Next up on the reveal list is the lovely Cassandra Clare as Autumn!
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From the start of this project I wanted to do an autumn photo with a redhead. I only had a few slots left, with no redheads on board, and was running out of hope, when Holly Black said, "I'm sitting on Cassandra Clare's couch and she thinks this sounds like a lot of fun." I actually wanted Cassie for this project, but I hadn't bothered asking her because I figured she was too busy to do it. Just goes to show what happens when you assume!
What I saw for this photo was the spirit of Autumn kissing the trees with magic fire and starting the season change on its way. The initial idea I had was to get the stunt gel that's used for burning things in movies and light Cassie's arms on fire. Apparently I need a whole crew of people and safety stuff to do this, so I had to come up with another plan of attack (noticing a theme here? I have big ideas, people!).
Enter Emay, my fire poi teacher. She has a lot of fire props, and after discussing the situation with her she suggested her metal lotus hand Natox props. They make a big flame and essentially gave the same look, which is great. As for the outfit, Cassie's costume is made of some of the nicest fabric I used for any of the costumes, including a high-end wool and a pulled silk. I have three different fabrics in the same orange tones, and the subtle differences are just like I wanted.
The initial idea for the look of the photo was to shoot it in the height of autumn, which would have been great, as Cassie lives in New England. But Cassie is in Europe for all of fall, and though we considered me flying over there to shoot it, timing wouldn't allow. So we worked with what we had, which was literally two days between Cassie getting back from the City of Bones movie premiere and heading overseas. She squeezed me in, and we made it work! I actually think the look of the photo really captures what I wanted, almost better than if everything had been orange or red or yellow. I'm really happy with the result, and so glad Cassie was a part of this project. She even forgave me for burning her a little bit with the metal (those hand flowers get really really hot!), because she's just that awesome.
Let Cassie feel the love! And be sure to check out any previously released images if you missed them! Plus, be sure to pre-order the calendar!


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Piano Unit 6
Jun 27 – Jul 1, 2020 in Deerfield, IL
Instructor: Fay Adams,
Audition: Piano Comprehensive.
Deadline: All audition materials must be submitted by June 27 *
Trainer Information
Fay Swadley Adams is an Associate Professor of Piano Emerita at the University of Tennessee and is director of the Suzuki Piano School of Knoxville. She is a registered Suzuki piano teacher trainer and served on the Suzuki piano review committee. Her awards include: Tennessee Teacher of the Year awarded by the Tennessee Music Teachers Association, Outstanding Teacher Award from the Tennessee Governor's School, former member of the SAA and MTNA board of directors, YWCA Outstanding Woman in the Arts, Chancellor's Citation for Service to the University of Tennessee, the first annual Distinguished Faculty Teaching Award for the UT School of Music, the University of Tennessee Volunteer Spirit Award and, most recently, the MTNA National Teacher of the Year.
Saturday, June 27 to Wednesday, July 1, , 2020

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Moral of the story: Read through the entire recipe before you start baking, otherwise you'll end up on your friend's doorstep with a fabulous tube of Pilsbury cookies!
4. Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Roll tablespoons of dough into balls using your palms, then roll in confectioners' sugar to coat. Transfer to parchment-lined baking sheets, spacing each 1 inch apart. Bake until slightly firm in the center, about 15 minutes.
PS. In case you were wondering, these cookies are tasty! They have a soft, brownie-like texture and aren't excessively sweet, even with a generous dusting of confectioners' sugar. A hint of mint is the perfect addition to such a snowy looking cookie – definitely holiday party worthy!
those look so good! adding these to my holiday baking list… which just seems to keep growing!
I always forget to READ AHEAD before following instructions. Love the look of crackle cookies – these are perfect!
Two mistakes I make all the time: 1)not making sure I have all ingredients first 2)not reading all of the directions through before getting started. Gets me every time. But, these sounds so yummy. I think I'm going to have to give it a go!
OMG I'm dying. These look so delish.
Those look amazing! I made chocolate crackle cookies last year, but they didn't turn out well. I think I need to retry and use this recipe! And I just realized they're chocolate MINT… that makes them even better!
that has happened to me so many times. it's why i don't bake! it stinks because you were actually prepared way ahead of time. but i bet they were also happy with the other cookies you brought!
YUM–these sound delicious, and they look divine!
OMG you're killing me here… it's only a matter of time before my post-honeymoon healthy eating gives way to Christmas cookie madness. YUM.
oh my gosh I LOVE these! Panera had these kind last year and I loved them – I need to make these now!!!!
these look delicious! must try these out for holiday parties!
Oh my god, these look amazing. And I'm so guilty of not reading through an entire recipe before, I can't tell you how many times I've not refrigerated or let sit!
OMG- Gloria, I always manage to skip an important step when I bake too! hahaha But these really do look delish!
Ha ha…I've so done this morning times that i can count!
Oh I definitely learned this the hard way. I had to make pie crust and I skipped over the part where it says "chill pie crust before baking"… thinking who needs chilling… sigh. But I've been looking for a good holiday cookie recipe to bring to holiday parties. I am bookmarking this!


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March 16th, 2011 By: GGT Category: 2011/04 release, Figure News.
Banpresto is going to release the One Piece DX Girl Snap Collection Nami ( ナミ ) non-scale PVC prize figure from the long-running popular shonen manga/anime "One Piece" ( ワンピース ). Will be released in the fourth week of April 2011, *1,500 yen.
*Due to the nature of prize items, you can win them in game center for 200 yen or just buy them off the shelf. Different stores have different prices set for them, so the price "1,500 yen" is for reference only.