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Tara Mackey in Sunburst II, 2012
Tara in Sunburst, 2012
Shout out from Izzy! Doing what we do best!
she carried a gun in her lunch box, and skipped class to smoke cigarettes in the girl's bathroom. blonde little runaway. now she's pointing the gun to her dearest friend. bad, little lolita in the hood. go home and get along little girl.
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Chris Irving has a great profile of the legendary MAD and HUMBUG cartoonist Al Jaffee up at the Graphic NYC site.
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Now available for preview and pre-order: the new, first-ever hardcover edition of Paul Hornschemeier's acclaimed graphic novel debut Mother, Come Home. Praised by everyone from Will Eisner to Entertainment Weekly when it was first released, this book has been out of print for quite some time. Mother, Come Home is scheduled to be in stock in late February and in stores approximately 4 weeks later.
View a photo and video slideshow preview above (click here if it is not visible, and/or to view it larger in a new window), and visit the product details page for a downloadable 14-page PDF excerpt and bonus desktop wallpaper downloads!
Now available for preview and pre-order: Ho! The Morally Questionable Cartoons of Ivan Brunetti. Compiling the panels that put the "gag" in "gag strip" from past volumes Hee! and Haw!, plus a smattering of new material, Ho! is discreetly presented in an uninviting, funereal package of unglamorous black and white. Ho! is scheduled to be in stock in late February and in stores approximately 4 weeks later.
View a photo and video slideshow preview above (click here if it is not visible, and/or to view it larger in a new window), and visit the product details page for a downloadable 10-page PDF excerpt and bonus desktop wallpaper downloads!
Scheduled to arrive at your local comic shop this week: Castle Waiting Vol. II #14 by Linda Medley. As previously noted, Castle Waiting comics arrive in comic shops before we have the issues available here on the website, so hit your area brick-n-mortar if you want the issue now! Here's a first look at the cover:
(A small meta note: from now on we'll only be posting New Comics Day updates on weeks when we actually have new titles shipping to comic shops. No update means nothing new from us that week.)
• List: Rina Ayuyang posts her Best of the Year comics list, with Ganges #2 by Kevin Huizenga and Abandoned Cars by Tim Lane on it
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• Blurb: Precocious Curmudgeon looks at this week's new comics, recommends Castle Waiting Vol. II #14 by Linda Medley (which will be in stores before we have it for sale here)
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From photographer Jennifer Juniper Stratford, behind the scenes at Esther Pearl Watson's Unlovable video shoot, starring Leslie Hall!
Looking for a perfect Valentine's gift for that special someone? Or just want to catch up on your reading during dreary winter weather? You're in luck!
Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery in Seattle is mounting a special sale of lovely comix and graphic novels this Thursday through Saturday, February 12, 13 and 14. Hundreds of new and slightly damaged books are reduced from 20% to 50%.
While bargain hunting, you can view our delightful new exhibition, UNLOVABLE by Esther Pearl Watson, and check out new offerings by some of your favorite Fantagraphics artists. And don't miss the festive Georgetown Second Saturday Art Attack this Saturday from 6:00 to 9:00 PM, featuring lively visual and performing arts presentations at dozens of locations throughout the enchanting neighborhood – a romantic destination for Valentine's Day revelry. For more information visit: www.georgetownartattack.com.
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Mpaa Criticizes New York Permit Fee
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The Motion Picture Association of America is balking at new permit fees being charged by some government-owned buildings in New York City to film and TV companies for location shooting. Particularly affected are the the city's courthouses, used in numerous movies and TV shows, including NBC's Law & Order. As reported by today's (Monday) New York Times , city officials maintain that the $3,200 charge is justified by the costs of processing the permits and providing staff to the production. However, MPAA exec Vans Stevenson told the newspaper, "Our concern is that this could start a domino effect among other city agencies, which could make filming in New York cost-prohibitive. ... What's to stop the parks and sanitation departments or police stations or hospitals from instituting similar fees? We are living in a time when production costs and budgets are very tight, and these kinds of charges can make a difference in terms of the decision process [to film in New York]." John Johnston, executive director of the New York Production Alliance, said that the fee is likely to pose a serious obstacle for independent film producers trying to film in New York on a shoestring budget. "This is a highly mobile industry," he told the Times, "and history has shown that when it's more advantageous to move to adjacent states, that's what happens."


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Retrofit Home
This cavernous converted auto garage is filled with affordable modern home furnishings, plus lighting, local art, candles, and books.
From Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood store listing.
Maison Luxe
This home furnishings shop takes knickknacks up a notch with pretty pillows, candleholders, starburst mirrors, and seaside-inspired accents.
From Seattle's Downtown neighborhood store listing.
Watson Kennedy Fine Living
The ambiance is purely Parisian here in this charming shop sequestered in a Pike Place Market courtyard. Find a plethora of bath and body care, Votivo candles, French linens, vintage items gleaned from Paris flea markets, and other little luxuries.
From Seattle's Downtown neighborhood store listing.
Bitters Co.
Sisters Katie and Amy Carson travel the world to scour for great finds, many made from recycled materials.
From Seattle's Fremont neighborhood store listing.
Burnt Sugar
This shop is quintessential Fremont—artsy and quirky. It's an accessories haven, with shoes from Giraudon, Biviel, Audley, Espace, and Campers, as well as Haviana flip-flops, and handbags from Cynthia Rowley, Trina Turk, Latico, Hobo, Angela Adams, and Robert Heros.
From Seattle's Fremont neighborhood store listing.
This European-style beauty and gift boutique carries beauty lines and gifts we love: Santa Maria Novella soaps, Fresh and T. LeClerc cosmetics, L'Artisan Parfumeur perfume, Diptyque candles, and satiny Loungerie pajamas.
From Seattle's Fremont neighborhood store listing.
Airy and modern, this boutique boasts stylish clothing and housewares that spare the environment, with a stock from designers who use organic cottons and sustainable practices.
From Seattle's Madrona neighborhood store listing.
Click! Design That Fits
We count on this sunny little shop for great gifts and modern home accents.
From Seattle's West Seattle neighborhood store listing.
Moxie Papergoods & Gifts
Write it and wrap it up stylishly here.
From Seattle's West Seattle neighborhood store listing.
Lucca Great Finds
This gift shop is notable for its old-world Euro-style interior and great finds such as exotic framed insects, Mariage Freres teas, notecards, Maruca handbags, luxe candles, and jewelry by River Song.
From Seattle's Ballard neighborhood store listing.
Polite Society
Everything in this boutique has been hand-selected by owner Eric Akines, who travels the world to find fashion-forward clothes and accessories from small, independent designers.
From Seattle's Belltown neighborhood store listing.
You'll find a little of everything in this lifestyle store, including simple but beautiful recycled wood furniture, Mud Australia tabletop, Anne Black porcelain and housewares, Mandarina Duck handbags, contemporary jewelry from Adina, local Jill Renae sterling silver jewelry, and the shop's signature urchinlike bleached coconut shell lighting.
From Seattle's Belltown neighborhood store listing.
Velocity Art and Design
Stocked with modern home furnishings and accessories, this shop offers Atlantico Furniture, Roost accessories, Modernica furniture and lighting, original artwork, Dwell bedding, and Chilewich rugs and tabletop items.
From Seattle's Belltown neighborhood store listing.
Shine Collective
It's always quirky and always good at this adorable boutique, which stocks Fred Flare felt-dot garlands along with studded nylon duffel bags by Gnipoos and Pamela Barsky vintage-scarf-covered journals.
From Baltimore's store listing.
This elegant Dupont boutique carries a global mix of decor and fashion accessories, including one-of-a-kind ceramic vases from Africa, handcrafted Argentinean leather goods, and Peruvian cotton robes.
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Planning For Black Friday And All Your Holiday Season Shopping Trips
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Congratulations Catherine!
Monday, October 6, 2014
Catherine - 2015 Senior {Tampa Bay Photographer}
During my last visit to Tampa, I had the great fortune to photograph Catherine's senior photos. It was a session that almost didn't take place. Forecasts were for rain, but we kept our fingers crossed and thankfully held off long enough for us to get in about 30 minutes. Catherine rocked the limited session and we ended up getting some really great shots. BTW - those are her eyes! Not photoshop - it's all mom and dad's work!
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Alex - Senior 2015 - Tampa Bay Photographer
Meet Alex! She is a senior this year and I had the pleasure of taking her senior pictures during my last trip to Tampa. She is as beautiful inside as she is out! We headed out early in the morning to John Chestnut Park. Loved the beautiful dock there on Lake Tarpon!
Best wishes for your senior year Alex!
Best wishes for your senior year Alex!
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The capital of Pakistan, a modern planned city in the north of the country; population 673,800 (est. 2009). It replaced Rawalpindi as the capital in 1967.
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Retirees today leave behind a historians' treasure trove of documentationtags: history, research, retirees, documentation, archives
NO one will confuse typical retirees today with the Emperor Augustus, who constructed a huge mausoleum to celebrate his life for eternity. And yet they belong to the first generation of elders within easy grasp of something once so rare and valuable that relatively few historic figures could enjoy it until now: virtual immortality.
Where their grandparents may have left behind a few grainy photos, a death certificate or a record from Ellis Island, retirees today have the ability to leave a cradle-to-grave record of their lives. Their descendants will be able to witness births and first steps, Pee Wee football games and grade school dance recitals, high school graduations, wedding ceremonies, first homes, vacations and family reunions. They will also be able to read their opinions on politics and religion, know that they loved the music of Junior Kimbrough, the films of Billy Wilder, the New York Yankees and mint chocolate chip ice cream.
Ancestors from the distant past are, at best, names in the family Bible. Fifty, 100, even 500 years hence people will be able to see how their forebears looked and moved, hear them speak, learn about their aspirations and achievements and that sizzling ski trip to Vermont....
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Sing it loud, write it down, design a comic book, and build a set! Campers will discover works of art that tell stories from all around the world. They will explore the elements of stories and share their own tales during an interactive exhibition!
Summer Art Camp at the Walters offers kids entering 1st-5th grades a unique and fun-filled summer experience! Join us as we explore art techniques and cultural themes through gallery visits, in-depth art projects and collaborative theater activities. We'll celebrate at the end of each week with camper art exhibitions and presentations. Choose from five weekly sessions (camps are sold by week) and morning or full day class options. All camps are taught by professional artists and museum educators.
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Date: 10/22/14
Time: 04:30 PM - 07:00 PM
In the second workshop of this four-part series, join Walters conservators, scientists and educators to learn about the many connections between science and art. This session will focus on objects from the ancient collection.
Collecting Histories and Collecting Mysteries: Great Art Collectors of America's Gilded Age
Date: 10/23/14
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Inge Reist will bring alive the personalities of Gilded Age collectors as they formed some of America's most dazzling and admired collections. Her talk will also explore their motivations and methods of acquisition, as well as their philanthropic legacies. Reist is Director of the Center for the History of Collecting at the Frick Collection and Frick Art Reference Library.
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Members have the exclusive opportunity to enjoy a sneak peek at "From Rye to Raphael: The Walters Story". This reinstallation of the permanent collection explores the lives, times, tastes, and legacy of William Walters and his son Henry Walters, whose private passion for art grew into a public mission to bring art to the people of Baltimore.
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Who will be relegated from the Premier League in 2014-15?
Who will be relegated from the Premier League in 2014-15?
Latest Premier League Relegation Betting Tips (22nd October 2014)
- Sunderland to be relegated at 3/1 with Ladbrokes – huge £100 free bet. We tipped them a while ago at 9/2 and after the way they capitulated in the 8-0 drubbing we're more than happy!
- Leicester to be relegated at 5/1 with BetVictor – £25 free bet for new customers. They may have beat Man United but they lack the ability and class to stay up in the long run.
Cardiff, Fulham and Norwich were the three unlucky (or just downright poor) teams who found themselves mixing it with the likes of Huddersfield and Brentford in the Championship instead of Arsenal and Manchester City in the Premier League after being relegated last season. But, as they say, the league table doesn't lie, and – unfortunately for fans of the aforementioned three – the truth is these sides were pretty darn bad all season in 2013-14. They each had ample opportunities to escape the drop, but clearly changing your manager (twice in Fulham's case!) mid-season is not always the answer to a side's woes (though, to be fair, it worked a treat for Crystal Palace!).
All eyes are now firmly fixed on the 2014-15 relegation battle… but don't forget to check out the latest Premier League Betting Offers if you fancy a flutter on the best league in the world and want to get your hands on enhanced odds, bonuses or promotions to help stack the odds in your favour! Remember, whatever you are betting on, be sure to make use of one (or more) of our many FREE BETS with the most trusted bookies in the business.
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Who Will Be Relegated This Season?
The Premier League is clearly a marathon rather than a sprint, but it pays to get off to a good start and – for those most in danger of the drop – to get that crucial first win under your belt. The relegation betting odds will be yo-yoing all over the place as the 2014-15 season progresses, but we'll be updating this article and adding tips regularly to keep on top of things and, crucially, to look for the best value betting options for the Premier League relegation market.
As things stand we think Sunderland look good value for the drop. They may have posted their first win last time out (3-1 at home over Stoke) but that has served only to paper over the cracks and the odds for them to go down have been boosted as a result to the point at which we think they are excellent value.
West Brom are another side who have put in a couple of good performances but who we think will struggle over the course of the season. They were inconsistent last season and have failed to strengthen sufficiently during the summer. They have an inexperienced manager in Alan Irvine and no longer have the consistent goal threat that is necessary at this level. They finished in 17th position in the table, just three points above the relegation zone, but they drew more matches (15) than any side in the division and if luck doesn't run their way we feel they will be in big trouble and we'd be surprised if Irvine lasts until Christmas in the job. They might have posted back to back wins in September, but we think they are still worth backing for the drop at nicely inflated odds.
Burnley also look destined for the drop, even at this early stage. While they battled to a creditable home point against struggling Manchester United at the end of August, the lack of real goal threat the Clarets pose will cost them dear, as exhibited when they got pasted 4-0 at West Brom. They might have signed George Boyd from Hull, but he's hardly Lionel Messi, and with just one goal from their six games so far, we think they are a decent shout to finish bottom of the pile at odds that are sure to tumble if they don't get wins on the board soon.
Crystal Palace have once again been tipped by many as prime relegation contenders but we feel the appointment of Neil Warnock as their boss might be enough to galvanise the side to repeat their fine form of last season. While Leicester have performed well in the face of a very tough start to earn points against Everton and Arsenal and a good win over Man United and they should have enough to avoid the drop.
Newcastle, meanwhile, remain winless and in big trouble and look another side worth backing to be playing in the Championship next season. Alan Pardew is hanging around for the moment, but the longer he is in the job, the worse the side will do in our opinion and with Spurs and Liverpool coming up in the coming weeks, now could be the time to pile in for them to go down.
Will the Newly Promoted Sides be Going Straight Back Down in 2015?
The three promoted sides usually feature heavily in the relegation betting but in recent seasons the new sides have fared pretty well. In the 2012-13 season both Southampton and West Ham survived and did so with relative ease, whilst the season before that the trend was well and truly bucked, as for the first time in 10 years all three sides (Swansea, Norwich and QPR) stayed up. The 2013-14 season, meanwhile, saw two of the three promoted sides (Hull and Crystal Palace) once again avoid the drop, Steve Bruce and Tony Pulis doing extremely good jobs on limited resources. So does that mean Leicester, Burnley and QPR can breathe a sigh of relief?
Well, not quite. Probability dictates that at least one newly promoted side will be relegated each season though all three haven't gone straight back down since 1997-98. That year Crystal Palace were one of the unlucky trio, along with Barnsley and Bolton, but though the Eagles were favourites to finish bottom for much of the 2013-14 season (and were priced at 5/2 to do so at the start of the season but went as short as 1/20 at one point) Pulis pulled the right strongs to keep them in the top flight. Let's wait and see how the three newly promoted sides will fair in the 2014-15 season, but our first inclination is that Burnley will be the ones who will struggle most.
They were defensively superb last season in the Championship, but the Premier League is a different kettle of fish and with a lack of top class attackers we feel they will find it very difficult to beat sides in this division. They are sure to battle to a number of admirable draws, but overall we think they will be heading straight back down. Leicester and QPR should fare a little better, but let's reassess after a few games.
Who Were Favourites to be Relegated at the Start of 2014-15?
Prior to the start of the 2014-15 Premier League season, the relegation odds were priced like this:
Burnley – 8/13 with Ladbrokes
QPR – 2/1 with Sky Bet West Brom and Leicester – 13/5 with Coral
Crystal Palace – 11/4 with BetVictor
Aston Villa – 3/1 with Betfred
Hull City – 7/2 with Bet365
Swansea – 5/1 with Stan James
Sunderland – 5/1 with Sky Bet
West Ham – 11/2 with Sky Bet
Southampton – 11/2 with Coral
Newcastle – 10/1 with Sky Bet
Stoke – 10/1 with Bet365
Everton – 200/1 with BetVictor
Tottenham – 500/1 with Bet365
Man United – 1000/1 with Sky Bet
Arsenal – 1000/1 with Bet365
Liverpool – 1500/1 with Ladbrokes
Chelsea and Man City – 2500/1 with BetVictor
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Coral go 7/4 on QPR, but we think Harry will avoid the drop, though West Brom look a nice price at 7/4 with BetVictor to go down.Championship title winners Leicester are next in line at 7/2 with BetVictor, while last year's FA Cup finalists Hull are out at 9/2 with Coral,who offer a nice £20 free bet when you join them and bet just a fiver.
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However in 2009/10 the bottom three clubs had 19 (Portsmouth suffered a points deduction), 30 and 30 points respectively: so just 31 would have been enough to ensure safety. Since 1998/99 (15 complete seasons) 36 points would have been enough on 7 occasions and 37 on five occasions (including last season). In 2010-2011 40 points was the required amount to stay safe, with Wolves pipping Blackpool and Birmingham who both won 39 points and still went down. However, past history shows us that in most seasons considerably fewer points than 40 are required. Despite this I expect the 40 point "myth" to live on and many managers in the upcoming season to focus on that target.
Having said that, on occasions even 40 isn't enough, of course: 2002/03 was a freak year, with West Ham right to consider themselves unlucky to go down with 42 points. That year the two bottom clubs secured just 26 and 19 points (West Brom and Sunderland) and the title was won with a relatively low total. Furthermore there was a close concentration in mid-table with the points very evenly distributed. This season we think a very low points total could be enough to stay up because the top sides once again look like being stronger than ever.
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The wrong amount prepaid was applied to my final bill resulting in me being overcharged.
Moved from Ohio to Florida. The A/C did not work and heat continuously came through the vent onto the floor. The steering alignment was off and it pulled to the right the entire trip. The heat made the trip miserable. This truck would be better suited for short in town trips, not a long trip from Ohio to Florida. We have to rent a truck two more times within the next year and with this experience, it won't be with U-Haul.
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My son and I had to travel over 2000 miles in 48hrs on practically no sleep. By the time I got to the point of returning rental I was exhausted. The crew in middletown were super. One of the guys even took off the hitch for me so I could return my car rental. Thanks guys!
Was charges for going 26 miles and only went 4. Store employee said he called to credit my account but didn't like that I was mad about being charged for bogus miles & said because my attitude he was gonna charge me and next time read my contract. (I put $10 in gas tank and returnes vehicle with more gas than I picked it up, that should give you an idea how far I went.) Also ask for dolly, had to go back in and ask for it, according to my contract you owe me packing rope which I also didn't get....
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Elite hackers and ethical computer security enthusiasts are preparing themselves for the Pwn2Own competition, which challenges participants to break through security of popular software programs (such as web browsers).
Once software is breached, it is referred to as an "exploit", in which hackers are then able to gain access to other areas of the computer's operating system without restrictions. It's these types of attacks which occur on web sites frequently, where visitors become instantly infected just by visiting a malicious website containing an unknown exploit (also referred to as a "zero day" attack).
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This year, there's a special prize for breaching the Chrome browser. On the first day of the event, contestants can only exploit vulnerabilities that involve 100 per cent Google programming code, rather than third-party adaptations. If they do so, they'll get a $20,000 prize that's paid for entirely by Google.
On the remaining two days, Chrome is under the same rules as other browsers, meaning any successful attack method is valid. A winner here will still get the higher $20,000 prize, but only half of this will be funded by Google. (Source: tippingpoint.com)
Sandboxing: An Effective Deterrent
It will be intriguing to see how many hackers are tempted by the extra $5,000 offer.
In the past, some of the people who've successfully attacked browsers such as Internet Explorer have said it's simply not worth the effort attacking Chrome because of its unique sandbox design.
In computing terms, a "sandbox" is a space in memory which is set aside and completely separate of the operating system. Sandboxing is effective in preventing rogue programs access to any other part of the browser or operating system so that it cannot be exploited. (Source: eweek.com)
Prize Money Meant to Keep Hackers Quiet
Under the rules of the contest, if anyone pulls off a successful attack they must hand over the details of the method: the prize money is considered payment for the intellectual property rights. The organizers then inform the browser manufacturer and do not publish them until a fix is available.
Pwn2Own takes place in Vancouver, Canada next month at the CanSecWest conference. Contestants can opt to attack Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer or Safari. They'll get a maximum of half an hour to carry out the attack. Hackers can also opt to target mobile devices running Apple's iOS, the Blackberry system, Google's Android and Microsoft's Windows Phone 7.
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Black began the season 1-0 after making two saves in the Hoyas' 19-11 win over Delaware on Saturday. She managed an 11.87 goals against average in 50 minutes of play and faced 15 total shots.
It is the third weekly honor of Black's career.
Franklin led GU in scoring with four goals and one assist for five points on Saturday. She scored on all four shots on goal and had five total shots in the game.
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FYI 9/8/2014Submitted by chefknapp on Tue, 09/09/2014 - 08:26
FYI beginning Sept 8th
I wish I could just report this week's schedules and remind you about Market Day
BUT.....the most important topic is listed below.
Information, attachments, and some type of reminder about the DISTRICT Pay to Participate fee has been in EVERY FYI to date. This week is our first public performance and first home football game. If you have NOT paid or made arrangements with Mr. Aprile's Office by Friday, your student may not march. They are also not permitted to participate in after school practices....not my rule...district policy. I have attached my latest email correspondence from Mr. Aprile's Office
School Policy states that ANY student who has outstanding pay to participate fees to the
school district MAY NOT practice or perform in after school activities. The following students
fall under this category. I refuse to post names...
FYI 8/25/2014Submitted by chefknapp on Tue, 08/26/2014 - 09:12
Thanks for a GREAT Tag Day! We set a new record! Thanks to all the drivers, helpers,
food donations, water...and especially our kids for all their time! We must have
done something right!! Grand Total as soon as we get final count after expenses!!
Pay to Participate Fees
These need to be paid.
This is not the band fee...this is the participation fee that goes to the District Office.
We have resent the district information page in the attachments below.
Please check the list posted on Mr. Sewell's office door and talk to Mr. Sewell or
Mr. Stowe if your name is listed.
Fees or partial fee payment arrangement HAS TO BE MADE BY FIRST FOOTBALL GAME OR NO PARTICIPATION BY YOUR STUDENT!
The Athletic Office at Central can take payments or you can pay your fee at the treasurer's office at the District Office by cash, check, money order or credit card.
Performance Schedule
Attached please find an updated performance schedule for you to make note. This has
all music department major performances listed below.
Congrats to Central Graduates:)
FYISubmitted by chefknapp on Fri, 08/08/2014 - 11:08
Info thru today 8/7 the first week of school 8/16!!!!!
TAG DAY SAT August 9th
Tag Day is this Saturday, August 9th. Please report to the PHS CENTRAL
Performing Arts Center by 8:30 am. The dress for the day is summer band
shirt and jeans/jeans shorts. WATCH THE LENGTH…if you think they are
too short…they are. We are representing both band programs in the community and
YES…your appearance can make a differenceJ The day will run no later than 2:30 pm.
Please count on being available for this day. We need a WRITTEN/EMAIL excuse
for this event. Not showing up is not an option…PLEASE…This is our largest
fund raiser of the year and we need everyone in attandance with GREAT Tiger
attitudes! An idea from past years….think up some cheers, jingles, or something unique
your group can do when people answer their doors…creativity gets their attention..
and as always…use good tasteJ Mrs. Sewell and I are counting on you!!!
CAR WASHES Yes….they are beginning!!!!
We kick off our 4 car washes THIS SATURDAY! A busy day…there may be some over
lap in timing, but plan on 2 to 5 PM @ SEARS. We are asking ANYONE to help
Message from Mr. SewellSubmitted by chefknapp on Tue, 07/29/2014 - 08:03
Dear Tiger Band Family,
Hope you have all taken advantage of our "after band camp" break to relax, recharge, and of course...practice! I wanted to address 3 topics before band rehearsal on Tuesday.
1. I am very sad to report the sudden death of long time Marching Tiger fan, fund-raiser, and devoted grandfather..Steve Roth. Mr. Roth was 2013 graduate Laura Roth's grandfather and a very special member of the Tiger Band Family. He and his wife Mary dedicated countless hours to the band, chairing Tag Day for several years, working as the go between with McDonald's and the band for our Ronald McDonald service projects, securing prizes for Breakfast with Santa and the Memorial Day Concert....the list goes on...
My thanks to the Leadership students who helped us send Mr. Roth out with a Tiger Band Salute of Amazing Grace at his funeral service last Friday. The family was deeply appreciative and I urge you to keep them all in your thoughts and prayers. If you would like to send a card, the address is: Roth Family 8103 Basil Western Road - Canal Winchester, OH 43110
I am sure Mary and Laura would appreciate hearing from their Tiger Band Family.
FYI Reminder for 4th JulySubmitted by chefknapp on Wed, 07/02/2014 - 09:29
GReat job so far! Here is most current info to the beginning of band camp.
Wed. July 2nd. Leadership report to Millers between 1 and 3 pm
Activities begin at 3:30pm. Report to band by 6 pm
Band from 6 to 8 pm - Music Checks
****. Make sure you check to see if you have all your parts for
Your summer uniform!! Clean those shoes! The parade will be
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Ace of Cakes star Duff Goldman is standing up for the Oregon lesbian couple, who found themselves in a predicament last week after a local baker refused to bake a wedding cake for a same-sex couple.
The Baltimore-based star promised the couple he would not only make their cake, but also to drive it out to Portland free of charge.
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Support for the Lua scripting language is being added to the NetBSD kernel so that it's possible to interact with the BSD kernel's various subsystems using this popular scripting language. With a Lua interpreter being added to the kernel, it's even possible to extend the kernel's subsystems in this scripting language.
Support for NetBSD kernel scripting using Lua has been an ongoing project that dates back to 2010 with the "Lunatik" project originating from
that year's Google Summer of Code
. The original work involved porting a Lua scripting language interpreter into the NetBSD kernel, a kernel programming interface that supports extending kernel subsystems in Lua, and a interface exposed to user-space for loading Lua scripts inside the kernel. This will certainly spark mixed views on a scripting language for the kernel, aside from security concerns.
From the 2010 work there's a few more details within
the SourceForge Luakern
project, but is since outdated. Earlier
this month at FOSDEM 2013
, Marc Balmer talked about Lua for the NetBSD kernel.
The "Lua in the kernel" project fell into
an unmaintained state
in 2012, but is being revived and will actually be merged. For those not familiar with the Lua programming language, it's a scripting language that's extensible, written in ISO C, and has a fairly straightforward C API. Lua has found itself widely adopted from being used within the VLC Media Player to video games as the scripting language to the Apache HTTP server. Now support is heading into the NetBSD kernel for Lua.
Marc Balmer is a long-time *BSD developer and is the founder of the Swiss-based
Micro Systems
. His slides about his FOSDEM 2013 presentation of Lua going into the kernel can now be found on
while embedded below are some of the most interesting points.
Among the expressed ideas for users with Lua in the NetBSD kernel is that "modifying software written in C is hard for users", with this scripting language there's the power for users to better modify and extend their systems, and users can explore the system in an easy way.
For developers, Lua allows for rapid application development approach to driver and kernel developer, modifying the system behavior in real-time, and configuration of kernel sub-systems through the scripts.
Rather than Lua, other language possibilities were Python and Java. Python is not difficult to integrate with C but has problems with being a huge library, memory consumption, and difficult object mapping. Java is easy to write but also poses problems with object mapping and memory might be an issue, but it's worked out before for driver development.
The 2010 GSoC project proved that the Lua virtual machine can run in the NetBSD kernel and the necessary infrastructure was added to the kernel. Support for Lua in the NetBSD kernel is soon to be merged to NetBSD "-current" and it
should be part of NetBSD 7
. Within the NetBSD user-land has already been Lua scripting support.
When running Lua code in the kernel it ends up being all in one address space and is accessible to all the same memory, but there are locking issues.
A look at how Lua integrates into the NetBSD kernel.
Fortunately, some security features for Lua code in the NetBSD kernel are being worked through.
It will be interesting to see if Lua scripting in the NetBSD kernel ends up being used much or if it is a feature just used as a toy and research. The release of NetBSD 7.0 is likely still more than one year away, but we'll keep monitoring the space of Lua scripting in the NetBSD kernel.
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Just to let you know Wilkinsons currently have Fish, Blood & Bone meal at £4.00 for 3.3kg - that's 33% extra free according to the packet.
Good morning whiteheather thanks for your thanks - and of course heather and b'ees go well together .......................
Oh dear, I know he's local to us but we're not James B fans here I'm afraid .... I do have a very soft spot for Keane as I used to dandle one of them on my knee not so very long ago (well it doesn't seem like very long ago )
Trying to think of which piece of music I want to remind you all of - there are so many that mean a lot - music's always been a huge part of my life. I've sung in choirs and worked in music venues and son used to be a sound engineer/roadie.
I shall continue to ponder ...............
Verdun ....... you're so fickle
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Or search for Willow pea sticks on Amazon, not as 'rustic' as hazel twigs, but not bamboo at least.
Or you could try googling woodland management companies who may be coppicing hazel stands - but again, unless you're local to where they're working and can pick stuff up the transport will be expensive.
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you need ripe red ones. put them in a pot, some say remove the red stuff but I don't. Cover with some compost and I use grit to hold it all down and prevent algae growth. Leave it outside for the weather to do it's stuff and they will germinate in spring
you need ripe red ones. put them in a pot, some say remove the red stuff but I don't. Cover with some compost and I use grit to hold it all down and prevent algae growth. Leave it outside for the weather to do it's stuff and they will germinate in spring
If they're viable that will do the trick, but you may have to wait until Spring 2015 for them to shoot if they've not been kept out in the cool and damp.
Or you can get some more seed next autumn to hedge your bets
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Not that long ago, graphic designer Max Little sent us a great set of stock images inspired by the Rorschach test. As you may already know, the The Rorschach test (Rorschach inkblot test), is a psychological test in which images of inkblots are shown to the patient and the results recorded for psychological reasons. For […]Read More
Hold Fast Foundry, now at YouWorkForThem
We are pleased to announce that we are now an official distributor of the lovely Hold Fast Foundry collection. Hold Fast Foundry hails from Athens, GA and is the creation of Mattox Shuler. What began as a small interest in exploring the creation of a typeface quickly developed into a full on passion to build […]Read More
Better? You Bet.
We're always thinking about how to make YouWorkForThem better. Seriously, it keeps us up at night. We're constantly improving the system whenever and however we can. You may have noticed already, but we wanted to run down the latest list of improvements. All-new Buying Options You can now select from the four most popular options, […]Read More
Preserve the Great Doctrine with, YWFT Illuminati.
It is with this incredible display font, Initiated in the Supreme Grade YWFT, that you shall preserve the Great Doctrine. Adding these heiroglyphic sigils, suitable for the Secret Languages of the Ages, to any manuscript shall Illuminate it. Let the Brother receive the Light! Download YWFT Illuminati, and save 43% off until November 30, 2013.Read More
YWFT Dessau. Think drugs, lots of drugs.
Our latest and greatest in house design, YWFT Dessau, has arrived. Think drugs, lots of drugs. Pictograms and schizograms. This is a whole new level of crazy for YWFT, and is quite possibly the most seriously f**ked up thing we've ever done. Designed with numerous different styles that you can layer to create endless permutations […]Read More