2015 is the year for Oregon fans to see the NCAA basketball action up front and personal.
(EUGENE, Ore.) -	 A new season of NCAA men's March Madness tournament action is steadily approaching. With the second-third round of tournament games coming to Oregon, excitement is building.
Where will the games be held? What will tickets cost? For all the latest news on the 2015 NCAA second-third round games in Oregon, look no further.
In the United States, the number of drunk driving deaths has been cut in half since 1980.
(MCMINNVILLE, Ore.) -	 On Super Bowl Sunday, the Yamhill County Sheriff's Office conducted focused patrols to deter and remove intoxicated drivers from the road.
One driver, involved in a motor vehicle crash on Wilsonville Road near Star Mooring Lane in rural Newberg, was arrested for driving under the influence of intoxicants prior to the beginning of the actual game. The Sheriff's Office responded to three crashes total on Super Bowl Sunday.
(GoDucks.com / NEW YORK) -	 The most celebrated individual season in Oregon football history received an historic exclamation point Saturday, as junior quarterback Marcus Mariota was awarded the Heisman Trophy for the 2014 college football season.
Mariota became the first Heisman winner in UO history, and the first from the Pacific Northwest since Terry Baker of Oregon State in 1962.
Kickoff is set for 5:14 p.m. PT between the University of Oregon Ducks and Oregon State Beavers at Reeser Stadium, with a national telecast on ABC.
(CORVALLIS, Ore.) -	 Today's Civil War game marks the 118th meeting of the Ducks and Beavers in the Civil War, the longest-running college football rivalry west of the Rocky Mountains.
The Ducks hold a 61-46-10 advantage in the all-time series and have a 29-9-1 (.756) mark vs. The Beavers since 1975, including wins in six straight. UO is 28-18-5 all-time vs. OSU in Corvallis, including three straight wins at Reeser Stadium.
The Ducks face Oregon State in the first installment of the Civil War, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Matthew Knight Arena.
(EUGENE, Ore.) -	 The Oregon volleyball team closed its nonconference slate by defeating Seattle in straight sets, 25-13, 25-13, 25-21, Tuesday to move to 10-0 this season.
(EUGENE, Ore.) -	 After three weeks of defending pro-style offenses, during No. 2 Oregon's perfect run through nonconference play to start this season, the pendulum is about to swing dramatically in the other direction.
The Ducks (3-0) go on the road to open Pac-12 Conference play on Saturday when they play at Washington State (7:30 p.m., ESPN). The Cougars (1-2) lead the nation with 517 passing yards per game, more than 30 more than second-place Western Kentucky, and are coming off a win over Portland State in which they threw for a Pac-12 record 630 yards.
No. 3 Oregon roared away in the second half for a huge nonconference victory.
(EUGENE, Ore.) -	 The first nonconference matchup of top-10 teams in Autzen Stadium history lived up to every bit of the hype, as No. 3 Oregon jumped out to a lead, withstood a furious comeback by No. 7 Michigan State and recovered to win 46-27.
The Spartans all but shut down Oregon's vaunted run game, survived a couple big plays by the Ducks early on and then got the momentum going squarely in their favor.
No level of celebrity-ism should result in society overlooking, therefore being complicit to, domestic violence.
(SAN FRANCISCO) -	 I have seen the terrible toll on victims of domestic violence as a volunteer at the Cooperative Restraining Order Clinic (CROC), helping victims of domestic violence obtain restraining orders against their abusers.
Statistics show that 1 in 4 women will experience domestic violence in her lifetime, and 1.3 million women are victims of assault by an intimate partner each year. This is simply intolerable.
Kevin Harvick placed second, 1.413 seconds behind Gordon.
(BROOKLYN, Mich. ) -	 Jeff Gordon passed Joey Logano on a restart with 17 laps to go and held off the field to win the Pure Michigan 400 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race on Sunday at Michigan International Speedway.
Gordon has 91 career wins on the premier circuit, which ranks first among active drivers and third all-time.
Joey Logano will start second, followed by Carl Edwards, Brian Vickers, and Brad Keselowski round out the top five.
(BROOKLYN, Mich. ) -	 With a lighting fast new track record at Michigan International Speedway, Jeff Gordon earned his second consecutive NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Coors Light pole of the season Friday afternoon after turning a lap of 34.857 seconds at 206.558 miles per hour, ahead of Sunday's Pure Michigan 400 (1:00 p.m. ET on ESPN).
Gordon crushed fellow Chevrolet driver Kevin Harvick's track record by three tenths of a second at the two-mile oval set just two months ago. Gordon's qualifying lap was the seventh-fastest pole-winning speed in Sprint Cup history.


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Элис Вэддингтон (, настоящее имя Ирене Лаго Клаверо , род. 31 июля 1990, Бильбао, Испания) — испанский кинорежиссёр, сценарист, фотограф и художник по костюмам. Её режиссёрский стиль определяется современным подходом к золотой эре студийных фильмов ужасов (1920–1970 годов), которые производились такими компаниями, как «Hammer Films» и «Universal's Creature Features» вперемешку с сюрреалистическим юмором, а иногда и с мюзиклами.

Биография и карьера
Ирен Вэддингтон родилась 31 июля 1990 в Бильбао, Испания, в семье каталонского психолога и галисийского учителя. Сценическое имя «Элис» возникло, когда Вэддингтон было 16 лет, и она была ассистентом у фотографа Кике Лопес. Элис училась в Университете Страны Басков в Бильбао, где начала снимать промо-фото и видео о фэшн-индустрии, в том числе и в качестве ассистента фотографа испанских изданий Harper's Bazaar, Neo2 и других, таких как японский журнал KERA. С 20 до 23 лет Элис работала креативным менеджером, продюсером и видеоредактором в рекламных агентствах Leo Burnett Iberia (с такими клиентами, как AXA, DIA или Trident) и Social Noise (eDreams, Pepsico, Verti), будучи также задействованной в проектах как художник сторибордов.

В 2014 году Элис берет паузу в работе в рекламном агентстве, и, заручившись помощью мексиканского исполнительного продюсера Ядиры Авалоса, берется за написание и съемки короткометражного фильма. Она находит спонсоров и создает 11-минутный фильм под названием «Disco Inferno», который позже получил номинации на 67 кинофестивалях по всему миру, включая Palm Springs, Fantasia, Sitges и Fantastic Fest, после чего картину ожидали одиннадцать международных фестивальных побед. Короткометражный фильм все еще гастролирует по Японии, Китаю, США и Канаде.

Первый художественный фильм Элис «Райские холмы» был спродюсирован компанией Nostromo Pictures. В главных ролях снялись Эмма Робертс, Джереми Ирвин, Милла Йовович, Аквафина и Эйса Гонсалес. Сюжет закручивается вокруг девушки из состоятельной семьи, которую родители отправляют на перевоспитание в закрытый пансион, находящийся на тропическом острове. Героине предстоит раскрыть страшную тайну этого места.

 Я хотела подарить увлекательную сказку, в которой бы сочетались фэнтези, сёдзё 90-х, фантастика и костюмированная драма… В картине можно найти и идеализм фантастического боевика «Бегство Логана», и самобытный ретрофутуризм триллера «Заключённый», и что-то от сказочных отважных героинь Гильермо Дель Торо, берущих в руки власть над своими судьбами… Я стремилась соблюсти баланс между помпезностью и динамичностью, чтобы снять необычный триллер, в котором каждый из зрителей найдет что-то своё.

Мировая премьера фантастической мелодрамы состоялась на кинофестивале «Сандэнс» в январе 2019 года. В российский прокат картина «Райские холмы» выйдет 7 ноября.

В планах Элис съемки биографической ленты, метафорический фантастический хоррор о меньшинствах и работа над экранизацией невыдуманных, трагических событий.

Активизм
Элис Уоддингтон является активным поборником прогрессивных социальных изменений в отношении причин, связанных с ущемлениями женщин в кино-среде. Она высказывалась о необходимости более частого привлечения женщин к кинопроектам.

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Building a custom home ensures everyone is comfortable in the space!
How large is your family? With blended families and multi-generational families becoming more frequent, finding a place for everyone can be a challenge. Have you ever considered building a custom home for all of your family members?
When you are designing a custom home, you are in control. By building a custom home for your family, you can ensure that there is plenty of personal space for everyone and that it isn't cramped and uncomfortable to live in your new house. Your children and pets will be able to play as loudly as they want without bothering anyone else who lives above or below you, unlike what it's like to be in an apartment building. By adding privacy fences and other touches such as a backyard pool, you can turn your custom home into an oasis that is a hideaway from all the noise and stress of the outside world.
Who doesn't like being presented with multiple options? Although the builders will have suggestions, ultimately what your house looks like and what goes into each room will be up to you. Do you want a pool house in your backyard? Or a brand new patio that is the base for an outdoor kitchen? You can have all of that, too.
Building a custom home can save you plenty of money. Saving some money during the custom home building process is a great way to still have money left once the custom home is ready for you to move into. The house is finished, but that doesn't mean there are furnishings and other items to fill your house with and really help you enjoy your new home.
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MS Dhoni Spends Quality Time With Daughter Ziva In The Hills. Here Are The Adorable Vacation Photos
Sports Home Cricket News MS Dhoni Spends Quality Time With Daughter Ziva In The Hills. Here Are The Adorable Vacation Photos
MS Dhoni's daughter Ziva seems to be having the time of her life during the vacation with her parents.
Edited by NDTV Sports Desk
Updated: June 23, 2021 05:12 PM IST
MS Dhoni was captured playing with his daughter Ziva during their vacation.© Instagram
MS Dhoni was seen spending quality time with daughter Ziva
Enjoying time away from cricket, Dhoni is on a vacation with his family
Dhoni was last seen in action during the 14th edition of the IPL
Chennai Super Kings (CSK) skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoniis enjoying a calm vacation with his daughter Ziva and wife Sakshi in the mountains. Even though the former India skipper does not use social media much, fans of MSD often get a glimpse of his whereabouts from his daughter and wife's Instagram profiles. On Tuesday, the official Instagram page of Ziva once again gave fans a sneak peek into Dhoni's life. The latest post on Ziva's account consists of several pictures of her enjoying in the hills. One photograph also features her dad Dhoni.
A post shared by ZIVA SINGH DHONI (@ziva_singh_dhoni)
In another post, this time a video clip, Ziva is petting a black dog while enjoying the scenic view.
Another post has the adorable father-daughter duo looking at the camera. While Dhoni has a smile on his face, Ziva is seen standing next to her father, hugging his legs.
In a fourth post, Ziva is seen standing on a balcony, possibly of their homestay in the hills.
Dhoni was last seen in action during the 14th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) earlier this year. CSK were placed at the second spot on the points table when the tournament was suspended due to a surge in COVID-19 cases in the country as well as within the IPL bio-bubble.
The second leg of the marquee event is slated to be held between September and October in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
Dhoni bid adieu to international cricket on August 15, 2020, by sharing a video of himself in Indian colours on Instagram. While thanking everyone for their "love and support throughout", he wrote, "From 1929 hrs consider me as retired".
During his tenure as India skipper, Dhoni won all three major ICC tournaments - ICC T20 World Cup (2007), the 50 overs' World Cup (2011) and Champions Trophy (2013).
He has also guided CSK to three IPL titles in 2010, 2011 and 2018.
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Thanks for the input! The way the script works, however, the image files would need to be on the Comic-O-Matic server. Once I get the site set up so that users can make accounts to save their strips, then perhaps I can set it up so that users can upload sets of their own images. The parameters for the dimensions of images is very specific. If there's anyone out there who would like to work with me to try to make a second "skin" for Comic-O-Matic, I'd be happy to try!
When I get a stable version of the scripts, I will be sharing them on GitHub, so that anyone can do what they want with the scripts and their own art on their own site.


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Jenny H. Hong is of counsel in the Los Angeles office of Munger, Tolles & Olson. Ms. Hong began working at the firm in 2009 and her practice has focused on complex civil litigation, with an emphasis on finance-related litigation.
In 2013, Ms. Hong spent a year seconded to Bank of America's litigation department. At Bank of America, she managed complex financial litigation involving mortgage-backed securities, including high profile breach of contract litigation and investor class actions. Ms. Hong represented Bank of America and its affiliates in settlement negotiations. She provided strategic guidance and counsel to senior management, finance, compliance and risk partners regarding litigation and regulatory risks.
From 2015 to 2017, Ms. Hong was corporate counsel at Honda North America. While at Honda, Ms. Hong provided strategic advice and counseling on sales, marketing, privacy and other issues, negotiated a variety of contracts on behalf of Honda, and supported senior business executives on corporate governance matters.
Ms. Hong's legal experience also includes an internship at the United Nations International Law Commission in 2004. She served as a judicial clerk to the Honorable Pierre N. Leval of the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit from 2006 to 2007.
Ms. Hong graduated magna cum laude from Harvard University with a joint degree in economics and East Asian Studies. Ms. Hong received her law degree from New York University School of Law, where she graduated second in her class. While in law school, Ms. Hong was a managing editor for the New York University Law Review.
Ms. Hong is on the board of directors of the Peninsula Friends of the Library. In 2017, she was a member of the board of library trustees for the Palos Verdes Library District. She served on the board of directors of the Diablo Valley Montessori School from 2013 to 2014.
New York University School of Law (J.D., magna cum laude, 2006); managing editor, New York University Law Review
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SCRANTON -- A former state senator who pleaded guilty to federal charges is getting his pension back.
Five years ago, Bob Mellow pleaded guilty to federal crimes. He did prison time and lost his state pension.
But the Pennsylvania State Employees' Retirement System has reversed course, restoring his pension.
Mellow and his ex-wife will split a $20,000 a month payment.
They will also divvy up a $1.3 million back payment on former Senator Mellow's pension.
"I'm the only person in the state who has ever got their pension reinstated," Mellow said.
Bob Mellow won a battle that lasted five and a half years to get back what he felt was rightfully his -- a $20,000 a month pension that he says he earned paying 18 percent of his salary into the state pension fund for four decades as he represented Lackawanna County in Harrisburg.
"I worked very hard in the 40 years I was in the Senate," Mellow said.
But just after his final term in office wrapped up, so did a federal investigation, and in May 2012, Mellow pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud.
That same month, the State Employees' Retirement System (SERS) stripped him of his pension.
For five and a half years, the former senator and his lawyers have argued that the crimes he pleaded guilty to in 2012 are not the same crimes for which the state of Pennsylvania can legally take away his pension.
This week, the SERS pension board agreed as a hearing examiner found that since Mellow didn't make money from the federal crime he pleaded to, he should not have had his pension taken away.
Now mellow and his ex-wife will split $20,000 a month, plus the $1.3 million that was withheld the last five and a half years.
Many who Mellow represented cannot believe the ruling.
"I just don't understand that, he committed a crime, he went to jail for it, and he's still going to get all that money? Wow!" said Throop resident Joe Malone.
"Absolutely not," added Norma Stewart. "I don't think that's fair at all."
"No matter how I try to reason or rationalize with you, they will never understand," Mellow responded. "They would be against it, and that would be the way it is, and that's life and I do understand that."
The former state senator says the pension board decision is as much a victory for the rule of law as it is for him and the woman he married just after he got out of prison.
"My wife and I have both felt that what we've gone through for so many years, that I had some vindication."
Bob Mellow admits the restoration of his pension makes him financially secure.
Despite that, the former state senator says he has no desire to return to politics, either as a candidate or a consultant.
No wonder the state is in financial trouble. $20K a MONTH not to work?!!! Is that what these politicians decided to pay themselves? That's nearly a quarter of a $1 million a year to not work. NO WAY any of these idiots deserves that–whether they're dem or republican, law-abiding or under indictment. TWENTY-THOUSAND DOLLARS A MONTH IS EXCESSIVE AND UNREASONABLE for anyone paid by the taxpayers many of whom don't make that much in an entire YEAR working full-time.
WOW, Crime DOES pay, but only if you are a politician. What a piece of Dookie he is!!
This comes on the heels of democrats trying to salvage their reputation among women by purging alleged sexual predators from their ranks.
This action with Mellow sends a clear message about Pennsylvania: The democrats here take care of their own.
does he split it with the wife he abused for years?
You people from Lackawanna county need to quit your bitchin'. It's you idiots who had put him in there for 40 years.
You should only be entitled to what your contribution was, not your vested portion. I hope now that it's reinstated, you wont get to enjoy it., scumbag.
If he paid into it the money is his. Private pensions were 10 Years to vest, not the 5 years of now. So if you had 3 employers in 30 years, you could have received a nice pension or none depending on when you changed jobs. If you give a plan an excuse not to pay they will take it.
what do unions have to do with this?
You may be right, a multi employer plan would have lower premiums to insure the plan. Combining the Senate plan with union plans. It would be an easy sell to a state. To keep it solvent they just raise funds through taxation.
A criminal conviction for corrutption while in Public office is a completely valid reason to lose his pension. This should be a consequence, and an automatic one, for ALL of those in public service who are convicted of crimes.
I'm not sure how I feel about this. On one hand he DID pay in 18% of his salary to the fund and for that there is no basis to take the money from him—it was rightfully his and not the "state's money" that was contributed, but I would also argue that it was his corruption that kept him in office all of those years and the people of the Mid Valley who continued to vote this crook in term after term have some responsibility too. I agree with many of the comments we've seen on other stories and the ones below—there is no shortage of political corruption in NEPA and Bob Mellow was one of the most prolific of the crooked politicians.
Another pa scammer who gets a pension from the tax payers. unfinbelievable.


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Regional Queensland Council of Mayors calls for disaster resilience commitments
Published: 09 Feb 2022
The Regional Queensland Council of Mayors (RQCOM) is seeking commitments for disaster recovery and mitigation support from the Commonwealth.
Mackay Mayor Greg Williamson, who is RQCOM Chair, said he looked forward to working with the Federal Government before the next disaster season to rebuild and mitigate against future damage.
"The National Recovery and Resilience Agency has a $4billion disaster recovery and mitigation fund that is earning hundreds of millions of dollars in interest every year," said Mayor Williamson.
"This fund has earnt $836million in interest, which is supposed to be spent to fund emergency response and natural disaster recovery and preparedness,'' he said.
"We want to see that money spent for the very purpose it is intended for.
"This is especially timely now, coming off the back of a disaster season that has seen damage across many of our member councils' areas.
"We're determined to see this money released and actually used for what it has been set aside to do, so we can get commitments for expenditure from this fund that will help people across regional Queensland rebuild their lives and prepare for next time."
Mayor Williamson said that it had been like pulling teeth trying to get money out of the fund, which was earning a heap for the future when the need was right now.
"Despite being up and running for years, I'm not aware of one project that has been funded," he said.
The Emergency Relief Fund was established in 2019 to fund emergency response and natural disaster recovery and preparedness in response to natural disasters.
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Neymar set to return for PSG in 'special game' for Pochettino
Paris Saint-Germain forward Neymar attends a training session at the team's 'Camp des Loges' training grounds in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, west of Paris, on January 5, 2021.
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The world's most expensive player has not played since being stretchered off with an ankle injury at the end of PSG's Ligue 1 defeat to Lyon on December 13, missing his side's last five matches as a result
Neymar was one of three PSG players sent off in an ugly ending to PSG's most recent meeting with Marseille, who finished with nine men
Wednesday's game is just PSG's third since former Tottenham Hotspur coach Pochettino was appointed as the successor to the sacked Thomas Tuchel, and offers the chance for him to win his first piece of silverware with the Qatar-owned club
Neymar is in line to return for Paris Saint-Germain after four weeks on the sidelines in Wednesday's Champions Trophy game against bitter rivals Marseille.
"Neymar is available and will be in the squad. We will decide tomorrow (Wednesday) if he plays or starts on the bench," PSG coach Mauricio Pochettino said at a virtual press conference ahead of the game.
The world's most expensive player has not played since being stretchered off with an ankle injury at the end of PSG's Ligue 1 defeat to Lyon on December 13, missing his side's last five matches as a result.
Neymar was one of three PSG players sent off in an ugly ending to PSG's most recent meeting with Marseille, who finished with nine men.
The Brazilian later accused Marseille defender Alvaro Gonzalez of racism, although in the end no action was taken due to a lack of evidence.
Wednesday's game is just PSG's third since former Tottenham Hotspur coach Pochettino was appointed as the successor to the sacked Thomas Tuchel, and offers the chance for him to win his first piece of silverware with the Qatar-owned club.
The Champions Trophy is the French equivalent of a Super Cup, usually contested at the start of the season by the league champions and French Cup winners. With PSG winning both last season, Marseille have been selected as their opponents as the Ligue 1 runners-up.
Played overseas in the last 10 years, including most recently in China, this season's edition was delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic and is taking place in less exotic conditions behind closed doors in Lens in northern France.
Nevertheless Pochettino, who played for PSG, called it a "special match, but winning the game almost matters more than winning a trophy at the end of it".
His first game at the helm ended in a 1-1 draw with Saint-Etienne last week, before he oversaw a first win as PSG beat Brest 3-0 on Saturday to leave them a point behind Ligue 1 leaders Lyon at the campaign's halfway stage.
While Neymar returns, young full-back Colin Dagba on Tuesday became the latest Paris player to test positive for Covid-19 and has joined team-mates Rafinha and Thilo Kehrer in having to isolate.
Marseille, coached by Andre Villas-Boas, beat PSG 1-0 in that last, fiery meeting in the league in September, their first win over their greatest rivals in nine years.
"Andre and I both coached Tottenham. I have great affection for him and we get on well with each other," Pochettino said of his opposite number.
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Gilling Dod rolled out a team for Lancashire Brick & Tile's 23rd Annual Bowling Competition.
As first time entrants, we were delighted to finish 6th out of 24 teams.
Andrew Arnold bowled his way to 185 points, claiming the highest game score of the tournament, which saw him bowl a Turkey and a Llama (3 and 4 strikes on the run respectively)!
Many thanks to LBT for hosting a fantastic evening at Hollywood Bowl, Middlebrook. Celebrating 25 years in business, the event marked the launch of their charity year, in which they are hoping to raise £25,000. Donations made on the night for every strike bowled, ensured they are well on their way to reaching their target.


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Towards a Wikipedia for signed languages
1 June 2012 by Gerard Meijssen
There are more than a hundred sign languages worldwide. Almost half of thesls people who sign can hear perfectly well and for most of them it is a second language. They and the deaf people for whom spoken languages are unheard of share unique cultures and languages.
All these cultures and languages have the same issues as oral languages; they rely on the passing of knowledge from person to person, from generation to generation. The best way to preserve the language and culture is by making more permanent records, by writing things down by recording video.
I am happy to have interviewed Steve Slevinski; Steve has been responsible for much of the development that brings sign languages to computers and the Internet. One of the ambitions of the SignWriting community is to have their own Wikipedias. Steve is the man who is making this a reality.
Gerard Meijssen
Internationalization / Localization outreach consultant
Unicode technology enables SignWriting
What is SignWriting?
SignWriting is the international script for writing any sign language. It was invented by Valerie Sutton in 1974. It was written by hand exclusively for 12 years, from 1974-1986. Since 1986, SignWriting continues to be written by hand, but is also written by computer. It has attracted writers from all over the world and continues to reach new audiences.
SignWriting uses a large set of symbols. Each symbol represents a visual conception: either hands, movement, dynamics, timing, head, face, trunk, or limb. The symbols are combined in 2-dimensional visual clusters to create meaningful units.
What is the advantage of writing with SignWriting over writing in English for instance?
With SignWriting you can write visual languages. With English you can write auditory language. To write the English greeting of "hello", we would use the letters h-e-l-l-o, in that order. To write the American Sign Language (ASL) greeting of hand waving in the air, we would write a hand shape and a movement arrow.
Writing directly in the target language is the goal of SignWriting. A visual language is understood through a visual script. Marks on paper or on a computer screen are transferred into language in the brain.
It is impossible to use English to write a sign language. You can write something that is a translation or a description, but you cannot write the language itself. The closest analogy I can come up with is a circuit diagram. Of course you could describe a circuit diagram with English words, but it would not have the same value or usefulness as a real circuit diagram.
SignWriting is written from top to bottom. What are the advantages?
Each sign of a sign language is written as a 2-dimensional cluster of symbols. Most commonly, these clusters are arranged vertically from top to bottom.
SignWriting is written vertically because Deaf people requested it. Vertical writing is the world standard for writing the native sign languages of the Deaf. SignPuddle defaults to vertical writing out of respect for the Deaf Community. Grammatically it is more correct to write vertically when writing directly in sign languages.
The vertical arrangement quickly delineates the left and right sides of a sign. This obvious identification of left versus right is very important for sign language and allows for easier reading that flows more naturally.
Vertical writing also allows for writing with lanes, an advanced technique needed to write role shifting.
What is SignPuddle?
Years ago, I wanted to include SignWriting images on a web site. I couldn't find an easy way to do this, so I created my own solution. The software has evolved from screen captures, to dynamic image creation, to reusable sign data. The data started as comma-delimited, migrated to XML, and finalized into character data.
As I worked with the sign data, I had to make many arbitrary choices. As I used the data, I found out the value of those choices. I've been able to improve the encoding model for the sign data to simplify the processing while increasing the speed and power of those processes.
SignPuddle started as my proof of concept application. It has grown into an online application for creating sign data for individual signs or entire sign texts. The interface can be localized. It supports tiered security of viewers, writers, and editors.
SignPuddle Online has a growing body of work, including a sign language corpus of dictionaries and literature, with tens of thousands of signs available in over 40 sign languages. Each dictionary is available as a single XML document of a few megabytes.
What is so significant in the latest release of SignPuddle?
SignPuddle 2 is a milestone for two key reasons: stable data and a reusable engine.
At the end of 2011, I had a breakthrough with approximate search routines for SignWriting. This was the final piece of the puzzle of the encoding model. Since that time, I have finalized and fully documented the encoding model with the Modern SignWriting specification. All of the sign data in SignPuddle 2 is available in this final and stable format.
As SignPuddle grew, I had to deal with issues outside of SignWriting. I had to build a content management system to handle the data SignPuddle was creating. On top of this, I had an evolving encoding format that had to maintain operational compatibility with the existing features. I had a spaghetti code problem where the SignWriting processing was mixed in with everything else.
For SignPuddle 2, I built an external SignWriting open source project called the SignWriting Image Server (SWIS). I extracted all of the relevant processing and built a pure SignWriting project that focused on layout and searching. SignPuddle 2 uses SWIS.
The stable data gets us off of the bleeding edge and the reusable engine makes it possible for others to use SignWriting with a minimal amount of work.
My next project will be a major overhaul of the SignWriting editors. SignPuddle 2 currently uses the old editors and SWIS does not include any editing features.
In the latest SignPuddle, you can write from right to left. What is the advantage of this?
Horizontal SignWriting is primarily for writing translations between spoken and signed languages.
When SignWriting is used in schools, in bilingual education, writing horizontally is useful for translating spoken language texts into written sign languages, helping the Deaf student learn both languages. Since western spoken languages are written from left to right, placing the SignWriting text above the written spoken language sentences is a tool for bilingual reading and comparison. Although some grammar details are lost in Horizontal Writing, it offers other benefits as a bridge between languages.
Now with SignPuddle 2, writers can choose vertical and horizontal writing depending on their needs.
Sign languages are not formal or regulated languages. How does that affect the writing in SignWriting?
There is no authority that decides what is a valid sign and what is invalid. Likewise, there is no authority that decides what is a valid writing versus an invalid writing.
While each of the symbols of SignWriting has an international meaning, there is no firm decree on how to position those symbols. There are various standards for good writing, but the ultimate authority is the reader. Can the sign be understood as written? If so, it is good.
Sign languages are open-ended and expressive. SignWriting captures this with writer freedom and choice.
How hard is it for someone who knows a sign language to learn to read and write his language using SignWriting?
It is easy to learn to read SignWriting. A new reader can immediately guess many of the signs. The SignWriting basics can be learned in a few hours.
Learning to write is more complicated. While it is possible to start writing after learning the basics, the best writers develop their own style with a significant amount of time, effort, and reflection.
There are requests for Wikipedias in sign languages, you worked on a SignWriting extension. How does the new SignPuddle affect this project?
The SignWriting MediaWiki Plugin will benefit from both the stable data and the reusable engine.
The stable data from SignPuddle 2, either from SignPuddle Online or from the XML documents, can be copied and pasted into MediaWiki.
The new version of the SignWriting MediaWiki Extension is currently available. The open source project, the SignWriting Image Server (SWIS), has been wrapped into a SignWriting viewer for MediaWiki. I am pursuing to possibility of running this extension on the Wikimedia servers. I look forward to a design and coding review.
What would the benefit be of a Wikipedia in a sign language?
The best way to improve the literacy in a community is to have a lot of people reading and a lot of people writing. It is my hope that a Wikipedia in a sign language would give a community an easy way to share and improve their writing. More people reading. More people writing. Writing that improves and matures over time. It's a win-win all around.
Thanks for the questions,
-Stephen E Slevinski Jr
Tomasz (odder)
This is an amazing idea, Stephen, that will get the Wikimedia community closer to its goal: enabling every single human being to share in the sum of all knowledge. For obvious reasons, Wikipedia has been rather inaccessible for people with hearing disabilities, and your project could finally close the gap.
Please keep us informed about the goings-on! I'll keep my fingers crossed for your success!
maria galea
Enjoyed reading this Steve – and thank you for your continual support to all users of SignWriting! Much appreciated. maria from malta.
Bill Reese
Great job, Steve! Here's hoping for even greater acceptance and use throughout the world. I know you can't stop here, though. No project is complete without future improvements and we look forward to the next SignPuddle downpour.
Thank you, Gerard for writing this – it's a good snapshot of some of Steve's forum discussions in the conciseness of an article.
Of course, not everything can be put into one article. I look forward to a Wiki discussion. 🙂
Well, I think si5s (http://www.si5s.com, also http://si5s.org) would be a better rendering of ASL than SignWriting. Of course some tech work would be needed to make si5s workable in electronic media.
Note: I am a native ASL signer, and although I've read some "textual" materials written in both SignWriting and si5s versions, I am not conversant in either versions.
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Q: After Git clone from GitHub, I do not see my branch I have a repository on GitHub. It contains master and one branch.
When I clone it, I obtain only master and do not see my branch.
Why is it so? How can I see all branches in the repository?

A: You can directly do:
git checkout <original-remote-branch-name>

This automatically creates a local branch which tracks the remote branch with the same name.
Do this always after cloning, if you want to work on a particular branch other than master.
Note: When you clone the remote name is by default 'origin' which is different from the remote name used in other machines where you are developing. So, you can initially name your remote before cloning or push to origin ever after.

A: Use:
git branch -r

This will show you all remote branches. You can then do:
git branch -t my_local_branch origin/remote_branch
git checkout my_local_branch

Then do your work and then push to the remote branch.

A: By default, git clone creates only one branch: the currently checked out one, generally master. However, it does create remote tracking branches for all other branches in the remote. Think of these as local copies of the remote's branches, which can be updated by fetching. They're not real local branches, as they're intended only as pointers to where the remote's branches are, not for you to work on.
If you run git branch -a you'll see all branches, local and remote. If you want to see just the remote ones, use git branch -r. If you prefer a visual history display, try gitk --all (or gitk --remotes).
To create a local branch to work on, use
git branch <branch-name> origin/<branch-name>

That'll create a new local branch using the remote's branch as the starting point.

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Mom admits to having left infant on deserted road to die
By Howard Portnoy February 23, 2013 January 8, 2014
It's not a story for the faint of heart. The Seattle Post Intelligencer reports that an Illinois woman convicted of killing two infants found dead in the trunk of an impounded car admitted on Thursday to killing a third — a baby girl that she left on the side of deserted road to freeze to death five years ago.
Katie Stockton of Rockton, who is believed to be the mother of the two most recently murdered infants, pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the December 2004 death of the infant known as Baby Crystal, also believed to be Stockton's offspring.
It was after Stockton's 2009 arrest in Baby Crystal's death that investigators discovered her car had been sitting in an impound lot for a year. They towed it to a Winnebago County Sheriff's Department facility to search for more clues in that case, and instead found the remains of two other infants wrapped in cloth and stuffed in separate plastic bags.
Stockton was originally questioned about Baby Crystal's death in 2004 after the frozen remains of the newborn were discovered in a plastic bag along a dead-end road near the home of Stockton's parents. Prosecutors at the time say that when detectives interviewed Stockton hours after the discovery, she lifted her shirt and asked if she looked like she had just given birth.
Stockton declined to give a DNA sample, but detectives investigating the death gathered the needed evidence from a cigarette butt they had seen her discard. Authorities said that the genetic material in the saliva on the butt matched that of the blood found on the clothing worn by Baby Crystal.
Stockton is to be sentenced April 5. She faces up to 60 years in prison.
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Letter to the Editor: Where are the Morton Street improvements?
By Anonymous (not verified)
I am running out of patience on the Morton Street/Gallivan Boulevard intersection. On, Fri., May 25, a man was killed in a hit-and run-accident. MBTA buses have been hit, and there have been numerous accidents and near accidents daily.
In 2008, the community met with city and state officials to design a plan for the intersection. But, there wasn't any money available to make it happen. In 2010, $750,000 was found for a redesign of the intersection, and there were numerous meetings to show what it would look like. One designer even included a rotary! Did this person being paid by the state ever visit this intersection? Did he or she not see the fire station, the Gallivan development, the side streets and the MBTA and school bus stops? I guess not.
In 2017, the community was told that $3.2 million had been set aside to upgrade the intersection. I asked why so much for working traffic lights? I was told it was to include the upgrade and sidewalks three blocks away and that the project was going to start this past spring. In March 2018, the community was told the RFP was going into the papers the weekend of May 5. Obviously, the intersection is on the back burner again and now a man has died. Like the gun laws, how many people have to suffer or die before anything is done?
Yes, the State Police and Boston Police have attended meetings along with other political representatives to support this community, but something must be done, and soon, before another person is killed or injured.
Barbara Crichlow
West Selden Street


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What the Hell is Wrong with You?- Miscarriage's "IMMINENT" Horror"
Todd Manning 2019-03-01
Todd Manning · March 1, 2019
What the hell is wrong with you? What strange and perverse urges causes you to plumb deeper and deeper into the depths of aural depravity? If you haven't asked yourself these sort of questions before, the new full-length by multinational duo Miscarriage may just cause you to begin to think about such things.
In many ways, Miscarriage has spent the majority of their short life as a particularly twisted manifestation of a Goregrind band. Much of last year's triple album opus "Homicidal Mania" contained furious blasting combined with their devious vocal approach. However, the third album's closing track "Unconditional" gave a hint to what fresh hells lie ahead. That particular piece saw a sharp drop in BPM's with the guttural wailings washing over the top of Doom/Death guitar riffs.
That particular approach must have struck a chord, because "Imminent Horror" is a slow and hallucinogenic crawl through the darkest corners of extreme music. Gone are the shock value song titles, replaced with only numbers for song titles. Also gone are any semblance of fast tempos, now only a relentless dirge, like flesh slowly being pulled through a sewer grate. The guitar riffs bring to mind the mighty Teeth of Lions Rule the Divine or Incantation at their slowest and nastiest.
Label: Sentient Ruin Laboratories
Imminent Horror by Miscarriage
But perhaps most important are the endlessly abyss grinding vocals. Keeping with their previous Goregrind ways, the vocals are extremely deep, but removed is any need for cadence that keeps up with fast material. Instead, they are dragged out and layered, creating a completely hellish, textural experience. They echo and bounce around the mix, often multiple voices at a time, with occasional high-pitched screams trying to puncture their way out of the mix. They seem to insinuate themselves into the material less like a voice and more like another instrument, a complimentary drone that defines the tone of the album's sound. They represent body horror as expressed through the human voice, no matter how twisted the presentation.
There is no need to really discuss individual songs here. "Imminent Horror" is meant to exist as a totality, an experience to be endured and enjoyed only by the most seasoned Metal masochist. There are certainly moments that come to the fore. "I" displays an excellent utilization of rising and falling dynamics, aural overload bookended with moments of slow desolation. "III" grinds forth like a deconstructed "Streetcleaner"-era Godflesh track, while "IV" and "V" really pushes Doom's envelope with incredibly slow and crushing guitar riffs.
Miscarriage has found a fitting home with their new label Sentient Ruin Laboratories. There has always been a certain artfulness to the label's take on extremity, and perhaps what is most interesting is Miscarriage's transcendence of Goregrind's narrow confines, allowing them to fit nicely into the label's roster. This release hits all the sweet spots, abstract darkness combines with a visceral horror, warping both the mind and body. Now as far as why this putrid slab of music is so appealing, you'll have to figure that out on your own.
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Il corion è la membrana più esterna dell'uovo fecondato, composta da due parti, che si distinguono tra loro nel corso del secondo mese di vita intrauterina: corion villoso, o frondoso (chorion frondosum), nel quale i villi coriali si allungano e si ramificano, corrispondente alla zona di inserzione dell'uovo che dà luogo alla placenta ed alla membrana coriale, situata tra l'amnios internamente e la decidua esternamente, e corion liscio, o calvo (chorion laeve), nel quale i villi coriali si atrofizzano. Il corion inoltre protegge l'embrione.

Descrizione

Nei mammiferi placentati esso circonda la cavità interna dell'embrione e diventerà parte costitutiva della placenta. Secerne inoltre HCG.

La cavità coriale nasce del magma reticolato (reticolo extraembrionale), dopo che esso è stato sostituito da liquido, è detto anche celoma extraembrionale. Al 13º giorno il disco germinativo al quale sono attaccati dorsalmente l'amnios e ventralmente il sacco vitellino è sospeso nella cavità coriale grazie al peduncolo embrionale.

Nel terzo mese di gravidanza vengono a formarsi, in quella che poi nella placenta sarà chiamata piastra coriale, gruppi di villi detti cotiledoni e compaiono dei setti deciduali, detti setti intercondiloidei o setti placentari, che si insinuano tra i gruppi di villi. Inoltre lungo il contorno di questa zona si forma un seno venoso materno, detto seno marginale o coronarico, portando così alla formazione della placenta.

La parte del corion che non entra a far parte della placenta costituisce uno strato di tessuto connettivo fibroso denso. La cavità coriale scompare in seguito all'adesione dell'amnios al corion, per la pressione dovuta all'aumento del volume di liquido amniotico.

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Records, Reviews
Album | Beirut – No No No
by For Folk's Sake • 13 September 2015 • Comments Off on Album | Beirut – No No No
On the early tracks of Beirut's 4th full album 'No No No,' Zach Condon, head honcho of the world music outfit, seems somehow weary. Yes, it has long been his approach, a compelling laid back yet motivated drive, but some kind of passion is missing this time that never was before. He has warm muscular tones in his voice, but the notes that emerge feel a little dull, almost like he had to make an album but the inspiration wasn't really there this time.
It isn't until the piano on the third and fourth tracks that the album feels a little brighter, despite the fact that the musicianship is good throughout. Perhaps it hadn't seem likely that the songs would fall flat owing to the vocals, which at the halfway point you can't help but ponder.
Is this the story of an album that needed to be made to fulfil contractual obligations? There is little here by way of inspiration, from others, or that would inspire listeners. It's a shadow of past work by Condon's Beirut. The funereal final track 'So Allowed' has some deranged and beautiful strings that are all too late. They are a blessing that cannot save an awful trough in a now rather unusual career. Condon's early promise is not being realised and this album is awfully disappointing. The final track is the best song by a country mile. It proves he still has something, though quite what remains to be seen. The rest of the album is lagging far behind, despite the fact that it grows through repeated listens, and it's perplexing to have no idea why.
The story of a divorce, and music related problems that saw him scrap a first effort at his fourth album, coupled with discovering new love in Turkey and inspiration for the new album fill in some of the gaps regarding the long absence between his third effort and this. However, having started his career in such an intoxicating ride of youth, passion, culture, and life, it doesn't seem to be the progression many would have hoped for. Hopefully it's a simple blip in the grand scheme of things, and with the next release Beirut will be back where it belongs, beside the acts in the higher echelons of popular and world music. Remember when it was the perfect mix of the two, with jazz and indie leanings thrown in? 29 minutes of music in 4 years? It'd have to be better than this to satisfy the band's biggest fans.
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Several streets throughout Columbus will be receiving a make-over this summer. City Superintendent Jim Burton asked the Columbus City Council for permission to spend up to $2,000 on street paint Monday night.
Burton also told the council he had received an estimate for electricity and lights in the new gazebo. He said the estimate was $900 for two lights and four electrical outlets. Burton said for possible funding he would see how much FEMA money was left over from the building costs.
Additionally Burton told the council the city signs on Highway 160 must be finished. He said the city is responsible for the brick, lettering, ship, and lights. He said he would have to get bids for the brick work and the electric work as well as check for money in the economic development fund for the other work.
Burton also told the council John Adams Construction would be coming to check on the mold problem in city hall and the fire station. He said they would be doing a physical inspection to find out where the leaks are.
Burton told the council there are three properties the city mows which were sold in the tax sale. He asked the council if the city should continue to mow the properties or wait for the new owners. He said the grass had gotten fairly tall. Columbus City Attorney Robert Myers advised Burton to put the new owners of the properties on notice.
Columbus Police Chief Chuck Sharp brought up a few properties for the city to consider for condemnation. One house at 103 N. Minnesota, one house at 517 S. Tennessee, and one house at 515 N. Ohio. Sharp said they had a consent form signed for the house on Tennessee and the council decided to take the bid of $1,500 from B3 Construction to tear it down once all the consent forms were signed and filed. Sharp also said the owners of the house on Ohio agreed to consent to demolish the house.
Additionally the Police and Licensing Committee decided to have another meeting to discuss mobile home ordinances Myers is in the process of writing. Columbus City Clerk Janice Blancett said she is still collecting regulations from other cities for comparison. The committee decided to wait until all of the data was collected before setting a date for the meeting.
The Streets, Alleys and Bridges Committee decided to have Burton take bids for the street paving project. Burton put together a list of streets that need repaving. It was decided after the bids came in the committee would decide which streets could be repaved.
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Hawthorne & Heaney Visits Dior: Designer of Dreams
February 28, 2019 by Natasha Searls-Punter
If your instagram feed is anything like ours then you will not have failed to notice the hugh amount of attention that the Dior: Designer of Dreams exhibition is getting at the V & A Museum at the moment. Following its opening on the 2nd February, the exhibition which is held in the museum's new Sainsbury wing, it has received an unprescedented amount of visitors.
The exhibition is currently sold out, with tickets being drip released around the 15th of each month and a few kept back each day on a first come first served basis. Members of the V&A however can still visit at their leisure and Hawthorne and Heaney were lucky enough to visit the exhibition on members night in order to bring you our insight.
The London exhibition has a much greater focus on the individual designers of the House of Dior so if you had already seen it at Musee Des Arts Decoratifs in Paris, then this version brings a different angle. Split into a series of sections, this part of the exhibition really gives you a sense of what each creative director has brought to the house. Furthermore it also highlights some of the key aspects of Dior as a fashion house, which holds all the designs together over the years. Identifying these values allows them to keep delivering pieces which are recognisably 'Dior'.
Each rooms has its own sense of the wow factor with the paper cut flowers room, displaying some of the more romantic pieces amongst the flowers which were dripping from the ceiling. The center piece of which is this gown embellished with hundreds of tiny cut feathers.
We can not cover this exhibition without mentioning the toile room. Probably the simplist room with its ehite cubes, it really brings home the process of producing couture garments and the work that goes into them. It is lovely to look around and recognise some of the dresses you have already seen the final versions of, in their developmental form. As well as taking the time to watch the series of videos they have on display amongst the toiles which show the making process of other Dior producs such as shoes and jewellery from their specialist makers.
Some of the toiles have notes and annotations left on them which highlight the complexity of the pattern cutting when all the other details are stripped away in white.
From an embroiderers perpective, there is plenty to see and appreciate in this exhibition. The variety of styles and techniques is huge so whilst all the pieces may not necessarily be your taste, you can not help but be humbled by the skill.
Goldwork, raffia, feathers and beads all feature in this Galliano piece created for Dior by Lesage.
An interesting use of mesh appliques create the beatle wing/ petal effect amongst the sequins on this gown from the 1950's.
Where else would you get the chance to get this up close and personal with dresses like this one, worn by Charlize Theron in the 'J'adore' adverts?
It is here that you can see that the sequins are tamboured onto the tuelle by hand with their joining stitches adding to the texture of the piece.
Some of the more contemporary pieces provide a different perspective on 'les petite mains' (the little hands; referring to the skilled makers that create the designers vision) that we get to see a modern application of traditonal skills such as the use of beads and velvet in this a line evening gown.
Of course, there are also the iconic, historical pieces that you have probably glimpst before, like this gown worn by Princess Margaret for her 21st Birthday photoshoot.
If you find the opportunity, then this exhibition is a absolute must see for fashion, design and embroidery fans everywhere. Follow the link for all the booking details.
All photos courtesy of Natasha Searls-Punter
Dior: Designer of Dreams
The Victoria and Albert Museum, London
On now until 14th July 2019 (extended to the 1st Sept 2019)
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Hawthorne & Heaney visits the Night & Day Exhibition
November 29, 2018 by Natasha Searls-Punter
Beautiful sequined gown, early to mid-1930s. Sequins became popular in the 1920s, inspired by the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb. (1922)
The 1930s followed the decade of the roaring 20's, with the Wall Street crash in 1929, the years that followed saw a great deal of change for Britain and America. With the 1930s, came the beginning of WWII, the end of the Jazz Age and a dramatic change in fashion in accordance with the economic and political transformations of Western society.
Evening Gown and Capelet, early to mid 1930s, satin. Black and white was considered a very chic colour combination in the 1930s, promoted by designer Elsa Schiaparelli. (1890-1973)
This exquisite exhibition is based around a single collection (courtesy of Cleo and Mark Butterfield) consisting of 1930s daywear and eveningwear. The exhibition began with an array of classic dresses, would have been at the height of fashion in the 30s. The impact of the Art Deco movement (which took its name from the international Arts Décoratif et Industriels Modernes held in Paris in 1925) on fashion in the 30s was profound; it was characterised by highly stylised natural and geometric forms. Something that struck us as soon as we walked in was how much the fabrics used to construct the garments were angled towards the act of wearing; specific fabrics such as satin and crepe were used to glisten in the lights of a nightclub – the wonderful art of using materials for their glamorous properties!
Evening Gown, early 1930s, Satin. Wonderful ruffled open back gown with gathered bow motif.
Glamorous. Chic. Timeless. Three words that instantly spring to mind when a vision of floor length satin and crepe gowns appeared like a mirage through the walls of the fashion and textile museum. These liquid satin, bias cut gowns – pioneered by Madeleine Vionnet – ooze sophistication and sensual night-time glamour. On the dance floor of the 1930s, everyone was equal; all class, economic and racial differences were left on the side lines.
Evening gown, early to mid-1930s, satin. A salmon-pink bias cut gown with beaded swirl motif. The caplet sleeves emphesise the feminine fluidity of the gown.
Cinema became part of everyday life in the interwar years; Cinema buildings popped up all over the country; housewives would be able to view a matinee screening and still be home in time for the children! The silver screen was an immense factor in the glamorisation of evening wear fashion in the 1930s and the rise of ready to wear garments; cheaper fabrics such as lamé were favoured over traditional embroidery, which was not quite as decadent but almost as lustrous. Evening gown, early 1930s, satin. The glamorous style was reinforced by Hollywood during a decade of luxurious films that provided the much needed escapism from the realities of daily life.
In the room called 'Whistle! While you work' it was clear that the major shift in working class women becoming mass consumers was aided by media outlets such as magazines, it was explained how this shift has been an important factor in how we shop today. The popularisation of department stores and the philosophy of 'make do and mend' in the austerity of The Depression also led to a much more accessible 'Ready To Wear' trend rising. This revolution in ready to wear clothing could be seen of as a factor in our current fast-fashion crisis.
Evening gown and jacket, mid 1930s. Heavy embroidery of the previous decade were discarded and replaced with cheaper fabrics such as lamé.
The 1930s gave way to the act of shopping (usually in department stores) and window-shopping becoming part of popular culture. The advancement of technology and women in the workplace (pre marriage, of course, due to the 'marriage bar' forcing women to resign from their jobs when wed) meant that fabrics could now be produced on a much larger and therefore cheaper scale.
The 1930s were a golden age for the art of the portrait photograph. On show was a vast selection of portraits from 3 leading studio photographers; Dorothy Wilding, Madame Yevonde and Paul Tanqueray.
The finale of the exhibition wowed us with a patriotic display of all things red, white and blue to commemorate the coronation of George VI. An interesting note which helped us imagine the atmosphere of the day was added in the exhibition guide: 'Hotels were full to the seams and many people who wanted to catch a glimpse of the royal coach resorted to sleeping on pavements and in the parks, creating camps and latrines, which author Virginia Woolf likened to scenes of the Crimea.'
Some Day My Prince … Will Come! A section of the exhibition celebrating the coronation of King George VI on 12 May 1937; all things blue, red and white lined the streets of Britain.
The exhibition was a delightful insight in to all things 30s, from the glitzy gowns of the dancehall floors to the realities of women being barred from the workplace: a truly comprehensive experience!
Dress, late 1930s, crepe. Blue was a popular colour of 1937 as it was considered patriotic. 'Marlborough blue', in partocular featured heavily in this year and was named after the royal palace.
By Jessica Strain. All photos by Jessica Strain.
Night & Day: 1930's Fashion and Photographs
83 Bermondsey Street, London SE1 3XF
Open Tuesdays to Saturdays, 11am–6pm
Sundays, 11am–5pm
12 October 2018 – 20 January 2019
£9.90 adults / £8.80 concessions / £7 students
Children under 12 are free
Filed Under: Art, Embroidery, Fashion, Film, TV & Theatre, London Tagged With: dresses, embellishment, embroidery, eveningwear, exhibition, fashion and textile museum, glamour, gowns, London, Night and Day:1930's fashion and photographs, photography, sophistication
Hawthorne & Heaney Visits Fashioned from Nature
June 1, 2018 by Natasha Searls-Punter
The Victoria and Albert Museum in London has a new Fashion exhibition now showing in their fashion and textiles area called 'Fashion from Nature'. The exhibition provides an overview of how nature is used in fashion as well as how nature is reflected by fashion, which gives it a broader range of items to show and issues to call into question.
Waistcoat, Maker Unknown 1780 – 1789,
Like most of the exhibitions held in this area, downstairs displays the historical items, talking about the production of fabrics such as linen and silk with videos showing the full process. From an embroidery perspective, there are a few real treats for the traditional embroidery enthusiasts such as this silk-shaded waistcoat featuring these gorgeously expressive monkeys.
Fish Scales Headband, Maker unknown, Circa 1800
There are unsurprisingly a number of pieces which include animal harvested materials which are undoubtedly beautiful but the issues surrounding their use are well discussed in the displays. These are presented next to some alternatives to the use of feathers and bones which help to stop the exhibition from getting too heavy as you may be surprised at when people started to discuss the place of animal cruelty in fashion. Some pieces are just surprising in themselves such as this fish scale floral headband from the Bahamas.
Pineapple Fibre Lace Handkerchief, Maker unknown
Some pieces are hard to believe they are what their descriptions say they are, such as the lace sample above which is made of pineapple fibres, an exquisite demonstration of how delicate this material can be used.
Cellulose evening Coat, Alix (Madame Grès), 1936
Upstairs, the pieces are all much more contemporary, focusing more on how fashion imitates and draws inspiration from nature rather than taking from it directly. The piece above is by Madame Gres which uses a combination of silk, cellulose fibres and artificial pearls to create an effect to imitate mother of pearl shell linings.
'Cat Woman' Dress, Jean Paul Gaultier, 1997
As the theme of this exhibition is quite broad, it is a great opportunity to see a hand-picked selection of great pieces from some legendary designers; Alexander McQueen, Stella McCartney, Vivienne Westwood are all there as well as this piece from Jean Paul Gaultier which demonstrates how well skins can be replicated in other materials like beads.
'Rootbound #2' Dress, Diana Scherer, 2017
Finally, we are presented with some exhibits which explore some of the alternative materials and developments which may become viable alternatives for the future of fashion. There is a piece by Diana Scherer where she has been training grass root systems to grown into lace designs which is quite incredible. It is not a fully resolved material as yet but demonstrates potential opportunities in clothing.
This exhibition is quite heavily loaded with questions of the issues that fashion has caused in the past, destruction of animals such as osprey, turtles and whales or the poisonous effects of dying and military as examples; and the way we continue to deal with these issues in the future. Therefore it is one that you can expect yourself to have to think about as well as admire the pieces on display. Fashioned From Nature is on at the Victoria and Albert Museum until the 27th Jan 2019, tickets start from £12.00.
Filed Under: Art, Embroidery, Fashion, London Tagged With: art, designers, exhibition, fashion, garments, materials, mccartney, mcqueen, nature, v and a museum, victoria and albert museum, westwood
Hawthorne & Heaney goes to London Craft Week
May 21, 2018 by Eleanor Rowlands
What were you doing last week? Specifically 9-13 May. Did you manage to catch London Craft Week? Well, it's alright if you missed it, because we are here to share with you what we did and learned!
This festival that spans across London celebrates British and international creativity. Covering a vast range of disciplines, it brought together over 200 established and emerging makers, designers, brands and galleries from around the world.
We started our journey in the heart of English bespoke tailoring- Savile Row. The Row that is entrenched deep in history, famous worldwide, houses over 100 craftsman in more than a dozen bespoke tailoring business. It is a community that not only produces the esteemed English luxurious product but is active in training new craftsman. We had the chance to attend an hour-long masterclass pattern cutting at Henry Poole & Co. In the brief hour, taught by one of the cutters about dinner jackets, he engaged us on the construction of the trouser pattern. First, measurement was taken off a gentleman in the room, then he moved onto crafting the pattern. Primarily using the Centre Front Centre Back cutting system, where scales and mathematics are used to give proportions so as to draft for the body of the customer.
Dinner Suit Trouser Pattern Cutting Process | Image: Hawthorne & Heaney
Henry Poole & Co Ltd Suits | Image: Hawthorne & Heaney
After the hour, we gained a heightened respect for the craft of tailoring. Behind one jacket, it involves roughly 10 artisans, who engage in the making of the various sections of the garment. They perfect the moulding and shaping of the fabric so that it sits perfectly on the body. Bespoke tailoring suits are certainly a class of their own in both elegance and comfort.
Next, we ventured down to Sloane Square, to discover Maria Svarbova's photography series that was the inspiration behind Delpozo Spring Summer 2018 'Musicalia' collection. We were blown away by the beautiful photographs, that has this retro-futuristic. The artist describes the series as having a sense of 'artificial detachment', although set in a retro environment, 'the pictures somehow evoke a futuristic feeling as well, as if they were taken somewhere completely alien.', the moment is frozen in time. In addition, the symmetrical composition enhances the ethereal quality.
Image: Maria Svarbova
Looking at the collection alongside the photographs, there is much resemblance in the colour palette. Creative director, Josep Font skillfully translated the swimming pool blue that ripples throughout the photographs, into the choice of the fabric and embroidery. Complimenting them with pastel shades of yellow, pink, and definitely the shocking red, there is a sense of a dreamlike atmosphere.
Delpozo embroidery contrasted with Maria Svarbova's photographs
Image: Hawthorne & Heaney
In addition, the geometric lines and stillness of the pool, reminds us of the intimate atmosphere at the atelier; cool, architectural and beautiful, a style synonym with the brand.
Lastly, we headed to the Loewe Foundation Craft Prize at the Design Museum, that will be held till 17 June. This exhibition best summarises craft and artistic endeavours all over the world. Exhibiting a range of international works that stretch across practices, such as ceramics, papercraft, woodwork to jewellery. Entering the exhibition, visitors are provided with an audio guide, that gives a detailed explanations about the works, aiding further appreciation and understanding of the craft in view.
One theme that ran throughout all the works exhibited is that there are continued efforts made to revive traditional techniques alongside pushing the boundaries of the skill. An example is a winning piece by Jennifer Lee, who mixed metallic oxides into clay to create colour, a technique that she discovered. Complimenting this avant-garde colouring technique, with an ancient practice of pinching and coiling clay, it resulted in the creation of a beautiful speckled surface. The varying gradient of bands that encircle the piece, resembles time frozen between traditional and contemporary.
Jennifer Lee (Winning Prize) Pale, Shadowed Speckled Traces, Fading Elipse, Bronze Specks, Tilted Shelf, 2017 | Image: Hawthorne & Heaney
Another work, that we truly appreciate is by Takuro Kuwata's Tea Bowl. Unlike traditional potters, who often aims to hide any cracks in their work, Kuwata defies that norm. He enhances the impression of chaos, that is natural to the unpredictable nature of ceramics, by making it the feature point of his work. By combining porcelain with platinum and steel, he challenges the possibility of materials. The melted and crack surface of the work is complemented with the saturated green patina, that makes the work contemporary and elegant.
Takuro Kuwata, Tea Bowl, 2017 | Image: Hawthorne & Heaney
Embroidery is also celebrated at this exhibition! Richard McVetis, who is captivated by the meditative nature of the process, draws with needle and thread. He embroidered sixty cubes over the duration of sixty hours, materialising time into something tactile and visual.
Richard McVetis , Variations of a Stitched Cube,2017 | Image: Hawthorne & Heaney
Perched on 60 beams, the 60 cubes remind me of the globe of islands, but in a square. It is a rather fun way of curating the world and plays on the idea that the world is not round but square.
London Craft Week is truly a celebration of hands that spans multiple disciplines. It makes us cherish and esteem the time and energy that goes into crafting beautiful objects. Unlike mass produced items that are often regarded as disposable, the work of the hand interweaves personal stories and beauty into everything made. In this age of mass consumption and disposal, we are glad that there is a renaissance in the appreciation of creativity and craft worldwide. We at Hawthorne & Heaney, are definitely standing behind that resurgence and hope to safeguard the shared heritage of craft.
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Hawthorne & Heaney Visits Burberry: Here We Are Exhibition
October 26, 2017 by Natasha Searls-Punter
Last month Burberry held an exhibition of British photography, in celebration of their September 2017 collection at the Old Sessions House which is a Grade II listed building. The exhibition spaned out across three floors in 14 unique rooms and was curated by Christopher Bailey, Alasdair McLellan and Lucy Kumara. The British photography used within the exhibition documents all elements of the British culture, class and clans that form together to create what truly is and makes Great Britain, 'Great'. We sent our intern, Lauren to the exhibition to find out more.
The 14 rooms were themed sections which break down the exhibition into a sort of narrative story, which helps the visitors to understand the background inspiration behind the Burberry, September 2017 collection. The unique rooms are titled for example, room 5 called 'Romance' was based upon the modern attitude towards race, equality and love in all shapes and sizes featuring the iconic photograph 'Notting Hill Couple (1967)' by Charlie Phillips. The photograph represents a British woman with a Jamaican-born male:
"Notting Hill was the London destination for many Afro-Caribbean immigrants who arrived in the UK in the immediate post-war period. A severe housing shortage was among the causes of racial tension there throughout the 1950s, and in 1958, the area was marred by race riots. A carnival was held the following year in response, celebrating Black British culture. In the summer of 1966, the first Notting Hill Carnival took place."
The above information was taken out of the 'Here We Are' exhibition guide. The photograph is so beautiful and powerful as it shows how love will always conquer hate in all forms. As a united society we have grown to love one another and is fascinating to discover the history behind the Notting Hill Carnival that is still celebrated today, 51 years later.
The composition of the exhibition as a whole was perfect. The high ceilings and coffered dome allowed natural light to fill the Grade II listed building. The Palladian-style building was constructed in 1779 with a façade of solid Portland stone and columns which was some of the most expensive materials during that period. The building itself celebrates British architecture and could not of been a better fit to compliment the ambience of the exhibition.
Each photograph has carefully been selected and include work from talented photographers such as Dafydd Jones, Brian Griffin, Jane Bown, Jo Spence and many more. In particular the English documentary photographer, Daniel Meadows who lived on a double decker bus for 14 months in 1973-74. During this time he covered 10,000 miles and at each pit stop he photographed the town's inhabitants, in total he took portraits of over 1000 individuals. My favourite portrait has to be of the 12 year old boy, John Payne with his pigeon, Chequer. Once again this photographer has captured a timeless moment of British culture, simply 3 young boys who would capture and race pigeons as a form of entertainment which in that time was a normal thing however it also makes you realise how much generations have evolved and adapted to the ever-growing nature of society who would now see this form of entertainment as cruelty to animals and morally wrong.
For us, our favourite garment of the September 2017 collection has to be the green lace applique dress, it is beautifully elegant and also comes in an option of pink too. It is clear how 'The Garden As a Self-Portrait' themed room has influenced the design of this garment. The 'Here We Are' exhibition is a tribute to the history of Britain, celebrating our culture from past to present day.
By Lauren Stewart September 2017
Filed Under: Embroidery, Fashion, London Tagged With: british culture, Burberry, Christopher Bailey, exhibition, fashion, Here we are, influences, London, old sessions house, photography, visit


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New Salvation Army Thrift Store opens 3/9 in Taylor with FREE food, raffles and a guest appearance by PAWS
March 9th, check with the New Salvation Army Thrift Store opening with PAWS of The Detroit Tigers, Metro Detroit Food Truck Rally, fashion raffle and great deals!
Join the celebration as The Salvation Army Southeast Michigan Adult Rehabilitation Center (ARC) opens its 34th metro Detroit thrift store in Taylor at 9 a.m. on Saturday, March 9 with great deals, meals and fashion finds. The new 25,000 sq. ft. store is located at 9830 Telegraph between Wick and Goddard.
"This is an exciting time for us at The Salvation Army ARC as we open our newest Family Thrift Store," said Merle Miller, administrator of the Salvation Army Southeast Michigan ARC. "We're pleased to extend our outreach to the families we serve downriver by way of the new Taylor store."
Come out and meet PAWS from the Detroit Tigers
The grand opening festivities begin at 9 a.m. with FREE coffee and donuts, hot dogs and a special guest appearance from PAWS of the Detroit Tigers from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
From 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. four of metro Detroit's best mobile food vendors will serve up meals during a Motor City Street Eats food truck rally, including Green Zebra, new American-style; People's Pierogi Collective, gourmet Polish dumplings; Debajo del Sol, Spanish-style tapas; and Treat Dreams, unique gourmet flavored ice cream.
Salvation Army Styled Outfits by Shannon Lazovski (click photos to enlarge)
You can WIN one perfectly styled outfit with accessories
For every $50 spent, guests will receive a raffle ticket for a chance to win one of four outfits styled by noted Detroit fashion and beauty blogger Shannon Lazovski of the Detroit Fashion News and Glamorous Moms. Raffle entrants need not be present to win.
"We're so excited to have the food trucks and PAWS onsite to make the day more special for the families we serve," Miller said. "It truly is a celebration."
The store will be open Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. and open for donations only on Sundays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Contributions of gently used clothing, accessories, housewares, furniture and toys are accepted at the donation center located in the rear of the building.
Proceeds from all 34 metro Detroit Salvation Army thrift stores benefit The Salvation Army Southeast Michigan Adult Rehabilitation Center's independently funded, 180-day residential rehabilitation program for adults.
The Salvation Army Southeast Michigan
Adult Rehabilitation Center (ARC)
9830 Telegraph between Wick and Goddard
See ya on March 9th...
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While other films have come and gone, MSG-The Messenger still shines in over 500 screens all across India. Hakikat Entertainment confirmed that the gross collection was 126 crores by the end of second week. Considering the forces that conspired very hard to stop the movie, added to the fact that major territories like Punjab and Uttarakhand did not allow the movie to be screened, this is a sizable achievement especially when one considers that mainstream Bollywood fare has paled in comparison. Also, where the industry claims losses to the tune of 250 Crores due to the ongoing cricket World Cup, MSG stands tall.
Also, the anti- MSG drug and political mafia worked overtime to distribute pirated CD's to reduce the number of theatre goers, reveal industry insiders. While it may have significantly dented revenues, but the over activity of the piracy circuit in itself is a proof of the mega success of the movie.
The movie has faced a sustained disinformation campaign from vested interests but who can be a better source of information on the movies' than the distributors themselves.
said Mr Gautam Dutta, CEO PVR Ltd.
Abbu Jain – Hansu Pictures Delhi was quoted saying.
Infact, there have been countless amazing instances of life changing events with people who have seen the film. Dr. Pankaj Punj who works as an anaesthetist in a leading Dubai hospital has sent in his video response saying that MSG worked magic in his life. There have been countless instances of people vowing to quit drugs, smoking and alcohol after watching the film or interacting with Guruji during the promotional tours.
The pictures that Saint Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh Ji Insan has posted on his official twitter handle show the amazing response to his promotional events.
It is amply clear that MSG has vowed audiences, it is equally clear that the film has succeeded in the face of overwhelming odds. The sun has truly pierced the clouds to shine in its amazing brilliance. MSG is a winner who has not only won adulation and appreciation but also triggered change in the way people think. The message of the film has brought hope to millions of despondent lives. That is what matters the most, as Saint Gurmeet Ram Rahim Insan has maintained throughout. The wait has eagerly begun for MSG-2.
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