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Azure is good - but tooling makes it great! While at Build in Seattle, Carl and Richard talked to Paul Yuknewicz and Andrew Hall about the latest tools available in Visual Studio for developers wanting to get the most out of Azure. The conversation starts out with a response to a listener about debugging services in Azure - the challenge of following an execution path through your software and the various service offerings of Azure that your application might depend on to understand where problems lie. Then a dive into the new bits - new container support, tooling around Kubernetes and more!


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|Salary: £40000 - £42000 per annum + Plus bonus & relocation assistance
|Sector: Accounting & Finance, Insurance Industry
|Type: Permanent
|Start Date: ASAP
|Contact: Angelique Pearson
Senior Financial Accountant – Motor Insurance – Gibraltar
Salary Package c£40,000 - £42,000 DOE plus bonus and benefits and relocation assistance
Our client is a UK leading Motor Insurance company that has expanded and developed its product base over the last 6 years. The Senior Financial Accountant will be responsible for the preparation of financial reporting and regulatory reporting outputs for our Insurance client, design solutions and implement new and enhanced reporting capabilities covering various reporting requirements, including Solvency II Pillar 3 regulatory reporting. Also the role involves the preparation of analysis for management on balance sheet assets and liabilities, including investment and reinsurance counterparty exposure.
The appointed Senior Financial Accountant duties and responsibilities are but not confined to:
Regulatory Reporting, to include:
- Ownership and maintenance of Regulatory Reporting system including liaison with developers on modifications and implementation of enhancements and updates.
- Preparation of the quarterly and annual Solvency II QRT regulatory Returns
- Review and validate data inputs (from Asset Managers and Actuarial Team)
- Preparation of finance inputs for QRT reporting
- Designing and implementing improvements to controls over data received from external Brokers, partner insurers and investment managers
- Maintain the company's central repository of Reinsurance counterparty data and analytics
Financial reporting, to include:
- Support the management reporting team for the monthly reporting packs
- Responsibility for the maintenance of the company's general ledger accounting package
- Assist in the preparation of the annual statutory accounts and government returns
- Designing and implementing reporting solutions for the new reporting requirements
- Ad hoc financial reporting, to include creation of reporting for external suppliers, liaison with banks and investment managers, and liaison with other Group companies for financial reporting purposes
The appointed Senior Financial Accountant profile is as follows:
- Strong team player
- Well organised, motivated and self-sufficient, with excellent communication skills
- Ability to design and implement reporting solutions for a given challenge
- Technical knowledge of insurance/reinsurance terms, contracts, reserving, settlement practices
- Strong analytical, documentation and presentation skills
- Understanding of financial reporting systems and supporting technologies (Specifically, a working knowledge of IBM TM1, Access Dimensions and Tagetik would be beneficial)
- Ability to work effectively with both internal and external stakeholders
- Strong computer skills, in particular proficiency in primarily Excel
Our client has made dramatic growth in the Motor and Van Insurance sector in the course of the last 8 years, exceeding all projections forecasted for this time period. The Finance Director is now seeking to put in place an experienced team of Finance professionals into the business at their Gibraltar office. The successful candidate will be a key placement to assist with their next phase of expansion covering the UK and Gibraltar.
Do you have what it takes to achieve these ambitious expansion plans and add real value to such a successful Insurance Company?
Apply now to find out more and receive a full job specification.
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In keeping with today (Valentine's Day, duh) let's talk about my love for Rag & Bone. Every time I go into Barneys I literally die over all of the options. Besides it just being awesome, Rag & Bone jeans legitimately hug every curve perfectly so how can I not be in love. Ummmm and are those gray pants ombre? Yes, please!
Aren't they inside? Talk about ideal placement of "wind" and model in garment.
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As of 3:50AM CDT, we received notification that our Sydney node 3 was down. According to our provider, we received an attack on their business network, thus we were automatically nullrouted.
Due to the previous 60+ hours of downtime just a few days ago, we contacted them 10 minutes after the service was taken down to have this resolved immediately.
We will have the service brought back online as soon as possible, and some measures to prevent these kinds of issues again will be put into place. Further details will be emailed to those of you on node 3 in Australia.
We apologize for the inconvenience, and appreciate the continued patience while we resolve this with our Australian datacenter.
Update: As of 5:12 AM CDT, service has been restored.


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The Olympic Games have a habit of doing that. And these Winter Olympics were no different. (See http://www.vancouver2010.com/ for all the stories.)
The Games stated on a tragic note, with Georgian luge slider Nodar Kumaritashvili dying in a horrific training crash on the morning of the opening ceremony. Dodgy weather conditions conspired to further dampen the mood, with Cypress Mountain being forced to shut down portions of the spectator areas for safety reasons, and disappointing thousands of ticket-holders offered the scant consolation of a refund. A sizable section of Vancouver's population, too, were up in arms about the hefty tax bill that seem to be unjust desserts for all host nations of Olympic Games.
But the mood began to shift and the gloom began to lift when hearts and minds became captivated by the human stories of the Games:
American idols and skiers Lindsay Vonn and Bode Miller winning gold in dramatic fashion: Vonn pushing pain aside to capture the downhill title(she injured her shin a week before the Games and was a doubtful starter) and Miller clawing himself back from 7th position going into the second leg of the super-combined.
Slovenia's cross-country skier Petra Majdic displaying true grit after a warm-up tumble into a craggy creek bed, to ski four gruelling races before being stretchered off the course after the finals. A medical examination later revealed she had suffered five broken ribs and a collapsed lung.
Canadian figure skater Joannie Rochette being knocked down by the sudden, unexpected death of her mother who had flown into town to cheer her on, then somehow channelling her emotions for a few critical minutes two days later to skate her heart out on the ice. The scoreboard showed bronze, but her performance was pure gold.
And of course, the Canadian men's hockey team who gave the nation the gold medal it craved the most badly, by winning a sudden-death playoff in the finals against a young but brilliant US team that had played above itself throughout the Games.
The closing celebrations had a magic moment of its own when a faux repairman, giant screwdriver hanging from his toolbelt, 'fixed' the mechanical arm of the Olympic cauldron that had infamously failed to rise during the opening ceremony. Nothing is as endearing as a host nation that can laugh at itself.
Canada ended the Games with a haul of 26 medals (including a superb 14 gold, the best-ever achievement by any country in a single Winter Olympics). On another level, perhaps even more significant was the way the whole nation came together as One after a lukewarm first week. VANOC chief John Furlong paid tribute to "the most beautiful kind of patriotism that (has) broken out all across our country." My niece and nephew are Canadians and performed in the opening ceremony; it's an indescribable experience they'll cherish for the rest of their lives.
I lived and worked in Canada myself for close to seven years, and can vouch that for the longet time, the country's sports psyche seemed to be best summed up by the mantra, "Go for the bronze!" Not anymore. Canada has found a new voice, a raison d'etre; and Canadians are becoming comfortable with making it visible.
Billions of dollars are spent on nation and city branding each year as countries strive to reinvent themselves for the 21st century. Very rarely does a vision capture the hearts and minds of a populace as completely and seamlessly as it appeals at the same time to a nation's visitors. With these Games, brand Canada has turned the pages and started on a new chapter in its history.
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Spokane Jazz Orchestra - Jace Fogleman the Sounds of Michael Buble
Date: Saturday, December 15, 2018
Showtime: 7:30
Link: http://www.spokanejazz.org/
Price: $29.14 - $35.04
A Michael Buble Christmas with guest vocalist, Jace Fogleman.
The Spokane Jazz Orchestra is a traditional big band that performs one of the most entertaining, annual concert series in the Inland Northwest, for jazz enthusiasts and music lovers alike. Founded in 1975, the Spokane Jazz Orchestra has a deep musical history in the Inland Northwest, that goes back to the 1960's. It's the longest, continuously performing, community supported jazz orchestra in the United States.


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Fully customizable using RTI's Integration Designer programming software, the RTiPanel offers the same intuitive control experience RTI remote controls offer, running on an Apple or Android smart phone or tablet device as well as on a Windows® PC. Providing secure local or remote access to an RTI control processor from any Internet connection, the RTiPanel allows for control via LAN, Wi-Fi and WAN control off site. When used with an XP series control processor, users can view and adjust thermostats, monitor security systems and turn off lights, in addition to controlling their A/V electronics, from the office, on vacation, or virtually anywhere in between. The RTiPanel app is also available for local, one-way control using the RP-4 control processor.
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are looking to draw you to their site to drum
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Having said that, there are an enormous number
of great freebies out there for the taking.
So just be careful and use common sense, and
you'll be OK. Incidentally, if you sign up for
a lot of freebies, you may be targeted by spammers
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against spam. There's a nice, free anti-spam
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ECI INDUSTRIAL FIRE & SAFETY ENGINEERING mainly known as ECI IFSEI is an pioneer organization imparting professional and quality training courses in Fire Engineering, Safety Management, Industrial Safety, Health-Environmental Engineering and also Disaster Management etc. ECI IFSEI collaborates with various Universities, Educational Board, Research and Training Organization. ECI IFSEI not only excelling in academic career, it also renders A-Z fire and Safety solutions across India. ECI IFSEI conduct and promote to all fire and safety courses as a National level through Centre's. ECI IFSEI is a pioneer Educational Organization having a well-established track record in EDUCATIONAL and PLACEMENT field. ECI IFSEI has long working association with local bodies in India and Abroad. ECI IFSEI has committed to capacity Building, Education, Training and Research work and dedicated itself for the Empowerment of local bodies and good local governance. ECI IFSEI Head Office located at the center of the country with the Zero Mile marker indicating the Geographical Center of India "Warangal is the second biggest city in Telangana after Hyderabad – Warangal served as the capital of the Kakatiya dynasty which was established in 1163 City", comprising of high-rise buildings which provide a realistic training ground for the students for carrying out mock Fire Safety/Rescue Drills. The ECI IFSEI is having dedicated training team of professionals comprising Defense Officers, Fire-Safety Scientists / Engineers and Fire Experts who boast of knowing Fire-Safety from "Womb to Tomb".
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Nexus' Industrial Designers Love to Sketch: Part I
Most of us at Nexus are in the habit of drawing pictures to communicate ideas. Whether we are at the dinner table with a napkin in hand or working live on a new product concept during an online meeting, we sketch. It's a quick way to start work – to generate rough concepts for a new product and spur conversation towards eventual solutions. Often a new products' wish list of features and requirements cannot be articulated with words alone (nor should they). Without the mighty sketch, we quickly start using our hands demonstrating, 'it's about this long' or 'the lid opens like this', and so on.
We could resort to using CAD software to start the process of defining a new product visually and functionally. However CAD is admittedly much slower than the experienced sketching hand. The image we have of the concept has to be extremely developed when starting CAD, one could spend hours or even days building and defining that concept in 3D. It's easy to lose sight of the forest amidst the detail of the trees.
Sketching is a simpler tool, one that cuts to the chase and allows for infinite tweaking, erasing, re-thinking, adding, and so on; A tool that can be used live, on the computer, and as quickly as a conversation or brainstorming session can be held.
Making a rendering look real can be a real effort
Gone are the days of paper pads and napkins (well, almost gone) At Nexus sketching often starts somewhere during the first couple of meetings about a new project. Many meetings these days are conference calls or desktop sharing sessions. When words reach their limits and the waving hands are invisible to the other folks on the call, we quickly resort to online meetings that utilize live sketching with graphics software and a Wacom tablet. These early sketches are often rough and informal, but all of a sudden the utility, the look, and the attitude of a future product will begin to literally take shape.


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Phishing scams are rife in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region. Cyber criminals are getting smarter and their attacks more sophisticated, so businesses need to work harder to protect their information security and assets.
Ensuring your employees know the basics of cyber security minimises the risk of your company's systems being infected. It is important that they know how to recognise and respond to phishing emails. Here are some signs to look out for.
A sense of urgency
Scammers draw people in with messages that make them feel like they need to act quickly. They might use capital letters and words like 'urgent' or 'immediately'. This creates a sense of panic that leads people to act before thinking about the consequences.
Well-known brands
You might receive messages that look like they're from businesses you know and trust – your bank, for example.
If you receive a message that looks like it's from a business you know but are not sure whether it can be trusted, contact the business directly to check the validity of the message. Never reply to or click any links in the email.
Unfamiliar senders and strange URLs
Look at the sender's email address and, if a link is provided, check the hyperlink address by hovering your mouse over the link. This will often reveal a non-official address or a URL that is misspelled or completely different to what you are expecting.
Asking for details
If any message asks for your password or bank account details, do not respond. The emails can be very convincing, warning recipients of suspicious activity, for example, but no legitimate correspondence would request this information from you.
Many phishing emails are automated and sent to thousands of people at once, and can contain very obvious errors. This might be a gap where your name should be, or spelling mistakes and poor grammar. A reputable company would not send emails with these mistakes. If you see an error, assume the message is a scam.
Phishing attacks in the GCC region
Individuals and businesses in the Gulf are potential targets for cyber criminals and should seek to protect themselves before it's too late.
There have been more than 26 million phishing emails in Saudi Arabia in recent years, according to the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), and a recent survey of dubizzle found that 36% of online users in the UAE have never heard the term 'phishing scam'.
Since 2015 there have been at least 11,500 information security breaches in the GCC region – this number could be much higher as it's estimated that a third of people don't report the crime.
The above statistics indicate that phishing and ransomware pose a huge threat to GCC region companies. Businesses should take action against the increasing threat of targeted phishing attacks by educating their employees to be alert, vigilant, and secure.
Minimise the impact of phishing attacks
It is important that staff are aware of the cyber security risks your organisation faces. Enrolling your employees on a phishing and ransomware e-learning course will help them understand how phishing attacks work, the tactics that cyber criminals employ, and how to spot and avoid a phishing campaign.
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Who's the best 2018 state soccer champ? Vote now for your RAIDERS!
The Raiders faced the Briarwood Lions in the AHSAA 4A-5A State Championship Friday night. This was the rematch of last year's final and the Lions were looking to get revenge on the Raiders. The Lions have good speed and showed it early in the game. They countered off a Randolph corner kick and were able to get behind the Raider defense to take the 1-0 lead early in the game. The Raiders weren't rattled and quickly gained control of the midfield. In the 14th minute the Raiders found the tying goal when Ian Krajna found Sean O'Hare who placed it perfectly past a diving keeper.
The game was now tied but the Raiders were now in control and the possession was nearly all Randolph. It was just over a minute to play in the first half when the Raiders struck again. Ian again played a great ball in, this time to Parker League, who juked a defender and put it far post for the lead. The Raiders never looked back.
The second half was all Randolph. It only took 4 minutes for Randolph to extend the lead. Sean O'Hare played a great through ball to Sam Hartley. Sam cut one defender and put the ball right over the diving keeper. Just a few minutes later it was Sam that found Sean making a run in to the box. Sean first time the pass in to the back of the net and the Raiders were now up 4-1 with just over 30 minutes to play. The Raiders continued control the possession and the pace of the game. With 17 minutes remaining Sam dribbled 3 defenders and laid the ball off to Sridhar Karne who tapped it in for the 5-1 lead. The game finished 5-1 and your Randolph Raiders are the 2018 AHSAA 4A-5A State Champions. This is the eight state championship for the program and the third in the last four years. #NothinGiven
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Tibialis Posterior Tendon Dysfunction Surgery
PTTD is a condition of degeneration and dysfunction in the tendon complex that helps control the medial arch of your foot. Essentially what happens is the complex is unable to do its job of supporting the arch and supinating the foot, so a progressive flat foot develops (usually called adult acquired flat foot). Initially pain and often swelling develops on the inside of the ankle and it will continue to get progressively worse. There are a number of stages of PTTD (3 Stages) and it needs to be aggressively treated early on otherwise a surgical reconstruction of the arch will invariably be required. PTTD can develop into a very disabling condition if it is not dealt with properly and promptly. As PTTD becomes more advanced, the arch flattens even more and the pain often shifts to the outside of the foot, below the ankle. Arthritis often develops in the foot and In more severe cases, arthritis may also develop in the ankle.
The posterior tibial tendon, which connects the bones inside the foot to the calf, is responsible for supporting the foot during movement and holding up the arch. Gradual stretching and tearing of the posterior tibial tendon can cause failure of the ligaments in the arch. Without support, the bones in the feet fall out of normal position, rolling the foot inward. The foot's arch will collapse completely over time, resulting in adult acquired flatfoot. The ligaments and tendons holding up the arch can lose elasticity and strength as a result of aging. Obesity, diabetes, and hypertension can increase the risk of developing this condition. Adult acquired flatfoot is seen more often in women than in men and in those 40 or older.
Some symptoms of adult acquired flat foot are pain along the inside of the foot and ankle, pain that increases with activity, and difficulty walking for long periods of time. You may experience difficulty standing, pain on the outside of the ankle, and bony bumps on the top of the foot and inside the foot. You may also have numbness and tingling of the feet and toes (may result from large bone spurs putting pressure on nerves), swelling, a large bump on the sole of the foot and/or an ulcer (in diabetic patients). Diabetic patients should wear a properly fitting diabetic shoe wear to prevent these complications from happening.
Although you can do the "wet test" at home, a thorough examination by a doctor will be needed to identify why the flatfoot developed. Possible causes include a congenital abnormality, a bone fracture or dislocation, a torn or stretched tendon, arthritis or neurologic weakness. For example, an inability to rise up on your toes while standing on the affected foot may indicate damage to the posterior tibial tendon (PTT), which supports the heel and forms the arch. If "too many toes" show on the outside of your foot when the doctor views you from the rear, your shinbone (tibia) may be sliding off the anklebone (talus), another indicator of damage to the PTT. Be sure to wear your regular shoes to the examination. An irregular wear pattern on the bottom of the shoe is another indicator of acquired adult flatfoot. Your physician may request X-rays to see how the bones of your feet are aligned. Muscle and tendon strength are tested by asking you to move the foot while the doctor holds it.
Non surgical Treatment
Footwear has an important role, and patients should be encouraged to wear flat lace-up shoes, or even lace-up boots, which accommodate orthoses. Stage I patients may be able to manage with an off the shelf orthosis (such as an Orthaheel or Formthotics). They can try a laced canvas ankle brace before moving to a casted orthosis. The various casted, semirigid orthoses support the medial longitudinal arch of the foot and either hold the heel in a neutral alignment (stage I) or correct the outward bent heel to a neutral alignment (stage II). This approach is meant to serve several functions: to alleviate stress on the tibialis posterior; to make gait more efficient by holding the hindfoot fixed; and thirdly, to prevent progression of deformity. Devices available to do this are the orthosis of the University of California Biomechanics Laboratory, an ankle foot orthosis, or a removable boot. When this approach has been used, two thirds of patients have good to excellent results.
Surgical Treatment
Flatfoot reconstruction (osteotomy). This is often recommended for flexible flatfoot condition. Flatfoot reconstruction involves cutting and shifting the heel bone into a more neutral position, transferring the tendon used to flex the lesser toes (all but the big toe) to strengthen the posterior tibial tendon, and lengthening the calf muscle. Fusion (also known as triple arthrodesis). Fusion involves fusing, or making stiff, three joints in the back of the foot the subtalar, talonavicular, and calcaneocuboid joints, to realign the foot and give it a more natural shape. Pins or screws hold the area in place until it heals. Fusion is often recommended for a rigid flatfoot deformity or evidence of arthritis. Both of these surgeries can provide excellent pain relief and correction.


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Paintbrush Coffee Can Cleaning Tip
By: Joe Truini
Coffee cans are just the right size for soaking a paintbrush in solvent before cleaning, but it's important to suspend the brush off the bottom in the can to keep from bending and warping the bristles. Here's how.
How to suspend a paintbrush in a coffee can:
- Cut a piece of straight wire from a coat hanger an inch longer than the diameter of the coffee can.
- Measure the inside depth of the coffee can.
- Measure the paintbrush from the tip of the bristles, and mark the paintbrush handle 1" less than the depth of the coffee can.
- Drill a small hole (1/8" diameter or so) in the paintbrush handle at the mark.
- Insert the coat hanger wire through the paintbrush handle.
- Suspend the paintbrush in the coffee can so the ends of the wire rest on the top edge.
Watch this video to find out more.
Further Information
- Paintbrush Cleaning Tips (video)
- Proper Way to Clean a Paintbrush (video)
- How to Choose a Paintbrush (video)
Video Transcript
Joe Truini: Most people use an empty coffee can to soak their paintbrushes before cleaning. And that's a great idea unless you just drop the brushes in the can. Because if you do that, the weight of the brush will bend the bristles. And once they dry like that, the brush is no good, you might as well toss it out.
So here's what I did. I took a wire coat hanger, and I cut it slightly longer than the diameter of the can. And then I set the brush in the can and raised it about an inch off the bottom of the can and made a mark where it crossed the wire.
Then I drilled a hole through the handle, slightly larger than the diameter of the wire. Now all you need to do is push the wire through the hole, thread it through the hole, and drop it into the can.
As you can see, the bristles are up off the bottom of the can, and then you can pour in your solvent. In this case that's latex paint, so we're going to use some warm water. Pour it right in there. Now, you don't want to get the metal ferrule on the brush wet, but you just want to cover—there you go.
So you cover all the bristles and you let that soak, and now you can go back and finish cleaning up the rest of the job. Come back, and that brush will be ready for thorough cleaning as soon as you pull it out of the can.
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France Daigle: Pour sûr
From Pour sûr. Boréal, 2011.
France Daigle is a prize-winning Acadian writer of novels and plays in French. Her novel Pour sûr not only won her first GG award, but also received the Prix Antonine-Maillet Acadie Vie 2012. Since publishing her first novel, Sans jamais parler du vent, she has written some ten novels, four plays, contributed to film scripts and won numerous awards. A former news writer for Radio-Canada Acadie, she is currently a columnist for the daily L'Acadie Nouvelle. France Daigle lives in Moncton, New Brunswick.
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Seaforde Gardens
The walled garden at Seaforde most probably dates from the early eighteenth century. The exact age of the walled garden is unknown but it is recorded in an estate map of 1750.
Seaforde Demesne has been the home of the Forde family since the early seventeenth century, so it is not inconceivable that there might have been a garden here during the latter half of the seventeenth century
The visitor first enters a five acre walled garden, which is divided into two halves, through the North door. The exact age of this part of the garden is unknown but the large enclosing wall is recorded in an estate map as early as 1750.
Half of the walled garden is a commercial nursery while the other half is a lovely garden with many flowering plants including the National Collection of Eurcryphia. See the garden from the Mogul Tower.
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Basic Amazon SQS Policy Examples
The following examples provide an introduction to Amazon SQS permission policies.
Example 1: Allow a User to Create Queues
In the following example, we create a policy for Bob that lets him access
all Amazon SQS actions, but only with queues whose names are prefixed with the
literal string
Amazon SQS doesn't automatically grant the creator of a queue permissions to
use the queue. Therefore, we must explicitly grant Bob permissions to use
all Amazon SQS actions in addition to
CreateQueue action in the
IAM policy.
{ "Version": "2012-10-17", "Statement": [{ "Effect": "Allow", "Action": "sqs:*", "Resource": "arn:aws:sqs:*:123456789012:bob_queue_*" }] }
Example 2: Allow Developers to Write Messages to a Shared Queue
In the following example, we create a group for developers and attach a
policy that lets the group use the Amazon SQS
SendMessage action,
but only with the queue that belongs to the specified AWS account and is
{ "Version": "2012-10-17", "Statement": [{ "Effect": "Allow", "Action": "sqs:SendMessage", "Resource": "arn:aws:sqs:*:123456789012:MyCompanyQueue" }] }
You can use
* instead of
SendMessage to grant
the following actions to a principal on a shared queue:
ReceiveMessage, and
* includes access provided by other permission
types, Amazon SQS considers permissions separately. For example, it is
possible to grant both
* and
permissions to a user, even though a
* includes the access
provided by
This concept also applies when you remove a permission. If a principal
has only a
* permission, requesting to remove a
SendMessage permission doesn't
leave the principal with an everything-but
permission. Instead, the request has no effect, because the principal
doesn't possess an explicit
SendMessage permission. To
leave the principal with only the
permission, first add the
ReceiveMessage permission and
then remove the
* permission.
Example 3: Allow Managers to Get the General Size of Queues
In the following example, we create a group for managers and attach a
policy that lets the group use the Amazon SQS
action with all of the queues that belong to the specified AWS
{ "Version": "2012-10-17", "Statement": [{ "Effect": "Allow", "Action": "sqs:GetQueueAttributes", "Resource": "*" }] }
Example 4: Allow a Partner to Send Messages to a Specific Queue
You can accomplish this task using an Amazon SQS policy or an IAM policy. If your partner has an AWS account, it might be easier to use an Amazon SQS policy. However, any user in the partner's company who possesses the AWS security credentials can send messages to the queue. If you want to limit access to a particular user or application, you must treat the partner like a user in your own company and use an IAM policy instead of an Amazon SQS policy.
This example performs the following actions:
Create a group called WidgetCo to represent the partner company.
Create a user for the specific user or application at the partner's company who needs access.
Add the user to the group.
Attach a policy that gives the group access only to the
SendMessageaction for only the queue named
{ "Version": "2012-10-17", "Statement": [{ "Effect": "Allow", "Action": "sqs:SendMessage", "Resource": "arn:aws:sqs:*:123456789012:WidgetPartnerQueue" }] }


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Click here to see Kalayaan's briefing on the consequences of the Government proposals for migrant domestic workers and the reasoning behind the proposals, which is found to be flawed.
On the 9th June 2011 the Government announced a Consultation on Employment Related Settlement, Tier 5 and Overseas Domestic Workers.
Kalayaan condemns these proposals which, if made law, could mean a return to slavery for migrant domestic workers in the UK.
They include options to either abolish the route for migrant domestic workers to enter the UK, leaving them open to being brought into the UK by employers through informal routes in breach of immigration controls, or to restrict them to a 6 or 12 month non renewable visa, and to remove the right to change employers even if severely abused.
Removing the right to change employer would mean a return to bonded labour. The visa has been recognised as the main protection for this group of workers who are already especially vulnerable to severe exploitation including slavery and trafficking for domestic servitude. Removing the visa altogether would increase trafficking via illegal routes and unlawful working leaving those workers believing they are unable to contact the authorities for assistance and with few if any enforceable rights. Limiting the length of the visa makes it likely that unscrupulous employers would keep workers working for them beyond the length of the visa, again without any recourse to meaningful legal protection against even severe exploitation.
The Government claims that anti trafficking measures can replace protections provided by the visa. Kalayaan, together with many others working with victims of trafficking, hve real doubts about how effective these measures are in practice for all victims. Nor do anti trafficking protections do anything to protect an individual before they are trafficked or to assist those who have been severely exploited but whose abuse does not meet all the trafficking criteria.
It is vital that we take action now, before these proposals are implemented. Please watch this space for campaign actions and please do get involved to prevent this move towards state sanctioned slavery.


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A year ago we went to the a live taping of a popular radio talk show. It was a lot more fun than I thought; and ever since then I have brought up going again a handful of times. Hubz replies, leading me to believe that he was on it. Turns out it taped about 2 weeks ago. Ask him when the next magic card draft is or the date of the next superman movie release. He can tell you without even looking it up.
He remembered a party we were invited to back in August….it's this weekend. 45 days and he knows the time, date, address and attendees, because he has spent that much time researching it. An in all that time on line….not once did he look at the calendar for my favorite venue.
He can tell you the dates of all the comic conventions, the year and model of vintage instruments and is able to recite all the safety features of a Subaru we will never own. But not even listening to the show reminds him it is something he needs to look into.
He can remember to bug me about joining a gym, go on for hours about a festival he would like to put on one day and encourages me to day dream about what our next vacation looks like….but he can't take me the one show I have ever asked to go to?
Yes. It is just as much my fault. I could have looked it up myself to ensure I didn't miss it, rather than blame him. Lesson learned. He will learn the same lesson when he asks for a BJ. "Let me look to see next time one is available, and get back to you."


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The headline alone on this AP story on NJ.com is enough to send me into orbit: News Web sites seek more search control
When, oh when, are publishers going to realize that the more we try to exert control over our content, the more likely we are to lose control.
By the way, losing control over the distribution of our content is not a bad thing, people. The easier we make it for readers to access our content -- regardless of platform -- the more likely it will be that we gain and retain readers via whatever channel our content was acquired.
Roadblocks are exactly that. Pretty hard to grow audience when we throw up a bunch of stop signs and detours.
Earth to publishers: Stop trying to exert so much control
The headline alone on this AP story on NJ.com is enough to send me into orbit: News Web sites seek more search control
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UGC should not be ostracized
A must-read column from Steve Outing's monthly offering on Editor & Publisher: An Important Lesson About Grassroots Media
The really important paragraphs:
Take a look at some news organizations that are soliciting and trying to attract citizen content. Most of the time it's put in a separate website or webpage, off to the side and separated from the professionally produced content. That strategy alone, in my opinion, dooms the citizen content to obscurity. Some people will find it, but my bet is that it will never get significant traffic.
For example, it's common after a natural disaster for a news website to request that eyewitnesses share photos or blog about their experiences. Typically that content is aggregated in a page with all the other amateur submissions. Meanwhile, there's another, separate page for photos of the disaster taken by professional photojournalists. Flipping through the amateur photos is arduous to most of us; you have to scan a lot of crap to find the few great images.
That's the wrong approach, in my view. The best way to leverage those eyewitness photos is to have editors identify the best ones, then add those to a presentation of the best images of the disaster, period -- whether they're from the pros or the eyewitnesses.
That's really what this whole social/grassroots/citizen thing is all about, y'know! News organizations need to stop thinking of themselves as islands, and reach out and grab all the other relevant content that's being published around them. The news website that covers the local wildfires exclusively with staff content is hopelessly lost in the web 2.0 environment. The news site that gathers, identifies and filters all the wildfire coverage from local bloggers and other sources -- and adds that in with its own staff coverage -- understands where it should be going.
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Check out: Is there good traffic reporting online?
Following on my Twitter-related post from yesterday, give a read to Yoni's ideas for online traffic reporting.
It really is all about leveraging the strengths of the available platforms, isn't it?
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Twitter your br(e)aking news
Some may recall the idea I've floated in various conversations about how Twitter could be an effective tool for commuter traffic updates online?
Steve Outing expands on the idea in his latest E-Media Tidbits post: The Twitter Disaster
Amen, Steve. The end game, in my mind, is placing our content on the platforms where our current and potential audience prefer to consume us. This is something I've been advocating since 2005, by the way, but is all the more true in the social networking, Web 2.0 world in which we're operating as we head into 2008.
This will seem like sacrilege, coming from a person whose success is measured by the audience metrics of our Web sites, but when it comes to content distribution, driving traffic back to our core newspaper.com sites is a secondary benefit (not that there's anything wrong with that benefit, mind you). The more important result is that by pushing our content in ways that makes it easiest for many different audience segments to consume it, we've performed the ultimate "job-to-be-done."
If I put on my user hat for a second, I'll repeat my point from an earlier post that Twitter has become my primary means of following news updates from New York Times and ESPN, not to mention our own Pocono Record. I wish more sites were on the bandwagon.
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Blogs can be sources, too
Boston Herald story about a smoky concert included quoting a blog as an eyewitness account. Not sure I've seen that before:
One witness recounted the events on his local blog, Mixtapes for Hookers (www.autonomyboy.silentpillow.com). (Note: I added the link here. The Herald version was hyperlink-free at this writing.)
"The room (filled up) with smoke and the cutey drummer started coughing," wrote MFH. "The people from the club started running around. All the girls in the audience made a mad dash for the coat room and everybody else calmly walked out onto the sidewalk."
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Ads as widgets (or vice versa)
While reading a story on Wicked Local Bourne this evening, I encountered the following ad (RSS-based readers should click through to see the ad):
Of course, I clicked on "Get this widget!" first, because I have widgets on the brain lately. That made me wonder whether the ad was really that effective.
I quickly realized that it was more effective than a "standard" ad. Get some good creative in that widget, and you have enabled it to not only be clickable for more information on your brand, product or offer, but you've also turned the ad itself into a viral marketing mechanism.
Now how much would you pay!
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Meta tag and alias reinforcement
Don't just take my, Yoni's and Ken's word for it: There's ample evidence out there in SEO-blog land regarding the importance of meta tags and aliases and how they contribute to keyword density of your pages and the call-to-action text that shows up in the search engine's themselves.
Witness today's post by Miles Price in Search Engine Journal: 12 Basic On-Site SEO Tactics for Optimized Results.
1. The Meta Keywords, Description and Robots tag — Google used description copy to market your site in its results, treat this as optimized sales copy. Make sure your sitemap.xml page is CONSTANTLY called up to the search engines
2. The Title Tag - The MOST important aspect of on-page SEO, just take our word for it...
5. The URL — The subdirectory folder and page of content should be SEO'd (i.e. http://domain.com/real-estate/real-estate-marketing-ideas.com would fetch a high ranking for a page dedicated to real estate marketing ideas - especially with many highly authoritative, relevant, deep in-bound links)
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Type d'art :Street Art
Thème :Fantastique.
Dimensions :40 X 60 X 2 cm
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A painting I have done features a man in gas mask and post apocalypse style clothes sitting with a background of abstract style flames. This 24" x 16" canvas painted in spray paint using multi layered stencils is part of a series of works, with a post apocalypse theme I have done.


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Sotheby's will be auctioning two works by Pablo Picasso via the artist's granddaughter Marina Picasso. One is a 1946 portrait depicting Picasso's lover Dora Maar worth about $3.5-4.5 million dollars. The other is a smaller still life work entitled "Palette and Bull Head" from 1938 worth around $1-2 million. It is the first time Marina will have sold works from her private archive through an auction house.
The money from the June 6 impressionist and modern sale in Paris will benefit programs for troubled teens in France, including ones in Nice's Marina Picasso Center. It will also help build hospitals and orphanages for children left behind in Vietnam.
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The Dead Hate Dave Parker Night
17th Jan 05
They do say start as you mean to go on, and it had been several months since any of the films watched at zombie club actually had any zombies in them, so it seemed more than fitting to start the new year in proper zombie style. Proper gut-munching maggot-hands style. Sort of.
Dave Parker is an oddity in the horror genre. He somehow leapt from writing and directing the low-budget The Dead Hate the Living to co-writing the screenplay for the obviously much bigger budget House of the Dead movie in the space of only a couple of years. That's quite a leap but he pulled it off so here they are, both presented in their original uncut gory glory.
No Dave Parker's were harmed in the filming of these pictures.
The Dead Hate the Living (2000)
PlotSome crappy filmmakers break into an old hospital to shoot a horror movie but only succeed in waking a bunch of real zombies instead. Stop me if you've heard it.
Jim Well the story goes like this. Dave, Paul and a bunch of their amateur filmmaker mates are shooting a horror movie in this old hospital. Dave is the director and Paul is the special effects guy who has made a replica prop of Dave's sister's head for a 'decapitation scene' since Dave's sister is supposed to be playing the lead heroine of the movie. But when Dave's other sister finds out she goes ballistic as she was supposed to have that role and Paul has to go and put a blonde wig on the prop head. Such is the day to day melodrama of modern filmmaking.
However, things take a turn for the predictable when Topaz (the Goth chick runner who has the hots for Dave hence why Dave's blonde sister hates her so much) discovers a body next to an ornate coffin, with an equally ornate key conveniently placed on a nearby table. 'Bingo' figures Dave, who immediately talks this motley crew into using the corpse in their film. Cue a scene with Eric (the loincloth zombie with disappearing and reappearing bad 'zombie eye' makeup) being filmed putting the ornate key back into the seal on the ornate coffin. Can you guess what happens next?
As much as I cringed every time any fanboy dialogue came out ("What would Bruce Campbell do?") I have to admit that this viewing of The Dead Hate the Living was a lot more fun than I was expecting it to be. The whole effort's cheap, the acting poor and the direction is awful, but it's all watchable. Just.
The dialogue's a bit Bill and Ted or maybe even Scooby-Doo, but my learned colleague Rawshark beat me to that observation ("I've thought Scooby-Doo twice already" he announced). He had good day actually, kindly concentrating on what was good about this flick (i.e. the 'establishing' shots and the actress who played Topaz) and glossing over the bad, although later on he pointed out that ("it's gone a bit Depeche Mode") which totally threw me. I still don't know what he meant.
Zomblee was much easier to read – he got very excited about a certain 'maggot hands' sequence. ("Oh I love maggot hands. Just rub maggots in people's faces – it's brilliant!"), but was let down by the 'zombies climbing out of their graves' scene ("Useless!"). What a bad Hammer style graveyard was doing in the basement of an old hospital (with real corpses in it) is beyond me, but that's The Dead Hate the Living all over.
"All we need is an axe or something…!"
Rawshark Maybe it was the air of an optimistic New Year, maybe I accidentally had full irony-mode switched on, or maybe it was the promise of zombie films (Hooray!) returning to Zombie Club, but I couldn't help really enjoying this film. No, I'd never stand up and defend The Dead Hate The Living in any filmic circles (read – it's pretty shit really) but as an enjoyable no-brain romp through cartoon cardboard cut-out characters, evil egotistical madmen, zombies and (always a winner for me) film-within-a-film segments, this is a winner.
Beginning like some bad B-movie from bargain basement hell, TDHTL shows many early warning signs. The acting is as wooden as Woody Woodpecker with woodworm, the dialogue even worse and there's an awfully bad low-budget Manson-type baddie. There's lots of fanboy chat ("Who's David Warbeck?") which will either amuse or annoy depending on your point-of-view, bad scenery and even at one point a ripped poster of the film Stab (from Scream) in the background, a case on an in-joke of a film with a film-within-a-film with an in-joke, within the film-of-the-film.. er, stop!! I'm confused.
Yet, somehow, through all of this, TDHTL is still an enjoyable romp. The characters remain somewhat likeable, from the sunglass-wearing stoner DP Chad to the sexy Goth-chick Topaz (Jamie Donahue - the best actor of the lot), and filmmakers Eric and David who, in one standout scene, use their horror make-up techniques to disguise themselves as wandering dead.
You'll watch this film shaking your head, shouting "No!", "How Dare You!" and "That's a disgrace!" at the screen, but, if you're in a good mood, with good company and a good bottle of wine, you'll also laugh, smile, and kinda cheer these low-budget losers along all the way until the inevitable climax that seemed somewhat familiar, and sent Jim into a coughing fit that sounded something like "cough-beyond.. cough-beyond.. Beyond..!"
"Remember; slow, stiff moves"
Zomblee "Fucking bollocks! That is the worst plot device I've ever seen!" shouted Jim as Rawshark sat beside him doing impressions of Scooby-Doo…
And so another Zombie Club began.
Yes, yes. Brilliant. Useless. That about covers it. The latter term can be applied more often than the previous, and even though I love a good bit of Fulci-style maggot-hand-in-face behaviour, this one will not be going in my Amazon Wish List in the near future. Or indeed ever.
That said, TDHTL does have a few things going for it, even if I have to stress the word few. One of my undead colleagues pointed out early on that this film looks like an episode of Dawson's Creek and I have to say that pretty much nails it. If you're looking for any serious message in the tradition of Romero's zombie movies (although these film makers are clearly in awe of anyone who has anything to do with the sub-genre - ever), then this is not for you. It's a silly zombie romp with awful acting and an awful script. And awful everything else. What does save it somewhat is the fact that it doesn't seem to take itself too seriously, but it can't really be saved, of course, not completely.
An(other) irritating aspect of this movie is that it appears to be really poor from the outset. Perhaps we would have preferred to have been lulled into a false sense of security with an engaging opening and then watch it slowly devolve into the painfully amateurish. Even for Dawson's Creek. Instead, however, TDHTL seems to do the opposite, as it begins to elevate itself slightly in its last half when it officially becomes 'mildly entertaining'.
Coming off like a bargain-bucket zombed-up homage of Return to Horror High, TDHTL is really only going to please the hardcore zombie film fans, not least because of its tiresome, mostly lazy references to the genre e.g. "You're gonna be the next David Warbeck!" It's impossible for me not to mention the film's ending, though, which really was a well-placed homage to the ending of Fulci's zombie classic The Beyond, as two protagonists find themselves inside a spooky painting. Needless to say, the painting in Fulci's film was better.
If a zombie film about some zombie film geeks making a crap zombie film sounds like great fun to you then please ensure that you have like-minded friends and alcohol present. It really isn't the kind of thing I like at all but I allowed myself to enjoy it in places while simultaneously thinking about the next film on tonight's bill, praying that the Zombie Club God might show more mercy than he has done here. It seems we really did save the best till last.
"God, why would anyone want to bring back the dead?!"
House of the Dead (2003)
PlotWhen a rave on a secluded island gets overrun with zombies, a group of pesky teenagers with guns take refuge in a nearby house and try to make it through the night in one piece.
Zomblee There's 1001 things you could find wrong in House of the Dead, but if you're in the mood for a really enjoyable, no-brains, action-packed zombie flick then this film will press all the right buttons.
Plot-wise, you're not going to need a clear head to keep track of this one. Captain Kirk (Jurgen Prochnow) and his hook-handed sidekick (Clint Howard) ferry a group of "crazy kids" to an island off the Florida coast where a big rave is being held. When they get there, the rave looks like it's been hit by a storm, or something else. No-one is around. At least, no-one alive. From this point forwards, the lousy acting is accompanied by zombie attacks and a lot of chop-socky action. And there endeth the plot. The actual existence of a plot of any sort is open to argument. Probably a very short argument…
The pot pourri of zombie / kung-fu action is a marriage I have a lot of time for. It worked beautifully in Versus more than it does here, but this is great fun too. A black female character called Liberty, appropriately dressed in a stars 'n' stripes bodysuit, kicks the bejesus out of a plethora of undead crumblies in a style that suits the term "flashy" rather than "stylish". One quibble I do have however was the video game inserts which kept appearing. This comes off as a completely unnecessary, cheap and awkwardly placed device.
Jurgen Prochnow shines in this film, and let's face it, given the acting talent surrounding him it probably wouldn't be hard. He plays the quintessential bad-ass character, with a never-ending supply of guns and ammo, and he never looks more at home than when he is stood on his boat, cigar in mouth, blasting the underwater undead with his inexhaustible arsenal. Which brings me to the underwater zombies. All genre fans are familiar with the legendary underwater zombie in Fulci's Zombie Flesh Eaters. If you liked that zombie, you're in for a treat here. These zombies love their watersports and there are few sights more satisfying than submerged zombies swimming while Prochnow's bullets cut through the sea water all around them. That shit is hard to beat guys. Apart from a zombie / shark attack. Or a zombie shark.
This film has had a lot of negative feedback, much more than it deserves. What do people expect these days? If it's a zombie movie, and George Romero isn't at the helm, the chances are it's not going to be food for thought. It does what it says on the tin, and delivers the goods beautifully. Some movies deserve credit just for being there, and House of the Dead falls into that category.
"Good choice. A Desert Eagle. I like the way you think."
Rawshark Having avoided this film on its original release (the 'computer game to movie' has never really been that successful – think Mario, Street Fighter etc), I only now realise what a fool I was on missing out on this no-brainer gem the first time around. Like The Dead Hate The Living it's complete rubbish of course (a bare-bones plot, those damn cardboard cut-out characters again), but, and here's the but, action is what is paramount here, and if it's pumped-up Prodigy adrenaline-rush zombie-blasting you want, then this is undoubtedly your film.
You can probably fast-forward the first 20 minutes of the film as it's all just basic character introductions (Jurgen Prochnow is Captain Kirk – yes really - and Clint Howard is his yellow sou'wester wearing shipmate who together take our teens to The Gathering on the Islande del Morte) and rushed exposition. This film is only really about one thing; the zombie action, and when it arrives it's stunning. The first attack on the boat is amazing by itself (with bullets whizzing through the water, a muted soundtrack and head squibs for swimming zombies), but it's the battle shortly after to get to the House of the Dead itself which remains the ultimate high point.
Using wild camera-spins, Matrix bullet-time effects (in a way that's not clichéd), game shot inserts, and a pumping rock dance track, the sequence builds to a mind-blowing crescendo of carnage set to a blistering edit of flashing imagery and savage drumbeats. It's an exhilarating scene - so good we actually watched it three times!
The filmmakers have obviously set out with one aim in mind – to make a full-on action film with zombies, and you know what? For the most part they succeeded. Forget about plot, forget about character depth, forget about moaning about how it uses too many elements from the House of the Dead video game (in my humble opinion this film is the best blend of computer game and movie experience ever!), just sit back with your big bag of Horror Popcorn and enjoy the ride.
"Shoot it!" "What do you think I'm trying to do you fucking moron!"
Jim It's true, this film is a total contradiction in terms. As Rawshark points out it's complete rubbish, with a wafer thin plot, an emotionless script and mostly lousy acting. On the other hand, it does have a lot of good-looking zombies (as in well made-up as opposed to handsome) and a shit load of guns, and that is a combination we like here at zombie club.
But is that enough; does throwing a shed load of cash at the action sequences make for a good film? Well, a year ago when i wrote this review the answer was a resounding no, but that was a different time - back in the days B.Z.C. Yes - before Zombie Club. In the past year Zombie Club has cultivated my love for the so-bad-it's-good arm of our favourite genre to the point where, if truth be told, I don't much like proper films any more. House of the Dead is most certainly a bad film by anyone's stand, but it's also so much fun to watch that you have to love it. A complete contradiction. Are you with me?
Take the big money battle scene as they approach the house (yes - the one we watched three times) as a prime example. It has some of the worst choreography in an action movie I've ever seen; the zombies run at breakneck speed but they don't seem to be running in any particular direction, or even at the main protagonists. On the other hand, the telekinetic gun play being captured on film is totally fantastic, hypnotic even, so maybe it doesn't matter. ("But I don't want to take my eyes off the screen man!" - Zomblee.) He really didn't want to pass Rawshark that ashtray.
Dave Parker - our evening's namesake - does it again with more cringe worthy Romero dialogue and more sub-Dawson's Creek teenager banter. But who cares? House of the Dead isn't about dialogue, it's about zombies and guns. That's it. And Amen to that.
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Graphic Details: Confessional Comics by Jewish Women
Curated by Michael Kaminer and Sarah Lightman
23 September to 13 December 2014
Graphic Details is a groundbreaking touring exhibition providing the first in-depth look at a unique and prolific niche of graphic storytelling Jewish womens autobiographical comics.
While the influential role of Jews in cartooning has long been acknowledged, the role of Jewish women in shaping the medium is largely unexplored. This exhibition of original drawings, full comic books and graphic novels presents the powerful work of eighteen U.S., Canadian, and international artists whose intimate, confessional work has influenced the world of comics over the last four decades, creating an entirely new genre.
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The Big Draw - The world's biggest drawing festival
Comics workshops
At Space Station Sixty-Five
With Daniel Locke
Saturday, 18th October at 14.00
Using a short piece of newspaper text as their starting point participants
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With Hannah Berry
Saturday, 25th October at 14.00
A workshop on the dramatic potential of comics, looking at the powerful
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participants of all skill levels.
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Artist Guided Tour
Tuesday 11 November, 18.00-19.30
A special guided tour of the exhibition with five of the Graphic Details
artists talking and discussing their work before the Symposium on the
12th. With Miriam Katin, Diane Noomin, Corinne Pearlman, Ariel Schrag and
Ilana Zeffren. Alongside Sarah Lightman (co-curator) introducing and
guiding the conversation.
This is a very exciting chance to meet and hear these women discuss their confessional comics in person.
Here's the event page
Communities of Experience?
A Symposium on Autobiographical Comics by Jewish Women
Wednesday 12 November 2014
JW3, The Jewish Community Centre, London
For more info see www.jw3.org.uk
Chaired by Sarah Lightman and Dr Heike Bauer
Speakers include Prof. David Brauner (University of Reading) and Dr
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Roehampton), Dr Pnina Rosenberg (Israel). And Graphic Details Artists: Corinne Pearlman, Miriam Katin, Diane Noomin, Ariel Schrag and Ilana Zeffren.
The day will conclude with a cartoonist roundtable with six of the internationally acclaimed Graphic Details artists Miriam Katin, Sarah Lightman, Diane Noomin, Corinne Pearlman, Ariel Schrag and Ilana Zeffren. Introduced and chaired by SS65 Directors Rachael House and Jo David. Join us for a lively discussion with some of the most celebrated female graphic artists in the industry.
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Study Day
14 November
UCL, Gower St, London WC1E 6BT
A day for Artists at The Slade School of Art, jointly with the Department of Jewish and Hebrew Studies University College London
Laydeez do Comics
20 October, 24 November, 15 December
Monday Evenings 18.30-20.30
Foyles Bookshop, 107 Charing Cross Road WC2H 0DT
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I dug out my birthday calendar that I bought something like 3 years ago. Had all the good intension of using it; never even wrote a birthday in it.
So I called my mom, got all the family's birthdays and relative postal addresses. Mind you, I noticed now that I didn't put any of Henk's cousins, aunts and uncles down – maybe it's cause his dad is on of 8 children… or is it his granny who is one of 13? I forget. All I know is that his family is h-u-g-e. Mine is just big enough thank you. And of course names were entered in either pen or pencil. Pencil being that I might just erase you if provoked. Just cause you're family doesn't mean you get to be penned in. 😉
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