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Word forms "catch out":
present tense I/you/we/they catch out he/she/it catches out present participle catching out past tense caught out past participle caught out British1) to show that someone has made a mistake or is not telling the truth, especially by asking them questions
He asked her casual questions to see if he could catch her out.2) [usually passive] to put someone in an unpleasant or difficult situation that they are not prepared for
They came close to being caught out by the weather during another climb on Mont Blanc.3) same as catch I, 1), b)
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catch out — ► catch out Brit. 1) discover that (someone) has done something wrong. 2) take unawares: you might get caught out by the weather. Main Entry: ↑catch … English terms dictionary
catch out — verb trap; especially in an error or in a reprehensible act He was caught out She was found out when she tried to cash the stolen checks • Syn: ↑find out • Hypernyms: ↑detect, ↑observe, ↑find, ↑ … Useful english dictionary
catch out — PHRASAL VERB To catch someone out means to cause them to make a mistake that reveals that they are lying about something, do not know something, or cannot do something. [mainly BRIT] [V n P prep] Detectives followed him for months hoping to catch … English dictionary
catch out — v. trap a person in error, catch a person in wrongdoing … English contemporary dictionary
catch out — transitive verb Date: 1804 1. to detect in error or wrongdoing < caught him out committing perjury > 2. to take unawares or by surprise … New Collegiate Dictionary
catch out — to deplete the stock of fish in a body of water or in a population. See also fish out … Dictionary of ichthyology
catch out — verb a) To discover or expose as fake or insincere. b) To put a batsman out by catching the batted ball before it touches the ground … Wiktionary
Catch out — 1. trap somebody, as into revealing a secret or displaying ignorance; 2. surprise … Dictionary of Australian slang
catch out — Australian Slang 1. trap somebody, as into revealing a secret or displaying ignorance; 2. surprise … English dialects glossary
catch out — Discover in a mistake … A concise dictionary of English slang


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Dir. Woody Allen, 1973
Before gaining dramatic prestige with films like Manhattan, Woody Allen was possibly the funniest man in America, whose special blend of the physical, situational, and ribald gave the world classics like Take the Money and Run, Bananas, and Sleeper.
Presented as the final film at the Old Pasadena Film Festival, Sleeper tells the story of Miles Monroe (Allen), a nebbishy health food store owner who is frozen in 1973 and defrosted 200 years later by a group of rebels against the current autocratic government. In a prescient bit of Orwellian paranoia, Monroe is the only person who can stop the government's next plan because he is the only person in the world who is "off the grid." Before he can acheive this goal, he finds himself tied down to a haughty socialite (Diane Keaton) before the real plot resumes.
Sleeper's deconstruction of raygun gothic and '70s dystopian sci-fi is nothing but pure joy. There isn't much to say except that I'd easily put it up as my second favourite Woody Allen film after his very first, What's Up Tiger Lily? A


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The North American Grinspoon Awards for Excellence in Jewish Education celebrate successful innovation in Jewish education by partnering with local community partners across the United States and Canada.
Established in 1991, the Harold Grinspoon Foundation is a philanthropic organization deeply committed to charitable giving, primarily in the Jewish world.
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Best Buy Plans Another Super Bowl Spot
Best Buy will air a commercial during the Super Bowl broadcast next month, for the third year in a row, the company confirmed to the Twin Cities Business Journal.
The retailer, despite its recent turmoil, will still pay the reported $3.8 million price tag for a 30-second spot on the game, which airs Feb. 3.
Best Buy's spot in 2011 featured Justin Bieber and Ozzy Osbourne, while last year's featured a variety of tech innovators.
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Resuming Travelling
In a few hours I'm heading out to the airport for a 10-day North American trip.
I'll be staying in and around Boston this week and them I'm flying out to Las Vegas for the North American FTTH Council Annual
Fiberevolution Meet: Boston, February 3rd
I will be in Boston the first week of February and would love to meet fiber minded individuals! I would suggest the evening of February 3rd, maybe around 7 PM. I'm suggesting the Parish Café as a good meeting place,
Fibered One Web Day 09 Wrap-Up
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HFN's Licensing Department and Department Head Maya Racine Netser Recommended By IAM 1000
HFN's Licensing department was recommended as a leading licensing practice by the Intellectual Asset Management IAM1000 in the 2014 yearly rankings.
HFN was recognised as "excelling on transactional assignments". One of HFN's many defining features is its international perspective on matters, its "passion for technology and its clients' products and businesses". IAM1000 stated that all this " inspires confidence".
In addition, the Licensing department head Maya Racine Netser was again named as a leading licensing practitioner in IAM 1000.


text: Welcome to Aqualine, the name synonymous with quality, craftsmanship, value and design. Since the first Aqualine boat was built in 2004, there have been nearly 500 craft sold, with a range of narrowbeam designs, wide beam boats and even dutch barges that can cruise the waterways and coastal waters of Europe. Using advanced design technology and manufacturing techniques together with the finest materials and traditionally trained craftsmen, Aqualine has a range of narrow beam, wide beam and dutch barge boats that are fast becoming the pride of the waterways.


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The peanut, or groundnut (Arachis hypogaea), is a species in the legume family (Fabaceae) native to South America, Mexico and Central America. [1] It is an annual herbaceous plant growing to 30 to 50 cm (1 to 1.5 ft) tall. The leaves are opposite, pinnate with four leaflets (two opposite pairs; no terminal leaflet), each leaflet 1 to 7 cm (⅜ to 2¾ in) long and 1 to 3 cm (⅜ to 1 inch) broad. The flowers are a typical peaflower in shape, 2 to 4 cm (¾ to 1½ in) across, yellow with reddish veining. After pollination, the fruit develops into a legume 3 to 7 cm (1 to 2 in) long, containing 1 to 4 seeds, which forces its way underground to mature.
Peanuts are also known as earthnuts, ground nuts, goobers, goober peas, pindas, jack nuts, pinders, manila nuts, g-nuts, and monkey nuts; the last of these is often used to mean the entire pod.
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What would it be like to spend the summers living on Turkish beaches and the winters as a ski guide in the French Alps? Or building a business that flushes you with passive income to fund everything you want to do in life?
Lillie Cawthorn does!
She is the author of The Money Factory – How Any Women Can Make an Extra $30,000 to $100,000 Passive Income.
Lillie shares her incredible journey in this episode. She also teaches you many incredible lessons including:
- Why she experienced depression, despite their success and what to do about that
- Why she felt left behind as she became successful
- The challenges when she was not getting support from her husband
- How her experiences in life shaped her
- How she had to overcome culture shock
- How she managed to work with her family and her husband
- Fun stories about her life as a ski guide and tourist guide
- How she started from working in a travel insurance company to a real estate company
- Their business was successful but she felt that she was no longer having fun
- The story on how and why she started writing a book
- The importance of having a gratitude list
- What she wrote on that day that changed everything
- The importance of organizing your budget and planning investment goals
- Some strategies implemented by successful investors
- How her husband became her biggest supporter
- What was in her heart when she was writing her book
- Her formula: Invest 10% Save 10% Give 10% and the rest is for life
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In the modern IT security landscape, universities are a key battle ground for both attackers and defenders. In recent years, attacks against university IT infrastructure have grown and so too has the need for more skilled professionals who understand how to defend against attack.
Marisa Viveros, a 22-year IBM veteran and Big Blue's VP of Cyber Security Innovation, is focused on engaging with higher education institutions as an ambassador and an evangelist on the topic of security.
University IT infrastructure requires an especially tough balance between open access and security. "It's the balance between making sure that everyone can bring their mobile device and do cloud computing, while security is in place," Viveros said.
Part of her mission, Viveros said, is to make sure computer science students know how to build in security as part of application development. There is a lot of work going on in universities today in research efforts to help extend the ability of defenders to protect networks, she said. Some of the Universities that IBM works with have built their own honeypots to learn about hacker activities.
Hacker Target
Even as universities are striving to keep their networks open, there has been a shift in the security management landscape. While universities are increasingly being targeted by hackers, Viveros said that historically those organizations have not considered themselves to be targets. That situation is now changing.
"I see a lot of universities bringing in people like retired military personnel that have been in charge of cyber security in government," Viveros said. "Those types of people are being brought in to become the CISO (chief information security officer)."
Viveros noted that three years ago she saw few universities with a CISO, but that's not the case in 2014. Today nearly every university that she works with has a CISO and strong security leadership in place.
University Attacks
Given their large surface, university networks are also attractive targets to become botnets from which hackers launch attacks against other organizations.
"There is a combination of students hacking university systems as well as external hackers trying to look at personal information," Viveros said. "Universities hold a lot of critical information which is also a risk."
Viveros said that only a few educational institutions were breached in 2011, but the numbers grew in 2012 and 2013 and the trend is continuing in 2014. "It has been increasing and I see more malware, but I don't see denial of service attacks," she said.
Hands-on Security Education
From a technology perspective, Viveros sees universities increasingly investing in SIEM (security information and event management) technologies in order to get a view into what is going on in their infrastructures. Many universities are also opening up their security operations so students can get hands-on experience helping manage the network.
"We're doing some interesting projects with universities where they are setting up their own security operations centers," Viveros said. "They are augmenting personnel with students in both undergraduate and masters degree programs."
Viveros said there is a need for cyber intelligence professionals who understand security controls and are also able to perform proper security event analysis.
"We need to have more people that are knowledgeable in how to use security and Big Data tools," Viveros said.
Sean Michael Kerner is a senior editor at eSecurity Planet and InternetNews.com. Follow him on Twitter @TechJournalist.


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Stroke Symptoms & Warning Signs
A stroke can affect your senses, speech, behavior, thoughts, memory and mobility. Since it can cause permanent brain damage and even death, it is absolutely imperative to call 9-1-1 or to seek emergency care at a hospital if you or someone you know is experiencing any signs or symptoms of a stroke. It is a serious medical emergency that needs to be addressed immediately.
A stroke occurs when blood vessels, located inside the brain, are blocked by a clot or hemorrhages. The symptoms of a stroke can vary from person to person based on the severity of the damage inflicted, as well as the type of stroke. Symptoms and warning signs can develop unexpected and suddenly, or they can gradually happen over several hours, days or weeks. When a stroke is small or subtle, symptoms may not be noticeable at all. Many people mistaken stroke symptoms for other minor discomforts of the body, but it is very important to seek emergency medical care if one or more of such warning signs occur:
- Sudden numbness or weakness of the face, limbs or one side of the body
- Sudden paralysis of the face, limbs or one side of the body
- Sudden confusion, trouble speaking or difficulty understanding other people
- Sudden trouble seeing with one or both eyes, or blurriness in vision
- Sudden trouble with motility, dizziness, loss of balance, coordination or control of muscles
- Sudden, splitting headache accompanied with extreme pressure and a throbbing sensation
The location of one's stroke symptoms depends on which side of the brain is affected - a defect on one side of the brain will affect the opposite side of the body. For example, if the left side of the body is having problems, then the right side of the brain is having a stroke.
Symptoms usually happen as a result of the death of the affected brain tissue. Sometimes, an individual may collapse within minutes of the first symptoms. The size of the blockage in the brain will also determine the severity of symptoms. Large blood clots can cause symptoms to develop suddenly, while smaller blockages have more subtle symptoms. It is possible to experience multiple strokes at once, since blockages can appear in varied locations in the brain. Stroke symptoms can also occur over a span of hours or days. At first, the affected individual may experience little or no symptoms, but as time passes, the symptoms will become more apparent.
Different types of stroke share very similar symptoms. If an individual experiences mild stroke symptoms that recover after a short period of time, then he or she may have experienced a transient ischemic attack (TIA), otherwise known as a "mini stroke." While TIAs are not often deadly, they are serious precursors to a full-blown ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke that may follow if symptoms are left untreated. Hemorrhagic strokes are the deadliest type of stroke, as affected individuals may collapse within minutes after the first onset of symptoms and may remain unconscious. Therefore, TIAs should not be ignored and should instead be met with prompt medical attention.
Warning Signs
In addition to looking out for yourself, one should always be on alert for warning signs of stroke in other individuals around you. If someone loses control of their facial muscles, starts drooling, has slurred speech or suddenly has trouble comprehending your conversation, then he or she may be experiencing symptoms of a stroke, and you should immediately call 9-1-1. Basic motor skills and communication may also further be affected.
Many times, people overlook symptoms as minor discomforts or signs of other illnesses, since strokes share symptoms with other medical conditions. For example, sudden confusion or inability to comprehend conversation in the elderly may be misinterpreted by others as symptoms for dementia, a degenerative brain condition that commonly affects older people. Sudden, splitting headaches and blurriness of vision may be misinterpreted as a bad case of migraine. In such cases, it is advisable that you make an independent judgment call on whether to seek medical help. If emergency protocols are taken, then make sure to document the time of the first onset of stroke symptoms, as treatment is crucial within a certain time frame. Waiting too long can result in permanent damage, or even death.
It is best to take preventative measures against stroke symptoms in general, and have a healthy lifestyle. Make sure that you report any symptoms that cause you worry or suspicion, even if you think that they are minor, as stroke symptoms and warning signs are a serious indicator of the possibility of stroke. Seek a medical opinion immediately.


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So, where are your tan lines? I'll show you mine. Somewhere between the mornings spent putting on an extra layer of pants and now, New York became the sweatbox that it does every summer and I can't stop wondering if I could've missed July.
Strange things happen in weather this warm -- just ask Tennessee Williams or Snooki. But before you get overly irked by that sticky subway railing you just had your hand on, practice some cooling and calming yoga poses to help revive yourself. Or you could get one of those wrap-around neck fans, your choice.
Does it seem impossible to do anything without breaking a sweat right now? Take a few minutes to stretch your body and find your breath. It can help to keep you cool and to increase your overall flexibility and fitness level. With weather this warm, your muscles are more pliable than they would be in cooler temperatures, allowing you go deeper in your stretches and, possibly, hold poses for a longer period of time. While this is happening, your body is already working hard to keep itself from overheating, so focusing on deep and even breathing dramatically helps these practices.
It's important to keep in mind that, while your flexibility may increase due to the hot temperatures, it's easy to overstretch in this weather as well. Don't let yourself fall victim to this trap. Be honest with your range of motion and be careful not to take any stretch deeper than is truly comfortable for your body.
Practice each of the following poses for five to ten breaths. As these are meant to be cooling postures, feel free to increase their duration of time as you become more familiar with them.
Oh, and my tan lines? They're on my feet.
The Exercises
Practice each pose for five to ten breaths, or as long as is comfortable for you. Try to keep your breathing even and slow, as it will be the single greatest practice to cool you down.
At the office and can't use these moves? Consider this simple breathing exercise: Make your tongue as wide and flat as possible and stick it out as far as it will go. Allow it to curl up towards the ceiling and press the tip of your tongue gently into the roof of your mouth against your front teeth. Inhale slowly through your mouth, allowing your tongue to puff up. Exhale and relax your face. Repeat for five deep breaths, but not in front of your boss.
Cat/Cow Pose
Come to all fours on the center of your mat with your knees hip-width and your hands shoulder-width distance apart. Engage your core muscles and keep them active throughout the stretch. Press the ground away from you so you're not sinking into your wrists and crunching your shoulders. Inhale and arch your back, drawing your shoulder blades down and in towards each other, as you look up towards the ceiling. Exhale and round your spine up towards the ceiling and you look towards your navel. Repeat five to ten times and return to a neutral spine.
Supported Bridge Pose
Lay down in the center of your mat with your knees bent and your feet pressed firmly into the floor, close enough so that you can touch your heels with your fingertips. Have a block (or even a towel rolled lengthwise) nearby. Press your feet firmly and evenly into the floor. Inhale and lift your hips towards the ceiling. Place the center of the block at the base of your spine by your sacrum. Allow your hips to gently relax down as you draw your shoulders underneath you and clasp your hands together to open your chest. Keep your feet firmly planted in the ground and your thighs and knees hip width apart. Hold for five to ten breaths, remove the block and relax on your mat.
Seated Forward Bend
Sit up as tall as possible on your mat with your legs stretched out in front of you and your hands placed by your sides. Draw your belly in towards your spine and up towards your ribcage as you relax your shoulders down your back. Inhale and stretch forward, reaching towards your toes and lengthening your spine. Exhale and fold, using your shins, feet, or clasped hands as leverage to allow you to stretch deeper. Keep your belly drawn in, as it is the single most important factor that will allow for a deeper stretch. Hold for five to ten breaths, relaxing into the pose, and then release and rest of your back.
Mallory Stuchin, a native Manhattanite, is a freelance food and health writer. She studied Ashtanga Yoga in Mysore, India and has taught classes at PURE Yoga and New York University. She is also a Natural Foods Chef and has worked for Mario Batali. Her writing has previously been featured in The New York Observer, Glamour and Maxim, as well as other publications in New York and Los Angeles.


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Make your own diaper wipes at home – so you can control what comes in contact with your baby.
1 Roll of Bounty Paper Towel (cheap brands will usually get mushy/tear)
1 cups hot water
1 tbsp baby oil (un-scented)
1 tbsp baby bath (any scent)
Cut the paper towel roll in half. Unroll & accordion fold into an unused diaper wipe box. Save the second half or place in a second box.
Mix well. (This recipe is for one box or one half of a roll of paper towel.) Pour on top of paper towels. Close lid & hold it tightly so it doesn't open. Tip box upside down, then back up, repeat a few times. Let sit over night. Then use them just like the ones you buy at the store.


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A couple Saturdays ago I woke up with nothing at all planned. No honey-dos. No riding (too cold and cruddy). No work. No movies. No beers with the guys. No kid stuff to do. I literally had the day at my disposal. For a while I laid in bed and thought about doing nothing at all. I felt a little guilty about that, though, and came up with a better idea: lubing the splines on the Ural's final drive. This is a bit of maintenance that–if neglected–can result in the need to rebuild your final drive when the splines eventually wear down and the drive shaft spins freely. Not good. Not a cheap fix either. So, with a new sense of purpose, I got up, got dressed and headed out to the shop.
Most of the Ural is super simple to work on so I launched into the project. Step one was getting the bike up on its center stand–which took a hydraulic jack as it's just too heavy to tug up there without help.
Next step was rear wheel removal. I was stuck at this step for nearly two hours. No matter how much turning and tugging I did on the axle, I couldn't get it free. I finally started tapping the pin that slides through the axle hole with a hammer and–after a lot of worrying that I was doing it wrong but having no choice–the axle popped out. After inspecting the axle it became obvious why it had been so hard to remove–the axle was dry and crusty. I cleaned it up and set it aside. My friend Peter later asked if I'd used steel wool to clean the gunk off, but WD40 and a rag did a good enough job that I didn't feel the need.
After getting the rear wheel off, I went to grab a bite to eat and, while finishing my lunch, I pulled up the Ural video on lubing the splines. Watching that video provided two crucial bits of information: tapping the axle out with a hammer is the recommended method of removing the axle–and there's a lot more to lubing the splines on the final drive than pulling the rear wheel.
With this new knowledge I headed back out to the shop, got my ratchet set, took a deep breath and started pulling bolts out of the final drive itself. Since the Patrol is 2WD, there's twice the number of drive shafts to deal with as on a 1WD Ural and I was suddenly thinking maybe 2WD isn't all it's cracked up to be.
In the end, getting the final drive off was actually pretty easy–much easier than pulling the axle–or the work to come when I needed to put it back together. I even had the good sense to shoot photos of the U-joint positions before removing it so I could put it back together correctly.
It's hard to see in the photos, but the splines on both drive shafts were dirty and very very DRY. I spent some time cleaning the final drive up and then turned my attention to the area where the wheel and final drive had been. After a good 30 minutes of knocking dirt and mud away and cleaning splines, I was ready to hit everything with grease and put it back together.
Up to this point, I'd been using rubber gloves to keep from getting my hands too nasty. Eventually, though, the grease and work got the better of the gloves and they started shredding. I tried for a while to use my winter work gloves and I finally gave up on the gloves completely. Nothing a little soap and warm water won't clean off, right? Although it turns out the grease tends to really hold the cold–which resulted in some numb fingers.
After lubing the splines up good and reviewing the photos of the U-joints, I got the drive situated and started trying to get it back in place. Then I tried some more. And tried some more. The final drive must weigh 20-30 pounds (thought it feels more like 100 pounds) so trying to line up splines in two directions while holding the final drive in the right spot is an exercise…in getting exercise. You can't get right under where you need to be so you're stuck holding everything out in front of you with one arm while you try and line up everything and put it back together.
I tried using wood blocks to prop the drive up. I tried a jack. I even used my knees. In the end it came down to arm strength, though. I spent so much time getting it right, though, that I was as sore the next day as I'd have been if I spent the time working out in the gym.
Eventually I figured out the best way to get everything together was to line up the main drive first and then the sidecar drive. Or was it the other way around? Ah…a quick check of that YouTube video reveals it IS the main drive shaft first. After a bit more cursing I got it together and before tightening it all back down, I checked my photos to see how the U-joints were lined up. I breathed a deep sigh, muttered the word "why" to myself and pulled it back apart and tried again. And again. Until finally I got it right and even the photos looked the same. I wanted to jump for joy. I wanted a beer. Instead I took a breather to regroup and started putting everything back together.
As you can imagine, with the everything clean and the axle lubed, it all went back together fairly quickly and easily. I was done well before dinner and felt pretty satisfied, knowing I'd completed work that actually needed to be done. I took the bike out the following day for a shakedown ride. Also got the rear brake readjusted (since you have to pull it apart to get the final drive off). Everything went good on the ride and when I got back home I gave all the bolts a quick check. Done and done.
Next up: valve clearance check/adjust.


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Job Description
You will be building, maintaining and launching various online projects, including non-editable brochure HTML sites, dynamic websites based on CMS, E-commerce websites and full-scale web applications.
- Implement new feature/functionality to our websites.
- Test usability/functionality thoroughly to ensure a positive customer experience on different platforms and different browsers.
- Diagnose and debug issues as they arise.
- Develop, modify and maintain PHP, HTML, CSS and JavaScript content.
- Integrate ecommerce website with third party APIs.
- Work closely with Project Managers and other members of the Development Team to both develop detailed specification documents with clear project deliverables and timelines, and to ensure timely completion of deliverables.
- Communicate to the Project Manager with efficiency and accuracy any progress and/or delays. Engage in outside-the-box thinking to provide high value-of-service to clients.
- Establish control over the health of the server and solve problems as they arise.
- Actively learn and develop your skills.
- 2+ years of experience in web development and ecommerce site management.
- Proficient in PHP(OOP), HTML, CSS3, table-less layouts, MYSQL, JavaScript (JQuery, Node.js and Prototype) and AJAX.
- Experience with MVC frameworks such as Yii, Yii2 and Zend or with Magento is required.
- Full awareness of version control management tools, such as Git or Mercurial.
- Ability to work in a fast paced and agile development environment.
- "Best Practices" software development, including object-oriented programming and design, documentation and unit testing.
- Excellent communication and time management skills.
- Ability to interact professionally with all team members.
- Strong organization skills.
- Ability to multitask with changing priorities.
Preferred Qualifications
- Linux command line.
- Experience with popular CMS platforms, including WordPress, Joomla, Drupal.
- Knowledge in the field of finance and experience with payment systems` APIs.
- Experience with Cloud Computing Services (Amazon Web Services).
- Server administration (Apache/Nginx management including performance, virtual hosts and re-writing configuration).
- Redis, MemCached, load balancing.
- MySQL schema design and performance optimization.
- Responsive design experience.
- An understanding of browser compatibility, SEO practices, and version control.
- Fluency in Russian language is a plus.
What We Offer
- You have an amazing opportunity to join a dynamic company, working on many exciting projects.
- We offer a competitive salary, flexible working hours, regular training (up to 5 days/year), chance to attend PHP/open source conferences (up to 5 days/year). And of course, we'll provide you with great working atmosphere and outstanding colleagues who will be working with you on same projects.


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CHICAGO (CBS) – Five vendors at a West Side mall have been charged with selling handbags, shoes and baseball caps with counterfeit labels.
Based on information received by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Cook County sheriff's police launched an investigation into vendors at the MP Mall, at 3973 W. Madison St., in the East Garfield Park neighborhood just east of Pulaski Road.
Undercover officers were sent to the mall, and over a period of four moths bought numerous items with counterfeit logos from designer brands.
This past Wednesday, Cook County Sheriff's Special Operations officers and immigration agents served search warrants on nine booths at the mall. They found more than 1,100 items with the counterfeit logos of Major League Baseball, Nike, Louis Vuitton, Ed Hardy, True Religion, Polo Ralph Lauren, Gucci and Nike.
In total, investigators found 61 handbags and apparel items with fake labels, 620 MLB hats, and 39 pairs of Nike shoes, the sheriff's office said.
Five vendors — four men and one woman — were charged collectively with 15 counts of possession of counterfeit trademarks:
–Terrance Gray, 48, of the 0-99 block of North Mason Avenue;
–Chong S. Lim, 49, of the 900 block of Mayfair Court in Elk Grove Village;
–Amadou Diop, 29, of the 1500 block of Algonquin Road in Algonquin;
–Kadiatou D. Diallo, 30, of the 1700 block of North Spaulding Avenue;
–Sung H. Kang, 25, of the 9400 block of North Merrill Avenue in Morton Grove.
The counterfeit baseball hats were selling best, the sheriff's office said. Many vendors bought them for a mere $3.50 from a wholesaler, then sold them at a markup to $7.
But a hat with a real MLB team logo could be worth $20 to $40, the sheriff's office reported.
All four suspects are due for a hearing Dec. 2 at the West Side branch court, at 3150 W. Flournoy St. in the back of the Harrison Area police headquarters.


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From John Adams to William Stephens Smith, 12 June 1813
Quincy June 12. 1813—
Dear Sir
We were happy to find by your Letter 22d of May that you had arrived safe at Baltimore on your way to the great city of Washington—We have not pursued the jocular hints or menaces on promisses of advice to you in your legislative Capacity as yet—for reasons too many to enumerate. We do not however give up the right of Instructing you—when we please—We claim this priviledge—not as Friends—Not as Relations—Not as aged and experienced Acquaintance: but as you are our legal Constitutional and Political Representative in the great Counsel of the Nation—We claim—assert and demand the Right—Liberty—Priviledge and Authority of Instructing you when ever we please. What! If you dare to give a vote that is not perfectly consonant to our Soverain Will—have we not a right to censure you—to reproach you—to write against you to your Constituents—to scribble against you in the News paper—to write Pamphlets against you? Please to remember—Sir—that We—i.e. I and my Consort—are 2—Particles of the Sovereignty which you represent.
But you will say—What if your Instructions—should not accord with my Conscience or Judgment? I answer—our Instructions—would bind you—just as the Result of one of our Ecclesiastical Counsels—among our Congregational Churches in New England—binds the Contending Parties—or as the Advice of our great Mediator—Alexander the Great Emperor of all the Russians—will bind America and Great Britain—I have had a little Experience—of the Mediation of two great Empires—Russia and Germany—and had Duties of Mediators—and the Importance of Mediations. Mr. Madison has been correct in accepting it. he could not—he ought not to have refused it. What may be the result of it I neither know—nor care—One thing I know—We must learn to depend upon ourselves. When the Wagoner puts his shoulder to the Wheel and encourages his horses—then and not till then will Apollo help him out of the mire.
It is too late to talk of system. The first Article of the system ought to have been Wooden walls—Floating Castles—Swimming Batteries and Moveable Citadels on the Lakes. This Omission is the source of all our Calamities and Misfortunes and Disasters of the War. Your most Important Duty—as a State Physician—is in my Opinion—to cure your Patient of his Hydrophobia—If a Superiority on the Lakes is not asserted and Maintained—though it should cost us—twenty Ships of the Line and forty Frigates—It will Cost us forty Thousand Lives and two hundred Millions of Dollars. So no more at present from your / affectionate
John Adams
MHi: Adams Family Papers, Letterbooks.


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Friday, December 18, 2009
Olivetti Typecast
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Friday, December 4, 2009
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Olympia SG 1 Arrives!
Friday, October 23, 2009
SG1 Update
Ya know, James, I saw Tom working on that SG1- when I was just there on Saturday- and I thought you'd like something like that.
You'd probably save money, considering it'll be mint and road-ready, not to mention sans the shipping problems w/ eBay.
You saw my machine before I, I am so jealous!! That is just to funny man, and you are totally right about the whole shipping thing. When I got my SM9 off I was lucky to get the thing in one piece. Although it was in its case, it was not working when I got it. Nothing was tied down. Now it does silly things like it backspaces twice and the tabulator gets stuck on occasion. This SG is going to be the perfect.
Thursday, October 22, 2009
I'd Rather Be Writing
Sunday, October 4, 2009
DE Razors, SilentType, and Nano
Monday, September 28, 2009
Simple Things
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Life With No Fall Typecast
Sunday, September 6, 2009
New Type Fonts
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Typewriter Cover
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Typecast: Generosity & Pen review
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Domino PC's
Friday, August 14, 2009
Wet Ink
So I was writing in the 'ol journal this afternoon and spilled some condensation from my glass on the paper. It gave me the idea of testing how the ink of different pens stick to the paper when wet. I remembered in the trash there was a balled up piece of paper that I used the other day to see how different pens I use wrote. It was after reading LFP's different opinions on pens what not. When journaling I like to use pens that flow across the paper and write fairly evenly. I tend to write very small and use almost exclusively either the Jotter or my Uni Ball Vision Elite. I am willing to invest in a nice fountain pen that doesn't write so boldly but have yet to find one. Last year I picked up the disposable pilot fountain pens at staples but never really used them. They write so damn boldly. I write with either a .5MM or something similar. As much as I love my Jotter, my hand can become sweaty and likes to slide down the pen. But when that happens it's usually time to give my hand a quick break anyways. I guess my somewhat lack of pen knowledge led to my preference of the typewriter. But although I'm aware of what I'm getting myself into here ($$$) and being an office supply geek LPF brought up an interest I avoided since high school. My stepfather owns a business selling promotional products. He brought my pen addiction to a full time high when I was a kid. But fountain pens are a whole new world for me. Opinions??
Thursday, August 13, 2009
IBM Ribbons typecast
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Typecast: Workspace
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Home on the way
So last night Allie and I decided to move the bed to make more room. Room for what you might ask, well with school and everything what could be better than a desk of course! Finally, *sigh* Before the bed was in the middle of the room and there wasn't much space for anything. Now I will be able to write next to the window as well instead of looking at a blank wall. I ordered a L shaped corner desk, I can't wait till it arrives. As you might remember, the selectric on a tray table only lasts for so long before you realize how nice a desk would be. Luckily there is room now!
Saturday, July 25, 2009
SM9 & Selectric Colorcast
With all of the trouble that people are going through in an attempt to do a color cast I figured I would see if I could pin point the problem. I went and bought Crayola crayons and some knock off brand called Cra Z Art. What I found was that the cheeper brand crayons work better. I think because our favorite Crayola crayons are made not to transfer they are not the best to use.


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Good Kind Of Froze reflects your most abrasive release to date, what's influenced this latest change in sound?
I'd say just timing as much as anything. I think if I were to make another Brief Introduction or Red Tide Opal that wouldn't be treating my artistry with any conviction. I've always wanted to push myself forward, I don't want to keep repeating myself and so by divorcing myself and departing from those records it was kind of a way that I could try on a new musical skin.
How have you go about evolving yourself as an artist, what's the process for you as you continue to progress?
From day one I've always presented myself with certain limitations, using a finite amount of tools to make these records. Usually I restrict myself to acoustic instruments whereas this time I've been a lot freer with effects pedals and synthesisers and naturally its evolved around that. The process is virtually the same, it's just that I'm giving myself different limitations.
As a result of this would say now that despite only being 3 years old that A Brief Introduction feels like a distant memory in some ways?
I actually made that record quite some time before Howling Owl approached me about putting the record out and the same kind of goes for Red Tide Opal. The records are still relevant to me, I still have feelings attached to them but I feel differently about things now, certainly with what I've been doing recently, it's a lot less self-aware and introverted. This new record is slightly more traditional in that its more observations, taking inspiration more from things outside of myself.
Are these changes in sound therefore more reflective of where you are personally rather than conscious decisions to reinvent yourself?
I'm not sure I'd use the word reinvention, it's all very much natural, I don't put and pressure on myself to be different, that happens naturally. I don't have to be strict with myself, it's just what I crave, I crave new sounds and this record is a new set of sounds that I've found and I've arranged them in this way. It's hard for me to explain but it's very much a natural thing.
The latest single has some of the most experimental features of anything you've release this far. Is this what we can expect from the new album?
Very much so, the record that I'm going to put out early next year is definitely the most experimental I've been with creating atmospheres and soundscapes. It's a different, more abrasive pallet but I wouldn't say it's a radical departure. There's still plenty of the pallets and sounds I used on the previous records, I've just introduced some new ones and hopefully progress the other ones as well. I'm not going to alienate anyone.
You spoke before about having some mixed feelings with the last LP you put out, was it a difficult process for you to start writing again?
It was very difficult. Long Hold Star was a failed attempt at an album and due to mental and physical health issues I was unable to do it really. I let the label put out the LP but it doesn't feel like my statement or my piece of work so I don't feel very attached to it. I appreciate that other people like it and it's not like I hate it; I just don't consider it to be mine.
Do you feel a lot more attachment to this new LP?
Very much so, me and Connor, who's my bassist, has helped me through a lot of shit over the last couple of years and very much babysat me through the studio process and got me to do it. I had skeletons and embryonic versions of the songs ready to go and he helped motivate me and fleshed them out with his own ideas. This record is more the way I do things, I've come to a point now where I trust my own judgement and my own instinct and I'm not going to turn my back on it again.
Can you describe the sound of the album?
Its more intense, there's a lot more epic soundscapes and the atmospheres are a lot more vibrant, although there are many dark moments there's lots of moments of light and clarity. I've played around with the clichés and traditions of pop music and pop form and just fucked them up a bit, making them ugly and a caricature of themselves in a way. There's epic 7 minute songs and there's 3-minute pop songs. I would say if anyone liked the previous records they'll love this one, if they're willing to give me the chance to try something new then I think they're really going to like it.
Is this LP about pushing the boundaries then?
Yeah I think so, the music I made for the previous LPs I'd made before I'd even considered putting them out so this is the first time where I've thought: if I were a fan of myself what would I want to hear? I wouldn't want another 'Brief Introduction', I wouldn't want another 'Red Tide Opal' and that's how I feel about all the bands I listen to. I thought about what direction I'd like to go in and it got to the point where I stopped thinking about it and trying and it just came naturally.
You worked on the collection of Oro Swimming Hour tracks released earlier this year, was this your first experience of being part of a project aside from your own?
Yeah it was, Nicholas is a really old friend of mine, we've known each other for years. I'm not very good at collaborating with people on my projects as its obviously very personal and part of the very fabric of my being. A lot of my friends in Bristol have something on the side apart from their main work as a way of exercising their artistic muscles so to speak. Naturally they're intrinsically linked and they only complement each other in ways that they couldn't do if they didn't exist. Oro Swimming Hour was just a way for me and Nick to exercise and try experiment with the craft of song writing. In Bristol the sonic feel is moving a lot more to electronic music and techno and I absolutely love that but it doesn't come naturally to me whereas song writing does and it's not a craft that I want to see lost. What song writing needs is a bit of freshening up and what we're doing and the concepts we're building are quite fresh and interesting. We're going to release a full length album in January and it's going to be 20/25 songs long, and we're just going to experiment with language and writing in the same way that we would if we were using a bunch of effects pedals.
You mentioned finding it difficult to collaborate with other musicians on your own projects, did anyone feature in the creation of your forthcoming LP?
I have some good collaborations on this new one, some things that I'm really happy with. I've worked with Fenne Lily, a girl called Emily Isherwood who's the lead singer of a band called Rink, Bristol noise band Spectres, Giant Swan, The Naturals and Something Anorak who're another great Bristol duo. The thing with collaborations is that I'd never just do it for the sake of it, it has to be something they do that I can fit into my world somehow. I wouldn't feel right doing it just because they were my friend, I don't want their sound on my record, but if I place a limitation on myself and their creative overcoming of that limitation is something I want to capture in my music, that's the best way of explaining it.
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Every time I go to Portland, I have to check out Powell's Book Store. Book stores are one of my favourite places to be, and Powell's has the be the finest of them all.
While we escaped from the heat on such a fine, sunny day, I wore my Modcloth dress among the tall rows of books. Yes, this is the dress I attempted to sell because I was too lazy to sew the broken strap back on. Well guess what... though it was held with a safety pin, the OTHER strap decided to snap loose during lunch. ARG! What cheap junk, seriously disappointed with Modcloth. Luckily I figured out a creative way to fasten my strap back on - more on that later.
so many choices!
oh, hai folks!
This row was just for travel writing books! Not even guidebooks (that was behind me) Gah, my head was spinning
Sweet cook book - bet most of the food is blackened and spiky
Here was the photography section...
And of course the writer's section where I could have spent hundreds... the writer's!
Ingenious use of earrings to hold my dress together... shhhh....
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Training the Untrainable (The E-learning vs Face-to-face Dilemma)
October 26, 2012 4 Comments
I have been thinking a lot recently about the delivery of some of our more challenging training and professional development programs, particularly given that almost everyone these days seems to be an e-learning evangelist of some description (just Kidding) and our large and quite dispersed, regional and remote workforce.
I am not talking here about the delivery of Workplace Health and Safety compliance training, or basic computer skills, or even management and communications skills, I am talking about the hard edge training programs we run;
- Suicide Prevention and Awareness
- Domestic Violence awareness and intervention
- Mental Health and Depression and
- Psychological First Aid
to name a spectrum of them. These are programs where there is a strong chance that at least some of the people who are attending the training will have been effected by theses kinds of trauma in one way or another, and often significant issues and reactions arise during the training. This means that all of these programs are run on a face to face basis usually with 2 facilitators in the room, so that issues can be dealt with, without compromising the integrity of the training.
So the dilemma is, is it possible and also is it ethical and safe to utilise new technologies (e-learning) to training people in these skills, when we know that there is a certain proportion of people who are going to have adverse reactions to the materials for one reason or another.
My questions then are relatively simple does anyone know of any instances where these sorts of programs have been delivered through e-learning options successfully and how where the issues related to participant reactions handled in this environment.


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Double Your Income in Real Estate Sales - Real Estate - Selling
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How to build Progressive Web Apps with Angular
Progressive web apps are web applications built with technologies that make them behave like native apps. A benefit of progressive web apps is the ability to work smoothly when network coverage is unreliable. Also, unlike native apps, no installation is required, but they are faster than typical web apps. This article is not about what progressive web apps are and what they are not, it is about how you can build progressive web apps with Angular.
Building an App from Scratch with Angular and Webpack
Using Angular CLI is a popular way of creating Single Page Apps (SPA) with Angular. However, sometimes CLI is not an option for your project or you just want to have better control on what's going on behind the scenes. Let's take a look at how we can create an Angular project entirely from scratch.
.NET Core 2.0 With Angular 4 and MySQL, Part 9: Angular HTTP
If you want to make a web application, it's important that it can send and receive requests so, you know, people can actually visit it. Learn how to make this happen!
Using Python, Flask, and Angular to Build Modern Web Apps - Part 1
In this series, you will learn how to create modern web applications with Python, Flask, and Angular. You will use this stack to build a SPA and a backend API to expose exams and questions so users can test their knowledge regarding different technologies.
Feature Toggling with Angular and the Angular CLI
When building large scale applications that deploy to a variety of environments with different audiences, we often need the ability to show/hide certain features in the UI. The Angular CLI provides us an environment.ts file that can help us quite a bit with this but limited to static values.
Use SPFx with Angular and Angular CLI
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|"Tough Old Bird", Eileen Wintemute
This is my piece entitled "Tough Old Bird". It was just shown at the 2017 Road to California Quilters Showcase, and it will be shown at other venues this next year. It is based on a photograph of Roy, a friend of mine.
This is the picture of Roy I based it on:
I took this photo at a July 4th gathering at a friends house, and I always thought it was interesting to look at. There is something about capturing people in normal conversation that looks so natural to me. Roy has a lot of things going on that give it character, like the hat, the beard and the cigar.
I am proud to be a member of Beyond the Edge Fiber Artists, and we decided to create an exhibit entitled "Put A Bird On It!". We were encouraged to take a liberal view of this title, so I decided to create a piece based on my photo of Roy. After all, "tough old bird" is a form of a bird, is it not?
I am very happy with the way it turned out. It is going to be Roy's once it is done being shown by me. In my next few posts I'll show the steps used to create it.
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Posts Tagged 'stationery'
2011 in review
Posted January 1, 2012on:
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The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2011 annual report for this blog.
Here's an excerpt:
A San Francisco cable car holds 60 people. This blog was viewed about 1,300 times in 2011. If it were a cable car, it would take about 22 trips to carry that many people.
Letterpress (without a press)
Posted June 6, 2011on:
So, among my many loves, I have a huge love for Letterpress!
I cannot imagine a world without it. It would be colourless and most importantly, texture-less and that, in itself is a crime that cannot go noticed (or unpunished for that matter! To the guillotine I say!). For me to truly experience something, it has to be both visually and tactile (oh, and sometimes by smell! especially little goodies meant for my tummy!). I have a habit of touching everything, I have to constantly remind myself not to when I am in a museum. No, really… I stick a thumb under my satchel strap, easing it's weight off and the other hand holds the exhibition guide.
Anyway, I have been keeping an eye on a letterpress machine for years now. It's so tempting especially when recently a friend offered it to me for a hundred odd quid!! How do you resist the temptation of creating beautiful, tactile, paper goodies?! I'll tell you how, live in a small place! Currently over-run by Arthur Roy Fisk (my beauuutiful drawing table, pre-owned by lovely Claire daughter of Roy Fisk, a Lincoln based artist), Bertha– My small but heavy Victorian press, Ben– My lil' table for the digital stuff… amongst hundreds of books and little knickknacks I have lovingly accumulated over the years and stuffed into this little room! So, you see, adding a tabletop letterpress would be me literally bursting at my seams, so to speak!
And so, I decided to do letterpress without the 'Press'! Yes… I cheated… But.. but… what can I do? I haven't the budget or space (yet!)
A friends' birthday was coming up so I thought I'd give a try… and this is what I managed… I know, it looks a bit pitiful but, not bad i think considering i had to physically press it between two boards to get any sorta impression! Takes lots of muscle this method… and some patience with the trial and error. However, at the end of it, you'll have something like a letterpress…
p.s: I'd like to assure you only two metal letterpress letters were 'hurt' (actually broken in two!sob!) in this instance. It has been reported to the RSPCLP (Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Letterpress Printing). And they recommend, should you have any unwanted tabletop letter-presses, fonts etc give them to me to prevent further metal/wood fonts getting hurt (Including my nails, and fingers…).
More trial and error this time with a pre-factory made plastic 'letterpress'. Again, I didn't have the right machinery to 'press' these but you can see the general outcome here…
All this was actually brought about by the thought of wedding invites and a poem I read many years ago, by Edward Estlin Cummings. I have been toying with this poem for a while and wanted to produce it by letterpress. Turns out, it's pretty expensive and so I resorted to a not so old-fashioned way to produce it. (More to follow in the next blog!) For now, I hope everyone rediscovers this beautiful art of letterpress and I wish to convince future brides/grooms to use letter-press for their wedding stationery, Save the Date cards or even to announce the new arrival of your lil' ones post wedding dates and dramas etc…
Letterpress for me has an understated elegance- A beauty to look at and appreciate both visually and tactile.
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Hand cut and printed on handmade paper with flowers
cupcake by fatima jamadar | notonthehighstreet.com.
Nothing too fancy, a nice plain cake and I am yours!
My love for plain cakes started many years ago growing up in Nairobi. In those days, every snack was made at home (despite the fact that you could buy your cakes from a bakery, sweets from confectioners etc) but I think times were hard and feeding a family of five on shop bought cakes can be a bit much (aside from the fact that if friends/relatives found out you bought your cakes, then you were obviously not a good mother, wife or a culinary expert! I suspect pantries across the city were actually filled these shop goodies but they all pretended to save face… teheee.. ;-p )
My dad was 'involved' in the savoury stuff like Chevra, pava (puffed rice), chana, even home cut and fried crisps (which I still remember tasted better than the shop stuff despite hours of peeling and slicing by HAND!), boiled ground nuts or edamame, cashews, pistachios and peanuts, something he still does to this very day.
He patiently searches for 'fat peanuts/cashews' and will lovingly salt them (actually, the salt has to be measured, put in the right bowl with water by mum and handed back to him to mix and remind her she hasn't put enough salt. I reckon this is why it tastes better. They lovingly bicker, assign each other tasks and play out their roles respectively). He generously coats and cooks the peanuts and if we are lucky, pack them individually and send them to us or they go in this massive glass Heinz bottle to pour into his palm as he watches cricket… and texts me in mocking monosyllables to tell me how badly we (my team) are doing.
My mother on the other hand-made a variety of sweet snacks and often all the hard work and prep that goes into dad's savoury snacks or signature dishes are done by Ma. She often marries the Coastal Kenyan dishes with the Indian ones. She's always been keen to try new recipes experimenting on us her new-found love of something yet everything was made from scratch (even the curdled milk and home-made yogurt).
She lined up the "weekend" (my treat cupboard) with nankatai, koko za tende, shrikand, mandazi, chilaay, mkate sinia, vitumbua, egg pudding, savoury dhoklas, kulfi, sev (vermicelli) etc etc… (the list goes on!) But what I loved most were her cakes. To be precise, cake. Her famous five egg cake made in a wide aluminum tin which was definitely not a baking tray of any sort and was sometimes baked over a jiko (a skill in it's own right!) Which over the years translated into a modern cooker-oven with half the hassle (and taste sometimes…)
As kids, our favourite bit was when she mixed the eggs, butter and milk. Sometimes, one of us was tasked to butter the tin and he/she had in turn to report back to the rest of the siblings when Ma was about to mix the flour in so that we should hurry if we want to get some 'mix'! We would hang around the kitchen trying to dip our fingers and get a lick before she caught us and chased us out with a mwiko (wooden cooking spoon) close on our heels! Eventually, she'd get 3 small stainless steel bowls (about 3-5 cm wide), filling them up just enough and calling us to come and collect 'it'. We would walk up all grinning and try to see which one was filled more before taking it and running (in case she changed her mind ;p).
Returning back to our games, we would sit and dip one finger and lick and discuss how the batter was that day… occasionally reporting to mum (if she asked) and it continued… until it was all gone. (no returning for seconds). Seeing that I always ate slow and liked to extend my pleasure of licking the 'mix' my brother (and sister sometimes) tried to have mine while I left it unattended.
Finally, while the cake baked, I would pull the small kitchen stool and sit in front of the yellow glowing oven (at the time I thought it was the cake glowing which only confirmed my belief that cakes truly were magical) and ask when it will be ready. Despite having a 45 min timer to tell me precisely when, and an elder sister left in charge of making sure it didn't burn while she washed up mum's baking utensils, I asked and asked and asked… Eventually, burying my head between my knees and softly singing and asking until my sister either threatened to tell mum and therefore get me excavated from my comfy spot in front of the oven (which was her talented and preferred method of extricating herself from looking after me and getting some peace) or on mum hearing me pestering (in any case, the timer never really worked on that oven anyway! So really, I was doing them a service!)
FINALLY, the cake was out and left to cool, I would run back and forth and take strips off the top of it before it cooled. Taking small bits from least obvious parts because:
a. The top bit was only going to stay crunchy for a little while and it's the best bit EVER!!!
b. Eating a warm cake is the best feeling ever, FACT! It's like being cuddled in your tummy, a glow… a warm fuzzy feeling or weightlessness… (and before you ask, no, I don't get stomach-ache and if I did, I was and still am too intoxicated to notice it.)
Over the next few days, we would have cake with ice cream, homemade custard or dipped in sugary afternoon tea… and sometimes as little treats, ma packed it in my break-time tin. Which to be honest, I didn't really need seeing I was in nursery and would be home after lunch. I still can't resist her simple 5 egg and food coloring cake. Unfortunately, over the years, as we grew so did our environment and soon cupcakes were the craze, so much so that my father was baking them! By saying he baked them, I means he knew how much to spoon in to a cup while ma made the batter etc. But, I always found cupcakes like strawberries, a bit overrated here. Until I met a match for my Ma's five eggs cake.
I found Bea's of Bloomsbury! My affair with cakes simply BLOOMED! (Into a fully fledged addiction!) To find a simple cake done so beautifully and to top it up, even the icing is fantastic and bold (I don't see many people using passion fruit) and complimentary to the base was a true revelation…
I finally fell in love with cupcakes! The cupcake that did it was Bea's Red Velvet with Passion fruit icing. Neither the cake not its icing is sickly sweet. Everything is well proportioned: cupcake size and flavours… another bonus is that they do fab coffees (from Monmouth I think).
And the real icing on this cupcake (for me) is that you can sit close to the kitchen and enjoy the fabulous aromas wafting up behind you and transporting you back to your mum's old kitchen stool and in front of her oven while you try not to scoff down the fluffy goodness in front of you…
A warm thanks to all those who make such simply beautiful cakes…
My Ma, Bea's of Bloomsbury and of course an even bigger and 'fluffier' thanks to my loved ones who I always pester and blackmail for baked goodies! (You know how you are…)
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Yup, you read it right! 10 designs, 2 of each from the Birds & Bows series, Twirling Pine as well as Fontmas Card design.
So what if it was a mate? Who's judging? ;-p (Actually, I am!)
To make it a bit special seeing that paypal was playing up and I had my 'first order', I decided, none the less, I'll give it the attention I would have given to an actual customer. Gifts are great but it does make a difference how we treat it; The packaging and delivery are a sort of charm. After all, you wouldn't pop a ring for your fiancé on any odd food item but maybe in champagne (definitely not in runny eggs, no matter how much she loves a good breakfast). The way it is presented, down to the smallest details, matters (to me). I want people to open their purchase and go: oooo…ahhhh… oww that is sweeeet…
I'm big on not just buying an item but the buying into the brand. The first thing people see is the packaging before trying to guess what it could be and often badly wrapped items be they bought from a shop or handmade gifts, are a right turn off. You wouldn't want clothes you just bought chucked into any bag and handed to you! so you see, you buy the item and the experience too. Hence my personalised approach of:
Handcut & printed wrapping paper, inner (tissue) wrapping paper, gift tags (recycled fabric), A note of thanks for good custom and maybe a freebie thrown in to showcase your work.
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Xmas Greeting Cards 2010
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Twirling Pine
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The whirling pine first started with the idea of a dervish and on trying to draw it, I accidentally, ended up with a lovely effect of over lapping curves. It was also one of my first attempts at making xmas cards for clients which I quickly ditched in favour of carving and hand printing my very own greetings cards. I will upload those when I find a way to photograph them well.
For now, here are my twirling /whirling pine. I imagine them screen printed (on a square format of course! "Surprise, surprise!"). Purely to give it a layering of inks creating new colours from transparent inks and when you run your finger over it,I love the texture of the silk that is left imprinted in the print it self.
Remember, you can order a personal colour combination or a 'pick-n-mix' selection as a box of 25 or 50… or just the one? (I am not here to judge you by how many friends you have on your xmas list 😉 promise!)
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Birds & Bows
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This is the first digital version of my birds series which started as pen and ink drawings and progressed to this. There is an 'immediacy' or 'fluidity' that adds character to a drawing made in ink that I cannot capture (yet) digitally. I suppose that is also because every stroke and mistake I make with ink, I cannot undo and in the process, build up an image. Or maybe, I am making excuses because my love for brush & ink is far bigger than my digital needs…
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