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Autumn's Requiem – Part of the 'Seasons in the Shire' series
By Ariel and Aratlithiel
Rated: NC-17 for sexual content
This is as close to book canon as we could make it with two exceptions: 1- Rose works at the inn as she did in the movie (because it was just so convenient) and 2- Frodo's description includes his lovely blue eyes (although Tolkien never said he didn't have blue eyes…he might have – you don't know!)
Co-Author's Note:From Ariel – I have been absolutely delighted to find Aratlithiel, a true jewel among hobbit lasses, but to work with her has been an utter dream. She and I have been on such an incredibly similar wavelength that all I have had to say was a word or phrase, and she has written it – and using the same spirit and enthusiasm I intended! I can literally not believe my good fortune! She is supremely talented and a joy to talk to… and though we have known each other only a few weeks, I feel like we have been friends our whole lives. That is such an incredibly rare feeling and one most of us only experience when we are youngsters – to find it with a sweet kindred spirit at my age is a marvel that I thank Aratlithiel for.
Autumn's Requiem is broken up into chapters – roughly by who did the majority of the writing. Chapters 1 and 3 are Aratlithiel's, chapters 2 and 4 are mine though the story idea and original story rough were Aratlithiel's. I hope you, the reader, enjoy this story as much as I enjoyed writing it with her.
(Please see Aratlithiel's note at the end of this chapter.)
~Chapter 1~
He sat alone in the corner and Rose found her eyes straying back to gaze at him again and again as if drawn by some silent command. He hadn't been by since the incident with Sandyman several weeks ago and Rose had begun to wonder if he'd ever return. Then he traipsed in with a smile and 'hello' for her nigh on half an hour before as if he'd only been in just yesterday.
He was absently sipping at a mug of ale and his attention was focused on the open pages of the book splayed on the table. A mostly empty bowl of stew and half a loaf of bread were pushed to the side and out of his way. His feet looked rather muddy and the bottom edges of his cloak, which was thrown carelessly on the bench across from him, looked damp and heavy as if he'd been walking through high, moist grass. The battered walking stick and even more battered leather pack propped against the wall behind him led Rose to deduce that Mr. Baggins had been out and about on one of the infamous jaunts the folk in Hobbiton so dearly loved to gossip and conjecture about. 'Where DO you suppose he gets himself off to?' people would say. 'Off to mingle with those Elves more like than not…he's a Baggins, ain't he?' was most often their disapproving answer.
Rose never understood why the people of Hobbiton and Bywater seemed to scrutinize the young master of Bag End so ruthlessly or why they seemed so scandalized by his slightest oddity. After all, she didn't see what was so strange about taking long walks and reading. Plenty of folk could be found out and about with their walking sticks on a nice day and that wasn't considered scandalous in the least - and those who could read often did. It remained a mystery to Rose why it would cause such a flurry of whispered conversation when it was young Mr. Baggins who did those things and anyone else could do so without so much as a peep being said.
Of course, the elder Mr. Baggins had been a bit on the outrageous side - what with his tales of dragons and wizards and the like. Rose herself had always found the tales exciting and wildly fascinating. Not that she'd ever dream of seeking her own adventure, mind, but to have actually met someone who had had one… made her feel quite special, it did, and she wasn't ashamed to let anyone know it.
She shifted her gaze around the room, looking to see if anyone's mug needed her immediate attention. The room was fairly empty, it being the middle of the week and most folk thinking about their beds about this time of night and not whether or not her pitcher was sitting idle. She sighed, took up her rag and began wiping down the bar. It was the third time she'd done so in the last ten minutes. After she'd finished absently lifting pitchers and crockery and swiping her cloth underneath, she tossed the rag back into the basin and propped her elbow on top of the bar and her chin in her hand. She absently blew a wisp of stray curl out of her eyes, and found that they had again drifted over to Mr. Baggins.
'My!, but he is lovely to look at, isn't he now?' thought Rose. She had seen him often enough, but it was only recently that she had actually begun to notice him. He had been just another part of life in Bywater until the set-to with Sandyman. It wasn't until he'd knocked Ted onto his ear that Rose had begun to think that maybe there was something about Mr. Baggins that she had been missing all that time. There was a wildness in him that she had witnessed only that night - a tumult of passion and feeling that seemed to roil just below the surface. The brief glimpse of it had taken Rose's breath away and she wondered what she'd find if she had the opportunity to look a bit longer and deeper.
He was what her mother would call a 'friendly acquaintance,' - someone you would pass by and exchange smiles with but never really sit down and talk to - someone you'd maybe like to get to know a little better but never really took the time or opportunity to actually do it. He often stopped at the inn for lunch or tea when he passed by on his way home from one of his jaunts or hiked over from Hobbiton with Samwise for a few ales or a bite of supper.
Samwise. She laughed a little and bit her lip, wondering what Samwise would think if he knew she was here ogling his master as he sat minding his own business and reading his book. She blushed a little at the thought and began to trace abstract patterns on the bar's polished surface.
Sam was a good hobbit - one of the best she knew. She used to love nothing better than to spend a lazy afternoon with him and her brothers dipping their toes in Bywater Pool or just roaming through the wheat fields making jokes and playing tag. Up until just this past spring she'd been certain he was going to speak any day and it had made her giggle like a little lass to think what she would say or do when he did. But lately he'd been distant and seemed more concerned with the doings of his master than anything Rose might be getting herself up to. The few times he had come to court, he'd been sweetly shy as usual and attentive, of course, but had cut the evening short on every occasion, always using some excuse of having to keep near his master with his upcoming move to Buckland so near… 'incase he needs anything, you understand' he would say.
Rose did not understand and she'd had it just about up to the tips of her ears with sweet and shy. Rose Cotton was a full-grown hobbit lass after all and though she couldn't say she had as much experience as someone like that Pearl Took there had been so much gossip about lately, well…a lass from Bywater could have wants and desires too, couldn't she? And right now Rose wanted something more than bashful hand-holding and chaste kisses on her cheek. She wanted something…exciting, maybe even a little dangerous…something… exotic.
She pulled her eyes from the bar and looked across the room to find them locked immediately on those of Mr. Baggins.
~ * ~
Rose caught her breath and held it for a moment. His bright eyes seemed to capture and hold hers even from several dozen feet away. For a moment, she wondered if he had somehow heard her thoughts and she blushed again. She wondered also how many lasses had drowned in those eyes and why none of them had managed to hold onto him for very long. Oh, she had heard the rumors about Mr. Baggins on that subject often enough and unlike the other nasty ones she'd heard, these she tended to believe. They were, after all, some of the few nice things being said about him. Rose doubted anyone would make up complimentary things to say about Mr. Baggins when there were already so many uncomplimentary things running about to fill a conversation with.
She saw his dark brow quirk and his full lips turn up in a puzzled smile before she realized she was still staring at him. He lifted his mug in a silent request for a refill and the spell was broken. Rose blushed yet again as she fumbled behind her for the pitcher and had to take several deep breaths to collect herself before making her way across the room.
"Everything well, then, Mr. Baggins?" she asked as she poured him a fresh draught.
"Very well, Miss Cotton, thank you for asking," he replied. "And you?"
It took an effort of will to keep her hand steady as she poured. So intent was Rose's concentration on the task at hand that she didn't realize he had asked her a question.
"Beg pardon, sir?" she said, not daring to lift her eyes to his.
He chuckled a little and repeated his question. "I asked you how you are doing, Miss Cotton. Is everything well with you?"
She risked a glance at him. He was smiling at her and his eyes were dancing, weaving their spell. She looked away quickly, hoping to hide the blush she could feel beginning to heat her cheeks. 'Does he do that on purpose?' she wondered. 'Does he even know he does it?'
"Aye, sir," she said. "Things are grand. Can I get you anythin', sir?"
"No thank you, Miss Cotton," he said, lifting his freshly filled mug. "I believe I'll finish this and be off."
She reached for the remnants of his supper and stacked the bowl onto the cutting board beside the unfinished bread. As she lifted the small pile from the table, she made the mistake of looking into his eyes again. Her grip faltered. The bowl tipped clumsily and he reached to catch it, capturing her hand in one of his and the bowl in the other. The spark that flew from his skin to hers startled her and she nearly snatched her hand away in astonishment, but something made her leave it where it was instead. She looked at him.
"Aye, sir," she heard herself say as if someone else were speaking. "I believe I'll be heading off myself right soon."
His eyes narrowed slightly and his gaze intensified. She could almost feel them burning her skin as they traveled deliberately from her own and down her arm to the hand he still clutched his. His grip tightened for a moment and his throat bobbed as he swallowed.
"Then perhaps," he said once more meeting her eyes, "perhaps you'll allow me to see you home safely, Miss Cotton." He released her hand but continued to hold her with his eyes.
She straightened slowly. It seemed there was a roaring sound in her ears and heat flushed her cheeks. Her voice, coming in quick, feathery puffs, sounded far more collected than she felt. "That would be right nice of you, Mr. Baggins," she said slowly and flashed him a small smile.
~ * ~
The smials of Bywater were mostly dark and the stars blazed brilliantly as they made their way down the road. Early September leaves of scarlet and gold shone black against the autumn sky and the sweet smell of wood smoke wafting through the air called to mind images of home and comfort. The dirt path they strode stretched out before them, the reflected starlight turning its normal tawny brown to a rippling stream of pale cream.
They walked close together and Rose could feel an exhilarating lightning pass through her whenever her arm would brush against his. It was as if he were a thundercloud and she were a drop of rain he was gathering to himself before letting loose an almighty burst. She could scarcely put one foot in front of the other and had to keep reminding herself to breathe so she wouldn't end up fainting dead away in the middle of the road. They walked without speaking for long moments and after a time the silence got so heavy Rose thought she might scream just to break it. Then he spoke and the quiet of the night seemed to scatter and flee on the inflections of his clear, musical voice.
"Sam spoke of courting you once," he said casually. "Do you still? Court, I mean?"
"No," she said, though perhaps a little too quickly. She thanked the darkness for hiding her blush. "That is, well…" She stopped and thought for a moment. "Truth be told, Mr. Baggins," she continued, "I think Samwise has lost interest in me. He hasn't come to call in quite some time and I've quite given up on him."
He stopped walking and turned to look at her. His eyes shone in the darkness and the stars silhouetted his frame as if they glittered in their twilight dance just for the joy of being near him. It was only a fingernail moon tonight, but it seemed every beam of light it gave off shone down directly on him and turned his skin to a shimmering silver. 'Oh, he's just so beautiful…I don't think I can stand it.'
"Are you quite certain?" he asked, his eyes boring holes into her, piercing her and pinning her with their intensity.
"Oh, yes," she whispered. "Quite certain."
He gazed at her for a moment longer, gave a small nod as if satisfied then turned and continued walking.
"I'm afraid I'm at a loss as to where your home is, Miss Cotton," he said. "You'll have to alert me when we near the turn."
Rose stopped this time and he continued on for a few steps before realizing she was no longer beside him. He turned to her, puzzled. She stood in the road and looked at him, breathing with quick, light breaths. Her head was spinning but she gave him a small, giddy smile. He returned it with a quizzical look.
"We've passed the turn to my home, Mr. Baggins," she said simply.
"Oh?" he said, his brows lifting as he looked at her questioningly. "Why did you not say?"
She took several deep breaths and closed her eyes. "Because," she said, "I thought I might like to visit Hobbiton this evenin', sir. I thought I might like to see Bag End." She opened her eyes. "I thought I'd like to go to your home this evening."
He was very still and his eyes seemed to glow as they bored into hers. She felt naked before him, judged. He stared at her for a very long time, seeming not to move, or even breathe. She flushed right down to her toes and had almost made up her mind to just turn and walk away in her embarrassment when he spoke.
"Why?" he asked.
Rose faltered. "Why, sir?" She was surprised at the question and it took a moment for mind to stop tripping over itself and think of an appropriate response. Would he really make her say it right out loud? "I…" she began. "I should think that would be obvious, sir."
"Perhaps for any other hobbit," he said, his voice flat and his eyes dark, "but I am not…" He stopped and looked up to the sparkling waltz of the stars above their heads for a long moment. Then he dropped his eyes back to hers. "Things are different for me," he said matter-of-factly. "I must know before I continue."
'Gracious,' she thought, 'are things so difficult for him? Has he been stared at and gossiped about for so long that he can't even trust a lass who's throwing herself at him?' Rose suddenly felt a great wash of pity flow over her and an even greater surge of wanton desire for him. Her eyes filled with unbidden tears and she stepped closer, raising her hand to his cheek. '…so lovely.'
"I could lie to you, Mr. Baggins and say it's because I'm in love with you and have been admiring you for years," she said. "But the plain truth is, sir, I've heard the rumors." His eyes narrowed and she heard a hiss of breath as his body tensed and he made to move away. "The rumors," she said quickly, staying him with her touch, "the rumors say that you're different with the lasses than other lads are. Different in a good way, sir." She bit her lip and softly stroked his cheek. He closed his eyes and turned his face slightly and almost unwillingly so that and his lips brushed her thumb. "I don't really believe the other things some say about you, but I think I believe that." Her voice dropped to a bare whisper and she moved in so close her warm breath skimmed his throat. "And I wanted to find out for myself…sir. I could do with a little bit of different just now. Just for tonight."
He let out a long breath and stepped away, opening his eyes. He tilted his head to gaze at the sky, seeming to turn her words over in his mind. He remained still for a very long time and she again thought that maybe she should turn quietly for home and try to forget that she had placed herself in such an awkward and embarrassing position.
"What of your family?" he asked quietly. "Won't they worry after you?"
"I often stay at the inn when I've a late night," she said. "They'll not think it any different."
He turned his head and gave her a penetrating look. "And you're certain your courtship with Samwise is over?" he asked.
"Yes, sir," she said.
Keeping his gaze locked on hers he said, "I shall be going away soon. I cannot promise anything more than tonight."
She returned his look steadily. "Aye sir. I'd not want more even if you were to ask it of me."
He seemed to consider that for a moment then his mouth pulled up in a gentle smile and he turned to her and extended his arm.
"All right, then," he said quietly. "I shall be most honored to have you as my guest this evening, Rose. But only if we can dispense with the 'sir' and settle on Frodo."
She returned his smile and took his arm.
~ * ~
His hand reached for the knob of the round green door and stopped, resting on the smooth, cool brass before he grasped it and turned to her. She saw doubt in his eyes for the first time since they'd left the inn and she wondered what it could mean. He brought his hand to his face and rubbed his jaw for a moment, his brows drawn together as if he were trying to puzzle out a very difficult riddle.
"Rose," he said, "are you quite certain you would not like me to escort you home?"
Rose drew her own brows together and felt her breath stop. 'Oh my. Does he not want me? Have I been too forward? Shocked him?'
"I…I don't understand Mis- Frodo," she stammered, suddenly shy and unsure. "Have I…do you not…" She stopped and looked at him openly, hands wringing at the fringe of her shawl. "Do you want me to go?"
He gave her a small, warm smile and took both her hands in his, the right one warm and moist from when it had held her arm and the left cool and dry from the chill of the doorknob. The magic of his eyes surrounded her and she felt a fluttering warmth in her belly that moved through her body to tingle even her fingers and toes with new heat.
"No, Rose," he said, "I don't want you to go. It's just…" He looked down and dropped her hands. He ran a hand through his hair while the other moved to clutch at his cloak and then fist at his hip. He bent his head and paused then peered up at her, hand still tangled in his hair. He gave a small chuckle, at once merrily mischievous and abashedly perplexed. "I don't make a habit of bringing lasses to my bed unless…well, unless it's someone I care for very much and who cares for me as well. And since you've been so direct with me I feel I must reciprocate. Though you may not have admired me for years, I must confess that I have admired you. In fact I may have attempted to coax you here sooner had not Sam let it slip that he fancied you."
"Oh, sir," she started and he frowned at her. "Frodo," she corrected, "I…I didn't mean…"
"You were very plain in what you meant, dear Rose," he said quickly, "and please don't think I've taken offense - I haven't. I admire your boldness and believe I've never had so pleasing a proposal from one so fair in all my years." He smiled gently and reclaimed her hands. "But the fact is, dear Rose," he continued, "there are certain… responsibilities that must be considered when two people…" He paused and flushed with an embarrassed smile and Rose had to work hard to restrain a giggle. "I told you before that I would be leaving shortly," he went on. "I will be leaving Hobbiton and may be…unavailable for quite some time."
"Aye, sir," said Rose. "You're off to Buckland. I've heard."
"Buckland, yes," Frodo's eyes took on a far away expression and his brow creased in what appeared to Rose to be something akin to sorrow or regret. He seemed to recall himself and then refocused on Rose. "Buckland and perhaps…perhaps a bit further. It's quite possible I shall not return."
Her face pulled into a worried frown. "Not return? But…"
"The point is," he interrupted, "that should consequences arise, I may not be on hand to…well to help."
"Oh," breathed Rose and smiled with relief. So that was all. "Oh, you needn't worry yourself over such things," she laughed and tousled his hair like a small lad. "I've maybe not had all the experience as some have but I'm no babe either. I know my herbs and how to read a calendar well enough." Her smile broadened and he returned it with a bright one of his own.
"Still," he said soberly but not without a twinkle in his eye, "there are risks and…"
"Why don't you let me worry about the risks," she said and patted his cheek with her small, warm hand. She reached for the doorknob and turned it, pushing the door open and then looked back over her shoulder. "Are you going to invite me in, then?" she asked with a smile.
He gave her a gentle laugh and placing his hand at her waist, led her through the door.
Co-Author's Note:From Aratlithiel – I tumbled into this friendship with Ariel by sheer luck and circumstance. For those of you who don't send thank you notes to your reviewers, I suggest you start doing so – you never know where it might lead. The result of those first few exchanged emails is a lovely kinship brought about through shared opinions and mutual admiration for each other's expressions of love for Tolkien's work. I myself do not pretend to be equal to Ariel's talent at turn-of-phrase and those of you who have not read her work must do so at once. (My personal favorite is 'Thicker Than Blood' but feel free to choose your own :) Her work is astonishing in it's brilliance and I truly cannot imagine anyone disagreeing with my personal assessment of it. She writes very true to Tolkien book canon and her work can honestly be called missing chapters. I am in awe.
This fic began as a follow-up to 'Nigh on September.' I happened to mention to Ariel that I was toying with the idea of a Frodo/Rose romance and she responded that she didn't think it would be believable. Considering myself duly challenged, I promptly wrote chapter 1 and then got caught like a deer in the headlights with chapter 2. Once you've read chapter 2, you will all thank me for having absolutely no talent with love scenes and throwing myself at Ariel's mercy to undo the horrific mess I got myself into. Suitably convinced of the plausibility of the story-line, she rose to the challenge magnificently and a partnership was born. What she can do with words is beyond my understanding but I am happy to sit back and watch her do it and then bask in the completed work. I am truly thanking the Valar that such an artist deigns to call me 'friend.'


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ster·e·o·graph(stĕr′ē-ə-grăf′, stîr′-)
Two stereoscopic pictures or one picture with two superposed stereoscopic images, designed to give a three-dimensional effect when viewed through a stereoscope or special glasses.
tr.v. ster·e·o·graphed, ster·e·o·graph·ing, ster·e·o·graphs
To make a stereographic picture of.
stereograph(ˈstɛrɪəˌɡræf; -ˌɡrɑːf; ˈstɪər-)
(Photography) two almost identical pictures, or one special picture, that when viewed through special glasses or a stereoscope form a single three-dimensional image. Also called: stereogram
ster•e•o•graph(ˈstɛr i əˌgræf, -ˌgrɑf, ˈstɪər-)
a single or double picture for a stereoscope.


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Mapcode Global: WHB7K.MRGH
Entry Name: Canal Warehouse
Listing Date: 29 January 1988
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1073361
English Heritage Legacy ID: 186294
Location: Foulridge, Pendle, Lancashire, BB8
County: Lancashire
District: Pendle
Civil Parish: Foulridge
Built-Up Area: Foulridge
Traditional County: Lancashire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Lancashire
Church of England Parish: Foulridge St Michael and All Angels
Church of England Diocese: Blackburn
7/139 Canal Warehouse
Canal warehouse, early C19. Stone, stone slate roof. Segmental-headed door. Two
3-light stone square mullioned windows. 1st floor: Similar 3-light window. On
right-hand a ledged loading bay door suspended on rollers.
Listing NGR: SD8887642532
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Three different frogs were seen while transplanting a set of arapaho blackberries, which will hopefully be happier with more sun. The blackberries, not the frogs. The frogs can chose where to sit on their own. Frog no. 1: Rana palustris, … Continue reading
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Last week, just as I was musing on a topic to write about, there was breaking news in The New York Times about Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, co-chairman, with his brother, of the Weinstein Co. Unknown to the general public (but well-known to many in Hollywood), he has led a 30-year career of routine sexual harassment of actresses and other women he employed, several of whom have sued him and successfully settled those cases against him.
Conservatives on social media met this news with glee. There's been a solid two years of lecturing, hectoring and moral condescension from the left about just how execrable a man Donald Trump is and how deplorable his voters are. The foul language he tossed off to Billy Bush in the notorious "Entertainment Tonight" video was just Exhibit No. 1 in the resistance movement to destroy him and delegitimize his presidency.
But now it turns out that Harvey Weinstein, one of the biggest political moneymen and facilitators in Hollywood, who has bankrolled the majority of prominent Democratic politicians, has far worse morals. And this has been an open secret in Hollywood for the past 30 years. Indeed, women of all sorts have fought hard to be able to work for him. However, since he was the kind of fleshly titan who made fabulous careers–and ended them, as well–his illegal proclivities were never spoken of openly. There are no atheists in foxholes, goes a famous aphorism. And, apparently, there are no outspoken feminists in Hollywood when it comes to their own career advancement.
Indeed, many of the same actresses who have hijacked award shows, for example, to harangue the public about their disgust for Trump turn out to have worked successfully with Harvey Weinstein for years. In some cases, such as that of Ashley Judd, who was allegedly propositioned over and over when she joined him for a meeting in his Beverly Hills hotel room–I know what you are thinking! Why would she even agree to meet him there?–the excessive degree of anger she displayed over Trump at the women's resistance march in Washington seems like transference of the anger she withheld from its actual target, Harvey Weinstein. Did you also hear Judd returned to work for him a few years later?
So, too, in the last few months we have heard from both Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama about the kinds of women who voted for Trump instead of Hillary. Hillary's prize statement was that, "White women voted against me because the men in their lives told them to." Apparently, she is unable to sustain the thought that, after a lengthy political career lived fully in the public eye, adult women might have nuanced political disagreements with her. Nope. To her mind, these are all women incapable of having an independent thought of their own. All merely do what their menfolk tell them to as if the modern right in America was living in its own version of Saudi Arabia. Needless to say, it's not much of an incentive to vote for her in the future either, if she imposes another political run on the polity.
Michelle Obama similarly ascribed complete lack of agency and self-knowledge to women Trump voters. "What does that mean for us as women?" she asked, rhetorically. "Well, to me that just says you don't like your voice. You like the thing that you're told to like." Apparently, identity politics, where a person votes only for the sex or race they identify with, is the only acceptable choice for these two Democratic superstars. That is, unless you are a middle-class white man identifying with Trump, when identity politics instantly transforms you into a sexist and racist troglodyte.
And yet both these women have been until now huge fans of Harvey Weinstein. Michelle Obama, whose husband controlled every spy agency in America, even let her daughter, Malia, intern for him. Hillary Clinton has been photographed with her two hands on Weinstein's chest and a huge smile on her face. I imagine the donation he handed over for events was massive.
All this and yet not even one tiny joke on the late shows the day this story broke. The entertainment industry is still in thrall of Weinstein's power, it seems. Or at least, still terrified of repercussions.
Yet even this factor helps explain conservative amusement when this story broke. After years of moral condescension from the left, it's their full-on political hypocrisy that is now bathed in Hollywood spotlights.
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Last night the New Zealand chapter of the Web Standards group met in Wellington.
A bit of history
John Allsopp showed us how new media emerge from their ancestors: cinema from the stage, photography from painting, television from radio and cinema, the web predominantly from print. We're in at a very exciting period of development of the web. With some 11 years of web behind us we're thinking it's all becoming quite advanced, but John reminded us of where photography, movies, radio were after only 11 years of development. We look back on those early efforts and see how much those media have developed since then. As web designers we are right now influencing and shaping how the web will be in the future.
John reminded us that the Viewmaster was popular in its day, showing us photographic scenes in glorious stereo. But once we'd seen those scenes the Viewmaster had little more to offer. The web on the other hand has the capacity to do things.
It's not how it looks but what it can do.
Life changing
Local accessibility expert, Jonathan Mosen spoke next, starting us off on the right "Accessibility foot" by pointing out that although he was clearly disadvantaged, he could still surf the web. He was referring, of course, to his height.
As a blind user Johnathan has found the web has changed his life. He no longer needs a stranger to read his bank statement to him or a supermarket employee to be pulled from regular duties to help him shop for groceries. He uses Window-Eyes and Internet Explorer to surf web pages, check his bank balance, buy groceries, run Google searches, order pizza and for all the other activities that any user carries out.
Johnathan showed us how he surfs the web, though he was kind enough to reduce the speed of the speech browser by about half. He explained that if a page is properly coded with correct heading, alternate text and well-phrased link text then he can use the built-in features of his software to manoeuvre quickly to the information he needs.
Anyone with a bit of accessibility awareness knows those things so the information wasn't new. It was a very useful confirmation though. What I found interesting was a demonstration of the technology, the information about actual user experience, and most importantly, the anecdotal evidence of the power of the web to transform a life. Moreover, Johnathan is a very witty and entertaining speaker.
We saw that local auction site TradeMe incorporates all the features a blind user needs to buy and sell online, while Pizza Hut goes well until a blind user wants to complete their order, at which point a new window with inaccessible technology makes it impossible. Johnathan did comment though that New Zealand sites are by large very accessible, attributing that to our culture of inclusiveness in New Zealand.
Little boxes
Russ Weakley of MaxDesign showed us through one method of sorting out the Cascading Style Sheets for a design. His process involved first dividing content into boxes and coding up the empty boxes with coloured backgrounds. Once that's done you can gradually add content, formatting and so on, while testing at every stage.
That possibly sounds ridiculously simple and obvious, yet it gave me a much-needed boost so I came home and spent three hours sorting out a new template for myself. In the last 5 years I've gone from 'discovering' CSS, to being bewildered and totally floundering, to struggling mightily, to some semblence of competence. Russ's approach now gives me a system for applying the knowledge I have. He also reminded us about the power of descendant selectors, so my new template includes far fewer classes than before.
Excellent evening
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Negroes every day are being molested --
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Another fine day down here and we're going to make the most of it and drive over to Arundel. Shops first, then the Castle!
But not before we visited our fave posh 'greasy spoon' here: The Moat house in the town centre, and enjoyed a full-English brekky!!! Then it was a mooch round the shops, a short coffee-break by the river before Ian and Sharon departed, leaving us to do the Castle. The whole area was packed – not surprising really, as it was another scorcher of a day just like the last time we were here in 2007.
After a quick snooze in the afternoon, it was time to get ready for the evening. Ian and Sharon picked us up and we headed off to the Coach and Horses in Worthing – a traditional 18th century coaching inn (according to their web-site). We met up with Pete and Diana, (and Diana's Mum), Simon and Cori and Duncan and Claire there and we all got on really well. We were on the end with Duncan and Claire and that gave us to also talk about our respective businesses. We also discovered that Ann and Claire had gone to the same school – and lived almost in the same street as kids! Small world!!!!
We didn't stay that late and Ian and and Sharon dropped us back at the Premier inn around 10pm
It's been a great weekend – the weather's been just perfect and it's always great fun with Ian and Sharon. We're leaving super-early tomorrow, in order to get back, do a few things around the house and get prepared for work the next day.
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What do you think of when I say Autism?
Temper Tantrums?
How about some of these:
Difficulty Communicating.
This is some of the stigma surrounding Autism. This are some of the words I hear spoken to people I love.
Autism and the awareness of such are causes very close to my heart as my sister has Autism.
Amber is on the severe end of the Autistic Spectrum – it took her years to get a diagnosis. The fight my mum had getting her a statement of special needs, to get her any form of help. That fight shouldn't be so hard. The names she got called should not be tolerated. The insults are not necessary – they are just cruel.
Autistic children are not weird, Autism is a developmental disorder and should be treated as such. There is such a taboo surrounding Autism and I fully intend to play a part in destroying this myth.
Autistic children tend to excel in a specific subject or aspect of life; be it Maths, IT, Reading or Performing Arts.
|Amber (right) and I
Amber is now 15 and she loves to read. She is so good at it. But her real passion, her real love is in the Arts. Whenever she hears a song she will learn the words, sometimes, only by listening to it once, and sing it. She loves Dance and Drama. Give that girl a beat and she will dance like no one is watching, she will sing like the world is listening……and she will act as though her life depended on it.
Give her a script. She will know her lines and the rest of the script by heart in an hour. She truly is remarkable. I love her so much. I am proud to be big sister to her.
Which is why I get such a warm, fuzzy feeling when I see these magical words: Autism – Friendly Performance
These words are appearing more and more often alongside some of the West End's biggest shows.
The first show I personally saw advertising an autism-friendly performance was Wicked. I nearly cried. They advertised the performance as specifically adapted to the various needs people with autism may require – the house lights remained dimmed, not completely off, the special effects were toned down, the orchestra wasn't as loud. The list went on… if you wish to read the full announcement I will link to it here.
I kept a close eye on the news the following day and I did not see a single bad review. It was widely received. It was clear the time and effort those at Wicked and The Apollo Victoria Theatre put in to make this a success. One of my favourite stories was this one written in The Guardian.
More recently more and more shows are embracing autism and adapting performances to suit the needs they have.
Aladdin is holding its FIRST autism friendly performance this August! I will link to it at the end of the blog.
The Lion King is another. Holding its FOURTH autism friendly performance on June 4th which is already sold out!
Here is what happens during an autism friendly performance:
Its incredible right?!!
If that isn't enough they have also created a video specific to those with Autism so they know what to expect when they arrive.
Check it out here!
This sort of Autism Awareness within the Musical Theatre industry is so important. It encourages these people to visit the theatre more, without the fear of prejudice or misinterpretation.
This in turn allows children like Amber more access to theatre and may even encourage them towards a career in the Arts.
What we need is more spotlight on Autistic Actors, more opportunities to show they are more that what society thinks of them. They can achieve the same, if not a higher standard than non-autistic actors.
There need to be more shows that portray illnesses such as autism, the most well know being 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night time'
The main protagonist in this show has autism but the part has never been played by an autistic actor – perhaps this is something people could consider when casting shows like this.
The show itself however is truly remarkable!!
I cannot recommend it enough – but be quick! It plays its final show in London on 3rd June 2017
If you want to book click here!
If you can't get into London, never fear!! It is touring the UK! For dates and locations click here!
So if there is one thing you take away from this it is that autism should not be misconstrued. It should be accepted as what it is, a developmental disorder.
This doesn't mean they are weird or difficult or are not capable of a job within the Arts.
If anything, they really could improve the industry….
Aladdin's FIRST Autism friendly performance – http://www.aladdinthemusical.co.uk/2017/03/13/aladdin-autism-friendly/
The Lion King Autism friendly performance –
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time –
The National Autistic Society –
You may have also noticed that I changed the colour theme of my blog to Blue. That is in support of Autism Awareness Month which is April! xxx


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FIRST TIME Machine Quilting
Today was so exciting. I had my first attempt at quilting with a long arm quilting machine ! I did a simple scollop pattern and after a few tries , just went for it and did it . My instructor was Jenelle Kent from Pieces to Treasure, a very successful designer, teacher and patchwork shop owner. She has a beautiful cottage where you can just go and forget about the world outside and quilt! A few friends and I go once a month and it is always a pleasure.
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A meerkat at Adelaide Zoo.
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Thanks Damian! He was "on guard" – hence the intent look!
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Would you please take a look at https://polymath.network and give me your opinion (NOT BINDING)
How you would rate this project? it seems a big thing, but they dont offer enough information.
And I have joined their Telegram group, but after I have asked many questions, and asked if they are a scam and other question, they kicked me out from the group, But I still thinking of that project, that is sure a big mistake to kick me out, but its not the only point to decide about that project. So I need your opinions about https://polymath.network.
Hi Kai,
Well, I checked it out. It's Ethereum for Wall Street with a little token generator built in. I'm not really impressed, although admittedly I didn't check out their tech. I doubt it does much differently to ETH, perhaps more secure contracts or whatever.
I think this project will live or die depending on the level of demand from financial companies. If it New York Stock Exchange decides to rebase to Polymath, sure it'll do well. But I kinda doubt that will happen. In my opinion, it might be worth putting a little money into on the off chance it gets some hype or partnerships going. Of course, you should do a lot more research on your own… but it doesn't seem particularly scammy to me, no more than any other ICO at least. Personally I don't like ICOs so I won't be putting my own money in, I may re-evaluate once they have a released, working product.
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Testing of Hyundai Rotem's new EMUs for the São Paulo metro has begun.
The trains will be operated by CPTM on commuter lines 7 and 12 at first.
The project was signed off in 2013 and will see the South Korean manufacturer supply 30 eight-unit EMUs (240 in total) in what is its largest contract in Brazil. The trains are expected to be delivered by 2018.
Hyundai Rotem has manufactured the trains at its Changwon plant, South Korea, and Araraquara, Brazil, to follow the nation's regulation that 60 per cent of production must be local. Car bodies were made at Changwon and the trains were tested and finished in Araraquara.
To minimise risk in real-time, the EMUs have had derailment detection sensors installed on their bogies and internal and external CCTV has also been fitted.
São Paulo state's minister of transport Claude Aldo said the new trains will be more efficient and improve passenger convenience.
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'Sad morning' for Hastings Pier
For those of us who have lived in Hastings, waking up to hear the pier has burnt down made this a sad morning.
I spent my teenage years living five miles along the coast in neighbouring Bexhill.
By then - the late 80s and early 90s - the pier was already past its best, beyond a heyday which had seen it as a central part of a vibrant seaside resort in the early decades of the 20th Century and the venue for gigs by the likes of the Rolling Stones, The Who and Jimi Hendrix in the 1960s.
But it was still a place to go for seaside staples such as amusements and ice creams and when I was doing my A levels the pier was the regular choice for the once-a-term college parties which would see hundreds of us crowd into the ballroom at the end of the pier for a good night out.
When I left university in 1998 my first job in journalism was at the Hastings Observer. I moved to the town and the following year the pier became the subject of one of our biggest stories. Within the space of a few weeks in October 1999, the owners went into liquidation, leading to the pier closing, and then the structure suffered serious storm damage.
For months the future of the pier looked bleak. The locked gates and the PIER CLOSED signs were in marked contrast to the relative splendour of the pier at more-affluent Eastbourne, a few miles along the coast.
Belying the myth that the streets of the entire South East are paved with gold, Hastings was one of the most deprived towns in England and there seemed to be no hope of anyone local coming forward with the money to restore the pier to anything approaching its former glory.
At the Hastings Observer we launched a "Save The Pier" campaign. Many people wrote in to express their support and the blue-and-white car stickers the paper produced became familiar sights on vehicles around the town.
Every time a celebrity came to town, we reporters were tasked with getting a few words from them in support of the campaign - I photographed comedian Mark Lamarr holding a copy of the paper with a pier story on the front page and managed to persuade a confused Margaret Beckett, who was then leader of the House of Commons, to speak of how important piers were to seaside resorts while on a completely unrelated visit.
But nothing the Observer could do would restore the pier and little changed until months later when, unexpectedly, an unheard-of Panama-based company called Ravenclaw appeared on the scene.
The firm bought the pier in August 2000 and quickly set about repairing the damaged steel structure. Over the coming months not a week went by without a story in the paper about the restoration work. I made regular trips to the locked-up pier with Ravenclaw owner Ian Stuart to check on the progress and was delighted to see it taking shape again.
Once the skeleton of the pier was fixed, the workmen set about the buildings on the top of the pier. Mr Stuart had announced it would be like "Covent Garden by the sea"- there would be no "tacky" amusements and he leased sites to be used as boutiques and upmarket cafes.
The pier reopened on a sunny day in May 2001 with huge crowds of people waiting outside the gates to swarm onto it for the first time in 19 months. I was among the first through when the gates opened and made sure I was the first person to sit on one of the deck chairs, for my own insignificant piece of Hastings Pier history.
But while it was busy on opening day, overall the people did not come. The pier was rarely crowded - it seemed people did not want "Covent Garden by the sea". Within months amusements were reintroduced - Mr Stuart told me he was just reacting to what people wanted.
Over the next five years the pier carried on like this, often pretty empty and nothing like it was in its halcyon days, but much better than when it was closed. But by 2006 - by which time I had changed jobs and moved away from the town - it closed again, with Ravenclaw no longer on the scene and fresh doubts about the safety of the structure.
But many locals were still disappointed and the Hastings Pier and White Rock Trust did a good job of keeping the pier's plight in the public eye.
But there was less clamour to get it reopened this time and no knight in shining armour with the millions needed for restoration work. Mr Stuart said he would not get involved without council support and predicted the saga would end with the pier falling into the sea.
For four years the pier remained closed, a disappointment for long-term fans and a mystery to visiting tourists to whom it looked - from the land - in decent nick.
Sitting chained closed on the busy A259 coast road, opposite its fellow landmark the White Rock Theatre, the pier looked a sorry sight. But during a recession, many people in the town thought there were more important things to spend money on.
Earlier this year the council made a compulsory purchase of the pier and handed it to the trust.
Plans were being put together to bring the pier back to life but after the fire which tore through it, it is hard to see what can be done.
The West Pier in Brighton, 30 miles along the coast, was closed for three decades in a state of disrepair before two fires left it as just a burnt-out shell. A similar fate looks likely now for Hastings Pier. But I very much hope I'm wrong.


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NCIS: New Orleans: Season 1 (2014-2015)
Critic Consensus: With a solid cast in a beautiful locale, NCIS: New Orleans makes extending this well-worn franchise look like the Big Easy.
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It's the strong sense of family within the team that's going to keep viewers coming back. These are nice people, and despite the unpleasantness of what they do, it's nice to spend time with them. And that is the key to a successful crime procedural.
There's a Crescent City flavor here. But in the larger picture, not much on this menu is unfamiliar.
The series shows off New Orleans and Bakula, who takes a pleasing, no-bull approach to the role.
NCIS: New Orleans is the equivalent of a hand-me-down jacket that's already been worn by two older brothers. By that point, it's stretched out, faded and threadbare.
I'm saying it's weirdly tone-deaf and dumb. It takes a lot of gall to turn one of America's best cities into window dressing.
New Orleans offers visual character and grisly crimes, and the cast is appealing, despite Bakula's questionable accent. You know what you're going to get with an NCIS show, and you get it.
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Special Commemorative Service and Reception Will Mark the Occasion
Bartlesville First Baptist Church will celebrate its 125th year with two special Anniversary Celebration services on Sunday, November 13. One morning worship service will be led at 10:30 a.m. by Senior Pastor, James Biesiadecki. Guest speaker Dr. Anthony Jordan, Executive Director of the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma, will bring the anniversary message.
At that service four individuals will be recognized and presented with certificates. These include Henry Powell and Betty Holt, who have been members of the church the longest. Powell has been a member for 70 years and Holt for 69 years. Also being honored are the two oldest members of First Baptist Church: Jack Presnell, 97, and Katherine Sullivan, 96.
Local dignitaries have been invited to participate in a second Anniversary Celebration service, which is set for 5 p.m. the same day. At that service, Scott Phillips, Operations Team Leader for the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma, who previously served BFBC as Interim Pastor, will speak.
Special music programs have been planned for both services by Wade Daniel, Music Minister. The morning service will feature a traditional blend of choir and orchestral music. Then, in keeping with the church's 125th anniversary year, the afternoon service will feature an old-fashioned Hymn Sing in two parts. The first half will feature a series of traditional piano and organ favorites; the second half of the program will be presented in an acoustical gospel way with mandolin and banjo.
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Two Marine veterans surprised an 84-year-old widow with new American and Marine flags after hers were stolen from her front yard.
"I think I went into shock," Naomi Litton said. "My goodness the flags are gone. ... I was devastated and I think I shed a few tears. Of course I was thinking about my husband."
Litton was married to her husband Edward Litton, a Korean War Marine veteran, for 62 years.
Former Marines Scott Cole and Arthur Kennedy rang the Barberton, Ohio, resident's doorbell to present and install the new flags, which she says she looks at every day.
"It doesn't matter what color, creed, age, the Marine will be there," said Cole.
The soldiers' gesture for the widow brought her daughter to tears.
"These guys took time out of their day to do that," Carol Bailey said. "I'm so proud. I was so proud of our dad all of our life."
"I can't thank them enough, there's no words to thank them," Bailey said. "What wonderful men. Semper Fi, Marine, Semper Fi."
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