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It's Red Tag time at Gist Piano Center! Select a used piano, new piano, digital piano, player system or keyboard from our Louisville or Lexington inventories and take advantage of some of the best deals we've ever offered. Better yet - select a Red Tag piano and save hundreds - maybe even thousands - more!
We're clearing out pianos from our Lexington lessons studios, blowing out discontinued models and making room for our Fall orders. Digital pianos (new AND used), upright pianos and a ton of baby grands will be sold!
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Suge Knight Busted for Driving With a Suspended License
Looks like Suge Knight didn't list "stay out of trouble" as one of his New Year's resolutions for 2011: the former Death Row Records CEO and perpetual troublemaker was cited on Tuesday for driving on a suspended license. He was busted for the same violation in 2010.
TMZ reports -- with photographic evidence -- that Knight's big black truck was impounded in Beverly Hills while Knight was able to bum a ride from a random, female onlooker. Notably, Knight was written up, but not arrested.
Last year's citation eventually led to Knight's arrest after he failed to appear in court. We'll see how much better this one plays out.

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Silver How and Easedale Tarn Walk
Tuesday 25th September 2018 - This event has finished
Time: 10:00am
Organiser: Lake District National Park Authority
Telephone: 0845 272 0004
Address: LDNPA Car Park, Stock Lane
Town: Grasmere
County: Cumbria
Postcode: LA22 9SJ
Google Map: View here
The Silver How and Easedale Tarn Walk is a challenging, circular Lake District National Park Authority guided walk from Grasmere, which features stunning views from Silver How, before returning by the gorgeous Easedale Tarn. This is a World Heritage themed walk, which includes a Wainwright summit. Boots and lunch are essential and booking is required either online or call 0845 272 0004.
Starts 10:00am | 6.9 miles, 11.2 km | Adult £10, children free | Approx duration: 6 hrs
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It's always good to know that we are present on Nobbi's Midnight Radio Compilation, but we're so excited for having three artists on the 34th edition of this cycle.
On Friday 30, you will be able to listen to Proyecto Lazarus, Canis Latrans and Horror House in the same compilation. They will be amongs many other musicians as M.K.R., pcn and Toxic Chicken (yeah, imagine that).
This edition just like the others will be free for everyone in multiformat, so don't be silly and download it right here this Friday.
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Derry City may have climbed out of the relegation play-off spot on goal difference on Friday night, but the Brandywell faithful were not impressed.
In fact, a chorus of boos greeted the final whistle as Peter Hutton's side frustrated again in a 0-0 draw with Limerick.
Not for the first time, Derry also failed to turn up after the break with neither side threatening to score.
Sligo's defeat at Bohemians emerged the only relief, but there's now major concern at what has been a pitiful season for the North West club.
Derry had actually dominated the opening half with Patrick McEleney clearly the home side's best player on the night.
The talented talisman went close to breaking the deadlock twice during the opening seven minutes as the Candystripes got off to a lively start with the wind at their backs.
On the half hour the home lot really should have broke the deadlock following another McEleney-inspired move.
Having sent Mark Timlin scampering clear on the left, the winger's low centre across the six yards line was met by the advancing Stephen Dooley but, from point blank range, he fluffled his lines and a glorious chance was lost.
One minute later Derry threatened again when Shane McEleney played Barry McNamee into a one-on-one situation but his low shot was parried wide by keeper Fred Hall.
Patrick McEleney was denied by Hall at his near post as the home side continued to huff and puff in the front line.
And one minute before the break Dooley blasted the ball recklessly over the crossbar, McEleney again the architect of the move with a superb chip to set him up.
The second half proved to be a hugely disappointing affair with both sides struggling to score and, at the death, an inswinging cross by Derry substitute Ronan Curtis found its way into the path of fellow sub Cillian Morrison who handled the ball when attempting to score.
Derry City: Doherty; Cornwall, McBride, S. McEleney, Jarvis; Dooley (Curtis, 76), McNamee, Jarvis, Timlin; P. McEleney (Quigley, 81), Curran (Morrison, 85).
Limerick: Hall; O'Connor, Price, Williams, Tracy; Mann (Agyemang, h/t), Hughes (Lynch, 70), Duggan, Turner; Clarke, Russell.
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New Delhi: Pitching for the Food Security Bill in Parliament, UPA chairperson and Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Monday said the legislation could lessen the sufferings of brothers and sisters across the nation.
Taking part in the debate on Food Security Bill in the Lok Sabha, Sonia said, "We had promised food security in 2009. I am happy to announce we are fulfilling that promise."
Noting the House "today has an opportunity to take a historic step", Sonia called on the Opposition to set aside differences and pass the Bill.
It is an opportunity to ensure that no child is malnourished in the country, she added.
"Some people ask - do we have the resources for such a legislation? I would like to say, the question is not about resources; we will have to manage resources for this.
"The question is not if we can do this; we have to do this," the Congress chief told lawmakers in the Lower House.
Stating that agriculture and farmers are the UPA government`s top priority, Sonia called for a system wherein public distribution system (PDS) works equally well in all states.
Sonia said the Food Security Bill will make authorities accountable, help bring down corruption and improve the system.
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Pandora internet radio plays to a new drummer: Gets new CMO
Steve's breakdown: Veteran consumer marketing executive responsible for bringing the Flip Video camera to millions takes marketing the reigns at Pandora.
OAKLAND, CA: Pandora (NYSE: P), the leader in personalized internet radio, today announced that Simon Fleming-Wood has joined the company as its first Chief Marketing Officer.
Stated Pandora President and CEO Joe Kennedy, "Simon's entrepreneurial spirit, history of driving business growth, and experience in creating beloved brands and products are all attributes we're delighted to have him apply in his new role at Pandora as we grow the business. We're very pleased he's here."
"Pandora has built a large and passionate following based entirely on the quality of its service and people," said new Pandora Chief Marketing Officer Simon Fleming-Wood. "Very few brands are invited into so many people's lives in such a personal way, every day. I feel privileged at the opportunity to join the Pandora team and contribute to the company's future growth and success."
In 2002 Simon was the founding Vice President of Marketing at Pure Digital Technologies where he was responsible for the creation, development and introduction of the iconic Flip Video brand, which reinvented personal video and sold over 7 million cameras within three years. After the purchase of Pure Digital Technologies by Cisco in 2009, Simon held the position of Vice President of Marketing for the Cisco Consumer Products group. In that role, he oversaw the worldwide marketing organization for Cisco's consumer business, including the Linksys and Flip Video brands and led the development and execution of all integrated marketing efforts, including brand strategy, research, advertising and media, public relations, marketing partnerships, and ecommerce.
Previously, Simon has held senior marketing positions at Sega.com, the Learning Company/Mattel and The Clorox Company. A native of Canada, Simon graduated with a BA degree in Political Science from Stanford University in 1991.
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She started writing her book, Tigerfish, to explain to her young daughter how her life had been so different. By the time she had finished the memoir, she also had a son with whom to share her story.
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I have another way. For the people who it doesn't work for you can try my way but be warned that it may disrupt other tasks you have running.
Step 1:
Create text file in wordpad an enter this text-
taskkill /f /IM explorer.exe start explorer.exe
Step 4: Put the RWE.batch file on your desktop (if not already)
Step 5: Double click the batch file (Windows Explorer Should restart)
Step 6: As soon as your desktop comes back start StarCraft really quick!
Step 7: Success! (maybe)
Also if your more advanced you can try and add the starcraft directory under "start explorer.exe so that you don't need to click it after.
Hope it works! It did for me.
That has been suggested more then 100 times.
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I suppose you to mark this post as important
There is a working method to suppress freezing. It`s so simply - you should run WINAMP in compatible mode, not SC =)) Or, if hung happens with other programs, such as skype or miranda, run them in compatible. Maybe, other way to do it is to install progs on different HDD partition, not on C:. Test this)
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How to make it work... With forcebindIP...
taskkill /f /IM explorer.exe
C:\"Windows"\"System32"\"ForceBindIP.exe" 22.214.171.124 "D:\Igre\Starcraft\StarCraft.exe"
So in general, i tried with the suggestions, but it wasn't prepared to work with the forcebindIP, and i put something off my own in it, and it works... No graphics problem, no freezing, all in all it just works...
The first command is to kill the win explorer, before you do that turn off all background progs...
The second is to start the SC with forcebindIP if you use hamachi...
the start of the code is the same, only with your own IP (Don't use my address ... ) and the location off the game itself...
So, you take the code and place it in a .txt file, rename it to .bat and start...
But you need to turn ON the win explorer after manualy, just use task manager i go to File/New task and write in "explorer"...
If someone want's to join us the hamachi network is 12ms12 and the pass is 102030
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|04 Jun 2010
oh wow, not more posting of this taskkill crap.
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|06 Jun 2010
so when you see a patch for Windows 7, then stop using this, but at this time, the problems are the background progs and win explorer, and the code that i wrote helps you start SC without explorer....
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|06 Jun 2010
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\DirectDraw\Compatibility\Starcraft116] "Flags"=hex:00,08,00,00 "Name"="Starcraft.exe" "ID"=hex:ca,89,65,49
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\DirectDraw\Compatibility\Starcraft116] "Flags"=hex:00,08,00,00 "Name"="Starcraft.exe" "ID"=hex:ca,89,65,49
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Windows 7 Pro 64 Bit
None of these fixes have fixed my problem.
I am on Windows 7 Pro 64 Bit and Starcraft randomly crashes my entire PC. Video, sound, task manager, everything is frozen and the only option I have is a hard reset.
I use to have Windows Vista and ran the same programs in the background, i.e. Winamp, Steam, IM programs, Bots, etc. and never had this issue. I even thought it was my RAM going bad so I ran diagnostics on my RAM and hard drives and they are healthy.
I fix computers for a living so I know what I am talking about when I say it is not a hardware issue. It is definitely a Windows 7 issue. You could view it as Windows 7 having an issue with a particular piece of my hardware however that is no excuse since there is no problem with my hardware in Vista and the only time my PC crashes is during Starcraft games while in Windows 7.
I have tried closing Winamp and all other programs, I don't even use anti-virus software and turned off everything in msconfig start up and services that are not microsoft related to bring it back to just the fresh install of Windows 7 running with Starcraft and STILL have this issue. All of my drivers are up to date as well as Direct X and have tried all the compatibility options and combinations.
I do use an HDTV for my monitor and use an HDMI cable, but in Vista this is no issue. When I use Chaoslauncher's w-mode I no longer have this issue in Windows 7 however it is quite annoying to have to use w-mode, I want full screen capabilities.
I have tried WinXP Mode in the Windows Virtual PC and this is just like running it in a windowed mode via Chaoslauncher because it is not full screen. (Also to those with Direct Draw Errors, while you have the Virtual PC in a window mode and not maximized you can select Tools > Disable Desktop Integration and you will stop getting that error however for me Starcraft still is not Full Screen.)
I have tried literally everything in this thread and I am very annoyed at those posting with useless BS that causes me to have to read through worthless trollcrap *cough squall leonhart cough*and others that feed his trolling ass. Please just shut the F up if you have nothing USEFUL and RELATED to this topic of STARCRAFT CRASHING IN WINDOWS 7 thank you so much for your understanding.
Moving on, the only true fix I see for this problem is to have a dual boot option of Windows Vista or XP and just log into those Operating Systems when one wants to play Starcraft. (Installing a Vista or XP as a second operating system.) This is obviously a huge pain in the ass and is unacceptable. I believe we should as a community bring this and issues like it (other older gaming software that crashes in W7) to the attention of Microsoft possibly on their forums and post there like signing a petition or something of the like. Thoughts on this issue? If there is already a thread like this on Microsoft's website please post the link here. Thank you again for everyone who is genuinely working towards a solution and not posting useless trollcrap to increase their post count.
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you are right in what you say, as I have the exact same issue, however how your post is contributing I don't really understand, and instead of bashing squall leonhart, who has had quite a few good pointers I don't understand? I mean, the people who write "oh yeah this and that fixes it", without even knowing what they're talking about are annoying. I mean, if you write about a very complicated problem, and people suggest solutions, that even a half ape could think of, it's pretty insulting, so I understand the need to sometimes respond in harsher words? :)
anyway, windows 7 is still not perfect. I switched hardware and now everything works, except when I play quakelive, which causes my computer to freeze. (incidentally this did never happen with my old hardware.) I now use a core i7-940, 6GB ddr-3 1333MHZ and a new asus motherboard with an x58 chipset. I used to have an amd x2 6000+, 4GB DDR2 and an asus m2n-sli deluxe before, where the ONLY problem was with starcraft. no other game froze. and now no other game (I can play crysis, call of duty, gta IV etc. for hours without any freeze) freezes my pc except quakelive ... this is quite annoying, and I hope the MS guys get off their asses and fix this asap ... I doubt it though.
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I have tried literally everything in this thread and I am very annoyed at those posting with useless BS that causes me to have to read through worthless trollcrap *cough squall leonhart cough*and others that feed his trolling ass. Please just shut the F up if you have nothing USEFUL and RELATED to this topic of STARCRAFT CRASHING IN WINDOWS 7 thank you so much for your understanding.
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Holst: The Planets - Rattle
Warner Music (Japan) WPGS-50028/9 (2 discs)
Stereo/Multichannel Hybrid
Classical - Orchestral
Holst: The Planets Op. 32, Colin Matthews: Pluto - The Renewer, Kaija Saariaho: Asteroid 4179 - Toutatis, Matthias Pintscher: towards Osiris, Mark-Anthony Turnage: Ceres, Brett Dean: Komarov's Fall
Berliner Philharmoniker
Simon Rattle (conductor)
Review by John Broggio - June 8, 2015
The four asteroids (Saariaho's "Asteroid 4179: Toutatis", Pintscher's "towards Osiris", Turnage's "Ceres" & Dean's "Komarov's Fall") formed the first part of the concerts from which these recordings are taken. Whether it is the brutal ending of Ceres or the emptiness of the opening to Komarov's Fall, the playing (and conducting) is electrifying. Here, Rattle fully transmits his passion of supporting and championing new music and the Berliners respond in kind. Although very different in their use of musical form and (dis)harmony from the Holst, these four miniatures are conveyed with complete conviction and hold this listeners attention from beginning to end.
The second part of the three concerts that were taped for these discs comprised Holst's The Planets immediately followed by Colin Matthews' "Pluto, the Renewer" which is written as a companion piece of the Holst. Matthews is clever (and kind to those wishing to preserve the Holst on its own) by beginning in complete silence, which allows us to choose whether we want the "traditional" 7 solar system or an expanded 8 celestial bodies by programming our disc players. The interpretation treads a fine line between a "traditional" approach and finding something "new" to say. For the most part, the newness comes in getting the Berliners to bring a more disciplined response to their characteristically gorgeous timbres than they did for Karajan; Rattle is mercifully sparing in his interventions in this score. Where he does explore a (slightly) different approach to Holst's evergreen piece, Rattle is careful to tread lightly: there will be few who find much (if anything) to grumble about and there is much that tickles the ear in delight. From the woodwind solos to the solo strings to some very focussed brass and percussion playing, this account has most (if not everything) that one could wish for; the only notable absence is a spotlit organ obliterating all around it that marrs so many a recording - a studio account would however correct the inability to hear the organ at all.
After such a powerful and unrelenting climax to Mars, the gossamer violins at the end of Venus are transformed just as much as they are in the central section of Jupiter. Similarly miraculous is the blend of celeste and wind in Mercury; this is fleet of foot playing with such delicate tone from the Berliners seldom heard on disc prior to Abbado's arrival that is exquisite to hear. Jupiter is arguably the trickiest to bring off, if only because of the familiarity of the music. The cello & horns grand statement shortly before the great lyricism of the central section is allowed to treated as if coming from the Austro-Germanic tradition of music - this is one of the few interpretative decisions that sticks out from the whole, even on repeated listening. The centrepiece of Jupiter is played with incredible passion after starting with noble restraint; few manage such a dramatic change of emotion with complete conviction as Rattle does here. The close of Jupiter is very impressive, with greatly disciplined playing but not necessarily the outpouring of joy that others have found.
The expressivity of the Berlin strings in the opening of Saturn is beyond reproach and is matched by the brass. The sustained & gradual crescendo is just as powerful (if not more so) than that delivered earlier in Mars but just as importantly, Rattle persuasively releases the tension as sensitively as it was ratcheted up. Saturn brings a real sense of menace to it and Rattle makes a firm case for positioning it alongside Dukas' L'apprenti sorcier. As ever, the key to a really satisfying performance of The Planets is the concluding Neptune. When done well, the voices can almost literally sound as though they are coming from another world. This account was done well. As a planned (and semi-compulsory) encore, the collective forces follow immediately with Matthews' "Pluto, the Renewer". As with the four "asteroids", the response is deeply committed and beyond criticism which in such close proximity perhaps highlights a certain reserve in the Holst.
The sound, recorded in concert March 2006, is better than many from the Philharmonie. Perhaps to (very successfully) minimise noise from the audience, the microphones give slightly less "air" to the proceedings than might be ideal but the clarity of textures is very good considering. One must be honest and recognise that it is not in the same league as a first rate studio recording from the likes of BIS, Chandos, Channel Classics or PentaTone but it is one of the best examples of this orchestra on disc; the immense depth from the double bass section is often tangible and seldom captured this well. Despite all the labelling to the contrary on the disc, the booklet and the casing, this is a hybrid MCH/stereo disc.
This is a highly recommended purchase for all Berliner afficionado's as well as fans of Rattle's conducting. There are few examples of their collective work in promoting new music and it is illustrative to hear how fiercely committed all concerned are to every new note (5-stars) but slightly less so if they're old notes (4-stars, Holst).
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Elizabeth S. Gurrier
Background: Born in New Brunswick, New Jersey, November 1930. Received a B.A. in Art History, Wilson College, Chambersburg, PA. Spent two years in New York City business world, taking evening courses in copper enameling, ceramics and silk screening.
Married and moved to West Hartford, CT...raised three children. Did graduate work in education at St. Joseph College, West Hartford, and continued courses in design, figure study and sculpture at the University of Hartford. Exhibited sculpture in juried shows and galleries in Connecticut.
Before moving to New Hampshire, a stichery seminar sent her in a new direction: soft figures and quilts. After several years working with colored fabrics, she began imposing a new discipline--that of designing strictly with off-white fabrics, primarily unbleached muslin. Only the most soft and subtle touches of color were introduced in her stitchery. Both hand and machine stichery were used, along with quilting, trapunto and stuffing. The effect was to create light and shade as a "hard" suclptor would do. Without the emotional impact of color, the essence of the design became the interplay between texture and form.
In the late 1980s, she began working in a new direction--designing one-of-a-kind wall hangings in color. She uses textile paints and quilting on cotton and silk. Now, she continues her work on wall hangings in color.
Museums and galleries where her work has been exhibited include:
- De Cordova Museum, Lincoln, MA
- Herbert F. Johnson Museum, Cornell, NY
- University of Pittsburgh Gallery, Pittsburgh, PA
- Delaware Art Museum, Wilmington, DE
- Philadelphia Art Museum, Philadelphia, PA
- Currier Gallery of Art, Manchester, NH
Permanent collections of her work are exhibited at:
- Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian Institute, Washington, DC
- American Craft Museum, New York, NY
- North Carolina Art Museum, Raleigh, NC
- International Quilt Study Center at University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE
- Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinic, Manchester, NH
- Chubb Insurance Company, Corporate headquarters, Concord, NH
- The Taylor Group, Bedford, NH
- York Hospital, York, ME
Touring Shows in which her work has been exhibited include:
- Province of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia--a one-woman touring show
- American Craft Museum
- National Embroiderers Guild
- Renwick Gallery
- International Exhibition Foundation
- Quilt National
National Shows where she exhibited for many years include:
- American Crafts Enterprises (ACE) Rhinebeck Fair
- ACE Baltimore Winter Market
Juries and lectures:
- Taught workshops, lectured and acted on many jury panels in the USA and Canada.
- Served on the New Hampshire Percent for Art Selection Committee for public buildings.
Publications in which here work is shown include:
- The Art Quilt,
Robert Shaw, Hugh Lauter Levin Associates, Inc.
- The Complete Book of Machine Quilting,
Robbie & Tony Fanning, Chilton Book Co., Radnor, PA
- The Fiber Arts Design Book,
Hastings House Publishers, New York, NY
- Soft Sculpture,
Carolyn Vosburg Hall, Davis Publishing, Inc. Worcester MA
- The Quiltmaker's Handbook,
Michael James, Prentice Hall, Inc. Englewood Cliffs NJ
- The Sewing Machine Craft Book,
Carolyn Vosburg Hall, Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., New York, NY
- The Second Quiltmaker's Handbook,
Michael James, Prentice-Hall, Inc. Englewood Cliffs, NJ
- Quilting, Patchwork, Applique, & Trapunto,
Thalma R. Newman, Crown Publishers Inc., New York, NY
- American Crafts,
Katherine Pearson, Stewart Tabori & Chang, New York, NY


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I need to find my groove again.
I am a very methodical person and I like routines.
But being out of routine for 12 weeks definitely takes its tool.
I tried to be organized last night for this morning:
Pump was set for the morning session.
Lunch packed in the fridge.
Oatmeal packet in my purse.
Clothes out.
Everything went very well at home and I was out of the door early...
despite Alena waking to nurse at 4am (thanks, sweetie!).
I was feeling my groove again at work quite easily.
Then I went to pump,
and I realized that I forgot a piece at home!
Thankfully John was off and was willing to bring the piece to me,
because there was NO way that I could wait until I got home.
I never did this after I had Luci...I am really losing my mind!
A journey through the life of a married couple: the meshing of 2 strong cultures...and more!
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
2 comments:
- Sarah said...
That's the worst! I still get panicky about always having my pump with me. I've even started assembling it before I leave the house to ensure I don't forget one of the cajillion little pieces.
- July 26, 2011 at 3:11 PM
- WASPY GIRL said...
Ahhhh, can't wait to dust off the old pump. jk. I too used to assemble the pump before leaving the house. I'm not as naturally organized as you and I work far away from home, so it's a necessity.
- July 28, 2011 at 3:48 PM
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I usually love reading other people's tags and facts about them, but I'm not sure if I want them to be a huge part of this blog - I have other things to discuss (aka favourite movies and good books hahah)
Anyway, without further ado, here are 25 random facts about me!
- My middle name is Molly
- I have two older brothers
- I don't eat any animal products!
- I love reading - my favourite book is City of Bones
- My three favourite movies are Lords of Dogtown, Palo Alto and Brokeback Mountain
- I am very introverted - I like spending time alone
- I love organisation and stationary, but in reality I'm not very organised
- I feel weird wearing big brand names like Nike
- I haaaate conflict
- I frequently stress about whether I'm wasting my life
- My hair is naturally light blonde and I love it
- I have a jack russell terrier, her name is Kelly
- 13 is my favourite number
- Wrapping presents is my favourite thing about Christmas
- I liked school until year 10 and after that I hated it
- I was born on the 30th of January
- I am very good at under-packing!!
- My favourite season is Autumn
- I have very weak nails :(
- I had braces for two years (from about 12 - 14)
- I am so socially awkward it hurts
- I have absolutely no idea what I want to do with my life
- My favourite holiday is Halloween
- I have never been in a relationship
- I feel like the more makeup I put on, the weirder I look
And now I'll leave you with this adorable photo of Kelly - aren't her eyes so pretty? Comment a random fact about yourself or something we have in common!! Byee :))


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Tuesday, September 29, 2009
by Maximilian Schneiderhahn
We were surprised by the mosaic - we didn't know that Max had done any. But he did work in a variety of mediums, and family lore says he did this, so we'll go with that.
St. Louis, Missouri
September 27, 2009
Courtesy of Thomas Schneiderhahn
Posted by Jim Frazier at 10:35 AM
1 comment:
- Nancy said...
Hello! Did you know we have a mosaic like this of Max Schneiderhahn himself at our museum? Nancy Ayres, Washington (Mo) Historical Society
- July 17, 2010 at 11:00 AM
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Thankful Thursday & 52 | 2012 - Texture
1. Halloween is over. HALLELUJAH!! I always go into this holiday with high hopes but am totally candy corned and fake blooded out by the big night!
2. I found the plug in my house where I can vacuum the majority of my house without moving outlets.
3. The temperatures have cooled to delightfully perfect weather!
4. It's cool enough to start my Starbucks hot chocolate habit back up.
5. My sister who went to Costco and bought 8 cans of said hot chocolate for me because I was worried they would run out!
6. My new dishwasher that is patiently awaiting installation in my garage.
7. The satisfaction of accomplishing my to do list today.
8. My new iPhone and the lovely photos it takes!
The theme for this week was texture and I have been playing a lot lately with light and not making everything all even light with perfect Martha Stewart light! Thanks a lot Wendy, for some reason I am trying to step out of my box and I'm not likin it!! It's scary outside of my nice well evenly lit box! But every once in a while I find a shot that makes me go, ok that's kinda cool.....so totally not me, but cool none the less! This was one of those shots. The morning sun was streaming in my front window lighting up my little girl and her breakfast! I though the texture created in this photo by the shadows was pretty neat!!
Up next week - Wind
Don't forget to check out my other friends linked photos this week-
5 comments:
- Heather M. said...
beautiful photo! good for you for stepping out of your comfort zone - wendy's been making me do that too. ;)
and #1 - i totally agree! soooooo glad Halloween is over. fellow halloween grinches unite! ;)
- November 2, 2012 at 9:33 AM
- Just Rhonda said...
That shot TOTALLY has texture in the lights and darks!! Isn't it so good and so hard that Wendy pushes us out of our comfort zones?!
- November 2, 2012 at 11:35 AM
- Jean said...
love the light!
man, speaking of finding an outlet. i need to vacuum as well! ha.
- November 2, 2012 at 4:12 PM
- Amanda Kelley said...
Love this Thankful Thursday posts. Something I would love to join in, if somehow my schedule had some wiggle room---still a bit crazy busy.
Oh and I am so jealous of finding that outlet you can vaccumm almost the entire area you need too. My husband convinced me to buy a Dyson ball and that vaccumm has shortest cord known to man. Sad. And who is stuck vaccumming with the vaccumm cleaner my husband just had to have? I miss our cheap Bissel.
- November 3, 2012 at 5:15 AM
- Hanne said...
Beautiful light in this photo!! Wow - two post in one! I do multitasking, too now and then!
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tobias and the angel
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what a great blog. I was particularly interested in this post. Was it worth your money you would say? And are you carrying on any of your newly acquired skills?
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Thanks a lot for your comment. Sorry I'm replying so late - maybe you won't get this - I didn't think to check previous entries for comments until recently.
Yes, I thought the Tobias and the Angel workshop was worth the money, though pricey, as it was so inspiring and the people running it were definitely living a whole lifestyle integrating this kind of handmade creative philosophy.
I wouldn't say I'm using the skills I acquired there directly - for example I still print with pigments and textile binder rather than dyes, as I don't have facilities to steam my fabric to fix the prints, and with the textile binder and pigments I can just heat fix them by ironing. However I think the inspiration of the block printing and their studio has stayed with me and was well worth it.


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Mr. William Denune
Mr. William Denune died in 1704, age 48, a Minister of the Pencaitland Parish Church for 20 years beginning in 1685, he is burried inside the Church, east nave. I have paraphrased the text of this fascinating 1798 book which includes a few pages on the Denune name and ends with the family of Minister WIlliam Denune. To read the original, click on 1798 Baronage of Scotland, Denune of Catbole.pdf Duncan Campbell was condemned to be drown in the Clyde River, but escaped to Ross-shire with his brother Donald where they assumed their mother's maiden name, Denune. The information in the 1798 Baronage of Scotland book is free, however an original copy of the book is for sale HERE.
Minister William Denune's son William, born in 1695 could be our Dr. William Denune, the first Denune in America. Minister William Denune's daughter, Marianne married Sir John Hope-Bruce, who was the Governor of Bermuda from 1721-27.
Pencaitland Memorial Inscription for Minister William Denune
Pencaitland Parish Church Graveyard Inscriptions (775.18 KB) - See last page of this document for "Denune" inscription
DENUNE William (inside church) died 1704 age 48
DENUNE:HEPBURN"Exuvias hic posuit Carnis Victor spirtus M.GULIELMI DENUNE Qui per annos novemdecim hujus parochiae pastor Morum Fuavitate linguae fuadela totius vitae tenore Sincerus Evangeli praeco. In omni negotio etiam mundano Christianum Sapient. Eaetis ac auris Ecclisiae Vicibus aequanimiter inserviit. Socios Juvit suos instruxit Exemplo denique quantum innotuit omnes erudivit Et insitam animo hilaritatem sic summo commutavit gaudio. Ad Cal Feb anno aetatis quadragesimo octavo Salvat MDCCIV Vitae Comes unanimis octo liberorum lecta Mater inter cineres unius et alterius GULIELMI JOHANNIS et HELENAE praemortuorum. Cum honore et lachrimis recondi. Curavit Moerens ISABELLA HEPBURN vidua."
DENUNE:HEPBURN - A Translation (With acknowledgement to the Haddingtonshire Courier.)
"Here the victorious spirit of Mr. William Denune, who was for 19 years minister of the Parish, laid aside his earthly tabernacle. He was a true preacher of the gospel both by the sweetness of his manners, the persuasive eloquence of his tongue, and by the whole tone of his life. In the joyful and sorrowful changes in the church he calmly did his duty. He was helpful to his friends, instructed his own people by his example, and communicated to others the knowledge which he himself had acquired. And so he exchanged his natural cheerfulness of spirit for the highest joy about the beginning of February in the year of our Salvation 1704, in the 48th year of his age. His mourning widow (Isabel Hepburn) like-minded companion of his life, the beloved mother of his eight children, was buried with honour and tears among the ashes of her husband William, and her son William, of John and Helen who predeceased her."
Campbells of Denoon
This interesting information was taken from, A History of Clan Campbell, Volume 1, by Alastair Campbell. This book was first published in 2000, and is an authoritative history of Clan Campbell in 3 volumes. The author, Alastair Campbell of Airds was Chief Executive of the Campbell Clan and was in charge of the Argyll Archives for thirteen years.
Research carried out by the College of Arms in London established a new house within the Campbell Clan, tracing the "Campbell of Denoon". This group is descended from Duncan Campbell who fled death penalty punishment, and assumed his mother's maiden name Denoon. A detailed account of this story is recorded in the Baronage of Scotland, on this page of my website. The grandson of a Scottsman who emigrated to Australia, Alfred Campbell, took out Arms, at the College of Arms in London in 1838, and matriculated as, "Campbell of Denoon". Alfred Campbell was descended from a David Campbell, alis Denoon, who died at the age of 65 in 1793 and was buried at the churchyard at Fearn.
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The sirname Denune is of great antiquity in Scotland, is local, and was assumed by the proprietors of the lands and barony of Denune in Argyleshire, as soon as sir names became hereditary in this country, though these lands afterward became the property of the family of Argyle.
Sir Arthur de Denune, flourished in the reign of King Alexander III, and had the honor of knighthood conferred upon him by that prince, whom he survived several years.
In a charter of James Lord High Stewart of Scotland, confirming the donations of his predecessors to the Monastery of Paisiey, the witnesses are, "Robert bishop of Glasgow, John brother of the Lord High Steward, Sir Arthur de Denune, Sir Nicholas Campbell, and Sir Reginald de Crawford, knights, William de Shaw, Alexander de Normanville, &c. esquires," anno 1294.
This Sir Arthur was afterward, with many of his countrymen, compelled to submit to King Edward I of England, anno 1296.
At the same time, Guy de Denune was also forced to swear fealty to the said King Edward anno 1296
Whether Sir Arthur de Denune and Guy were brothers, we cannot determine, but it's believed that, of these two, most of the Denunes in Scotland are descended, whose posterity have been free barons in different counties of this kingdom, some centuries ago.
The lands and Castle of Denune have been long the property of the family of Argyle, as before observed. They have a tradition handed down by their bards and sennachies, which is still believed, viz. That a younger son of the family of Argyle was appointed heretable governor and keeper of the Castle of Denune. Duncan Campbell, one of his posterity, having had some feuds with his neighbours, also vassals of Argyle, committed several depredations and drove their cattle into his cattle, &c. which the earl of Argyle highly resented, and had the governor, though his kinsman, tried, condemned, and ordered to be drowned in the water of Clyde, &c. However, Duncan had the good fortune to make his escape, and fled to the north country, where he settled, and his mother having been a daughter of the family of Denune, he assumed that for his sirname, which his posterity enjoyed ever after, but they retained the armorial bearing of the Campbells, their paternal ancestors.
This Duncan had a brother, Donald, who accompanied him to the north, and also assumed Denune for his sirname. He being bred to the church, and a man of parts and learning, became abbot of Ferne in Rossshire, where he acquired considerable wealth.
Duncan, the governor, now Duncan Denune, was the immediate ancestor of this family, and was father of
Andrew Denune, afterwards of Catbole, who lived in the reigns of King James IV, and V. He acquired from his uncle Donald the abbot, the lands and barony of Catbole in Rossshire, anno 1534, which became the chief title of his family. Contemporary with this Andrew, lived Sir David Denune, also settled in the north country, who was possessed of a considerable estate, which appears by two charters under the great seal, domino Willielmo de Denune, of the lands and barony of Pittogarty, the village and lands of Pitnellie, Balnacouth, &c. in the shires of Ross and Inverness; one dated in the year of 1538, and another in 1540, but we can give no account of his posterity. Andrew of Catbole died in the beginning of the reign of queen Mary, leaving issue a son,
John Denune of Catbole, who succeeded him, and married Catharine Ross, a daughter of the ancient family of Balnagowan, which is instructed by a charter under the great seal, Johanni Denune de Catbole, et Catharine Ross ejus sponse, terrarum de Arkbole, &c. &c. in the shires of Ross and Inverness, dated 12th April 1556. By the said Catharine Ross he had two sons; 1) John, his heir. 2) Andrew, who carried on the line of his family, as will be shown hereafter. He died in the reign of King James VI, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
John Denune, the third baron of Catbole, who never married, but resigned his lands in favours of his brother Andrew, anno 1589, whereupon he got a charter under the great seal, hereafter narrated. He dying without issue before the year 1604, was succeeded by his brother,
Andrew Denune, baron of Catbole, who got a charter under the great seal, confirming a charter of vendition and alienation to his grandfather, from Donald Denune abbot of Ferne, dilecto nepoti fuo Andrew Denune, &c. of the lands and barony of Catbole, in Rossshire, for a certain sum of money paid to him by the said Andrew. The charter is dated in 1534, as before observed, and the confirmation is dated the penult day of September 1604. He got another charter, Andrew Denune de Catbole, &c. of the lands of Milntoun of Ferne, dated in September 1594. Also a charter of confirmation upon the resignation of the above John Denune of Catbole, To and in favours of his beloved brother, Andrew Denune, of the lands of Hilton, commonly called Ballocknock, in Rossshire. The resignation is dated 12th March 1589, as before mentioned, and the confirmation 11th June 1611. He died before the year 1620, and left issue a son and successor,
John Denune, fifth baron of Catbole, a man of singular merit, a faithful and loyal subject to King Charles I, who spent the greatest part of his paternal estaste in his majesty's service, and dying before the restoration of King Charles II, had no opportunity of getting any redress. He left issue a son and heir
Norman Denune Esq; who inherited all his fathers virtues, but little or none of his estate. He married Catharine, daughter of sir Hector Munro of Foulis Bart, by whom he had 2 sons, 1) Norman. 2) Mr. William, of whom more afterwards.
Norman Denune, eldest son of the above Norman, married a daughter of ____ Ross of Balnagowan, by whom he had a son, Walter Denune Esq; whose only son ____ is settled in the East Indies.
Mr. William Denune, second son of the first Norman, a man of parts and learning, and being bred to the church, was minister of the gospel at Pencaitland, in East Lothian, where he married Isabella, daughter of Doctor George Hepburn of Moncraig, Esq; by Helen his wife, daughter of sir Alexander Swinton of that ilk, and by her he had one son, George; and several daughters, 1) Christian, married to James Hepburn Congalton Esq; chief of the ancient family of the Congaltons of that ilk in East Lothian, without issue, 2) Mariamne, married to sir John Bruce-Hope of Kinross, baronet, by whom she had one son, John, who died in infancy, and a daughter, Anne Bruce-Hope of Arnot, who is now heir of line of the Hopes of Craighall, Bruces of Kinross, &c. Mr William's other daughters died unmarried.
George Denune Esq; his only son married Isabella, daughter of Alexander Edgar younger of Wedderley Esq; by whom he had one son, William Denune Esq; a youth of great hopes and spirit, who died in the flower of his age, unmarried. George had several other children, of whom there is only one daughter, Janet, surviving.


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