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Margie Fraser is the Brisbane editor of Artichoke and Houses, and a writer specializing in design, art and architecture. She also promotes emerging designers through consultancies and publicity work.
Margie Fraser's Latest contributions
Ritual and relaxation: RNA Day Spa
In Brisbane, Cameron & Co has designed a day spa that not only reflects Queensland's subtropical aesthetic and lifestyle, but also distils the rituals of pampering and relaxation.
'An elemental shrine': Tinbeerwah House
Resting on a steeply sloping, heavily damaged site, this house by Teeland Architects works to stabilize and rehabilitate the land while offering expansive views of the forest beyond.
Scenery and shenanigans: Rocky House
A generous site has been transformed by Base Architecture into a private park, complete with a golf course and skate bowl, and a new home that takes from modernist cues.
Suburban sculpture: Bardon House
Drawing in surrounding bushland and establishing new internalized landscapes, this new home intimately engages with its context and climate.
Profile: Phorm Architecture + Design
With an appreciation of vastness, infinite variety and our temporary occupation of land, each residential project by Phorm Architecture and Design has a deep connection to its site.
Geometry and serendipity: Chapel Hill House
Reddog Architects has peeled back a 1980s home and reprogrammed it into an interconnected "collection of pods" that respond to the subtropical climate.
Lost World pavilions: Ridge House
A striking pavilion duo by Sparks Architects that encourages a connection with the landscape while referencing the heritages of the owners.
'Humble values': Kieron Gait Architects
The husband-and-wife team behind Kieron Gait Architects has a deep understanding of the language of adaptation, creating moments of discovery and daring new forms.
Tubular casa: West End House
This home, shaped like two tubes with solid sides that funnel the air through, demonstrates fresh approaches to working with a heritage site.
Light in spades: Garden House
This architect and designer duo transformed their dark box of a Queenslander into a garden-centric, light-filled house where views abound.


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Even though this is not directly related to Star Wars, it may still be of interest to many. The Hollywood Reporter has an article on their website saying that JJ Abrams and his production company Bad Robot are close to finalizing a $500 million deal with WarnerMedia. Abrams, who was under contract with Paramount (not that he made any movies for them in recent years, thanks to Star Wars), is already said to move the feature film deal over from Viacom (Paramount) to WarnerMedia. That probably means Abrams will no longer be involved with Star Wars (or Star Trek) in the future, unless Disney pays WarnerMedia for the services of JJ Abrams, which seems unlikely.
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Cockos REAPER v6.0.2 Incl Patch and Keygen-R2R
Team R2R | 13 Jan 2020 | 24.1MB
REAPER is a complete digital audio production application for computers, offering a full multitrack audio and MIDI recording, editing, processing, mixing and mastering toolset.
REAPER 6.02: The Aristocrats!
MIDI editor
do not reset velocity for new notes when editing in velocity lane, only when editing velocity on note directly or using reset mouse modifier •
optimize CC lane drawing performance
fix default CC shape not persisting when reopening REAPER
fix first inserted CC event ignoring default curve shape in some situations •
fix option to show note names on notes not persisting when reopening REAPER •
fix right-click and double-click behavior in inline MIDI editor
fix inline editor CC lane display when also showing media item lane in normal MIDI editor
only draw filled CC envelope for the active channel in the active media item
prevent flicker when scrolling editor in synced view mode •
refresh open editors after changing default MIDI note colormap
remove support for per-media-item note colormaps
support marquee selection even if modifier key is released before mouse •
sync timebase to arrange view without re-centering •
improve text display of project markers/regions •
when modifying CC lanes, update any inline editors
add hidpi images for generic UI sliders, track send sliders
improve marker/region display
improve transport buttons in media explorer/MIDI editor/etc
improve MIDI editor track list display
improve diamond/triangle note appearance in MIDI editor
improve inline MIDI editor display
Theme Adjuster supports ctrl+Z for undo
add new mono button image
add 5.0 toolbar images to 5.0 theme
add additional hidpi/retina images
switch active plug-in before showing context menu when right clicking in FX chain •
improve automated parameter behavior when moving items with FX automation across tracks •
add MARKER_GUID:X to get the unique identifier of a project marker or region •
remove support for deprecated/unused MIDI support file types
improve close button/topmost pin positioning when floating
improve appearance/brightness of built-in buttons
allow resizing toolbar when frameless and very small
add support for VST3 plugins that output MIDI CC data, via LegacyMIDICCOutEvent
replace input audio rather than summing for VST3 instruments that have sidechain input but no main input •
add Windows HiDPI compatibility setting that affects floating plug-in UIs
fix topmost pin bugs, auto-lower pinned windows while modal window is present
option to ignore alt-key presses affects FX chains, FX browser, Video, Media Explorer windows
improve Windows IAccessible support for STATE_SYSTEM_FOCUSED
add per-plugin menu item to force reanalysis of media (for example, after using external editor)
add experimental option to support dark mode on 10.14+ (in preferences/general/advanced)
Media items
optimize display of text notes in media items •
fix incorrect track number being displayed in certain instances •
improve voice-reuse logic in certain voice-starved situations (old mode used on existing projects, additional hidden VST parameter)
Tempo map
further improve behavior of actions to insert measure from loop selection •
prevent stale tooltips from persisting when switching active windows
disable playback offset by default (disabled is equivalent to enabled with zero offset)
improve FX parameter behavior when undoing the addition of envelopes/parameter modulation/LFO •
Web interface
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Richly lathering shampoo bar infused with essential oils for a convenient hair care and aromatherapy all in one!
Includes 3 Essential Oil Shampoo Bars:
Lavender soothes the soul.
Eucalyptus clears the mind.
Sweet Orange uplifts the spirit.
Simple convenient shampoo bar makes quality hair care easy— even on the go! Sulfate free, our natural essential oil shampoo bars are filled with the natural ingredients that make your hair happy.
Deeply moisturizing coconut, olive, and palm oils make it dry scalp shampoo that's so easy to use. Simply rub this gloriously aromatic natural shampoo bar between your hands to create a satisfying lather for scalp and hair.
Size: Includes 3 soap bars, 4 oz each.
Shelf Life: 24 months (2 yrs)
Caution: For external use only. Avoid getting in eyes, nostrils and mouth. In case of eye contact flush with water. If skin irritation occurs stop use and see a doctor.
Lavender Oil
Plant Part Used: Flowers
Botanical Name: Lavendula angustifolia
Family: Lamiaceae
Origin: Bulgaria
Method: Steam-distilled
Eucalyptus Oil
Plant Part Used: Leaves
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus globulus
Family: Myrtacae
Origin: India
Method: Steam-distilled
Tea Tree Oil
Plant Part Used: Leaves
Botanical Name: Melaleuca Alternifolia
Family: Myrtaceae
Origin: Australia
Method: Steam-distilled
Sweet Orange Oil
Plant Part Used: Fresh fruit rind
Botanical Name: Citrus x sinensis
Family: Rutaceae
Origin: Brazil
Method: Cold-pressed
LAVENDER BAR INGREDIENTS: SODIUM PALMATE (PALM OIL), AQUA (WATER), GLYCERIN, OLEA EUROPEA FRUIT (OLIVE) OIL, COCOS NUCIFERA (COCONUT) OIL, LAVANDULA ANGUSTIFOLIA (LAVENDER) OIL, BUTYROSPERMUM PARKII (SHEA BUTTER), SODIUM CHLORIDE. EUCALYPTUS BAR INGREDIENTS: SODIUM PALMATE (PALM OIL), AQUA (WATER), GLYCERIN, OLEA EUROPEA FRUIT (OLIVE) OIL, COCOS NUCIFERA (COCONUT) OIL, EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS (EUCALYPTUS) OIL, MELALEUCA ALTERNIFOLIA (TEA TREE) OIL, SODIUM CHLORIDE. SWEET ORANGE BAR INGREDIENTS: SODIUM PALMATE (PALM OIL), AQUA (WATER), GLYCERIN, OLEA EUROPEA FRUIT (OLIVE) OIL, COCOS NUCIFERA (COCONUT) OIL, CITRUS SINENSIS (SWEET ORANGE) OIl, ARGANIA SPINOSA (ARGAN)OIL, SODIUM CHLORIDE.
Disclaimer: Ingredients listed may vary slightly from products received. Before use, refer to packaging for most up-to-date in ingredient information and any warnings or instructions.
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I will use this product once a month to strip and thoroughly cleanse my hair and scalp.
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If the nation's six most competitive seats flip in 2016, the upper legislative chamber will tie its mark for the lowest number of states with split delegations in the direct election era
A previous Smart Politics report examined how presidential maps are the most stable they have been in decades, with 36 states across all regions of the country in the midst of their longest ever Democratic or GOP winning streaks.
Races for the U.S. Senate, however, can sometimes buck these trends with voters in even deep blue or deep red states electing members from a minority party in the state, such as Democrat Mark Begich winning Alaska in 2008, Republican Mark Kirk winning Illinois in 2010, and Democrat Heidi Heitkamp winning North Dakota in 2012.
That said, only 15 of the 50 states currently have split delegations serving their residents in the chamber (U.S. Senators identifying with different political parties): Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.
That number is nearly half what it was in 1980 and, after Election Day this November, it could reach a record low.
A Smart Politics analysis finds that the 115th Congress will likely have its lowest number of states with split U.S. Senate delegations since the 1950s and, if the six most competitive seats flip this November, the chamber will tie the mark for the lowest number in the direct election era.
The 15 split U.S. Senate delegations currently serving in the 114th Congress has already declined from the previous two Congresses of 19 states in the 112th (2011-2012) and 18 states in the 113th (2013-2014).
But a review of the most competitive races on the ballot in 2016 finds that number is likely to drop even further after 2016 with each of the most likely Democratic and Republican pick-up opportunities poised to create homogeneous partisan delegations in those states.
For starters, each of the six most likely states for Democratic gains would create all-Democratic delegations: in Florida, Illinois, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
While there are fewer opportunities for pick-ups on the Republican side, the GOP's best chances are in Nevada and Colorado – where the party already holds one seat.
If just two of these eight states flip this November, the chamber will see its lowest number of split delegations since 1958 when 13 states were represented by members from different parties during the second year of the 85th Congress: Arizona, Colorado, Delaware, Idaho, Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
The all-time record low during the direct election era was recorded during the 84th Congress from 1955-1956 when just nine states had split U.S. Senate delegations: Arizona, Delaware, Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New York, and Wyoming.
The 115th Congress can tie that mark if six of these aforementioned highly competitive states flip in 2016.
One common feature of the U.S. Senate during years in which there have been fewer than 15 split U.S. Senate delegations is that one party has usually held a substantial seat advantage over the other – with an average of 16 seats across the 39 years with 14 or fewer such state delegations.
In other words, when the chamber has seen a low number of split delegations it has generally been due to the fact that one of the two parties has been dominating at the ballot box across the country, racking up pairs of victories across several states.
For example, when Democrats held 66+ U.S. Senate seats from 1935 through 1942 with a 38+-seat advantage over the GOP, the number of split delegations was limited to between 10 and 13 states during this span.
However, that is not the case today: Republicans hold only a 54 to 44 seat advantage over the Democrats (excluding independents in the Democratic caucus), with that number likely to decrease after 2016.
The largest number of states with split delegations in the U.S. Senate during the direct election era occurred during the 96th Congress (1979-1980).
During those two years a majority of states – 27 – did not have the same party hold both of its senate seats: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, Nevada, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and Vermont.
At least 20 states had split delegations for a 26-year stretch from 1969 through 1994. The only other year 20 split delegations was reached was in 1923.
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I have been a customer of Cricket for years, with great success. I have 2 lines.
One Cricket phone (716-649-6000) is used for business. When business calls come in (each day)...they are FORWARDED to one of my staff. The call forwarding feature (and voice) has always worked perfectly, for many years. No issues.
PROBLEM: Within the last 6 months or so...when a forwarded call comes in, there is a significant voice delay between two parties.
It's much like on a national newscast...when the anchor person is talking to another reporter on the other side of the earth, and there are delays before the messages are heard by each party.
In over 12+ years, we have never, ever had an issue (with forwarded calls on 716-649-6000)...until now. Is it an AT&T problem?
RESOLUTION: How can you fix it? How long will it take?
I absolutely don't want to change carriers...but we must get this corrected right away. It's completely distracting to us and to our clients.
Please look into this and contact me with your plan of action. Thank you very much! CUSTOMER: Rollin Shoemaker
@rollinshoe Hi Rollin, has the device been on the call forwarding for the past twelve years without interruption? If so have you tried stopping the call forwarding and resetting it again?
Remember to always mark posts that resolved your issue with Accept as Solution. You can even mark multiple posts in a single thread. This will help other users find this information too! Use the Kudos Button to offer a thumbs-up for good content.
Thanks for getting back to me.
No...The call forwarding is changed daily to another remote staff member, and has been for years. The call forwarding isn't set to a single telephone, but several...changing daily, all week. Re-booting: I have shut down and rebooted the phone (just got a new LG Fortune 2...to see if a new phone would work better). It's the same...
Most calls have always come in to the 716-649-6000 Cricket account number...from an 800 number. Never an issue until now.
The only other clue: When I change the call forwarding to another destination, I haven't been deactivating it first (#21#). I just enter the next phone number...and it works fine, and has for years this way, until now. Any ideas?
@rollinshoe We would like to look further into this issue. Please reach out to our support team on Facebook (m.me/cricketwireless) or twitter (@cricketsupport) with the details of your issue.
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Ecosustainable restaurants in Florence
In the Tuscan capital much more than ecosustainability
Choose one of the ecosustainable restaurants in Florence suggested by The GreenWatcher for a lunch, a dinner, a happy hour or a fast breakfast in green style!
Ristorante Gesto
Borgo San Frediano 27r
Gesto in name and in fact! Yes because you can save and be more ecosustainable with a simple action. Who choose this restaurant for a lunch or a dinner don't find the waiter that will ask "What would you like to eat?" but he will have a little blackboard where writing his order. A little multifunctional blackboard that becomes also a plate or a tray. Gesto restaurant chose this solution to save water, paper, costs for equipment and staff to offer customers low cost healthy meals that respect the environment.
Gesto restaurant has an EcoAssess of 8.8 on The GreenWatcher!
Silvana bio vegan food
Via de' Neri 12r
Silvana is a reference address in the center of Florence for who wants a conscious healthy eating. It is not just a restaurant but also a bar for the breakfast or a fast snack. It offers menu with seasonal organic foods and based on the available products of the market. Besides raw materials are bought by selected local suppliers. The green personality of Silvana is not just the food but also the interior design with the use of recycled objects like fruit boxes on the walls as shelves or old jars and little tin buckets used as vases for plants to make cozier the interiors.
The EcoOpinion for Silvana is of 4.0
Il Borro Tuscan Bistro
Lungarno Acciaiuoli 80r
Il Borro Tuscan Bistro is an innovative place between restaurant, wine bar and shop with a strong ecosustainable vocation in the food and in the interior design. Il Borro guarantees a great attention and care of the food quality with a selection of the raw materials, supplied by organic producers or strongly oriented towards environmental sustainability. A healthy eating to taste inside a well designed restaurant that respects the environment. Lighting design has been thought to ensure the right light and energy saving, placing light points in the correct position and using leds lights. Also the kitchen facilities have been made following quality and energy saving, so that staff can work with professionalism respecting the environment.
Il Borro reaches an EcoOpinion of 3.8
Piazza de' Nerli 1
Berberè – craft pizza & beer has its strength in the production of pizza. The menu of Berberè offers selected pizzas, with particular attention to vegetarian ones, that use doughs with only stone minced organic flour instead of wheat flour. Another peculiarity is the use of sourdough without chemical yeast that ensures a high digestibility. The love for a healthy eating is not just for the pizza. Meals are accompanied by craft beer on tap that are produced by independent breweries with selected raw materials, chosen to have the best combinations with the offered food.
Berberè has an EcoOpinion of 2.5
La Raccolta – Bio Restaurant
Via Leopardi 2 r
La Raccolta is a bar, market and sustainable restaurant. It offers healthy and tasty recipes made with organic foods, the result of passion, creativity and love for the environment. The menu changes daily because of the use of seasonal organic raw materials selected by small local businesses that have a certification. Quality of the food and also care to cook it with purified water, vacuum preparation or at low temperatures and with short time to maintain the nutritional properties. A meal at the bio restaurant La Raccolta will be a nice relaxing time where you can taste good food respecting nature.
The EcoOpinion for La Raccolta is of 2.2
You may be interested in our post Organic foods in Florence
Have you been to a sustainable restaurant? Do you want to tell us about it? Make an EcoOpinion!
If instead you have a business and you want to know how ecosustainable it is, try our EcoAssess and get the Certificate of Ecosustainability by The GreenWatcher!
Before going to have dinner check always our app to know if the EcoAssessed businesses offer some discounts or promotions...


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Being critical
Although engaging with research can support choices that you make in teaching, it is important to critically evaluate the strength of the research and its relevance to a classroom setting. Some useful questions to consider are:
- How many people did the study look at?
- Did the research look at children or adults?
- In what context did the research take place, and is this comparable to your context?
- Did the study take place in a controlled laboratory setting or in a real classroom?
- What do other researchers say about it?
- How old is the study? If the research is very recent, there may not have been time for other researchers to replicate the findings or to evaluate it.
In this course we will be referring to research articles from the science of learning field of study, but we would like you to critically reflect on the relevance of the research to classroom practice. In your professional development, you may come across academic papers or research reports (such as the one in the task below).
A good starting point is to find the 'abstract' or 'executive summary', as this often contains the contextual information and key finding which helps you assess the relevance of that research. You can then read the full article or report to explore findings in more depth.
Reviewing research
Imagine that you have just been presented with the following research report, for example in a staff development session or briefing email:
- Vignoles et al. (2015) Mathematics Mastery: Primary evaluation report. Education Endowment Foundation.
Using the information provided in the executive summary of the report (available on the webpage linked above), compare the research context to your own context. Pick one or two of the questions we introduced above the task to answer, and post your thoughts below.
What further questions might you need to explore when thinking about applying that research to your own teaching context?
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Children in the region of what age were to be killed, in the hope that Jesus would also be killed?
Complete the quote: "Saul has killed his thousands, but David his ___"
Who climbed into a pit on a snowy day and killed a lion?
Which man killed a lion with his bare hands?
(Number killed by tower of Siloam falling on them) plus (number of lepers Jesus met on the way to Galilee)
In a battle against the Syrians, what killed 27,000 of them in the city of Aphek?
To which country did Mary and Joseph escape to when Herod killed all the babies in Bethlehem?
Who killed a lion in a cistern on a snowy day?
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LANGLEY, British Columbia – With left side Nick Del Bianco (Surrey, B.C.) returning from injury after missing the last five matches, the Spartans star fifth-year led Trinity Western's men's volleyball team to a 3-2 (26-24, 25-19, 23-25, 19-25, 15-7) win Friday at the Langley Events Centre.
The first two sets went the Spartans way, however Manitoba answered back with a pair of wins of their own before the Spartans hammered out the fifth and final set to claim the game.
Del Bianco's presence in the game was obvious as he led TWU in kills with 21 and was instrumental in the fifth set as he collected five kills, including the Spartans final two points. Del Bianco also added 11 digs, four blocks and two aces.
Tyler Koslowsky (Abbotsford, B.C.) had a game-high 17 digs while on the Spartans offensive side, Blake Scheerhoorn (Belleville, Ont.) had 17 kills and one ace and Ryan Sclater (Port Coquitlam, B.C.) had 15 kills. The Spartan defense was led by Branden Schmidt (De Winton, Alta.) who put up a total of eight blocks, while also making seven kills and an ace. Setter Scott Plocktis (Kelowna, B.C.) had 54 assists.
For the Bisons it was Devren Dear who led the team. Dear had a match-high 27 kills as well as a team-high 13 digs. Adam DeJonckheere was second on the Bisons with 15 kills. Setter Luke Herr had a match-high 55 assists.
Dating back to the 2012 Canada West gold medal match, five of the last six times these two teams played, the match has gone to five sets.
"Five sets is just what they do, they don't go away," said Spartans coach Ben Josephson. "You think you're playing fine and you look up and they're one or two points back. That's just what they do, they don't get rattled and they make plays. Number four (Devren Dear) is a third year now and he's really developed well and number eight (DeJonckheere) is a junior national kid. Garth (Pischke, head coach) has won the most games in volleyball North America. There's a reason for it, if you have him on your bench, you're calm."
The first set began with both teams at full intensity. It was the Spartans though that established the early lead. Manitoba managed to work its way back from the deficit though, coming back midway through the set and driving the score to a tight one point difference. The two teams were tied at 24-24 before the Spartans came back swinging and claimed the set 26-24. Del Bianco had five kills for the Spartans during the set, while Scheerhoorn offered up four. TWU hit .424 during the set, coming in above Manitoba who had .360.
The Spartans were up early on in the second set, once again putting a decent distance between them and the Bisons. Much like the first set however, Manitoba came back and evened the score. After getting a leg back up, TWU pulled ahead 23-19, before claiming the match 25-19 following a Manitoba serving error. During the set, the Spartans added 5.5 more blocks to their total, while the Bisons added 4. Scheerhoorn hit another five kills while both Del Bianco and Sclater had three. Schmidt blocked five of the Bisons attempts.
The tides seemed as if they'd changed in the third set, as Manitoba began by tallying the first few points against the Spartans. The scoring against TWU continued until midway through the set, when the Spartans were able to move into the lead 16-15. The one-point lead didn't last long however, as the Bisons came back and took back the lead. Manitoba finished the set quickly after that, 25-23. Each team only gained one block during the set. Del Bianco and Sclater each added five more kills to the Spartans total.
The fourth set shaped up much like the others, with TWU and Manitoba proving to be well-matched opponents. The two teams stayed tight in scoring, keeping each other within two points throughout the first half of the set. Manitoba kicked it up a gear in the last half of the set however, using its momentum to drive the score up in its favor before claiming the set 25-19. Both teams earned two blocks in the set. Scheerhoorn hit four kills, while Sclater and Del Bianco both had three.
In the fifth set, TWU got the lead and quickly drove up the score, keeping Manitoba well behind them. TWU didn't let up until their goal was accomplished, hitting .733 in the final set and winning 15-7. Del Bianco made his return even sweeter by finishing off the night with the game-winning kill. In addition to the game winner, Del Bianco hit four other kills. Scheerhoorn tallied three more kills as well as a service ace.
"In the third and fourth set we got lulled into playing a bit of their game, and they out scrapped us," Josephson said. "In the fifth set, Nick Del Bianco did what he does. Nick raised this game in the fifth set; otherwise I don't think we did anything different. Scotty (Plocktis) was smart and gave him the ball. Branden (Schmidt) had a great serving game. Statistically the difference was, the first two sets we served them into trouble and we had a lot of result on blocking and they didn't hit as well. In the fourth set they passed well and their efficiency went through the roof. In the fifth set again we had a bunch of awesome serves."
The two teams will meet in a rematch Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Langley Events Centre.
Game Notes: TWU had 9.5 blocks to Manitoba's nine…TWU had a 6-5 edge in aces…it was setter Plocktis' first start of the season.


text: As direct-to-consumer (DTC) brand are increasingly investing in TV advertising, they often look for the same sorts of performance analytics they're used to on digital social platforms, helping spur the growth of performance-driven TV advertising. But Pierre Figeat, CEO of analytics company Admo.tv, says business-to-business (B2B) brands are also driving the trend. In this interview, Figeat discusses which metrics these brands are most interested in, and how they're measuring performance of TV ads. Filmed at TV Rise 2019 in San Sebastian.


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Review: 'Gone Girl' by Gillian Flynn
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
On a warm summer morning in North Carthage, Missouri, it is Nick and Amy Dunne's fifth wedding anniversary. Presents are being wrapped and reservations are being made when Nick's clever and beautiful wife disappears from their rented McMansion on the Mississippi River. Husband-of-the-Year Nick isn't doing himself any favors with cringe-worthy daydreams about the slope and shape of his wife's head, but passages from Amy's diary reveal the alpha-girl perfectionist could have put anyone dangerously on edge. Under mounting pressure from the police and the media—as well as Amy's fiercely doting parents—the town golden boy parades an endless series of lies, deceits, and inappropriate behavior. Nick is oddly evasive, and he's definitely bitter—but is he really a killer?
As the cops close in, every couple in town is soon wondering how well they know the one that they love. With his twin sister, Margo, at his side, Nick stands by his innocence. Trouble is, if Nick didn't do it, where is that beautiful wife? And what was in that silvery gift box hidden in the back of her bedroom closet?
Back in April 2011, I read
The Trespass
by Rose Tremain and remember thinking that for a book full of characters I hated, I'd enjoyed it a surprising amount.
Gone Girl
is the new winner of my Favourite Book Featuring Hateful People award.
Nick is apparently a handsome, down on his luck sort of chap who lost his job as a writer because of the evil Internet and is living out some kind of manly fantasy by running a bar with his twin sister, Margo ('Go'). I really disliked him but couldn't quite put my finger on why. Sure, he's whiny and too quick to blame almost everybody else for his problems, seems to feel that he is for some reason entitled to more than those around him and ridiculously ignorant of how his actions/comments will be perceived. But then, his wife has just disappeared under seemingly violent circumstances so I felt as though I should be giving him a bit of a break.
So the first part of the book follows Nick as he blunders his way through being investigated by the local police as the main suspect for the murder of Amy, his apparently beautiful, charming and devoted wife, while also letting us get to know Amy through her diary. By itself, that part is good as far as your average 'Did he? Didn't he?' type mystery goes. It's the second half that makes
Gone Girl
stand out. It's rare that a book completely blind-sides you, I think, but this is unlike much else that I've read before and
ridiculously hard
to describe to anyone. I leant my copy to a friend at work (who has incidentally destroyed the poor thing) and after mumbling at her for a bit just had to say, "Just trust me and read it and then you'll know why I'm recommending it"...
It's definitely chilling, just not in a turn-on-all-the-lights kind of way. More just a pervasive sense that things aren't...right and a horrible feeling in the pit of my stomach every time I got back to reading. Except in a good way. Kind of.
I suppose what it comes down to is that everything is just so bloody clever. The plot weaves around, about and back on itself so perfectly that by the end, I didn't have any idea what I wanted from the ending. With most books, you know who and what you're rooting for. With
Gone Girl
, I hadn't a clue. I didn't know who I liked, what I wanted to happen to them, who I wanted embroiled in whatever was going on or who I wanted to stay relatively clear of blame. I do know now, however, that the ending I got was the one I didn't know I wanted and was pretty perfect. I can imagine it not being wildly popular but I loved it.
Impossible though it would have been, I kind of wish I'd gone into reading
Gone Girl
without knowing anything at all. Which actually has made this review REALLY HARD to write in case when all the hype dies down, someone happens across this review and I do to
what I'm bemoaning myself. So let's just say that I wish I'd been able to go into this with a simple recommendation. As it was, I found myself second-guessing everything even more than I knew that I was supposed to be doing and generally trying to prove to myself that watching back-to-back episodes of CSI with Boyfriend had given me some sleuthing skills. It hasn't...
I guess all I can really say is: Just trust me and read it and then you'll know why I'm recommending it.
Disturbing. Full of people you wouldn't ever want to know, going through things you wouldn't ever want to go through but almost impossible to put down. If you want a thriller that will consume you and keep you wrong-footed until the end,
Gone Girl
is your book. Just don't come crying to me if you wind up concerned about the state of humanity or something...
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Look Up At What's Missing: How To Replace That Missing Wood Shingle
If you're like most people, you probably don't give your roof a second thought until you're faced with a roofing emergency. Unfortunately, by the time you notice the roofing emergency, you could already have substantial damage underneath the roofing material. For instance, by the time you notice the wet spot on your ceiling, the water has probably already damaged the substructure of your roof and caused mold growth. The best way to prevent roofing emergencies is to pay close attention to your roof. Read More»


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|TBT - My earliest teaching days....
I made it one day on my own as a blogger, and was reminded by a tweet that the folks at Te@chthought had extended the opportunity for further collaborative reflection. Thursdays, during the month of October, are reserved for commentary about collaboration. And while "Thoughtful Thursday"doesn't share the embarrassing photo fun of "Throwback Thursday", I thought I'd give it a shot.
Te@chthought has declared October "Connected Educator Month." Maybe participating will force me out of my classroom a bit more this month in search of collaboration models and opportunities with colleagues.
Te@chthought has declared October "Connected Educator Month." Maybe participating will force me out of my classroom a bit more this month in search of collaboration models and opportunities with colleagues.
Week 1: What does "connected education" mean to you?
Yesterday was the monthly "extra hour" faculty meeting at Donegal. The new assistant superintendent was introduced, and the agenda was a full page, single spaced. If you've ever taught in a high school, you know that the fall is filled with all sorts of important dates. Some are socially important -- like Homecoming, Pep Rallies, and Picture Day, and others are the academic calendar days for things like practice drills, PSAT testing, Keystone Testing, etc. Kids dismissed at 2:45, and the meeting was to officially start at 3 in the cafeteria. So when did the principal "call the meeting to order"?
3:08 pm.
It was not because people were late attending the meeting. The cafeteria was full, people were at tables, and connecting. There were few tables that were exclusively departmental in nature -- the teachers took this opportunity to connect with others that we/they rarely see. Despite the fact that Donegal has less than 1000 students in the building, we can go weeks without seeing people who teach in a different hallway, or on a different floor, if they don't share the same lunch or prep period. Faculty Meetings usually have this sense of "coming home" to me.
The cool thing is that John recognizes that, and realizes the value of his teachers connecting with each other. Yesterday he made note of the fact that he values the collaboration he sees -- even if it is just a few minutes before he starts rolling through the agenda.
While most might dismiss 8 minutes as an insignificant amount of time, it really is a sparkplug for what will become other connection and collaboration opportunities. The idea of Social Capital has gotten some press recently. Social Capital is the value of teachers connecting with teachers, in unstructured settings, and valuing each other as people first, ultimately impacting student achievement in a positive way. The article in the Washington Post goes on to stress the importance of connected educators, and highlights several studies supporting the value of collaboration between/among teachers.
Several years ago, I became facebook friends with a teacher in my building. Aside from an occasional wave in the hallway, we didn't intersect very often in real life. What we discovered on facebook was that we shared similar teaching philosophies, our wicked senses of humor, and a love of The Big Bang Theory. On facebook, Amanda is probably one of the top five people that I interact with regularly -- I often see things to "share" on her wall that will cause her to laugh, or incorporate into her classroom. Because of our facebook connection, we inspire each other, share ideas, and seek out common interests. Yesterday, we explored Schoology together during a portion of that 8 minutes before the faculty meeting. The funny thing is that without facebook as a place to relax and get to know each other, we'd still just be nodding in the hallway.
I connect on a regular basis with other teacher friends as well. It's easy to consider your "go to colleagues" as those in your own department or those in a network that share common interests or students. Now there's concrete research proving the value of expanding your list of friends.
Social Capital. A valuable commodity for the success of students. Sometimes it's schoology, sometimes it's cat videos.
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Oh man, guys, I am not doing well so far. >.< As in, we're a whole week into November and I have written zero words. Nada. Nothing. Zip. I was feeling so excited and determined at the end of October, how did this happen?
Well, I'll give you the quick run-down:
Firstly, I skimped on some basic prep-work, because I thought I already had everything ready to go. I'd decided to go with 'Angel Wings' as my first story this month; partly because it's been on the shelf for way too long, and partly because jumping into something already started is a little easier sometimes. I already had outlines and everything ready to go. My plan was to give the first few scenes a quick re-read and then jump right in! The problem with this plan is that apparently I never typed up all the work I did before the project got shelved. The only file I have is the empty one that I cried about in my "Lost Pages" post, forever ago.
So, I ended up spending a whole day frantically digging around my files because I was CONVINCED that I had, in fact, typed it up and it had just disappeared again. And then, after scrubbing through blog posts and emails to realize that I'd stressed myself out for no reason, I spent another day or so scrounging around for the notebook, and various random papers, that I had been writing in two years ago. Luckily, I don't throw those kinds of things away. XD
Not the best of starts. On top of this, I got sick. Not crazy sick, just enough to be exhausted all the time. If you follow me on Twitter, you probably know that I spent most of the week watching shojo anime from a blanket-nest in the living room.
Right now, (not counting this post) I'm sitting at 0/3,500 words… All in all, not the most auspicious start for a NaNo project, even a relatively forgiving one like mine. Nevertheless, I shall push onward! Or trudge, as the case may be. ^-^
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The Federal Reserve's decision to fire up the printing presses to the tune of $1 trillion continued to wash over world financial markets on Thursday, pushing the price of government bonds higher and dragging down the value of the dollar.Actually, it's more like 1.2 trillion.
This is Yves Smith's version, entitled, appropriately enough, On the Fed's 'Shock and Awe', from the blog Naked Capitalism:
When some deemed the Fed's move today to expand its balance sheet by as much as a trillion dollars plus as "shock and awe", I recalled that when that term was first used, at the beginning of the US invasion of Iraq. The notion was a display of superior force would lead to quick capitulation.Hardly any of the professional economists seem very happy about this. But I'm not an economist, only a bewildered -- and bemused -- poet. So I have some very simple and unsophisticated questions for our respected Federal Reserve Chairman:
We know how well that theory worked. And I suspect the unintended Iraq-Fed analogy is apt.
Let me focus on the Treasury part of the equation, but with a recap first. The Fed announced today that it would buy up to $750 billion in Agency MBS this year (in addition to an earlier commitment of $500 billion) and up its purchases of Agency bonds from $100 billion to as much as $200 billion. It also said it would purchase up to $300 billion of longer dated Treasuries over the next six months.
1. Since it is possible for the United States to settle $1.2 trillion worth of debt by "printing money," then why is it that the US government still feels the need to tax its citizens? Why can't all the monies needed by our government simply be printed?
2. Why can't a single -payer, government funded, health care system be implemented in the US on the basis of "printed" money? Why hasn't this already been done, since the lack of a viable health care system in the US has for years been regarded as an emergency. Isn't the physical and mental health of our citizens at least as important as the financial health of the banks?
3. How is such a policy different from a Ponzi scheme of the sort perpetrated by Bernie Madoff? Don't all such schemes involve adding ever greater sums to the pool, either by sucking in new investors or borrowing money, rather than actually investing money in some productive enterprise?
4. Finally, what, exactly, is your intention? Last fall we were told there was a one-time emergency, that billions needed to be pumped into the financial system immediately to stave off a complete collapse of that system. We were also told that once the system was stabilized we could then work on developing more carefully thought through programs to repair it, so we would never have this problem again. Are we still living in the same, original state of emergency? Is the current "shock and awe" an extension of what was done last fall? And if so, how will we know when the ongoing emergency is over, so we can finally begin to plan rationally again? And if not, then what exactly is the logic behind the new plan, how is it going to repair our economy and ensure that it remains stable in future years and for future generations?


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A couple of weeks ago I found out something which, if it is true, means that a while ago I made a pun that went straight past at least half of my readers.
It was not a very good pun, I'll freely admit. It was ridiculously forced. But it took EFFORT to make it that bad, and that is why it is rather upsetting to discover that the reason nobody sneered was probably because they didn't even notice it was there.
Varieties of English can be SO confusing. I thought I had become thoroughly acquainted with American English due to having used so many American English language learning textbooks over the years. Also, I read a lot. You'd think I'd have noticed, but it is true that you tend to notice things that are there rather than things that are not.
In this case, I did not notice that Q.E.D is not a term in general use in the U.S.
At least, according to the Americans I meet, it is not. Since many of the Americans I know are better educated than I am, I can only conclude this is one of those expressions that have become a part of the language in some places and not in others. It was hearing it used casually on a Radio New Zealand podcast on my way home that reminded me of it again today.
(For those who were wondering how to use it, Q.E.D. is a quicker way of saying, "And everything I just said proves my case. So there." Said with the right sort of emphasis, it can mean, additionally, "Bite me.")
So for those of you who read the Q.E.D. story and missed the pun, I apologize for making it too obscure and regional. But now that you know it is there, feel free to have a quiet groan, or, if you're feeling charitable, a cheap laugh.
Friday, November 30, 2007
Q.E.D. revisited
A couple of weeks ago I found out something which, if it is true, means that a while ago I made a pun that went straight past at least half of my readers.
Posted by Badaunt at 11:48 pm 5 comments
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5 comments:
- Anonymous said...
I have to admit I had no idea what QED meant.
Also, as an American I guess I would be happy to go to a Costco in Japan and find familiar things, but I don't have a Costco membership here. We don't eat much in the way of pre-packaged foods and we certainly don't need a ten pound bag of baby carrots for our small little family. Or 20 bars of chocolate. Or . . . well, you get the idea. I guess if I ever adopt ten little orphans I'll need a membership so I can buy toilet paper by the gross.
- 12:13 am
- Keera Ann Fox said...
I'm an American who knows what Q.E.D. means but my proximity to the UK means I've been exposed to the BBC. So I did indeed find your quack joke funny.
I also know what a fortnight is, thanks to Agatha Christie and a exhaustive dictionary, and it would be so cool to use that word.
- 1:08 am
- Paula said...
I've known it for years, but I probably learned it from the Brits on Usenet. Or the lawyers.
- 2:14 am
- Badaunt said...
Carrie: I can see how Costco could be useful for things like toilet paper if you have a large family. What I find harder to understand is my colleague who lives alone going there almost weekly. She doesn't entertain all that much! I wonder if she goes there just to wander around, because she's homesick...?
Keera: Fortnight is a very useful word! I was really surprised to get a blank stare the first time I used it here with an American. It was another of those words I hadn't noticed the absence of in American books or texts.
Miz UV: Yes, I can imagine some of the Brits on usenet making use of it!
- 10:56 am
- Bill C said...
Still one of my favorites. Thanks for the cheap laugh (again).
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Are you a horror movie freak? Do color black turns you on? Any secret obsession for Serial Killer? No, we are not going to judge you but if the above-mentioned things are absolutely you then this article about morbid museums is definitely for you.
I am going to write about such places which are morbidly fascinating.
Here are some places where celebrate the dark sides of human's nature.
Museum of Death
This place may sound like any Hollywood movie set but this is the museum where each room focuses on death.
London Dungeon
This is a half-museum and half-haunted house where you can experience all weird and scary things.
Glore Psychiatric
It is a museum in St. Joseph, MO, was a State Lunatic Asylum. On a display, there are artifacts of the actual patients who were treated there.
Natural Museum of Funeral History
This museum is all about the funeral rites. Right from the ancient time to modern time, you can learn everything about funerals in this Texas-based museum.
Museo de las Momias
This place is located in Guanajuato, Mexico, this place is haunted because all the mummies are left open for the visitors. Eh! That is a bit scary.
Icelandic Phallological Museum
Entire museum of Iceland is dedicated to dead penises. Ew! Not that is something gross.
Vent Haven Museum
Located in Kentucky this museum contains every kind of ventriloquist doll. This is creepy enough.
This is the place where you can find Einstein's brain along with several others. This place keeps bones and skeletons.
This museum in Germany is a place where you can find every medieval torture instruments.
Morbid Anatomy Museum
It is the museum that holds and exhibits the specimen of death masks. They also give a special lecture on autopsy and anatomy.
Museum of torture instruments
It is the museum in Prague which showcases the U.S. medieval torture instruments.
The Prison Gate Museum
Another morbid museum for torture instruments is in Netherlands. It is reported that the cry of victims can be heard at night. (THAT IS SCARY!)
Torture Museum
This museum showcases the torture instrument from municipal to ecclesiastical.
National Museum of Health and Medicine
This museum is located in the suburbs of Washington. This place showcases all kind of deformed babies as they preserve them in jars.
Anthropological criminology
Cesare Lombroso an Italian criminologist once opened this museum only for academics but now it is open for all and it showcases all the head and skull of the famous criminal.


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deepika Padukone, a famous actress of Indian industry and the chairperson of the Mumbai Academy of Moving Image (MAMI) previous this year, feels that Indian cinema is at the "edge of beautiful global recognition."
On her latest appointment as a chairperson of Mumbai Academy of Moving Image said that there is a reason about why she agrees on the Indian cinema global recognition is for the idea that it`s significant for the youth to be component of such organizations, movements or equipment which in fact bring about changes since the future success is in our hands.
She was addressing the media on the Z Cinema award ceremony for 2019 and claimed that she thinks that we are accountable for determining the approach by which the film industry moves to advance level from at this time on, so that was intended progress on my part as well as the panel. It is somewhat that we spoke regarding. Also, she told that 'I read an article recently which said that I was selected the chairperson for the reason of my rank or position.
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When Rap listeners hear "Curtis," thoughts may immediately shift to 50 Cent but another Curtis is ready to make a name for himself. Interestingly enough, this Curtis also has a connection to Aftermath. Curtis Young a/k/a "Hood Surgeon," son of legendary producer Dr. Dre, is prepping the release of his debut, Product of My DNA.
As one might expect, Dr. Dre was an inspiration to the up and comer. Adding some depth, Curtis says meeting his father at 21 truly changed his perspective and made him feel a need to "take over the legacy."
"My world became complete when I finally met my father at the age of 21. I am extremely grateful for my father paving the road for me and many other artists. I feel privileged to have the opportunity to take over a legacy. As a producer, my father has set extremely high standards to existing and upcoming producers all over the globe but my hard and dedicated work will show everyone that I deserve the name Young," he said in a statement.
Young goes on to add that he represents a change in music coming out of Southern California, adding that his company will set some high standards in the genre.
"People can expect a new trendy look from me. I represent a new era of positive feel good music for the West Coast — I am a new generation of Left Coast artists who can not only rap but produce as well. In the future, my company Young Entertainment Inc, will set high standards and create another element for the Hip Hop world so get familiar!"
Product of My DNA will hit stores this Summer and he plans on showing fans more behind his story.
"For my debut album, you can expect to learn about the making of Curtis Young. The story of actually becoming a product of society. People can expect to hear the true meaning of 'Product Of My DNA' that will let people know who Curtis Young is and how I learned about my father, Dr. Dre."
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ROYAL OAK/CLAWSON — Local libraries are evolving with the changing world, focusing on new technology and creating comfortable community spaces.
By the time 2020 is over, the inside of the Royal Oak Public Library will have a very different look.
In Clawson, the Blair Memorial Library will hold a mini winter book sale to raise money for an online language program. It will continue offering a slew of programs.
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Royal Oak Public Library Director Emily Dumas said she is looking forward to a wide array of interior improvement projects planned for the library this year. The inside of the library has not been renovated for 15 years and is due for a facelift, she said.
Some of the improvements include new furniture, paint, carpeting, flooring and a revamping of the teen area.
"We're going to be taking down the wall between the two teen rooms to create one big room with a glass wall with doors," Dumas said. "The teens will have their own space, finally. Right now, they don't have any kind of privacy. We get about 50 teens after school every day."
She said the library will double the number of computers for teens from three to six, and it is also discussing ways to potentially provide laptops for teens down the road so they have as many computer opportunities as possible.
"Right now, we're expanding the play area downstairs for the kids and adding new flooring. It's going to be big," Dumas said. "We're creating more lounge areas, as well as better study areas and meshing the need for studying with the need for relaxing and just sitting down with a good book."
Dumas said the last renovation inside the library took place in 2005, and a lot has changed since then, especially in terms of technology and the way people use the library.
"The library gets lots of wear and tear — tens of thousands of people walk through every year," she said.
One of the main challenges the Royal Oak library faces is an increase in smartphones providing answers within seconds; however, Dumas said the library has really tried to step up its role in helping determine good information versus possibly fake information.
"(We teach people) what's a good source, how do you cite sources properly and, outside of that, just finding out how do we become a comfortable place for people," she said. "By listening to people, we have gotten feedback (about a desire for) more comfortable spaces that are also conducive for studying."
She said that in response, the library will be offering more table space and improving private study rooms.
"With the library adapting new technologies, it gives you the chance to try before you buy," she said. "We recently got hot spots for checkout, tablets for kids, and we're constantly looking at more and more items we can add."
Dumas said the library also offers e-books that are available for patrons to download, as well as computer classes for seniors. To view the Royal Oak Public Library's program-packed calendar of events, visit www.ropl.evanced.info/signup.
Last May, Dumas said, the library reopened its 11 Mile Road entrance. It had been closed since the 2005 renovation.
"It's really convenient and just a short walk from the (11 Mile) parking structure," she said. "Parking is free for two hours before 5 p.m., which is great for storytime parents."
At 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Feb. 17 and at 10:30 a.m. Feb. 22, the library will hold public input sessions. Each session will begin with a self-guided tour to see what areas will be improved and how they will change, followed by the opportunity to offer feedback on what they would like to see included.
The Royal Oak Public Library is located at 222 E. 11 Mile Road, east of Main Street.
From Feb. 20 to Feb. 22, Blair Memorial Library Director Jenni Gannod said, the library will hold a mini winter book sale to raise funds for the Friends of the Blair Memorial Library to purchase an online language program.
The library was most recently expanded and renovated in 2010, so building improvements are not on the agenda this year, but Gannod said she is excited about all the programming for people of all ages on deck in the beginning of the year.
At 1 p.m. Feb. 19, she said, the adult book club will host Karen Dionne, author of "The Marsh King's Daughter," at the library.
"She's actually going to come to our book club, so we're really happy about that. Usually we Skype with the author or have a basic book club," Gannod said.
Other notable programs that Gannod highlighted include an American Girl tea party at 10:30 a.m. Jan. 25, a Valentine's Day party for families at 10:30 a.m. Feb. 8, and a build-a-fort night for families at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 13.
"We have an interesting mix of things coming up," she said. "We plan to provide fantastic programming throughout the year."
To view upcoming adult and youth programs, visit www.cityofclawson.com/your_government/library/programs.php.
The Blair Memorial Library is located at 416 N. Main St., north of 14 Mile Road.


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Thursday, October 30, 2008
The Show(s)
I realize I didn't address very well how the show(s) went. I don't know how to answer that. In terms of selling, I sold enough to cover my costs - show fees, display supplies and had (or hope to have as soon as I get a check) a bit left over to go buy more clay with. In terms of having my work out there for the public to see, it went great because that was way out of my comfort zone. I was able to have my work displayed and I didn't have to be there to hear the good and bad reactions from people. There will be another show in December. That one kind of scares the pants off me because I'll have to be there for the whole thing. Now the pressure is on to produce some pots that I'm really happy with and feel as if they are good enough to sell.
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Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Time to work
The shows are over. It was fun to see things I made and hear some good comments about them. I have a lot of work to do to get my pots where I want them to be. I have many pictures in my head that need to come out in clay. With an unlimited amount of time I will be able to make all those pictures a reality. Who has unlimited amounts of time? Not me. So it comes back to being patient again. Patience is a lesson I have to learn and relearn every single day. This pot/casserole has been thrown and is drying a bit. I'll trim it later today and fire it in a week or so, then I'll glaze it and fire it again. It's going to be 2 weeks before I can see the finished product. Good thing I'm working on being patient. (FYI this dish is 10" wide and 2 1/2" tall.)
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Thursday, October 16, 2008
Sneak Peek
Here's a little sample of my display at the Simply Bliss Boutique. I'm pretty excited about how it turned out.
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Tuesday, October 14, 2008
My kiln is almost done cooling. I can take my work out in a couple hours. This waiting time is so nerve wracking! I'm always so excited! How will it look? Have I blown anything up? Did the glazes turn out ok? How many pieces am I going to love and how many are going in the trash? In anxious anticipation of opening the kiln and seeing how this firing went I need to post the reason for my anxiety. I'm going to show some work at the Simply Bliss Boutique (see above). That's almost worse than opening the kiln. How is it going to go? Is anyone going to like what I'm showing? Will anyone buy anything? Will anyone be a bigger critic than I am? It's been a long time since I've had to put myself out there. I'm not sure my skin is as thick as it once was.
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Sunday, October 12, 2008
First Things First
How to begin? It's much easier to do than to explain. So let's just skip the years of planning and waiting and jump right to the end product - Backyard Mudslingers Pottery Studio. I expect to have great works to post about later. For now I have the beginnings of things; some good, some awful and lots in the middle. Small bowls and spoon rests are what I've started with. It's going to take a while to figure out what clays and glazes I like best. I guess that means I'll need to spend a lot of time in the studio - lucky me!
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Kabul [Afghanistan], Dec 4(ANI): Seven people, including a Japanese doctor who headed an NGO, were killed after unidentified gunmen attacked their vehicle in Afghanistan's eastern province of Nangarhar on Wednesday, the provincial government said.
Tetsu Nakamura, a Japanese doctor who headed the NGO Peace Medical Service in Nangarhar, succumbed to his wounds at Jalalabad airport while awaiting an airlift to Bagram airbase, Nangarhar governor spokesperson Attaullah Khogyani said, as cited by Tolo News. The other casualties include Nakamuram's driver and five bodyguards.
The gunmen fled the scene after the incident and no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. Taliban's spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid tweeted that the group has "no connection" with the attack.
Police have initiated an investigation into the incident.
Nakamura had worked in the Nangarhar province for more than a decade and was recently awarded honorary Afghan citizenship by President Ghani. (ANI)


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Apparently a Taco-Croissant Hybrid, Known as the Tacro, Exists—And I Made One
To make my tacro, a food trend that was born in San Francisco, I got by with a little help from my friend, puff pastry.
Taco met Croissant (and later became tacro) while they were hanging out with friends in San Francisco. The genius chefs behind Vive La Tarte noticed them flirting and made sure to seat the two together at their next party. And just like that, a new food trend was born.
The tacro is a mash-up made of a flaky laminated croissant shell and your favorite taco fillings, and it's no wonder these beauties have been selling out before noon.
We're guessing the Vive La Tarte crew is using special molds to keep their shells intact, in tandem with other pastry-chef wizardry. Having neither the skill nor the equipment to execute tacros like the originals, we came up with a down-and-dirty knockoff which we think gets the job done.
Here, our unauthorized and very simplified approach:
1. Preheat oven to 400°F and line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Roll out a sheet of puff pastry to about a 14-inch square. (It doesn't need to be perfect.) Use a 6-inch circle cookie cutter to cut out 4 rounds from the pastry. Or, if you don't have one (I didn't), use a cereal bowl to punch out the rounds.
2. Transfer the pastry rounds to the prepared baking sheet and poke all over with a fork. Lay another sheet of parchment paper on top and place another baking sheet on top of that so that the pastry is like the filling in a sandwich.
3. Transfer your sheet sandwich to the oven and bake until the pastry is lightly golden but still pliable, 10 to 12 minutes. You'll have to lift the top sheet off to check. Be careful.
4. Using tongs (those babies are HOT), gently fold the rounds in half to form a taco shell-looking thing. Press down gently so they stay folded. Return to oven and bake until golden brown, another 5 minutes or so.
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It might not be exactly like the real thing, but a coverband tacro is better than no tacro at all.
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in race 11..... why did Warkentin scream Asiago furious late rally to finish 2ndAsiago broke early and was far far back the whole raceWarkentin sucks
I guess you forgot to mention there were 14 races last year as opposed to 13 this year. Average per race higher this year. You love to slam M1 but there isn't a Harness Track that does a better job in all aspects of the business.
here are 7 examples last night of how Dave Brower tries to make races look competitive.... and its quite sadEvident Beauty 6/5 went off 1/5Manalishi 9/5 went off 3/5Atlanta. 9/5 went off 1/5Shartin. 9/5 went off 1/5Captain Crunch 2/1 went off 1/2Ubeaut. 3/1 went off 4/5Millie Poss. 2/1 went off 1/2Shartin and Atlanta at 9/5? Really? Does anyone actually believe either of these horses was going to pay $5.60?Does Gural/Settlemoir instruct him to create a sense of competitiveness?If he was a trackside bookie, he would be busted out very quickly
Jeffrey outdid himself in the wardrobe department
same table cloth.... different night
Nice to see Burke shut out in the biggest races.He took 3 of the smallest prizes, but an extremely poor night all said.
Brian Sears went from a Broward County Jail to Meadowlands Pace winner in the span of 4 months. Isn't Harness Racing the classiest sport on earth?
Why was brennan, stratton, bartkett not on any drives??? George b not allowed to drive there, but sears can ??


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