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Q: how can i delete a whole line containing a string provided by the user in a file
i need to remove the whole line containing the string a user
  inserted,i'm having a hard time figuring out how i can delete this
  line here's is what i tied so far.

for example if u.txt contains:
1 hello world
2 where are you
* user input: you*
u.txt now contains
1.hello world
    #include <stdio.h>
     #include <stdlib.h>

    int main()
    {
    FILE *tr1, *tr2;
    char *p;
    char chr;
    char scanner [10];
    int t = 1;
    int sc;
    tr1 = fopen("u.txt", "r");
    chr = getc(tr1);
    while (chr != EOF)
    {
        printf("%c", chr);
        chr = getc(tr1);
    }
      printf("input your word to search:");
      scanf("%s",scanner);
      rewind(tr1);
      tr2 = fopen("replica.txt", "w");
      chr = 'A';

      while (chr != EOF)
      {
       //expect the line to be deleted
        sc= strstr(chr,scanner);
        if (!sc)
        {
           //copy all lines in file replica.txt
           putc(chr, tr2);
        }

      fclose(tr1);
      fclose(tr2);
      remove("u.txt");
      rename("replica.txt", "u.txt");
      tr1 = fopen("u.txt", "r");
      chr = getc(tr1);
       while (chr != EOF)
      {
               printf("%c", chr);
               chr = getc(tr1);
     }
     fclose(tr1);
     return 0;
    }

A: You are making things difficult on yourself by using character-oriented input with fgetc() with operations that call for line-oriented input and output. Moreover, in your approach, you would delete every line in the file containing words where you is a lesser-included substring like:

*

*"you", "your", "you're", "yourself", "you've", etc...

For a simplistic way of ensuring your don't remove lines unless they contain the word "you", you can simply check to ensure the character before and after the word is whitespace. You can use the isspace() macro provided in ctype.h to simplify the checks.
When you are faced with a line-oriented problem use line-oriented input and output functions, such as fgets() or POSIX getline() for input and puts() or fputs() for output. The only additional caveat is that line-oriented input functions read and include the trailing '\n' in the buffers they fill. Just remove where necessary by overwriting the trailing '\n' with the nul-terminating character '\0' (or simply 0).
Using a line-oriented approach will greatly simplify your task and provide a convenient way write the lines you keep to your output file in a single call rather than looping character-by-character. Using a character-oriented approach is not wrong, and it's not inherently slower than a line-oriented approach -- it's just less convenient. Match the tool to the job.
The following example reads "u.txt" and writes "v.txt" with the unwanted lines removed while preserving lines where the word is a lesser-included substring of the word being sought. (the rename() and remove() are left to you as there is nothing wrong with that part of your existing code)
Simply using a fixed buffer of sufficient size is the easiest way to do line-oriented input. You will generally know what the largest anticipated line is, just use a buffer that is more than sufficient to handle it (don't skimp!). Most lines are no more than 80-120 characters long. A fixed array of 1024-characters is more than sufficient. Just declare an array to use as a buffer to hold each line read, e.g.:
#define MAXW   32       /* max chars in word to find */
#define MAXC 1024       /* max chars for input buffer */

int main (int argc, char **argv) {

    char buf[MAXC],         /* buffer to hold each line */
        word[MAXW];         /* user input to find/delete line */
    size_t wordlen = 0;     /* length of user input */
    FILE *ifp, *ofp;        /* infile & outfile pointers */

You can validate that sufficient arguments were provided on the command line for the input and output filenames and then open and validate each of your files, e.g.
    if (argc < 3) { /* validate at least 2 program arguments given */
        printf ("usage: %s infile outfile\n", strrchr (argv[0], '/') + 1);
        return 1;
    }

    if (!(ifp = fopen (argv[1], "r"))) {    /* open/validate open for reading */
        perror ("fopen-ifp");
        return 1;
    }

    if (!(ofp = fopen (argv[2], "w"))) {    /* open/validate open for writing */
        perror ("fopen-ofp");
        return 1;
    }

Now just take the input from the user and remove the trailing '\n'. Using strcspn you can get both the length of the user-input while overwriting the trailing '\n' in a single call. See: man 3 strspn, e.g.
    fputs ("enter word to find: ", stdout); /* prompt for input */
    fflush (stdout);                        /* optional (but recommended) */

    if (!fgets (word, MAXW, stdin)) {       /* read/validate word to find */
        fputs ("(user canceled input)\n", stdout);
        return 1;
    }

    /* get wordlen, trim trailing \n from find */
    word[(wordlen = strcspn (word, "\n"))] = 0;

Now simply read a line-at-a-time and search for word within the line and validate is it a whole word and not a part of a larger word. Write all lines that don't contain word alone to your output file:
    while (fgets (buf, MAXC, ifp)) {    /* read each line */
        char *p = strstr (buf, word);   /* search for word */
        if (!p ||                                       /* word not in line */
            (p != buf && !isspace (*(p - 1))) ||        /* text before */
            (!isspace (p[wordlen]) && p[wordlen] != 0)) /* text after */
            fputs (buf, ofp);           /* write line to output file */
    }

(note: the isspace() macro from checking whether a character is whitespace is provided in the header ctype.h)
Close both files and aside from your remove() and rename() you are done. But, note you should always validate fclose() after a write to ensure you catch any errors associated with flushing the file stream on close that would not otherwise be caught by validating each write individually, e.g.
    if (fclose (ofp) == EOF) {      /* validate EVERY close-after-write */
        perror ("fclose-ofp");
        remove (argv[2]);
    }

    fclose (ifp);   /* close input file */
}

Add the required header files and you have a working example. You can put the example to use as follows:
Example Input File
$ cat dat/u.txt
hello world
how are you
show yourself
you're missing

Example Use
$ ./bin/filermline dat/u.txt dat/v.txt
enter word to find: you

Resulting Output File
$ cat dat/v.txt
hello world
show yourself
you're missing

Look things over and compare the line-oriented approach to your use of the character-oriented use of fgetc(). Let me know if you have further questions.

A: You're not giving any value to chr, it is always A at least for the first loop. Is there any lines of code missed? I suggest you checking every line until you find an EOL saving it in a string. Then call strstr() with it and if the result is NULL you simply copy it into another file.
If keeping it in the same file is  necessary it Will be more dificult, because you got to save a pointer to the start of each line. If this line youre studying is actually one that has to be erased, you got to recopy each following line from this pointer. It is way harder this way.
Good luck!
PS: Maybe this can help, not sure: How do I delete a specific line from text file in C?

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As Henri approaches, Baker tells travelers to 'delay any trips to the Cape'
SANDWICH — Liz Nicholas and Stan Sobel of Chevy Chase, Maryland, didn't expect their Sagamore Beach rental with great water views might also give them a front row viewing of a tropical storm.
Nicholas and Sobel, who visited the Sandwich Boardwalk on Friday after purchasing groceries, plan to ride out Tropical Storm Henri — even if it turns into a hurricane — and hope for the best.
"We got enough dinner for at least a night or two," Nicholas said. The rental house owner has said he'll batten down the outdoor furniture and Nicholas and her husband plan to power up their electronic devices and look for a spare battery or two to keep a radio in operation if the power goes out.
"We're right on the water. It's a perfect spot," said Nicholas, who plans to remain on the Cape until Aug. 28. "We'll see what happens with rain and wind."
As state officials warn that Tropical Storm Henri may hit the Cape and South Coast of Massachusetts on Sunday, vacationers and tourists are left wondering what to do next — whether to go or stay. And if they go, when.
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Gov. Charlie Baker said in a noon press conference Friday that state residents and travelers should stay off the roads Sunday and singled out Cape travelers in particular.
Though there are no plans at this time for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to close the Sagamore and Bourne bridges — something that hasn't happened since Hurricane Bob visited 30 years ago on Aug. 19 — Baker asked drivers to stay off the spans Sunday to prevent emergency vehicles from being trapped in traffic on the narrow lanes.
"Due to the current track, we're strongly recommending all travelers delay any trips to the Cape and Islands possibly until Monday when the storm moves out," Baker said.
"Those currently visiting the Cape and Islands this week should consider leaving the Cape on Saturday or finding a way to make plans to stay until Monday or Tuesday."
The news left Sue Griffith, of Amesbury, in a quandary.
On the Cape for a short visit with family, "I was planning on spending the day" Saturday and leaving later that evening, Griffith said.
She wanted to squeeze activity in Saturday because part of her visit was washed out Thursday by the rainy remnants of Tropical Storm Fred.
"I'm the hurricane chaser," Griffith joked after a kayaking tour on Mill Creek in Sandwich on Friday. "I don't know what the best time to go is."
A couple from Bethel, Connecticut, visiting the Sandwich Chamber of Commerce building Friday said they hadn't heard about Baker's request that travelers either leave by Saturday or stay put until Monday or Tuesday.
The couple, who did not want to give their names, said they visited the Sandwich Glass Museum after arriving on Cape on Friday. They planned to take a ferry to Martha's Vineyard on Saturday and drive home Sunday.
Now they're not so sure about their departure plans. "We really better party tomorrow," the woman said.
"If you are here, I would say stay," said Peter Kidwell, of Plymouth, who was strolling down Main Street in Sandwich Village on Friday.
He grew up in Yarmouthport and remembers the cars snaking along at 5 miles per hour on Route 6A in the leadup to Hurricane Bob.
The attempted exodus resulted in an 11-mile backup at the Sagamore Bridge.
State officials Friday said Henri's wind speeds aren't predicted to be enough to close the bridges this time.
But they warned that Henri will pack a punch and should be taken seriously.
"It's pretty clear this one is not going to (just) clip us," Baker said.
"The latest forecast now calls for the storm to become a hurricane and to make landfall around Cape Cod and the South Coast."
'It looks like it's going to come up through Newport (Rhode Island)," Baker said.
Thomas Lyons, a spokesperson for MEMA, said the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers monitors bridges during inclement weather and advises MassDOT of dangerous conditions.
"MassDOT will typically restrict empty and tandem tractor trailers on major roadways across the Commonwealth if sustained winds and gusts exceed 70 mph," Lyons said in an email.
"MassDOT does not anticipate any restrictions on passenger vehicles during this storm."
But that doesn't mean state officials want to see anybody except essential workers traveling on Sunday.
"We really would like everybody to be off the roads at the height of the storm, which will probably last all day Sunday until the early part of Monday," Baker said.
There will be a lot of official travelers — relief and utility workers — headed to the Cape.
Baker said Camp Edwards is being made ready to house thousands of utility workers on Cape Cod so they can act fast to restore power when the winds die down after the storm moves through.
He estimated the storm would disrupt power for 100,000 to 300,000 customers, both on the coast and inland.
"As of right now, we have more than 1,000 line, tree and service crews ready to serve customers across the Commonwealth and we continue working to add more in advance of the storm's arrival," William Hinkle, Eversource spokesperson, said in an email.
"That will include hundreds of crews and additional support staff on the Cape, and we plan to have those workers and all other equipment and resources for the area pre-staged by tomorrow evening," Hinkle said Friday.
The camp at Joint Base Cape Cod will also house FEMA workers hauling generators and other supplies.
"It's been a long time since we've had a storm like this one," Baker said.
The storm track indicates a "huge swathe of the Commonwealth will be right in the middle of this thing," Baker said.
But hurricanes pose a particular risk for the Cape due its extensive coastline, reliance on bridges to connect it to the mainland and heavy tourist traffic at this time of year.
Storm surge in coastal communities could reach 3 to 5 feet, Baker said.
"That brings with it the possibility of some minor and significant coastal flooding."
The threat of flooding will exist across the state, especially since remnants of Tropical Storm Fred have already saturated much of the ground, state officials said.
Baker said Henri is expected to dump 4 to 8 inches of rain on Massachusetts, which is "basically a month's worth, in many cases. We're talking a lot of water."
Winds are a concern, too, he said.
"We haven't seen a lot of 50- and 60-mile-an-hour short-term gusts, much less sustained gusts, for a really long time."
Sean Driscoll, spokesperson for the Steamship Authority, said the authority anticipates ferry service to and from Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket will experience disruptions in service due to storm.
He asked travelers to check the Steamship Authority's website and social media for updates.
"In terms of the timing of this storm it's less than ideal. We were already pretty much booked between now and next weekend," Driscoll said.
Nicholas and Sobel said they do not intend to cut their five-week stay on the Cape short due to the storm.
Nicholas said that in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Bob, she visited her parents in Pocasset and stayed with friends on Martha's Vineyard, who had no electricity.
"It was a grand adventure," she said.
For hurricane preparedness tips, go to mass.gov/mema.
Reporter Cynthia McCormick can be contacted at cmccormick@capecodonline.com and on twitter: @Cmccormickcct

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Q: How to call angular/cli commands from node? Background: I will be building 40+ locales of an applications and pre-rending all the pages to static html.
To do this I need access to every AppServerModuleNgFactory.
Questions:
1- Can I call ng build from from @angular/cli package in a file called build.ts w/o using node exec?
From this:
exec(ng build --output-path=dist/apps/portfolio/fr-CA -prod --aot --bh=/fr-CA/ --app=portfolio --i18n-file=./apps/portfolio/i18n/messages.fr-CA.xlf --i18n-format=xlf --locale=fr-CA;)

const { AppServerModuleNgFactory} = require('dist/apps/portfolio-server/fr-CA/main.bundle.js');

to something better like this:
const { AppServerModuleNgFactory} = await ng.build(`
  -prod
  --aot
  --bh=/fr-CA/
  --app=portfolio
  --i18n-file=./apps/portfolio/i18n/messages.fr-CA.xlf
  --i18n-format=xlf
  --locale=fr-CA`);


The school day may end at 3 p.m. but our campus still hums with after-school activities!
Since its founding in 1982, Almaden Country Day School has understood and embraced the importance of experiential learning. Children learn and thrive when they are engaged in activities that are relevant, enjoyable, and meaningful to them. After school activities can play a crucial role in this type of learning.
Our campus is host to a variety of after-school activities that extend the interests and talents of our students in wholesome, exciting ways. The following after school activities are provided at different times during the year at ACDS.
ACDS Team Sports are typically for students in grades 5-8 and provide an opportunity to play on ACDS sports teams. Team practices are after school until 4:30 pm and there will be a full season of games. Games are after school. Everyone makes the team and plays in the games. ACDS is a part of the Silicon Valley Athletic League (SVAL) which consists of similar private schools in the San Jose area.
To register for team sports (by season), click here. Please contact Athletics Director Derek McIntyre for more information.
Please contact Athletics Director Derek McIntyre for more information.
The 2018-19 school year will include a middle school speech and debate team. Students interested in joining the squad must take the Competition Speech elective during the first trimester. For more information, please contact Coach Chris Wardner.
For more information on our speech and debate program, please visit this page.
ACDS Upper Choir is a singing ensemble for students in grades 5-8. Students will work on more advanced vocal repertoire and techniques in this group, but beginners are always welcome! AUC performs for the school community and in the winter and spring concerts. Rehearsals are held on Thursdays after school from 3pm - 4:30pm in the music room starting January 17. For more information, please contact Shannon Self. The cost is $225.
ACDS Youth Choir is a vocal ensemble for students in grades K-4th grade. If you love to sing, this is the place for you! AYC will perform in the winter and spring concerts as well as for the school community. Students will learn a variety of vocal repertoire and techniques, as well as build their confidence through onstage experience and optional solo performances. Rehearsals are held on Wednesdays after school from 3pm - 4pm in the music room starting January 16. For more information, please contact Shannon Self. The cost is $225.
Students in grades 3-8: Do you want to learn to play an instrument, want to play music with others, and/or want to practice performing live? There are three levels of Band available with descriptions. All practices will be held in the auditorium.
1. Beginners: Anyone starting on their instrument or a student who played last year and felt they struggled and want to start over with the basics. Meets on Mondays 7:15 -7:50am starting October 1 with Band Camp.
2. Intermediate: 2nd and 3rd year players. Must be able to play up to #39 in the Essential Elements book. Meets on Tuesdays 7:15 -7:50am beginning September 25.
3. Advanced/PEP: Must be able to play ALL numbers up to #58 in the book at a fast pace. This group is for middle school students, but 5th graders who are interested can test into this group on the first day of their intermediate practice. Meets on Thursdays 7:15 -7:50am beginning September 27.
Throughout the year, students are allowed to test into the other groups as their skill level grows.
All band students are encouraged to practice a minimum of 60 minutes outside of class per week. 5-10 minutes a day or 20 minutes 3 days a week outside of class will help your student's skill level grow.
All bands will perform songs together in the concert and will be able to support each other as a whole, but, ultimately this new band structure allows for students who fall into different skill levels to be with other students around their same level.
Students are able to choose to play the flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, or percussion. No experience is necessary. An experienced Band Director will lead the band and students support each other in their musical development. At the end of the fall and spring, students showcase their talents in a series of formal performances for the ACDS community, as well as within the larger community. The fee for ACDS Band is $460. For more information, please contact Derek McIntyre.
ACDS hosts a chess club run by Success Chess on Fridays after school in Room 10. The club involves students learning and playing chess at one of three different levels. Students in grades 1-8 can participate. Get more information and register via the Success Chess website.
The Clay Club is for students in grades 3-8 and will meet for 8 weeks on Wednesdays, beginning February from 3:15-4:15pm in the art studio. If you have ideas for clay projects - this is the club for you!
Clay Club offers a unique opportunity to work on independent projects, and learn how to develop an idea into a finished artwork. Students will create functional pieces (bowls, mugs, platters), as well as sculptures. Finished works will be glazed and fired in the kiln. All skill levels welcome! Cost for the 10 weeks is $250. 15 student capacity.
Drama Club is for students in grades 3-5. Students create their own plays, learning to work together to make magic on stage. Meetings are held after school, from 3:00 - 4:00pm.
Welcome to the first step of the ACDS Encores journey! For those who love the stage, live to sing, dance, and perform, Thursdays in Winter is the day for you! As our 4th and 5th graders have both completed their annual musicals - and as our 3rd graders are just getting started! - there's no better time to invite everyone back to the auditorium for big production numbers and lots of solo and small group singing. ACDS Encores has the opportunity to perform at select Almaden Country Day School events. We're looking for Musical Ambassadors, and we think it just might be YOU! Our final Thursday (4/4) will culminate with a short 20 minute performance for invited friends and family.
Time: 3:00 - 4:15 p.m.
This winter, at ACDS, we put it all together. You know all the games. You've done all the exercises. You've starred in your share of shows.
On Wednesdays 1/16-3/6, we dive deeper into the dramatic world. Our weekly skit creation will build into multiple-week projects, script work, and more challenging improv games. Our final Wednesday (3/6) will culminate with a short 20-30 minute sharing session for invited family and friends.
For more information, please contact drama teacher Mr. Ian Leonard for questions.
The Dungeons & Dragons Club, for grades 5-8, fosters social skills, cooperation, imagination and math, yes, math (it is a dice game after all). Dungeons and Dragons has a long history of use in schools as a creative outlet for kids. D&D is in the midst of a resurgence, partly thanks to being featured in Stranger Things and the many streaming games on Twitch and YouTube. D&D is a creative hobby where role-playing and cooperation take center stage. Players learn to work together, to work as a team and to accomplish objectives. D&D can be a life-long hobby. The D&D Club is open to boys and girls and will be on the third Friday of each month from 3:30pm-5:30pm. Dice and rules will be provided.
Game sessions will last 2-3 hours and the club will meet the third Friday of each month.
Want to learn more about Dungeons and Dragons? Check out this article.
FLL Robotics is an after school parent-led activity for students in grades 4-8 who are interested in computer programming, Lego robotics, and competing with a team. The FLL season is during the fall with a competition on a weekend in November. Teams, in general, meet twice a week after school to work on their robot and research project/presentation.
ACDS will provide space for practices and meetings. We also have NXT Lego sets for teams to borrow if needed.
Parents and students will need to form their own teams. We suggest four to five members to a team and at least two parents to coach and organize. Families need to register teams at the First Lego League website, cover registration, team competition kit and tournaments fees. Teams need to be registered by early September. Robot Games is a possibility. Please go to the FLL website or contact Derek McIntyre for more information.
The two words that best describe Girls on the Run are "fun" and "run". Every aspect of the program is geared toward helping girls feel good about who they are physically, emotionally, and socially. We are excited to offer this great program to the 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders for the fifth year at Almaden Country Day School this spring!
Girls on the Run meet two days a week this spring from 3:15pm - 4:15pm for ten weeks beginning the week of March 6. Girls will train on campus for a 5K run/walk event held on Saturday, May 18, 2019 in Vasona Lake Park, Los Gatos.
Registration will be online only and is open the first week of December. Space is limited to 30 girls and girls will be registered on a first-come, first-serve basis. For more information about GOTR, please visit their website or contact Mrs. Amber White.
The Girl Scouts have been an after school presence at ACDS for many years. This year there will be a junior troop for 5th grade girls. All girls are welcome to participate even if they have not in the past. The Cadette troop leaders are Mrs. Jennifer Fusilero and Mrs. Jennifer Willis and the troop will meet twice a month on Fridays after school. the troop will also participate in community service projects and events throughout the year. There will be parent information meeting soon after the start of school so keep an eye out for more details.
If anyone is interested in starting a Girl Scout Daisy troop (grades K-1), Girl Scouts Brownie Troop (grades 2-3), Girl Scout Junior Troop (grades 4-5) , or a Girl Scouts Cadette Troop (grades 4-5), Mrs. Fusilero is more than willing to help you get started. It's easier than you think! For more information, please contact Mrs. Jennifer Fusilero.
Girls Who Code is designed to nurture and support an interest in engineering and computer science that often exists in middle school, but too often fades in high school. By focusing on real-life problems and on-screen role models, Girls Who Code aims to help ensure that this interest will continue to grow in high school and beyond.
Our own chapter of Girls Who Code is open to girls in grades 5-8 and no experience is necessary. You just have to have an interest in coding with other girls. Girls Who Code will meet Mondays from 3:30-5:00pm beginning September 17 in the Imaginarium. For more information, contact Anupama Natarajan.
To learn more about this national club, visit their website.
The school will offer after school math clubs for students in grades 4-5 on Thursdays and grades 6-8 on Wednesdays in Ms. Catie Robb's 5th grade classroom. These clubs will start the first week in October. Our goal is for students to see the beauty of rich, engaging mathematics. We will play games, solve puzzles, and explore options. The group might paint a picture or play a sport… always connecting it back to math! If your child is interested in joining such a club, please contact Catie Robb. Also contact her if you are interested in helping out with either club.
CLOSED FOR REGISTRATION. Thank you for your interest!
Calling all students who gravitate toward making things with their hands! In this class, we will learn the basics of sewing by hand. Students will learn how to thread and knot a needle, straight stitch, whip stitch, and sew on a button (or two)! Students will create pieces such as keychains, gifts, and functional pieces such as envelopes and pillows. All skill levels welcome. Cost of the nine weeks is $225. Limited capacity of 8 students. Meets on Fridays starting March 15 to May 17 from 3:15pm - 4:30pm in the Imaginarium.
Modern Quilting 101 coming Summer 2019!
A number of after-school offerings, such as music classes, foreign language enrichment, Brownies, Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Girl Scouts, Girls on the Run, Girls Who Code, and tutorials in various subjects, depend on demand. Please contact the Student Life Office for more information about this year's after-school activity schedule.


On Thursday, Nov. 29, Pierce County Superior Court will hold a reveal party for the latest installment of the Court History Project.
Judge G. Helen Whitener recipient of the Pierce County Washington Women Lawyers Woman of the Year.
Judge Susan Serko honored as a Woman of Distinction by the Girl Scouts of Western Washington.
Pierce County Superior Court today announced Chris Gaddis as its newest Court Administrator. He will begin his new role on May 2, 2016.
Jury administrators from around the nation are coming to Pierce County this month for a three-day advanced training seminar.
Gov. Jay Inslee announced that he is appointing G. Helen Whitener to Pierce County Superior Court. Whitener is replacing Judge John McCarthy who is retiring after serving 18 years on the bench.
Attorneys and litigants now have the ability to appear remotely before Pierce County Superior Court through CourtCall Video, a private service that saves time and travel-related costs.
Twenty delegates from South Korea will tour Pierce County's Felony Drug Court from 1 to 2 p.m. Tuesday, May 6, to learn more about the local system for dealing with drug offenders.
The public is invited as Phil Sorensen is sworn in as a Pierce County Superior Court judge on Thursday, April 3.
The ceremony will be held at 4 p.m. in Courtroom 100 of the County-City Building, 930 Tacoma Ave S. A reception will follow.
Pierce County Superior Court Judge Kitty-Ann van Doorninck was honored by the state's judiciary for outstanding contributions to youth and public education concerning the legal system.
Several hundred Pierce County residents who were summoned to jury duty got special attention this week.
Craig Adams, the longtime legal advisor to the Pierce County sheriff, has been appointed as a Superior Court Commissioner.
Three newly elected Pierce County Superior Court judges will have their joint swearing-in ceremony on Friday, Jan. 4.


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Powell pleased with progress made
Daniel Powell admits this year's pre-season camp in Dublin was his toughest one yet but believes he and his Dons team-mates will have benefited from it.
Karl Robinson's side players returned home on Thursday having spent close to two weeks near the Irish capital taking part in fitness training as well as three friendly matches against local opposition.
"It's been good. There has been a lot of team bonding and a lot of hard-work done throughout the two weeks.
"This was my fourth year and the stuff Damo gives us just gets harder and harder each year but I think this year we've beaten all the statistic s so it's been good."
The intense tour wrapped up with a friendly against Irish Premier Division side Bray Wanderers in County Wicklow on Wednesday evening, a match the Dons won 2-1 despite falling behind in the first-half.
Second-year scholar Kyran Wiltshire equalised for Robinson's men close to the hour-mark before Powell netted the winner in the 89th minute, rounding the keeper before calmly slotting into an empty net from a tight angle.
He added: "The main thing in these games is getting the fitness but a win's a win at the end of the day. A couple of the boys at the end of the first half weren't too happy with going in 1-0 down but the second group of lads luckily pulled it back.
"It's been a while since I'd scored so it was nice, personally to do so but I think they were getting a bit tired late on and they couldn't keep up!"
This Saturday will mark the three-week countdown to the Dons' Sky Bet League 1 opener against Gillingham at stadiummk but Powell says he is in tip-top condition and will be ready and raring to go on 9th August.
"Everyone will always have more stuff to work on but me, personally, I feel good and the fittest I've ever been so I just can't wait for the season to start now," the 23-year-old said.
click here for full ticket and match detailsWatch Powell and the team in action on UK soil for the first time this season on Saturday in the Dons' local double-header against Aylesbury FC and Stony Stratford Town -


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Clendening and Nieto to attend NHL camp for top 2011 prospects
For incoming freshmen Matt Nieto and Adam Clendening, the itinerary of summer hockey stops has one more venue before they return to Commonwealth Avenue. The pair, who concluded their stint in the U.S. National Team Development Program by winning a second consecutive World U18 championship in Minsk, Belus, this past April, played in the Chowder Cup Tournament in Boston last month before heading to USA Hockey's Junior National Team evaluation camp in Lake Placid (see below).
Next up is a trip to the Toronto Maple Leafs' training facility in Etobicoke, Ontario, for the 2010 NHL Research, Development and Orientation Camp where Nieto (Q&A interview) and Clendening (photo )are among 33 top prospects for the 2011 NHL draft. Only four players who will play NCAA hockey this season were invited. In an NHL.com preview of the camp, Central Scouting's Jack Barzee explained why Clendening was a camp invitee:
"He did, however, jump out at you playing on the power play with his high level of finesse and skill. He is an excellent skater and hard to pin down when forechecked. He has a very good shot from the point. He is also very adequate in his own zone."
Clendening's performance in Lake Placid gave him a leg up on making the U.S. squad that will defend the World Junior Championship this winter in Buffalo. He discussed the road ahead with The Buffalo News.
Charley Coyle, another evaluation camp standout, reflected on the evaluation camp for MayorsManor.com, an L.A. Kings fan site. Coyle explained:
"I thought I was just going to come to camp and be a grinder. I didn't expect to put anything on the board or anything. So, those two goals boosted my confidence. It let me know that I can play with these guys and that I can be a big part of this. Knowing that I could score and contribute definitely helped me out a little bit."
► Ivan Hlinka Tournament update
The U.S. Select U18s defeated Finland on Wednesday, 5-2, to earn a spot in the tournament's semifinals. 2011 recruit Cason Hohmann (AHR scouting report) scored his third goal in three games and leads the team in scoring with six points. Team USA faces Sweden on Friday in an 11:30 a.m. start (live stats).
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Board of Education and Catholic Schools in England
Attitude Explained and Defended
The Education Act, 1921, prescribes a formal procedure to be observed by those who wish to provide a new public elementary school.
In the first place, the promoters, whether a local Education Authority or a denominational body, who propose to provide such a school must give public notice of their proposal, and managers of existing schools, the local Education Authority, and ratepayers may appeal to the Board of Education against it on the ground that the proposed school is not required or that a school provided by tEe Local Education Authority or not so provided as the case may be, is better suited to meet the wants of the district concerned than the school proposed; and the Board of Education have to decide whether the proposed school should be allowed or not.
In determining whether a proposed new school should be allowed, the Board of Education are required by statute to have regard to three considerations: (i) The interest of secular instruction; (ii) the wishes of parents- as to the education of their children; and (iii) the economy of the rates.
In regard 'to the interest of secular instruction, the Board cannot overlook -the fact that a school which is proposed to meet the wishes of a particular section of the community may be so small as to be subject to serious educational disadvantages or tof be very costly to maintain. For instance, if a body of persons proposes to provide a new school for eighty children of all ages from five to fourteen, a school of such a size would be normally staffed by three teachers, and this would mean that the eighty children would be divided into three groups, each of which would have to include children of an age range spreading over three years. Even so, the classes would be small, and consequently the school would be proportionately expensive.
If, in addition to these disadvantages, the proposal to provide such a school had to meet the further objection that all the eighty children concerned could be accommodated in existing schools, where they could be better classified according to their ages and attainments, without involving any additional expenditure by the Local Education Authority upon the maintenance of those existing schools, it will be seen that the case against allowing such a school is very strong.
A further consideration which must be borne in mind is that the educational policy of all political parties in the matter of elementary education is to implement the recommendations of the Hadow Report. Amongst those recommendations the cardinal point is that from the age of eleven upwards the children, after the completion of their primary education in junior schools, should be moved to senior schools where they should be given post-primary education under conditions which will put an end to the marking-time of the old all-age schools.
These new senior schools, in order to be effective, require special provision for practical and craft work, and also have to be staffed more liberally than junior schools. Moreover, in order that these schools may realize their aim fully, the children attending them must be classified according to their different attainment and abilities much more discriminatingly than in the all-age schools.
Consequently, the new senior schools should be schools of a substantial size. Indeed, the best size for such schools is from 360 to 480 children. As compared with what is possible in a large senior school of 480 children, a school or division for 120 senior children is under obvious and very great disadvantages.
Parish Organisation Blamed.
It will be seen, therefore, that proposals for new schools have to face very serious educational objections, unless the numbers of children are substantial. Where the numbers are small and can be accommodated in schools where they can be combined with a considerable number of other children of the same age, it is clear that they could be classified with much ereater discrimination if so combined than is possible if they are placed in a separate institution by themselves; and, moreover, the cost of the better educational arrangements is in the great majority of cases small in comparison with that of the maintenance of provision for them in a separate school.
The Board are fully aware of the handicap under which the Roman Catholic communities are placed owing to the sparseness of their distribution, but by adherence to their parish organisation the Roman Catholics themselves increase this handicap. Not infrequently, where with co-operation between two or more neighbouring Roman Catholic parishes it would be possible by the concentration of all the children in one school, to provide a school of a larger size, the Roman Catholics, owing to their parish organisation, make no such proposal, but ask for separate small schools, one foreach parish. It is difficult to admit the necessity of increasing the number of small and relatively inefficient and expensive schools on such a basis.
No Right To A School
The Board have been accused of depriving Roman Catholics of their 'right'to new schools. Neither the Roman Catholics nor any other body have a legal right to a school. Particular cases in which the Board have been obliged to give decisions adverse to the Roman Catholics secure a considerable amount of publicity.
Little, if any, notice is taken of the very much larger number of cases in which the Board's decision has been either completely favourable to the Roman Catholics or has at any rate given them part of that which they wished.
In the list of new Roman Catholic schools allowed in recent years, it is true that there are a large number of junior schools. It is necessary to point out that in all but a very few cases the limitation of these schools to juniors was .not imposed by the Board of Education but by the Roman Catholics themselves, who did not wish, or found themselves unable to provide, anything but junior schools.
The number of cases in which, on grounds of educational efficiency and finance, the Board have felt obliged to limit a Roman Catholic proposal for a new all-age school to a school for junior children is small. In all such cases provision for the older Roman Catholic children in reorganised schools has been available, and the withdrawal of the older Roman Catholic children from those schools would not only have enabled any reduction to be made in the cost of the maintenance of those schools, but would also have imposed on the Local Education Authorities a disproportionate additional burden in the provision for them in the new Roman Catholic school, where the children, moreover, would not have been able to receive secular instruction of the same degree of efficiency.
The Goldthoree Case.
One recent case- which has been receiving a good deal of notice is that at Bolton-upon-Dearne, Goldthorpe, in the West Riding of Yorkshire.
This district during the last ten years developed rapidly, and during that time the L.E.A. provided a number of temporary buildings to provide for the rapidly increasing number of schoolchildren. About two years ago, when it became clear that the development of the district had reached its peak, the L.E.A. gave public notice of their intention to replace the very large amount of temporary accommodation which was then in use by new permanent buildings providing some 1,800 places and completing the school provision for all the children of the district. No objections were made against the L.E.A/s proposals, by the Roman Catholics or anybody else, and after careful examination the Board came to the conclusion that the provision of this new permanent accommodation was necessary.
Plans for the new schools in question were approved, and the L.E.A. entered into contracts for the building and the erection of the buildmgs was commenced.
Then the Roman Catholics gave notice of their intention to provide a new school for four hundred Roman Catholic children. The L.E.A. appealed against this proposal. "Had the Roman Catholics made their proposal before the L.E.A. were committed to the provision of the 1,800 new places referred to above, it would have been possible for the Board to entertain the Roman Catholic proposal, but in the actual circumstances, when the L.E.A. were already committed to the very considerable expense of providing for the children in their new schools, the Board did not consider that they could properly do so.
Recent Decisions Pro And Con.
But it must not be inferred from this case that where there is accommodation in existing schools for Roman Catholic children the Roman Catholics cannot hope to have a school of their own.
In the case of the proposed Roman Catholic school for 450 children at Copenhagen Street, Islington, the Board have given a favourable decision, although all those 450 children are in fact amply provided for in existing schools. " Since April, 1932, the Board of Education have had to give decisions upon 103 proposals of Roman Catholics for the provision of new schools, either by the enlargement of existing schools or the erection of entirely new schools. Of these 103 proposals. 50 were for the enlargement of existing schools and all but one of these have been allowed. The remaining 53 were for the provision of entirely new schools, and of these 36 were allowed as asked by the promoters—13 all-age schools, B junior schools and 5 senior schools. In another 5 cases of proposals for all-age schools. 4 were allowed for juniors only and one for seniors only. In 12 other cases—8 all-age schools and 4 junior schools—the proposals were disallowed altogether on grounds of educational efficiency and finance."
Catholic Times.
- Malaya Catholic Leader, February 16th, 1935 (1935.pdf pp68)
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The 2015 crop exceeded the 2014 harvest by over 12 percent.
MOXEE, Wash. — 2015 was not an easy year for hop growers across the globe. However, even with climatic challenges, most contracts are expected to be fulfilled by USA growers and merchants.
In the Yakima Valley, where approximately 70 percent of the US hop supply is grown, high early-season temperatures during the crucial stage of cone development, accompanied by tight irrigation water supplies from below-normal mountain snowpack, meant poor yields for some aroma varieties.
Late-season bitter hops were a bright spot with above average yields, while varieties maturing mid-season saw mixed results.
Meanwhile, European producers — who rely almost entirely on rainfall rather than irrigation — struggled with one of their toughest years in over a decade due to a major drought, with production 23.8 percent lower than 2014.
Germany, a producer of approximately one-third of the world's crop, is down 26 percent, according to the German Hop Industry Association November 2015 Market Report.
While some new and proprietary varieties are expected to be tight due to growing popularity and limited production, it appears that the major 2015 world crop decrease is in high alpha bittering hops, which have some carryover supplies in storage.
Two upcoming reports will give better insight into the current hop situation, including the Dec. 17 USDA National Agriculture Statistics Service National Hop Report, and the final 2015 statistics compilation to be released by Hop Growers of America in late January.


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In Talbot County, the 9-1-1 Center serves as the focal point for all emergency communications. The Center is staffed 24/7 by highly trained civilian personnel. To insure continuous service to the citizens of Talbot County, the agency maintains its own backup generator system, and if needed can relocate operations to a neighboring agency.
Our dispatchers are also responsible for connecting EMS/Ambulance crews in Talbot, Dorchester, Caroline and Queen Anne counties with area hospitals to enable them to obtain orders for medications that can be administered during patient transport, and for physician consults.
The Center is also in direct contact with SYSCOM, enabling our first responders to request Maryland State Police Med-Evac helicopters, as needed.
Our communications system also allows the 9-1-1 Center to have interoperability with 9-1-1 Centers in Dorchester, Caroline, and Queen Anne counties, which enables us to send and receive mutual aid. The MESIN network allows us direct contact with 9-1-1 centers throughout the entire state, to facilitate communications with other agencies. We are also in direct contact with the National Weather Service, which enables us to pass along severe weather alerts in a timely manner.
Additionally, our communications system allows us direct contact with Maryland State Police, Natural Resources Police, Easton Police, Talbot County Roads Department, Department of Public Works, Maryland State Highway, Talbot Department of Corrections, Talbot County Board of Education, Easton Airport, and other agencies.
Our Connect CTY system enables the agency to reach out to every household and resident in the county, via phone, email, and text messages. Within minutes we are able to target specific towns, neighborhoods, or the entire county, and send out emergency messages warning county residents of severe weather conditions (blizzards, tornados, etc), significant road closings, and other important messages concerning public safety.
With TTY capability, the 9-1-1 Center is also equipped to handle the special needs of the hearing impaired, and with Enhanced 9-1-1 we can ascertain the location of most incoming 9-1-1 calls.
The scope of available communications tools allows the 9-1-1 Center to live up to the Department of Emergency Services mission statement: "Public Safety with Pride and Commitment".


While both Jordan and the PA support the establishment of a Palestinian state in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip (hereinafter The Territories), they do not share the same views regarding the future of the relations between Jordan and the Palestinian entity. The PLO, which expressed its support of a Palestinian-Jordanian confederation several times, had to withdraw it due to the adamant objection of King Hussein. The death of the Jordanian monarch and the stalemated peace process presented the Palestinian leadership with an opportunity to reintroduce the confederation.
On February 12, 1999, a few days after the late King Hussein was buried, Arafat declared that the Palestinian Authority was willing to form a confederation with Jordan in accordance with an old Palestinian National Council resolution. Arafat's Spokesman, Nabil Abu Rudeinah, added that the Palestinian Authority is ready to negotiate the confederation with Jordan even before the establishment of an independent Palestinian state.
The statement shocked the Jordanian leadership, mainly because it was delivered in such proximity to the death of King Hussein. The King had repeatedly rejected this idea and on one occasion even stated that he would not have the word 'confederation' uttered anymore in his presence.
The Jordanian leadership responded with much discontent and immediately announced that Jordan's position on the issue of confederation is unchanged, namely, it would not discuss it before the establishment of an independent Palestinian state. In addition, the Jordanian Prime Minister at the time, Fayez-Al-Tarawna, summoned the Palestinian Ambassador to Amman, Omar Al-Khatib, and asked for clarification.
Palestinian officials were quick to explain that nothing was meant to be done against the will of the Jordanian and Palestinian peoples and leaderships and that there was no novelty in Arafat's statement. At the same time, however, Palestinian officials stated that the Jordanian-Palestinian bond cannot be severed and that "there is no escape" from establishing a Palestinian-Jordanian confederation on both banks of the Jordan River in the future. Yasser Arafat himself stated to a Jordanian delegation visiting Gaza: "We are one twin brother and you are the other twin brother."
Although Jordan never officially declined the confederation, the Hashemite family has no interest in allowing the PLO to regain a foothold in Jordan. A Palestinian-Jordanian confederation would inevitably curtail the integrity of the Hashemites' sovereignty because they would have to share the government. "Jordan has no need for a confederation because it is a state on its own that enjoys all the elements of a modern state", writes the Jordanian columnist Jihad Al-Mumani. "If Jordanians agree to a unity with their Palestinian brothers..it will only be a gesture in order to solve the Palestinian problem.and in the framework of the state of institutions and sovereignty - (namely,) the Hashemite Jordanian Kingdom led now by King Abdallah, son of Hussein."


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Interview: Imogen Clark on recording her EP The Making Of Me and moving to Nashville
Bruce Baker
Sydney singer-songwriter Imogen Clark drops her latest EP today, The Making of Me.
It's been a tumultuous 18 months or so for Clark. The cumulative effect of back-to-back European and Northern American tours, the ending of a significant relationship and other difficulties faced in her personal life, led to some much-needed soul-searching. This led to a period of cathartic songwriting. The end result of this turmoil is a beautiful EP which reflects the growth experienced by Clark during this difficult time.
I caught up with Imogen Clark last week to discuss the EP.
Congratulations on the EP. It's a very strong body of work. Strength and growth is the big theme.
I'm so excited. It felt like it was in the works for such a long time.
It feels like a bit of a story of self-discovery. A discovery challenge is the core concept of it. It's really interesting that I wrote so many of these songs last year. It was a really tough year for me in so many different ways, but having no idea what this year was going to be like. I think it's translated really well into what people are going through now. It's interesting that this has kind of happened coincidentally. I hope that people will listen to it and get a sense of hope in a challenging year. That's what I hope anyway. These are stories about challenge, but not wallowing in it, and hoping to be a better person for it.
The end of the relationship is referenced throughout the songs, but the focus is more on coming out the other side of it
Yeah, definitely. That was a big change for me with writing. I've written so much in the past about the qualities of the other person, the spotlight was on them. But with this EP, it focuses more on myself.
It's different from my previous writing, it's more internalized. Before it was about unrequited love, and things you can't have, but now it's focused inwardly in a way I don't think I've done before, which is exciting to do for the first time.
It's very brave to put down things out there which are so personal
Yes, it's very scary, sometimes I think 'what am I doing' – it's such a weird thing to be doing to put your feelings online and out there for the world, but I'm really glad that's what I'm doing and it feels invigorating to share so much of yourself, to be breaking down the barriers.
Do you think it's easier to write songs when you're feeling down
Definitely, it's one of those age-old questions of what writers say, what am I going to write about when I'm happy? Some writers are better at that than others. For example, we just got an incredible record from Taylor Swift, who is very happy for the first time in a relationship for a while. I'm not sure about myself. I'd have to test that theory out – which I never really have before. I like to make the sadness in my life into something productive, into songs. If I was happy I'd just be writing a different kind of songs, who knows. I'll just wait for myself to get really happy to see what happens.
There are more classic sad albums than happy…
Absolutely – all my favourite albums are sad albums, like Blue from Joni Mitchell, which is an incredibly heartbreaking album. Not to say there isn't a place for happy music. I listen to a lot of happy music as well. I think that comes out in these songs as well. There is an optimistic side to them, and a strength. It isn't just saying that you are heartbroken, it's saying what I feel like I deserve, instead of just emphasising the sadness.
What were you listening to at the time?
I'm always listening to other music. It does influence my writing. As well as my staple loves such as Taylor Swift, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty and Joni Mitchell, I was listening to 1975, Maggie Rogers and Lennon Stella. They take this new perspective on pop music. It's not bubblegum pop. It's pop sounds that are rooted in songwriting with a lot of integrity to the core. We used a lot of those references within the studio. There are some 1975 vibes, some Maggie Rogers and that is the sort of path I want to go down as a songwriter. Versatile in the genre, but always rooted in storytelling.
You were heading down the Country path before, which you certainly can't hear in this EP
<laughs> Not a banjo in sight. I love country music, but I never felt like I belonged there. It was a part of the industry which took me in with open arms, which I am so grateful for. It was a beautiful safe place for me to start my career. It just wasn't the place where I wanted to be for my songs and as an artist. I'm glad to be broadening out, although I will always have a love of it. It feels like it's not me. It feels great to be moving into a broader territory
That was a brave decision. You've chosen a harder route perhaps, especially in the US where it's such a colossal segment in the market. You were finding your space there.
I look back on my first 2 albums and I think it suited them so well, and Collide was a crossover record, where there were some country-sounding songs, and some which weren't. So it has been a gradual procession.
I plan on moving to the US, and a lot of people would say 'what are you doing?'. It's the biggest genre over there, but the older I get, the more music I write and the artists I've been listening to, I've realised that it isn't fitting me, and I need to be true to what I want to be. And it's great to be open and acknowledge the influences – many of the artists I love mix it up. They have albums which sound like indie-records and albums that are full-on rock. Springsteen, with Nebraska, is a folk-country guy, and he can do that. I love that. I want to be a female Bruce Springsteen, that's all I'm saying.
Kasey Chambers is a great example of this
Absolutely – and it's great that she has been embraced for that. Absolutely, she's had great success with the real Americana sound, and the rockiness to her- a great example and she has done well in the States, so we know it works well
You had some great people involved. Benmont Tench who was in Tom Petty's band, The Heartbreakers
It was the best birthday gift ever. We started recording on my 25th birthday and it was a surprise to me. My manager Jeremy (Dylan) cooked it up with our produced Mike, as a secret, and didn't tell me until it was definitely confirmed. When he told me I just freaked out. He is from one of my favourite bands of all time (the Heartbreakers). I couldn't believe he was going to be playing on my record. And Pete Thomas, who has worked with Elvis Costello for so long, who is one of the best drummers in the world.
To have these guys on the record was a dream come true. I couldn't imagine the energy that they brought to the album, and it just wouldn't have sounded the way it did without them.
You had some great songwriting collaborations, Emma Swift, Alex Lahey, Anita Lester, Clare Bowen – how was that experience?
This is the first album I've done which is predominantly co-written. Normally there are one or two songs, so this is new territory for me, getting used to co-writing. I've finally found the flow of it, working with the right people. I've tried it before and it didn't really feel right, so for the first time I've got people on board who are so wonderful to write with. I felt like we understood each other and we were on the same page. I'm proud of the songs and the people I got to work with. They all brought their own flavour to the songs and we wanted to keep that.
Clare singing on "Found me", Anita singing on "Paper Boat", Emma singing on "Push Me Down", they all contributed their own little bit to the songs in addition to the songwriting.
You have created some great videos for this EP. I loved the one you did for "My Own Worst Enemy"- Davey Lane, amongst others rocked
I'm glad that we were able to make this in lockdown. It was so fun to do remotely – I didn't see any of the footage until it was all edited together, so all these beautiful people who graciously gave up their time for this, it was a bit of a who's who of Australian music. Dave's parts are some of my favourite – his deadpan expression. He is so talented.
Your Brisbane gig is cancelled due to Covid, but Sydney is still on?
Yes – so sad – hopefully we can do them later in the year
So, you're planning on moving to Nashville still?
Yes, when it's practical and safe. My plan is to be based there, and of course to still return to tour back home regularly. For the sort of music I want to make and the opportunities there, I feel it's the right place for me.
The thing with Nashville is that it's no longer just the place for country music. It's for all kinds of music – there's a big rock presence, indie, folk, pop, all coming out of there. It's just a great place where musicians work and live.
And you'd have a solid crew of people there
Yes, Emma Swift lives there, my manager lives there normally, so it should be an easy transition
Have you experienced much in the way of gender bias in the industry?
What I found the most, lately, is that when you are a female songwriter writing about your feelings, you get labelled as emotional or hysterical, but there's also a tendency for the same emotions to be rewarded in male songwriters. They get rewarded for being 'so brave' and 'so vulnerable', whereas with females we get branded the crazy ex-girlfriend.
It's different now that I have an awesome team around me, but when you're a 20-year old girl trying to stick up for yourself in a room with middle-aged men, that was challenging. But it's a challenge which makes you tougher.
Finally, who's your dream collaboration
Apart from Bruce Springsteen or Taylor Swift, I'd love to write with Maggie Rogers or Lennard Stella. Maybe one day, that would be pretty cool.
Thanks for your time Imogen, and good luck with the release of the EP.
The Making Of Me by Imogen Clark is available on all digital platforms – listen HERE
Imogen Clark is performing two shows at the Vanguard, Sydney on Thursday, 10th September (6:00pm and 9:30pm) – tickets HERE
All still images by Bruce Baker
Probably riding my bike, taking photos and/or at a gig. Insta: @bruce_a_baker
Track By Track: Imogen Clark takes us through her new EP Bastards
Photo Gallery: Imogen Clark and Friends - Factory Theatre, Sydney (09.12.20)
Track of the Day: Imogen Clark "Found Me" (2020)
Travel Diary: This Way North (Melbourne) reflect on recording in…
Photo Gallery: Imogen Clark - Live from the Backyard (16.05.20)
Interview: Imogen Clark on Bastards, London and collaborating
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Baron Saturday
Baron Saturday is the zombie consort of Erzulie Gogol, father of Ella Saturday and deposed ruler of Genua. The events of Witches Abroad are centred around the problems caused in Genua by Lilith de Tempscire and the unfolding of a seemingly-fairytale narrative being disrupted by Granny Weatherwax and her coven in the name of good.
Baron Saturday is of course Roundworld's Baron Samedi ("Saturday" in French), the chief Voodoo god (or loa) who stands at the crossroads between life and death, and is a symbol of sexuality, noted for disruption, obscenity, debauchery, and having a particular fondness for tobacco and rum. Perhaps his most famous incarnation in the western world is as a character in the novel and film version of Ian Fleming's Live and Let Die.
In Voodoo mythology he is a white, skull-faced deity who wears a top hat and a tattered tailcoat. These are draped on a cross in many voodoo rituals, particularly those in Haiti. Discworld's Baron appears in this outfit at the height of the Fat Lunchtime carnival in Genua, and dances a storm.
At the end of the Witches Abroad he is claimed by Death, so he cannot be, or have been, the real Baron Saturday. There is the intriguing possibility however that he has become the god or even the anthropomorphic personification of Fat Lunchtime.
Baron Samedi is also briefly referenced in Good Omens, when a voodoo priest, trying to make sense of what he is yet to realise is the End of the World happening around him, attempts to commune with his Gods, but instead makes contact with the disembodied spirit of the angel Aziraphale. Afterwards, he reasons that of all the ways to make a zombie, he may as well choose the easiest and most immediately available, and he commences to neck a bottle of Chivas Regal which he was hitherto planning to offer to the Baron...
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Every cosplayer has their own process when it comes to the initial phases of a costume; some choose to obsessively collect source pictures, some hunt down patterns and look up textiles as step one, and some start by calling up all their friends and seeing who can help them. The method you use when you're confronted by a large project is totally flexible; whatever works for you is the right way. I'm going to talk about my personal steps from first wanting to cosplay, to finally starting to work.
I am one of the aforementioned source photo horders. I think having accurate and numerous source photos is the best way to have a well made and accurate costume. When I see a character I want to cosplay, I immediately create a new folder within my cosplay file for that character, and then create a 'Source' folder. The next few days/weeks/months are devoting to finding pictures of every angle of the costume. Sometimes this means playing through a game and grabbing screenshots as I go so that I can get the most accurate source photos.
This little detail will really help pull together the costume, and if I'd just stuck to googling wallpapers, I'd never have seen it!
I have always made the personal choice not to use commercial patterns for my costumes. I find that they never tend to be exactly what I'm looking for, altering a pattern takes just as much work as making your own, and pattern making is super fun! Of course this totally isn't the case for everyone, and I've seen some great cosplays made from purchased patterns. One of the ways to get into patterning is to just take notice of the seams on every day clothing.When you start to get comfortable with the generic shape of clothing pieces, you can start to see how embellishing them changes a garment. You can also get patterning books for fashion, and create your own patterns from the rules those books set forward. Some of my favorite go-to patterning books are textbooks from Theater Arts classes.
Cloth shopping is probably one of my favorite parts of cosplaying. My favorite days are where I'm in a store with a few good source photos and nowhere else to be. As far as amounts, I'm firmly of the mind of over-purchasing rather than under-purchasing. I know I can easily make a simple bodice with a yard of material, but I'd rather buy a yard and a half just to be safe. When I purchase a very specific material for a cosplay, I'll try and get something very similar in stretch, strength, pile, and thickness that is also cheaper to use for my mock-up. Generally I'll buy 1.5 times the mock-up material just for trial and error incase I made some mistake in my patterning step that I didn't catch before cutting.
These values are obviously very rough, and reading through commercial patterns can help you get a more exact idea for what your specific needs are, but when I'm rough budgeting, it's really nice to have a basic idea of what I'll be buying. It's important to remember the more complex something is, with many small pieces, the more cloth you'll have to buy, since you'll need room to lay out all your pieces on the correct straight of grain.
I consider the mock-up to be part of the planning phase, I've had costumes that I've done a mock-up for and never actually done the costume for. My mock-ups become the pattern pieces I use to cut my final fabric from, and are really important in getting a good fit in any costume. When I mark the pieces that will be my mock-up, I do 1-inch seam allowances on all sides to allow for alteration, and after basting the pieces together (either by hand or by machine, by machine is faster), I'll do a fitting on myself or my twin. I really prefer to do fittings on a human body rather than a dress form, because knowing how you'll be getting the garment on and off your body will be super important in decisions like zipper and elastic placement, and how fitted you can go with the final product. It also gives me a chance to get really excited about the costume!
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