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So the biggest weekend of music has arrived in the form of Wireless Festival. My second year attending the festival and yet again it has delivered and we've only had day 1 of 3! The acts performing each year are some of the biggest and most popular artists of right now with people like Iggy Azalea, Tinie Tempah, Basement Jaxx, Ella Eyre, Pharrell and Kanye West all performing on the Friday 4th July event in London's Finsbury Park. I went along with my friends and we had the best day. Check out these photos from my first day at wireless with outfit links at the bottom.
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Part I The Libyan Sybil – The Critical Moment
If you look closely at some of the large figures on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, you may notice something peculiar. A good number of them have books in their hands. It seems they want to read. Perhaps Michelangelo wanted to read too, but had no time.
When I was a modern dancer, I wanted to read too, but I was either in technique class, or rehearsing. I remember seeing a bumper sticker that read, I'd rather be dancing. I knew, straight away, that person was not a dancer. If they were a dancer their bumper sticker would have read, I'd rather be reading.
There was one figure on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel that mesmerized me, that possessed me, that became my muse, and eventually the logo for the Alexander Alliance. She was the Libyan Sybil. When I began using her image as the logo for the Alexander Alliance, students wondered why, why her. And as I often do, and did then, I answered their question with a question.
Why do you think?
She's beautiful.
She's strong.
She's poised.
She's got a great back.
She's spiraling.
Once I feel my students have seen what they are going to see then, if there is more that I want to direct their attention to, I will.
Notice how Michelangelo figures often appear androgynous. I like this. Often as men undo their culturally acquired masculine holding patterns, they feel more feminine. And as women undo their culturally acquired feminine holding patterns, they feel more masculine. I move people away from their acquired gender bodies and into what I call their mammal body, the body that men and woman share, their human body.
Of course, from an Alexander point of view, the Libyan Sybil's got a great "monkey." Often, when we think of Alexander's monkey, we think about a synergetic flexion of the hips, knees and ankles. Of course that's part of it. We want that happening, but we want it happening in conjunction with an expanding back that is emanating power through the arms into the hands, and through the spine and into the skull. And the Libyan Sybil has got all that going for her.
Something else I love about the Libyan Sybil is her upper appendicular skeletal system, her arms. They remind me so much of Marj Barstow's arms when she worked with us. Marj's scapulae were wide. Her shoulders were neither up nor down, more just out and away, one from the other. Her elbows and wrists were articulate. Her elbows were ever so slightly back and out, creating room between her arms and torso, while her wrists were going in slightly toward the mid-line,and forward. It all looked very natural and elegant. Her hands looked at once easy and powerful. Really, Marj's arms were just like the Libyan Sybil!
Then there's that exquisite spiraling throughout her body that you've noticed. Let's look more closely at what is going on there. There's a descending spiral, and an ascending spiral. The descending spiral begins with the head and eyes. Something's got her attention; something's turning her attention away from her book. The descending spiral is primarily concerned with orientation; when orientation begins to change. You hear something, or you see something, and your orientation to the world shifts. You can see this descending spiral happening in some of our other readers too. Go and take a look.
Now what about the ascending spiral? From where is that initiating?
From her hips.
From her left foot.
From the ground.
That's what it looks like to me; from the ground, and then sequentially up through the body.
So if the descending spiral is about orientation, what's the ascending spiral about?
Maybe action. It's helping her to hold up the book.
Power to do what she's doing.
That's how I see it too. Maybe she was oriented more fully toward the book and then something got her attention, and Michelangelo caught her just at that moment of transition.
Why would he want to do that?
Because it looks cool.
For sure. The cool factor is very important. The Libyan Sybil is a super cool figure. Just imagine how cool the Sistine Chapel was when the first people ever to enter that room looked up and saw these huge three dimensional figures almost falling out of the ceiling. Painting was not Michelangelo's thing. He was a sculptor. He was forced to paint the Sistine Chapel. So he discovered new techniques for making his two dimension figures appear three dimensional.
Maybe Michelangelo likes that transitional moment because some change is taking place. But you don't know what she's really doing or why. It's mysterious. Is she opening the book or closing the book? What is she looking at? What's gotten her attention?
Right. Something is going on. There action. She's in motion. Maybe Michelangelo wants to make a static image move. He's not just painting form, but motion, coordination, emotion, drama. He's a motional and emotional anatomist. He's a story teller.
Now when you really think about it, there aren't two spirals. There's just one. Imagine you are holding a wet towel. Get your scarf, or your coat, or a towel, and try this. Hold it in your hands and turn your top hand gently in one direction as you counter that action by gently turning your bottom hand in the other direction. Imagine turning it so gently that no water is squeezed out of it. When we wring out a wet towel our spiral turns into a twist. An area is created where both movements oppose one another and stop each other, creating torsion. But if the spiral is gentle enough, and if it moves through the whole towel, there is no conflict, there is no blockage, there's just one integrated spiraling motion occurring in two complimentary opposing directions.
The Libyan Sybil, for me, is the symbol of a person who can gracefully transition, change direction, change opinion, adapt, without losing poise, without disturbance. This is what Alexander means when he refers to 'the critical moment,' that space between one action ending and another beginning. Imagine being a parent who is trying to do something, like read, or cook, or pay the bills, and your two young children have just started physically fighting with one another. How are you inside of that transition? How gracefully can you shift your attention? How do you adapt to changing circumstances?
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Easy breakfast idea for your consideration. One of my favorite Armenian breakfast appetizers . Lavash and cheese egg rolls : crispy, flaky, cheesy, slightly spiced with peppers and fresh greens added to preference .
Such a simple meal yet so filling, satisfying, it will keep you going for hours . These can be pre made a day ahead and fried when desired, you can even freeze these for weeks,kept in zipped bag or plastic food container.
Hope this super easy breakfast idea will find good use in your menu:)
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120 grams feta cheese ( or any salty dry cheese)
200 grams farmer's cheese (ricotta or not too salty crumble cheese )
3-4 tbs chopped fresh greens (I use scallions and cilantro)
1 tsp halepo red pepper (optional)
1 pack lavash bread , cut into 5″x5″ squares
Butter and vegetable oil for frying
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I shouldn't have told my mom I was coming home for a 2-week long vacation because I wanted to surprise her for her birthday. She's turning 63 this 23rd of June. I only realized to surprise her recently. Too late! I already informed everyone in my family back home of my vacation.
I have asked my brother to order flowers for her so at least we can still have a little surprise. I want to see the look in her face because she loves receiving flowers. I'll scout around as soon as I settle there. I already bought her a gift here. It will be very nice to give her something she really adores.


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Wow, This was a great discussion
It's clear that the debate about Net Neutrality is contentious.
Having recently seen some state legislation aimed at reform that then ended up being more restrictive, the discussion on Net Neutrality can be particularly worrisome.
While the general principals adopted by the FCC seem to lay out a model we can all agree upon, it rapidly becomes clear that the shared resource of the Internet is a concern for legislators and regulators.
Chairman Martin chiding Comcast about BitTorrent. Bell Canada pointing at Google. All of the debate in Congress makes it clear that the new rules are coming.
Ron Del Sesto of Bingham McCutchen and Todd Daubert of Kelley Drye provided context and talk about the way that the subject is being perceived by Congress.
Should the debate be about universal access to real broadband? Is the last mile the real issue?
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In Claire-Louise Bennett's shimmering debut, an unnamed young woman - wry, somewhat misanthropic, keenly observant - chronicles her life on the outskirts of a small coastal village.
The charms of bananas and oatcakes in the morning and Spanish oranges after sex; the small pleasures and anxieties of throwing a party, exchanging salacious emails with a new lover, sitting in the bath as it storms outside. Broken oven knobs prompt a meditation on survival that's both haunting and playful; a sunset walk leads to an unsettling encounter with a herd of cows; the discovery of an old letter recalls an impossible affair.
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J. Dana Stuster Quoted on Iran's Military
Without A Bomb, What Is Iran's Military Capable Of Doing?
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July 31, 2015 | Task & Purpose
Keeping Iran from getting a nuclear weapon has been an international priority. Without a nuke, how does the Iranian military shape up?…
J. Dana Stuster, a policy analyst at the National Security Network think tank, recently went so far to say the rhetoric supports "an alarmist mischaracterization of Iran's role in the geopolitics of the Middle East." The conflicting arguments illustrate the schism in perspective regarding Iran's ability to cause the United States and its allies harm.
Stuster cites political motives for some of the postering from American congressional leaders hoping to discredit the recent nuclear deal with Iran, and Ilan Goldenberg, senior fellow and director of the Middle East Security Program at the Center for a New American Security, admit political motives may be present. Both insist the qualitative superiority of the Gulf Cooperation Council, and a confidence that the recent deal was a success.
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Natori, a 540 TEU container carrier of the Imoto Lines. The vessel's designers claim the aerodynamic shaping will save 5% of fuel consumption under average sea condition.
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5% is a lot. Hell, current advances in aircraft tech (mainly winglets) are for 1 or 2%.
Let's say the ship uses 1000 tons of fuel for a journey. It's about $200 per ton for bunker fuel, so that works out to about a savings of $10000 per trip. If they make 40 trips per year, say a week long trip with a day on either end (i used 1000 tons because I found a source that listed about 150-200 tons per day), that works out to $400000 per year, per ship.
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March 8th, 2006, 01:58 AM #1
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Dear Brian,
I have been trying to contact both yourself and support via email for the last week but with absolutely no reply.
My program on your network was terminated 60 days ago, and I was told that my merchant account balance would be refunded on March 1st. I have so far received nothing.
Whilst the amount that you owe may seem small it is important to me and even if there is a system delay or the procedure would normally take longer than 7 days all I want is a reply and some information about when I can expect my money. After all, the reason I am posting here and have been trying to contact you by email is because I do not wish make international telephone calls that will ultimately cost a significant proportion of the balance!
Please check your email for my comminication with you "Re: Merchant account balance refund", and I look forward to your reply. Unfortunately I do not yet have access to ABW sticky mail, but my merchant login to ShareASale.com is the same as I my user name here in order for you to find my contact details.
Many thanks,
March 8th, 2006, 09:37 AM #2
Well, check your mail, today. It often takes this long for affiliate checks to get processed and arrive in the mail box. I assume international will take longer.
You are kind of jumping the gun a bit here.Comments are opinion unless otherwise noted. Remember, pillage first. Then burn. Half of all people in the world have IQs under 100. You best learn to trust ol' SSanf!
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Thanks for your reply. I don't think I am jumping the gun, as all I would like to know is by what meachanism and by when I should expect your refund, as it was not received by the mechanism I was expecting (PayPal credit) on the date I was expecting (1st March).
If it's a check payment by snail mail that's fine; but that's all I want to know.
March 8th, 2006, 11:40 AM #4
FYI - SaS does not use Paypal in any maner.Continued Success,
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March 8th, 2006, 11:47 AM #5
Your refund is in process... I apologize for the confusion, it had been in the queue to process I believe it was late last week when we got your email mentioning "PayPal" as a payment method... Support wanted to check with me to see if I had any special arrangement (as we do not use PayPal for payments out) with you on it, which I did not believe I did.Thanks,
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September 28th, 2009, 07:53 AM #1FeedFront Magazine Issue 8 Now Online
Issue 8 of FeedFront Magazine is now online at http://www.scribd.com/doc/20220412/F...gazine-Issue-8
You can read it there, download or print.
This issue of FeedFront Magazine includes a recap of Affiliate Summit East 2009, as well as articles on auditing affiliate programs, productivity, pro digital video camera formats, PPC, email, advertising tax, and the death of an affiliate network.
Plus, interviews with Loren Feldman of 1938 Media and Joel Bauer from the Your Business Card is CRAP video.
It is at the printer now and should start hitting mailboxes as early as next week.
September 28th, 2009, 12:29 PM #2
Excellent as always Shawn!
Look forward to the print edition so I can enjoy it on the plane later this month.Matt McWilliams
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September 28th, 2009, 02:17 PM #3
Ah man, Shawn you need to send me a copy to my new address in NY or I guess I could go to NJ to get a spare one from you...@MicroSteph | Stephanie Lichtenstein
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September 28th, 2009, 03:28 PM #4Originally Posted by Steph-ARC
We'll have it at Blog World, ad:tech NYC, PubCon and ShareASale ThinkTank if you'll be at any of those.
September 28th, 2009, 04:18 PM #5
Stephanie I can always give you a copy
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Reading the pdf now, nice mix of authors.Deborah Carney
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September 28th, 2009, 09:42 PM #8
great articles in this issue! thanks for having the online edition available too!
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Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler heard the Steven Gerrard songs on his television on Monday night, as sung from the Chelsea support at Turf Moor, and decided on his own riposte on Twitter.
Fowler pointed out that a Chelsea legend was also responsible for a rather famous slip at a crucial time.
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The blue ocean, the sound of the surf, and the soft, warm sand combine to provide a very romantic setting for a wedding, as well as inspiration for your groom's beach wedding attire. No matter how sophisticated and beautiful your beach wedding gown, your groom can look dashing standing next you, and he can do so without a tux or even a jacket.
Popular groom beach wedding attire often includes colors that are in harmony with the beach setting, such as tan, white, cream, light peach and blue. Just as the sand is sometimes speckled with black (especially in volcanic Hawaii), black works too in moderation. Professional wedding planners often suggest groom attire that includes the natural hues of the sand and sea. If you will be exchanging vows on a warm, sunny beach, a jacket is definitely not in the fashion forecast. Even for a beach resort wedding that takes place away from the sun and surf, perhaps in a gazebo next to a waterfall or indoors, a jacket is not needed. If you're exchanging vows in a beach destination that is near the surf, yet in a formal setting, your groom may want to wear a tux or nice suit, but my experience has been that even in the most luxurious and expensive of beach resorts, the look is casual – a classier casual, but still casual.
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If your wedding is going to be super casual, as in clam-bake and beer kind of casual, then your groom may wear nice shorts instead of slacks. Gaging by most men's concern for fashion, expect to help him choose the shorts. Stone colored shorts with a nice linen or cotton short sleeved, button down shirt would be the perfect match for your casual wedding.
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Sorry, another question!
I actually have two.
renwing, I had this same problem (question #1) myself when I started--do you have just the "Default" journal or do you have others too? I found that I couldn't add anything to the "Default" journal, but when I created a new journal called Garden 2005 I had no trouble adding things to it instead. Here is a link to a thread where I helped someone else out with this same problem (this is a long thread with lots of other topics--look for the exchange of posts between me and MollyMc beginning on Sep 17 of this year):
For question #2, if you are able to successfully import a plant into your journal from PF, the link will automatically be there (most of the time at least--I've run into a few where for some reason there is no link). If it's a plant that you already have in your journal and added it manually vs importing from PF then I don't know of a way to add a link (other than importing it from PF to create a new entry and deleting the old one). But I'm pretty new here, so there may be a way to do this and I just don't know it yet.
I have tried your suggestion and tried to import on several occasions with no success.
I come to a page that tells me I have been successfull after I click on, "add this plant to your journal" but when I look at my journal is it still the same.
If you don't choose a category to put the plant in when you import it, then it gets put into your "Unknown" status, so if you want to find the plants you've imported you need to go to the section for Access by Status and choose Unknown, and all your plants should be there.
If you want to find them easier in your journal, after you import the plant you can choose to put it in one of your categories--the screen you see where it tells you the plant has been added should also say "click here to choose a category", if you click that it should bring up a list of all the categories in your journal and you can choose one to put it in, once you do that then it is easier to spot it in the journal.
Let me know if that helps!
It never gave me an option to choose at all. I don't have an unknown status section either. This is weird.
Thank you for trying to be so helpful! I'm sorry I'm being so contrary!
i have no idea what I did differently, but it is now allowing me to add entries from the plantfiles. It finally brought up a page that allowed me to pick which journal and category I wanted it in .
That is sooo coooooool!
Thanks ecrane3!
GAHH! Okay, it is importing and that is wonderful!
But now its importing into the journal I don't select! I select the journal I want it in and then the category and it puts it in the right category, but the wrong journal. Then it gets weirder. When you look at my journal home page, It shows the journals with the number next to them indicating the number of items in the journal. It shows the correct number. But when you click on that journal, nothing is there but categories! Then I click on my other journal were there shouldn't be any entries and they are all there!
What is the deal!?
I think I know what's going on--before you import your plants, go to your journal page and in the section called Change Your Default Journal make sure you've selected the journal you're planning to import to. For some reason the program wants to add the plants to the journal you've selected on your main Journal page, regardless of what journal you tell it to use when you're importing. I just tried an experiment with my journals where I selected my "Garden 2005" journal on the journal page, then I went to plant files and told it to import a file to my "Wish List" journal, then when I went to look for the plant sure enough it was in my Garden 2005 journal even though I told it to put it in the other one. Hope that helps!
Thanks! Pretty flowers :)
I don't know about being a guru--I just happened to figure out this one feature of importing plants into my journal (after many hours of trial and error!) But if you asked me how to do anything else in the journal, I'd be absolutely useless!
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The football rivalry between Virginia Tech and West Virginia, dormant since 2005, will be reignited sooner than expected in the Washington area.
The Washington Redskins announced in a joint news release Tuesday that the Hokies will kick off the 2017 season on Sept. 2 at FedEx Field by playing a nonconference game against the Mountaineers.
The former Big East rivals have faced one another 51 times, including every year between 1973 and 2005 when they competed annually for the Black Diamond Trophy, a reference to the region's history with the coal industry.
"It is an exciting matchup for both schools' fans to look forward to," Virginia Tech Athletic Director Whit Babcock said in a statement. "I appreciate the work of Coach [Frank] Beamer and associate AD John Ballein in arranging this extremely strong nonconference matchup. Not only will the game renew a passionate rivalry, it will also be played at a site that is centered in a major alumni base for both schools."
The rivalry came to an end temporarily, in part, because of fan-safety concerns and the Hokies' move to the ACC. But any residual tension officially dissipated last July when Virginia Tech and West Virginia signed a contract to play a home-and-home series in 2021 and 2022.
That Babcock agreed to a one-time neutral site game in 2017 likely means Notre Dame will visit Blacksburg, Va., in 2018 as part of its ACC scheduling rotation. Virginia Tech moved a game against Delaware to Sept. 9 in order to face the Mountaineers, and the Hokies are also scheduled to play East Carolina and Old Dominion in nonconference action in 2017.
This will be Virginia Tech's fourth game at FedEx Field. The Hokies are 0-3 in their previous visits, with losses to Southern California (2004), Boise State (2010) and Cincinnati (2012).
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Manoj Bajpayee actually went out of his way to do a bit of training in wrestling to fit into his role in the upcoming film, 'Tevar'.
Manoj Bajpayee
The actor had some wrestling scenes in the film and thought he needed to learn the ropes to get the body language right.
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So it seems the secret of navigating a cold Pennine February is simple: publish your first poetry pamphlet and launch a solo exhibition of new paintings inspired by the poetry. No problem…
Flowers by the Road became a reality after the collection won Templar Poetry's Portfolio Prize in October 2016. The publisher planned an official launch party at Keats House in London on the 28 February 2017 so all I had to do was write, edit and re-write in time for a fairly generous deadline. That was the initial plan. It all changed, however, when Huddersfield Literature Festival offered me the opportunity to launch the pamphlet in my home village of Marsden as part of their support of local libraries. The only slight problem being is that these events coincide with National Libraries day at the beginning of February. Oops. Fortunately Templar agreed to bring the release date forward and before I knew it I was stood in a library full of people waiting for British Sea Power's No Man is an Archipelago to finish on the pre-launch playlist so that introductions to begin.
You can see pictures of the launch event here.
Back in November 2016 the volunteer group, Friends of Marsden Library who had agreed to host the event at Marsden had secured the services of Simon Armitage for a night of poetry and library fund raising. It was during this event that I met some of the people who would be supporting my own event and afterwards, following a few celebratory drinks, where I agreed with local gallery owners, Sharon and Kevin, that it might also be a good idea to commit to a solo exhibition to coincide with the launch. Unsurprisingly I woke the next day with a slight hang-over.
The idea behind the exhibition was very simple: the paintings would have some connection with the poems in the collection. From this I began to plan a series of images inspired by single lines from various poems; the result being that the line of text serves as an introduction to the narrative of the painting rather than the painting simply being an illustration of the poem. Eight paintings were finished in this style and finally exhibited alongside a number of other works.
The exhibition continues throughout March with pictures available to takeaway on the day.
We eventually made it to London, enjoying the sights and making the most of our trip with visits to the Theatre and the Hockney retrospective at the Tate. Whilst the launch did clash with the premier of Kong at Leicester Square it didn't seem to impact on audience numbers, so much so that after I finished my reading a late comer had pinched my seat! The wonderful Ellen Cranitch followed my reading with a spell-binding performance of poems from her latest Templar collection, The Immortalist.
So that was February. Now with feet firmly back on the ground and the sun making a re-appearance it's been a time to get back out in the garden and do some digging.
Marsden Launch – pre-launch playlist:
Walls – Kings of Leon
The Ghosts on the Shore – Lord Hunron
Eyes to the Wind – The War On Drugs
Don't Panic – Coldplay
Picture of You – Richard Ashcroft
Icebox – Rougue Valley
29 #Strafford Apts – Bon Iver
Atlantic City – Bruce Springsteem
Magnificent – Elbow
No Man is an Archipelago – British Sea Power
The first launch event of my debut poetry pamphlet, Flowers by the Road took place on Wednesday 8 February to a full house at Marsden library as part of Huddersfield Literature Festival's celebration of local libraries. The event coincided with library events taking place across the country to celebrate National Libraries Day which launched on the 04 February. It was wonderful, if a little nerve-racking, to see so many friends, family and supporters of poetry and libraries turn out on what was a bitterly cold mid-February night. Heartfelt thanks to all who came and made the event such a great success.
Friends of Marsden Library have created a picture blog about the event which you can see by clicking this link
The next launch event is at Keats house in London where I will be reading alongside the wonderful Ellen Cranitch. The event is free but booking is required. Find out about the event here
Flowers by the Road can be ordered direct from Templar Poetry – please follow this link
Please get in touch via the contact page if you would like me to read at an event or to request a review copy. Thank you.
My debut poetry pamphlet, Flowers by the Road (Templar Poetry) is now available to order direct from the on-line book shop at Templar Poetry. Price includes free UK shipping.
The collection was a winning entry in Templar Poetry's Portfolio Awards 2016.
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I'm delighted to announce that my poetry collection titled, Flowers by the Road, has been chosen as the winning entry in the latest Templar Poetry Portfolio Awards. The collection will be published by Templar Poetry as a pamphlet in early 2017 and launched with a special reading at Keats House, London.
Please keep a look out for more news and release dates.
In other news the painting, Neighbour (pictured below) completes the series of paintings under the heading, Two Houses by the Road and all works are now available at the Millyard Gallery, Uppermill, Saddleworth.
A selection of new paintings will be released during October featuring scenes from both the Colne and Calder Valleys. More details very soon.
Greengates is the fourth in a series of recent paintings exploring a more fluid approach utilising both oil and acrylic. The starting point for Greengates was an unloved oil landscape partially sanded back which provided an almost abstract texture to work on. Atmosphere and composition was then created quickly utilising acrylic and ink and finally enhanced by oil. The painting was finished with satin varnish.
The painting is framed and available for purchase at Enjoy Art Gallery based in Marsden. Other works in the series include: Pennine Sunset, Neighbour and Holiday Home all of which are currently available through my Artfinder shop.
And finally, inspiration this month comes from The Lumineers who recently played an amazing sold out show at the very excellent Albert Hall in Manchester (not to be confused with the Royal version).
Brand new for 2016 – 'Tile Art'. Images are created through a variety of processes using artist's watercolour paint and finished with a coat of varnish. A selection of paintings are currently on display at Enjoy Art in Marsden near Huddersfield. I'll be adding more to my Artfinder shop soon. Thanks for looking.
I was disappointed that the anesthetist didn't ask me to count to ten so that I could try to beat the drugs so instead I focused on the clock directly in front of me as I felt the familiar sharp scratch on the back of my hand. It was ten past nine exactly as I began to count the seconds. I think I got to seven before they pulled the tube from my throat and offered some more oxygen. It was ten to ten. A heavily bandaged knee gave the game away – the operation was done and so, hopefully, was two years of increasing pain and decreasing miles.
It turns out a pesky little bit of bone (now gone) and a twangy little Plica – no neither had I – (also now gone) had been the root cause of my ever increasing vicarious lifestyle over the past couple of years.
Whilst I don't often blog bout walks and adventures – there are far more better blogs out there already, see Mark Kelly's excellent halfwayhike for instance – they do remain the backbone of this blog (title, clue) and the source of inspiration for much of my creative work. So it's fair to say that I've been getting a little grumpy and not being that productive.
Hopefully a course of physiotherapy should deliver me back on to the hills by late autumn. In the mean time I'm using the time to finally get to grips with Lightroom – I still miss the old darkroom techniques – and for the first time in over twenty years I'm exhibiting photographic work alongside some excellent photographers from the Marsden Photographic Group. The exhibition runs throughout July at Marsden Mechanics Hall. For those unable to make the show both my prints, Power Lines and Crosby Sands are also available through the excellent photo4me.com site where you can purchase the images as canvas and framed prints.
I'm also delighted to be part of holmfirthartweek which runs from the 5th to the 11th of July by exhibiting two brand new paintings in the main exhibition. This is the first time I've exhibited in the main hall during art week so apart from not being able to walk, the last couple of weeks have been very exciting. News of the paintings which I'm displaying are on my Facebook page here, facebook.com/davidcoldwellart.
Whilst I usually like to finish by pointing towards some music that I think all the world should hear, this post is a little different. In the wake of Kanye's performence at Glanstonbury I couldn't help thinking that, from an armchair point of view, this year's festival was missing something. I then came across this video which somehow seemed to fill the gap.
An 8.5 mile walk that discovers some of the locations used in and around the West Yorkshire village of Marsden by film and television makers.
Say the names Cuckoo, Moonraker, Leadboiler and Lily anywhere outside of the Colne Valley and people might just nod their heads slightly, smile politely and step aside. But any mention of these names along the banks of the river Colne and locals will be more than happy to recount stories of wilful birds, contraband, boiling water and persecuted Huguenots. These are, of course, the stuff of legends and each of the legends proudly belong to one of the four villages along the valley. So for those not in the know: Marsden is Cuckoo, the Lilies belong to Golcar, Linthwaite lead boils and Slaithwaite proudly rakes the moon. If you want to find out more about each of these stories and see some wonderful paintings that illustrate the tales follow this link:
The legends are celebrated in various ways: Marsden goes Cuckoo for a day in April (which is slowly becoming Cuckoo weekend), Golcar enjoys Golcar Lily Day in May (which is still just a day) and every two years in February Slaithwaite steals the show with the Moonraking Festival (which now lasts for a whole seven days).
It's now thirty years since the people of Slaithwaite first paraded the streets of their village with hand-made lanterns towards the canal where a paper moon was raked out to the delight of the waiting crowd. Each of the proceeding festivals have had a theme and to celebrate this landmark year the theme for 2015 is, coincidentally, 'Landmarks'. In recent years competition to build the biggest and best lantern has become fierce and the themes have led to inspiring paper lights in the shape of Dr Who's Tardis (time), a mouse and clock (nursery rhymes) and our very own star (which managed to hold its own against any number of themes until it finally disintegrated in a snow storm in 2013).
This year the festival runs from the 15 – 21 February and includes lantern making, music, story-telling arts and crafts and culminates in the unique finale on the Saturday evening when thousands of people will line the streets of Slaithwaite with their lanterns to watch the moon raking. Don't miss out – Slaithwaite Moonraking has quietly turned into one of the best local arts festivals and is great fun for all the family.
Find out more: http://slaithwaitemoonraking.org/
To celebrate this year's Landmark festival the painting, Where We Start which features Marsden and Slaithwaite's very own famous landmark, Shooter's Nab, is now available to purchase. The painting was completed in response to the poem, Tuesday Afternoon which was written specially for the now legendary Write Out Loud Poetry Jam at last year's Marsden Jazz Festival. It was really heart warming to get so many requests for copies of the poem following my reading so in lieu of publication I've decided to make the poem available below. As a special treat – a handwritten version will accompany the painting when it is sold.
In other arts and poetry news, a small selection of my work will feature in the Hand Made Trail as part of the Moonraking festival – this will be in the form of a pop up gallery created by the excellent Enjoy Art gallery from Marsden where a more permanent collection of my work is still available to view. The Art Finder shop is slowly coming to life – you can follow my exploits by pressing the big button on the left hand side of this post.
In poetry news, I'm very excited to be reading alongside Tom Clearly and Steve Anderson at the Square Chapel, Halifax on Thursday 12 February. Wordplay has become a popular monthly event that also includes five open mic spots. The nights are hosted by the fabulous Keith Hutson so please come along if you are in the area.
I'm also really please to see that the Little Book of Poems has finally made it to publication. This was an idea dreamed up by local resident Jennifer Smith-Wignall to help raise funds for our local hospice, Kirkwood. The anthology features my poem Clocks which some may already be familiar with and a brand new poem, Bradley Woods inspired by the artist, Peter Brook. You can find out more about the project here:
From the halls this week we celebrate local duo O'Hooley and Tidow who launched their amazing album, The Hum last year in Marsden and have just been nominated for Best Duo in this year's Radio 2 Folk Awards. The duo will also play a sold out show at The Watershed, Slaithwaite on Thursday 19 February as part of the Moonraking festival.
Tuesday Afternoon
They are twelve, just. It is May
and the sky seems restless; the sun
impatiently searching,
rooting out the last of winter beyond
the dry stone walls and farm gates.
It gets their necks, warms their backs,
delivers a thirst that's like nothing
else. The puddles they walk through
sparkle in the sun, a dizzying collection
of stars and clouds and sky.
They are heading to the mountain,
or Shooters Nab as one day they might know it,
climbing the fence that holds back the moor
letting their shadows stray beyond reach
over bog cotton and peat. Here they turn right,
follow a path and let the village drift from sight.
Red flags hang motionless in the distance;
they signal the firing-range; something they've
only heard about. There is no sound, no distant
echo of gunshot; just laboured breaths,
footsteps and the birds, still unknown, that cry out.
From a distant window the quarry beckoned;
a last frontier; a no-man's land beyond
the snow line. Up close it looks like teeth.
They are out of bounds, beyond their limits,
amongst cathedrals of stone abandoned
to the moor. A ghost of a road
leads them to shadows where names and dates
exist between man-made scars.
There is nothing here: secretly one had dreamed that
beyond this place he would see the ocean;
a new land from which to escape. The other considers talk
of radio signals and strange night-sky activity but says nothing.
They both listen to the sound of their own breathing
and search the wind for the hum of the village.
There is nothing. The cold sets in as they search
the furthest corners where, in the darkness, they find snow;
just a tiled piece of earth no bigger than a child's
blanket discarded by winter; alien ice
that they now dare each other to touch
to fill their pockets, scratching at the stuff as though it
might burn before they give in and run
from the place, downhill, criss-crossing
the path were invisible sheep bleat and
where ice mixed with dirt is launched to the sky
so that they blind themselves just to see where it falls
before shaking the cold from their fingertips and scraping
mud from their nails. The red flags begin to snap in the wind.
Beyond the wind sounds rush in: friends playing in the street,
neighbours shouting, cars, buses, the mill turning out
or the Earth turning, skipping a beat.
They are twelve, just. Out of time
as they run, letting the weight
of their own bodies carry them, letting the wind
rush over them as they jump the fence, jump
into light above a valley that twitches to realign
itself with a future place,
a place where you retrace each step,
listening for the sound of birds: curlew, grouse
or something else, something beyond the wind.


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Not the easiest of races to fathom but a chance is taken on THEATRE PRINCESS, from a yard going very well and ridden by the experienced Mikey O'Connor. Strange Talk is another from an in-form stable and has the benefit of a recent victory at Dromahane while Most Chaste has won four times between the flags and arrives in winning form. Ballydague Lady beat Isourbell comfortably enough at Dromahane last month and should do so again while Annie Oscar at last got on the scoresheet with an impressive success at Durrow. Katie Do hasn't run since last May where she scored at Stradbally by 10l so she's an obvious threat if fit enough. Chestnut Friar was well beaten under Rules at Punchestown but had won between the flags previously and is one to note.
Annie Oscar (IRE) 5-1 (11-11) Tr ldr, 3rd 1/2way, 8l 4th 5out, jnd ldr & wo 2out, qcknd 5l clr apr last, in command last, won at Durrow 3m ire ptp hvy in Mar beating Bamba's Crown (11-11) by 4l, 16 ran.
Ballyadam Dancer (IRE) 3-1 (10-8) Ww, prog to cl 3rd bef 3out, sn wknd, pu last, in a race won by The Hollinwell (11-9) at Templemore 3m ire ptp hvy, 5 ran.
Ballydague Lady (IRE) 7-1 (12-2) Ww rr, 5th when mstk 7th, last 5out & prog bef 2out in 4th, chall last & ld early flat, snugly, won at Dromahane 3m ire ptp sft in Mar beating Isourbell (11-6) by 2l, 7 ran.
Bamba's Crown (IRE) 6-4 (11-11) Mid div, 6th 12way, 12l 6th 5out, prog up to 4l 5th 2out, went 5l 3rd last, kow to line, nrst fin, 2nd of 16, 4l behind Annie Oscar (11-11) at Durrow 3m ire ptp hvy in Mar.
Bee Fallon (IRE) 25-1 (10-6) Tracked leaders, hampered 3 out, soon no impression,, 11th of 12, 41l behind Hix Fix (10-13) at Fairyhouse 3m 1f hts chs sft.
Carrigeen Acebo (IRE) 6-4 (11-11) Chsd ldrs, prog to ld 4th, hdd & nw 2nd 1/2way, lft clr aft 4out, 15l adv bef last, impressive, won at Kilmallock 3m ire ptp sft beating Lucky Ticket (11-11) by 20l, 10 ran.
Chestnut Friar (IRE) 50-1 (10-8) Chased leaders, left 2nd at 14th, ridden and weakened before 2 out, 11th of 16, 39l behind Love Rory (11-11) at Punchestown 3m crs cntry chs (5yo+) hvy in Feb.
Grande Milan (IRE) 4-1 (12-2) Chsd ldrs, 4th 6out, prog 4out, cl 2nd 3out & 12l 2nd 2out, no ch with wnr frm last, kow, 2nd of 9, 4l behind Strange Talk (12-2) at Dromahane 3m ire ptp gd.
Isourbell (IRE) 2-1 (11-1) Chsd ldrs, 3rd 1/2way,3l 2nd bef 2out, ko onepcd straight, 3rd of 7, 9l behind Galloping Gander (12-2) at Kilmallock 3m ire ptp sft.
Ittimetogo (IRE) 20-1 (10-7) Towards rear and never a factor, no threat from 2 out, kept on one pace in straight, 8th of 16, 24l behind Ancient Sands (11-10) at Ballinrobe 2m hcp hdl 80-109 gd in Sep.
Katie Do (IRE) 5-1 (11-9) Tr ldrs, 2nd 1/2way, ld 3out, kow run-in, won at Stradbally 3m ire ptp gd in May beating Old Supporter (12-0) by 10l, 11 ran.
Killashee Lady (IRE) 10-1 (12-2) Rr of mid div, 9th 1/2way, pushed aftr 5out, 7th aftr 3out, prog 2out & went 3rd bef last, closed on 2nd flat, nev a dngr, 3rd of 12, 12l behind Ballyadam Dancer (12-2) at Killeagh 3m ire ptp gs in Jan.
Most Chaste (IRE) Evens (12-2) Ww rr, prog to mid div 5th, further prog to 2l 3rd at 9th, lft ld 4out, hdd apr str, wo last, all out, won at Borris House 3m ire ptp gd in Mar beating Send For Slim (11-6) by 1l, 9 ran.
On The Grid (IRE) 7-1 (12-2) Rr 8l last 1/2way, slt prog to mid div 4out, not qckn with ldrs 3out, ko onepcd to line, 4th of 9, 10l behind Most Chaste (12-2) at Borris House 3m ire ptp gd in Mar.
Pops Well (IRE) 3-1 (12-2) Chsd ldrs, prog to disp 6out, ld aftr 4out & hdd bef 2out, cl 3rd & still ev ch when sl hmprd last, no ex, 3rd of 7, 4 1/2l behind Ballydague Lady (12-2) at Dromahane 3m ire ptp sft in Mar.
Strange Talk (IRE) Evens (12-2) Ld, hdd 4th, trkd ldr until ld again 3out, 1l adv gng best aftr 2out & good jump last, sow & went clr flat, won at Dromahane 3m ire ptp gd beating Grande Milan (12-2) by 4l, 9 ran.
The Three Colleens (IRE) 50-1 (11-5) Towards rear for most, never a factor, 9th of 15, well behind Weslife (11-7) at Galway 2m 6f beg chs sft in Sep '12.
Theatre Princess (IRE) 3-1 (12-2) Mid div best until 7th 6out, dropped last aftr 4out until so in 6th bef last, no dngr, 6th of 9, 11l behind Strange Talk (12-2) at Dromahane 3m ire ptp gd.
Turbinia (IRE) Alderbrook mare out of Mrs Doeskin.
Windy Millie (IRE) 10-1 (12-2) Chsd ldrs, 4th 1/2way & 5th frm 6out, cl 4th bef 3out until wknd up in mod mod 6th aftr 3out, 5th of 12, 23l behind Ballyadam Dancer (12-2) at Killeagh 3m ire ptp gs in Jan.
Sycamore Drive 4-1 (11-1) Mid div, 6th 1/2way, 4th gng well 6out, lft 3rd 4out, 2nd 2out, 2l 2nd aftr 2out, no ex early flat, 2nd of 11, 2l behind Miss Sophierose (11-11) at Ballynoe 3m ire ptp sft.


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NEW 4C Pedestal Mount Mailboxes - USPS Approved
4C Series High Security Pedestal Mount Mailboxes - Commercial Mailboxes
With all the same features and options, security, and durability of the National Mailbox wall-mounted 4C modules, pedestal mounting simply adds greater flexibility to your project as it is not tied to the USPS regulations. Designed to ensure every module is at a standard accessible height, pedestal-mount units come prepared with a master commercial lock to provide easy access to all compartments at once. 4C Series High Security Mailboxes have been one of the cornerstones to the National Mailboxes product line since their inception. We manufacture, supply, and distribute a wide selection of multi-tenant mailboxes. Both USPS Approved (for U.S Mail delivery) and private use/access style commercial mailboxes for private distribution.
Standard Features:
- Available in single and double wide units
- New 4C Series High Security
- USPS Approved and Postal Certified for US Mail Delivery
- Also ideal for private mail delivery and other private distribution applications
- Front Loading Type
- Pedestal, Tenant Locks and 3 Keys per Door Included in Prices
- Includes Self-Adhesive Aluminum Number Plates for Door Identification (Custom Engraved Door Numbering also Available Upon Request)
- FREE Shipping/Freight (Via Truck) Promotional This Month - Expires Month End
Colors: Antique Bronze, Black, Dark Bronze, Gold Speck, Postal Grey, Sandstone, Silver Speck, and White
Pedestal Mounted 4C Mailbox Installation Instructions Manual


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|Ready to get our sparkle on.
The lady sitting next to me commented that
Audrey looks like Barbie :)
Today I am thanking God for:
341. Audrey's birthday outing to see Barbie The Musical. We had fun getting our sparkle on;
342. Friends brave enough to mind Ashlea;
343. That Ashlea was angelic while being minded;
344. Panadol for my Pink Sparkly Headache.
344. Panadol for my Pink Sparkly Headache.
|So much pink. So many sparkles.
Psalm 69:30
I will praise God's name in song and glorify him with thanksgiving.