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Before I walk out the door every day, I'm always faced with the hardest decision: Which purse shall I wear today? Do I need an everyday bag that I can fit my whole world into? Or a chic little something that will turn some heads? Sometimes, if I recently add a new beauty to my collection, I might just style my whole outfit around the bag itself. Like I always say, "The bag makes the babe!" and this babe definitely loves her choices of bags.
The Bag Makes the Babe
Now, when selecting the perfect bag to go with a cute ensemble, I like to think about what kind of environment I am going to be in, too. A professional setting is going to require a whole lot more from a purse than one needed for a night on the town. With all of these factors to consider, I thought I'd help a sistah out by sharing my impressive bag collection and how I'm able to choose the perfect one for each outing.
The Everyday/Business Bag
These two bags are my go-to because they are both versatile and ultra spacious. The Louis Vuitton is a classic, staple piece that can go with almost any outfit. I like to think of this designer gem as my "Mary Poppins" bag because I could probably fit my whole house in there.
On the other hand, this scalloped shopper from ASOS was love at first sight for me because of its size. With plenty of room to comfortably fit my resume, planner, and laptop, it has been my favorite to bring on interviews. Overall, these bags are ideal because you can essentially throw anything you need in them and be out the door in ten minutes!
Clutches are great because they are universal for any event. I typically choose a clutch when I want to carry something light and, when I get tired, can just stow underneath my arm. The perfect clutch should be big enough to fit your phone, card holder, keys, mini perfume, and lipstick, but small enough to haul around for the whole night with ease. I personally love to bring them along to happy hour with my girls, date night, and weddings. Also, if I know I'm going somewhere where table room is scarce, something small and compact like a clutch is key!
Evening Bags
Fur, Velvet, or Suede, these are the bags I LOVE to bring out at night! They are fun, flirty, and spaciously elegant. Like the clutch, they have just enough room for my things, but with a dainty strap to drape over my shoulder. These particular bags can give any outfit a pop of glamour, without weighing you down for the whole night.
Special Occasion Bags
These bags are what I call my "Unicorn Bags." They are rare, worth a pretty penny and not ones that I would want to risk getting messed up. For example, my prized Kate Spade x Magnolia Bakery Cupcake Purse is my absolute favorite bag! But, with it being so fragile, I only bring it out for the most extravagant affairs, like when I met Lauren Conrad.
My Kate Spade vintage powder puff purse (SO CUTE, right?) also falls into this category. It is a little bit more durable, but with it having white faux fur, I don't want it to get too dirty. These two bags are completely unique and another example of what I like to call "investment pieces" because I will have them forever!
Novelty Bags
Once again, I had to save my favorite for last. Girrrrl, let me tell ya! Novelty bags are my weakness and I find them so hard to pass up (hence why I have SO many of them). I have ones in almost everything I fancy. From cupcakes, to fruits, to chocolate milk, and cherry pies! I like to sport these gems around when I am feeling extra fun, or if I'm going to a restaurant that matches my purse's theme. (No joke, I sport the avocado bag every time I go out for Tex-Mex!) I get a lot of compliments on my novelty bags and they are great conversation pieces. Most importantly, they are just perfect for expressing your own fun and funky style. Anyone can carry around a plain bag, but not everyone has a glittery peach purse to complete their outfit!
Oh beautiful bags…*sigh* one can never have too many. I'm sure my fiancé can contest to this in some way or another, but life is too short to not be surrounded by things you love, right? I hope this guide helps you pick the right bag for your day at work or your night on the town. Even if you want to splurge on a new beauty, and you can't quite decide on a particular style, remember these three tips: See how much room you need for your things, think about your environment, and consider what kind of wow factor you are going for! I'm sure that whatever you choose, your bag will make you the babe!


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|16 Oct 2012
Change underlined key in Explorer Nav Pane Context Menu?
Anyone know how to change the underlined key in the Context Menu? Say for example you right click a Folder Favorite in the Nav Pane in Explorer. There's a command that says MyCommand. If the current underlined key is 'M' and 'y' is not taken, how to change it to 'y' then?
In Windows Seven and Vista there are context menu commands to open the folder favorite in the Nav Pane in a new window. But for some reason they are different. I'd like to make them both the same. That way I wouldn't have to think about it. Just right click a Folder favorite and hit the key.
I've looked through the registry. The obvious menu "&" ampersand place holder for the underline is not to be found. A bit of a mystery.
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|16 Oct 2012
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Those are called Accelerator keys and are set in the resource file and compiled into the program so I don't believe they can be altered. There are other ways to create keyboard shortcuts so maybe that could work for you. Here's a tutorial that might help: 20 of the Best of Shortcut and Hotkey Tips for Your Windows PC - How-To Geek
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Nope. Go into regedit to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Shell
you can add keys whatever you like. If the key is named "Shlock" the context menu will contain the word Shlock. Underneath that make a key "command" and whatever you put in there will be run when "Shlock" is clicked. The secret is how to choose the underline key if it's not the first key.
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I tried using Rename in RegEdit to put an "&" before the key I wanted underlined. If I hold down Shift while right clicking on a folder, my command is shown with the key preceded by the ampersand underlined. Trouble is, hitting the key does nothing. So in some hidden place Explorer has some setting or some BS CLSID to set the accelerator key for the menu item.
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Ok. It looks like these accelerators can't be used with static context menu entries. Way back around 2001 I was programming Context Menu Handlers. With a dynamic handler, which is a COM object, you can specify accelerator keys when adding items to the context menu. Seems like forever since I did any of that Visual C++ 6.0 stuff! :)
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My reply is very late and maybe obsolete, but I started just a few months ago with Win7 and that was not fully voluntarily. I like my new hardware, but the difference between XP and Win7 is a terrible and time consuming issue. One of the minor problems, were some changes of the underlined access keys in the Context menu's and I think it is one of the many annoying "improvements" of every new Windows version.
Note. My (virtual) list of complaints, annoyances and frustrations is already very long. But that's off topic.
In the folder or file Context menu of a Dutch Windows version, there is (at the bottom) 'Eigenschappen' (Properties). In XP the E is underlined and the 'e' is the access letter. In Win7 some MS developer has changed that to 'c' and used the 'e' for 'Knippen'. Well, my choice would have been the 'e' still for the first letter of 'Eigenschappen' and another letter (or none) for 'Knippen'. Btw, that means 'Cut' and I use always Ctrl-X for that.
Of course, I started with looking/searching in the Registry, but there were no hits for keywords with the '&'.
Fortunately, I use already very long 'xplorer2' as a wonderful replacement of Windows Explorer and e.g. the search function is great. I have searched for *.dll and *.mui files with the options 'contains text', 'case sensitive' and i.s.o. 'Standard' this time 'Unicode'. In my case I was looking for 'Eigens&chappen' and (knowing all this) I found easily 2 MUI's in System32\ nl-NL and 5 MUI's in SysWOW64\ nl-NL (searching for '&Eigenschappen' gave much more 'hits' than 2+5).
One of the files in both folders was shell32.dll.mui and that's the only one I have modified. And it was indeed the right one for the files and the folders Context menu. With a hex editor I locate 'E.i.g.e.n.s.&.c.h.a.p.p.e.n' (or 45006900670065006E00730026006300680061007000700065006E) and changed that to '&Eigenschappen'. I made also a few other changes, e.g. the 'p' was used for 'Openen' and for 'Plakken' too, while the 'o' was free!
Important: if you are going to do something like this, change only the characters and don't insert or delete something (some/most hex editors has that option).
This editing of both shell32.dll.mui files has been done in copies at another location, since it is rather sure that editing at the original location is not possible. But replacing the original files by the modified ones was not (easy) possible too. So, I was very glad that I found after some searching the tool 'Se7en File Replacer' and after a little exercising replacing was easy and "the job" was done.
Note. Most links to that tool are 'dead'. I found a working link at 'http://www.techmixer.com/windows-seven-file-replacer-replace-windows-7-system-files/'.
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We took Kymri to the splash pad for the first time today.
We're talking pure joy here!
And you seriously can't beat free summer fun!
We started out with a relatively small splash pad (Water Tower Park in Gilbert), since we didn't know how Kymri would do. Now that we know that she L.O.V.E.S it, we will be trying a few different pads in the area. If you're in AZ, here is a list for you of free splash pads to visit!
Riverview Park
2100 W. 8th Street, Mesa
The Eastmark Great Park
10100 E. Ray Road, Mesa
Santan Mall
2218 E. Williams Field Road, Gilbert
Water Tower Park
45 W. Page, Gilbert
Tempe Marketplace
2000 E. Rio Salado Parkway, Tempe
Jaycee Park
817 W. 5th St, Tempe
Hudson Park
1430 S. Cedar St, Tempe
Tempe Town Lake Beach Park
80 W. Rio Salado Parkway, Tempe
Espee Park
450 E. Knox, Chandler
Desert Breeze Park
660 N. Desert Breeze Blvd, Chandler
Chuparosa Park
2400 S. Dobson, Chandler
Founder's Park
22407 S. Ellsworth Road, Queen Creek
Edison Park
901 N. 19th St, Phoenix
Altadena Park
3711 E. Altadena Ave, Phoenix
Desert Ridge Marketplace
Loop 101 and Tatum Boulevard, Phoenix
Rotary Park
12925 N. Saguaro Blvd, Fountain Hills
Agua Linda Park
8732 E. McDonald Drive, Scottsdale
Paiute Park
3210 N. 66th St, Scottsdale
Pima Park
8600 E. Thomas Road, Scottsdale
Gateway Park
10100 N. El Mirage Road, El Mirage
Glendale Heros Regional Park
8100 W. Bethany Home Road, Glendale
Goodyear Community Park
3151 N. Litchfield Road, Goodyear
Pioneer Park
8755 N. 83rd Ave, Peoria
Rio Vista Community Park
8866-A W. Thunderbird Road, Peoria
These are just a few of the splash pads in the area. There are SO many more, it's amazing. Just Google splash pads in your city and you will find one near you. If you aren't in AZ, most places have a splash pad or two. I love that these make for such easy summer fun. Plus, they are free! So go cool off and let the kids go crazy!


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Natalie Miller (left) and Melissa Brown (right) present Ben Eastes (center) with a summer Campus Kudos Award.
Benjamyn (Ben) Eastes, admissions counselor and recruiter for the Office of Recruitment at Northwestern Oklahoma State University, has been selected by the Staff Council as the recipient of the 2017 summer semester Campus Kudos Award.
Natalie Miller, assistant certification officer and Staff Council chair, and Melissa Brown, secretary of the Division of Education and Staff Council chair-elect, presented Eastes with the Campus Kudos award.
The person nominating Eastes for this award said, "As a recruiter, Ben puts in some odd hours outside of your normal 8-5 time period. With the budget cuts, recruiting is even more important than it has been in the past, and there is a lot of pressure to get students to come to school and to succeed. He also helps out with large events on campus such as Ranger Preview, PLC Interviews, Freshman Connection and Freshman Orientation. A lot of times the only familiar face an incoming freshman will have is from our recruiters, and they will go to them first if they need help. Ben is always willing to help anyone out who asks even if it doesn't necessarily fall under his job. He's always willing to listen and troubleshoot problems. Ben is a NWOSU graduate and participated on the golf team while he was going to school. He is a coworker I highly admire and respect."
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Let me be the first to tell you that science in dog training makes me sick. Every time I'm at a conference or seminar and the topic of science is brought up my attention drops like a toddler being sat at the dinner table with no intention of eating. I tune out and start thinking of the world, the things that are on my mind or the dogs that I'm training because I feel we undervalue connection in the dog training industry.
I'm known for making fun of the four quadrants. One such discussion lead me to frustrate a fellow trainer explaining to them that I'd rather have a dog with the skill set to remain around me rather than a "conditioned response to a recall". Though I could empathize with his point, it's just not the way I choose to see dogs. Maybe it has some validity, sure. I don't deny that. I also acknowledge that for a long time I looked at dogs through the filter of the four quadrants and it was exhaustively confusing.
I feel the need to clarify that though I said "science in dog training makes me sick", t's not science that I have a problem with. It's the constant reference to science within training techniques. I acknowledge that science plays a very large part in our world. Science has given us many things, but relationships is not one of them. These beings that we share our world with do not view us through the lens of science. They view us as their friends and pack members—regardless of what your definition of "pack" is.
There is an art to dog training that is being overlooked within our generation and it saddens me. That same art is the one that allows us to debate responsibly and politely, have conversations without the intent to convert someone to our views and lets us coexist with people from differing stages of life and beliefs.
I truly believe we need to start seeing our dogs as the friends we choose to invite into our world rather than the science projects they've become. Of course, there's the other end of the spectrum where instead of science projects we use our dogs to compensate for our lack of certainty and relevance in the world and they are required to bend to our will. I don't believe in this either, and of the hundreds of dog owners I've coached I can tell you that most of them don't either. If they do, that was a belief that was passed down like racism. No 5-year-old looks at their dog and thinks "I need to make sure I'm the pack leader" and no cat ever aspired to be one either.
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My goal through my whole career has been to find a way to better connect myself with the dog I'm working rather than attempting to condition a response or make the dog submit. I see a large difference between convincing a dog to do what I think is best and making him do it or conditioning him.
Some might argue that I'm anthropomorphizing (signing human characteristics to something that isn't human) the dog, to which I say, fine. But of the people I've coached that have lived with and trained dogs in the past to view them differently, almost all have seen the value in connecting with the dog rather than making or conditioning. This might be only a subtle shift in intent, but I believe it to be profound in its application when it comes to dogs.


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In this country, I can't even remember how many SPAs I have visited but I know only a few would stand out when it comes to quality and service. There's a considerably big difference between a good SPA and an extraordinary SPA. Michelle Garcia, the Director of Marketing and Communications of Marriott Manila, asked me if I wanted to try the services at Quan Spa. My immediate answer was: "When's a good date?". Let's take the SPA experience to a whole new level.
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Mandatory questions about your health.
The hallways have subdued lighting, inviting guests to a relaxing experience.
Guests can lazily lounge here after the treatment.
The Foot Massage Lounge has a nice atmosphere suitable for bonding sessions with friends. Since the core of Quan Spa is "healing through water", the spa also has a luxurious bathing suite where you can have a calming bath treatment. It even has a personal whirlpool, LCD TV and mini bar.
Quan Spa only has 6 treatment rooms. It is not a lot but I guess that's why service here seems more personalized. My massage room was spacious and it had everything I needed. There was a shower, a pair of slippers, comb, soap, underwear, bath robe etc.
I was also given a nice jewelry box for my watch.
I got the De-Stress Massage, a much-needed treatment before my residency examinations (P3450). When my therapist applied warm Moor mud to relax and soothe my back muscles, it felt like I could just drift away and forget everything. Who knew mud could do that for my body? My therapist also used the micro-emuslified Amuin Hulay, a delicate mix of lavender (my favorite) and ylang ylang, as my massage oil. It was a generous 90 minutes of pure relaxation.
After my massage, I immediately went straight to my next session--The Gentleman's Facial (P3950). This treatment was specifically designed for men. With Pevonia Botanica products, expect visibly radiant and youthful glow post-treatment.
Can you see that happy face after my luxurious massage and facial? I cant believe I was in my treatment room for almost three hours. I still had a warm cup of ginger tea before leaving the facility.
If you decide to treat yourself after a stressful day or week in Manila, make a trip to Quan Spa at the Marriott. It will be your temporary haven for wellness and rejuvenation. I know Quan Spa is (way) more expensive than most facilities in the metro but the treatments go beyond the body or the physical. The Quan Spa way becomes healing journey for the body and soul. Indulge once in a while. We only live once. You deserve it!
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Shake It Up star Bella Thorne recently sat down for a video chat with Celebuzz and answered questions from her fans.
One fan asked if she compares herself to fellow Disney stars Miley Cyrus and Hilary Duff, "Everyone compares me to Miley but I don't really know why," she added. "I'm 14-year-old girl trying to do my own thing and live my dream. I don't think I can even compare to anyone like that."
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Cool air floods the Nation.....
Satellite shows one cold front off east coast....next one over Midwest...which will work east with showers....reaching east Saturday and then offshore.
Map shows fronts for late Saturday. One exiting off the east...taking the clouds and showers with it. Showers for the southeast....thru the weekend.
Above - amounts of rain for Saturday into Sat. nite. Think this is overdone in Northeast. Amounts should be less than .25" there...elsewhere...mainly dry.
Tropical Storm Edouard was born last nite...should stay in Atlantic. Disturbance near Florida will wind up in Gulf...while system off Africa is many days away.
Left screen....Edouard......center - new disturbance.
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Like no other season, Christmas is disposed to olfactory-triggered nostalgia. In particular, the aroma of coriander, nutmeg, allspice, cloves and cinnamon, can open the floodgates to the memories of Christmases past.
Decorations like pomanders add beauty to your home during the festive season. Making them is a fun project for the whole family: children get enthusiastically involved in the hands-on creative activity.
Make a Holiday Pomander To make a holiday pomander you will need the following:
Four to six firm, thin-skinned oranges (lemons, limes and/or apples will also work)
1/2 cup (125 ml) of ground cinnamon
1/4 cup (60 ml) of ground cloves
Approximately 100 grams of whole cloves
1 Tbsp (15 ml) of ground allspice
1 Tbsp (15 ml) of ground nutmeg
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Hailing from Waco, Texas, Demetrius Davis started his musical career at 8 years old when he took to the stage singing in a school play. He knew at that very moment, that music was his passion. This part-time fitness coach and full time musician gained his phenomenal showmanship and, most importantly, vocal training from touring the U.S. singing gospel music with his talented family and time spent in valuable church vocal workshops.
Demetrius has been influenced by the timeless greats from the likes of James Brown and Frank Sinatra to Otis Redding and Michael Jackson. He was also influenced by his talented and beloved father, brother, and grandmother. He has a vast quantity of experience as a vocalist with bands: MatchMaker, Taboo, All U Need, Hotsauce, and his own project, D-Soul Davis Ft. Art Of Soul.
Some of his most well-known musical accomplishments include.. April 6th being recognized in Austin Tx, as "D-Soul Davis Day". Being an American Idol Top 100 Finalist in 2003. A 2016 SXSW artist Headliner, and an opening act for the AUMF from which he opened up for Maze. He has thrived in the industry and has had the honor of singing alongside Jamie Foxx, Paul Wall, Steve Miller, Ray Benson, Raheem DeVaughn, Gary Jenkins of "Silk", The Gatlin Brothers, Huey Lewis and The News, Tony Orlando, Alexander O'Neal, Dougie Fresh, Frankie Beverley, and the gospel legend V. Michael Mckay.
Demetrius lives to bring joy to people through the power of music. His favorite moment while performing is looking out at his audience and seeing them having a great time. He is well-versed at wedding showmanship and is continuously honored to work with amazing couples on the best days of their lives. When he's not performing, Demetrius works tirelessly towards his goals of operating his own business and becoming a motivational leader and speaker.
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Hailing from Waco, Demetrius Davis started his musical career at 8 years old when he took to the stage singing in a school play. Waco Cultural Arts Fest is thrilled to bring one of Waco's own back home to perform!
Performing the new soul classic "Don't Change Your Mind" along with new songs from The D-Soul Davis Project and some of your favorite familiar tunes from today AND yesterday LIVE!!
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Armenian Film Foundation
A non profit, educational and cultural organization dedicated to the documentation on film and video of Armenian heritage and life.
Center for Independent Documentary
Organization to assistant independent film and video makers with the production of documentaries.
Nonprofit organization offering grants, awards, and a fellowship to films from underrepresented perspectives. Mission overview, staff, information about funding and past recipients, application details, and links.
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text: [Contents] [Index] About This Document >> Installing SSH Tectia Server for IBM z/OS >> Getting Started with SSH Tectia Server for IBM z/OS >> Running the Server >> Starting sshd2 Manually under USS Running sshd2 as a Started Task Restarting sshd2 Starting ssh-certd Manually under USS Running ssh-certd as a Started Task Restarting ssh-certd Environment Variables for Server and Client Applications Setting Up a Shell User>> Running Client Programs>> Configuring the Server >> Configuring the Client >> Authentication >> Transferring Files >> Tunneling >> Troubleshooting SSH Tectia Server for IBM z/OS >> Advanced Information >> Man Pages >> Log Messages >> Starting sshd2 Manually under USS Note: If you want to run the server manually from USS, the SSHD2 user needs to have a login shell defined. Modify the ADDSSHD2 script accordingly. To start the server manually, log on to Unix System Services (USS) as the SSHD2 user. Execute the command: > /etc/ssh2/init.d/sshd2 start When the version string message appears, you may exit from the shell. The server will continue to run as a process without a controlling terminal. During the startup the server might report warnings that the server daemon cannot access the crypto hardware. Those are only warnings and the server starts without the crypto hardware mentioned in the warning messages. [Contents] [Index] [ Contact Information | Support | Feedback | SSH Home Page | SSH Products ] Copyright © 2007 SSH Communications Security Corp. This software is protected by international copyright laws. All rights reserved.Copyright Notice


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Padum to Leh via Cha Cha La, Rubrang La & The Markha Valley trek is counted as hard but yet rewarding trekking route. From Padum, the trekking trail leads to the village called Zangla which will take you to the Zanskar Valley to Cha Cha La. From Zanskar Valley you can see the super views of the mountains. To the North, you can find brown beer, bharal – wild Himalayan sheep, snow leopards. It only takes two steps to reach the Rubrang La.
Day 1 – Padum to Zangla
Day 2 – Zangla to Cha Cha La base camp
Day 3 – Cha Cha La base camp to Gorge camp via Cha Cha La
Day 4 – Gorge Camp to Tilat Sumdo
Day 5 – Tilat Sumdo to Rubrang La base camp
Day 6 – Rubrang La base camp to Markha
Day 7 – Markha to Nimaling
Day 8 – Nimaling to Chogdo via Kongmaru La
Day 9 – Chogdo to Hemi


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Kabuki Playbill (Tsuji banzuke) for Plays at the Ichimura Theater: Omegumi ni Uruo Iwafuji, Yomi to Uta Tosa-e no Irodori (Jôruri)
市村座辻番付 「恵閏初夏藤(おめぐみにうるおいわふじ)」、「浄瑠璃 四民歌土佐画彩(よみとうたとさえのいろどり)」
Edo period
1849 (Kaei 2), 4th month
Artist Unknown, Japanese, Publisher Fukuchi Mohei (Japanese)
45.5 x 35 cm (17 15/16 x 13 3/4 in.)
Accession Number
Medium or Technique
Woodblock print (sumizuri-e); ink on paper
Not On View
MFA impressions: 11.27990, 11.28301, 11.28302, 11.28303
Tsuji banzuke for the kabuki drama "Omegumi ni uruo iwafuji" and the Tokiwazu-style Jôruri piece "Yomi to uta tosa-e no irodori". These were staged at the Ichimura Theater (Edo) from the 4th day of the 4th lunar month of Kaei 2 (1849). Published by Fukuchi Mohei and Yamamoto Jûgorô.
「恵閏初夏藤」 おめぐみにうるおいわふじ
浄瑠璃: 「四民歌土佐画彩」 よみとうたとさえのいろどり
嘉永02(1849) ・04月 ・04日より
版元備考: 福地 茂兵衛、山本 重五郎
By 1911, purchased by William Sturgis Bigelow (b. 1850 - d. 1926), Boston [see note 1]; 1911, gift of Bigelow to the MFA. (Accession Date: August 3, 1911)
[1] Much of Bigelow's collection of Asian art was formed during his residence in Japan between 1882 and 1889, although he also made acquisitions in Europe and the United States. Bigelow deposited many of these objects at the MFA in 1890 before donating them to the Museum's collection at later dates.
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text: Wednesday, April 19, 2017 Thursday, April 20, 2017 | 18:15:30 Hello and welcome to VOV's Letter Box, a weekly feature dedicated to our listeners around the world. We are Ngoc Huyen and Nhat Quynh. A: First on our show today, we'd like to welcome Oyvind Vang of Norway to VOV. In his letter to VOV this week, Mr. Vang wrote: "My hobby is listening to and collecting verification from remote radio stations. I have been a DX-er since 1969, but I have not been active since 2008 until now, and your station was one of the first I tuned in to." B: Mr. Vang continued: "I found your program both informative and entertaining, and would like to hear more about daily life in your country. I especially would appreciate programs concerning tourist places and some more Vietnamese music." A: Thank you, Mr. Vang, for tuning in to our broadcasts. We'll send you a QSL card to confirm your reception for the program on March 22nd from 16:00 to 16:28 UTC on 7280 khz, as well as a frequency list and program schedule. Our English programs cover all aspects of life in Vietnam including Vietnamese land, culture, and people. Concerning tourist places in Vietnam, you can find them in our Discovery Vietnam segment. Our programs are also available on the internet at www.vovworld.vn. We hope to hear more from you. B: In an email to VOV this week, Tjang Pak Ning of Indonesia sent a reception report for the program on April 5th on the frequency of 12020 khz between 10:00 and 10:28 UTC. He wrote that he would like to know more about Vietnamese toy figurines. To He, or toy figurine, is a traditional toy that Vietnamese children are exceedingly fond of A: To He, or toy figurine, is a traditional toy that Vietnamese children are exceedingly fond of. Dating back to the 17th century, To He are made of glutinous rice powder in the form of edible figurines of animals, flowers and characters from folk tales. The craft evolved to entertain children during festivals.It was a forerunner of comic books.Craftsman plied their trade from place to place, skillfully bringing to life the colorful characters of ancient folklore. B: In the past, tò he were made and sold only on the occasion of festivals, particularly during Tet - the traditional lunar New Year festival - and the Mid-Autumn festival which are the two favorite festivals of Vietnamese children. Nowadays, the toys can be found at most festivals in Vietnam and in public places like parks or gardens. A: To create a tò he figurine, the craftsman needs a mixture of glutinous and ordinary rice powder, which is easily kneaded into different shapes and safe for children to eat, a bamboo stick to serve as a handle for the finished tò he, and fine sculpting skills. B: Seven basic colors are used: green, sea blue, red, purple, yellow, white, and black.These colors come from food dyes to ensure that any tò he can be safely swallowed by a curious child. A: In the past, tò he were steamed after being shaped, but today the figurines are made from pre-boiled paste to reduce the time required. The paste is made from glutinous and ordinary rice powders, and kneaded with fresh water before being dropped into boiling water for one hour,and finally dyed with food coloring. B: Making a tò he figurine requires patience from the craftsman and also from the child who is waiting for his toy to be made. While much has changed over time, the joy and excitement of a child remains unchanged. So we urge you to check out this ancient craft yourself. Bring your young ones and give them a taste of what toys were like in Vietnam long before today's digital toys appeared. A: Here's a letter from Richard Nowak of the US, one of our regular listeners. This week he sent us a letter with a postcard picture of Ormond Beach, where he went recently. After listening to our broadcast on March 27 using a General Electric 2215 tube radio hooked up to an indoor active loop, Richard reported a reception of all 5s.He said the reception has been rock solid lately. B: Thank you, Mr. Nowak, for your feedback on our programs and for the many beautiful stickers you have sent us. In an email to VOV on April 9th, Christer Brunstrom shared a story about a terrorist attack in Sweden on April 7th and another in Egypt two days later. He wrote: "On Friday, the Swedish capital of Stockholm suffered its second terrorist attack, leaving four dead and about 15 people hurt. In the news today we heard about two bombings at Christian churches in Egypt, killing some 30 people. Today there was a huge manifestation for peace and love in Stockholm. Many of those who spoke at the rally obviously had roots in other countries but they certainly consider Stockholm and Sweden to be their home. Sweden is an open and democratic society and that's the way we want to keep things. We refuse to be intimidated by any kind of terrorists." A: We're so sorry to hear about the terrorist attacks. We sympathize with your losses and send our condolences to the victims' families. B: This week, Stephen Hogan of Australia sent us a letter with a reception report for the program on March 16th on the frequency of 7280 khz. He wrote: "reception conditions are good at the moment, especially on the frequencies of 12020 and 7280 khz. We are well into our autumn season now and receiving good rainfalls. For days now we have received little or no sun. Temperatures are mild, in the low 20s Celsius." A: Thank you, Mr. Stephen Hogan, for giving us some information about the weather in Australia these days. In Vietnam, we are changing from Spring to Summer, so the weather is unusual at times. It has been raining for some days. It was a bit cold a few days ago, but today it's getting hotter. The temperatures range from 20 to 31 degrees Celsius. B: We'd like to acknowledge letters and emails from Mizanur Rahman of Bangladesh, Hayato Furukawa, Fumito Hokamura, Masaru Sekimoto, and Toshiya Nishimura of Japan, KP Muneer of the United Arab Emirates, Siddhartha Bhattacharjee, Ramu Karthikeyan, Bhaikan Hazarika, and Anand Mohan Bain of India, and Tim Breyel of Malaysia. We'll send you QSL cards, frequency lists, and program schedules soon. A: We welcome your feedback at: English section, VOV World Service, Voice of Vietnam, 45 Ba Trieu Street, Hanoi, Vietnam. Or you can email us at: firstname.lastname@example.com. Tune in to additional English programs on our website at vovworld.vn. Good bye. 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Martha Wainwright, "Goodnight City" (PIAS)
Martha Wainwright tests musical boundaries on "Goodnight City," and not just when she pushes her voice to the top of her range and beyond.
The album is old-school singer-songwriter fare in that it's autobiographical and confessional while addressing such topics as romance, parenthood and a mother's death.
But Wainwright's alto sends the songs into another realm. Like a roller-coaster, her theatrical delivery isn't for everyone, but it commands attention.
Wainwright is over the top on "Around the Bend"; she wails with punk abandon on "So Down"; threatens to break glass on "Before the Children Came Along"; and adopts a boozy persona on a cover of Beth Orton's "Alexandria."
The arrangements are likewise varied. There's little guitar, some piano and horns, and several tunes with keyboard programming that can be filed under EFM — electronic folk music.
Wainwright began work on the album after the death of her mother, singer-songwriter Kate McGarrigle, and much of the material is related to family. She sings about grief, and then about leaving the past behind.
Best is the final tune, "Francis," written by Wainwright's brother, Rufus, and graced with the clever wordplay characteristic of Wainwrights. Regardless of boundaries, there's always room for a well-written song.


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A couple of Sundays ago I met up with one of my 2016 senior reps Samantha. I asked her if she was available to help me out on making a video. The thought to adding video to a senior session would be amazing. This being my first time using video I asked Samantha to please be patience with me. It was a lot to pay attention especially your surrounds. What I mean I wanted the wind in the trees, the fading of walking away , and movement of clothing. These 3 ideas are all that I had planned out for this video. As we started walking the downtown area of Hertford more ideas came into play. About 20- 25 minutes into walking around. I decide to move to the boat ramp. The water and the S bridge added a lot to this video. It showed our little home town area.
In making this video I did about 30 video clips, 7-12 seconds long. In between videos clips, I would do some portrait images of Samantha. I enjoyed making this video. I loved using manual focus to blur parts of the video. Especially the leaves moving in the wind. All in all I think the video turned out pretty good being my first time. One of my next goals is to attend Anne Moshier video workshop. Ann offers a 2 day workshop on videos. I look forward to my next opportunity to work with video. Here are a few of my favorite images and the link to my video!! https://vimeo.com/153735231
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SnapSaver Free can save all the snaps you get from friends! Moreover, you can use it to send your snaps from camera and photo album!
You're with Eduardorandom! Today, I'm to extending the Snapchat library with third party apps on iOS that don't need jailbreaking. Each have some same features while others have more features that make them uniqueish. Some of the apps use a coin system which means each time a person wants to save a picture of video, it will cost money to keep using it. I'm going to talk about Snapsaver Free by Li Zheng. The icon background is yellow, red and blue with an arrow pointing down, the app is free to download with in app purchases. The app has a coin system, but it uses a one upgrade to get the rest of the features to not use the coin system. The app has the feature like other apps to save photos and videos. The features for this app are found bellow.
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After a long interstellar search, man has found a second home: New Earth. After the scientists, the governments, the military and the wealthy, the hopeless masses of Earth too want their chance at a new life on this emerging world of wonder and opportunity. 'Taking the Leap' in whatever way, lawfully or not, has become the dream of millions. In order to deal with illegal stowaways and human trafficking on a Biblical scale, specialized police cadres have been activated. In 22nd century London, this is the Inter-Planetary Migration Administration. Confrontations between IPMA units and the smuggling rings are merciless, if not most for those caught in the middle. Jacob Reiss is a conscientious but disillusioned IPMA detective, a veteran with 15 years of service...
Genre: Drama , Sci-Fi , Short | Length: 30 minutes | Land/Year: 2015
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This is an excellent, quick meal for two. Serve with steamed rice.
• 2 garlic cloves
• ¼ cup rice vinegar
• 1 tbsp granulated sugar
• 2 tbsp toasted sesame seeds
• 1 green onion
• 2 tsp sesame oil
• ¼ cup low-sodium soy sauce
• 1 zucchini, sliced diagonal
• 6 portabello mushroom slices
• ½ lb thinly sliced top sirloin
Process first seven ingredients in blender until smooth. Makes about 2/3 cup marinade.
Place zucchini, mushrooms and steak in sealable plastic bag. Pour rice vinegar mixture into bag. Marinate in fridge overnight, turning once or twice to distribute marinade.
Drain and discard marinade.
Preheat lightly sprayed electric grill to high. Cook vegetable pieces for about two minutes per side until tender-crisp. Remove to serving plate.
Cook steak pieces on grill for about 45 seconds per side until just seared but not overcooked.


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Digg.com re-launched today with a clean, new interface and the promises of greater flexibility for users and developers.
However, wiping clean the slate means just that – all of the site's content before Betaworks purchased it earlier this year is gone, a move some tech types consider the ultimate search-engine sin.
"After an intense month and a half, we managed to get the new Digg up and running on a fresh code base and infrastructure," the company says on its welcome page. "We now have a solid foundation on which to build, and we expect to build fast."
At one time, Digg was the leading social news gathering place before Facebook, Twitter and Reddit surpassed it.
Users voted for their favorite stories, and websites drank in the resulting search-engine traffic.
The Wall Street Journal appraised the site at $160 million at its peak, but Betaworks picked clean Digg's bones for $500,000 in mid-July after The Washington Post and LinkedIn feasted on the meat.
More from GlobalPost: Betaworks buys Digg assets for $500K
It reportedly rejected Google's $200-million offer in 2008; BusinessWeek proclaimed that founder Kevin Rose "leads a new brat pack of Silicone Valley entrepreneurs" in a 2006 cover story.
According to Digital Spy, Digg claims to have generated 350 million "diggs" and 40 million comments, but failed to keep pace with the upstarts.
Many cite something as simple as an unpopular redesign in 2010 with Digg's demise.
Venture Beat's Tom Cheredar said efforts to monetize left the site clumsy and "convoluted," and forced users to the competition.
While the new Digg v1 is still a work in progress, Keith Plocek at SF Weekly maintains that Betaworks eliminating Digg's back catalog of links and content is its death knell.
He said that search engines such as Google and Bing still value Digg, but with its links now gone, "publishers from the New York Times to Your College Roommate's Bacon Blog are going to feel the effect down the road in terms of search traffic."
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A Hummel Report Investigation
A leading critic of the controversial TLA Pond View recycling center in Rumford discovered her name, address, age and social security number posted on the city of East Providence's website after complaining about after-hours operation. The information was up for nearly two weeks. Was it accidental or intentional? And who was responsible? Jim Hummel confronts the city manager to try and get some answers.
For years Omega Pond was a hidden jewel, an oasis for dozens of homes along the water's edge in the Rumford section of East Providence.
That all changed in 2006 when TLA Pond View began an expanded recycling operation that has resulted in hundreds of complaints from neighbors just across the pond.
An aerial view shows just how close the commercially-zoned operation is to the residential area. Those who live there say the sound - and dust - carry clearly across the water.
Durfee: ``My windows and doors stay closed when they're fully operating.''
Jo-Ann Durfee has led the charge against Pond View - complaining to anybody who will listen, and some who won't, about noise, dust and the owners operating at all hours of the day. She's all but abandoned using the deck on her split-level house just off Roger Williams Avenue.
Durfee: ``There are times, you know, where you could hear him operating at 4:30 in the morning, sometimes later in the evening. And he has set hours, but he doesn't abide by that.'
'The company, which had been mired in controversy from the start, had zoning and court battles before going into receivership a year ago. A fresh controversy erupted when DEM gave the owners a contract to clean up their own site, with strict hours of operation.
Durfee says she heard equipment on a Sunday morning in early July.
Durfee: ``The backhoe was going, the vehicle that waters down the dust to keep it down was operating.''
She had alerted her councilman, Jim Briden, who called the police. An officer eventually arrived and spoke with Durfee, but didn't take any official statement.


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Come in! There are a few adventures I've written about, but most of the content offers classes in photography and mentoring for photographers, including photo theory, which, although a vital part in our profession, is largely an overlooked subject in all published media that profits from and feeds our gadget minded mindset today.
In writing the "Lighter Side of Photography" I mentioned that the 'magic' of photography doesn't come from gimmicks or software algorithms, it comes from our consciousness and following a zenic path to master photography. Most shooters only think about focusing the lens, but this only sharpens what is recorded. The true photographer's path is one dedicated to focusing the mind's eye to reach a visual enlightenment. This pursuit takes one from recording or showing a vision to being a visionary. Like any professional-higher artistic endeavor, it is an esoteric journey. Like reaching for the stars it never ends, but as one charts a course and advances along the way, you will make a connection between your existential mind's eye, the camera and encompassing universe.
Wow! Does this sound daunting, overwhelming, over the top, and possibly even discouraging? There's a reason I present the path in this way. Think about it: in today's world cameras are as common as phones and photo images are like drops in a pouring rain. Earlier today, I spoke with a boat worker who told me he transferred 30,000 photos taken with his digital camera, saying many are spectacular. Multiply that by 30,000 photographers I can easily find to tell me the same thing. Yes, technology has made photography so much easier today, while at the same time making so much more challenging finding and creating a unique vision. It all means that to reach a pinnacle as a photographer you need to be inspired to reach for the stars, and need a great deal of experience and skills to enable you to do so.
It's not just advances in photography challenging a unique vision. Think about it in this way with just one other example, even thirty or forty years ago the ability to travel to exotic places still had its limitations. If you were a landscape or wildlife photographer (with more technically demanding film cameras) you still had an edge on exploring and seeing places not 'trampled to death' by tourists. I remember driving through Zion National Park in Utah in 1970 and hardly a soul was around, while on this last visit in April 2015 I had to be very clever to get a clean shot without including dozens of souls in every direction. Today, planes, helicopters, drones, trains, buses, cars, horses and mules provide caravans everywhere like it's all Disney World. The bottom line is that although it's not impossible, the challenge of having a unique visual perspective is ever more demanding. How do we meet this challenge and achieve success.
How far we advance is factored by our innate talent, determination, etc., even by our delusions and luck. Professionally speaking, success may be measured by the customer base and its ability in providing a means to make a decent living. Artistically speaking, success in the more immediate form may be more a sign of able marketing skills, but with true certainty it will be measured in time. A professional photographer has to find a way to success of income as best and quickly as possible. A photographic artist has to firmly believe in their creative output without giving much thought as to if and when work will be recognized and financially rewarded. Personally, I find the real reward is an inner emancipation of one's own being, heightening one's own consciousness.
In expressing the feeling to others I liken it to the "Alien" movie as having something, in this case a creative vision churning and tormenting in your gut. There's no relief until it bursts out with creative fulfillment. Hopefully, unlike in the movie, this will not kill you, but provide a relief from anxiety and stress that at times is nearly unbearable. The Ghost of Chilmark Woods is an example photograph I've written about (http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs194/1101783386684/archive/1118984529278.html), as among many others I've created that has given me an "alien" experience.
You will find, irrespective of your aspirations in photography, whether they be in professional services or artistic – in your commitment, efforts and sacrifices over time will have you experiencing the 'magic' of photography. How? I have found this magic enters my photographic experiences in two special ways. I will present them by examples, so you can relate to this mentoring session and look for and find it on your own Zen path.
One form of magic you will encounter in your journey to mastering photography (emphasizing it will require your complete dedication and devotion) is what I can best describe as a transcendent intervention. At times, it's as Ansel Adams said "sometimes I do get to places just when God's ready to have somebody click the shutter": Otherwise you've paid your dues and have taken yourself on countless photo safari's looking for the exceptional visual subjects to capture, when one day not only do you find that subject, in taking it you also see you are getting an extra visual bonus. Here are three examples:
The photo on the left is called "Tango" and was taking while walking through Buenos Aires, Argentina. I was attracted by the dancers, the colors on the door, and the jagged shadows, which conflict with the dance of love. The transcendent intervention is the couple on the left, she in tears while he has his lustful glance towards the female dancing.
The center photograph "going fishing" was taken on a photo safari. I was simply desperate in finding something of interest to shoot. There was a beautiful sunset starting to develop where a wooden bridge spanned over a marshy landscape. This in itself was pretty, but it was missing some key ingredient. I didn't even take a shot and decided to call it a night. I crossed the bridge to go back to the parking area, when I noticed two fishermen getting their gear out of a truck. I knew they were destined to cross the bridge to the ocean…and would be another transcendent intervention! I quickly moved to a swampy patch allowing me to capture the men crossing the bridge with the sunset behind them and got my shot.
The photograph on the right "wildflowers" was captured while walking through the woods and coming to a field made up mostly of magenta wild flowers surrounding one yellow flower. As you can see, the whole scene was a nice play on primary-secondary colors. The sky blue and forest green represent primary colors of light, and only the primary red is missing. There's one yellow flower and many magenta flowers representing secondary colors. Red is indirectly represented by magenta that is a mix of blue and red. The secondary color cyan is also indirectly represented by the interspersed purplish flowers, which is achieved by mixing magenta with cyan.
Another form of photo magic, one that in my opinion is creatively more powerful and Zen like, is pre-visualization. It is the ability to have the intended outcome of a photograph clearly visible in your mind before it is taken. This ability, this skill for a commercial, event or art photographer or for any visual artist (sculpture, painter, compographer, which is my term for computer artist) is invaluable, and I'm hardly the first to make note of its importance in making the best photographs.
The most basic level of pre-visualizing is composition. This is often applied immediately prior to making an exposure, but it can also be planned well in advance. If, for instance, you are a journalist photographer covering political unrest, and club carrying protestors are approaching a city square surrounded with billboard advertisements for soft drinks, cars, and 'peace on earth', which one would you pre-visualize as the best background for your composition? An experienced professional photographer sees into the future.
Although some master photographers may be soothsayers, saying that they see into the future is not meant to be correlation to predicting it, but they are clever and learned enough to develop the skills of knowing what makes a better photograph before taking it. If you missed the point, seeing into the future is something clever people can learn. Photographers demonstrate these skills in the way they creatively play their instrument (camera, optics and the use of light) and in knowing what content will visually optimize a subject. Perhaps other elements of a scene to be photographed, including shapes, forms, shades and other attributes of visual literacy will enhance their interpretation. This goes to achieving the message you would like to express, and it all begins with pre-visualization.
All advertising photography is created the same way, starting with a pre-visualization to promoting a product or service, which is then staged and photographed. Movies in a similar way are storyboarded, staged and filmed. Master painters and sculptors often sketch out their mind's vision before applying paint to canvas or chisel to stone. All of my photographic artwork shown at https://jamesschotgallerystudio.com/gallery/james-schot/ is pre-visualized and staged in a variety of ways to closely match my vision.
I have not excluded my 'selected sceneries' from this approach, only in this case we are dealing with capturing 'the moment' and the staging is set by familiarity, learning, and experience about weather, animal behavior (for wildlife photographers), or other natural factors that are accompanied by a heavenly hand. By that 'hand', I mean you can visualize what would transform photograph from good to exceptional "if only". There are times when I feel all the years of dedication and devotion to my profession is rewarded with that helping heavenly hand coming into my vision as if to say "if only for you."
In closing is this amazing scene of nature called the "Illumination of Oak Bluffs." I've posted a more complete story of this photograph on my blog.
Footnote: Throughout the mentoring series distinctions in the visual arts, especially between photography and compography (computer art) have been noted. Here let me point out that a compographic misstep in making an image means deleting a layer and the time to replace it. If a sculpture mishits their chisel it may be time for a new stone. In general, any significant error of a sculptor, painter, movie maker, or photographer cannot be so inexpensively and easily dismissed. For a photographer shooting "the moment" it will mean a missed opportunity often never to be there again.


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NECCD @ MPCC is April 11th, 2018!
In the meantime, check out this listing of stations which were available at past NECCD events at MPCC!
Vroom, Vroom
The world is moved by the diesel engine, and this is your chance to get your hands on the technology it takes to keep it going strong! Get a grip on this complex and vital career by registering for this station today! To learn more about the program at MPCC that will train you in this important and rewarding field, click here!
"She Thinks My Tractor's …."
It's true…there are few sights more sweet than 300 horsepower getting down and dirty to get the job done. And in this station you can check out some good lookin' John Deere construction equipment as it hits the work site hard and gets the job done! To check out a program at MPCC that can fire up your career as a highly demanded heavy equipment operator, click here!
Home Design
It's a dream many have but few are equipped to realize: to design and build your own home. In this station, learn first hand how to design your very own dream home! To check out a program at MPCC which can help you draw up plans for a successful career involving home design, click here!
You Want a Roof Over Your Head?
You will be hard pressed to find in the world of construction any piece more valuable than a well constructed roof. In this station you can learn first hand how to construct the all important truss: a piece which forms the backbone of a roof! To check out a program at MPCC that can help elevate a future career in this very in demand field, click here!
Control Circuit Construction
The importance of electricians can not be overstated, and in this station you can see first hand what it takes to perform in this vital field. At this station, you can become acquainted with the critical control circuits that help harness the electron and power our lives! To check out a program at MPCC that can lay the conduit to a career that can wire up your future, click here!
Wiring a Switch
One of the very first steps of an electrician's education is the wiring of a basic switch, and in this station you can get hands on in this field and close the circuit with your own two hands! Check out a program at MPCC that can help you power up a career in this high demand field by clicking here!
Think it's warm in here?
It takes a special kind of person to keep their cool and get the job done when all the cooling or heating has been knocked off line. In this station you can see first hand what it takes to fill the boots of these technicians. This station will give you a up close look into how a heat pump operates to pull heat out of the cold winter air and to pull heat out of your home in the summer! To check out a program at MPCC that will pump up your intro into this in demand career, click here!
Take a Ride on the Wild Side
This is the station on the train to the crazy town that is the world of excavators and articulated loaders! Get your hands on simulated training to operate the awesome workhorses of the work site! To check out a program at MPCC that will help load up a career in the highly demanded field of heavy equipment operation, click here!
The incredibly complex machines of today require highly crafted and carefully constructed components, and to produce those parts it requires a specialist with a refined set of skills and knowledge equal to that difficult task. In this station, observe first-hand the tools and technology that produce these precise pieces and get a feel for the craft of the highly desired precision machinist! To check out a program available at MPCC to help you craft a successful career, click here!
The walls are going up!
The frame is the most basic structure of a home, so it's essential that frames are well made and constructed with care. At this station, you will discover hands-on how to make a residential house frame and begin your journey of construction craftsmen excellence! To check out a program at MPCC to frame up a successful career in this field, click here!
It's raining outside, but dry in here!
There are few elements more important to the longevity of a structure than a well constructed roof. Select this station to check out the skills and craftsmanship that go into building that which literally shelters us from the storm! Check out this program at MPCC to get a start building a shelter over your future in this high demand career by clicking here!
Places to put your stuff!
The craftsmanship and care that go into a well constructed set of cabinets yields years of value, utility, and beauty. At this station you can observe first hand the basics to learning the craft of cabinet making! To check out a program at MPCC that can give you space to store a rewarding and challenging career, click here!
For the Concrete Thinkers
It is the foundation to the roads we drive on, the houses we live in, and the world as a whole. The importance of concrete and excellence in concrete craftsmanship goes nearly without saying. In this station you can get a feel for what it takes to build first hand with concrete! To check out a program at MPCC that can lay a foundation for a career in this highly valuable field, click here!
Excavator "Hoops"
Climb into the cab of the versatile mini-excavator and put your heavy equipment operation skills to the test! In this station you'll use this piece of equipment to literally shoot hoops with a basketball! Do you have what it takes to control this magnificent machine with skill and accuracy? To learn about a program at MPCC that can help you dig up a successful construction career, click here!
Skid-loader Sandbox
It's fun in the sandbox, Construction Career Days style! Get behind the controls of this powerful machine and discover how fun and easy it is to learn to run the very necessary piece of equipment! It's the type of experience you'll only find at Construction Career Days! To check out a program at MPCC that can help you load up your successful career, click here!
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No one wants to watch a blowout. Game 7 between the Penguins and Senators is on. Impractical Jokers reruns are always on. Anything would be better then watching another blowout.
But Thursday nights blowout, game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals, was everything I wanted to see from the Cleveland Cavaliers. It's a blowout I thought needed to happen.
The Golden St Warriors are 12-0 and sitting at home waiting for the third round of this NBA Finals Trilogy. The Cavs are 12-1 after a game 3 slip up at home against a Boston Celtics team that was playing there first game without their team MVP Isaiah Thomas. A flat start to game 4 had many, including myself, wondering if something was off with The King and the Cavs. It wasn't. Our expectations are high. We watched dominance through 10 games in the East and 12 games in the West. We didn't want close calls or a close series. We knew were this was going. We knew we would be here.
Kevin Love and Tristan Thompson were great against Boston and that should very much have been expected with the Celtics weak front court. Love has averaged 17 and 10, both career highs.
So far this playoffs, the Cleveland Cavaliers have averaged 116 points per game.
The last champagne bottle hadn't been popped last year before the Cavs and Warriors were picked by odds makers to return for a third straight match up with the Warriors pegged as the early favorites. That was before they signed Kevin Durant.
So far this playoffs, the Golden State Warriors have averaged 118 points per game.
The collision course was apparent all year. We're finally here. Sort of…
The Finals don't start until June 1st.
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- Ashleigh PearsonVisitor Services Host
04 913 2740
When she's not at Capital E, Ashleigh can usually be found hibernating under a pile of blankets with Netflix, or looking for cool socks to buy. Some of her favourite activities are going to the supermarket, kickboxing, and coming up with wacky film ideas.
Ashleigh is a free-range, organic, locally grown Welllingtonian, and is currently studying at Massey University.
When she's finished university Ashleigh plans to make films, have lots of dogs, and be rich.
- Hana MakinRelationship Development Coordinator
04 913 9044
Hana moved to NZ in 2016 from Yorkshire, UK and is still struggling to get her head around Christmas in summer and a mid-year winter! She loves travelling and eating, having been to amazing foodie spots in India, Morocco, Malaysia and Thailand with so many more on her bucket list! Hana trained in archaeology and has worked in the UK with children's archaeology groups. She loves working with and being inspired by kids, so it's great Hana can hang out with children and their parents here at Capital E.
- Melissa ConwayHead of Programming & Partnerships
04 913 3730
Mel leads the Live performance, Digital and Public Programming teams through the design, development and delivery of all our creative content and experiences for children and young people. Mel's background is in education and moving image production – she has taught in schools in both Auckland and Wellington and has worked in a wide range of roles in the film and television industry, her most recent role previous was Creative Technology Manager for Capital E.
- Kit BenhamDigital Assistant
04 894 7411
Kit is a Capital E Digital tutor who works hosting students in Capital E's OnTV Studio, MediaLab digital suite and around the Capital through our mobile programmes. A self-professed technophile and with a background in computing and film & television, Kit also works as technician for the OnTV Studio. Outside of class contact, Kit works with the Digital team on programme development, liaising with teachers and is responsible for the media creation and editing requirements of the OnTV Studio and mobile programmes.
- Fiona TuckerOffice & Visitor Services Manager
04 913 3746
Fiona looks after all the customer service staff you may meet when you book in at Capital E or when you come to a show, event or the festival. You might see Fiona around helping out at some of our different events, and often she's the one on the end of the phone when you make a booking.
- Marianne TaylorCreative Producer - Live
04 913 3729
Marianne has worked in the performing arts sector in New Zealand, Australia and Canada as Producer, General Manager, Arts Funding Officer, Production/Tour Manager, Stage Manager and Lighting Designer for the past 25 years. Her qualifications include Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, Professional Certification from the Project Management Institute, Graduate of the Banff Centre for the Arts in Lighting Design, and Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and Film. Marianne has recently returned home to Wellington with her family from Tasmania, Australia and is thrilled to be back in a city where she can feel the wind in her hair and live in a city full of action!
- Sarah RusholmeDirector of Children & Young People- Experience Wellington
04 815 8306
Sarah is Experience Wellington's Director: Children & Young People. Based at Capital E, it's her job to make sure that the youngest members of our audience feel welcomed, included and important whenever they encounter us. Sarah is the wrangler of a family of boys and dogs, a fencing fanatic and generally haphazard ukulele player.
She loves, loves, loves the capital.
- Joe NewmanProduction Technician - Live
04 894 7418
Since moving to New Zealand from England, Joe has worked with Capital E around the country on all things backstage. Now, as Production Technician, he is responsible for managing equipment and technicians on both local shows and national tours, making sure there are enough plugs and things to be plugged in.
- Loren KennedyMediaLab Coordinator
Originally a Dunedinite, Loren worked in film and television in Auckland and then became a primary school teacher in Wellington. She then decided to combine all her talents at Capital E and help children discover their inner digital wizard. Her hobbies include watching horror movies, doing SFX zombie make-up on children, working on interminable, intricate embroidery and tapestry pieces and visiting NYC every 2 years or so.
- Ruby Armstrong-KooyFundraising Coordinator
04 894 7417
Ruby is a small ground-dwelling mammal frequently sighted on the wild south coast of Wellington. When she's not coordinating fundraising at Capital E, she can be found running up hills and learning how to make beautiful things out of whatever materials she has at hand.
- Amy ChurchPublic Programmes Coordinator
04 913 3741
Amy is Capital E's Public Programmes Coordinator. When she finished high school she moved down to Wellington from Hamilton with a big group of friends and was drawn to the vibe and diversity that the city has to offer. She's always painted, drawn and done crafts and has been set on making a career of it, though that hasn't always been easy. Amy has worked in many different creative fields; painting small artworks to murals, making designer rock candy, painting sets and making props, creating concept drawings and designing playgrounds both in New Zealand and Africa.
- Meredith ElleyHead of Business & Development
04 913 3723
Meredith leads the development and delivery of the strategic business plan that maximises revenue generation, service quality and operational efficiency. She has a strong background in business development and opportunity identification having developed many growth strategies across a variety of sectors including economic development, not-for-profit, tourism, wine, retail and export. She also has strong operational experience having managed the Townsville Hospital Foundation and Sealink Queensland's terminal operations.
Meredith is proud to call Wellington home and lives with her partner and two boys in the northern suburbs.
- Kristen RoweOnTV Coodinator
04 913 3734
Kristen is the OnTV Co-ordinator within the Capital E digital team. She is a born and bred Wellingtonian, who has spent over 12 years working in the local film and television industry. She's an organisational whizz who has worked on a unique mix of productions over the years that have involved children, helicopters, explosions, dragons, puppets, seaghosts, hobbits, celebrities, and beyond! Kristen loves hanging out with young people – hearing their insights and creative ideas, and seeing them grow through stepping out and taking on new challenges. At Capital E, you'll find her teaching groups of children behind-the-scenes and front-of-camera roles amongst the organised chaos that evolves into recording 'live' studio shows!
- Peter GrahamCreative Producer - Digital
04 913 3732
Peter is the Creative Producer for Capital E – Digital. Not only is Peter a great advocate for children and technology, but he's also super talented in the OnTV Studio. You can find him writing and developing programmes for schools about zombies, aliens, people who knit graffiti, the general news and weather – as well as editing and preparing the scripts students create themselves – then we make a show! Out in the community, he runs around with mobile technology and avoids the rain.
- Cara Louise WaretiniVisitor Services Host
04 913 3740
Cara Louise works part time in the public space as the Visitors Services Host. During the rest of her week, you could find her doing any number of her other jobs as a Costumier, Costume Designer or Producer for film and theatre. In her spare time, she loves to hang out with her family drinking tea and playing board games.
- Delyse DiackMarketing and Communications Manager
04 913 3724
Delyse joins the Capital E team from Auckland, heading to the coolest little capital in the world for family, culture, and adventure. Delyse has marketing and communications experience in not-for-profit organisations and is passionate about sharing the message and knowledge of the cause. In her spare time, Delyse can be found with a good book, a crochet hook, and a cup of tea.
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