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Hello @Arizona900,
Skype customer support do not have an e-mail support system. The model used is a livechat system. Is the link still not working? I tried it just now and it went through.
Microsoft are aware that there are some issues with the livechat system. It can help to temporarily enable pop-ups and (again temporarily) disable any addons/extensions, which block pop-ups. The reason for this is that the livechat window displays in a pop-up; if this is blocked, then the livechat cannot function.
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Discussion in 'Early Years' started by naomiceri, Jul 11, 2012. </s> Our buddy Mark over at Upgrade Travel was a great help to us when we put together our recent How-To: Actually Use Your Frequent Flyer Miles.
But I guess our six bullet points weren’t enough for him. Manic completionist that he is, he’s updated his own site with no less than 8 addendums tips, tricks and points. For example, the downside of the 331 Day Rule:
Using your frequent flyer miles: A followup to the Consumerist [Upgrade Travel] </s> A…
Thats odd… Maybe there are thousands watching the video at the same time 😉
Can I get the .ppt somewhere? I’d love to use it for a quick reference!
I updated the links here so you can see them in all its gory details as well as links to the pdf of the presos. </s> Hey, you know what? It’s 9 days into the new year and we haven’t talked about dishes yet. I KNOW!
Cut to other random eBay trawling. I thought I might be able to find other pieces for her but without ID, I was limited to “hardboiled egg dishes” and “tomato dishes”. So I gave up and turned to one of her other main areas of interest – keeping her food from touching on a plate. This must have been a big thing in the past because eBay is loaded with vintage three-section dishes called grill plates. One of my first searches brought up these:
Oh yeah. It’s on now. And sure enough – these are Figgjo Flint dishes. I managed to cobble together 7 grill plates, one salad plate and the bowls for her Christmas gift but I am hampered by the fact that eBay sellers don’t know how to list these things without ID and I don’t have a definite way to search for them. eBay.co.uk is a different story. That joint is loaded with them and they’re marked on the back. Look at this stuff:
Post Script: I have a feeling that my daughter doesn’t even like these.
Have you tried looking on Etsy? They have a lot of that kind of stuff over there.
After a few year of helping my wife run a collectibles shop, I realized that of all the things that could fascinate, only Black Amethyst accomplished this task. I never really like to sell the stuff because I liked it so much.
How could your daughter not like those dishes? They are so unique. And I love the black amythest look.
Oh my gosh! I thought the same thing. After reading your comment I scrolled back up and voila! It’s now right side up!!? so weird..
I love this place… I always learn the most interesting things! 😀
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Fire Club is one of the oldest clubs in the Old City and a pioneer of Bucharest’s rock scene. It was founded at the beginning of the 2000s to support new local alternative and rock bands. Almost all popular local bands started out performing in front of Fire Club’s audience. Nowadays the club exists as a pub as well as a concert venue.
In recent years the Old City has become the heart of Bucharest’s nightlife scene. Every evening this well-loved hot spot fills up with alternative and rock music fans. The atmosphere gets livelier as the weekend approaches, but it peaks on Thursdays which is traditionally student night.


Bancroft to a studio contract, which he regretted when Kelly became a much bigger star at MGM. Hathaway also regretted Zanuck's decision to give the movie a happy ending. Hathaway had shot the main character (Richard Basehart) jumping to his death, but when Spyros Skouras's daughter actually did jump from a window the day the picture was previewed, Skouras wanted the film destroyed. Six months later Darryl Zanuck added the new ending. Princess Grace of Monaco was later appointed a member of the Fox board of directors by Dennis Stanfill and served from 1976 to 1981.
"Sidney Poitier does not make movies," said film critic Vincent Canby, "he makes milestones." _No Way Out_ (1950) was the very first. Here Joseph Mankiewicz directs Poitier and Richard Widmark.
The County Hospital built here for Joseph Mankiewicz's _No Way Out_ (1950) is another historic set. It was the setting for Sidney Poitier's unforgettable film debut as Dr. Luther Brooks, a black intern dealing with a racist patient (Richard Widmark). Poitier never forgot how supportive the cast, particularly Widmark, was. Joseph Mankiewicz and Darryl Zanuck produced it knowing it would not—and indeed, was not—screened below the Mason-Dixon Line. _Ebony_ magazine praised it as one of the first honest films ever made about contemporary African-American life. That studio tradition would continue with _The Great White Hope_ (1970), _Waiting to Exhale_ (1995), and _House M.D_. (2004-12) starring the Image Award-winning Omar Epps as Dr. Eric Foreman. Forest Whitaker has had a productive studio partnership as director ( _Waiting to Exhale, Hope Floats_ ), and actor ( _Phone Booth, The Last King of Scotland, Street Kings, Black Nativity, Taken 3_ ).
Samuel Fuller's _Fixed Bayonets!_ (1951) is unique both for its single primary set, and for featuring among its "dogfaces" James Dean. When Ivan Martin complained to Darryl Zanuck that Fuller's habit of shooting off a gun to get his stars' attention was ruining the soundstage roof, Zanuck summoned Fuller to his "Z" Theater for a screening of the film. During a particularly tense scene Zanuck pulled out a gun and fired it. Fuller leapt for the exit, terrified—a lesson learned.
Jayne Mansfield once said: "T" She certainly did that earning lasting fame for playing, in characteristic over-the-top-yet-knowing style, roles like movie star Rita Marlowe in _Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?_ (1957). This is the stage where she made one of the funniest phone calls in motion picture history, using Tony Randall to make "jungle man" Bobo Branigansky (Mickey Hargitay) jealous. Mansfield and Hargitary wed in real life in January of 1958. After her tragic death she was portrayed in a TV movie by Loni Anderson, and Hargitay, by Austrian muscleman and future Fox star, Arnold Schwarzenegger.
And when Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev and his wife visited the Bal du Paradis set of Jack Cummings's _Can-Can_ (1960), Frank Sinatra informed them: "This is a movie about a lot of pretty girls, and the fellas that like pretty girls."
Joan Blondell and Tony Randall learn from a master as Jayne Mansfield baits her boyfriend on the telephone in _Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?_ (1957).
Raquel Welch hangs on to a wall of lights during the filming of _Fantastic Voyage_ (1966).
Soviet Premier Nikita Krushchev and his wife watch a scene from _Can-Can_ (1960) with Frank Sinatra and Juliet Prowse.
"Oh, what a day that was," recalled costar Shirley MacLaine. "When I learned I was to be hostess of the whole event, I went over to UCLA to learn the language so I could welcome him properly. I must have been unclear about it, because when he got off the plane I greeted him in Czarist Russian!
"Those costumes were Irene Sharaff originals, and she insisted that they be the original fabric. My velvet costume weighed seventy-five pounds so that it would swirl and be effective. When we made the film we shot little sections, but in front of Khrushchev we had to do the whole danc During filming I was also witness to Frank falling in love with Juliet Prowse on the afternoon he sang to her, 'It's The Wrong Face.' "
The idol of Sinatra's youth, Bing Crosby, made _Say One for Me_ (1959)—the interior of the church—and _High Time_ (1960)—his fraternity dorm room—here. The popularity of _High Time_ 's "The Second Time Around" led to a Debbie Reynolds/Steve Forrest vehicle called _The Second Time Around_ (1962), also made on this stage. All in the family: Crosby's son Gary was under contract and appeared in _Mardi Gras_ (1958) and _Holiday for Lovers_ (1959), also shot here. Watch for Gavin MacLeod as a member of the faculty in _High Time_. He re-appeared on the lot as the captain of _The Love Boat_ (1977–86).
Raquel Welch recalled the science-fiction classic _Fantastic Voyage_ (1966), directed by Richard Fleischer, as eight months of hanging from wires on this stage. Tom Mankiewicz dubbed the five women Welch employed for public relations, wardrobe, hair, and makeup "the Raquettes."
Now welcome to the world of the camp classic _Valley of the Dolls_ (1967). Like _Peyton Place_ it was based on a notorious novel, and the star was the hit television show's Barbara Parkins, who lobbied for the part by going directly to Richard Zanuck's office. Twenty-year-old Patty Duke was playing a part inspired by Judy Garland's career. To complete the triumvirate of women facing show business, Sharon Tate earned the role initially earmarked for Raquel Welch, as the doomed Jennifer. The character was allegedly based on the tragic career of Fox's own Carole Landis. Three years later Tate would be murdered by the Mansons at the age of twenty-six. Thirty years after she had made her feature film debut on the lot, Garland was signed for the role of veteran entertainer Helen Lawson. Parkins remembers working with her here in Lawson's dressing room set until insecurity, medication, and depression over the script caused her to be replaced after only a few days by that old Fox pro, Susan Hayward.
Judy Garland and Barbara Parkins in a cut scene from _Valley of the Dolls_ (1967).
Blake (John Forsythe) and Krystle (Linda Evans) Carrington's mansion interior set was built here for _Dynasty (_ 1981–89).
Judy Garland in her film debut, _Pigskin Parade_ (1936).
Bruce Willis in front of the mural on Stage Eight celebrating the successful _Die Hard_ franchise
T_Die Hard_ franchise, and to promote the release of _A Good Day to Die Hard_ (2013), a mural depicting Bruce Willis in a scene from the first film was painted on the east side of the building.
Stars' Dressing Rooms, view from northwest corner soon after construction.
View of east façade.
## BLDG. 86: STARS' DRESSING ROOMS BUILDING (1936)
With the demand for more room for Fox's female stars, this Regency Revival building, by Beverly Hills designer Douglas Honnold, replaced the Café


they were in the love the moment you came into the family and definately have some humerous events! Ha!
Poor sil - very glad she is ok!
Ahhh, the days when it's good to have a (literally) potty-minded toddler :)
So...was he correct? Did Auntie have a little accident when she fender bendered?
I've reached the age where I accident when I sneeze so I know i'd need a pullup if I hit a car.
LMAO! Hey he took it as he heard it!
Life from the 2yo perspective. Ain't it grand?
When Moose was little and wet himself, I asked him if he had an accident. He told me no. Said it was an "on purpose".
Yeah, I can't use accident in my house to describe anything other than peeing/pooping in your pants. Otherwise Gavin corrects me by looking at my pants and saying "you di'nt haffa assident, Mommy. You spill your milk."
This one totally made me laugh because I know what the rich bitches in Plano are like! God I miss Texas. </s> You simply want to Camera and Lens Reviews. Compare prices and narrow Gold Design Miami Curb teal vest and matching has gotten itself. Later generations looked use the Quest boilerplate courses all over the.
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She just being honest. A lot of parents consider going to work a break from being at home. I’m not even a fan of hers and I feel bad knowing how much crap she’s gonna get for this.! </s> But... and this is where the inadvisability comes in - the project doesn't always work. In my case, it was back last January when I was battling the flu bug from Hades and got the feverish idea late one night of creating a beautiful guernsey from a book of Japanese patterns, using a particularly gorgeous cone of violet pure wool I'd snaffled on a trip to Texere Yarns in Bradford some time back.
This was the yarn, if you remember. And you may also remember if you read that post, that I realised the error of my ways about half an hour into the project and frogged what little I'd done.
Only... I'd plied the yarn double, to get it up to usable thickness, hadn't I?
And... this is undoubtedly one of the rarest and most attractive violet yarns you've ever seen, isn't it?
And... I've just got the hang of combining machine knitting with handwork, haven't I? Which opens up delectable new possibilities of working whole garments in hitherto impossible fine gauge yarns?
So it became clear that the violet yarn needed to be unplied.
No worries. Got a ball winder now. Got several skein winders. Surely two different machines can be brought into use together to return the yarn to its original gauge? (Stand by Ireland, the industrial revolution is about to hit your shores at last).
Of course it never works out as simply as you think. Even when you wind a ball casually by hand (or, in my case, flu-ridden last January, feverishly and incoherently and quite badly), you inevitably twist it. And that twist is seriously bad news for unplying. What should have been a fairly easy task of winding a skein and a ball at the same time turned into a major task, involving swearing under the breath and the bringing in of any handy local hook or knob or surface to deal with tangled loops and lengths.
There are lengths and loopings on the floor there too, if you look closely enough.
Here's a closeup of my adorable Victorian skein winder which I persuaded my dear friend Warren Ogden of Craftspun Yarns to sell to me. It's all cast iron and brass, with a lovely dial that counts up to 80 yards, and when you're winding you can't hear a thing, it all runs silently and smoothly. Love it, even if my 2 metre skein winder is a little more practical for the dyeing and selling side. You simply can't beat this wonderful old 19th century machinery. Warren called it something else, I can't remember what, but it was originally designed for making up little sample skeins for customers. He still uses one himself - pop into his lovely shop in Johnstown not far from Dublin and you'll see it in action.
I may just have mentioned a few odds and ends that I was trying to finish up in my last posting. Well I soldiered on with those, much encouraged by your support. As advised by BB, I went for the easiest one first, and completed the Tofutsies in short order.
I am enchanted by the way the colour works out on this yarn - in the ball it looks like a mixed scrimmage, but when you knit it, suddenly waves and stripes and pools appear and it's all a lot of fun.
I was so touched by the number of you who sent Tofutsies to West Cork after I offered to trade for my hand-dyed. It is certainly a winner on the sock machine and I now have enough to see how every colourway in the range looks when knitted up. The socks are cool and light for summer and wash in the machine like a dream. Thank you. You really are the best, my worldwide gang of knitter friends.
One Conwy sock is finished, and the other is started, no more than that. Been experiencing a bit of RSI in the thumb joint from fine sock work, and stiff shoulders too, so had to slow down on the thinner yarns and needles a bit while Chinese massage worked its miracles.
Oh by the way, while I think of it, you've a chance to get your own creativity and brilliance recognised! The moderators of Sock Madness are looking for pattern submissions for next year's crazy event (one of the daftest, also one of the greatest going), and you need to get started right away. Look up the rules on the Ravelry group and start working on that pattern NOW. Well of course you're on Ravelry. If you're a knitter and aren't, WHY?
The mohair boucle wrap has had another few inches added. It just goes on, that yarn. The ball never seems to get any smaller! Sooner or later I'm going to have to take a decision and cut it, bind off, finish.
What do you mean, I haven't got much done? It's only a few days since I posted - oh, gosh, is it as long as that?
Well - OK, there were a couple of distractions. Pleasant ones.
Confirmed and total handknitters, purists, look away now. I'll tell you when it's safe to come back.
I've been machine knitting. On a flatbed.
You've latched on to that already anyway, from comments further up, but her machine knitting can be a whole lot of fun. To be able to create acres of stocking stitch in half an hour, to whip up a pair of sleeves in no time, a vest while you're getting ready to go out, is rather marvellous when you've grown accustomed to weeks of labour and very little to show for it. More, it means you can really concentrate on the complex bits instead of being so exhausted from the endless rows that you can't be bothered. Maybe a bit like having a full-time, super-efficient nanny for the children (and an additional, soundproof


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FATE is an open-source project initiated by WeBank’s AI Group to provide a secure computing framework for building the federated AI ecosystem. It implements a secure computation version. For developers who need more than out-of-box algorithms, FATE provides a framework to implement new machine learning algorithms in a secure MPC FedAI.org
“FATE offers the whole community a security computation tool to link the isolated data islands without violating data privacy,” said Prof. Kai Chen, Founder of Beijing Clustar Technology Ltd. “It makes use of homomorphic encryption to support various security federated learning algorithms like LR, Decision Tree, and deep learning. More importantly, FATE employs transfer learning to combine heterogeneous data with different feature spaces in a practical way.”
“As a pioneer in the federated learning field, a series of practices have been carried out in the financial field by the FATE team,” said Junyan Wu, Director of Tencent WSPD (Wireless Security Product Department). “In the future, we hope the FATE project could work with Linux Foundation to create a complete and fruitful federated AI ecosystem for all machine learning practitioners.”
Founded in 2014, WeBank is both the in China. WeBank was built with technology at its core, and with technology as a key driver behind the bank’s development. As such, WeBank is committed to promoting innovative technologies. Since its formal launch, WeBank has already completed the construction of a comprehensive banking platform with self-owned intellectual properties, capable of handling high-volume, high-frequency transactions. WeBank is also the very first commercial bank to be recognized as a National High-techWeBank strongly embraces the oft-stated ‘ABCD’ is an active leader in their related researches and applications in the financial sectorwebank.com
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Alarmingly, a great deal of evidence now indicates that Russia has geared up to again interfere with our 2020 presidential election!
Further, when told by the American Intelligence Community that North Korea had rockets that could reach the United States, Trump said that Putin had told him it did not, and ended the discussion by saying, "I believe Putin."
*Many years ago, the late President Ronald Reagan, speaking at the site of the Allied Landings at Normandy, remembered the thousands of Americans who had died that day defending democracy, which Reagan called "the most deeply honorable form of government that in all of history has ever been devised."


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We now know, of course, that lunar eclipses happeBut can you imagine what earlier civilizations would have thought of eclipses (both lunar and solar)! Undoubtedly something very strange was going on up there. Several early cultures were of the belief that something was swallowing the moon or sun, such as a demon, jaguar, or wolf. One Norse myth involved two celestial wolves, one chasing the sun and one chasing the moon. If the wolves ever caught the sun or moon, it would mark the end of the world. A lunar eclipse occurred when the wolf came dangerously close to the moon. The blood-red color of the moon during a lunar eclipse indicated bloodshed. It is often referred to as a “blood moon.” We now know that it is not due to bloodshed. It is the result of greater amounts of the red portion of the light spectrum being reflected compared to the other colors.
It is that time of year. Labor Day is in the rearview mirror and thoughts are turning to fall. And fall in North Dakota often leads to thoughts of flocks of birds on their fall migration.


The last time I posted about a salon was quite a while ago (remember this?). Since it had been about eight months since I've given my hair any love, I decided it was high time to step back into a salon. Luckily, a friend of mine had recently visited Images and gave me a great referral (benefits her and me; $20 off our visit). (Thanks, Rose!
My appointment was with Amber, and she took great care of me. I was ready for (almost) anything, but was mostly interested in chopping off most of my length. I'm always so inspired to be in a salon, thinking should I do a wave?a little color?bangs?but usually rely on the sanity of my hairdresser to provide sound guidance. Amber helped me take baby steps away from any truly rash decisions – you could always come back in a few days for a wave?– and we settled on taking approximately 7 inches off. Chop chop!
A few things to note about this salon: I especially appreciated that each station had its own sink!That is somewhat uncommon in my salon-going experience. It was quite the luxury to spin around and lie back to meet the sink instead of traipsing across the salon, only to traipse back (with the wet hair look, no less) after the wash five minutes later. High five for sinks at stations. Also, most stations at salons have a decent half-mirror for you to gape at yourself while getting styled, but Images had a full-length mirror to appreciate while being worked on. Not that the bottom half is necessary, but it was a little cool to see the five inch clumps of hair fall from my head to the floor. Face the fear, right?
Before, long locks...
The time flew by, and before I knew it, my head felt lighter. With a quick blow dry and style, I was set to rock and roll before the clock hit noon. My hair cut was originally $36, but with my $20 referral, I was down to a humble $16 bill ($24 after tip – always tip based on original price!
If you're interested in pampering of other sorts, Images also offers nail services, body repair, skin repair, hair removal, and rock-star packages (such as the Images Stimulus Package: haircut, brow wax, manicure, and 30 minute massage wrapped in a $99 deal…did you hear that, husband?). So go on in and find yourself some pampering!


How to Come Back into Balance with Nature
Why we need an educational system around the ecosystem
The fragility of modern highly centralised systems
How leaders can come back into balance with nature
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Way of Nature with John P. Milton
John P. Milton, CEO and founder of Way of Nature, has a unique capacity to help people have an encounter with nature that catalyses their deepest sense of purpose, and their innate capacities as leaders.
John has a lifelong passion to help people connect to nature, and to experience nature as an extension of one’s family:
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That time alone in nature set him on the path for his own life’s work – he’s committed himself to helping bring the human species back into a deep connection with nature.
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Creativity is key for company growth. One of the ways in which John has been working with business leaders is by putting them through a process, The Way of Nature, where they tap into a much deeper level of pure creativity, out of which will arise answers and new initiatives.
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That, says John, is in part due to a lack of classical rites of passage that used to happen during our teenage years.
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The Vision Quest, says John, is similar in nature to the process that people go through with The Way of Nature. Essentially, you go out into solitude in nature, to a place that’s fairly sacred, and you go into a state of deep prayer, meditation and bonding with nature through all your senses.
“The goal is to cry out for a vision: Who am I? What is this life for? Why am I here? What’s the purpose of this lifetime? ?”
The answer almost always involves harmony, or supporting, or bringing balance and integration between themselves and nature.
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An educational system around the ecosystem
John wants to create a future which has a clearly condensed educational system around the ecosystem ecology, combined with the wisdom of indigenous peoples about their local natural systems, and with an experiential component such as a contemporary Vision Quest:
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It’s no accident, says John, that nature is so decentralised and regionalised. We could learn a lot from it:
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We need to seek out ways that don’t always go back to a highly centralised system, this isn’t the answer to the challenges we face in modern times.
Or take a break from your organisation or whatever role you’re in, and go out into nature and have a little quiet time in the woods or the mountains or at the coast.
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Find a spot that you’re drawn to and go there and honour it with your love, your appreciation, your respect. Somewhere that’s away from people. Give thanks to nature and stay open to listening to what nature might like to communicate with you through your feelings and senses as they open up.
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Onwords to beer! Now the strangely astute and the hopelessly bored may notice that I’ve actually discussed Anchor’s Liberty Ale in last year’s holiday recap. However, since my review was about three sentences long and my opinions towards IPAs have changed pretty dramatically since then, I figured I owed it to this beer to give it a second shot. And I’m glad I did. This San Francisco IPA is arguably one of the maltier IPA’s I’ve had. It’s actually hard to classify it as an IPA, as the floral bitterness from the hops is very well-balanced caramel-y malts. You also get some fruity hints in there, which takes some of the weight out of the beer, making it perfect for a warm Los Angeles evening. Pouring a hazy gold with a thick, lacy head, this brew is at once easy to drink and multi-faceted in its flavor profile. And while I wasn’t the biggest fan of Anchor’s summer wheat, I have to admit that the Liberty has inspired me to check out some more of this brewery’s creations.
So that’s our evening of Liberty, folks. There were chickens running wild, beer was flowing and I was laughing by myself in my darkened living room. So it was a pretty typical Wednesday for me. Zing!
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Anchor Brewing’s Liberty Ale:
-Hazy gold color with 2-inch lacy head
-The Great Escape as performed by clay chickens
-Mel Gibson plays a douchey American. Shocker.
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June 19, 2011 · 11:51 pm
Samuel Adams Boston Lager & The Patriot
Tonight I’m brushing up on my American history by sipping on the classic Sam Adams Boston Lager and watching Roland Emmerich’s The Patriot. Now for those who don’t recall this hit film from 2000, it stars two of the most American actors from the past decade: Mel Gibson and Heath Ledger. Taking a break from his usual science-fiction-meets-explosions milieu, director Roland Emmerich brings us back to the American Revolution which Mel Gibson is solely responsible for winning. Oh and Revolutionary America was totally down with racial equally. The more you know.
Historical accuracies aside, the movie is pure entertainment and nothing else. While there is plenty of human drama and tender father-son moments to tug on those heartstrings, what this movie really lives for is the extended, slow-motion action scenes. Ever want to watch Mel Gibson fight dudes with a hatchet for 10 minutes straight? Watch this movie. Not taken very seriously, this movie can be fun and might even spark a few patriotic feelings as characters spout off generic American-isms like “stay the course” and “a nation where all men are created equally under God.”  But on to more serious things.
Moments before he stabs a horse with the flag. America. Fuck yeah.
Samuel Adams Boston Lager:
Australians make great Americans.
Mel Gibson isn’t racist.
We used to be friends with the French.
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Ai Xiaoming and the Quarantine Counter-Diary
Only through the lens of this dilemma, according to Ai, can one evaluate Chinese lockdown diaries, including Fang Fang’s. Her WeChat account would be entirely shut down on March 25. Ai’s lockdown diary is a smorgasbord of literary and visual forms, from the standard chronicle accompanied by photos — of her tagging along volunteer groups delivering safety suits and feminine hygiene products to hospitals, of dealing with her father’s death — to a play in text messages, with poetry and painting thrown in. This inner conversation is also oriented toward the future. Her diary in Chinese can be found on the Hong Kong–hosted Matters website (https://matters.news/@tianguowawa). Lei Feng himself actively showed his diary to others, or left it open for others to read: he had nothing to hide. A key motive for diary writing, Ai claims, is self-perfection. No uncensored original of this most canonized of diaries has ever been made public. For the latter is not private but public writing as well, and as such, Fang Fang cannot but perform a shackled dance, in the writer Lu Xun’s famous metaphor. But because they lack the “permit” that Fang Fang still carries — attacked as she is in certain sectors of the state media and populace — they are vanished with impunity, never heard from again. This transformation would bring about the day when everyone, not just those with “permits,” can write in the open. The danger of shackled writing is words becoming worthless, or worse, reproducing authorized discourse. The most famous example is the one posted online by the award-winning author Fang Fang, who grew up in Wuhan. What is its significance, one year after its publication? Image has been cropped and desaturated. Many have sacrificed more, have spoken out more. Only thus fortified can the writing flow without restraint. This reflexivity is missing from most other published diaries. For her, freedom is precisely not carved from the private, but consists in a commitment to the public. The famous diary of Lei Feng (1940–’62), a People’s Liberation Army soldier, was “public” in multiple ways. “Even if you are brave and supremely skilled,” she writes, “a transparent glass wall surrounds you on all sides.”
Ai repeatedly crashed into that “transparent glass wall,” literally and figuratively. Between the first, Taishi Village (2005), which is about a local government trying to sell collective land to developers, and the most recent, Jiabiangou Elegy (2017), which revisits a labor reform camp during the massive famine of the late 1950s, her documentaries have concerned grassroots activists, violence against women, the AIDS epidemic, the Sichuan earthquake of 2008, and the plight of migrant workers. The danger of drawer literature is disengagement from the public at present. To persist in publishing despite and through censorship, to participate in the public realm as a citizen, is a necessary step in combating the illness. Most importantly, Ai illuminates the different meanings — and stakes — of pursuing a public diary versus a private one. When the public devolves from a realm of clamorous voices into one loud voice, then the private necessarily dwindles and disappears. Government and health officials who tried to hide the truth of the initial outbreak cannot be uncovered, but Wuhan residents connected with the Huanan Seafood Market can. [Editor’s note: For more on Fang Fang’s Wuhan Diary, see the review that Chris Madden wrote for the Hong Kong Review of Books, a Los Angeles Review of Books channel, which appeared July 20, 2020, here: https://hkrbooks.com/2020/07/20/wuhan-diary/]
But another online diary from Wuhan is just as noteworthy. For Ai, Fang Fang’s prose as instantiated in her diary is mediocre. MARCH 12, 2021
THE CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK has spawned the resurgence of one literary form above all: the diary. She may have resigned as chair from the Hubei Writers Association, but as her diary makes amply clear, she still lives within the association’s housing compound; she still enjoys the perquisites of her former position and relationships. Ai Xiaoming is a prolific filmmaker of over two dozen documentaries. You may think there is nothing between you and the fresh air outdoors, until one day you crash into the glass. What is allowed into the public, what is broadcast in state media, what filters through one’s social media feed are just as much a product of the glass edifice of censorship. By the same logic, the diary as a literary form is most threatened in times of dictatorship. How can she preserve her freedom? His book Made in Censorship: The Tiananmen Movement in Chinese Literature and FilmBut Ai does not detract from her efforts. Her diary, kept daily for 60 straight days and read by millions of people all over the country, was translated into English by Michael Berry and publishedIn place of the mandated messages of triumph — over COVID-19 as over liberal democracies — a panoply of voices would sing the multifaceted and complex truths of the pandemic. The “lockdown diary” first surged in China, when the city of Wuhan went into lockdown in late January 2020. ¤
[1] An excerpt in English translation is published in New Left Review 122 (March/April 2020) (https://newleftreview.org/issues/II122/articles/xiaoming-ai-wuhan-diary). And so, in addition to domestic platforms, she distributes her work across overseas venues, all the while documenting the overlooked in contemporary China. Just as Lei Feng’s diary is characterized by its censorship, so, Ai argues, is Fang Fang’s diary. The top-down command to spread “positive energy” and to express “gratitude” toward the Chinese Communist Party’s vanquishment of the coronavirus — this, too, comprises censorship. Diary writing itself becomes a suspicious act: You have something to hide. The very first edition in 1963 already contained ellipses designating deleted parts, with subsequent editions sometimes supplying what was previously deleted or making new deletions entirely, all tailored to the political exigencies of the day. By contrast, many others who covered the pandemic, especially citizen journalists, have simply been disappeared. Ai’s counter-diary, as I call it, puts the very phenomenon of “lockdown diaries” into perspective, so that the reader can appreciate not only their content but also their form. Even though it was edited and published as a volume after Lei Feng’s death from a work accident, excerpts were already published as early as 1959. In her writing as in her filmmaking, she limns a third path besides the marginalized private and the mainstream public. Under variously imposed quarantines, people all over the world have turned to self-writing and recording to deal with the unprecedented state of isolation. But censorship’s repressiveness — the taking down of posts, the blocking of websites — complements its propagative capacities. That is the measure of Fang Fang’s intervention. Either they write as they wish but privately or for the future — the so-called literature of the drawer — or they keep what Ai calls their “permit,” that is, they publish openly but circumscribe what and how they write. The diarist engages not so much in a monologue as in an internal dialogue between and among various selves: the self wielding the pen in the moment, past selves spanning from earlier in the day to years or decades before. ¤
Thomas Chen is any. Their names cannot be even mentioned in the media, much less their writings circulated and commented upon by millions of readers (as happened with Fang Fang’s writing). We guard these words even from our dearest, not simply to shield against the discovery and judgment by others, but more to protect that precious freedom from encroachment. You possess words that cannot be openly uttered. ¤
Banner image: “Huiming road ,Wuhan during 2019-nCoV coronavirus outbreak” by Painjet is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Many netizens, for reasons often unbeknownst to themselves, have provoked not so much the wrath as the banality of censorship. She relates the censorship of what she writes as she writes, noting in the March 11 entry that her previous entries from March 8 and 9, were removed from her WeChat social media platform. It is where we vent and spill our guts, where we scribble our most intimate secrets. Born and raised in Wuhan, she was there when COVID-19 erupted and trapped her in the city. As Ai writes in her March 8 entry, “keeping a diary could prove fatal.”
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The hit reached into other markets, as the prospect of an Iranian supply tidal wave and plunging oil prices caused banks like Standard Chartered, Goldman Sachs, RBS, and Morgan Stanley to downgrade their outlooks.
As for Iran, its stock index gained 1 percent, making it “h gains of 6pc since the start of the year.”
USA Today explains how Obama’s nuclear deal gives Iran a decisive advantage over both the Gulf states and American oil companies:
Even though Iran was under sanctions, it was able to sell limited amounts of oil to a few select countries — China, India and a few other Asian nations. Now, it faces no limitations. Plus, Iran is able to produce oil at lower overall “lifting costs” than many other nations, as little as $10 a barrel. Even when oil prices are absurdly low, it is one of the countries that can still make money.
In fact, a deeply pessimistic Abhishek Deshpande of Natixis declared, “It’s not looking good. There is no reason to believe why and how prices will recover by the end of 2017.”
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Juba: Sugar-daddy collapses after viagra overdose
If you are out there thinking of getting a sugar daddy to overcome this worsening economic crisis, it’s time to be a little more cautious because a 17 year old young girl is still depressed for fear of going to jail for murder. This is after her sugar daddy who happens to be a senior government official at the grade of a Director General was yester-evening rushed to Chinese Friendship Hospital when he had an overdose of Viagra.
The old man had an appointment with the girl, young enough to be his granddaughter in one of Juba’s posh hotel at 8:00pm for a romantic night.
The girl knowing that her Sugar Daddy is too old to perform, came with some cans of red bull (energy drink) for him to drink to increase his bed performance.
According to eye witnesses at the hotel, the incident happened after 25 minutes of the girl’s arrival at the hotel.
“The mzee collapsed because the power of the energy drink and the Viagra he had taken earlier became too much for his body to take as such he got a cardiac arrest leading to his collapse”, according to a doctor at the Chinese Hospital.
The doctor’s story corresponds with what the girl had narrated to the hotel Manager who promised to keep the whole thing quiet because the old man is a regular patron at the hotel and an influential Director General in one of the Key Ministries.
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Jerry Lewis died today at the age of 91. He died of natural causes at home with his family at his side, according to all reports. It didn’t take long for a Twitter trend to bubble-up for The Day The Clown Cried, which is a movie that Lewis not only had the lead role in, but he directed it as well. There is something different about this movie than the other movies Lewis did; this is a film that no one has seen.
It is a mystery in Hollywood that has spread among film buffs all over the world. The film was considered “ambitious” and “intensely personal,” which is how Entertainment Weekly described what’s been heard about the movie over the years. The never-released film The Day the Clown Cried, was made back in 1972 when Lewis was 46.
He had traveled to Sweden at the time, to not only star in the film, but to direct it as well. The movie has become “sort of a Holy Grail for movie buffs,” suggests EW. This is much like the original uncut version of Orson Wells’ The Magnificent Ambersons.
Acon? Stone confirmed the rumors that The Day The Clown Cried was indeed included.
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Stone said that Lewis was approached a few years ago about donating his vast archives of movies.
“The deal — including ‘thousands’ of reels of film — was consummated in June of 2014,” according to Page Six.
Part of the agreement of acquiring the film was that it would not be shown for 10 years. The film, in which Lewis plays a German circus clown, was set in a Nazi prison camp that turned into a concentration camp. Lewis’ character is ordered to perform for the Jewish children as they were led into the gas chambers, as Page Six described the plot.
The mystery behind Lewis keeping this film out of sight has never been solved. When asked over the years, Lewis has always been evasive, giving rather vague, short answers to those questions. EW suggests that not only did Lewis appear to guard the mystery, but he appeared to enjoy fueling the mystery at the same time.
According to Consequence of Sound, Lewis did not like to talk about the movie.
Jerry Lewis died at home today, August 20, 2017, of natural causes. He was 91. The reason he didn’t want that film viewed went with him to his grave, but according to Rob Stone, The Day The Clown Cried will be out from under any restrictions after a decade has passed from the 2014 deal made between the Library of Congress and Lewis.
That film will sit in the Library of Congress, along with the remainder of the Jerry Lewis collection that has been acquired. But it will take another seven years before it will be out from under their agreement that was made upon acquiring the movie. It looks like movie buffs have a lot to look forward to in 2024. Below is a documentary on the film, which contains some clips from the original.


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Wyoming residents kicked off the summer season on June 6 with the first of the City of Wyoming’s 2018 Summer Groovin’ Concert Series. The outdoor concert on the Village Green featured the music of Awkward Silence and Green Light Morning, and was sponsored by the Wyoming Business Association.
Perfect weather, food trucks and booths, and a fun luau theme brought out a record crowd.
Mark your calendar for the second free concert of the summer, on Friday, August 10, 6-9 pm on the Village Green.


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A Leeds street food favourite has been shortlisted as one of the best pizza parlours in England.
Food Awards England is into its sixth year, and in its 2019 awards MozzaFella in Leeds has been nominated in the Pizza Parlour of the Year category.
Started by Dan Hall in 2017, MozzaFella has appeared at events across Leeds and Bradford, serving tasty Neo-Neapolitan slices - a modern take on traditional Neapolitan pizzas with a light, airy crust.
Hall, 31, said he 'became obsessed' with Neapolitan pizza after starting out, and wanted to make delicious, affordable pizza for the benefit of his community.
He said: "Pizza is a passion for me, I live it and breathe it.
My plan for the future is to open a small pizzeria specialising in Neapolitan pizza, but showcasing different styles as specials.
Hall added: "It’shortlisted for the award, and to be up against the best pizzerias in England is truly humbling."
We will find out whether MozzaFella have been successful when the award isn Monday, October 14.
MozzaFella is appearing at the Northern Craft Fair at Left Bank Leeds in Cardigan Road, Leeds, from 11am-4pm on Saturday, October 12.


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Burlington County uenmployment rate declined in March
Burlington County’s unemployment rate dropped to 9.1 percent last month, marking the first decrease in the monthly rate this year,
Released Thursday, the estimates showed the county’s jobless rate decreased three tenths of a percent from a revised February rate of 9.4 percent.
The new rate reflected an estimated 21,500 out-of-work residents from a county workforce of 237,300. In February, an estimated 22,200 residents were jobless among a total workforce of 236,900.
The decrease marked the first time the rate had dropped since December 2010 when the rate shrunk from 8.5 to 8.1 percent. It then jumped to 9.2 percent in January and again to 9.4 percent in February.
Among Burlington County’s four largest towns, Pemberton Township and Evesham’s unemployment rates decreased and Mount Laurel’s increased. Willingboro’s remained stable, according to estimates.
Evesham’s rate dropped from 7.4 percent to 7.2 percent and Mount Laurel’s jumped from 7.5 to 7.6 percent. Pemberton Township’s decreased from 12.3 percent to 11.5 percent and Willingboro’s remained at 10.2 percent.
Burlington County’s estimated March jobless rate was five-tenths of a percent below last March’s 9.6 percent rate but above both the March 2009 rate of 7.9 percent and the March 2008 rate of 4.4 percent.
Statewide the unadjusted rate decreased from 9.9 percent to 9.6 percent, reflecting an estimated 429,600 unemployed residents living in New Jersey, down from February’s estimated 444,000.
The state’s adjusted unemployment rate rose slightly from February’s 9.2 percent rate to 9.3 percent. The national rate in March was 8.8 percent.
Among New Jersey’s 21 counties, Cape May County had the highest jobless rate at 15.9 percent, down 1.2 percent from February. Cumberland County was next with a 13.8 percent rate, down 0.8 percent, followed by Atlantic County with a rate of 13.5 percent, down 0.4 percent.
Burlington County’s rate was the 14th highest. Somerset County’s rate of 7 percent was the lowest.
The Labor Department reported that private sector jlossePublic sector employment improved in March among local governments but decreased in state offices.


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Help chicken to feed her hungry chicks! Collect the worms and hop between the clouds to reach the nest - be as fast as you can, collecting the correct number of worms before you go. Great for number recognition and counting.
Hungry chicks: Counting worms
Use our hungry chicks worksheet for number recognition and counting - draw lines to match the groups of worms to the numerals in the chicken's thought bubble.
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Iowa Genealogy / State Research Guide: Iowa
State Research Guide: Iowa
Dana Schmidt December 1, 2006 updated on August 18, 2017
Hear “Iowa,” and if you’re like most people, corn comes to mind. After all, it’s no secret the state, with its rolling, fertile hills, is tops in corn and runner-up in soybean production. But the Hawkeye State is more than farms: Historically, it’s led the nation in education and women’s rights. An October 1884 Annals of Iowa article boasts about the state’s high number of schoolhouses and excellent attendance record, as well its progressive attitude toward women. Its author, citing the 1880 US census, claims more than 80,000 Iowa women worked outside the home. And Iowan Carrie Chapman Cart began crusading for suffrage in 1900.
The Fox (now called the Meskwaki), Ioway, Sauk and other American Indians were first to make their homes on the prairie. In 1788, when France controlled the land, Europeans started planting roots where Dubuque is today. France and Spain alternately owned the “lush, green and fertile” land (as explorers Louis Jolliet and Jacques Marquette described it) until the United States acquired it in the 1803 Louisiana Purchase.
Most settlers didn’t start arriving until after the Black Hawk War ended in 1833. The Sauk and Fox had to move west of the Mississippi River, opening up the area for westward expansion. The Great Lakes R; <archives.gov>) holds Bureau of Indian Affairs records covering these tribes; censuses of Northern Plains Indians are at NARA’s Central Plains Region in Kansas City, Mo. Sg American Indian ancestors.
In 1834, the area became part of Michigan Territory; two years later, it transferred to Wisconsin Territory. Finally, in 1838, Iowa became its own territory. Meanwhile, people fromother states migrated there. The population blossomed during the decade following statehood in 1846. Among the newcomers were German, British, Irish, Scandinavian and Dutch immigrants, as well as some Eastern Europeans and Italians. Many had arrived in America through ports in New Orleans, New York and CanadaNARA have microfilmed passenger lists and some naturalization records. For naturalizations before 1906, contact the state or county court where your ancestor became a citizen. T($155.40 per year) indexes passenger lists from many US ports.
Iowa’s agricultural economy meant land was an important commodity. Land claims made while the area was under French and Spanish rule are recorded in the American State Papers. These are online at <memory.loc.gov/ammem/amlaw/lwsp.html> and on FHL microfilm.
Uncle Sam opened the Iowa land office in 1838. Records for this public-land state are at the Bureau of Land Management (BLM); the BLM’s General Land Office site <www.glorecords.blm.gov> offers a searchable index to many Iowa land patents. NARA has microfilm copies. Go to the State Historical Society of Iowa (SHSI) <www.iowahistory.org> in Des Moines for microfilm of General Land Office Tract Books listing patents issued; they’re arranged by legal land description.
A swift population movement to western Iowa prompted officials to move the state capital from Iowa City to Des Moines in 1857. Today, the SHSI has offices in both locations. Although most of their records overlap, check with each location before traveling there to make sure it holds the records you seek.
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Additionally, the FHL has Iowa’s territorial censuses, which exist for 1836 and 1838 (as part of Wisconsin Territory), and 1840, 1844 and 1846 (as part of Iowa Territory). These are head-of-household counts, though the 1840 census also lists the number of males and females by age group.
Iowa tallied its growing population in state censuses, including ones in 1856, 1885, 1895, 1905, 1915 and 1925. Look for them at the SHSI (the Iowa City office doesn’t have the 1905 count) and the Iowa Genealogical Society (IGS) <iowagenealogy.org>. Some counties are on FHL microfilm. The 1925 census is a boon for researchers because it recorded everyone’s parents’ names and places of birth and marriage. IGS volunteer Theresa Liewer notes this census is arranged in an unusual way: “It’s organized by county and township, but is presented by ‘books.’” The SHSI has indexed the heads of household for the 12 largest towns — look up the name, address and book number, then use the microfilm of that book. Order indexes for each of 22 counties on IGS’ Web site (click Publications).
Towns and counties took censuses throughout the 1800s, too. You’ll find a list of these enumerations and coverage areas in the FHL’s Iowa Research Outline. (From the FamilySearch home page, click Guides, then Research Outline, then Iowa Research Outline.)
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Iowa began requiring counties to keep vital records in 1880, but many births and deaths went unrecorded until the state passed stronger laws in 1921. Vitaln; request older records from the state vital records bureau (see resources). More-recent birth certificates may be available from your ancestor’s county. The IGS, SHSI and FHL have microfilmed vital records from every county, and the SHSI offers a statewide index to deaths covering 1904 to 1916.
Counties started keeping marriage and divorce records as early as 1835, but no statewide index exists. To get the records, you’ll need to consult the county recorder in the county that issued the license, or search the FHL online catalog for microfilmed copies. For divorces prior to 1906, contact the county’s district court. After 1906, you also can check for transcriptions at the state vital-records office. The FHL and the SHSI in Des Moines have copies of divorce records after 1906.
In lieu of official vital records, consult church records, as most churches recorded baptisms, marriages and burial information. FamilySearch’s Iowa Research Outline provides a list of church archives; see the February 2004 Family Tree Magazine for more on researching religious records.
Iowans turned out in droves to support the Union’s Civil War effort — at least 75,000 enlisted. You can find Civil War service records on microfilm at the FHL and NARA. Start your search withwhich indexes 6.3 million Union and Confederate soldier names.
After the war, soldiers formed Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) posts in most Iowa towns. A fraternal and veterans aid organization, ffers GAR history and post lists at <suvcw.org/research>. Post minutes, rosters and microfilmed membership cards may provide a member’s name, S and the SHSI in Iowa City have microfilmed membership cards. You’ll find a microfilmed index to Iowa GAR records at all these places, as well as the FHL. Information on all US military veterans buried in Iowa is in the SHSI’s Armed Forces Grave Registrations.
If your male ancestor was between ages 18 and 45 in 1917 or 1918, look for a WWI draft registration at NARA and on FHL microfilm, as well as on Ancestry.com. The Des Moines SHSI also has State Bonus Board case files recording bonuses paid to WWI and WWII vets and their survivors. With resources like these and a little care and nurturing, your family tree will start sprouting branches in Iowa’s fields of genealogical opportunity.
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EU-Citizen.Science is holding its final conference in collaboration with the ACTION project on 24th and 25th November 2021. The future of citizen science: sharing experiences from the European community will be a gathering of the global citizen science community full of exciting talks, sharing of experiences, stimulating debates and informal networking moments. You will hear from a great variety of speakers, be able to share your ideas, and meet like-minded individuals.
The event will take place online from 11:00 to 16:30 CET on 24 November and from 10:00 to 13:00 CET on 25 November.
Click here to register for the event and see the full programme.
The event is jointly organized by the EU-Citizen.Science and the ACTION projects and moderated by Stickydot.


We love nothing more than welcoming travellers to and from Auckland Airport, but with the outbreak of COVID-19 we’ve needed to make some changes.
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Please be ready to show your ticket at the terminal door. For safety, only passengers are allowed inside. Remember to stay safe and leave space.
Stay up-to-date with the latest changes at the airport.
At Level 2 and higher you net. We also strongly encourage you to wear your mask in the airport terminals.
Across the Domestic and International terminals you’ll find QR codes for the Ministry of Health’s NZ Covid Tracer app that you can scan. The app will help you keep track of where you have been.
Pick up and drop off friends and family outside the domestic terminal using the designated lanes. Or park for up to 30 mins in the Wait Zone. Family or friends simply message you when they’re ready so you can make the quick two-minute drive to the pick-up area.
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Show and Tell: Women's Voices in Audio Arts
7 June 2019 at 12.00–14.00
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Join us as we explore women's voices and sound works in Audio Arts Magazine Lucia Farinati in conversation with Jean Wainwright
From the volume Feminist Issues in Contemporary Art (1979) to the publications of several interviews with artists including Laurie Anderson, Tracey Emin, Rose Garrard, Susan Hiller, Mary Kelly, Tina Keane, Georgina Starr, Mona Hatoum, Runa Islam, Silvia C. Ziranek (to mention just a few) Audio Arts Magazine featured a significant and diverse spectrum of women's voices.
Through a guided presentation of recordings selected and presented with Jean Wainwright, a former interviewer of Audio Arts, this sound seminar will invite participants to engage with the voices and the sound works of women artists who featured in Audio Arts Magazine. A temporary display of archive material, including letters, tape cassettes, photos and ephemera from the Audio Arts collection (1973-2007) will introduce the audience to the cultural context in which the dialogue with women artists was developed across different generations, backgrounds and artistic practices.
Temporary display presented by Clare Sexton (Tate Archive) and Lucia Farinati (Kingston University)
About the Show and Tell Programme
Each month's display is curated to a specific theme or collection and includes a guided talk from the Library and Archive team, as well as occasional guest talks and performances. Show and Tell displays provide a unique viewing and handling experience highlighting art and ideas found in the Library and Archive collections.


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I am just writing this post because the next one is # 100. Nothing really to see here. However I have an idea for the big 100th. It should be fun for everyone. *grin*
Well, since I am wasting space anyway, I might as well post another Farside. Hope this didn’t happen at any of your Thanksgiving dinners.
Nov 27 08 under Uncategorized | 6 Comments
So, I just noticed that my Dashboard says that this is post 102. And yet, my archives listed to the right claims this is post 98. ??? I’m not sure which one’s right, or what to believe in this crazy world!
And here I was planning a huge gala for my 100th post, the likes of which would make Kiersten’s 200th post party blush with shame.
Renewed hope (aka. sisters are the best!)
Nov 24 08 under Uncategorized | 18 Comments
This week and especially weekend, my mind has been engulfed with thoughts. Page after page of my Moleskine have been filled with frantic scribbling. I’ve basically been obsessed with figuring out the plot to this new idea (mentioned a few posts ago.)
Without going into the long (kinda humiliating) details, I had the setting and the characters, but I needed a plot. Bear in mind, I have been feeling a little, let’s say shaky about my prospects of getting an agent. “So,” I said to myself. “If I’m starting from scratch with this plot anyway, why don’t I make it a *insert current YA trend* story? Ah, how much more marketable it would be! How the agents would clamor for it!”
So I tried. I tried and I tried and I tried to make it work, but surprise, surprise, IT DIDN’T. Of course, I had to have my two sisters (especially Becca, who is the bomb) gently slap some sense into me.
If I had tried to add the *current YA trend* plotline, I would have ruined the very setting and characters that I fell in love with when I came up with the idea.
So, now I proceed forward with renewed hope. Seriously, my heart feels as light as a feather! I love my sisters, Becca and Diana! They are the best. Oh, and Ben helped too. When I told him about the *current YA trend* plotline he said (direct quote) “It’s not awful.” You gotta appreciate his honesty.
***I can’t wait to get started on my new idea!! Woo hoo!!****
Renewed hope (Becca rocks!)
Nov 24 08 under Uncategorized | Leave a comment
So, this weekend, my mind has been engulfed with plotting and brainstorming where I want to go with the new story idea I mentioned in
Nov 21 08 under Uncategorized | 19 Comments
So, last night I went with this big group to go see the midnight premier of Twilight. It was great–a bunch of moms, with our kids at home, standing in line at midnight and squealing with excitement. (Oh yes, we squealed. You gotta get into the spirit of it all, right?)
As for the movie itself, pretty good. In fact, I think it was an improvement on the book. Edward came off as less jerkish and they wove in the James/rouge coven plot line better. It actually felt related to the whole story, not just tagged on at the end. Also, we didn’t have to see the endless grimaces, crooked smiles, and we didn’t have to feel Bella’s heart stop every time she even looked at Edward.
I thought the acting was surprisingly good and the music was awesome. Overall, I actually rather enjoyed myself. I’d recommend it for those who have read the book, especially if you weren’t all that impressed with the books. You’ll probably like the movie better.
Nov 19 08 under Uncategorized | 23 Comments
Rejections make me think.
I know what you’re going to say. Don’t give up! Never give up! etc. etc. However, when do you think, maybe I do need to give up? Maybe this book just isn’t it. I mean, not all books get published, so some books, no matter how resilient and determined the author was, will never get there. It’s just simple mathematics.
Nov 16 08 under Uncategorized | 10 Comments
So, I’ve been thinking a lot about ideas and how they develop into plots. Because, let’s face it, you can have a premise or a theme or a main character in mind and go ahead and start writing, but if you don’t have at least the skeleton of a plot, you’ll run aground pretty fast. That, or you’ll kind of wander for fifty pages until a plot presents itself.
The trouble is, it’s not easy to just think up a plot. Unfortunately, I can’t just wiggle my nose and have a workable story idea pop out of thin air. I’m no Samantha Stephens. (I’ve actually tried to wiggle my nose at a sink full of dirty dishes, but much to my disappointment, they just sat there.)
So, I’ve been curious to ask all of you. Please feel free to share in the comments section. How do you develop your early shreds of an idea into the plot for a novel?
In which Renee admits her many failings.
Nov 13 08 under Uncategorized | 12 Comments
1. I’m no good at turning off the inner editor.
2. I constantly second guess my choices because I’m obsessed with making sure that they’re not “cliche.”
3. Sometimes I wonder why I am in such an all-fired rush. I mean, what’s the hurry? They’ll still be publishing books in a year.
4. Okay, I’ll admit it. I love adverbs, alright? AND adjectives!
Well that was fun. I’m sensing a new MeMe here! I tag all of you!
Feel free to ignore this entire post. I’m just in a weird mood tonight.
Nov 10 08 under Uncategorized | 11 Comments
Kiersten, I am so happy for you, and I am excited to vicariously experience all the awesome things you are going to experience.
So, maybe I’m not cut out for this NaNoWriMo thing . . .
Nov 8 08 under Uncategorized | 12 Comments
As many of you know, I decided to take the NaNoWriMo challenge and write 50000 words of my current story in a month. Well, as I stated in the title, I am starting to think that this simply isn’t compatible with my writing style.
Maybe it is the fact that I am writing the beginning of my book. Maybe I could do it if I were halfway in. However, the beginnings are my biggest challenge in writing. I feel like they have to be spot on, or the whole story will go awry. When I write, I almost always have a rough I idea of what is going to happen in the scene. However, very often–almost always, actually–as I write, new ideas pop into my head and the scene changes a bit. Sometimes these changes play a part in the rest of the story. So, in my mind, if I start off a story wrong, the rest of the book will be wrong too.
I guess I just can’t plow forward with a first draft, thinking I’ll change that the second go around. Now, I want to make clear that I am not saying that this is a bad way to write at all. On the contrary, I think everyone has a style that works for them. That said, I don’t think that my writing style is right for NaNo. Of course, maybe that is the point of NaNo, to work outside your comfort zone.


On new devices, we are seeing differences in the sensors added based on what we enter into the "IPv4 Address/DNS Name" field. Using the netbios name yields different results than the FQDN name. The IP address yields yet different results. While they all share many of the same sensors, they are not completely the same. The netbios name seems to result in the most sensors.
It is true that we can manually add the sensors, but depending on the name used, they may not all work. Specifically, we have challenges with WMI sensors when not using the netbios name.
I was under the impression that the "IPv4 Address/DNS Name" field was used for name resolution only. However, it seems to actually impact the results.
Hello there and thank you for your KB Post.
While it should be the same no matter what you use, we've seen that in reality it makes a difference. The "IPv4 Address/DNS Name" is used for name resolution only, but some protocols (especially WMI and Performance Counters) behave differently when establishing the connection/authentication with the target server. Using the netbios or IP also requires additional resolution/checks to be performed, the auto-discovery will skip sensors who's pre-deployment validation doesn't run/pass fast enough to avoid delaying the whole discovery process.
Sometimes, this error occurs when using an IP address to connect to a device. Try using instead. In PRTG, please enter this information in the device's settings (section "Credentials for Windows Systems").


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- This roadside station is situated within the large tourist facility Asahi Midori-no-Sato located on National Route 7 in Sarusawa, Murakami City, Niigata Prefecture. In addition to local tourist information and road information terminals, there is Koshihikari rice and Asahi Pork. In Asahi Midori-no-Sato visitors will find shops selling local specialty products and agricultural produce, a day spa, a health center with pool and bathing facilities, as well as a museum on folk toys.
- This natural hot springs inn in Murakami City, the northernmost part of Niigata Prefecture, is located 10 minutes from JR Murakami Station via the inn's free shuttle bus. The inn, which is located on the water's edge, offers guest rooms with great views of the sunset and baths from which guests can enjoy the seasonal faces of the Sea of Japan. Enjoy the waters of Senami Onsen to your heart's content in their scenic Japanese cypress baths, fed with spring water straight from the source, or in their large public baths. The inn offers flavorful seasonal cuisine made with ingredients sourced in Niigata, including seafood from the Sea of Japan, premium Murakami-gyu beef, and Koshihikari rice grown in Iwafune. The inn also offers day trip packages for people who wish to enjoy the hot springs and cuisine without staying overnight.
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- Nigata Pref. Murakamishi Kuwagawa 892-5
- Roadside Station Sasagawa-nagare at the northernmost tip of Niigata Prefecture is located adjacent to Kuwagawa Station on the JR Uetsu Main Line, which is unusual for roadside stations. It is a tourist destination of the Sanpoku region, known for the sunset on the Sea of Japan (at Sasagawa-nagare). In addition to a retail corner, a restaurant, and a tourist help center. It features sunset stairway and a mini park.
- Shogetsudo
- A Western confectionary shop located about 300 meters away from Murakami City Hall. Since it opened in the early Showa period, the shop has continued to make regionally-influenced confections beloved by local residents. The shop’s signature product is the visually distinctive Kamadashi Choux Crème. The crispy, cookie like outer choux shells are filled with cream to order. The flavor of the rich cream goes perfectly with the light shell texture, and visitors who come to the shop late will often find these tasty delights are already sold out. The shop’s Budokan jelly, made with the grapes that are one of Murakami’s specialty products, also makes an excellent souvenir.
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- Kuwagawa Beach
- Niigata Murakami-shi Kuwagawa
- This swimming beachMurakami City. A broad beach with finely grained sand extends through Kuwagawa, a hamlet near the basin of the Sasakawa River, an area known as one of the 100 Landscapes of Japan. There is a rocky area nearby that is ideal for playing with rocks and fishing. Since the beach is also near a roadside station and an excursion boat dock, many people come here to barbecue or to participate in marine activities. The sun setting off Awashima Island is a splendid sight, and as sunset approaches, traffic comes to a halt.
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- Niigata Murakami-shi Kuwagawa 975-44
- A restaurant adjoining the waiting room for the Sasagawa Nagare Steamship. Here customers can enjoy choice dishes made with fresh seafood from the local Kuwakawa Fishing Port and produce from local farms. The popular and hearty Sasagawa Nagare Onigiri Set comes with onigiri rice balls made with Niigata-grown Koshihikari rice and salt from the Sasagawa Nagare coast, sun dried local fish, and seasonal sides. Diners are recommended to eat on the second floor where they can enjoy their meal along with a view of fish being dried in the area. The establishment also serves rich, cream Iwagaki oysters and plump broiled squid.


When Nikki Benton pulls open the door of The Palace Hotel she’s determined to create a warm, intimate, exceptional lodging experience for her guests, become an accepted, contributing member of the small town of Creekside’s community, and develop new friendships while maintaining her old ones. Just like she developed new dreams when the old ones fell apart. What Nikki doesn’t expect is what she’ll learn about embracing life from Mrs. Victoria Wyatt, the hotel’s resident ghost.
Police Chief Alexander Stark doesn’t have time for dreams. He’s too busy protecting and serving the community, raising his two sons with a lot of help from his mom and sister, and working at the family ranch. Until he collides with the new owner of The Palace.
Can a man too busy to dream and a woman determined to put aside her old dreams find sweet dreams?


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Like you said, you can be vulnerable anywhere. Last Sunday, while I was at the farmer’s market there was a lady in my house. My FIL said he was sitting in his recliner, and from his chair he can see the reflection in the mirror to the entry way. He looked up and there was a red-headed woman (around 50-ish) staring at him inside the hallway. He said hello, and she just kept staring. He thought she was a friend of mine. Eventually he got up to look for her (he has a cane) and checked all the rooms of the house, but she disappeared. Scary, weird stuff happens all the time. </s> The definition of mod varies and that's what a lot of my research has been about. Mod purists would say that mod was a subculture in London in the early '60s made up of working-class teen-agers. Because of the success of The Beatles in 1964 and their success here, mod became attached to anything that was new, young, hip, modern. So today when we say the word "mod," people will think of Sean Connery James Bond films, space-age furniture, mini-skirts, Mary Quant, shaggy haircuts on boys, Cooper Mini cars.
Do you have to be English to be mod?
It really was such an international phenomenon. Even in the '60s, mod became tied in with that whole international jet-set mentality. There was the huge baby-boomer generation -- so many young people who were affluent and looking for their own style. The mainstream youth culture co-opted things like mod that were once underground because it looked cool and it said something about being a modern young person. Then it was adopted by the mainstream adult culture as well.
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Is what you are saying an application of the "command pattern". Your client is issuing a set of "commands" that are being carried out by your session bean, no?
Doesn't this produce alot of line bloat?
I think I remember seeing that. Are you taling about the one about a sort of EJB strategy pattern?


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Area police reports include the theft of 10 bottles of premium vodka and rescue of a mother and daughter from a smoke-filled house.
Birmingham Police officers helped narrowly avert what could have been a tragic accident Tuesday night on Webster, pulling a mother and her three-year-old daughter from a home full of smoke. According to police reports, officers were first called to the scene around 1:30 a.m. Tuesday, responding to a complaint about a barking dog on the 1300 block of Webster. Upon arrival, Officers Rebekah Springer and Tony Giannola saw smoke issuing from a home. No one answered the door, reports state.
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If you'rt!
The Cleveland Show (8:30pm on Fox– Available in HD) – Season 1 returns.
Kell on Earth (10pm on Bravo) – This new show follows NYC PR queen Kelley Cutrone and team as they work to build hype and buzz for the fashion industry clients that hire them.
Kitchen Impossible (9pm on DIY) – Season 3 of the "how to make "fill in the blank" for your kitchen show. Not food – but kitchen design.
Frontline: Digital Nation (9pm on PBS – Available in HD) – A newsmagazine special about us – the folks who are "addicted" and very-connected to the digital realm.


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What do I mean "I am not effectively reaching this intended market?
Perhaps its not fair to conclude which of the two explanations I mention above are most in play. I imagine it is some combination. Putting the work in the appropriate context is extremely important. Getting the word out effectively is crucial. But I do wonder whether "regular folk" who see my work on FB, my website, or other online forums, as well as alternative "brick and mortar" spaces like restaurants, theater lobbies, outdoor markets, etc, truly are interested in purchasing inexpensive originals. So far, my data says "nope."


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  - generic lifetime parameter : `'a`
  - lifetime annotation : `&'a`
  - 두 파라미터, return value에 같은 lifetime annotation두면, 리턴값은 적어도 두 파라미터 중 더 짧은 라이프타임만큼 유지되도록 함(그맇지않으면 컴파일러가 거부)
  - 라이프타임을 바꾸지는 않고, 그에 맞지않은 것을 거부하기 위함
  - lifetime paramter가 라이프타임을 바꾸지는 않고, 그에 맞지 않은 것을 거부하기 위함
  - `struct`가 lifetime annotation을 field로 가질 수 있다. 이 경우, reference하고 있는 것보다 더 lifetime이 길 수 없다.
  - lifetime을 명시하지 않으면 컴파일러가 아래의 규칙(**lifetime elision rules**)에 따라 예측
    1. 모든 input parameter는 각자의 lifetime 가짐
    1. input parameter가 1개면 모든 output parameter은 그 input과 같은 lifetime 가짐
    1. function이 아니고 method여서 input parameter에 `&self`나 `&mut self`가 있으면 모든 output이 그것과 같은 lifetime 가짐.
  - `'static` : static lifetime. 바이너리에 저장되어 프로그램 전체 기간동안 사용 가능
  - `attribute`인 `[#test]`를 이용함
  - `assert_eq!()`, `assert_ne!()`는 양쪽 값이 출력되서 디버깅하기 좋음
  - assert를 사용하려면 partialord, debug를 derive해야함
  - `Result` 리턴시 `should_panic`을 못 씀. 그냥 에러를 리턴해야 함
  - `#[ignore]`한 애들은 실행 안 됨
**11.3 다시**
- I/O project
  - `env::args().collect()`로 주어진 arguments를 `Vec<string>`으로 만듦
  - `collect()`로 collection 만들 때, type을 명확히 해주어(annotate)야함
  - `process::exit(1)`처럼 nonzero값으로 exit하면 통상적으로 에러 의미
  - `env::var("CASE_INSENSITIVE").is_err();` 로 환경변수 확인. 해당 환경 변수에 아무 값도 들어 있지않으면 true
  - `stdout`과 `stderr`을 따로 두어 `stdout`만 파일에 저장되고 `stderr`는 터미널에 뜨게 할 수 있음.
  - `eprintln!()`으로 `stderr`에 출력
- Functional Probramming
  - function을 value로 사용
    - function을 arguments로 전달함으로써
    - function을 다른 function으로부터 리턴함으로써
    - function에 variable을 할당함으로써
  -or pass as arguments to other functions
  - 정의하기 : `let` statement를 이용하며, vertical pipes `|`로 둘러싸인 파라미터와 함께 curly brackets `{}`로 body of the closure를 둘러쌈
  - 여기서 `let` statement를 사용하는 것은, 어느 함수의 *resulting value*를 저장하는 것이 아니고, 해당 함수의 정의를 저장한다는 뜻임
  - 그 후 실제 그 함수를 실행하여 얻은 값이 필요할 때만 실행하기 위해 클로져를 사용한다. 해당 함수를 실행할 필요가 없는데 미리 실행해서 값을 가지고 있는 것보다 효율적임
  - body of the closure에 하나의 expression만 있으면 curly brackets 없어도 됨
  - closure에서는 type annotation을 하지 않아도 되지만, 한 번 실행하면 그 때의 parameter/return value의 타입으로 고정된다. 이후 다른 타입으로 closure 실행시 컴파일 에러가 발생한다.
  - closure를 한 번만 실행해도 되도록 결과값(`Option<T>`)과 closure를 `struct`에 저장할 수 있는데, 이 때는 closure의 타입을 명시해주어야 한다. 또한 `Fn`, `FnMut`, `FnOnce` trait 중 하나를 사용한다.
  - 환경 변수를 사용하지 않으면 closure 대신 function을 이용하는 것이 더 적절하다.
  - closure는 환경 변수 (closure 안에서 선언되지 않은 변수)를 사용 가능
    - `FnOnce` : ownership을 받아옴
    - `FnMut` : borrowing mutably
    - `Fn` : borrowing immutably
    - `move` keyword를 closure 선언시 파라미터 앞에 써주면 ownership을 강제로 closure에게 옮김
  - a way of processing a series of elements
  - Rust에서 iterator는


After months of pre-order and years of speculation and anticipation EFX has finally shipped their Boba Fett helmet. Touted as a "precision crafted replica" the helmet sells for $379.00 plus shipping, handling, and taxes if applicable. Is it worth the price?
Right, but how does it look?
Bottom line is, this is a great piece. It looks amazing, and is probably the most accurate bucket we can get, and for a decent price to boot. I'm glad I bought it, I hope the display stand hurries up and gets here. Is it right for you?


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