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Athlete of the Week: Yeung and Solomon Lead Men's Tennis to Weekend Sweep
The Crimson has a strong foundation of underclassmen on its side— led by sophomore Brian Yeung and freshman Grant Solomon—who helped carry the team to victory in its matches on Saturday.
Athlete of the Week: Saunders Nearly Wills Men's Basketball to Tourney Win
Senior wing Wesley Saunders had North Carolina on its heels for much of Thursday's game, but Harvard fell just short, 67-65.
Athlete of the Week: Blackwell's Return From Injury Sparks Men's Ice Hockey
Blackwell notched two goals on Friday and the game-winner on Saturday to help Harvard sweep Brown in the first round of the ECAC Tournament to keep the Crimson's NCAA Tournament berth hopes alive.
Athlete of the Week Runners-Up: Week of 3/9
While junior Colin Blackwell took Athlete of the Week honors this week, hockey players Sarah Edney, Jimmy Vesey, Miye D'Oench and wrestler David Ng also provided standout performances.
Athlete of the Week: McDonnell Shines Brightest In Final Home Game
One could say that without co-captain Erin McDonnell, the Harvard women's basketball team could be walking away from this past weekend with very different results.
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The frigid air and heavy snow kept many inside on Saturday, but the weekend storm was no match for the ice running through the veins of sophomore track athlete Nikki Okwelogu.
Wes Knows Best
With a combined 49 points and 15 rebounds over the weekend, senior Wesley Saunders led the Crimson to victories over both Brown and Yale. The wins pushed Harvard back into a tie for first atop the Ivy League.
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With the Crimson needing two wins to regain its spot atop the conference, senior wing Wesley Saunders stepped up Friday and Saturday night.
Athlete of the Week: Seniors Lead Men's Swimming and Diving to HYP Victory
The class of 2015 is going out with a splash. The Harvard men's swim and dive team (9-0, 7-0 Ivy) finished off the dual meet season with a sweep of Yale (7-2, 4-2) and Princeton (7-3, 5-1) in the annual HYP meet this weekend.
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Harvard Athlete of the Winter: Junior Jimmy Vesey
Throughout a difficult winter recess in which the No. 4/4 Crimson struggled with injuries, Vesey was a beacon of consistency.
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Saunders Shoulders Crimson's Success
In games against Houston and Massachusetts last week, Saunders continued separating himself from hundreds of Harvard players that have come before him, scoring a combined 51 points in two wins to claim this week's Athlete of the Week honor.
Stanton Propels Football to Ninth Straight Win
On Saturday at Franklin Field, the Crimson found its own diamond in junior running back Paul Stanton, who rushed for a career-high 235 yards and three touchdowns in a victory against Penn.
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Pumpkins and candles and bears, Oh My!!
I have been busy sewing Halloween costumes for the GK's. So I am just posting a quick view of my kitchen table with mostly TS items. The little Jack O'Lantern candles on the rusty candleabra were .10 each at Big Lots several years ago, the little scarecrow kids were Dollar Tree this year, and I made the Jack on the corn stalks in ceramics decades ago. The rest are treasures from various TS's.
Close up of the center. The Hallmark ghost has since been moved and a smaller bear put in his place. The ghost dances and sings "I want Candy." So, I had to move him so he could move!! LOL
I have to catch a 6AM flight which means I am getting up at 3AM!! And..I am NOT a morning person, so have to try to go to bed now.
Will catch up on everyone's great posts when I get home.
Sure like that tablecloth, Candy.
The black jack-o-lantern plate in the centerpiece is great.
Hey, I see a wire jack-o-lantern in the background. It looks pretty cool too.
Have a nice visit while you're away - or a successful business trip, which ever applies.
Darling plates on your beautiful tablecloth. Love seeing all the other decorations. Hope you have time to share some of your GK costumes your making. Great buy on the little Jack O'Lantern candles for your candleabra. The ghost sounds fun and the bear is so cute.
Enjoy your time while away and hope it's a fun trip.
What a HAPPY halloween table!! Love the table cloth and the plates. The little bear looks so proud to be part of the fun. I like the rusty candle holder and the little pumpkins on it. I see a Harry Potter book peeking out, how perfect! I'd love to see that ghost in action. Your grand kids are lucky to have you make their costumes, did they pick them out? Hope you have a safe trip.
It's like playing "I Spy" on your wonderful Halloween table! Love all the goodies & how you heightened them! Of course, like nana, I spied the "Harry Potter" bk...& the little pumpkin harvest characters at the candleholders! And that t'cloth is WAY CUTE! Looks like a fun table for your GKs...enjoy! TFS! Jeanne S.
CUTE, CUTE TABLE! (I'm experimenting with italics & bold in messages!) Jeanne S.
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The veteran Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader L.K. Advani has called upon political activists cutting across party lines to work together and conscientiously to take India to the forefront of nations.
Inaugurating a civic reception here on Sunday for the veteran BJP leader and former Union Minister of State for Railways O. Rajagopal on his completion of 50 years of public life, Mr. Advani said the message of unity given by Swami Vivekananda way back in 1897 had great relevance for contemporary India. Vivekananda had, in one of his addresses, appealed to the people to leave the gods and goddesses for the following 50 years. The 50 years he had mentioned ended with 1947. "Today, I would appeal to you to work conscientiously to take India to the forefront of nations," Mr. Advani said.
Expressing happiness at the presence of a galaxy of political and religious leaders at the civic reception, Mr. Advani said this showed the wide acceptance that Mr. Rajagopal enjoyed in society. He recalled Mohammed Ali Jinnah's call to his countrymen immediately after the Partition that they must now forget to which they religion they belonged and let Hindus practise Hinduism and Muslims Islam and everybody work together.
Delivering the keynote address, Leader of the Opposition V.S. Achuthanandan said that although he and Mr. Rajagopal occupied diametrically opposed poles in politics, they retained a close friendship. The CPI(M) opposed Mr. Rajagopal's party because, in its perception, the BJP stood against all that was part of secularism. However, the CPI(M) and the BJP had worked together for a brief period, in the fight against Emergency, and he and Mr. Rajagopal were in prison together during the period.
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It doesn't get more dreamy than a french château wedding. Effortlessly elegant and dripping with charm, these gorgeous images from Katie Mitchell paint the prettiest picture of why. It's just another reason why I'll always treasure timeless affairs like this one, and you can see all the reasons why here.
From Katie Mitchell Photography….I followed my heart from Australia to France in 2013 and now call Paris my home. Having the opportunity to now photograph weddings here in France has been nothing short of a dream and Amy and Peter's French château wedding was no exception. An Australian couple currently living in Sweden, I was smitten with the sound of their plans from their very first email and just knew we were going to be the perfect fit.
On the day itself I approached the entrance to Chateau La Durantie and I couldn't quite believe my eyes. It was even more stunning than I had envisioned it would be, surrounded by apple orchards and olive groves. From the moment I walked in the door it was a serious case of inspiration overload (imagine vintage bookcases, marble staircases and piles of baguettes on the dining room table). I couldn't wait to begin to document all of the gorgeousness around me.
The sense of calm during the bridal preparations was a sign of the way the day was to unfold. Amy's grandmother's dress hung delicately in the salle de bain and photos of their grandparents (sadly absent in person but most definitely not in thought) lay on the table. Pastel tones and peonies were in abundance and every little detail spoke of a quiet elegance. As final touches to hair and make up were made the girls sat and chatted over cups of Mariage Frères tea.
The sun shone down on the smiling faces of their guests as Amy and her Dad walked down to the ceremony arm in arm and as Amy and Peter exchanged vows the importance of family was once again evident. We captured some relaxed portraits of the bride and groom in the surrounds of the château as their guests enjoyed a game of pétanque and the champagne flowed. The whole day was expertly organized by wedding planner Charlotte Holmes who was a complete delight to work with.
I loved everything about Amy and Peter's wedding day and I'm convinced that a château wedding in France is the way to go! Whether just outside of Paris, in central France or down in beautiful Provence, a week of festivities in the countryside together with your nearest and dearest is a perfectly unique and intimate way to celebrate and set the tone for the start of a beautiful life together.
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Welcoming Oscar Bou as a new committer to Apache Isis
I'm delighted to announce that Oscar Bou has been voted in as a committer on Apache Isis, and also to as a member of the Isis PMC. The first gives Oscar the right to commit changes directly to Isis' codebase, the second gives him the right to be involved in future votes.
If you've been following the Isis users and dev lists over the last few months, you can't fail to have seen Oscar's energetic involvement. Oscar came across Isis while building a similar framework in-house, and has since worked with his team to port much of their application – still in development – over to Isis. In so doing, Oscar has provided invaluable early testing and feedback for new features being implemented.
Oscar has ticked the boxes in terms of being a committer: using the mailing lists appropriately, raising JIRA tickets, provided patches to address specific issues, providing help to others in the community. But he's gone beyond that in raising a number of insightful – sometimes challenging – questions regarding Isis' design/responsibilities as a framework, and shown that he's keen to address these issues and thus improve Isis as a product.
I'm looking forward to working with Oscar in the future; another great addition to Isis' committers.
As a bit of tidying up, we have also voted for Jeroen van der Wal, and Maurizio Taverna, to be members of the Isis PMC. In fact, in many/most Apache projects, all committers are also PMC members, so it was something of an anomaly that we originally voted Jeroen and Maurizio as just committers.
Using buildreactor to monitor CI jobs
Following on from yesterday's post (using travis-ci for github projects), I thought I'd use a Chrome plugin to monitor their status. The one I chose was buildreactor (itself hosted on github).
Like Travis-CI, buildreactor is also ridiculously easy to configure. Let me show you in pictures:
Once configured, the status is easily viewed (and buildreactor will also notify if a build fails): Read the rest of this entry
Enabling CI for github projects
I've noticed a couple of times on visiting miscellaneous github projects that there's been a little logo indicating the state of the CI build. Hmm, thought I… I guess there's some service out there that can be configured. Probably a bit of a pain to get going. Maybe one day, but not today, I thought.
But today I took a deeper look, and had a go at configuring CI using travis-ci.org. And it turns out I was wrong… it's trivially easy to get going (for my Maven-based Java projects, at any rate).
Step 1: register at travis-ci.org, with your github credentials. Travis needs them to find your repositories and to install its git commit hooks.
Step 2: per this doc, create a .travis.yml file, with the content:
language: java
Step 3: Read the rest of this entry
Deploying artifacts to Maven central repo
I have a bunch of open source github repos, mostly related to Apache Isis, and have been exploring how to deploy these artifacts up to Maven central repo. It's a mostly straightforward process, but I hit a few bumps along the way so thought I'd capture them here.
First, my dev setup is a bit unusual: I run Windows 7 in a Parallels VM on top of an old MacBook Pro. The MBP has an SSD and 8Gb RAM, so the performance is good enough for me, and – even though I really dislike the MacOS UI, it is comforting to know that I have native Unix environment to jump back to.
In my Win7 VM, I use github's fork of msysgit as my shell; in other words, Unix on top of Windows on top of Unix. Yeah, a bit weird, it works for me.
Anyway, back to the point. To deploy these repositories into Maven, Read the rest of this entry
Cucumber editors in Eclipse
Just been experimenting with Cucumber JVM, with a view to adding some new BDD tests into a project I'm working on. And so the obvious next step was to see if there are an integrations with Eclipse, my preferred IDE.
Turns out there are, helpfully summarised by some kind soul in this public spreadsheet. I tried out all the plugins listed there; for my money Roberto Lo Giacco's plugin is the current winner. There's a handy page of screenshots, for example:
What's also interesting is that this plugin is implemented in XText. In Apache Isis we have thought about implementing a DSL encoding Isis' programming conventions, and XText looks like a good candidate.
I'm scheduled to present (on Isis, of course) at the inaugural Medit-Symposium conference in Sicily in October, and one of the other sessions there is on XText. Given at what Roberto has made XText do for Cucumber, I'm looking forward to learning more there!
Restore NuGet packages from packages.config
Another in my occasional series of wrangling with NuGet within Visual Studio.
This one is to restore all packages from a packages.config file:
function Restore-Packages() { $proj = get-project get-package -project $proj.name | % { Write-Host $_.id; uninstall-package -projectname $proj.name -id $_.id -version $_.version -RemoveDependencies -force ; install-package -projectname $proj.name -id $_.id -version $_.version } }
To use, first edit the packages.config as you require. Then, in the Package Manager Console in VS (in the 'default project' dropdown set correctly), just type:
Remapping right-alt key in Parallels when running Windows
I bought a MacBook Pro a few years back. I didn't really like it… I miss keyboard accelerators (not shortcuts) that the Unix and Windows UI have. Also, I do a lot of work with clients that use Windows, so I kinda need access to it. So my Mac went into the cupboard, unloved.
Then the Windows laptop I was using died… its SSD blew up and seemingly took the motherboard with it. Whatever, it didn't work and I wasn't going to fix it.
So I got that MacBook back out of the cupboard, installed an SSD and some more RAM, and set about running Windows in a VM instead Read the rest of this entry
Eclipse Tips: More refactorings (and a bit of common sense).
Welcoming Maurizio Taverna as a new committer to Apache Isis
I'm delighted to announce that Maurizio Taverna has been voted in as a committer on Apache Isis.
Maurizio came across Isis at the beginning of the year, and since then has been working rapidly and enthusiastically to develop a new viewer using DHTMLX. Although (because of licensing restrictions) this codebase cannot be donated to Isis, it's a substantial and impressive piece of work. If you've not seen it yet, there's an online demo here and the code is on github.
Maurizio has also demonstrated the viewer as an app running on Google App Engine (the demo above is running on GAE). To do this he has identified and addressed several improvements; these have been fed back to a few changes to the JDO objectstore component, as well as new documentation on our website.
Maurizio has also had several ideas to help publicise and promote Isis, including a series of animated interviews (a draft of the first of which can be seen here).
I'd personally like to thank Maurizio for all his hard work so far, and to say that I'm very much looking forward to working with him and gaining from his experience in the future.
Updating a NuGet package across all projects in Visual Studio
A little while back I did a couple of posts how to force a reinstall of all references in a Visual Studio from the NuGet packages.config.
A similar requirement is to update a package to its latest version, across all projects. Here's how:
The DSL of the DHTMLX viewer for Isis
In my last post and previously to that I've publicised the work that Mylaensys (Madytyoo and chums) have been building a new viewer for Isis based on the DHTMLX javascript library. One of the most noteworthy things about this viewer is its support for a domain-specific language to describe the layout of the widgets in the UI.
Mylaensys have now blogged about the internal design of this DSL (exploiting Madytyoo's experience early in his career building compilers). It makes for interesting reading.
Or, if you want to just play with the DSL yourself, go to the sample application running on Google App Engine. The link to change the DSL (and update the layout dynamically) is top right of the screen.
Go play with the DHTMLX viewer for Apache Isis
Mylaensys (Madytyoo and chums) have just blogged about their viewer for Apache Isis based on the DHTMLX Javascript widget library.
The post provides a bunch of tech details along points to a simple example you can play with running on Google App Engine. Here's a quick screenshot:
Apart from looking rather pleasant, what's notable about this viewer is the fact that it supports a DSL allowing the UI to be easily customized. Thanks must go to Marcius Brandão and colleagues for their prior work on a Naked Objects view language (and as implemented in their NO framework, Entities) for originall developing this idea.
Anyway, do check this new viewer out; I'll pass on any feedback I get to Mylaensys.
Eclipse Tips: using the Source menu
Everyone knows – or at least suspects – that most of the Eclipse goodies live under the Refactoring menu. However, there's also a lot of goodness under the Source menu too.
In this quick tip, I'm using another example from my little Java TDD course, demonstrating how to quickly write an immutable value type using a bunch of those Source menu items.
Eclipse Tips: Quick Fix to generate code
Here's another in my nascent series of quick tips for Eclipse. This one shows how you can use Eclipse's quick fix feature (ctrl+1) to quickly generate code.
To demonstrate it, I've actually used one of the exercises from my little Java TDD course, so if you watch it you'll learn a little about Hamcrest matchers, too :-)
Eclipse Tips: Extract Local Variable
When I teach my little Java TDD course, I quite often do live coding demos …especially if we're running behind schedule and I want to catch up; I'll skip an exercise and work through the solution. And one of the remarks I often get at the end is "thanks for the course, but what I also found useful was learning about how to use Eclipse effectively".
Well, I guess I have used Eclipse for over 10 years now, so I suppose I am reasonably familiar with it. So I thought I'd show some of these tips by way of a series of screencasts.
The first one in the series is nice and simple: the "Extract Local Variable" refactoring, and its corollary, "Inline Variable"; something I use an awful lot when working on Apache Isis codebase. You'll find it just below…
Marrying DHTMLX with Apache Isis
Mylaensys have just publicised on their blog the fact that they are working on an integration between DHTMLX and Apache Isis.
They previously have integrated DHTMLX and Spring Framework (DHTMLX Spring Link), so they have a proven track record… and I've been impressed how quickly they've produced some early prototypes.
So if the idea of rapidly building domain-driven apps with a customizable UI appeals, then keep an eye on their progress. The Isis mailing lists would be a good place to subscribe :-)
Articles on SD Journal
I've just written a couple of articles on Apache Isis, published by the Software Developers Journal. You can download the journal for free here.
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Apache Isis Core 1.1.0, Isis Shiro Security 1.1.0, Isis Wicket Viewer 1.1.0
A few days ago we (that is to say, the Apache Isis team) pushed out a new point release of Apache Isis Core (v1.1.0), along with two of its components Isis Shiro Security (v1.1.0) and the Isis Wicket Viewer (v1.1.0). The Quickstart Archetype that combines Wicket, Shiro, Restful and JDO also got an update (v1.0.2).
New and notable features in this release are: Read the rest of this entry
Using Google Guava's Ordering API
We've been playing a bit more with Google's Guava library – what a great library! The most recent thing we used it for was to sort out the comparators for our domain objects. Here's how. Read the rest of this entry
Apache Isis now has Shiro integration for security
Hot on the heels of Isis' first release as an Apache top-level project, we've now released a new security component that integrates with Apache Shiro.
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This fragrace was playing with my nerves. I liked it from the first time I got a whiff of it. ... Yet this is absolutely nothing I would normally go for. I like classy, spicy, elegant. This is lush, fruity,sweet. The name is perfect for it because first of all I felt like doing sth forbidden when I bought it in the end.... due to the mentioned fact that it seems not to be in my line normally. If You feel obliged to wear fragrances which are noble, elegant and demure, then this big tubereuse, coconut,peach concoction makes you feel a tad ashamed. Like a chic lady that You catch accidently during a holiday wearing hotpants... this stuff is sexy, lush, lovely, delicious and yet well done so you kind of cant get around it. It is that little sexy thing that you need in your wardrobe. addictive.
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This is a bold fragrance from MDCI, if only because its description - peach and more peach! - makes it sound like one of a billion cheap celebrity fragrances with the same description. But no, this is nothing of the sort: MDCI's devotion to high-quality raw materials and good composition make this much better than that description might sound. Yeah, it pretty much smells like peach and nothing else - I don't even get the floral notes that are listed. But this is a rich, gorgeous fruit, nothing like the overly sweet crap one usually gets in fruity fragrances. Péché Cardinal has become my reference comfort scent: it's straightforward, beautiful, and just a whole lot of fun.
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Fruit and white flower scents are not my preference, but the concept of Péché Cardinal appealed to me so much (I am a very ex former-Catholic-schoolgirl, and some ideas retain their hold on a womans imagination) that I ordered a sample, reasoning that if I were ever to be converted to this sort of fragrance it would be by one as well-executed as this. And it is indeed well-executed; the first waft of white flowers (lily predominating on my skin, only a hint of tuberose peeking through beneath it) with a bare touch of musk dries within 30 minutes into a sticky-sweet, nearly overripe peach. The drydown is saved from tedium by a thread of currant (though on me it smelled more of red, as in currant jelly, than of black) and a lingering floral background. The perfume doesnt work for me at allI find that my dislike of fruity scents is intact after an evening of Cardinal Sinbut I rate it at three stars because someone who loves luscious fruits and white flowers will probably like this perfume a great deal, and because its sillage and lasting power were both above average.
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Peche Cardinal and I have been wary of each other for about a year. So these are my second thoughts about this scent.
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Even moderate drinking of alcohol is not recommended for pregnant women.
Alcohol is an interesting dietary component. This simple molecule can be used as a model to underline the different modalities of nutrition, manufacturing, social, genetic predisposition and gender differences in metabolism, nutritional value and the consequences of excess.
Alcohol is created when grains, fruits, or vegetables are fermented. Fermentation is a process that uses yeast or bacteria to change the sugars like glucose, fructose, and sucrose into alcohol. (Principles of human nutrition-Martin Eastwood).
The popularity of alcohol results from its effects on mood and an induced sense of well-being. Alcohol is a part of everything, from family dinners to parties, to sporting events and nightcaps. The problems associated with alcoholism are well known, but what about the impact of social drinking or a moderate intake of alcohol? Does alcohol belong in our diet, or does the risk that it presents outweigh any benefits that may be derived from consuming it?
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The vitamin, mineral, and water content add to the nutritional value for each of these energy sources but do not provide any calories. A food is considered to be a source of "empty calories" when there are no other nutrients present besides the nutrient that provide the calories.
Alcohol is considered to be a source of empty calories because it provides only negligible amounts of vitamins and minerals. Due to the fact that alcohol often replaces nutrient-rich food and directly interferes with the body's absorption, storage, and use of nutrients, it has also been called the "antinutrient nutrient."
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I have a vegetable garden in my back yard but I apparently can't keep the rattlesnakes, coyotes and rabbits away! The rabbits are eating everything, the rattlesnakes are hiding in my bushes and the coyotes are attacking my animals.
Anybody have any advice?
My first piece of advice is for you to acknowledge you have invaded their territory and now you have to play by their rules. You can spend enormous amounts of energy fighting them and getting nowhere. You'd be better off outthinking them and trying to find some form of compromise.
Raised beds, really raised beds, at least 24" minimum, 36" is better, and stiff wire mesh coverings will slow down the rabbits. Hog panels can be manipulated into good bunny barriers. What kind of rabbit do you have? Desert cottontails or ? They're hungry this time of year and are coming into breeding season. Do you have the funds and the room to keep a bale of alfalfa hay and a salt lick way out in the back 40 somewhere? Give them something to eat away from your garden.
Keep an eye on the coyotes, they'll raid a veggie garden too. While we're on coyotes, what kind of animal of are they attacking?
Yes rattlesnakes hide in bushes, that's what they do. Have you tried turning the hose on them to make want to leave? They're probably hanging around because of the rabbits. Of course you might have pack rats too, just as tasty!
Are the critters coming up for water perhaps?
We have desert cottontails and jack rabbits. I will take your suggestion with the Hog panels and try raising my garden :)
If that doesn't work then I will try the salt lick because that is an amazing idea! I never would have thought about it. I had my father gave me a suggestion about the rattlesnakes. He told me to either get a cat or try to find a king snake or bull snake somewhere. He said the king snakes will make sure to keep the rattlers away. I'll get the cat to be safe :) Thank you so much for the advice! I have a little girl and nieces and nephews helping me in my garden all the time so that's why I'm so concerned.
Oh and the coyotes attacked my Australian Shepherd Mix a week ago and I don't want that happening to my 2 year old.


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Are you quilting this weekend? July1-5
We will have a long weekend this week. Will you be at your sewing machine? I probably won't do much if any sewing. My kids are coming home, my DS & DDIL today and DD and DSIL tomorrow. Oh, and I can't forget my grand-dog too.I'm not sure how long they plan to stay.
Have a happy holiday and safe travels.
Happy quilting!
Linda OH
We have a busy weekend but it MUST include sewing!
DH is off until Thursday, so he's planning on taking down some trees. I may end up helping with that, between taking care of 3 kids + baby.
I also have a friend & her 2 kids visiting Sat. afternoon, DH & I are going to a dinner theater with friends Sat. night. We'll try to find fireworks somewhere for the kids Sun or Mon. And another friend from NC may come at some point for some amount of time (he's never real clear!)
But the biggy is that I need a baby quilt finished for a shower next Saturday! It's the first great-grand for my MIL, so I figured I better. Have the fabrics all picked out, now need to cut for the I Spy/Disappearing 9-patch. It'll get done...I'm sure....at some point!
happy weekend everyone!
Probably not in front of the sewing machine, but I might be working on a project for a fundraiser where I volunteer. I am prepping some plywood to ready it for painting barn quilts. I live in a rural area with lots of horse barns, and I volunteer for an organization that has an equine therapy program. We're hoping a few of these might be sold or auctioned for fund-raising for the program. I will do the prep-work and drafting and then take it to the center and hopefully recruit some of the clients to do the painting.
Sounds like a busy weekend. We are taking it easy this year. The first 4th in at least 10 years where we haven't been "entertaining", overnight company...viewing fireworks by boat... aka...me working my butt off...cleaning, feeding, etc. This year I said NO - early! People are not happy with me, including my DH.
That said - yup - I am going to sew and hopefully quilt my Jar Quilt, as I want to give it in 2 weeks as a surprise.
I'm trying to feel "Quilty instead of Guilty" :-)
I may get some machine sewing in tonight and tomorrow morning, but tomorrow noonish we are heading over to St. Pete for an overnight trip. We're planning a nice dinner tomorrow night then the baseball game on Sunday (Tampa Bay Rays). I'm going to take a hand applique project to work on in the car.
I'm off all next week, so I'm planning some heavy-duty sewing then! :)
Oh, yes!!!! My sewing machine has forgiven me for not being attentive for almost 3 months, so we'll be having more bonding time. @:)
maygo....I'm proud of you for saying NO ... those who aren't happy about it can be the host for the next 10 years! You are just being good to yourself and doing what you want to do.
I have so many ufo's I'd like to tackle, not sure where to start--I have a purse cut out that I should finish. It won't be easy though, because somehow between choosing the fabric at the store and getting it home and cutting it out, I've fallen out of love with it and am having a hard time getting motivated to complete the project. (Has that ever happened to any of you?) I have a quilt that I need to do a quick bind on (binding from the back). And I'd also like to go to JoAnn's and take advantage of the holiday weekend sale and pick up some backing fabric and batting so I can prepare a couple of my quilt tops for machine quilting.
I doubt I'll get to everything, but hopefully something.
Other than that, as for Monday--nothing fancy, just roasting hot dogs and marshmallows in the back yard with the hubby and daughter.
Hey--good for you Maygo--And a very appropriate time for DH and friends to show a little Independence this year and fend for themselves!
I am working on a baby quilt for a show next Sunday (10th). I have it sandwiched and started the quilting this morning. We are hosting dinner get-together with old neighbors back in town from Kentucky. Looking forward to spending time with friends. DH wants me to organize 4th get-together ... not happening here either! Seems like we have hosted some dinner thing 5 times in the last 2 weeks - I am ready for a break! Will probably go to our city park for fireworks. There won't be any sewing going on here starting the 10th - friends from Iowa coming for a week!
Hope everyone has a happy and safe 4th!
I don't think I'll be doing machine quilting but may work on the hand applique a bit. Kind of depends on dh this time: if he brings computer work home that he has to finish, then I'll disappear to the sewing room for a while!
I have 'little' sewing things that I can do, nothing that takes any thinking time. The machne is set up and the simple sewing projects are lined up. (such as sewing 2x2 left over squares together) This will be done mostly in the evening. The yard work needs my attention the most this weekend.
I'm hosting grandchildren and another group coming tonight so sewing is out. But, have my Hawaiian quilt applique next to my chair and I'm "thinking quilt" as I plan how to get to the ironing board and cutting table without waking anyone up. May get a test block made this weekend but that's about all I see happening till next week.
I'm working on ironing little fabric swatches from a shirt manufacturer that came from the late 50's and early 60's. I finished the first batch that were in a box labeled "Spring '58" and am working on the box that was "Spring '63". I washed them all since they were in little binders that had mold on them. I got both boxes at a rummage sale for $1. As I sit here and iron, I keep saying to myself - I must be crazy!
Well, I hope everyone is having a great holiday weekend!
I've been making progress on the baby quilt. Sat. I got all the I Spy squares and alternating squares cut for a disppearing 9-patch. Sunday I got them all sewn into 9-patches. Today I was able to get them all cut into 4-patches, resewn, and at this point I have the entire top awaiting borders!!!
If I have time tomorrow during tree-cutting activities, I'll attempt to get a border or 2 put on it. I may have to piece the backing together as well. My goal is to get it on the quilt frame by Wed. evening. Quilt it by Thursday, and binding by Friday. That will leave me Saturday morning to wash/dry & wrap it up before leaving at noon for the party! Plenty of time...don't ya think???
Heading out now to the amusement park with the kids for fun & fireworks!! Be safe everyone!
I finished the baby quilt - binding all sewn & threads clipped. Just need to make the label! The window cleaner comes in the morning so I spent a while cleaning up my sewing room so he can get to the window! I hope everyone had a safe and happy US birthday celebration!


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- Articulatory correlates of the voicing contrast in alveolar obstruent production in German (2005)
- This work investigates laryngeal and supralaryngeal correlates of the voicing contrast in alveolar obstruent production in German. It further studies laryngealoral co-ordination observed for such productions. Three different positions of the obstruents are taken into account: the stressed, syllable initial position, the post-stressed intervocalic position, and the post-stressed word final position. For the latter the phonological rule of final devoicing applies in German. The different positions are chosen in order to study the following hypotheses: 1. The presence/absence of glottal opening is not a consistent correlate of the voicing contrast in German. 2. Supralaryngeal correlates are also involved in the contrast. 3. Supralaryngeal correlates can compensate for the lack of distinction in laryngeal adjustment. Including the word final position is motivated by the question whether neutralization in word final position would be complete or whether some articulatory residue of the contrast can be found. Two experiments are carried out. The first experiment investigates glottal abduction in co-ordination with tongue-palate contact patterns by means of simultaneous recordings of transillumination, fiberoptic films and Electropalatography (EPG). The second experiment focuses on supralaryngeal correlates of alveolar stops studied by means of Electromagnetic Articulography (EMA) simultaneously with EPG. Three German native speakers participated in both recordings. Results of this study provide evidence that the first hypothesis holds true for alveolar stops when different positions are taken into account. In fricative production it is also confirmed since voiceless and voiced fricatives are most of the time realised with glottal abduction. Additionally, supralaryngeal correlates are involved in the voicing contrast under two perspectives. First, laryngeal and supralaryngeal movements are well synchronised in voiceless obstruent production, particularly in the stressed position. Second, supralaryngeal correlates occur especially in the post-stressed intervocalic position. Results are discussed with respect to the phonetics-phonology interface, to the role of timing and its possible control, to the interarticulatory co-ordination, and to stress as 'localised hyperarticulation'.
- Papers in Bantu grammar and description (2006)
- The collection of papers in this volume presents results of a collaborative project between the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) in London, the Zentrum für allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft, Typologie und Universalienforschung (ZAS) in Berlin, and the University of Leiden. All three institutions have a strong interest in the linguistics of Bantu languages, and in 2003 decided to set up a network to compare results and to provide a platform for on-going discussion of different topics on which their research interests converged. The project received funding from the British Academy International Networks Programme, and from 2003 to 2006 seven meetings were held at the institutions involved under the title Bantu Grammar: Description and Theory, indicating the shared belief that current research in Bantu is best served by combining the description of new data with theoretically informed analysis. During the life-time of the network, and partly in conjunction with it, larger externally funded Bantu research projects have been set up at all institutions: projects on word-order and morphological marking and on phrasal phonology in Leiden, on pronominal reference, agreement and clitics in Romance and Bantu at SOAS, and on focus in Southern Bantu languages at ZAS. The papers in this volume provide a sampling of the work developed within the network and show, or so we think, how fruitful the sharing of ideas over the last three years has been. While the current British Academy-funded network is coming to an end in 2006, we hope that the cooperative structures we have established will continue to develop - and be expanded - in the future, providing many future opportunities to exchange findings and ideas about Bantu linguistics.
- On the (non-)recursivity of the prosodic word in Polish (2000)
- The present paper investigates the relationship between the morphological word and the prosodic word in Polish sequences consisting of proclitics and lexical words.
- Satisfying minimality in Ndebele (2000)
- In this paper, I discuss four different verb forms in Ndebele (a Nguni Bantu language spoken mainly in Zimbabwe) - the imperative, reduplicated, future and participial. I show that while all four are subject to minimality restrictions, minimality is satisfied differently in each of these morphological contexts. To account for this, I argue that in Ndebele (as in other Bantu languages) Word and RED are not the only constituents which must satisfy minimality: the Stem is also subject to minimality conditions in some morphological contexts. This paper, then, provides additional arguments for the proposal that Phonological Word is not the only sub-lexical morpho-prosodic constituent. Further, I argue that, although Word, RED and Stern are all subject to the same minimality constraint – they must all be minimally bisyllabic - this does not follow from a single 'generalized' constraint. Instead, I argue, contra recent work within Generalized Template Theory (see, e.g., McCarthy & Prince 1994, 1995a, 1999; Urbanezyk 1995, 1996; and Walker 2000; etc.) that a distinct minimality constraint must be formalized for each of these morpho-prosodic constituents.


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Teaching in the Key of Jocelyn: Challenging One-Size-Fits-All Education
Like many of you, I grew up with a one-size-fits-all approach to school. I remember clearly the few teachers that allowed me to explore things on my own terms -- and, interestingly enough, these were the school experiences that had the greatest impact on me.
Our arts@newman initiative is an attempt to bring that sense of exploration into students' experience of school. Even though we have embarked on something rather creative here, there is still a great deal of room for thinking about our practice in terms of our ability to connect with students.
I had an "A-ha!" moment this month as we were putting finishing touches on a musical production. I had one more solo to assign, and the usual suspects were eager to volunteer. Out of the corner of my eye I noticed that Jocelyn had put her hand up to indicate her willingness to take on the song. Jocelyn was one of those dedicated choir members that, despite her diligence, didn't display the confidence or the vocal range to take on a solo role. At least, that was my initial impression.
Jocelyn didn't want to audition for the piece in front of the others, so I asked her to come back during the afternoon recess break to try the song on for size. The problem was that no matter how hard I tried, I could not get her to reach the opening note. She knew the song but consistently started about four or five notes lower than expected. I didn't know how to tell her that we would need to wait for a song that was a better match for her vocal range.
Then it hit me: Why not transpose the piece so that it matched her range? It took only a moment or two to make the musical adjustment, and we were off and running. Suddenly this young lady was singing in perfect tune. As we rehearsed over the next week, she developed both confidence and style.
The night of the performance marked the first time she had ever sung solo in public, and it was a special evening for Jocelyn and her family. For me, it was one of those moments in which a new insight was revealed about this place we call school: The challenge of differentiated instruction is all about learning to teach in a number of different keys. It's not always about some students being able to meet the expectations, while others fall short. Instead, it's about really believing that all students can succeed, given the right context and environment.
What's your story? Do you have "A-ha!" moments that have caused you to think about your practice in a different way? Do you remember a teacher who "changed the key" so that you could experience success?
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