lands in a glass put on her behind, and after the picture with the full behind as it were bursting out of her dress, she also did a nude picture full-frontal.
And it's that addition which landed her on this blog. Many stars, models, entertainers, singers have posed in various stages of nudity, but most have preferred to put their hands or other objects in the way of their strategic places, the 'three points' as the Chinese call them.
Kim Kardashian did not. For that, she deserves our praise. I am not so naive as to believe that Kim K. is interested in promoting the naturist lifestyle, she's not, she's mostly interested in promoting herself, the brand Kim Kardashian. But putting up the courage to have herself pictured fully/frontally naked in a magazine, that's what I call a positive step. It doesn't need to push other celebrities to do the same, but it can persuade more women to value their body and to accept all body types.
As to the pictures themselves, I would have preferred something more natural. A walk along the beach, sitting by the swimming pool. The pictures in Paper are too obviously posed, and she has more oil dripping off her than a naturist would put suntan lotion on the beach.
Sorry, Kim. But for posing naked at all, thank you, Kim.
I shall be picking my Celebrity Naturist of the Year 2014 at the end of December. Let's see if Kim Kardashian will be one of the contenders.
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RIN price spikes – Titanic US battle
conbio.info /2016-08-18/ USA has a support system for biofuels called the Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS). It include the renewable fuels certificate, named RIN. Each produced gallon of renewable fuel creates new RINs, those financial instruments are traded. Buyers are those that have no renewable fuels or financial traders. The quota is increased step by step ment to stimulate investments in new production capacity. One problem now is that the production of cellulosic ethanol is much lower than was planned. Therefore production generate less RIN than most believed.
The billionaire Carl Icahn with friends has speculated wrong. They believed in a market with excess RINs. They have now to buy RIN at high price and is loosing an awful lot of money. According to Biofuels Digest, Icahn's stock is down 45 percent this year. He has made a disastrous series of investments in mid-size oil refiners such as CVR and Monroe. Disastrous because the refiners have gambled on a strategy to overturn the Renewable Fuel Standard and, for that reason, have not chosen to invest in renewable fuels production.
Taking short positions, Icahn's portfolio companies did chose to be a buyer of credits instead of investing in low-carbon fuel production and distribution capacity.
Those who have renewable fuel-friendly strategies end up as sellers of RINs, and the others are net buyers. When RIN prices spike, the latter, like Icahn, get hit with costs.
How do Icahn and friends deal with this?
"Icahn's strategy is to isolate the refiners that are being hit with costs, add up the costs as a group, neglect to mention that the problem is management and strategy, paint the refiners as a victim, and issue a series of quotes to friendly reporters blaming the Environmental Protection Agency for excessive regulatory zeal that is sending America down the drain", says Biofuels Digest.
Icahn and friends do what all short sellers do when they are facing the consequences of a disastrous bet. They scream bloody murder.
Icahn's attack
Icahn and friends have now launched an appeal to the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) as "the Mother of all Short Squeezes" in its interpretation of the Renewable Fuel Standard. Icahn is part of a coalition that includes CVR, Valero, Alon USA, HollyFrontier, the Small Business Refiners Coalition, and the American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers. They say it is a general shortage of RINs.
Biofuels Digest note it is interestingly that the American Petroleum Institute (API) — no friend of the RFS — has failed to join the coalition. Why are API not standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Icahn at the moment?
Probably because, says Biofuels Digest, the trade in RFS credits occurs solely between refiners and a couple of specialist traders, and in this case, the big winners are some very large integrated oil companies who can distribute far more low-carbon fuels than they are obligated to. So, they can buy fuels, detach the overstock in RINs, and sell them to smaller refiners.
The smaller refiners say they are paying as much as $1.8 billion in RFS compliance, which means that on the other side of the trade the counter-parties are making $1.8 billion. The trade in RINs nets zero to the US government or renewable fuel producers.
The E85 price conundrum
There's clear evidence in the price data which the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association has been reporting for some time. Namely, there is huge disparity between the prices offered by various actors in the marketplace.
The lowest price offered is from The Anderson-Denison in Iowa for 83% ethanol content at a price of $ 0,55. The highest price is by Cenex at Des Moines Terminal who sells for 1,15% for 70% ethanol. Quad County Corn Processors who also make cellulosic ethanol, sells for $ 0,79. Those prices can be compared to regular gasoline that sells for $1,69 with 0 % ethanol in Des Moines.
This article is based on a longer article published by Biofuels Digest, august 16.


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This week on the show Avery only stays for a few minutes so Lewes and Nick are left to hold down the fort. We talk about what we've been up to, some very exciting news (Lewes droning on about Elite), and finish the show up with a Bloodborne spoiler cast of sorts.
Spreaker: http://www.spreaker.com/user/anjl/episode-24-holding-down-the-fort
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/and-now-just-listen-podcast/id961720617


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December 30, 2006
Christmas Tree Lights
No mini lights back when I was growing up, all of our christmas tree lights were big and fat. I liked them.
December 29, 2006
George Beverly Shea Christmas Record
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December 28, 2006
Glass Christmas Ornaments
We loved the ornaments we had that looked like these, we looked forward to putting them on the tree each Christmas. We had one with the 3 wisemen on camels and the "Silent Night" ornament with the church. Mom told us she bought them either before she was married or the first year she was married, which would have meant they were from around 1956. I'm surprised they lasted so long with 6 children helping to decorate the tree every year.
December 27, 2006
Ziggy Candle
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December 26, 2006
Little Elf
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December 23, 2006
Tree Top Angel
December 22, 2006
Christmas Ornaments
December 21, 2006
Dick Nolan's Atlantic Christmas Record
December 20, 2006
Angel Ornaments
We had 1 or 2 angel ornaments like these but I can't remember what colour. At least I think we had them. If we didn't then my aunt next door did.
December 19, 2006
Snowmen Ornaments
I like looking through vintage Christmas ornaments on Ebay, there's always something there that we owned. We had snowmen ornaments like the 2 smiling ones in the middle of this picture.
December 18, 2006
Eaton's Christmas Catalogue
An Eaton's catalogue from 1975, I distinctly remember this cover, I was 9 years old and I probably wanted that dress.
December 15, 2006
We had angel ornaments like these, little angel heads on chenille stems. We would stick them on the tree.
December 14, 2006
Catherine McKinnon, I'll Be Home For Christmas
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December 13, 2006
Santa Candles
December 12, 2006
Elf Snow Globe
We had an elf snowglobe like this, I have no idea where it came from. But ours was only partly filled with water just like this one.
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December 11, 2006
Santa Boot
This Santa boot would be filled with hard candy and sit on the end table in the living room. It wasn't Christmas without it!
December 08, 2006
Christmas Record
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December 07, 2006
Santa Lights
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December 06, 2006
Angel Pin
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December 05, 2006
Little Drummer Boy Pin
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December 04, 2006
The Littlest Snowman
This was my sister's book. I don't remember all of the story, something about children putting out tubs of ice cream because there was no snow and after it blows around and makes snow drifts they make "snowmen" out of ice cream.
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December 01, 2006
Dog Nutcracker
This nutcracker was heavy, I think it was made from solid iron. We only used it at Christmas time, I guess because that's the only time we had nuts to crack.
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November 30, 2006
How many people got to read a book with their name as the title? I did, I remember checking this out from the school library when I was in grade 7.
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November 29, 2006
Paint by Number
I would imagine every kid had a paint by number set. My sister had this set and her painting was so neat. Mine always looked like blobs.
November 28, 2006
Mother Hen Target Game
This was my younger brother's. If you hit the target with the gun (that shot little plungers) the hen would lay an egg. Cute game.
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November 27, 2006
Rainbow Garden
This was my older sister's book. It was about a young girl who's parents were too rich and busy to look after her. They lived in an apartment in the city and they sent her to live with cousins in the country. It was a nice book.
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November 24, 2006
Sears Wish Book
Or as it was referred to in our house, "The Christmas Catalogue". A small card arrived in the mail in the fall and Mom would go to the Sears catalogue outlet store to pick it up. In a few days the covers would be torn and pages would be falling out. We memorized that catalogue! This catalogue is from 1972 and even though I was only 6 years old I distinctly remember that cover and the Mickey Mouse record player that you could stand on.
November 23, 2006
Yogi Bear Cutouts
These were my younger sister's, cut-outs of Yogi and Cindy bear. I seem to remember that she had more cut-outs than I did.
November 22, 2006
This was my older brother's. It came with a lot of prepared slides of bug's wings and cells, we loved looking at them.
November 21, 2006
This was a reader my older brother and sisters used in elementary school. I didn't use it but we had it at home and I loved reading all the stories.
November 20, 2006
Flower of the Month Glasses
One year for Christmas we all got glasses like these with the flower of our birth month on them. Mine isn't here, I was born in February. Mom kept them in the china cabinet and I think we used them at Christmas and New Year's dinner.
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November 17, 2006
Jean at St. Hilary's
This was one of my favourite books when I was in elementary school. It was my older sister's, I think she won it as a prize in school. It was about a girl who lives in England and goes away to boarding school. I wanted to be just like her.
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November 16, 2006
Yogi Bear Mug
This was my younger brother's, I can remember him using it at a lot of meals. I seem to recall that he was the only one with a special cup.
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November 05, 2006
Viewmaster Set
My sister owned this viewmaster set that came in a cool bucket. The reels were all about Disney which we loved of course.
November 03, 2006
This was a cool game, it was my sister's. You had to make a pipe system that started with a tap and ended with water flowing out. Along the way your team-mates could place leaky pipes on top of yours which you then had to repair with little brass wrenches or extra cards. You can still buy the game today but the wrenches are just cardboard and the quality doesn't seem as good.
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November 02, 2006
Happy Face Salt & Pepper
This was another of mom's salt and pepper sets. A different saying on each side. And what says the 1970's more than a happy face?
November 01, 2006
Helen Keller's Teacher
This was my sister's book. I can't remember how many times I read it but I am sure I memorized it. I can still remember the story and all the details, it was a really good book.
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October 30, 2006
Halloween Mask
We had a few halloween masks and wore them every year......no fancy costumes for us! We owned a mask like the one on the bottom right....Frankenstein I think it is.
October 29, 2006
Perfume Bottle
Another bottle of perfume from Avon. This was either my sister's or my mother's, I can't remember. But when I was a child I thought it was pretty.
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October 27, 2006
October 26, 2006
Barbie Furniture
My sister got this for Christmas one year, blow-up Barbie doll furniture. Before this we made furniture out of everything, from pillows to frisbees.
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October 25, 2006
Lord of the Rings
My oldest sister gave me this set of books when I was in high school. I was an avid reader then but I could never get into this series. I loved the set though and kept it on a shelf above my bed.
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October 24, 2006
Mad Game
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October 23, 2006
My brother got this game system when I was in high school. We loved it! My sister even broke her toe on the couch running to play the game.
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October 20, 2006
The Un-Candle
I think Mom got these for Christmas one year. We were impressed by them, floating candles on water! It didn't take much to impress us in the 70's.
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October 19, 2006
Birthday Candle Train
This was always in the "junk drawer" in the kitchen in its original box. It was used when we were really young. I'm including a photo of my youngest brother on his 1st birthday. It's a fuzzy photo but you can just make out the birthday candle train on his sailboat cake.
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Lily Glass
Lily Glass
Photographer / Content Creator / Co-Founder of Hart & Honey Collective
Los Angeles, California
Instagram @lilyglass
Pinterest www.pinterest.com/lilyglass
What do you do?
It's the images that make a client or customer decide to stay on your website or start following your Instagram; that portray the lifestyle of your brand or capture the moments you want to celebrate. The images I create are used for websites, social medias, lookbooks and editorial features.
What steps did you take to get where you are now?
Growing up in Tennessee, I had the opportunity to work with several talented photographers in high school and college; my background in fine art and portraiture lends a unique perspective when capturing genuine lifestyle and editorial images.
In 2009 I started my own business which focused largely on family portraits and weddings -- two events which require constant observation, attention to detail, problem solving and shooting efficiently. These skills are what set me apart in the editorial and lifestyle genres.
While living in Ohio, I met a talented designer and hospitality blogger, Ashley Wilcox, and we launched Hart & Honey Collective in hopes to provide practical, inspirational and encouraging content for other creative/freelance folks. We wanted to celebrate people doing it well, and offer encouragement to those just starting out. This is when my love for working with other creatives and makers emerged.
In the summer of 2014, my tiny family and I moved to sunny Los Angeles where you can photograph 360 days of the year!
What are you working on right now?
As I continue to settle into the West Coast and rebuild clientele, I'm meeting as many creatives as possible. This city is full of folks pursuing what they love and that's such a contagious energy. In my experience, two heads are better than one so I'm committed to developing a tight-nit creative community in which we all feel encouraged, motivated and sharpened by one another as we continue to hustle. So let's hang out!
We are all Slashies with multiple skills, which one do you wish you could do more often?
I studied ceramics in college and just got a wheel. I'd love to have more time to play but it's been so refreshing to have a creative outlet with no agenda!
What is frustrating you right now?
Choosing whether or not to specialize. It feels like I have this conversation with myself every day. I see the value in specializing and recognize the success of those around me who do so. But I thrive on variety and can't see myself letting go of any one of my various pursuits. I think each one gives a perspective that strengthens the others (writing, photography, ceramics, blogging), and ensures that I don't get burned out. There, I convinced myself not to.
What task keeps landing at the bottom of the To Do list?
Tech-y things like transferring my website domain, getting nitty gritty with SEO, etc.
If you could hire someone for $20/hour, what would you have them do to make your day easier?
Do you have any mentors or peers? What do you chat about? How do they help you?
Peers are the coolest!
I meet with my Hart+Honey gal pal on a regular basis to brainstorm, problem solve and get fresh eyes on new work. And I've had the pleasure of meeting some Instagram friends in real life -- we chat social media, work/life balance and sometimes have enough time left over to go on 'photo walks' which always refreshes the brain.
If you could talk to an expert to gain more insight on something, what would it be about?
I'd love to take Jamie Beck of Ann Street Studio in NYC out for brunch - she and her partner Kevin Burg take gorgeous photographs and have worked hard to curate a really specific client list -- so I'd pick her brain about that process and maybe ask to try on all of her clothes... She also takes the loveliest self portraits.
What kind of opportunities/projects are you looking for?
Photographing people in their space. I love the challenge of finding good light, capturing their passion and helping folks feel comfortable in front of the camera. Whether the final images are for social media, an editorial spread or blog feature, this is some of my favorite work. I have a passion for story telling. And I've found that when brands and creatives share their story, the value of their brand only grows. When I'm photographing a maker I'm intentional about providing final images that show their space, their process, their product and most importantly who they are. These images remind their audience of the time and skill that gets poured into a product and helps to set their work apart from a slew of other's doing a similar thing.
What is your ideal client?
I'm currently photographing shops and restaurants in Los Angeles for Victoria Smith's blog, SF Girl By Bay, as part of her new "Around L.A." feature which basically entails going to my favorite spots and meeting the folks that run them. I love photographing people in their spaces so this is always a real treat and the project has made this giant city feel a little bit smaller. There are so many talented and passionate people that want to support and see other creative Angelinos thrive.
Do you allow yourself to say No?
Yes to no!
I have a three year old and my husband works long hours during the week so our Saturday and Sunday are pretty precious. It's hard work and a little scary to turn down work but we've gotten better at intentionally setting aside time to rest and play together. Additionally, if it's apparent that a client and I might not be the best fit, I kindly recommend a few other talented photographers. Everyone involved should be excited and ready to offer their best work!
What is your rate?
There really are a ton of variables that go into pricing but I have an editorial hourly rate (begging at $125) which alters a little bit depending on props, location, etc. Creating content is really quite project-specific but either on a per-post rate or a monthly retainer. I happily work with each client to customize a collection and schedule that works best for both parties.
How should someone approach you about working together?
Email is best and then we can schedule a time to grab coffee or cocktails and chat about your project or collaboration!
And this is how excited I'd be to hear from you :
But I promise to play it cool if we're out in public.
The Tools
My Canon 5D Mark III but I have a soft spot for 35mm film and love utilizing it when the project is right. Couldn't live without my giant agenda. Google Drive like a boss.
The Books
I'm more of a magazine gal... copies of the most recent Traveler, Bon Appetit, Sunset and Darling Magazine are waiting for me on my desk.
The Apps
Call Your Girlfriend
The Jess Lively Show
The TED Radio Hour
And I've got a pretty great honky tonk playlist at the ready when I'm feeling homesick for Tennessee.
The Bookmarks
This member profile was originally published in September 2015.


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It's not the world's fastest street machine but from freeway speed up to about a buck-fifty, we wouldn't bet a pink slip against any 3,300-pound package blowing fireballs out its butt.
Ron Patrick is the first to concede that his jet-powered VW is not the world's quickest street machine. In a standing-start drag race, it would get a good fight from its stable mate in Ron's two-car garage: a '65 Hemi Coronet clone. Nevertheless, from freeway speed up to about a buck-fifty, we wouldn't bet a pink slip against any 3,300-pound package blowing fireballs out its butt.
That's not to say this middle-aged, self-made-millionaire engineer with a wife and 2.0 children would indulge in such foolishness on a public highway, even between 2:30 and 3:30 a.m., "when the fewest cops seem to be around." Lacking any witness to such irresponsible exhibitions of speed, we might dismiss such claims as nothing more than the juvenile fantasies of a one-time Modified Production drag racer with an ego to feed and $400,000 to burn.
Then again, Ron's eyes sure get large as he describes the sensation of wind sucking down through the sunroof to the air intake located just over his right shoulder, the deafening roar that ricochets back from the giant "sound wall" that separates a favorite stretch of two-lane from an exclusive roadside subdivision, and the panty-bunching acceleration of an afterburner kicking in 1,300 hp, all at once.
Having heard this, plus witnessing two smoke-'n'-fire shows in a vacant parking lot, even Jet Car Bob Smith was inclined to believe this Stanford Ph.D. and former professor had actually been there and done that. Smith, 68, is the pioneering jet jockey who campaigned, crashed, and miraculously survived Untouchables I, II, and III in 1962-1964 (see the sidebar Different, Daring, Deadly on page 3).
California's Department of Motor Vehicles is less enthusiastic about such rides. Investigators have shown up unannounced at the owner's office, demanding to inspect an '00 Beetle that never seems to be available. Their alleged charges, according to Ron, range from silly (registration fraud, emissions-system tampering, storing kerosene unsafely) to serious (threat to national security!). When informed that any object overhanging the back bumper by 2 feet is illegal, Ron advised that his stainless steel tailpipe protrudes 23 inches, exactly. This being litigious California, there is now an attorney on board, of course. "My lawyer says that it'd be easier to defend me on a murder charge because the DMV keeps changing the rules."
Trailing the Beetle in traffic, Jet Car Bob pointed out that grinning, pointing, thumbs-upping fellow motorists evidently don't object to a jet car with a license plate. Its original, gas-burning, front-mounted four-banger gets Ron around Silicon Valley quietly and cleanly, returning excellent fuel economy. Unless and until the DMV presents smoking-gun evidence to the contrary, the burden is on the bureaucrats to prove that anything more exciting than "transporting an old helicopter engine" occurs under the hatch.
Ironically, the owner's high-tech company, Electronic Engine Control, supplies auto manufacturers with calibration equipment to test emissions and safety systems. After a long day at the computer, Ron unwinds by winding up to 23,000 rpm for a few seconds. He's making the most out of the months remaining until the Beetle's one-year registration comes up for renewal. He insists this homebuilt hybrid is more stable than a Stocker at speed, he never endangers other drivers, and he stays on the throttle only until the stock speedometer is pegged at 140 mph. -Dave Wallace
Daring, Different, Deadly
Not long after the first jet car stirred up a major controversy-and massive publicity-at Bonneville in 1960, three veteran dragster racers completed quarter-mile models. Ironically, Art Arfons, Walt Arfons, and Romeo Palamides all accepted the reality that no NHRA-affiliated promoter would dare let them run. In a weird, wild era that saw NHRA strictly enforce bans against both aircraft power and any fuel except pump gas, AHRA-sanctioned and unsanctioned tracks thrived on giving hungry spectators the outlaw attractions that the NHRA would not.
Alas, too many early jet cars lent credence to the NHRA's contention that military-surplus engines and hot rodders might be a deadly mix. By 1962, the first thrust-initiated fatality had been recorded: Glenn Leasher perished on the Salt in Palamides' land-speed car, Infinity*. Leasher's regular job was driving Palamides' original Untouchable, the highest-paid attraction in drag racing (as well as the heaviest, at 5,000-plus pounds). A young slingshot shoe named Bob Smith was invited to fill the vacancy.
"I thought about it for about five seconds," recalls the only jet jockey enshrined in the International Drag Racing Hall of Fame, who is more surprised than anyone to be alive at 68. "Here we'd been busting our butts to run 180 in Fuelers, and Romeo's car was going 230 without breaking parts. Fuel cars were in the 8-second range; jets were in the 6s. What drag racer wouldn't jump at the chance to pick up 50 miles an hour overnight and beat up on all the big guys?"
Unfortunately for Jet Car Bob, he was mostly booked into places built in the mid-'50s, when common knowledge held that dragsters would never exceed 150. "Going fast was never a challenge," he explains. "Getting stopped could be. All three of my crashes followed parachute failures."
His final jet blast, at Milan (Michigan) Dragway in July 1964, earned Smith eight months of hospitalization, the first two in a coma. At the lowest point, a doctor actually pronounced him dead. Adding insult to injury, Palamides stopped sending checks. When a visiting reporter asked why he was considering driving Untouchable IV upon his release, Jet Car Bob replied, "To pay the hospital bills from Untouchables I, II, and III."
Infinity Over Zero, Cole Coonce's history of thrust-powered racing, was named for this ill-fated LSR car. The book is available from www.hotrodnostalgia.com.


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Salon Lofts - Brandon Town Center
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Salon Lofts - Brandon Town Center
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I know that changes sometimes need an adjustment period and I am willing to make you happy by making any changes that will make you more comfortable with in a 7 day period from your original appointment but I DO NOT offer refunds.
Karri has been doing my hair for about 4 years. I really appreciate the time and attention to detail she gives to be sure color, cut, and styling are exactly what I like. Karri is an excellent colorist, taking great care to be sure it is applied correctly and you feel good about the results.
I relocated to Florida 4 years ago and have suffered with bad hair cuts and coloring ever since, but not any more. I am from Columbus Ohio and the corporate home of Salon Lofts, and as I was planning a trip home with a stop off at the Salon Lofts before anyone could see me. I discovered that was not going to be necessary, Salon Lofts are here. My new favorite and best stylist ever Karri, met me at the door and accessed damages (it was really bad) to my happiness she never laughed or passed judgment she only began working her magic. Karri took her time and before my session was over it seemed as though I not only had a new stylist but a confident as well. If you, like me are suffering with shelling out good money for bad cuts and color, then Karri is your connection. She takes time she takes what you want and makes it into a do-able creation. I can not say enough about her talent and creative ability.
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Names I go by:
1. Tania
2. Tan
Favorite drinks:
1. Coke
2. Apple juice
3. V energy drink
Places I have been: *most recent*
1. Spotlight
2. Work yesterday
3. Outside in my yard
Places I am looking forward to going:
1. Daydream island this weekend!!
2. Maggie island after christmas/new years
3. Hopefully Melbourne next year
People that I text/text me regularly:
1. Sean
2. Stef
3. Mum
Of my favorite foods:
1. Spaghetti Bolognase (made the most amazing one last night!)
2. Burritos!
3. Butter Chicken from Masala
People I talk to the most:
1. Sean
2. Mum
3. Sean's family
Favorite junk foods:
1. Hungry Jacks, nothing beats it!
2. Red frogs
3. KFC popcorn chicken!
Things that annoy you:
1. People who think you're inferior to them
2. Shallowness
3. Slow drivers
Must-haves when I leave the house:
1. Keys
2. Phone
3. ID and card
Thoughts when I wake up:
1. What time is it?
2. I'm hungry
3. What is on today
New things I'd like to try:
1. Sky diving
2. Making my own jewelry
3. Being able to make any kind of clothes
Things I am looking forward to:
1. Christmas!
2. My birthday!
3. Daydream this weeekend :)


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Welcome to the International Seafood Sustainability Foundation's sustainability review for observers on purse seine tuna vessels. Our goal is to provide an overview of the skills necessary for effective observing, particularly as they pertain to sustainable fishing practices.
Effective observer coverage is one of the ISSF Conservation Measures, which calls for 100 percent observer coverage for purse seine vessels that fish for tropical tunas. We will also summarize the rest of the related ISSF Conservation Measures for the management of tropical tuna and bycatch species that vessels are to follow if they intend to sell to ISSF Participating Companies.


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While Mrs. Munk was doing the Science lesson the kids were able to build with solids. The kids loved building. They also said building with solids was EASY!
Kids are busy building with solids!
They LOVED LOVED LOVED this activity!
|In Science it is very important to wear safety goggles.


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We were all bummed when the initial announcement came out that Hitman would be an episodic release to give more time to developers to make a better game. Now a week from release I'm looking at this absolutely beautiful trailer and totally thanking them for taking the time to do it RIGHT. I don't think I've seen a Hitman game that has looked this good! The open areas, the character variation, the costumes? I'm chomping at the bits to play the first episode next week! Can't wait for March 11th!
HITMAN Drops An Impressive New Trailer Ahead Of March 11th Release
Mick Joest —
I started out as a loyal reader of Geektyrant before emailing Joey one day about the potential of writing for Geektyrant. Now six years later I'm the managing editor of Gametyrant.com and still living the dream and giving my opinion to the geek masses! Geektyrant is my life, and I hope that shows in everything I do!
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HAVE you ever experienced the daunting task of having to make financial decisions, but felt unsure? It could be taking out a mortgage for your first dream house, or even something as simple as obtaining a suitable credit card?
If so take comfort. There is a fintech start-up that harnesses technology to help you make the right choices.
Loanstreet, a Malaysia-based fintech start-up, provides user-friendly tools, coupled with one-on-one tele-guidance to guide your through the entire decision making process free of charge. Within 10 minutes, any layperson can know:
- The best product options available for their needs
- The latest promotional offers
- Their eligibility results for the chosen loan / credit card
All evaluations and advice (including eligibility results) have a high degree of accuracy, and are provided almost instantly during the tele-conversation. This is made possible by Loanstreet's proprietary backend technology that provides customized scorecard evaluations on behalf of various banks.
Loanstreet started in July 2012 with their namesake portal Loanstreet.com.my, which allows users to compare and apply for multiple offerings from banks online. These include mortgage loans, personal loans, and credit cards. Experienced and trained customer service officers then proceed to advise you on eligibility and best product fit.
In 2015, Loanstreet simultaneously filed for patents and launched their proprietary Loanstreet Partners platform with a rollout with 10 banks. The platform instantly provides indicative eligibility results for a customer's application. It also helps banks manage the entire product application life cycle, ensuring a better experience for the customer.
In Oct 2015, Loanstreet further extended the platform in the form of a mobile app specially catered for Real Estate Agents. It solves such pain points for the industry such as client loan applications, and instant, to-the-point maximum loan eligibility checks. To-date, Loanstreet is in collaboration with the country's top real estate agencies to further improve the capabilities of the app, further equipping more than 1,200 real estate agents nationwide.
Since inception, Loanstreet has helped more than 10,000 consumers apply for financial products. Year-on-year, revenues have grown multiple times.
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Loanstreet will be officially launching its credit cards page and will be giving away interesting rewards such as coffee machines, hand phones and cash vouchers and for a limited time.
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bak·er's ec·ze·ma
an allegic eruption on the hands and arms of bakers due to reaction to flour, yeast, or other substances handled by bakers, or to the grain itch mite.
Synonym(s): baker's itch
baker's itch
Etymology: AS, giccan, to bake
a rash that may develop on the hands and forearms of bakery workers, probably as an allergic reaction to flours or other ingredients in bakery products.
bak·er's itch(bā'kĕrz ich)
An eruption on the hands and arms of bakers due to an allergic reaction to flour or other substances handled, or to the grain itch mite.
Synonym(s): grocer's itch.
Synonym(s): grocer's itch.


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- Services
- We strive to provide complete care for our patients. Learn more about all the services we provide.
Internal medicine
We offer specialized knowledge, advanced diagnostics and high level f experience in the treatment and management of a variety of internal medicine problems of dogs and cats. We are experienced in managing small animal endocrinology, gastroenterology, respiratory diseases infectious and immune mediated diseases and diseases of the kidneys and lower urinary tract.


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do not send your child to UTI in Exton, PA. It is a totally rip-off school.
If you watch TV, they have slick ads, that make it look like your child will attend this wonderful school and become a master mechanic and make big bucks - well that is not the reality of the story. The reality is that they will get you to sign a contract for a long term, big money commitment. They really do not care if the person finishes the course - because they have gotten the money.
My son attended the "school" and he and some friends - they did not "graduate" and I have never heard of anyone who has graduated from this "school". So is that not a sign???
I went and did find a good job but soon realized I never really needed any of that schooling and actually learned more in a few months on the job than I did at a year at UTI... Also now after the recession and a bad car accident I can't even work in the field I paid tens of thousands of dollars to learn from UTI, a load of ***. Go to college aNd get a degree
How can this even be classified as a complaint?
What a "good" role model you are. It is not their fault your child is not doing well. Maybe if your son and his friends stopped goofing off and paid attention they would graduate.


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b. Feb. 10, 1863, Tenn.
d. Aug. 18, 1926, Humboldt, Ariz.
COD: Pulmonary embolism/lobar pneumonia
Occ: Section hand
Site # P/053/D
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Record #: 20427
Thank you for visiting the Arizona Gravestone Photo Project. On this site you can upload gravestone photos, locate ancestors and perform genealogy research. If you have a relative buried in Arizona, we encourage you to upload a digital image using our Submit a Photo page. Contributing to this genealogy archive helps family historians and genealogy researchers locate their relatives and complete their family tree.
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Lemon Balm Lane would like to start expanding to other provinces starting with Ontario so they are looking forward to marketing themselves at our upcoming Artfest Kingston show. Located in Fredericton, New Brunswick, their products are unique because they infuse herbs into the oils to receive their natural benefits.
To date, they have not found any other company who actually does this type of infusion. Most will just use essential oils; however, Lemon Balm Lane takes it that one step farther. With a mandate is to help alleviate skin and/or pain issues with natural products, Lemon Balm Lane in exclusive which differentiates them from many other companies. Plus, their products are made in Canada supporting our local Canadian economy. Celebrate Canada 150 with Lemon Balm Lane this Canada Day long weekend at Artfest Kingston.
Their body care products smell good enough to eat and they offer a selection of oils, soaps, chap stick balms, body care products, teas and more!
Lemon Balm Lane's Philosophy
How they started...
Lemon Balm Lane's products were originally developed to help family and friends with their various skin problems. These problems ranged from allergies to psoriasis to cold sores. They wanted to create all the items as naturally as possible using vegetable oils and herbs (No animal by-products or testing). Even using many of the herbs grown in their own organic gardens.
After months of research and different courses taught by professionals, the resulting products were amazing and very successful! So much so, that many people began asking if it was possible to buy them for their family and friends. So now they are available to you.