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Feli Solá-Carter Receives Award for Outstanding Education Advocate from Governor
On October 15, 2014 Governor O'Malley hosted a reception in Government House, Annapolis, MD to celebrate Maryland Hispanic Heritage Month. Thirteen awards were presented to outstanding Marylanders who have served the Hispanic community. Feli Sola-Carter, representing Conexiones, received the award for Outstanding Education Advocate.
Hispanic Heritage Month Proclamation by Howard County
On October 6th 2014, the Howard County Council Presented a Proclamation to Conexiones in Celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month
Annual Hispanic Achievement Awards
On Wednesday May 14, 2014, several hundred people gathered in the auditorium of Long Reach High School to celebrate the accomplishments of 104 soon-to-be high school graduates. These aren't just any students; they are 104 of Howard County's accomplished, intelligent driven Hispanics who have been recognized for their dedication to academics, serving the community and overcoming life obstacles. This year students from each of Howard County's 12 public schools were honored.
See a complete report by Sara Martinez, including the names of all the awardees.
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Advocacy for Hispanic Students in Howard County
CONEXIONES has been an advocate for changes in policies, practices and personnel of the Howard County Public School System, that improve the performance and educational outcomes for Hispanic students. These efforts directly resulted in the establishment of the Hispanic Achievement Specialist position within the HCPSS and the addition of Hispanic Achievement Liaisons in all schools with a substantial Hispanic population. This approach promises to serve as a national model.
Conexiones Advocacy with the Board of Education
On May 1, 2014, Conexiones met with the Board of Education and leadership of the Howard County Public School System. At the meeting, Feli Solá-Carter, President, David Rodriguez, Advocacy Chair, and Maryann Maher, Secretary, acknowledged the positive results in the increased graduation rates and decreased dropout rates for Hispanic students in the county. They stressed the need for continuing and intentional attention to participation of Hispanic students in Gifted and Talented and Advanced Placement classes in the STEM field, and appropriate staffing of the Hispanic Achievement Liaison positions commensurate with data based staffing decisions. Please see the Conexiones Presentation here.
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"Anywhere you want, any time you want. One condition: it has to be amazing. The Moulin Rouge in 1890! The first Olympic Games! Think of it as a wedding present. Because frankly it's either this or tokens."Vampires. In Venice. Well, not really.The Cold Open starts in 1580, with a man called Guido presenting his daughter to be trained at a certain school run by the House of Calvierri, since there's no future for the daughter of a boat builder and the Calvierri house is considered a safehold from plague. She is accepted by Rosanna Calvierri and her son, Francesco, who wear dark clothes and smile a lot and are therefore already suspicious in the eyes of the audience. Guido leaves, assured of his daughter's future, but we're not quite so assured, since as soon as the door closes on her father Francesco displays an impressive pair of teeth in front of Isabella. She begins to scream....Extreme fast forward to Rory's stag night. A giant cake is wheeled in, and out bursts not the woman they were expecting, but the Doctor! He then proceeds to tell the assembled guests that Amy tried to kiss him, and tries to reassure Rory by explaining that Rory's very lucky to be engaged to such a great kisser. After one hugely awkward silence ensues, the titles start.The Doctor offers Rory and Amy a wedding gift of a trip in the TARDIS to a romantic getaway, and they end up in Venice... in 1580. This should be fun.However, just as they're about to set out and explore, they get stopped. Apparently you need papers to travel around Venice at the moment, because of the fears of plague and such. The Doctor presents their credentials with the psychic paper ("I am so sorry, Your Holiness. I didn't realise.") and they enter the city, just in time to see Guido get blocked from talking to Isabella by members of the House of Calvierri. The Doctor is on the case! Meanwhile, Amy and Rory have a bit of a bicker, but then decide to bask in the fact that they're in Venice! In 1580! While they're basking, Francesco gets approached by a flower seller. He isn't interested in her wares, but he does want something else...Cue the teeth, and cue the screams. Amy and Rory rush to find Francesco making a meal out of the poor girl, though thankfully he doesn't get the chance to finish as he flees... apparently into the canal. What was that about vampires not being able to cross running water again?Guido causes a ruckus outside the Calvierri house, giving the Doctor a chance to sneak in through a back entrance. He ends up in a cellar, where he gets distracted by a mirror, before realizing that there are in fact five young women standing behind him, and none of them have a reflection. Ominous. They, quite understandably, demand to know who he is, only they do it in synchronization. More ominous. The Doctor tries to bluff his way out by using the psychic paper, but accidentally gets his extremely old library card instead. (As in, it's got his first face and his 1960s' London address on it.) The girls display some rather impressive teeth — oh, now that's not right — and don't even have the decency to tell him the whole plan, so he decides to get out of there sharpish.note Meeting up with Amy, Rory and Guido again, the four try to think of a way to get inside information on the Calvierri. Guido already knows of a tunnel leading under the house; now they just need someone on the inside, and Amy suggests being that someone. The Doctor and Rory are not too happy about this, and then they manage to get into an argument about who'd make a more convincing dad, brother or fianc� for her. Oh, and the Doctor is starting to suspect that they might not be dealing with vampires after all. He is not entirely sure what the Calvierris actually are, but since they don't mind been thought of as vampires they might be something worse.In the end, Rory ends up posing as Amy's brother. In Guido's borrowed clothes, meaning Guido is poling a gondola around Venice wearing a T-shirt with the immortal phrase "Rory's Stag" on the back (and a picture of the two lovebirds in a heart on the front). A nervous Roy stammers through the cover story, which leaves something to be desired, but the Calvierris seem to buy it. A little too well; Francesco is showing decidedly more interest in Amy than she, Rory or the audience would like. In the girls' dormitory Amy comes across a Isabella, and learns that the Calvierri are bringing about some sort of change in her that makes the sunlight burn her. And there are some nasty bite marks on her neck....As the Doctor and Rory make their way through the secret tunnel (and have a little bicker about Amy's kiss) Amy goes to the entrance of the tunnel to let them in. This show being what it is, she ends up getting captured instead, and strapped into a chair so that she can be bitten by Rosanna. The process works thus; they drain her of all her blood and then fill her with theirs instead, making her into one of them. What with that and all that lusting over Amy's blood and being so thirsty, they must be vampires, right?The answer turns out to be a surprising no, for Amy kicks some technological item at Rosanna's waist; the image she's sustaining fails and she turns into... a giant fish-shrimp alien.Just then, the Doctor and Rory's arrival creates a distraction, and with Isabella helping to free Amy they all make a break for it, warding off the Calvierri with a portable sunlight lamp as they go. Our trio manages to escape, but poor Isabella gets dragged back inside the house and the Doctor, in trying to save her, gets an electric shock from the door and gets knocked out. Isabella is later forced to jump into an evil bubbling canal, with something living below the water that drags her beneath.Satisfied at a job well done, Rosanna returns to her audience chamber — only to find the Doctor, quite recovered from his shock and sitting on her throne. He identifies her as a Sister of the Water and from Saturnyne. There follows a question and answer session where they learn things about each other and also answers some of the questions we've had about these not-vampires, such as why they don't show up in mirrors (the perception filter around them means that the brain that's being manipulated doesn't know what to fill the gap with, so leaves it blank). It also emerges that Rosanna and her people have had some encounters with the cracks, through which they saw silence and the end of all things. Can you tell what the running theme is yet?Those of Saturnyne fled to our world through such a crack, which closed behind them and supposedly destroyed their world. Rosanna intends to rebuild her race by any means necessary, and asks the Doctor to join her in her efforts. Unsurprisingly the Doctor says no, and is disgusted not just by the fact that Rosanna had Isabella executed, but that she didn't even know her name. That clinches the deal.But Rosanna isn't content to sit and wait. The final preparations have been made, after all, and so she summons the girls. She has a job for them.Our intrepid four have a brainstorming — or rather a storming of the Doctor's brain, since he doesn't allow anyone else to chip in. They, so to speak, figure out from Rosanna's cryptic words that Rosanna plans to sink Venice and repopulate it with the girls she's transformed, as wives for her 10,000 male children that even now populate the canals and snack on anyone who displeases her. Um, ick. Even the Doctor's grossed out. You know it's bad when the Doctor's grossed out. He is then distracted as the people upstairs becomes rather noisy.Guido quickly points out that no one lives upstairs.Even the Doctor was expecting that. So now our heroes are under attack by buxom fish girls from space. Levitating buxom fish girls from space, since they're on the second floor and all. In order to save the others and avenge Isabella, Guido chooses to blow himself and the fish girls up with barrels of gunpowder he'd kept stored in his chambers, defiantly shouting "We! Are! VENETIANS!!" as he light the barrels. Unaware of the demise of her prot�g�es, Rosanna begins the process that will drown Venice. The Doctor rushes to stop her, after telling Amy and Rory to go back to the TARDIS, because he doesn't want any more deaths today. Guido's sacrifice seems to have touched a nervy nerve that Rory's already rubbed before: "You have no idea how dangerous you make people to themselves when you're around!"As the people panic around them on their way back to the TARDIS, Rory and Amy encounter Francesco, who decides to take the opportunity to fulfill his ambition and make a meal out of Amy. Still laboring under the impression that he's a vampire, Rory tries to ward him off with a makeshift cross, which Francesco responds to with no little contempt. Rory's attempts to distract him are unsuccessful until an ill-chosen crack about Francesco's mother, which Francesco does not appreciate; Rory's feeble attempts at defending himself with Broom Fu pale in comparison to Francesco's expert swordsmanship, and Rory looks like he's about to become a Saturnynian feast until Amy distracts Francesco with a hint of sunlight catching her pocket mirror. This has the added bonus of blowing Francesco up. Amy takes the opportunity to critique Rory's technique and to kiss him passionately, and both make tracks to help the Doctor.The Doctor storms into Rosanna's palace, cutting off her gloating by bluntly pointing out that the women she hoped to have mate with her children are dead; her plan has failed. Shocked, Rosanna flees, leaving the Doctor to dismantle the device which is reshaping Venice's environment, creating a storm and earthquakes which will in turn create a tidal wave which will swamp the city. Rory and Amy return; Rory's pledge not to leave the Doctor causes a certain amount of ire in light of his earlier declaration, but there's little time for an argument; the Doctor sets Rory and Amy the task of dismantling Rosanna's throne, which contains the controls for the device, while he climbs the tower and sets to work on the generator as the rain and thunder lash around him. It's a tricky, confusing clockwork device, and it's hard to figure out how to dismantle it —— Oh. Hang on a second. Turns out there's a simple switch which, once flicked, turns off the device. The rains stop, the sun comes out, and the Doctor takes in the cheers of Venetians.Distraught and broken, Rosanna walks to the canal containing her children. While in human form, they will not distinguish her from any other human and will devour her, which is clearly what she intends. The Doctor, arriving just as she strips down and walks the plank, tries to persuade her not to jump, arguing that it is possible to live as the last of your species (offering himself as Exhibit A); Rosanna merely reminds him coldly that he now has two extinct species to his name, and jumps in. Her children go "Om nom nom nom".As they head back to the TARDIS, the Doctor (in full Stepford Smiler mode) muses that maybe it's time to head off to Leadworth Registry Office for a certain happy event. Rory, a bit glumly, just suggests dropping him off back where they picked him up, but Amy, clearly wanting to make him feel better, gives him a kiss and suggests that he stays on for just a bit longer. The Doctor has no objection, and Rory — clearly thrilled — agrees. Happily, Amy disappears into the TARDIS to put the kettle on — and in doing so, misses the entire city suddenly fall deathly, unnaturally silent. Rory doesn't appear to notice anything amiss, but the Doctor, recalling Rosanna's words about the silence at the other side of the cracks, is freaked out, and the episode ends with a sinister zoom-in to the TARDIS keyhole as he shuts the door behind him.
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Portrait of a Woman and a Man at a Casement
Fra Filippo Lippi
About 1438-40, Florence
Tempera on panel
This is one of the first Italian portraits set in an interior and probably the first double portrait in Italian art. It is thought to depict Lorenzo di Ranieri Scolari and Angiola di Bernardo Sapiti, who wed in Florence in 1436. Though they are married, decorum dictates that their gazes should not meet. She wears elaborate bridal jewellery and dress, and her sleeve is embroidered with the word 'Loyalty'.
The painting is thought to commemorate the marriage of this couple, a lengthy process which did not depend on one clear-cut public ceremony, but often lasted over a year. The various stages could include a contract (scritta), a betrothal (promessa) and a ring ceremony (annellamento). The latter, a key step in the marriage process, was the exchange of promises between the couple, sealed by a handclasp. It was often accompanied by a ceremony in the bride's home, in which the groom-to-be would give his bride a 'fidelity' ring. She would wear the ring on the fourth finger, which was believed to be connected by a vein directly to the heart. The final stages, the wedding celebrations (nozze), included the consummation of the marriage and the bride's arrival at the husband's house with her trousseau. A church ceremony was not a legal requirement until a Council of Trent decree of 1563.
During courtship, the couple would have exchanged symbolic gifts such as gloves, ribbons, rings and handkerchiefs. The acceptance of a gift indicated a binding commitment and could be used as proof of betrothal in the case of any disputes. The exchange of a kiss was also legally binding and a public acknowledgement of the betrothal.


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Elegant Edwardian Moonstone Negligé Pendant
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Around the turn of the 20th century a new style of sensual and delicate necklace came into vogue—the negligé pendant. Typically consisting of a slender chain necklet suspending a central collet-set gem which supports two pendant drops often differing in length. Here we have a lovely Edwardian example incorporating ethereal moonstone cabochons set into simple 9k yellow gold bezels.
Measurements: 16 inches (40.5 cm) in total length. The length of the longest drop from the center stone is 1-1/2 inches (3.8 cm) and the other is 1 inch (2.5 cm). The weight of the antique pendant is 4.9 grams (3.2 dwt).
Condition: Excellent; lowest moonstone is a hint more cloudy and yellow.
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Google updates terms of serviceBy CLAIRE CAIN MILLER
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Google announced Friday an update to its terms of service contract.SAN FRANCISCO Google, following in Facebooks footsteps, wants to sell users endorsements to marketers to help them hawk their wares.
On Friday, Google announced an update to its terms of service that allows the company to include adult users names, photos and comments in ads shown across the Web, based on ratings, reviews and posts they have made on Google Plus and other Google services like YouTube.
When the new ad policy goes live Nov. 11, Google will be able to show what the company calls shared endorsements on Google sites and across the Web, on the more than 2 million sites in Googles display advertising network, which are viewed by an estimated 1 billion people.
If a user follows a bakery on Google Plus or gives an album four stars on the Google Play music service, for instance, that persons name, photo and endorsement could show up in ads for that bakery or album.
Google said it would give users the chance to opt out of being included in the new endorsements, and people under the age of 18 will automatically be excluded.
Such product endorsements, especially coming from friends and acquaintances, are a powerful lure to brands, replicating word-of-mouth marketing on a broad scale.
But as Facebook has learned, many users have strong and skeptical feelings about their endorsements being used in ads without their explicit permission.
The trick to any advertising like this is to avoid coming across as creepy to your user base and have them say, I didnt want anyone else to know that,? said Zachary Reiss-Davis, a Forrester analyst, speaking generally about social ads.
In a notice to users posted on its site Friday, Google said, Feedback from people you know can save you time and improve results for you and your friends across all Google services.
Facebook, the worlds largest social network with 1.2 billion users worldwide, has been aggressively marketing such social endorsements. For example, if you post that you love McDonalds new Mighty Wings on the chains Facebook page, McDonalds could pay to broadcast your kind words to all your friends, effectively using you as a product endorser.
The company declined to specify exactly how it planned to use endorsements in advertising, what the ads would look like or how brands choose whether to include shared endorsements.
Facebook does not allow its users to opt out of such ads, which it calls sponsored stories, although users can limit how their actions on the social network are used in some other types of advertising.
Google Plus users, on the other hand, will be able to opt out of inclusion in ads on the social networks settings page.
If a Google Plus user has shared comments with a limited set of people, only people in that circle will see the personalized ads. Ratings and reviews on services like Google Plus Local are automatically public and can be used in ads, unless a user opts out of shared endorsements.
Google had previously shown so-called Plus 1s, votes of approval similar to Facebook likes, in ads across Google sites and its ad network. Google plans to expand that to include follows, comments, ratings, reviews and other interactions. Those who have already elected to opt out of using Plus 1s in ads will automatically be opted out of the expansion.
Though 190 million users post on Google Plus and 390 million use the social network indirectly by sharing on other Google sites like YouTube, Googles variety of services gives it a potentially wider reach.
Currently, Google does not have an ad unit incorporating more social data ready to be used by advertisers, the company said. Instead, the company wants the ability to create such an ad unit in the future and is notifying users in advance.
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Cumming, John and Prior, Yoni (2005) Art and industry: a duologue in three scenes, Double dialogues, vol. 3, pp. 1-9, Double Dialogues, Canterbury, Vic. [C1]
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Cumming, John (2005) From crystals to pixels: new technology in the documentary work of John Hughes, in Dooley, Marilyn and Bertrand, Ina (eds), Selected papers : Film & history conference, Canberra Australia 2-5 December 2004 : 12th biennial conference of the Film and History Association of Australia and New Zealand, pp. 203-216, National Film and Sound Archive, Canberra, A.C.T. [E1]
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Cumming, J. (2000) Review of Rees, A.L., A History of Experimental Film and Video, British Film Institute, London, Media International Australia Incorporating Culture and Policy (MIA-C&P), vol. 0, no. 0, pp. 277-278, Australian Key Centre for Cultural and Media Polic, Nathan, Queensland [C4]
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Drunk Guy Holds Pizza Deliverywoman Hostage, Asks Her to Be His Wife
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This year's list has attracted criticism for its inclusion of controversial characters such as Paul Ruddock — whose hedge fund management company Landsdowne Associates made £100 million ($156 million) betting on the collapse of Northern Rock — and Gerald Ronson, who was sent to jail for six months and fined £5 million in 1990 for his part in the Guinness share-trading scandal (but has since redeemed himself with much philanthropic fundraising). There was also a measure of hostile reaction to the knighting of Paul Bazalgette, a TV executive responsible for bringing the egregious Big Brother to British TV screens.
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09.10.2008- 01.11.2008
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09.07.2008- 04.08.2008
Photography Museum of Thessaloniki/ "10 Creators interacting"
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CEDEFOP Photomuseum Prize 2008/ First Prize
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17.04.2008- 19.04.2008
Portfolio Reviews/ Epson Exceed your vision award/ First Prize
Photobiennale 20th International Photography meeting in Thessaloniiki. Chosen as best portfolio by 25 reviewers from all over the world.
15.04.2008- 31.05.2008
Museum of Byzantine Culture/ ECB Annual Photography Award
Participation in the exhibition of the Museum of Byzantine Culture, within the central program of the 20th International Photography meeting in Thessaloniki.
29.10.2007- 14.11.2007
ECB Annual Photography Award, Frankfurt/ Second Prize
Cultural Days of the European Central Bank in Frankfurt
Exhibition within the European Central Bank.
Over the years a digital collection of contemporary photography is built up from the competition entries submitted from the various EU countries.
23.06.2007- 19.08.2007
ICP International Center of Photography, NY
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EDN European Documentary Network, 2012
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MIPDoc International Pitching Festival, Cannes
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Tomorrow night, the first night after no living person will see three identical numbers marking the date, is also the second Thursday of December. And the second Thursday of every month is the day when filling Station magazine takes over the upstairs of Pages bookstore for the Flywheel reading series.
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Thursday, December 13th7:30 PMPages on Kensington(1135 Kensington Drive NW)
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We're three days into the tour, and it's been a whirlwind. The shows are going very well. It's great to play to an audience that's only 50% mine, as I have to work hard to win them over. But when I do, I know I've expanded my audience by a few hundred folks; and it will ricochet on from there. BT's core fans are generally quite like mine (except—face it—a little younger and hipper!) The respectful way they treat him at the meet'n'greets, and the deep knowledge and affection they have for his whole body of work, feels very familiar.
Traveling down California was nonstop, and fraught with the technical and logistical and business issues attendant to the start of any tour. Relearning the art of getting to sleep on a rolling tour bus means we're all quite dazed. And yesterday in Anaheim I had to get up early, rent a car and drive myself ahead down to San Diego to do two live radio shows. BT joined me for the second, which was on a (pretty rare!) non-Clearchannel owned station called 94.9.
We each played a piece live on the air, with laptop, MIDI keyboard and drum controller. I snuck into an office next door and listened to BT 'on the radio' and his piece sounded fantastic. He was using Ableton Live and my TriggerFinger to tweak and effect one of the tunes on his new CD. This was mainstream, drivetime radio, beaming top drawer state-of-the-art ambient electronica in real time.
In separate interviews, the DJ, a very well informed guy called Mike Halloran, asked us each the same question: was there a moment in your youth when you knew you were going to become a professional musician? I answered first: for me it was late one night in around 1973 when I saw Roxy Music on 'The Old Grey Whistle Test', and Brian Eno posed demurely at the back with his leapoardskin armlets and platform boots and Minimoog front panel. Then BT said that for him it was the night he watched my performance on the 1985 Grammies with Stevie, Herbie and Howard Jones (see the Billboard article in my previous blog.) How curious that the infectious music meme passed down the generations like that.
The twelve of us are slowly acclimatizing to living and sleeping on a 45ft tour bus. I woke up this morning around 6am in my bunk, and walked the length of the sleeping area which is like a cryogenic dormitory of a spaceship on a 70-year voyage to a distant planet. In the lounge there was daylight and I cracked open a blind. Outside it was pristine Arizona desert. Miles of flat wasteland, cactus, rocky outcrops, trailer homes. Out there somewhere is the Boneyard, where the carcases of former fighter planes and broken Jumbos slowly rust in the early morning sun.
For all the moaning musicians do about life on the road, I have to admit there's still a certain romance to it, when I only do it every 15 years or so…..


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I'm 26 years old from Leicester, England named Kayleigh. I have a wonderful husband called Richard whom I am very lucky to have in my life.
I started off many years ago drinking herbal and fruit teas which over time peaked my interest in trying new types. Eventually I began to import and sample many different teas and cultures which I still do today. My life goal is to try as many teas and ways of having tea as possible.
Tea wise my cravings change constantly from pu erh one month to jasmine green to the next and so on.
I adore cats and have four of my own called Honey, Cassie, Mr Soots and Ivory.
I also have two fish tanks which thankfully my cats have no interest in. They house an array of tropical fish and shrimp.
I am a proud vegetarian and have been for the majority of my life. When I say vegetarian I mean just that as well, no fish or seafood, no chicken now and again, no animal products such as gelatine and cochineal.
I also enjoy watching Japanese Anime and horror films.
I am always up for tea swaps so if you see anything in my virtual cupboard then please contact me.
A short list to help swapping with me easier though honestly I am not fussy and am willing to try anything. Plus the notes below are usually, sometimes I love a tea that has an ingredient I tend to dislike and other times I hate a tea that I thought I would love.
Likes: Any fruit but especially melon and orange, vanilla, all tea types (black, green, white etc), nuts (any), flowers, ginger, chai.
Dislikes: Licorice, aniseed, clove, eucalyptus, lavender.
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Two StyleArc projects, the Simply Sally wrap top mentioned in a previous post, matched with the Wendy trousers. These are the first trousers I have made off a pattern and they are great! Didn't have quite enough fabric, so the legs are a little slimmer than I normally wear, but the pattern was so well-drawn and the style so easy, these will become a wardrobe staple methinks :)
Top- Superfine Japanese cotton jersey
Trousers- Cotton, nylon, elastane mix (1.6m remnant from Potters in West Leederville in Western Australia) a bargain at $10!
Oct 25, 2012, 01.50 AMby schnui
This whole outfit looks so great and also so comfortable. I too like these patterns and have found them to be easy to follow and to sew plus the fit is good. And when they are to become a staple in your sewing ventures, they are really good value. The paper that the pattern is drawn on is such good quality that I have saved the scraps for Burda patterns, especially patterns that I know I will use again. You look great by the way!!!
Oct 25, 2012, 02.07 AMby jennyrecorder
Thanks Marjorie, I've saved the paper too, the pieces are so generous :) I'm thinking of doing the Wendy pants in something brighter for summer at work, I can refine some of the issues that have made these grey ones certainly what I would class only as a wearable toile!
Oct 25, 2012, 03.40 AMby schnui
They look very wearable to me and I think the width of the trouser leg suits you. Makes you look taller. Aren't Dutch girls meant to be tall? But it is still worth making them exactly as the pattern says and once sewn up, you may well like a narrower leg. But all the same, these are great trousers for $10 and I bet you live in them.
Oct 24, 2012, 11.06 PMby jennyrecorder
Thanks Anne, I went to work in this outfit and was comfortable all day. I did stabilise the front of the top with a silver brooch as there is a fair bit of movement because I made it in a knit instead of a woven fabric.
Oct 24, 2012, 08.50 PMby Anne Wagenhauser
Ooo, I like that top! Very interesting drape details, and it goes well with the plain trousers. Fab job.
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Here's a three-bean salad that's literally a world away from the conventional salad bar-style syrupy three-bean salads. This one, filled with Mediterranean notes, is buoyantly clear-flavored. It's come a long way since its starting point, Bean Salad, Politiko-Style, from my beloved, weather-beaten Grecian Gourmet Cookbook. That bean salad was delicious, but even to my pre-fat-conscious taste, too oil-heavy. It also called only for white beans; for my money, a little boring and none too pretty. Still, Bean Salad, Politiko-Style got me started. I commenced to tinker, going for more color, more flavor, less oil, beginning the journey to the salad below.
1. Bring 1½ inches water to a boil in a pot over medium heat. Place a steaming basket over the boiling water and add the green beans. Cover and steam until the beans are still crisp-tender with a little bite, but have lost all rawness ("just long enough to take the fuzz off them," as an old friend used to say). It the beans are slim and tender, this should be 3 to 4 minutes; fatter beans, which are no less delicious in this salad, can take 10 to 12 minutes. Remove the steamer from the pot, reserving the steaming water. Rinse the green beans under cold water, drain well, and transfer to a bowl.
2. Repeat the same process with the limas over the same water, steaming for about 10 minutes. Once they're cooked, rinsed with cold water, and drained, combine with the green beans.
3. Repeat the same process with the carrots, again using the same steaming water, steaming for 1 minute. Rinse, drain, and add to the beans in the bowl.
4. Leaving the cover off of the steaming pot, remove the steamer, and raise the heat to a hard boil. Cook to reduce the steaming liquid to 1 tablespoon or less, 6 to 8 minutes. Watch closely so you don't scorch the liquid.
5. While the steaming liquid is reducing, add the chickpeas, celery, and red onion to the bean mixture, along with salt and pepper to taste (be sure to add enough salt; beans require it to come up to full flavor). Squeeze the first lemon into the salad through a strainer (to catch seeds); if it's not very juicy, squeeze in the juice of the second lemon. Stir in the reduced steaming liquid, minced parsley and the oil (much, much more oil is traditional in these sorts of salads than is called for here, but I don't feel that it is necessary for a full-flavored, pleasing salad).
6. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours; overnight is better. Before serving, bring to room temperature, taste, and, if necessary, re-season. (If you didn't already use it, you might need that second lemon now.) Serve as a first-course salad as part of a Middle Eastern-style feast of small dishes, or as one element in a component dinner.
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