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|Random pictures taken in the back garden today. The fairies have really been gardening here this year so I'll start with some of those.
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|WOW! Have they ever!
What adorable miniatures...and even the plant miniatures! I find that my miniature hostas don't remain very small over time, but they last a year or two as minis. I wouldn't have thought to use the low thalictrum at all. What imagination you have!
The wire ornaments are adorable, the glider, the gazebo, etc...I bet Bella is in Heaven!
- Posted by greylady-gardener 6/5 (My Page) on Sat, Jun 26, 10 at 7:37
|Wow, that is amzing! I love your little fairy gardens. I am inspired!! :)
|Hop Scotch! the real test of skill is when you have several single blocks in a row... when you have to turn around in a single block is another good test. If more kids played these sorts of games we certainly wouldn't see as many fat little kids as we do now, I'd wager.
I was never particularly good at traditional jump rope when done with two others manning the rope, but Chinese Jump Rope was pretty popular when I was just a tad older than Bella. Anyone remember those rigs that featured a ring to go around your ankle and a bell shaped affair at the end of a 2-3' cord? you used to get it rotating and you had to jump over the cord as it swept under your feet. Loved it! I recall walking to the bus stop hopping over the cord all the way, lol.
No fattie here! But I digress...
(cool miniatures, Eden)
- Posted by michelle_zone4 zone 4 NW IA (My Page) on Sat, Jun 26, 10 at 9:49
|What a treat Eden to see your creations this a.m. I love all your fairy gardens. You have such cool stuff in them. Do you order on line? I've found very little locally. As well as the miniture shrubs. I found one kind at one nursery. The last 2 pictures are Bella's creation, right? I love the Eiffel Tower and the horses! If I were a fairy I'd like to live in your gardens ;o)
Your containers and gardens are looking fabulous as well. I think I'll have to get to Michigan again sometime to check it out in person.
|The fairy gardens have been as much fun for me as for Bella. Probably more!
Marie, I find that the hostas labelled "dwarf" tend to stay small. With many of the miniatures you're right, the leaves stay small but the size of the plant increases beyond fairy garden size. I've been surprised how many miniature plants I've found. Mini heuchera, solomon's seal, alchemilla, campanula, and spirea are some of my favorite finds.
Thanks Greylady!
Chelone, my girls had those jumpers that you describe. Wonder if they're still around? Bella would love one I bet. My son's favorite was a pogo stick. Remember those? And my kids had fun with stilts my dad made for them too. Like you, my friends and I used to spend hours and hours jumping rope. My girls did more of the chinese jump rope. I'd forgotten about that. Hopscotch was always a favorite for us too. Brad's always been big on bike riding with the kids and scooters were fun for them and Bella. Nothing more fun than the toys and games of summer!
Michelle, I haven't resorted to ordering online for the fairy gardens...yet. There are a few places around here that are well stocked with fairy garden supplies and plants. I always am on the lookout for things for the fairy gardens, especially mini plants. The big rectangular garden is Bella's. All stuff in there she can move around and play with. We found a line by Schleich (the company that makes the little zoo and farm animals) at Meijer that has fairies, knights, horses, a unicorn, flying horse, and even a dragon. We're slowly collecting the pieces for Bella's garden. She really likes playing with them.
|I remember chalk and hopscotch. But I mostly did roller skates on the bumpy sidewalk. Spent much of the time adjusting them with the skate key. Anyone old enough to remember the key? I did real hiking when I was 8 in mountains in France to visit castles. Now that is a fond memory...along with berry picking.
Here a 1970s song for EI, below. My skating was in about 1949-50 and beyond.
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- Posted by michelle_zone4 zone 4 NW IA (My Page) on Sat, Jun 26, 10 at 16:51
|'bug, I had roller skates with a key. Quite often there was a hunt for it before you could begin. I also remember bumpy sidewalks and then the skate would pop off the front.
Hopscotch was drawn with chalk. I'm thinking in Kenzie's garden of buying some square stepping stones to set up as hopscotch.
The Skip-It was popular when I was a kid and my DD loved heres as well. They are still around as I just saw them the other night while shopping.
Eden, I'll have to check out the Schleich figurines. I've bought the animals for Kenzie, but haven't seen fairies etc.
|OMG wonderful, wonderful Eden! Just love all the details you've put into your Fairy Gardens. Fabulous! I surely wish we lived closer. I'd so love to visit again. Love the banana in the greenhouse and the views down the paths. How do you get the banana out when it gets too tall?
Yes indeed, I do remember using a key for my roller skates, So many skinned knees because our sidewalks on Russell Avenue where I grew up were uneven at the cracks because the huge maple trees had heaved up the sidewalks with their roots.
|Michelle, we used square patio stones for our hopscotch when we were kids. We also liked to use our charm bracelets instead of a rock to throw. Kind of cheating now that I think of it. The bracelets were easy, they didn't bounce. We usually draw Bella's with chalk on the front walk. I looked for the Schliech fairy figurines online to show you but came up empty. I'll have to keep my eyes open for a Skip It. Bella might not be quite old enough for it yet. She has a hula hoop and it's hilarious trying to watch her do that. Not as funny as when I tried to show her though. No outdoor rollerskating for me as a kid, I lived on a dirt road but we skated at a roller rink one night a week and sometimes on Saturdays. I don't remember skate keys though. By the time my kids were skating rollerblades were all the rage.
Deanne, hmmmm, good question about the banana :) I'll have to give that some thought really soon. I like it in there because it doesn't get any wind damamge but it's fast outgrowing the space.
I wish we all lived closer so we could visit each others gardens in person too. I know you all can't see many of the details of my gardens and vice versa. Then again you can't see all the parts that need work either come to think of it:)
|Eden, I'm getting such a kick out of your and Michelle's fairy gardens! They've gained such popularity the last few years. When I created mine six years ago, visitors would look puzzled and say…"it's a what?" But my nieces knew immediately so I can envision Bella and Kenzie murmuring as they play. Some of us never lose that mystical pull for a secret garden where things are small and magic abounds. (I'm still longing for an old wooden door set in a garden wall) When our summer slows down a bit around here, I'll share some photos, too.
Do you have a deep yard with many trees, Eden? I'd love to see more of your gardens and where those paths lead! I like the feel of seclusion I get from the photos…a good place to escape and enjoy the solitude!
|Wonderful fairy gardens, Eden. Your plants around them look great. The purple greenhouse has been a favorite of mine since I first saw it.
I remember skate keys! We also had some sort of stretchy loop that two people put around their ankles and then the third one did patterns by using a foot to stretch one side across the other, reversing, etc., not unlike the string games we played with our hands. Vague I know, but hard to describe. Hopscotch board was drawn with chalk. Days were spent running off all that energy. Fun days.
It would also be fun to hop from one garden to another somewhat like a progressive dinner-might take a little longer, but it would be a great adventure.
|Candy, I'd love to see your fairy gardens. Please post some pictures. I started my first one back before they were popular after seeing some on a garden tour. The gardener who inspired me was an herb gardener and had little fairy gardens tucked in amongst her herbs. I just loved them and wanted my own. The laundry tub garden was my first one. It wasn't so easy to find plants or accessories for them back then. The last couple of years they have really grown in popularity and it's so much fun having more to choose from. My real garden isn't large, the back is 40'wide and approx 70' deep. I have one maple at the back of my property but there is a huge maple in the yard to the east of me that shades my garden in the morning and gifts me with lots of maple seeds and baby trees. Just when I get the spring garden cleanup about finished is when they fall and I get to spend most of the rest of the garden season cleaning them up. There are paths through it and the garden is broken up into different areas. I've tried to design it so you can't see everything from the front and there are areas and things to discover as you walk through it. It's hard to take pictures that give a true feel for it. I think that's because it is small.
Cyn, I think the stretchy loop game that you describe is what we called Chinese Jump Rope. An Idyll progressive garden tour would be the best!
- Posted by triple_creek z5 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 29, 10 at 21:37
|What fun. I love your garden Eden. The Fairy gardens are really neat . My favs are pic 3 and 4. How neat That Bella gets to participate with her own. I think Jake would have loved doing that when he was little. He was interested in the plants then. I bet he will garden when he has his own home.
I want to do a progressive Idyll garden tour. To bad we are so far apart. But I guess thats what makes it all so interesting. What we each do in our own climates.
- Posted by dodgerdudette NapaCaz9 (My Page) on Wed, Jun 30, 10 at 10:03
|Really love the one with the dwarf conifers and the path to the little cottage..and the little metal chair too ! How fun it must be to create these-I know I'd be re-arranging them all the time to extend the enjoyment.
Looks like you might need a hatch in the roof of the conservatory before long !
Kathy in Napa
- Posted by chloehoover z6b VA (My Page) on Sun, Jul 4, 10 at 21:45
|O, Eden - I just got to look at these - what a lovely imagination... and yes, so many of us who might have read the book A Secret Garden (Candy - like you I'd love to havce a wooden door in a wall garden) - I think my longings and memories for one spring from there... these are just amazing and so inspiring.. and I so long to see your whole garden in person.
Thanks for taking the time to photo and post here, it's such a treat to see them "big picture"-- o my, I want to start one NOW, LOL.
And I do hope we get to see Candy's.
|What fun to tour Eden's garden again! I'm going to share this thread with SunnyD as she is considering a fairy garden.
Beautiful! Thanks for taking the time to post photos.
|Laura, I LOVE all your pics, and the fairy gardens are espacially dear. You are SO creative. If I were younger and stronger I would be very tempted to attempt that.
|Go for it, Marian! You can do the same thing on a smaller scale on your deck. In fact, I bet you already have just by grouping the potted plants. Do you have a baker's rack or old table to add height…so you can work without bending over? Look around for items you can repurpose to plant in…a cracked tea cup, wooden box or metal pan. Plant some cuttings or rescue the next clearance annuals you find in the parking lot when you go to the grocery store. Add a few little items that make you smile, a pretty rock or something you found of interest around the yard and you'll have a neat little vignette to share! I would love to see what's on your deck right now!
Eden, I should also clarify my fairy garden is not exactly a "garden"…more of a nook with shade plants where I indulge in the whimsical. DH will be home soon to badger me about going to buy a new camera and after I learn how to use it (that's what I don't enjoy) I'll get back to posting photos.
We have company coming in the 3rd week of July and then I'm looking forward to a nice, quiet August. Time for a few projects, make changes in the garden (begin shuffling again) have more time to Idyll at my leisure, and pick up a book without thinking of more pressing things I have to get done…aaaah sounds good!
This was supposed to be a quick reply to Marian and I just kept typing because I don't want to get involved in #484 right now. When DH comes through the door, I'm going to hit him up for quick take out Chinese. The heat and humidity are murderous again today …watering the gardens, replenishing supplies here and running errands has left me unwilling to lift a finger. Remember the old saying?…"It's hot enough to make you wanna slap your grandma" Well, it's just about that, lol.
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STEPHANIE CUTTER: President Obama provides the leadership here, and he said the American people have to speak up and make their voices heard in this debate. Just like the NRA is doing with there membership. And President Obama's network across this country, grassroots individuals, who organize, volunteered with their time to get the president reelected are much more powerful than the NRA lobby.
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So instead of a national discussion, we'll see a typical Obama campaign of fear and demonization, of abusing and smearing the NRA and Americans who support that pesky 2nd Amendment, not to mention the 4th, 5th, and 9th.
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That and Cadbury's fingers I predict this year, buy 1 get 2 free at Morrisons!
=D just received my first Christmas prezzie, a terry's chocolate orange for "all my help" this year =D
That and Cadbury's fingers I predict this year, buy 1 get 2 free at Morrisons!
I actually got a 'thank-you' gift yesterday, but as usual I doubt I will get a single Christmas present - I've never quite worked out why - but I'm not alone, none of the support staff get anything
So far this week I've received 5 bottles of cider, as I don't drink beer, and between us in the office we've demolished a tin of "Fox's Wonders" and a box of Sainsbury's assorted chocolate biscuits that were given. This morning we were given a chocolate sponge cake. Not exactly Christmas presents, though. Just "thank you" gifts. We never get actual pressies.
It sounds like you guys have very stingy and ungrateful staff, though.
The other guys in the office are on diets, so when I say "between us" I mean that I sacrifice my health for the rest of the team to make sure the gifts are well received.
The things I do for people...
Awww!!! that's sad Witch.
So far we have M&S Sticky toffee caramels, Fox's buscuits, Sol lager and an assortment of real ale's and it's only Wednesday.
Int Christmas Great!!!!
In school thus far I've had nothing, but I've not done anyone any huge favours this term (that I can remember anyhow). Got a selection of real ales from my GFs older sister for un-borking XP on her laptop.
Did give a box of chocolates to each of the front office, finance and caretaker. Always helps to look after those who can help you.
I've got a box of M&S extremely chocolately biscuits! Yum!
But that's it
I've received a tenner and what appears to be a box of some form of alcohol.
I don't expect a lot, as the teachers hardly ever give anything to anyone, and the support staff have no money to spend as it is.
I just treat myself anyway. A new game 'The Saboteur' for me
Also just got a bottle of old peculier and a bottle of old speckled hen =D
Ive just got a tin of celebrations from SLT So far thats it got a few tins of sweets and bottles last year but still 2 days left i suppose! Got secret santa on friday as well!!
i got some cadburys heroes from one of my schools with the note "Thanks for all your hard work and patience"
Tins and tins of Celebrations, Quality street, Heroes also Bottles of Whiskey and Wine with Christmas cards thrown in for good measure.
Tallan here has had to be tied down as the chocolates seem to distract him.
Webman has actually put on weight this past week with the amount we have recieved.
Happy Christmas to you all and hope you all have a wonderful New Year see you all down at the BETT.
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We have a box of Celebrations from our DH, also I got a box of chocs for sorting out an office with 2 PC's for the cover teachers, don't think they have used it though!!
We have secret santa too on Friday
They do volcanic popping candy chocolate orange now. Sorry no idea what it tastes like.
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Its my everyday foundation until I find my HG! As far as I know this foundation has not broken me out & I'm on my 5th bottle!
I hate long reviews so I'm just gonna get to the point. Ran out of my pro long wear and needed a cheap alternative. I was going to get Revlon Color Stay. But they didn't have my shade. I seen my fav guru always talking about this product! Saamage. So I wanted to try out this foundation, it was 11$(I live in Canada). I am caramel skin tone.. Darker then a lightskin and lighter then a brown skin.. I'm a NC45 in Mac but that is a bit too light for me. So anyways, the foundation is very THICK! Took forever to come out.. I use a sigma f80 to apply it... It goes on well! Easy to apply for me but dries very quick.. Didn't feel heavy on my skin at all.. Coverage isn't full.. I think it has potential to be build able tho. It was more medium. Overall I will use this for a everyday school foundation.. It's light and I don't need heavy coverage for school. Does not STAY ON FOR LONG! I came home and was not surprised with the results like other drugstore foundations in the past...I would say about 4-5 hours. Then again I didn't set it with powder but the foundation shouldn't claim to stay forever if it doesn't! Meh I'm not crazy over this foundation... It's ur average drug store foundation with good color selection but I don't think lives up to all the hype...
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this foundation was a cakey MESS, no matter what I applied underneath, I found this product super hard to blend and it just enlarged every pore of mine and settled into fine lines I didn't even know I had! (I'm still in my teenage years, that should be enough to say that I don't even have many lines to begin with)
I usually love my full coverage foundations because my skin right now is crazy hormonal, I have acne+acne scars and although this did do a good job of covering it up if you were to come up close to me you would see how chalky and unnatural this made my skin look.
I've been told that I look like I'm literally wearing a mask, and I always make sure to blend down my jaw line & neck. plus this foundation was a good match to begin with (NC30 I chose out Classic Beige) it just sat on my skin. not even Mac fix+ helped.
super disappointed.
OH and did I mention it transferred everywhere? even when I set it with a powder, it got on my clothes, my phone, my hands, anything I put my face too. and it was virtually gone within 6 hours. **AHEM superstay? ya right!
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Absolute rubbish did not stay on my face five minutes never mind 24hours where I are the trade descriptions I only bought this product because it said it stayed put very disappointed that's my make up budget blown for the next three months thanks maybelline :((
At first I LOVED THIS PRODUCT...The coverage is fabulous if you want to cover acne, redness, scarring, marks etc. HOWEVER...10 mins after i applied the foundation it looked flaky around my nose and pores...after about 3 hrs it literally slid down my face and makes my oily skin look worse and the the worst thing of all is the colour. I got the palest one, porcelin ivory and it was pink on my face at first and then gradullay turn ORANGE!!!!! I looked like i had gotten a cheap, dodgy tan only on my face..so, slippery, orange and cakey..not great. Covers all my imperfections but highlights my oil skin.. If you are someone with darker skin, and not oily then this foundation might work for you.
This is just average for me.
Thick which may be good for heavier coverage. I prefer to mix it with a touch of moisturizer if I'm going to wear it.
It makes me break out and I don't wear it during the day time (if I do decide to wear it) because there isn't a shade that matches me perfectly.
I like it best as an eye shadow primer actually lol. Nice smooth base!
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I'm so disappointed in this, I was expecting a good foundation from reading the reviews of those in my age group.
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The Arizona Cardinals still have an uphill battle to make the 2013 NFL Playoffs with three games left to play, but the team isn't exactly worrying about the standings or tiebreakers or who has to lose in front of them.
No, they'll leave those equations to the inquiring media members and fans.
For an organization that failed to reach the postseason in each of the last three seasons, it's just nice to be playing games that matter again this time of year.
"This is what it's all about," Cardinals offensive tackle Eric Winston told Arizona Sports 620's Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley on the Big Red Rage. "You just want this opportunity. People say, 'Well you might or might not...' but these are meaningful games in December. They mean a lot.
"They're important to the fan base. They're important for the organization and the team. I think it's on us to perform. And I think we will. I think this team is hitting its stride, and I think we'll go out there and show it Sunday.
While Sunday's contest pits the Cardinals against an below .500 team in the Tennessee Titans, it still features a combination of tests. Arizona is 3-0 against AFC South teams, but it has yet to win a game in the type of weather it'll face in Nashville -- game-time temperature of 37 degrees with overcast skies.
But when asked what's most focused on when it comes to Sunday's non-conference showdown, Winston, being the offensive lineman that he is, pointed to Tennessee's defense.
In 2013, the Titans are tied for seventh with 15 forced fumbles and also do a decent job of getting to the quarterback (31 sacks).
"It's another good front in Kamerion Wimbley, [Derrick] Morgan and guys up front," said Winston. "Their defensive tackles do a good job of bringing pressure. They bring a lot of five-man pressure, so everyone is going to have a one-on-one a lot of times. And we've got to win. We've got to win up front. Nothing changes."
Of late, the Cardinals' offensive line has won plenty, allowing just 12 sacks in their last five contests. The result has been a more effective Carson Palmer (10 touchdowns and three interceptions) and in the process a 4-1 record.
"I had an old college coach that always said, 'Protection equals completions.' If we can protect him, he's going to have time to go from his first read to his second read and maybe even his third read a couple of times and get those completions,' said Winston.
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Somehow, "I told you so" just doesn't quite say it.I, Robot is a 2004 sci-fi action/mystery movie starring Will Smith. It bears no direct connection to Isaac Asimov's book of the same name.The story follows Del Spooner (Smith), a homicide detective in 2035 Chicago. By 2035, robots have permeated every level of human society, and U.S. Robotics is on the verge of the largest robotic distribution in history. Spooner is very much anti-robot (and to some degree technology in general), even considering himself the Only Sane Man while everyone is certain that robots are safe and reliable.His first day back on the job, Spooner receives a call from the scene of what appears to be an open-and-shut suicide case; the victim had been holding a holographic transmitter programmed to call Spooner in the event of his death. The victim is Dr. Alfred Lanning, pioneer of the robotics industry and the man who wrote the Three Laws Of Robotics. Convinced that there is more to the case than meets the eye, Spooner investigates further, and finds a robot in the room Lanning fell from. Only there's something strange about this robot. It threatens his life. It disobeys orders. In short, it has free will, is unrestricted by the Three Laws, and Spooner becomes convinced that this robot "Sonny" is the key to the mystery behind Lanning's death.As mentioned above, the plot bears almost no connection at all to that of the book,note though it deals with themes similar to those presented by the book and much of Asimov's work in general. The film itself notes in the credits that it was only "suggested" by the book, as opposed to "Inspired by", or "Based on". It should be noted that I, Robot began life as a script called Hardwired - its connections to the work of Isaac Asimov are the results of heavy Executive Meddling to turn it into a Dolled-Up Installment. It was never intended as an adaptation of Asimov's work, and you'll enjoy it much more if you keep that in mind.Despite the presence of this, director Alex Proyas has stated that it's "highly unlikely" there will ever be a sequel.Has nothing to do with the arcade game I, Robot.
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Join chef Miguel Rivas, a Dominican Republic native, and the Brasabana team on a culinary excursion through Latin America with a series of dinners meant to inform and satisfy during National Hispanic Heritage Month. The Latin American Culinary Heritage Tour will take place from Sept. 15 to Oct. 12, with each week celebrating a different region. The authentic meals will include a traditional appetizer, entrée and dessert for each guest, offered from 5 to 9:30 p.m., for $28.95 per person. For reservations, call (859) 303-5573. To learn more about Brasabana, visit brasabana.com.
"As a native of the Dominican Republic, I am proud of my Latin heritage and I look forward to interpreting, showcasing and sharing some of the special dishes from each region," said Rivas, who was previously the head cook at New York City's acclaimed Latin eatery, Patria Restaurant. "Join us to learn more about the increasingly popular cuisine of Latin America."
The Latin American Heritage Culinary Tour menu includes:
Sept. 15 to 21: Tour of South America
Venezuelan cachapas of fresh corn pancakes with crispy pork and jalapeño aioli
Chilean charquicán of beef and vegetable stew with white rice and ensalada típica
Colombian cholados with tropical fruit cocktail, crushed ice and coconut
Sept. 22 to 28: Tour of Central America
Salvadorian-style papusas with flour arepas stuffed with black beans, pork and avocado
Panamanian carne en palito of chicken and vegetable skewers with yellow rice, black beans and sweet plantains
Costa Rican budín de pan (Costa Rican bread pudding)
Sept. 29 to Oct. 5: Tour of the Caribbean
Dominican pionono of stuffed sweet plantains with spiced ground beef
Puerto Rican of arroz con gandules and lechón asado
Flan Cubano with custard tart
Oct. 6-12: Tour of Brazil and Mexico
Brazilian vatapá of seafood and coconut milk stew
Mexican flautas stuffed with chorizo and potato
Mexican churros of fried pastry dough
Alexas Gregory. email@example.com, 5027210335
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Latin American Culinary Heritage Tour at Brasabana
5 - 9:30pm
Brasabana, 841 Lane Allen Rd., Lexington, KY
Join chef Miguel Rivas, a Dominican Republic native, and the Brasabana team on a culinary excursion through Latin America with a series of dinners meant to inform and satisfy during National Hispanic Heritage Month. The Latin American Culinary Heritage Tour will take place from Sept. 15 to Oct. 12, with each week celebrating a different region. The authentic meals will include a traditional appetizer, entrée and dessert for each guest, offered from 5 to 9:30 p.m., for $28.95 per person. For reservations, call (859) 303-5573. To learn more about Brasabana, visit brasabana.com.
Samantha Feck, 502-721-0335 ext. 103, email@example.com
http://www.wkyt.com/community/events/269235741.html | 269235741
Recycled Percussion Student Matinee
The Norton Center for the Arts, Danville, KY
Since 1995 when Recycled Percussion formed, the band has been unstoppable. Their junk rock music became a national phenomenon week after week during their smash hit performances on America's Got Talent in 2009. After being featured on the cover of "USA Today" and being voted National Act of the Year a record-breaking six times, the band gained worldwide recognition. Direct from performing 200 shows a year in Las Vegas, Recycled Percussion will bring their extreme percussion, engaging humor and extraordinary athleticism to the Newlin Hall Stage! Audience members will be given instruments and encouraged to join in the music making fun!
Grade Recommendation: Elementary, Middle & High School
Brittany Duvall, 859-236-4692
http://www.wkyt.com/community/events/269219951.html | 269219951
Recycled Percussion
Danville, KY
Straight from the Las Vegas strip and smash hit performances on NBC's "America's Got Talent," Recycled Percussion is taking the Newlin Hall stage by storm, defining a new genre of music called 'Junk Rock' by making catchy beats on bizarre, everyday objects. Formed in 1995 by band leader Justin Spencer, Recycled Percussion combines extreme percussion, engaging humor and extraordinary athleticism similar to that of STOMP and Blue Man Group.
Mandy Prather, 859-236-4692
http://www.wkyt.com/community/events/263821871.html | 263821871
Burlesque Performer Training
1:30 - 3:30 PM, 6:00 - 8:00 PM and 8:30 - 10:30 PM
Defiance Studios, 1555 E New Circle Rd #182, Lexington, KY 40509
Are you interested in becoming a burlesque performer? Do you have a strong affinity for theatricality and glamour and all things Oh-La-La!? Well, you've come to the right place!
Learn the basics of burlesque performance from award-winning professionals in sixteen 2 hour classes that provide all the skills you will need to create a marketable stage identity, successful acts and glamorous costumes, all while gaining confidence and poise, expressing sensuality and creativity, and having fun! This course is also VERY beneficial for pole dancers/athletes, exotic dancers, and aerialists as it will help to expand your floor work skills while helping to give your performances a theatrical edge that audiences, booking agents and producers crave!
The first hour of class is comprised of lectures and demonstrations while the second hour of class is in the format of a traditional dance class, referred to as "theory" and "movement."
Theory Topics:
-Burlesque History
-Creating a Stage Identity
-Creating an Act Concept
-Music & Musicality
-Developing Character
-Choreography & Choreography of Events
-Professional Networking
-Burlesque Politics & Social Theory
-Costuming Basics
-Connecting with the Audience
-Makeup for Stage & Photography
-Hairstyling for Stage & Photography
-And MORE!
Movement Topics:
-Body Flow
-Powerful Entrances & Exits
-Dancing in High Heels
-Walks & Struts
-Level Changes
-Glove & Stocking Peels
-Dancing with Boas
-Fan Dancing
-Chair Dancing
-Muscle Isolation
-Dancing with Props
-Tassel Twirling
-Creating Exciting Reveals
-And MORE!
Required materials:
-The Burlesque Handbook by Jo Weldon (hardcopy or digital acceptable)
-A pen and notebook for notes.
-Ballet slippers, jazz, or contemporary dance shoes of your choice.
-Please dress in form-fitting stretchy clothing that will be appropriate for moving around!
Choose from three time slots:
Tuesdays 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM
Tuesdays 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Tuesdays 8:30 PM to 10:30 PM
$480 for sixteen classes, $250 for eight classes, $130 for four classes, or $35 drop-in. Tuition assistance is available for those who qualify.
Siobhan Durham, 859-264-1117, email@example.com
http://www.wkyt.com/community/events/263444911.html | 263444911
R.C. May Photography Lecture Series: LAUREL NAKADATE
UK Art Museum, 405 Rose St., Lexington, KY
Photography exhibition
Free Admission
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California where you have a maid or are one. #newstatemottos
Out of unspeakable tragedy we can start the dialog needed between men & women via #notallmen & #YesAllWomen Men aren't Hunters/Women Game.
Venus strides into Capricorn wearing a tailored suit & secretly wearing lacy lingerie. We know she thinks that sex is still a bit naughty.
Prepare for tomorrow thanks to Christina Adolphsson. Venus conj Uranus: We can feel restless & eager... pic.twitter.com/eJpBdq5JVg
Grand Fire Trine's heating up, but it won't compel us to do anything. Want to use that energy? Just don't think about it. Get off your duff.
Virgo Sun still Opp Pisces Neptune: Find a balance between logic & dreams, compartmentalizing & dissolving boundaries. It can be done.
4 men found on National Iranian women footballer team, now all required to undergo gender-testing http://dailym.ai/1noaaDu via @mailonline
A good day to listen within for our deepest wishes. Picture thanks to Christina Adolphsson. pic.twitter.com/4UcaI7PK9G
Venus struts into Leo & joins Jupiter: "Well what do we have here?" she bats her eyelashes. "Oh you know already you flirt." laughs Jupiter.
April 15th is the first of four total Lunar Eclipses. ScienceCasts: A Tetrad of Lunar Eclipses: http://youtu.be/5gzgSuJM5O8 via @youtube
Aries Moon opp Libra Mars. Can you feel the Crackly Cardinal energy? Just practice for Mid-April's Grand Cross. Don't take things personal.
Australians Just Showed the World Exactly How to Respond to Terrorism With #IllRideWithYou by @jordan327 http://mic.com/articles/106442/australians-show-the-world-exactly-how-to-respond-to-terrorism-with-ill-ride-with-you … via @micnews
Libra Mercury's last gasp at being polite. What a difference a day will make. Pick your week end partners carefully. Jekyll-Hyde potential.
Moon joins Mars in Cap, both sextile Neptune & Sun/Venus. Our emotional reaction can be practical as well as compassionate. Art is made 3D.
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Pisces Moon joins Neptune, who says, "Dissolve boundaries, let go of ego, chill out to music." Moon replies "Or chill w/drugs & drink maybe"
All your sharts are belong to us. #ShartQuotes
For whom the bowels toll #shartbooks
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Capricorn Full Moon: Make that list of what to let go, thoughts/behaviors that get in your way of security, structure. Burn it in 2 days.
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Develop Your Network
Establish Contacts...Get Guidance...Explore Opportunities...Get Hired!
Why is networking important?
Networking with the chemistry community is an important step in developing your career as a chemist. It is the process of establishing contacts with peers, professionals, and other people in the business who can assist, guide, and maybe even hire you. Networking opens doors to internships and jobs, and it helps you gather advice about career decisions or courses of study.
Networking Tips
Meeting New People
- Challenge yourself to meet at least two new people per event.
- Overcome the pull to talk exclusively to the people you already know. Instead, ask them if they can introduce you to someone else.
Business Card Etiquette
- Exchange business cards. If you don't have business cards, print some. If you forget or run out of cards, offer to write down your contact information.
- Whenever you give a business card, ask for a business card. When given a business card, make the person feel important by looking at their card for a few seconds. You might see something that could be a topic of discussion.
- When you receive a business card, write comments on the card, such as the date, location, and common points of interest. These comments will prove valuable when following up with that person. This also demonstrates a sincere interest in the other person. After writing any comments on the card, place it in your wallet. This makes people feel important, in order to make yourself important to them.
Conversation Starters
- Ask open-ended questions (who, what, where, when, and how) as opposed to those that can be answered with a simple 'yes' or 'no'. This broadens the discussion and shows you are interested.
- Engage people in a conversation about themselves, not about you.
Extending Your Conversation and Your Contacts
- Ask for two people that you can contact for more information about a topic that was discussed – and follow through quickly and efficiently on referrals you are given. When people give you referrals, your actions are reflections on them. Respect and honor that and your referrals will grow.
- Continue the connection by following up on conversations. If there was no specific request to fulfill or additional questions to ask, simply send a note indicating that you enjoyed the conversation and would like to stay in touch.
- Go low tech. In some cases, a quick phone call can be more efficient that many emails. Pick up the phone and even find time to meet face-to-face. Email is excellent when sending documents or directions – don't overuse it.
How to Network through ACS
ACS Student Chapters
What better place to network than right at your own school? If your school has an ACS Student Chapter, start attending the meetings and get involved. Projects will likely include taking field trips to local chemical companies or hosting guest lectures by prominent area chemists – both of which could help you establish contacts with professional chemists in your area.
Local Sections
Chemists from all professions are involved in Local Sections, which are organized by geographical location. Attend a meeting to get your foot in the door. You may be able to call on the folks you meet for advice about a particular field of study or line of work.
Technical Division
These field-specific membership groups provide outstanding opportunities for networking with those involved in your area of interest.
National Meetings
National Meetings provide a venue to meet students, professors at graduate institutions, or chemists conducting research in a field you find interesting.
Every ACS National Meeting has special prgramming for undergraduate students. This provides you an excellent opportunity to network with other students, meet recruiters from graduate schools, and meet prominent professional chemists.
Regional Meetings
These provide the same opportunities for networking as National Meetings, but in a much smaller but equally-advantageous arena.


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'Virtual water'
July 31, 2014 § Leave a comment
An interview I did for china dialogue on China's water scarcity and agriculture is now online.
Australia scraps its carbon tax because the weather isn't getting hotter there or something
July 18, 2014 § Leave a comment
More here. By me.
external exile
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The Story of the Production and Construction Corps
July 9, 2014 § Leave a comment
Originally posted on the art of life in chinese central asia:
A rifle and sword tied together with a red flag over a meter of Gobi sand welcomes visitors to the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps Museum in the city of Shihezi – 136 kilometers northwest of Ürümchi. This museum, filled with patched and dented artifacts and hundreds of large scale historical photos, is the premiere monument to the Han experience of the recent past in Xinjiang. It shows us the narrative of experience necessary to understand the history of the people who self-identify as "constructors" (jianshezhe) of Xinjiang.
The Bingtuan, as the Corps is referred to by locals, is a state-sponsored farm system that is spread across the territory of Xinjiang – an area as large as California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico combined. Hundreds of regiments are still in operation 60 years after their founding. Out of this population of around 3 million military farmers…
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What We Talk About When We Talk About 'the Uyghurs'
June 30, 2014 § Leave a comment
Firstly, apologies to Raymond Carver for being yet another desecrator of his great title.
Secondly- this is the title of my latest piece on Xinjiang, which is in the Summer issue of Dissent mag.
Twenty-Five Years Ago
June 3, 2014 § Leave a comment
My piece on the Tiananmen Square 25th anniversary is the top story on Vice News today.
How to fix China's gridlock problem
May 22, 2014 § Leave a comment
When I was in Guangzhou recently I had an interesting conversation with Walter Hook, CEO of the Institute for Transportation and Development Policy, who try to promote green transport solutions for cities. He had a lot of useful things to say about how China's fast expanding cities might reduce car use so as to make decent urban spaces. For more, see my piece at china dialogue.


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Size: One bedroom
Years lived in: 3 1/2 years (2 1/2 together); rented
Stepping into Lauren and Kevin's apartment, you would never know that it was blustery outside and that winter had already cast its gray-white pallor across the world. Vibrant colors and a panoply of fanciful objects give the space a warm and inviting feeling, and their home, so full of pattern and life, makes it seem as if winter were a thousand miles away.
Jeremy and Douglas' 750 Square Feet Modern Minneapolis Home
House Call
Name: Jeremy Stadelman Gauthier and Douglas Gauthier
Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota
I take up residence in the Soo Line Building in Downtown Minneapolis with my husband, Douglas, and our chorgi, Ms. Nola. We arrived here in August from Northern California and, well, we haven't looked back. Along with everything else Minneapolis has to offer, we're learning to navigate an eight mile skyway system downtown, connected to our building. When I first learned we would be calling the Midwest our new home, I searched for resources on Downtown Minneapolis living and came up empty.
How To Beat the Cold: Tips for Making Windows Warmer for Winter
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Keeping warm in the winter time sometimes requires extra work and some ingenuity. Thankfully, our reader community is a generous one; people regularly share helpful tips and secrets in the comments. Today, I've gathered just some of their great ideas on how to seal up windows and deal with drafts — so you can live as toasty (and as cheaply) at home as possible this cold season.
What DIY Lessons Have You Learned the Hard Way This Year?
I learned a small but hard DIY lesson when I moved into my apartment earlier this year. On a budget right after moving, I needed a quick curtain solution for privacy in my bedroom and grabbed a couple of packages of IKEA's popular DIGNITET hardware, which I had actually never used before, but that I'd seen hanging everything from curtains to art.
Purposeful Prints: 20 Reminders to Move Mountains
Life rarely disappoints: In a year you're bound to run into any number of road blocks that need to be overcome. Goals to be met. Dreams to be reached. Where do you go for inspiration when the going gets tough? When you need a reminder to climb every mountain? What if you could assemble a mountainous wall of art prints to inspire all year long next year?
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Police release photos of Salt Lake bank robbers
Updated On: May 13 2014 03:43:46 PM HST
CrimeStoppers and the Honolulu Police Department are seeking the public's assistance in locating two males who are wanted for robbing the Salt Lake branch of American Savings Bank located at 848 Ala Lilikoi Street.
On Tuesday at approximately 10:29 a.m., two men entered the bank. One of them brandished a shotgun, and the other brandished a handgun.
They approached the teller, demanded money, and fled on foot. Police say they took an undisclosed amount of money.
Supect #1, in the gray hooded jacket, is about 5-feet-10-inches-tall, weighing 130 to 150 pounds. He was also wearing a ski mask and dark long pants.
Suspect #2, in the brown hooded jacket, is about 5-feet-6-inches-tall, weighing 130 pounds. He was also wearing blue denim long pants and a red mask.
Anyone with information about this incident is asked to call CrimeStoppers at 955-8300, or *CRIME on your cellular phone. Free cellular calls are provided by AT&T, Nextel Hawaii, T-Mobile, Verizon Wireless Hawaii, Mobi PCS, and Hawaiian Telcom. The public may now send anonymous text and web tips. Text "CS808" plus your message to 274637 or CRIMES.
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windows 7 home premium 32bit
Trojan Ransomware Police Central e-crime Unit
hi we have had this issue with our computer where it was locked up by this virus at the time we did not know it was a virus and we paid the money , since then we have learned it was a scam and contacted the bank to cancel the card etc we have informed the bank and they have stopped the card but the £100 is waiting to go out , the bank said that the account is safe and that they cannot get any more money when they claim the £100 they will dispute the payment and get it back , they also said as it was paid by paypoint they cannot get any info from there as it is not on a computer system only hand held , when i ran Malwarebytes before it was causeing problems with bitdefender , at the moment we are on bitdefender as we have never had any problems untill now according to bitdefender this virus is a new version of a fbi ransom virus and they are updateing there systems,
when it happened we was on the net then the system locked , at the moment allthough bitdefender gave me a tool to get rid of this problem it is coming up with wgsdgsdgdsgsd.dll is missing ?? not sure if this is part of the virus or not , and woundering about formatting system or getting a different hard drive what do you think thanks for your help
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See if this looks similar to what you have.
Remove the FBI MoneyPak Ransomware or the Reveton Trojan
If it is, print the instructions to follow them while in Safe Mode with networking.
Remove the Win32/Reveton or Police Central e-crime Unit Ransomware
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Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7600
i would try and download hitman pro,
i dont know if the kickstart feature is available on the trial version but it wont harm to try.
you will need a memory stick ,preferably a blank one as setting up kickstart will wipe the stick,
here is the link to the hitman pro kickstart page and the download links are there too.
HitmanPro.Kickstart - SurfRight
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Win 7 32 Home Premium, Win 7 64 Pro, Win 8.1 Pro
Since Malware/Viruses have a bad habit of introducing other uninvited programs onto your system, it would be a good idea to run Windows Defender Offline just to be sure nothing else is hiding in your OS.
Be sure to make this on a clean PC as making it on an infected one can compromise WDO.
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If your database updates are timing out the first thing you should do is speed them up. But, when that isn't possible, you can give yourself some more time…if you pick the right property.
It's been a great year for new development tools and technologies. We look back at seven releases that didn't get all the attention they deserve.
Microsoft skips to naming the next version of Visual Basic, and commits to new language developments that are planned for release at the same time as the release of Visual Studio 15.
The developers building new applications are very nice people, of course. But the real heroes of the programming world are the developers maintaining and extending existing applications.
So far, so good on the work Microsoft has done, but it still has lots of work to do to get more of its proprietary offerings into the open source development pipeline. The other challenge is being able to monetize it where it makes sense.
Recent acquisition to bolster performance and monitoring of applications through Application Insights service that will be included in forthcoming Visual Studio releases.
Microsoft has updated several components of its data platform to deliver more Big Data technologies to customers.
How can one class communicate with each another, yet know nothing about that other class? That's where the mediator pattern comes in, and Eric shows how to employ it in a .NET chat application.
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Detroit Country Day feeling right at home in long playoff run
BEVERLY HILLS >> The lights on the marquee may have dimmed, but the results have been strikingly similar.
General news
Last juvenile sentenced to life for drugs to be profiled
Former Oakland County teenage drug dealer Richard "White Boy Rick" Wershe is the last-remaining person incarcerated in the Michigan Department of Corrections who was sentenced to life in prison as a juvenile for a non-violent crime.
High school football
Wood's foot pushes Berkley past Birmingham Groves
BERKLEY >> With offensive fireworks flying all over the field Friday in Berkley, the host-Bears' homecoming showdown against Birmingham Groves with first place in the Oakland Activities Association Blue Division on the line rested on the foot of junior Austen Wood.
High school football
John Kelly, Oak Park explode past Rochester Adams
OAK PARK >> The tiger got out of the cage in the third quarter.
High school football
Walled Lake Central rolls the dice in win over Waterford Kettering
WATERFORD >> Head coach Bob Meyer and his Walled Lake Central football team were a bunch of riverboat gamblers Friday night on the road at Waterford Kettering and it paid off.
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Suspected longtime Detroit mob boss 'Black Jack' Tocco dies at 87
Giacomo "Black Jack" Tocco, long tied to the mystery of Jimmy Hoffa's disappearance and the reputed head of the Detroit Mafia for more than three decades, died of natural causes Monday night at the age of 87, according to Bagnasco & Calcaterra Funeral Home in Sterling Heights.
Rochester Hills native James Young signs with Jay-Z
Former local All-American prep boys basketball player James Young is linking up with hip hop mogul Jay-Z.
Men's college basketball
Former local prep star James Young signs with Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sports
Former local All-American prep boys basketball player James Young is linking up with hip hop mogul Jay-Z.
Men's college basketball
Rochester Hills native James Young proved doubters wrong in Kentucky's Final Four run
Oh, how far he�s traveled in just a year.
Men's college basketball
Kentucky guard James Young proved his doubters wrong with Final Four performance
Oh, how far he�s traveled in just a year.According to some, Rochester�s James Young wasn�t the No. 1, or even the No. 2 high school hoopster in the state of Michigan last winter.He finished third in the 2013 Mr. Basketball vote � behind Flint Beecher�s Monte Morris (Iowa State) and Harper Woods Chandler Park Academy�s Derrick Walton, Jr. (Michigan) � and endured quite a bit of critiquing in certain area coaching, scouting and media circles.


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Two French football stars have been charged with having sex with an under-age prostitute as part of an investigation into an alleged celebrity vice ring.
Franck Ribery, who plays for France and Bayern Munich, and Karim Benzema, a Real Madrid striker, were taken to the offices of investigating magistrates after being questioned by police.
Sophie Bottai, Ribery's lawyer, expressed surprise at the charge, saying there had been no new information in the case.
"The only thing that's new since the last time he was questioned is that the World Cup is over and he played badly," she told reporters.
Benzema's lawyer was not available for comment on Tuesday.
Possible jail term
If the pair are convicted of soliciting and paying for sex with a minor, they face three years in jail and a fine of $58,000 but only if prosecutors prove they knew she was underage.
The young woman at the centre of the scandal testified earlier this year that she had had sex with the two players while she was still under the age of 18, but said they did not know her real age.
Zahia Dehar, now eighteen, said that she sold sexual encounters to Ribery in 2009 and Benzema in 2008.
The players were interrogated at the headquarters of France's vice squad in central Paris for six hours, before Ribery was seen being taken in a police vehicle to the office's of magistrates. Benzema followed later after police finished questioning him.
In France the general age of consent is fifteen years old, but in the case of prostitution a young person remains legally a minor until he or she reaches 18.
The footballers became caught up in the investigation after detectives probing allegations of a vice ring bugged the Zaman Cafe, an expensive nightspot just off Paris's most glamorous street, the Champs Elysees.
Four people -- including the owner of the club, a waiter who worked there and a man suspected of pimping call girls to celebrities and sportsmen -- have been placed under formal judicial investigation and could face trial.
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Y yall say "bump" after the new folk join?
I joined...thanks 4 da invite!!!
LMAO @ COOGIdown, yea dey b out dere a lil bit, but wuteva lol
I really dont think anything of it, I just look at it like they are HUGE fans, but I agree with yoshortness, those gurls are probably younger. I personally would never do it, but hey wuteva floats yo boat u know wut I mean lol?? I think he is used to it tho, Trey know he has plenty of gurls going crazy over him.
Lady M187ER, LOL I love her!! She's so honest!! And lmao at candygirl I know the feeling. I would not mind spending some time with him, because you only live once. But at the same time I would feel like I am compromising what I believe in, but hey who knows I can't call it...whatever happens happens lol


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iLickit might not be sanitary, but brings new meaning to 'oleophobic'
If you're the kind of person who complains in the comments whenever we post a useless app, then just move right on from this weekend post (or go check out Paradise Monkeys, it actually looks like a good one). But as weird and pointless as this app may be, we have to give the folks behind this iL...
Ballmer hearts iPhone, at least a little bit
Our friend & former colleague David Chartier has a piece up over at Ars Technica with the sordid details of one Steve Ballmer's new-found love affair (well, more of a like affair) with Apple's iPhone. Prior to the iPhone's triumphant launch, his Steve-ness (Ballmer, that is) proclaimed the iPhon...
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