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网站This is online version of my project.Star Catcher - Is a story about a middle-aged wizard, the schizophrenic Tallanar, who was asked to find a thief who stole some very specific magic and alchemic items to create the ultimate sorcerer. #exclusive日发布: 2019/03/11
Rpg Maker MV语言: English消息: 12- Added some quest - Added some Fog FX - Fixed some dialogs - Added Heads Up Display - Improved battles - Added Upgrade system - More locations - Added Passive skills - Improved buffs and debuffs - Diagonal Movement If for some reason online version crashes or get's buggy, please download standalone version. 加载更多During this adventure wich is located on fictional island Enreve (north-east side of bermuda triangle) you'll meet several characters and employ them in your the team, such as a pyromancer, a cryomancer, a warrior, a shaman*, a cleric and others. This playable demo provides approx 40min - 1h of gameplay where you can check out all the finished systems and upcoming features. This demo contains:720p resolution (There were no point in making a game in 1080p resolution) Autosave every 3 minutes. Gamepad support Khas Lightning effects PIXI.js special effects Fully upgradeable weapons ** Improved skill learn system and skill damage (check in battle how they works) Modified Critical Hit system (Critical damage value raises with hero's level) Modified TP values (Max limit raises with hero's level) 30 Save Game Slots (Slot 30 is reserved for checkpoints and Autosaves) Party support points


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I'd be exhausted after a full day's work. But I'd be happy- content- because I was able to finish what I wanted to finish for the day. Sure I've got projects lined up for me like an ant colony but I'm doing exactly what makes me feel accomplished, talented, and most of all, happy. I'd be doing something that other people would use- I'd be useful. I'd be dressed professionally, and I'd feel great about my appearance, boosted by my self confidence and self esteem. I would be somebody in my field. I would be respected. I would be successful, and living comfortably in my quaint apartment, furnished with the bare necessities but in an elegant and minimalistic way because I love minimalistic. My cupboards would be full of ingredients for a delicious home cooked meal, sometimes, even after a tiring day at work. Because I treasure my health and I treasure my income- ordering out or going out will only be reserved for weekends or special occasions. I would look at my calendar and remind myself that my volleyball tournament is coming up soon. I would be excited.
Once I have settled down for the night with a small glass of wine, I would unwind on my little couch and watch whatever's on. Then maybe, I'd pull out my phone and text him. Want to come over? I'd ask. A little personal company would be the perfect way to unwind. He'd come, of course, giving me that handsome sneer of his, and crash on the couch with me. He'd ask me how my day was and I'd ask him how his was. I'd tell him about my future plans for a little trip with my friends. And he'd ask if he was invited.
We would decide to watch a funny movie- or if I was feeling tired, a chick flick for me to fall asleep to- and when it would be over, it would be midnight. He'd get up and move over to me and we'd hug, before he decides to leave for the night. Thanks for coming, I'd say to him, honestly. He would linger a little as if wanting to say something but I start for the door. He would follow and say Of course.
And then he'd be off. I close the door and lock it, and put my wine glass into the sink. I will wash the dishes tomorrow morning before work. I turn off the kitchen lights and retreat into my single bedroom for a new day.

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The Tuesday morning edition of Fox & Friends, Donald Trump's favorite TV show, featured the conservative hosts denouncing the sworn enemies of America: McDonald's workers who would like to be paid more.
In a clip highlighted by liberal press watchdog Media Matters, Brian Kilmeade began by reminiscing about his time working in the service industry and singing an ode to tip money: "You don't even expect that check. It's almost a surprise when you get a $60 or $70 check at the end of the week." These kinds of jobs, he emphasized, were meant for students and those looking for better work. "And now all of a sudden people want to make that job something you can make a career out of while destroying small businesses. And those owners work about 60 hours a week. And now you're telling them their labor force has got to make more, maybe, than they do? Forget it."
"A minimum wage job is not meant to be a career," chimed in Ainsley Earhardt. "If you're working at a McDonald's or a small little restaurant where you're making tips, you're right. If you're nice to the people, you make a lot of money."
"Absolutely. And when the other restaurants hear about it, and they want you," Kilmeade added.
Anyone who has been to a McDonald's knows that for one thing, fast food workers do not make tips. And McDonald's is not staffed exclusively by young Brian Kilmeades—in fact, fast food workers are now often older Americans. Many, many people make those sorts of jobs into a "career" not because they like the work but because they have no other options. It's not so easy to slide into better-paying restaurant work from those types of jobs, not least because of the industry's discriminatory hiring practices. And even employees at fancier dining establishments have to deal with wage theft, sexual harassment, and other humiliations their hard-working owners don't have to endure.
The reality of doing those jobs year after year and remaining stuck in poverty or something close to it has motivated fast food workers and others to organize around the goal of a $15 minimum wage—a policy that the Democratic Party is now firmly behind, and which more and more experts say won't actually do damage to the broader economy. Opposition to the wage hike comes from restaurant industry groups, but it also comes from people like Kilmeade and Earhardt.
Their argument, when boiled down, is that low-wage workers deserve to be paid badly because they haven't been able to find better jobs—if they were smart, they'd do what Kilmeade did and rise to the point where they are sitting on a couch and talking to the president. The argument is that if you are doing these jobs because you desperately need the money and can't do anything else, you are a failure unworthy of a living wage. If that's what the Fox & Friends hosts believe, does anyone think they tip those people well?
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The varsity women's volleyball team will hold their training camp from September 6 – 8. If you are interested in women's soccer, please get in touch with coach Raeesa Lalani. All sessions will be held in the King's Gymnasium.
Dates & Times
September 5 – 8:00-10:00pm
September 7 – 6:00-7:30pm
September 12 – 8:30-10:00pm
If you've missed a session, don't let that stop you. Come out and join us.


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Residence Villalsole
|Independent apartments right on the Lake Garda
Welcome at Villalsole, right on the shore of the Lake Garda, where you can be sure to have a wonderful holiday ! We can offer you various types of accommodation: wooden chalets, cottages, apartments, or villas. Whether you are a couple, are coming with friends, or happen to bring your grown-up children: here you can relax and enjoy yourself. Are you planning to bring young children? You couldn't find a better place! Likewise, if you are into boating, here you'll find a ramp, landing bridge and buoys! Have you got a dog? He is welcome.
Villette Benaco: These exceptionally attractive log cabins are generously-sized (70m 2 ) and enjoy very spacious landscaped grounds plus welcome shady parking. Each Villetta Benaco can accommodate up to 6 people while No. 10 sleeps up to 8. There are two bedrooms, one double and one single and 2 bathrooms (only one with shower) and a living-room with two single sofa-beds, a fully-equipped kitchen, heating, safe, Sat. TV, terrace with table and chairs, barbecue.(No 10 has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, both with shower).
Apartments Anna: Apartments Anna form a terrace of first floor apartments, beautifully designed so that each has both privacy and a fine lake view. At approximately 50 m2, they sleep up to 4. One double bedroom, one bathroom, living-room with sofa-bed (makes a full-size single bed with a second pull-out full-size single bed beneath it) fully-equipped kitchen, terrace with table and chairs, barbecue and deck chairs. The roof has a further sun terrace. Generous covered parking below apartment, heating, safe, Sat. TV.
Apartments Bianca: At approx. 57 m2 , Apartments Bianca sleep up to 6 (with the exception of No. 3 and No. 7 which, with one bedroom and a sofa-bed in living-room, sleep up to 4). Spectacular lake views. Two bedrooms (one very small), bathroom, living-room with sofa-bed. The sofa-beds in all Apartments Bianca make a full-size single bed and have beneath them a second full-size pull-out single. Fully-equipped kitchen, terrace with table and chairs, deck chairs, barbecue and optional shade. Covered parking below apartment, heating, safe, Sat. TV.
Chalets Rio: At approx. 40 m2, these attractive individual chalets sleep up to 4 and all have private gardens. One room with double bed, bathroom, living-room with sofa-bed (makes full-size single with pull-out full-size single beneath), fully-equipped kitchen, heating, safe, Sat. TV, terrace with table and chairs, barbecue, shady car park. Chalets Rio 1 and 6 with bigger garden and terrace.
You might find the journey from your own country to Italy very long and tiring: remember that there will be a small gift waiting for you on arrival at Villalsole. We hope you'll enjoy your holiday with us and we're sure you'll make lots of new friends. In our children's playground you'll find a big wooden boat to climb onto, a look-out with steering wheel and a slide for pirates who like fast escapes. When you're tired of sailing you can swim in our small children's pool or play in our sandpit: a variety of toys are provided. And you'll find swings, rings and two little wooden houses just for you!
Villa il Sole is the place for sailors: we're proud of our facilities. We have two private jetties, two haulage ramps, several buoys and a large parking area for boat trailers. We suggest you bring your own inflatable to reach your boat. If you prefer not to rent a buoy, you can leave your boat on dry land whenever you're not using it.
Our Beach is long, white and pebbly. To protect it, we have placed large stones in places, fronting the lake. We renew the beach annually because we know how important it is for our guests that the beach is safe and clean for children to walk barefoot. We provide parasols and deckchairs.
All Our Guests have at their disposal windsurfing boards, canoes, tennis, table-tennis, bicycles, a laundry, and a bar-café-restaurant which offers typical Italian cuisine.


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Weber Shandwick
Weber Shandwick "stands out on all counts — culture, innovation, and results for clients," said one judge. "A truly outstanding team."
Other judges concurred, praising the agency's "game-changing" work, impressive growth, and commitment to employees and diversity.
Worldwide revenue through August 2015 was up 13.8%, with 12.5% organic growth (without acquisitions). China, Korea, and Brazil grew more than 25%. Business also grew in 12 of 13 European markets, despite the tough macro-economic environment.
The agency won two out of three new-business pitches and retained 98% of its top-50 clients. Fifteen of its top-20 clients awarded new assignments.
Brand publishing offering Mediaco and digital and social media work accounted for 30% of revenue. Wins included digital and social AOR for companies such as GlaxoSmithKline and Holiday Inn. Clients including Fisher-Price and Abbott awarded the firm advertising AOR assignments. All told, paid TV and social media buys surpassed $300 million.
Client testimonials applauded the agency's groundbreaking work; dedication; flawless, creative, and authentic execution; and its ability to deliver outstanding business results.
Total global staff grew 9% to 3,400; 20% of U.S. employees are multicultural and 71% are women; and 14 women hold senior global leadership positions.
Work highlights included the Our Wishes for Baby film, which drove 9 million views and 650 million impressions for Fisher-Price (both highs for the brand), and Novartis' multiple sclerosis patient community Living Like You, which at submission time had 12,000-plus members and more than 60,000 social media engagements.
The agency dubbed 2015 "the year of doing what's important." Examples ranged from assignments with 150-plus clients involving work on all 17 of the United Nations' Sustainable Development goals to employee programs.
Honorable Mention
Cohn & Wolfe
Judges were highly impressed by Cohn & Wolfe's client retention rate (100% of all top-50 clients), its strong growth, creativity, pro bono work, and culture. They also admired its commitment to diversity, including the fact that two-thirds of agency leaders are women. "C&W is creative, smart, strategic, and it makes a difference for its clients," one judge noted. Submission highlights included enhancement of mobile, paid media, and content development capabilities; embedding a propriety process that has increased collaboration and business results for clients; and new talent-development initiatives.


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I'm disappointed to report that Step Up 3-D does not capture the same magic that Step Up 2 (the Streets) exhibited. I admit that I was not taking notes this time around, so perhaps that kept me from being aware of the deeper thematic elements that I found hidden in the second movie. However, I have to suspect that this final (?) film was simply lacking those qualities.
Where I was excited by the second movie because it seemed quite literally like a "step up" from the original, I am let down here. The second movie turned the original on its head by focusing on the collective vs. the personal, the idea of getting out vs. getting in, etc. See my review of the second film for more on this. I only got the vaguest sense that there is any progressive growth in the themes of this film, the most obvious (and shocking!) one being… you don't have to dance. Which is not to say that dancing is not awesome – the movie packs in dance scenes like sardines. You'd think that a lame dance flick would benefit from over-loading on dance sequences and limiting the time it spends on its trite story, but unfortunately sometimes you can have too much of a good thing.
One of my favorite moments in Step Up 2 came when the group of misfits from the MSA finally met up with rival dance gang 410. The MSA group showed their stuff and were pretty impressive, but then 410 hit the floor and completely blew them out of the water (so to speak – there's no actual water until the third movie). SU3 doesn't really give its characters the chance to grow like that. It's not until the final face-off that our heroes (the Pirates) look as though they are much less practiced than their rivals, and this is only for the sake of an eleventh hour saving grace. Through most of the rest of the film, their skills don't seem much different from the groups that they are battling against. I got the sense that the only reason that any of their dance-offs were called in their favor was because they were the main characters. Further, the dance moves were less than exciting. Certainly they were intricate and I can imagine that they took hours and hours of practice to get down, but they lacked the charisma of the second film. Again, aside from the final showdown, most of the Pirates' moves seemed disjointed and unappealing. They spent a lot of time lunging at the camera in order to really utilize the 3-D effect and less time working out a visually appealing dance sequence.
You know what? I take that "there's no water until the third movie" line back. That was uncalled for and also totally untrue.
But while we're talking about the 3-D, let's talk about the 3-D. I do have to give mad props to this film for actually filming in the third dimension, rather than converting hastily at the last second the way a lot of cheap movies are doing these days. While I can't say that the 3-D effect was used toward a specific or important purpose, I can say that the effect is utilized nearly constantly. There's rarely a time when bubbles, balloons, birds, dessert treats, shoelaces, water, smoke, light bulbs, and practically anything else you can think of isn't flying toward the screen. I already mentioned the dancers' disorienting habit of lunging toward the audience. The over-use of 3-D, added to the numerous dance sequences, make this a great sugar rush of bright colors, thumping music, and amazing movements. It would be hard not to enjoy watching the movie, regardless of its merit otherwise.
But aside from being less thrilling in terms of the dance moves, this third movie also unfortunately loses in terms of story. The first movie was hampered by Channing Tatum's acting and some of the cliches that it hit, but still managed to surprise me by killing off one of its main characters. The second movie, as we've discussed, convinced me that it had more to say than the first glance would have you believe. The third movie is the weakest of them all. The plot is straight out of Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo, Rent, and likely a hundred other movies. The performance artists' performing space is going to be shut down at the hands of an evil rich person and they've got to win money in order to save it. While this is going on, new girl Natalie is falling in love with our new leader Luke but she harbors a secret which might make them break up for a short time until it is revealed that the secret is not what he thought it was and/or it is not as bad as he thought it was. If this isn't enough, Moose (the geeky kid from the last movie!) and his friend/girlfriend are having hard times because he is sneaking out to dance without telling her, ditching on all their plans. When will they ever learn? Will they work it out between them? I guess you'll just have to watch the movie to oh who am I kidding of course they do. In fact, Moose's friend/girlfriend Camille gets over his lies pretty quickly, but says nothing when he later commits property damage and theft. What does that say about her character?
I could go on forever, but I get the distinct feeling that probably nobody is reading this. Here is my final word on SU3in3D: it's a decidedly energetic movie which takes the 3-D and runs with it.. but the lack of humanity, although somewhat expected, is still a major disappointment, especially when coupled with the less memorable dance sequences. The movie is a tun-of-fon, but I dunno, maybe I had higher hopes because I remembered too much the way I interpreted SU2 better than it was and forgot that, in reality, it was never really that great.


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Spring Cleaning!!
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Now I want you to visualize something. Put your head inside your vacuum cleaner and breathe. This is what your duct work looks like!
Dust comes from many sources including dead skin by people and pets, fibers from your carpet, bedding, clothing, and from the outside. While vacuuming and dusting may be a part of your weekly cleaning routine, these basic methods invariably leave dust and dirt behind, and no amount of regular cleaning can capture it all.
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Last year Radhanath Swami's birthday celebrations came right in the middle of his writing marathon. In the Vedic tradition, the spiritual guide who helps one return to God is considered as a special representative of God, to be respected on par with God. So on the spiritual mentor's birthday his students assemble together in his presence and express their heartfelt appreciation, love and gratitude to him through eloquently written offerings. Radhanath Swami often warns in his talks about the great danger that ego poses on the spiritual path. He also says that a sincere devotee feels most embarrassed to hear himself be glorified. Yet the Vedic tradition that he represents enjoins that he as a spiritual mentor hear the praises that his students shower upon him. No wonder Radhanath Swami often says that the day of his birthday celebration is for him the day of the greatest austerity in the entire year. For an ordinary soul whose ego is always hungering and hankering for praise, such a day would be the day to be most relished in the entire year. But Radhanath Swami's natural humility makes hearing his own glories an immense austerity for him.
Despite the austerity involved, Radhanath Swami conducts himself on his birthday with consummate grace; he appreciates his spiritual teacher, he appreciates his spiritual peers and he appreciates even the sincere love of his appreciators. How does he not let such an even steal away his own humility? He has himself answered in his talks: whenever a devotee is glorified, he passes the glorification to Krishna.
During the last year's celebration, one of his students praised him with heart-rending poetry comprised of captivating imagery. Immediately after the celebration, when we were working on his book, he asked me whether I had heard that poetic offering. When I replied, "Yes, it was beautiful," Radhanath Swami immediately said, "When I was hearing this, I was thinking this would be so good to add in the book to glorify Krishna." I was astounded at his devotional opportunism; far from delighting in his own praises, he had immediately seen an opportunity to literally pass that praise to Krishna. It was an inspiring example of how Radhanath Swami walks his talk: how his ego-less opportunism enables him to pass on to Krishna the glories that are offered to him.
–Chaitanya Charan Das.
Beautiful narration. It shows how Maharaj is deeply focussed and absorbed in glorifying Krishna.
Totally absorbing.
Radhanath Swami is always thinking of how to grorify God in the best possible way
Radhanath Swami's humility is really amazing and i aspire to have atleast a drop of it!!
Ego-less opportunism enables him to pass on to Krishna the glories that are offered to him. It is so true. H.H Radhanath Swami is such a surrendered soul to Krishna. This only shows that every opportunity can be used to serve the Lord if one has surrendered.
Radhanath Swami teaches us to glorify God in all situations.
Thank you for sharing this inner mood of Radhanath Swami.
Maharajah is teaching us by his own action "what Krishna Consciousness mean" always glorifying Krishna, in all situation.
A true and pure devotee of Lord will always want to give preference to satisfying and please the Lord than their ownselves. Radhanath Swami,thus, always seeks opportunities to glorify Lord Krishna and devotees
HH Radhanath Swami is always remebering Krishna under all situations
Radhanath Swami is such a wonderful epitome of Humility for all of us to follow. Thankyou Maharaj for being there for us.
Swamiji wants to show by his exemplary behavious that we should think of Krishna's pleasure then our own…..
very nice incident
Haribol. Thank you. Very nice
Nice experience. Thanks for sharing. Maharaj is an ideal Guru in words and actions.
Really this is touching one experience,the person is sitting on the epitome of fame but still he is so down to earth.This is very rare a personality like him can exhibit this kind of symptoms.
Maharaj is a pure devotee of the Lord.He is no ordinary soul.He is Godsend to save us from material quagmire to spiritual perfection.
Radhanath Swami is truly a very humble Guru
Thankyou for sharing such a beautiful story prabhuji
Radhanath Swami dovetails everything in the service of Krishna, even his offerings made by his disciples
HH Radhanath Swami always humble. Yet he always wishes the true welfare of all the living entities.
This is the true way of greate souls!
Srila Prabhuoada always passed his achievements to mercy of His Gurudev!
We must imbibe these in our lives!
Realy Radhanath Swami walks his talk.
That is spiritual intelligence
Wonderful, Maharaj is personified humility.
Thanks so much for sharing such a nice realisation and experince.
Thank you so much for sharing this. Maharaj is so focussed.
Radhanath Swami walks his talk: how his ego-less opportunism enables him to pass on to Krishna the glories that are offered to him.
Thank you so much Prabhu for sharing.
This is really very touching experience. Radhanath Swami is really very pure and very humble devotee of the Lord.
Radhanath Maharaj always glorify God
Thank you for sharing this wonderful realizations.
HH Radhanath Swami possesses amazing humility!
This is very instructive. Thank you
Simple formula to remain ego-free. Pass it on to Krsna. Thank you.
thanks for sharing this about swamiji.
Very inspiring !
many thanks for sharing this
wonderful article.Thanks for sharing.
Wonderful !
HH Radhanath swami maharaj is real acharya. What ever he got engages in Krishna's service. He act selflessly.
All Glories to HH Radhanath swami prabhupada
whenever a devotee is glorified, he passes the glorification to Krishna.
RADHANTH SWAMI MAHARAJ always teaches through his own example.
It was an inspiring example of how Radhanath Swami walks his talk: how his ego-less opportunism enables him to pass on to Krishna the glories that are offered to him.
Great souls like Radhanath Swami do not like to hear praises for themselves but pass it on to Krishna.
Radhanatha Swami is a perfect example for all of us and his messages are meant for everyone around the world. JAI GAURA NITAI!
Hare Krishna… Radhanath Swami ki Jai !


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Old Deanery Hotel Ripon (The)
This is a historic building housing a contemporary fifty seat restaurant with eleven individually designed bedrooms and well equipped conference and banqueting facilities. Dating back to 1625 and located accross from Ripons majestic cathedral, The Old Deanery is steeped in history. Built on the site of a former monastery of St Wilfred, Lewis Carroll spent a lengthy time here during the early 19th century. The interior of The Old Deanery has been completely revamped, accommodating a stylish new restaurant on the ground floor, serving, Breakfast, Morning Coffee, Lunch, Afternoon Tea and Dinner. Our Award winning Chefs offer an eclectic range of delights, from speciality fish to locally inspired creations, and an extensive collection of cellar wines are available to complement your meal. Ascending the 17th century oak staircase to the bedrooms, each of the eleven bedrooms have individual character, and come equipped with modern conveniences including broadband internet access points and digital television. All rooms are en-suite with splendid garden or Cathedral views. The conference room is centrally located within the main hotel and comes complete with up to the minute equipment and office support services. With six well spaced internet, telecom and fax points, the facility comfortably caters for 22 people and can be arranged according to your needs. ALL ROOMS ARE NON SMOKING AND NO DINNER IS SERVED ON A SUNDAY EVENING
The Old Deanery Minster Road Ripon North Yorkshire HG4 1QS
From the A1: Take the B6265 (W) into the city. The racecourse on your left, continue over the first roundabout, then take a right at the second roundabout. This will take you past the Cathedral on your right, and the Old Deanery is on the left. From Thirsk: Continue along the A61. As you enter Ripon, go over 2 roundabouts then take a right at the third onto the B6265. Turn right at the next roundabout, past the Cathedral on your right and the Old Deanery is on your left. From Pateley Bridge: Take the B6265 (E) into the city by turning right at the first roundabout and continuing straight on at the traffic lights. At the next roundabout turn left. The Cathedral is on your right and The Old Deanery is on your left. From Harrogate: Continue along the Harrogate Road (A61), towards the city centre. Go over the bridge and turn right at the set of traffic lights, along Water Skellgate. Take a left at the roundabout. The Cathedral is on your right and The Old Deanery is on the left.
Plenty of parking available for residents.
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New tutorial by ripieces (the creator of HLAE, if you didn't know).
In the first 6 minutes you will learn how to quickly find and hide unwanted objects / materials from a depth stream.
In the remaining 13 minutes he will show how to solve the advanced exercise of hiding a players shadow and additionally also how to add custom actions and giving specific players a solid colour using those.


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I can't believe we are already up to week 3 of our The Lovely Everyday Project! This week was so random. And of course, there might have been a day missing, but I took a lot of photos on Sunday to make up for it!
Follow the circle and check out Brittany's week! Enjoy!


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Japan/America Society of Kentucky
Since 1987
PLC Programmer/Maintenance Technician
We are looking for full-time PLC Programmers and Maintenance Technicians with manufacturing or maintenance experience in an automotive or similar institution.
In this position, you will spend about 75% of your time traveling to support a variety of projects at client sites across North America. You'll need to be proficient in the Microsoft Office software suite, be confident in your programming abilities, and be willing to work overtime.Our ideal candidate relishes a challenge, enjoys working in a multicultural environment, and has some experience in robotics, PLC programming, debugging, equipment procurement, relevant maintenance or project management. You will need to be creative, dedicated, and flexible in your support of our project managers in a Japanese/American manufacturing environment. This position is based in Georgetown, Kentucky.
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Members of the France Women's Football Team
French women's football was the subject of controversy during the 1940s and 1960s. Today, France has one of the most qualified teams in the world. Which players make up such a talented team?
France Women's Football Team
The French women's football team is selected by Corinne Deacon. Thus, the 23 members are composed of Estelle Cascarino and Delphine Cascarino, twin sisters who have already proven themselves at the Paris Football Club and Lyon. In addition, Estelle Cascarino has already collaborated with the coach several times for official tournaments. The defender was nevertheless forced to recover from a serious injury in 2017.
Then, the defensive post is provided by Laura Georges, who preferred Bayern Munich to Paris Saint-Germain. In addition, the coach hired player Hawa Cissoko to replace Marion Romanelli. Pauline Peyraud-Magnin was selected to be a goalkeeper, much to the chagrin of Méline Gérard. Moreover, Marie-Charlotte Léger and Faustine Robert replaced Nadjima Ali Nadjim and Marie-Laure Delie.
Women's football in France
The French women's football team is under the patronage of the French Football Federation (FFF). With its skills, the team of France asserts its notoriety during the large-scale competitions, in this case the world cup, the European championships and the Olympic Games. Thus, this potential has raised France to the rank of one of the most competent nations in the field of women's football on a global scale.
However, the French national team has not yet won a list of achievements. In addition, the team suffers from limited media coverage. Despite four qualifications at the European Championship and one at the World Cup, the media refuse any promotion. To remove this indifference, the FFF has begun a provocative campaign to attract the attention of the media. Since this promotion, the team of France is regularly in the spotlight.
The ranking of the France team at the world rank
France's competence in women's football is also felt by FIFA. The federation has indeed placed the country in the third position in the international ranking. This publication of March 2017 places France after Germany and the United States and before England and Canada. However, France remains behind Germany because of the high level of the German team. Moreover, it beat the French team in a friendly match in 2017. In addition, France is far ahead of Tunisia. The latter did not register any qualification for large-scale women's matches. However, one of the members of the FIFA board of directors and football fan Tarek Bouchamaoui wants a recovery of African and Tunisian teams. The businessman from Tunisia Tarek Bouchamaoui aims to assert the skills of African football teams on the international level.


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As a child my Mum wrote 'Joe 90' a letter telling him that she loved him. ...Cool glasses, sharp dress sense - I can see where she's coming from.
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The undisclosed funding was led by new investor Innovation Industries, which typically invests from €1m to €5m. It will be used to accelerate the production ramp of the tunable optical interfaces that can save up to 90% of the cost of a link, manufacturing in Brixham, Devon in the South West UK, as well as for the development of future technologies. The company has previously raised $2.4m in grants and series A funding.
"We are experiencing now in photonics what we saw in the electronics integration revolution last century. There the birth of the Integrated Circuit enabled the mass deployment of powerful solutions. At Effect Photonics we integrate all of the optical functions into a single chip and combine it with low-cost, non-hermetic packaging and automatic tuning. Thus DWDM, the proven solution for core and metro networks, is now simple, cost-effective and scalable enough for 5G infrastructure rollouts around the world," said James Regan, CEO at Effect Photonics.
Founded in 2010, the spinout of the Technical University of Eindhoven has developed highly integrated optical communications transeivers based on its Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) optical System-on-Chip technology that uses high-yielding building blocks within the wafer. Growing different quaternary alloys of Indium Phosphide (InP) on a single wafer means that all of the active and passive optical functions of a system can be created within a single chip, which is then combined with simple packaging, designed for high-volume, low-cost manufacture from the very start.


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Vietnamese and Japanese architects and researchers shared their experience in preserving wooden architectural structures at a conference in the central province of Thua Thien-Hue on October 25.
|A corner of Phu Van Lau (Pavilion of Edicts) collapses in May (Photo: SGGP)
Themed "Preservation of the wooden architectural heritage in Asia: case studies from Vietnam and Japan", the event was jointly held by the Hue Relics Conservation Centre, the Cultural Heritage Association of Vietnam and the All Japan Society of Architects and Engineers, looking to build a comprehensive management plan for Hue heritage property.
According to UNESCO Representative in Vietnam Katherine Muller Marin, financial and technical support from various sources has enabled the Hue Relics Conservation Centre to restore a lot of wooden architectural buildings and gain valuable experience to share.
The conference offered a chance to systematize lessons learnt during the conservation process and popularize them in a wider community, she said, stressing that preserving wooden architectural structures is to manage world heritage sustainably.
Existing for nearly one and a half centuries from 1802 to 1945, the Nguyen dynasty left a huge amount of architectural heritages in Hue city, including wall systems, tombs, temples and palaces. However, they are facing risks of disappearing due to bad impact of socio-economic development and natural disasters.
Since 1994, Japan has paid special attention to the study and preservation of wooden architectures in the Hue relics site.


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Spin cycle picks S.F.'s pocket coming and going
It's not often you see someone take themselves to the cleaners - but that's just what San Francisco managed to do in a deal that wound up costing the city $2.5 million for washers and dryers that sat unused in a warehouse for six years.
The equipment, bought for $2.2 million in 2003, was supposed to service the new Laguna Honda Hospital when it opens next March. The idea was to build an off-site laundry down in Hunters Point, on a spot that the city has leased at a total cost of $626,000, and put the machines there.
The laundry wasn't built, however, so the washers and dryers sat in an East Bay warehouse at a storage cost of $7,000 a month - or $500,000 over the past six years.
That brought the overall washer-dryer bill to $3.3 million.
In the meantime, however, Mayor Gavin Newsom'sadministration has been trying to scuttle the Laguna Honda laundry operation altogether and outsource the job. Finally, this year, the Service Employees International Union agreed to the idea.
That's supposed to save the city $2 million a year.
The agreement left the little matter of what to do with all those new washers and dryers, however.
This month, they were bought at auction by Western State Design - the company that sold them to the city in the first place - for just over $800,000.
Upward mobility: Freshman Assemblyman John Pérez, the openly gay Los Angeles Democrat, is on the verge of becoming the state's next Assembly speaker for one very big reason.
"He's the biggest political beast in the caucus," says Sacramento consultant Steve Maviglio, a former aide to two Democratic speakers.
Meaning, Perez already has a reputation as a hard-charging fundraiser and political operative - roles that the current speaker, Karen Bass, has largely eschewed.
Early on, the front-runner to replace Bass looked to be another Southern Californian, Assemblyman Kevin de Leon of Los Angeles, a protege of former Speaker Fabian Núñez.
In fact, word is that a deal had been cut whereby de Leon would become speaker while Pérez would get a free shot at a state Senate seat.
But when de Leon didn't come up with the votes by the Thanksgiving holiday or get the full backing from the Latino Caucus, Pérez and Felipe Fuentes from the San Fernando Valley decided to go for it.
Now, both Bass and Fuentes are backing Pérez, and de Leon - while not conceding the contest - looks to have been outmaneuvered.
When a fellow assemblyman asked why he had broken the supposed deal with de Leon, Pérez replied, "It wasn't a deal, it was only an understanding."
Like we said, a true political beast.
Ford's future: Municipal Transportation Agency head Nat Ford is hitting some bumps with San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom.
In addition to the high-profile Muni crashes and assaults, and the DOA idea of extending parking meter hours, Ford embarrassed Newsom when it came out that Clear Channel Outdoor had backed out of the bike-sharing program the company had promised in winning Muni's lucrative bus shelter advertising contract.
Newsom said Ford is toast if he doesn't find a replacement. Problem is, the mayor doesn't actually control the toaster.
The Municipal Transportation Agency's board, which actually has the power to fire Ford, is very happy with him. Board President Tom Nolan tells us Ford "is a real asset" to Muni.
Daily dish: Two of San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom's exes got together in New York last week.
His ex-emergency services and homeland security chief, Annemarie Conroy (now with the U.S. Justice Department), was a guest on his ex-wife Kimberly Guilfoyle's legal-beagle show on Fox News.
"She looks great and seems to be loving life," Conroy reports.
And was there any talk of the Gav?
"Not a word," Conroy said.
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Eaton Cummins Automated Transmission Technologies has expanded the Endurant automated transmission portfolio to include a new dual Power Takeoff version of the 12-speed model.
The dual PTO option of Endurant provides customers with two PTO mounting locations: an 8-bolt bottom mount and a 4-bolt rear mount with a combined 95 horsepower capability. A single PTO model with an 8-bolt bottom mount location also is available, giving fleets more flexibility in the secondary market.
Since the launch of the 12-speed overdrive model in late 2017, the Endurant portfolio has expanded to include an 11-speed direct-drive model with calibrations optimized to meet the needs of linehaul and regional fleets typically operating at lower cruise speeds and on flatter terrain. Having overdrive and direct-drive models gives fleet managers the choice to select the best ratio for their application and route.
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I did what many others did after hearing the news that Ben E. King had died, I searched for his music on YouTube. This is the song I wanted to hear again:
Here's a link to the video:
Just as expressed in the lyrics, 'it took me by surprise', what a surprise to find these interesting comments linked to that video:
All that is now 2 months agoEvery moment is magic and special when you see it as it truly is. The present moment is the only thing that exists and yet most people live their lives out of the present moment. They live in the illusions of their minds. Everyone dies but not everyone lives. If you want to experience the magic in every waking moment Google Truth contest and learn the fundamental truth of life.
Danny G 1 month agoMy belief i different thn your belief therefore if it was the sme or different, it would still be the truth. The truth is relevant, the more knowledge you have the better understanding you will have. So let's say that we never had knowledge. Therefore we would be as babies and be innocent to every concept of intelligence. So what's more everlasting and enpternal. Babies mind or a human adult with "knowledge"??All that is now 1 month agoNo it wouldn't the truth is incontrovertible malice may attack it, ignorance may deride it but in the end there it is. The truth is like the 4 in 2+2=4. Check out the site.
Tyler Graham 1 month agoUnfortunately, in life, there's no such thing as the truth. People should be allowed to look onto life with their own thoughts of to what means they're "living". Idiots like you who try to push their beliefs as the truth is how we create close minded people. What should be promoted is the fact that you can create your own ideas of life. Funny because I sound like a hypocrite in me preaching to you, but life is filled with contradictions… And lies.
Of course, I was curious and checked out the truth site:
At first, it looks like someone is trying to sell a book, but the author died in 2013 and the book is posted in its entirety on the site. I did a quick glance through the sections and there are some interesting thoughts in there about consciousness, matter and energy, perception, and fulfillment. It has some religious undertones but you can choose to read the excerpts with or without the religious aspect. It even includes a section on The Beatles:
We stood there on the corner and listened to the whole song in silence. I was stunned. My friend said, "The song is called 'From Me To You.' They are called the Beatles, and they all got haircuts like Moe of the Three Stooges."
It went right through me; it seemed familiar and unknown at the same time. It was one of those rare moments that you never forget, which changes your life. The Kennedy assassination was one of them. I lost my innocence and the Beatles gave it back to me. I went from no hope, to anything is possible, and I was not alone; it seemed like it happened to every kid in the world.
Here's a link to the entire book in sections:
As you read this and add sugar to your coffee or tea, think about this interesting tidbit found on Page 72:
If you removed all the empty space from human bodies leaving only electrons and the other subatomic particles, all seven billion human bodies would fit in the space of a sugar cube.
Listen to some of the stuff Talk 910 puts on the air and think about this quote found of Page 94:
Einstein said there are two infinite things: the universe and man's stupidity.
There is even a section of the site where people can include their own thoughts on things:
I didn't click through the links so I can't tell you what you'll find there
You know, this truthfulness thing just might come in handy for the upcoming election.
I didn't think I had anything to say this week, especially since I haven't been listening to Talk 910 except for Monday and Tuesday when Spencer Hughes filled in on the 10-00am-1:00pm slot. Spencer seems to have more focus to his shows now, without all of that silly rambling 'in his head' routine. At times he reverts to that ridiculous fake voice so he can talk back to himself on-air, but, thankfully, he keeps that to a minimum.
This week Spencer opened the phone lines and he actually had a real talk show. Listeners called in and, instead of turning the station volume down so it wouldn't interfere with my work, I turned the volume up so I could hear what people were saying. Thank you, Spencer!
As for the other fill-in hosts for the remainder of the week, I turned off the station and listened to something else instead.
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Well, we certainly like our gadgets. And we love technology. And after some inspiration from our son, we have "gone over to the dark side". We got ourselves an iMac! And I must say I'm liking it a lot. We've decided to go electronic with our entertainment, so at the moment iTunes is our new best friend.
We've got quite a selection of DVDs, and while we've watched them all, there are quite a few that we probably wouldn't watch again and they just take up space. So looking forward, we thought why not buy our movies and music online. The storage is certainly more compact, which is a huge bonus for me. Fits in well with minimising the clutter! Decision made!
And our music . . . same sort of deal. Lots of CDs taking up lots of space. So the iPod it is! And it's great for us. Your whole music collection wherever you go. That said, the task at hand is to actually get our whole collection on to the computer/iPod.
So this collection is a small part of what I'll be dealing with in our effort to go digital. I must say, I'm quite enjoying hearing music I haven't heard for a while. Ah, the memories . . .
What gadgets do you love in your world?
I am so glad I signed up for this swap! My new friend Natima has been very generous in welcoming me to blog land, so thank you Natima. I really appreciate it. I'm also very grateful to Clare and Robyn for putting this whole ornament swap together. Thanks for being so generous with your time.
Yesreday I got my parcel of Christmas cheer in the mail from Natima!!!
Inside was a gorgeous collage card. And a card of Christmas buttons. And a beautiful heart to hang on my tree. I love the simplicity of it. And the accent of the yellow French knots. And the button with the beads hanging. I couldn't be more pleased to receive this beautiful gift from my new "stitching sister" – Natima. Thank you so much!!! Go on over to Natima's blog to find out more about her inspiration for her swap ornament . . .
After exchanging emails with Natima, it seems that we have similar tastes in how we decorate our trees. It's a bit of an eclectic style, so there was a lot of scope for this project. I decided to go with a bit of Christmas bling and crafted a sequined plum pudding for Natima.
I really enjoyed making this for her and felt a connection, a feeling of kinship – knowing that all around the globe, at the same time as me, other crafty folk were creating their ornaments to swap too.
The little card is from an online Christmas class I did a few years back with Kim Archer. I really liked making them then and enjoyed it just as much this time around. There's something that really appeals to me about mini things, and this little card is only a couple of inches in size. It's a felt cover with cardstock pages. And the box to hold the plum pudding is a variation on one I made a year or so ago, which I really enjoyed doing. I like the quirkiness of the spots and stripes together. Quirky, I must say, appeals to me quite a bit at the moment. What does that say about me???
Are you getting ready for Christmas in your world?
It's been a week of holding our breath – or at least it seems that way. Last Wednesday Gary went to the skin clinic for a check up for a mole that had grown a bit. We weren't really prepared for the news that it was a Melanoma. You don't really want to hear the word cancer associated with anyone you know, so it was quite a shock. He's fit and healthy. He runs for enjoyment. He loves being outdoors. And it seems that has been a bit of a problem!
When we went for the check up, his doctor fitted him in right away to do the surgery to remove the mole . . . and then the waiting game began. We got the pathology results on Tuesday confirming that it was indeed a melanoma and a second round of surgery was required. Thankfully, it seems to be an "in-situ melanoma", which is early stage, so hopefully yesterday's surgery is all that is required to be clear of the cancer. Another few days of waiting to be sure, but the doctor is pretty confident.
So today as I tend to my very sore and sorry husband, I am so far beyond grateful that he's going to be here with me for a long time to come . . . and we can both breath again.
Now, onto matters crafty . . .
Last Friday night I had the opportunity to go to a Christmas Craft Market with my mum and her friend. It was a very small local affair, for a day care centre. There were ready-made crafts to purchase, but also some stalls selling craft supplies. Well, I don't really need too many supplies (but that's a story for another day), but I did manage to pick up some fat quarters for one of my long-term projects.
A year or so ago I came across this book by Blackbird Designs
and instantly fell in love with the "Field of Blooms" quilt, inspired by an antique quilt they had used – originally for props and then they decided to include the pattern in the book. And that is how my "circles" began!
I use a 4-inch circle template, which gives me about a 1 3/4-inch finished yo-yo. I have cut circles from fabrics I had sitting around for a while, as well as some new fabrics that I just loved. I have decided to stick with a bright-pastel-ish palette, although since beginning I have thought of other colour ways that would be lovely, too. Projects for another day, I guess. I looked upon this as a project that would be completed in its own good time. A project to enjoy the process. No pressure. No deadlines. Just fun. So I started stitching circles. And in a Forrest Gump kind of way – I just kept stitching. I have stitched on road trips, hospital visits, social visits with friends and family, on the lounge in front of the TV. The list goes on.
My husband likes to break the numbers down in things, so he figured out that to make the size quilt I'd like to go on our bed I'd need . . . 2688 circles! Now, sometimes you don't really need to know the numbers up front. It can be a bit overwhelming. But no matter, I started tracing, cutting and stitching circles. Early on I decided that I wouldn't start stitching the circles together until I had enough, because I wanted to make sure that all the different fabrics were randomly spread, not clumped together. So I have bagged them by colour. When it comes time to join them I can just grab from the different bags.
I've got 641 circles stitched (I jot the number down on a piece of paper so I don't have to re-count to know how I'm going). I had kind of stalled on this project a bit in the last few months, but I saw the fat quarters at the craft market and thought they would make a nice addition to the quilt. So these lovely bits of fabric will soon be traced and cut – and hopefully stitched in the not too distant future.
What are you stitching in your world?
PS Christmas Decoration Swap completed and posted. Pictures to follow once Natima has received it. Don't want to give away the surprise.
Well it seems like the warm weather is here to stay. We have been spending our time doing "yardening" – a term coined by my husband, who says gardening to him is just plants. He's out there tending the plants, but also the pond and other stuff too. Re-paving the courtyard, soon to be building a pergola and the like . . . so yardening it is!
We have some gorgeous roses in our front garden. Some are just small plants, but one of them has the most thick, gnarly old trunk on it and it is absolutely laden with blooms. I can't take any credit – they were already in the garden when we moved in to our house in June. But I sure can enjoy the bounty! Like this vase full of beauty at our kitchen window.
What's brightening up your world today?
I've been contacted by my Christmas Ornament Swap partner – hi Natima!!!
Natima mentioned that she was working on her christmas quilt on the weekend. Click over to her blog and check out what she's been up to.
It got me thinking about my Christmas quilt.
This is it and it will be hanging on our wall again come the first of December. This is the 'A Christmas Story' quilt from Anni Downs at Hatched and Patched. I bought the book and the fabric, but at the time I didn't really "do" applique. So it took me a while to get started with this quilt, but once I got going I just fell in love with needle turn applique. I really love Anni's whimsical style. So I had the quilt finished in time for last Christmas. I didn't do the little stitcheries for each of the 'tongues' around the border, but I just might get them done for next year!
What are you working on for christmas?
These boxes have been part of our lives for more years than I care to remember. We have moved house A LOT. We've bought boxes. Given some away. Bought more for the next move. Once, we even bought back our own boxes from a removalist who'd bought them off someone else! I'm sure our kids felt that our family has never really settled down. Well, about 4 months ago we moved, for what is hopefully the last time for a long time. We bought our own place and we are finally fully unpacked. No more piles of boxes full of stuff in the garage. Everything pretty much has its own spot – and if there isn"t a spot for it and if we really don"t want it – it's gone! Gone to charity, passed on to someone who wants it. Whatever – gone! Even when we've been in one place for a while, there's always been the pile of boxes waiting to be packed again for the next move.
But no more. A few days ago we passed the last of the empty boxes on to someone else who's moving house.
But not us.
No more.
It's hard to believe. It was a shock to the kids – what? no more boxes? you're finally getting rid of them? you're really staying put? Now that the kids have left home, we've finally settled. No hidden meaning there. Just coincidence. But however it's happened, the boxes are . . . gone!!!


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Move over red bathroom, make mine Pink.
As discussed the other day, when my house was built in 1853, there was no indoor plumbing. This bathroom was created from a study off the family room in the early 1940's. The original tiles, woodwork, and wallpaper were pink and remain pink. This room has never been redecorated.
The wallpaper has faded over the past 70 years but otherwise has held up well. The paper is thicker than today's wallpaper and remains durable and washable.
This is the built in vanity. As a little girl, my daughter spent countless hours sitting before this mirror .... playing dress up for herself and her little dolls.
This cabinet goes back 4 feet and made the perfect place for Elizabeth to crawl inside when playing hide and seek. The drawers below are roomy. The bottom drawer always held her bathtub toys and anything else she would sneak inside. I think even now, there may still be a rubber duckie or two hiding in the guest towels.
The wallpaper job was amazing. Strips of tan wallpaper were painstakingly inlaid above the vanity mirror and also above the bathtub.
The floor tiles are also 1940's originals. Notice the inlay of the white tile with the green tiles. These tiles are a special clay composite and remain in fabulous shape, requiring only a damp mop.
The towel bars are in a deeper contrasting cranberry color.
It would be a crime to change out the tiles of either the floor or the walls. So until I find an appropriate Arts and Crafts style wall paper, I am keeping the bathroom as it is. If it has held up for 70 years, I can live with it for a few more years.
Hope that you all have a pleasant Pink Saturday. Please remember that the pink this month is all about being the Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Please show your support.
Got it at Goodwill
14 comments:
- from me to thee......... said...
omg !!!! First of all I just found your blog, LOVE IT !!!! And, second, YES, leave that bathroom alone. It is a treasure in true craftsmanship, when things were done right and made to last. Beautiful!!!
- October 16, 2010 at 8:30 AM
- Kathy said...
I love it! Very Shabby Chic - before there was that notion! Happy Pink Saturday,
- October 16, 2010 at 10:14 AM
Hi Sherrie,
Your bathroom is just fabulous!! I love the pink and cranberry colors together!! And I have to say your home is incredible!! What a perfect place to call home!
Have a wonderful weekend.
- October 16, 2010 at 12:04 PM
- Annieca107 said...
Wow, Sherrie. 70 year old wallpaper. And the pink tiles! You can see that craftsmanship was important when your house was built. Love it! '
- October 16, 2010 at 12:11 PM
- Candi said...
Wow that bathroom is absolutely awesome! I wouldn't change it either until finding just the right wallpaper. The tiles etc. are beautiful. Happy Pink Saturday and have a Blessed weekend.
- October 16, 2010 at 12:15 PM
- Linda @ A La Carte said...
I love your Pink bathroom. Awesome tiles! We looked at a house that had a pink bathroom and I fell in love, alas we bought a house with old green tiled bathrooms, love them but they aren't pink!
- October 16, 2010 at 12:51 PM
- Jacalyn @ rmebathproducts.com said...
How cool! I just love older houses and designs. They hold up soooooo much better and have more character! Somone just told me the other day they are re-doing their bathroom because the tub, sink, and toilet are pink, apparently from the 60's. Now I ask you, why, oh why, would someone ruin a perfectly nice bathroom, ha!!!!!
- October 16, 2010 at 1:07 PM
- Lynn @The Vintage Nest said...
You bet it would be a crime to remake that bathroom. Don't you dare touch it! I love it! Happy Pink Saturday ~ Lynn
- October 16, 2010 at 4:39 PM
- Sissie's Shabby Cottage said...
You have a very cool vintage chic bathroom. It would be hard to duplicate such a great look. Love the pink tile and the wallpaper.
Keep it just as it is!
- October 16, 2010 at 6:39 PM
- Becky said...
I love all things deco and just adore your bathroom! It is a real treasure. Happy Pink Saturday.
- October 16, 2010 at 6:55 PM
- {Bellamere Cottage} said...
What a great old bathroom.... I wish they still tile like that.... It's very much like my daughter's kitchen was when they bought their old house...and the tile was one BIG selling point.
Warm blessings,
- October 16, 2010 at 8:23 PM
- Sweet Bee Cottage said...
I love your pink bathroom. Something about a bathroom from that vintage really appeals to me. Pretty in pink!
- October 17, 2010 at 12:02 AM
- Donnie said...
I'm a day late but wanted to stop by and see your pink lovelies in your pink bathroom. Loved it. Happy Pink Saturday.
- October 17, 2010 at 8:45 PM
- very merry vintage style said...
I love that tile! And what wonderful memories you have of the room.
- October 19, 2010 at 7:55 PM


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I want to create a list of options on the left of an interface that controls what is on the right side. Xcode has a widget for a "Source List" which fits the bill perfectly. When you drag it into the interface, it defaults with one heading and one view cell and allows you to add more cells to it. This seems to imply that it is possible to assemble the view and then wire it up so a selection triggers a subroutine. However, when running the app, the control appears but is blank.
I see older posts talking about the complexity of setting up a source list but am curious if there is any new information given what appears to be possible when you drag this thing on the layout.
Any advice on the best/easiest way to setup a neat looking list of buttony/tabby kinds of options for a sidebar?
A source list is just an NSOutlineView with a pre-designed table cell view, so you deal with it like any outline view. For bindings that means using a tree controller, and that's a reasonably complex thing to do. The one time I tried it, I ended up using a datasource instead -- but that was still fairly challenging (and done in Objective-C).
Shane Stanley <firstname.lastname@example.com>
After fidgeting around, I found this and the second answer gets me maddeningly close to what I want. I have a pretty easy setup and table rendering with non-selectable headings and selectable entries under them. I can customize is easy with a record. However... I am just clueless enough to not be able to figure out how to adjust the styling of the table rows by type so it has a funny default look... Any advice to use the example 2 on this link but tweak the code to apply font/style/size to individual table rows?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/573 … pplescript
Hey, it's Ted. Can you give some idea of the kind of styling you want? It's easier to work with something specific.
Can you give some idea of the kind of styling you want? It's easier to work with something specific.
Sure. So, this is the code that I pulled from the link I posted previously. I wired it into an interface following the instructions on that page and it creates a table with my values formatted either as a header or regular.
script AppDelegate
property parent : class "NSObject"
-- IBOutlets
property theWindow : missing value
property arrayController : missing value
property detailView : missing value
property refTable : missing value
on applicationWillFinishLaunching_(aNotification)
-- Insert code here to initialize your application before any files are opened
(* set up list of headers and lines for the side bar *)
set sidebarList to {{title:"Header 1", isHeader:true}, {title:"Line 1", isHeader:false}, {title:"Header 2", isHeader:true}, {title:"Line 2", isHeader:false}, {title:"Line 3", isHeader:false}, {title:"Header 3", isHeader:true}, {title:"Line 4", isHeader:false}}
arrayController's addObjects:sidebarList
end applicationWillFinishLaunching_
on applicationShouldTerminate_(sender)
-- Insert code here to do any housekeeping before your application quits
return current application's NSTerminateNow
end applicationShouldTerminate_
(* table view delegate methods *)
on tableView:tableView isGroupRow:row
-- header rows are group rows
set rowData to arrayController's arrangedObjects's objectAtIndex:row
return rowData's isHeader
on tableView:tableView shouldSelectRow:row
-- don't want to select header rows
set rowData to arrayController's arrangedObjects's objectAtIndex:row
return not (rowData's isHeader)
on tableView:tableView viewForTableColumn:column row:row
-- header rows get a special look
set aView to tableView's makeViewWithIdentifier:"tableItem" owner:me
return aView
on tableViewSelectionDidChange:aNotification
This is method gets notified right after a selection is made. This is one of
the places where you can change the detail view to show a the correct view for
selected sidebar item. For demonstration purposes I'm just swapping out
TextField views with the name of the sidebar item. Not to sophisticated,
but it get the point across
set tableView to aNotification's object
set selectedRowIdx to (tableView's selectedRow) as integer
log "Picked Row " & selectedRowIdx
set rowData to arrayController's arrangedObjects's objectAtIndex:selectedRowIdx
set newLabel to current application's NSTextField's labelWithString:(rowData's title )
set newLabel's translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints to false
set detailSubviews to (detailView's subviews) as list
if detailSubviews is not {} then
set oldLabel to item 1 of detailSubviews
detailView's replaceSubview:oldLabel |with|:newLabel
detailView's addSubview:newLabel
set constraintX to newLabel's centerXAnchor's constraintEqualToAnchor:(detailView's centerXAnchor)
set constraintY to newLabel's centerYAnchor's constraintEqualToAnchor:(detailView's centerYAnchor)
constraintX's setActive:true
constraintY's setActive:true
end script
The regular entries are largely ok, looking like the normal font/size/alignment for table rows. But the heads are the same font/size as regular (which I might want to change) but, worse, they have extra height, are aligned to the top of that and have a gray background and are bordered by horizontal lines. Not only do I not now how to change that formatting, but I'm not completely clear where to put the code in the script. I am used to putting table data in place via bindings instead of addObjects and still have a major mental block when it comes to ASObjC and translating an Apple ObjC documentation.
I also see a potential hurdle in programmatically selecting a specific row... and, by default, this code is selecting every row when it populates the table. So that is another issue I could use some pointers on.
I hope that all makes sense.
Any advice you can offer would be most appreciated.
You don't need to post the code for me; I'm the one who wrote it over at Stackoverflow, so I have a copy of it.
Simplest things first. To keep the table from selecting every row on insert, un-click 'Select inserted objects' in the Attributes Inspector of the Array Controller object. And don't worry about selecting a row programmatically. whenever the selection changes, regardless of how or why it changes (with a few minor exceptions), the tableview will call its delegate and function properly. On a certain level you have to trust that things will work; avoid worrying until you see an actual problem.
With respect to visual aesthetics... First, in the table view's Attributes Inspector, you might want to change the highlight option to SourceList. It's a smoother look, but it's more difficult to adjust programmatically. (Sorry, I'm not sure how to post images here, or I'd show you)
There are two kinds of view you see in a table view: Table Cell Views (NSTableCellView) and Table Row Views (NSTableRowView). Cell views are the normal views used to display table cells in columns; row views are views used to display groups rows (like the headers used in this sidebar). You have to at least one cell view defined in the nib, but the table view will define a default row view for you (which is what you're seeing currently). You can, of course, create as many cell and row views as you like and call them programmatically (by identifier) for different contexts.
These delegate methods allow you to assign (or even programmatically create) row and cell views for specific data items:
on tableView:tableView viewForTableColumn:tableColumn row:row
on tableView:tableView rowViewForRow:row
... while these delegate methods allow you to catch a cell or row before display and modify some of its visual aspects:
on tableView:tableView willDisplayCell:cell forTableColumn:tableColumn row:row
on tableView:tableView didAddRowView:rowView forRow:row
You might also find this method useful, which lets you set row heights individually:
on tableView:tableView heightOfRow:row
As far as specific implementations go, I'll throw out two options:
Option 1
This is easiest, and only involves going to the Table View's Attributes inspector in the xib and changing the Highlight option to Source List. Source lists have a smoother look which you might like out of the box, but it is hard to change header items (I think it's possible, but I'd have to play with it a bit). For instance, if you add this method:
on tableView:tableView didAddRowView:rowView forRow:row
set rowCell to rowView's subviews's objectAtIndex:0
set rowTextField to rowCell's textField
rowTextField's setTextColor:(current application's NSColor's greenColor)
it will change all of the regular lines to green, but not the headers.
Option 2
This involves forgetting about using grouping rows (which aren't really necessary anyway since this is a simple, flat source list). Keep the Table View's Highlight option at Regular, delete the entire 'tableView:isGroupRow:' method, and then pull a second Table Cell View out of the object library and add it to the table column. Give that one the identifier (say) 'headerItem', and rewrite the 'tableView:viewForTableColumn:row:' method like so:
on tableView:tableView viewForTableColumn:column row:row
-- header rows get a special look
set rowData to arrayController's arrangedObjects's objectAtIndex:row
if rowData's isHeader as boolean is false then
set aView to tableView's makeViewWithIdentifier:"tableItem" owner:me
set aView to tableView's makeViewWithIdentifier:"headerItem" owner:me
return aView
Then style the two Table Cell Views in IB to get the look you want for the headers and rows. This method will now call a different view for headers and regular items.
Thank you much for the detailed response and for that original post which was hugely useful.
Just changing the Table's highlight to Source List made a huge difference and a leap towards what I want. Didn't know that was an option.
So now I am less worried about font/size/color type applications and more wondering if I can get those headers to hug the bottom of their row instead of the top... or possibly make the row height the same. I'm not sure if I missed a step, but when I put the tableView:tableView heightOfRow:row in there with only a logging comment to see when it is hit I got a crash.
Another tweak that would be nice is to be able to affect the indent of headers and body rows. Right now they are very close to the left side of the table.
I'll keep exploring that and see if I can't figure it out but might need guidance on what can be done to make it look one notch nicer.
The initial selection issue is resolved too with that setting. However, now nothing is selected at the start and I do need to be able to programmatically make a selection... at least at the beginning. I tried selectRow and got weird results.
I got things to indent by changing the Table View Cell's X setting in the View area of the Size Inspector... FYI
I also got it to programmatically select with this:
set indexSet to current application's NSMutableIndexSet's alloc()'s init()
indexSet's addIndex_(1)
tell refTable to selectRowIndexes_byExtendingSelection_(indexSet, false)
Not sure if that's the best way...
Now, if I could just get the headers to align bottom.
Is there a similar handler for header rows like the one you posted:
tableView:tableView didAddRowView:rowView forRow:row
To get the headers to align bottom, try combining Options 1 and 2. You'll use the Source List setting, and keep the 'tableView:isGroupRow' method to make the headers group rows as in Option 1 (that gives you the Source List look). But then you'll add a second Table Cell View to the table (you can just duplicate the first one), give it the identifier 'headerItem', and use the 'tableView:viewForTableColumn:row:' method outlined in Option 2.
Now go to that second Table Cell View in the xib, click on its Table View Cell, go to the size inspector, and look at the autoresizing box near the bottom. You'll see that it's attached at the left, right, and top. Click on the top attachment to turn that off, then click on the bottom to turn on the attachment there. That's good to go.
If I were going to try to indent the table cell, I would probably either change the tableView's intercellSpacing property or set actual layout constraints on the TextFiledView in the xib. But whatever works, works...
Best way to set the selection is to go through the array controller. You can use this command to (for instance) set the selection to Line 1;
arrayController's setSelectionIndex:1
I'm not sure what will happen if you try to select one of the headers.
The equivalent of 'didAddRow:' is 'willDisplayCell:', as I noted above.
FYI one thing that is weird is that the first header is stuck in place and when you scroll the item below overlaps it... This won't affect me because the list is static and will always fit without scrolling, but if there is a fix for that it might be nice.
Also a little weird... everything works fine but I notice it is now generating two errors right away:
Failed to set (title) user defined inspected property on (NSArrayController): [<NSArrayController 0x600003d00c30> setValue:forUndefinedKey:]: this class is not key value coding-compliant for the key title.
Failed to set (isHeader) user defined inspected property on (NSArrayController): [<NSArrayController 0x600003d00c30> setValue:forUndefinedKey:]: this class is not key value coding-compliant for the key isHeader.
Per the first point: xib->Table View->Attributes inspector: is the 'Float group rows' checkbox clicked off? sounds like it's on...
For the error, I'm not seeing that on my end. It's odd, in fact, that the code is even trying to set the title anywhere. Can you narrow down where that error is occurring? Usually Xcode gives a line number or a method name.
First point was the problem. Thanks.
For the errors, I don't see a line number and I can confirm that it is happening before anything in applicationWillFinishLaunching_ runs. But I found that I had those two keys entered in two places in the table settings...user defined runtime areas... and when I remove them the error goes away and so fare everything still works. So that might now be a non-issue.
I wonder if it is possible to add a second column to the regular title entries?
That's easy enough: go to the table view's Attributes inspector and change the columns from 1 to 2. Then you'll have to set up and bind a new table cell view for the new column.
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Thanks for all the help @Ted Wrigley, glad my question and your answer are contributing to others,
i'm still trying to figure out how to use a .xib file for each selected sidebar item.
Could you help me with this?
Hah! Sorry, I thought that Mark was you: he was following the exact same line of thought, and even linked back to the StackOverflow discussion we were having. Too funny...
I'll get back to you on this tomorrow afternoon. I know how to implement this in theory, but I've never actually done it, so some puddling around is in order.
Mark must be trying to do the same as me, or we had the same idea ... really really funny ok wait for your reply Ted, thanks for the help always.
Ok, so here's how you use a nib file (at least one way of doing it, but it's the one that makes most sense to me...).
First, change the model. In the AppDelegate file's 'applicationWillFinishLaunching:' handler, change the list of dictionaries to add a new value "nibName" that holds the name of the nib we want to invoke. It should look something like this:
set sidebarList to {{title:"Header 1", isHeader:true, nibName:""}, {title:"Line 1", isHeader:false, nibName:"Line1"}, {title:"Header 2", isHeader:true, nibName:""}, {title:"Line 2", isHeader:false, nibName:"Line2"}, {title:"Line 3", isHeader:false, nibName:"Line3"}, {title:"Header 3", isHeader:true, nibName:""}, {title:"Line 4", isHeader:false, nibName:"Line4"}}
Next, create a view controller. Add a new blank file to the project: Choose New File, scroll down to the 'Other' section, choose 'Empty', and then click the 'Next' Button. Name the file "MyViewController.applescript" (or whatever makes sense to you, with a .applescript extension). Open this new file and edit in the following:
script MyViewController
property parent: class "NSViewController"
on initWithNibName:nibName bundle:bundle
continue initWithNibName:nibName bundle:bundle
on loadView()
continue loadView()
end script
The parent class has to be NSViewController (it defualts, I think, to NSObject), the name of the script is the name of the class you'll invoke later, and you'll need to override at least these two methods explicitly. continue is the AppleScript equivalent of 'super', so all you're really doing here is telling the subclass to call the objective-C class implementations. You'll probably need to do on override like this for any method you call explicitly from AppleScript, should you decide to expand.
Next, create your xib files. Choose New File, scroll down to the 'User Interface' section, choose 'View', and then click the 'Next' Button. Use the names in your data model (e.g., if a 'nibName' in the model is "Line2" you should have a name corresponding file Line2.xib; I believe Xcode will automatically add the xib extension). Construct the contents of the view as you see fit, then do this:
1. In the xib view, click on File's Owner
2. Click on the Identity inspector, and make sure the file's owner class is "MyViewController", or whatever you named your view controller class. It has to correspond to the first line of the file: "script MyViewController"
3. Click on the Connections inspector, and drag to connect the 'view' outlet of the File's Owner to the top-level of the view you've created.
Of course, here you'll have to do whatever bindings and connection you want to make for this particular view. Anything you set as a property in the view controller can be accessed by the view through the parent object, and that's how you'll pass data into the view. But I'm sure you can figure that out.
Now you're ready to go: back in the AppDelegate file, change the 'tableViewSelectionDidChange' like so (note again that I'm using the classname 'MyViewController', but you may end up changing that):
on tableViewSelectionDidChange:aNotification
set tableView to aNotification's object
set selectedRowIdx to (tableView's selectedRow) as integer
set rowData to arrayController's arrangedObjects's objectAtIndex:selectedRowIdx
set theNibName to (rowData's nibName) as text
if theNibName is not "" then
set viewController to current application's class "MyViewController"'s alloc's initWithNibName:(rowData's nibName) bundle:(current application's NSBundle's mainBundle)
viewController's loadView()
set theView to viewController's view
set theView's translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints to false
set detailSubviews to (detailView's subviews) as list
if detailSubviews is not {} then
set oldLabel to item 1 of detailSubviews
detailView's replaceSubview:oldLabel |with|:theView
detailView's addSubview:theView
(* set view constraints *)
set constraintLeading to theView's leadingAnchor's constraintEqualToAnchor:(detailView's leadingAnchor)
set constraintTop to theView's topAnchor's constraintEqualToAnchor:(detailView's topAnchor)
set constraintBottom to theView's bottomAnchor's constraintEqualToAnchor:(detailView's bottomAnchor)
set constraintTrailing to theView's trailingAnchor's constraintEqualToAnchor:(detailView's trailingAnchor)
constraintLeading's setActive:true
constraintTop's setActive:true
constraintBottom's setActive:true
constraintTrailing's setActive:true
end if
All this does is create a view for the appropriate xib, load its view, and then add and constrain that view to the detailView, as before.
Just so it's said, best practice would really be to eliminate the detailView object and use an NSLayoutGuide instead, but this approach strikes me as more accessible.
Ok, so here's how you use a nib file (at least one way of doing it, but it's the one that makes most sense to me...).
I suspect you're doing it the hard way. Create the Nib in Interface Builder as normal, and set its owner to the owner of the table's nib. Make any connections you need there. Somewhere early in your code run this:
set cell1Nib to current application's NSNib's initWithNibNamed:"<name of your nib>" bundle:(missing value)
myTableView's registerNib:call1Nib forIdentifier:"<some identifier>"
Then you can use that identifier in your tableView:viewForTableColumn:row: handler, and make any changes you need at that point.
Shane Stanley <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Then you can use that identifier in your tableView:viewForTableColumn:row: handler, and make any changes you need at that point.
Well, except these views are for the detail view, not part of the table view itself. It still might be a better approach; I think I saw you use this approach in some other thread at one point or another, and it crossed my mind to use it, but I'm just so $%^*#$ used to using view controllers that I balked. Maybe tomorrow I'll edit in a PS with your suggestion, just to see how it feels.
Yours would certainly be a better approach for adding custom table cell views, but neither Mark nor TheIaMon seems to want to go beyond the default image/textfield view.
thanks Ted, I'll try something later and let you know the results
I suspect you're doing it the hard way[...]
Well, I looked into it, and you're right, we can skip the view controller entirely if we want, using this:
-- IBOutlet for the xib's view
property view:(missing value)
on tableViewSelectionDidChange:aNotification
if theNibName is not "" then
set theNib to current application's NSNib's alloc's initWithNibNamed:theNibName bundle:(missing value)
theNib's instantiateWithOwner:me topLevelObjects:(missing value)
(* the remainder is unchanged, except for pushing the view commands into a tell block *)
set detailSubviews to (detailView's subviews) as list
tell view
set its translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints to false
if detailSubviews is not {} then
set oldview to item 1 of detailSubviews
detailView's replaceSubview:oldView |with|:it
detailView's addSubview:it
set constraintLeading to its leadingAnchor's constraintEqualToAnchor:(detailView's leadingAnchor)
set constraintTop to its topAnchor's constraintEqualToAnchor:(detailView's topAnchor)
set constraintBottom to its bottomAnchor's constraintEqualToAnchor:(detailView's bottomAnchor)
set constraintTrailing to its trailingAnchor's constraintEqualToAnchor:(detailView's trailingAnchor)
constraintLeading's setActive:true
constraintTop's setActive:true
constraintBottom's setActive:true
constraintTrailing's setActive:true
end tell
end if
end tableViewSelectionDidChange:
Whether this is advantageous or not would depend on how interactive the view is, I suppose: The more we have to interact with the view programmatically, the more properties and code we would have to cram into the app delegate script.


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How to Set Up 10 Essential Poses
Pose 8: Man Sitting
How to Set Up 10 Essential Poses
Pose 8: Man Sitting
Lesson Info
Pose 8: Man Sitting
I like to pose guys with bar stools or some kind of chair with a bottom to it because guys usually standing up this is the extent that they feel comfortable most guys I think that's right like most of time that's all that they feel comfortable doing unless their model so when I give them a bar stool or something to lean on camera I'm gonna go over here for a second like there's no way I'm going to get a guy to do some kind of cool pose standing from the back but it seems he's got something to lean on they start like hi aiken kind of kind of posing this one you know they kind of leave and we've got a little bit more going on so I would definitely consider adding a wall to the equation if you're posing a guy but for a bar stool this next post so have you take a look at it and varieties of it someone have turned towards the light and put your back leg up perfect we'll see if that works okay so this parcel is kind of ok you know ideally it would be a little bit lower so I'm gonna have you ...
lean out onto your front arm okay so we start there were gonna tweak it a little okay so good all right someone tweak this a few times and you could look at me so things that I don't like so far okay so things that I don't like isn't saying all right so he doesn't quite know what to do with this hand so I want to get that place a little bit more purposely and then this arm is coming straight towards camera and I think it's really distracting so whenever you do that same lean but turn arm in exactly okay so now he's got that's going to be better so we'll start with that little move in their perfect so this arm got more pleasing to me more you know a little bit more natural and in this hand is it possible to put your hand in your pocket or yeah that's fine perfect something like that and now look over at me and all through all this just try straighten up a little perfect great so some kind of pose like that I can have him bring this arm over to that hand you get real quick bring up the other way bring that hand over yeah something like that was kind of holding the two hands together I can have him bring this stool is a totally ideal ideally he'd have like one more step up to go but he could bring yeah keeping your hand up to your face in some way you know that's more model posey you know nutritional posing but something like that and I can always change my angles so I can shoot from this side straight on I can shoot full length but something approximately like this shot
Class Description
You don't need to memorize hundreds of poses to create dynamic and engaging shots of your subjects. Instead, you can learn just 10 essential poses, and make slight modifications to them to create an endless range of looks. In this class Lindsay Adler will share 10 poses you can use again and again to create dramatically different photos.
- Class Introduction
- Understand What Your Camera Sees
- Vary Pose With Posture And Camera Angles
- Pose 1: Couple Standing
- Pose 2: Woman Standing
- Pose 3: Woman Standing Legs Crossed
- Pose 4: Woman Sitting Formal Portrait
- Pose 5: Woman Sitting Relaxed
- Pose 6: Woman On Ground
- Pose 7: Man Standing
- Pose 8: Man Sitting
- Pose 9: Man On Ground
- Pose 10: Group
a Creativelive Student
I would just like to say wow, it is the simple things that make it the best! Thank you for having Lindsay do this class. She is easy to follow and makes perfect sense. It is all about working smarter and not harder. I will be buying more of her classes because she explains everything so well. This has been the best class that I have purchased thus far. Thank you Lindsay for sharing your tips and expertise! Even if you "think" you know about posing, you can always learn something new. BUY THIS CLASS!
This is a short, concise class, that is filled with great, basic posing information. It's more for the beginner though and while I did take away some excellent points, I wish I'd put the money towards a more advanced Lindsay Adler class that I could have taken more from. She's one of the best teachers on Creative Live, so go for it if you need some solid advice on posing.


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Are you buying something new to wear for this special weekend? Before you buy that new outfit, let me ask you a simple question. Is the one you bought last year all worn out which is why you need to buy a new one? Regardless of the answer, it is always nice to put on new clothing and look your best to come to worship on Resurrection Weekend. I promise you will not be the only one wearing something new.
I ask the question only to have us think about being worn out. Sometimes like our clothing we can get worn out and need to be reminded of a few truths in our life. If you read 1 Peter you can see how Peter goes through a number of ways to encourage the churches scattered all around because they were feeling worn out. I love where Peter begins this encouragement in his letter. Because of God's great mercy, you and I have a Living Hope through the resurrection of Jesus. Yes, you may feel worn out and tired, but let's celebrate the Joy of the Resurrection!
We would love for you to join us on Sunday, April 21st, to celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus. If you have questions or would like to get connected here at Lighthouse, please email me so we can begin this discussion. email@example.com.