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This week saw the kids go back to school and not much else....Ellie has after school revision for her SATs in May three times a week so by the time both the kids get in it's dark. Hmmf. Roll on the summer.
Fruit Salad flavour alcohol....It's nice but not as nice as I was expecting.
The worlds most disgusting looking bath bomb....Ellie my youngest loved it. lol It did smell pretty good though.
I won a £25 gift voucher and it was delivered on Tuesday....I've spent it already. hehehe I treated the house to a 4 slice toaster.
I was sent some bath oil to try....It is so good. The review will be on my blog next week.
The most exciting thing to happen today was my fella put a shelf up in the kitchen....Since we got the new cooker there has been nowhere to put the baking tins and trays. This is perfect.
My teen was poorly....Sore head and vomiting. She felt a bit better by lunchtime but was still not right. She spent the day on the sofa under a duvet. I think it's just a 24 hour thing. Eek!
Ooh that Fruit Salad alcohol does look super yummy!
Hope your teen perks up tomorrow, there are lots of bugs doing rounds at the moment. The bath bomb does not look very invitng, good it had a nice smell. Well done on your win, was it with Britmums? I got one too, haven't spent it yet.
Your poor girl. I hope she is better and nobody else picks it up. I had to laugh at that bath bomb. Why on earth would they make one that looked like that?! That sounds like an awful lot of SATs practise!
Hope the teen is feeling better, and nobody else caught it.
Funny how we end up spending the wins on anything other than our selves.
OH no that bath bomb looks pretty awful! They should never make brown coloured bath bombs as a rule.
Well done on your win, a new toaster is on my list of items we need, very envious.
I'm looking forward to your review, the oils look lovely!
Awe no, sorry to hear about the teen, bugs are the worst.
I hope the teen is feeling better soon. I have tried that bath oil, and it's really lovely. Three times a week for SATs, yuck, that's an awful lot, next time any of mine complain about doing 3 pieces of SATs revision for homework I shall remind them others are much worse off! Thankfully I have another 2 years before the next round of SATs in this house, who knows maybe they will have got rid of them by then!
Oh no hope she's feeling better now!
I am waiting for spring/summer too...winter is so depressing! And yes that bath bomb doesn't look very nice!!! Congrats on the win!
Congrats on the voucher win... We're only a household of 3, and 4 slice toaster is a kitchen game changer. Haha!
That's a lot of extra work for SATs! I'm fed up enough about the 2 papers my son has to do for homework each week to prepare for his. Well done on your win.


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Inside Llewyn Davis – Original Soundtrack Recording
Hang Me, Oh Hang Me – Oscar Isaac(Traditional; Arranged by Oscar Isaac & T Bone Burnett)
The Auld Triangle – Chris Thile, Chris Eldridge, Marcus Mumford, Justin Timberlake, Gabe Witcher(Brendan Behan)
The Storms Are on the Ocean – Nancy Blake(A.P. Carter)
Fare Thee Well (Dink's Song) – Oscar Isaac(Traditional; Arranged by Oscar Isaac)
Farewell – Bob Dylan(Bob Dylan)
Green, Green Rocky Road – Dave Van Ronk(Len Chandler & Robert Kaufman)
Fare Thee Well (Dink's Song) – Oscar Isaac & Marcus Mumford(Traditional; Arranged by Marcus Mumford, Oscar Isaac, T Bone Burnett)
The Last Thing on My Mind – Stark Sands with Punch Brothers(Tom Paxton)
Five Hundred Miles – Justin Timberlake, Carey Mulligan, Stark Sands(Hedy West)
Please Mr. Kennedy – Justin Timberlake, Oscar Isaac, Adam Driver(Ed Rush, George Cromarty, T Bone Burnett, Justin Timberlake, Joel Coen, Ethan Coen)
Green, Green Rocky Road – Oscar Isaac(Len Chandler & Robert Kaufman)
The Death of Queen Jane – Oscar Isaac(Music by Dáithí Sproule; Lyrics: Traditional)
The Roving Gambler – The Down Hill Strugglers with John Cohen(Traditional; Arranged and Adapted by The Down Hill Strugglers)
The Shoals of Herring – Oscar Isaac with Punch Brothers(Ewan MacColl)
Rhiannon Giddens, Punch Brothers, Fleet Foxes, "Inside Llewyn Davis" Among "Best Folk Albums of the 2010s," Per Paste
Paste magazine has made a list of The 40 Best Folk Albums of the 2010s, and among them are four albums familiar to readers of the Nonesuch Journal: Punch Brothers' The Phosphorescent Blues, Rhiannon Giddens' there is no Other, the Inside Llewyn Davis film soundtrack, and Fleet Foxes' Crack-Up.
NY Times Names "There Will Be Blood," "Boyhood," "Inside Llewyn Davis" Among 25 Best Films of the 21st Century
The New York Times has published a list of the 25 Best Films of the 21st Century So Far, and among them are three films for which Nonesuch Records released the soundtrack: Paul Thomas Anderson's 2007 film There Will Be Blood, which tops the list (and features a score by Jonny Greenwood), Richard Linklater's 2014 film Boyhood, and Joel and Ethan Coen's 2013 film Inside Llewyn Davis.
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"Joel and Ethan Coen's wonderful new film is the kind of great work that cuts right through the noise." —The New York Times
"Audiences just heard a clean, hard crack: the Coen brothers hit one out of the park. The musical interludes are stunning." —The Guardian
"A great film by two American masters, the Coens have taken a real time and place and freely made it their own, drawing on actual persons and events for inspiration, but binding themselves only to their own bountiful imaginations. The result is playful and evocative. There is also the joy of the music itself, exquisitely arranged by T Bone Burnett and sung live on set by the actors themselves. The soundtrack is stupendous." —Variety
Nonesuch Records releases the soundtrack to Inside Llewyn Davis on November 11, 2013. Written and directed by Academy Award© winners Joel and Ethan Coen and produced by Scott Rudin and Joel and Ethan Coen, the film stars Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, John Goodman, Garrett Hedlund, and Justin Timberlake. Produced by T Bone Burnett, Joel Coen, and Ethan Coen, with Marcus Mumford as its associate producer, the album features 12 new recordings created especially for the film and soundtrack. Also included is a never-before-released recording of Bob Dylan performing his song "Farewell," which was originally recorded during the sessions for his album The Times They Are A-Changin' and is available exclusively on this soundtrack.
Inside Llewyn Davis is the Coen brothers' fourth collaboration with the multiple Grammy and Academy Award®–winning Burnett; his soundtrack to their film O Brother, Where Art Thou? won five Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year and Producer of the Year (Burnett). Inside Llewyn Davis recently won the Grand Prix at the Cannes International Film Festival and will be distributed by CBS Films in the United States, where it opens theatrically on December 6. (Studio Canal is handling international distribution for Inside Llewyn Davis.)
Inside Llewyn Davis follows a week in the life of a young folk singer as he navigates the Greenwich Village folk scene of 1961. Llewyn Davis (Oscar Isaac) is at a crossroads. Guitar in tow, huddled against the unforgiving New York winter, he is struggling to make it as a musician against seemingly insurmountable obstacles—some of them of his own making. Living at the mercy of both friends and strangers, scaring up what work he can find, Llewyn's misadventures take him from the baskethouses of the Village to an empty Chicago club—on an odyssey to audition for a music mogul—and back again.
Brimming with music performed by Isaac, Justin Timberlake and Carey Mulligan (as Llewyn's married Village friends), as well as Marcus Mumford and Punch Brothers, Inside Llewyn Davis—in the tradition of O Brother, Where Art Thou?—is infused with the transportive sound of another time and place.
Watch a trailer for Inside Llewyn Davis here:
Music produced by T Bone Burnett, Joel Coen & Ethan Coen
Associate Music Producer: Marcus Mumford
Recorded by Jason Wormer & Peter Kurland at Avatar Studios, New York, NY; Olympic Studios, Los Angeles, CA; The Village, West Los Angeles, CA; Sound Emporium, Nashville, TN; House of Blues Studios, Nashville, TN
Additional recording by Emile Kelman, Bob Mallory
Assistant Engineers: Zachary Dawes, Vanessa Parr, Bob Mallory, Shin Miyazawa, Chris Wilkinson, Adam Taylor, Zack Dewall
"The Storms are on the Ocean" recorded by Dave Sinko
Mixed by Mike Piersante at Olympic Studios, Los Angeles, CA
Mastered to the code standard by Gavin Lurssen at Lurssen Mastering, Hollywood, CA
Guitar & Equipment Technicians: Thomas Perme, Zachary Dawes
Production Coordinator: Ivy Skoff
Cover photo © Bettmann/Corbis
Unit photographer: Alison Rosa
Design by BLT
Special Thanks: Bob Hurwitz, Scott Rudin, Larry Jenkins, Patricia Murphy, Karina Beznicki, Eli Bush, Marc Cimino, Jason Colton, Melissa Cusick, Sid Fohrman, Jason Karlov, Jeff Rosen, Emio Zizza
Guitars provided by Norman Harris of Norman's Rare Guitars
Marcus Mumford appears courtesy of Gentlemen of the Road and Glassnote Records in North America, Dew Process Records in Australia, and Gentlemen of the Road and Island Records Group outside of North America and Australia
Justin Timberlake appears courtesy of RCA Records
Gillian Welch and David Rawlings appear courtesy of Acony Records
"Farewell" courtesy of Columbia Records by arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Dave van Ronk's "Green, Green Rocky Road" courtesy of Tradition & Moderne
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Another Day, Another Time: Celebrating the Music of "Inside Llewyn Davis"
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Written and directed by Academy Award winners Joel and Ethan Coen and produced by Scott Rudin and Joel and Ethan Coen, Inside Llewyn Davis stars Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, John Goodman, Garrett Hedlund, and Justin Timberlake. The film's soundtrack, produced by T Bone Burnett, Joel Coen, and Ethan Coen, with Marcus Mumford as its associate producer, features 12 new recordings created especially for the film and soundtrack. Also included is a never-before-released recording of Bob Dylan performing his song "Farewell," which was originally recorded during the sessions for his album The Times They Are A-Changin' and is available exclusively on this soundtrack.
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Jim Himes Says Trump's Rhetoric Would Make Dictators Blush, On CNN's 'New Day'
Nick Givas Media And Politics Reporter
Democratic Rep. Jim Himes said Nicaraguan dictators would be "embarrassed" by President Donald Trump's rhetoric and took issue with him calling Democrats treasonous, Tuesday on CNN's "New Day."
"It's yet the latest installment of this president taking our democracy and our country into the gutter. There are Nicaraguan dictators, there are Asian dictators who would be embarrassed to call their political opponents, because they happen to disagree politically, treasonous or un-American," Himes said. "It's quite frankly pathetic."
Himes also brought up the incident when Republican Rep. Joe Wilson of South Carolina shouted "you lie" during Barack Obama's first state of the union address and then accused Trump of turning America into a dictatorship.
"I also need to note, this is a long tradition. And lots of Democrats applauded at lots of things but eight years ago my very first speech with the brand new President Obama — a Republican stood up and shouted 'you lie.' I would suggest that standing up and shouting 'you lie' is a little bit less dignified, a little less thoughtful than people not applauding for things that they disagree with," Himes continued.
"This president and in that moment dragged this country deep into the mud of autocracy and dictatorship as opposed to the kind of democracy that whether you watch Fox News or Rachel Maddow you ought to aspire this country to have," he concluded.
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A factory in China that builds phone casings for Samsung faces accusations that it treats its workers poorly, prompting the electronics giant to investigate.
Workers at a factory run by South Korea-based Samkwang in Dongguan,China, generally log between 86 to 148 overtime hours each month, giving the employees little time to rest, according to a Thursday report from the New York-based China Labor Watch.
The workers, on average, receive $450 a month assembling shell casings for Samsung's Galaxy SIII Mini handset, the watchdog group said in its undercover investigation. The factory is required to assemble 15,000 phone casings a day. The employees, however, are given no safety training, and some are forced to work barefoot at certain facilities at the factory.
Quitting the job is also difficult. The factory must sign off on resignations, but management often doesn't approve them, claimed China Labor Watch. As a result, workers wanting to resign will leave the factory without collecting their last month of wages.
Samsung is sending a team to investigate the allegations, the company said on Thursday. Earlier this year, a third-party auditor had checked the labor conditions at the factory. Based on the audit, Samsung said it asked the supplier to make changes. Samsung has been monitoring the process.
Samsung has faced growing scrutiny for the labor conditions in its supplier factories in China. Labor protection groups such as China Labor Watch have claimed to have found problems at certain facilities, including the alleged use of underage workers.
Samsung, however, said 90 percent of its product components come from in-house manufacturing facilities. This allows it to offer "world-class" working conditions. Last year, the company announced new measures to keep its suppliers in line with labor laws.


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I've been saying that the whole year's flown by but for some reason December's gone by without me even noticing. At this time of year, and with nothing I can do outside, I spend time going through my old files and piles of notebooks.
I've always kept a file of old clippings from newspapers and magazines. Things that I feel will make a good story. Today I found two so old the paper was brown. One was from the early 90s. No, I haven't used it for a story yet but I know one day that I will.
Currently I'm working on the second draft of my Kalispell Shifter story and hope to have it finished and to my publisher by the end of the year…sounds really strange to be saying that!
Next up will be another story in the Big Sky County series and I'm still determined to write a few mysteries next year.
Hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas and happy writing.


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About Cathy Johnson
Cathy Johnson, sometimes known as Kate, has worked as a naturalist, writer, and freelance artist for the past 35 years, and was staff naturalist and contributing editor for Country Living magazine for 11 years. She was a contributing editor to the Artist's Magazine and Watercolor Magic (now Watercolor Artist) and has had a regular column in Personal Journaling magazine, where she wrote on a subject she feels passionately about -- realizing the importance of creativity in our lives. She has written and illustrated -- her own work and that of others -- for a number of national magazines, including Science Digest, Harrowsmith Country Life, Sports Afield, Country Journal, Muzzlelader, Women's History, Early American Life, Sketchbook, Woodworker, Woman's Day, Threads, Mother Earth News, National Wildlife Magazine, Sierra and others. Her writing and artwork have been included in a number of nature anthologies and art books.
She is passionate about journaling and sketching, as well, as her popular Artist's Journal Workshop suggests, and she runs a huge Facebook group online originating from that book She is very active on Facebook with a number of groups as well as her own professional page, here: https://www.facebook.com/Cathy-Johnson-Art-119899574740563/
She has written and illustrated 34 books, and contributed to a number of others, working with a variety of national publishing houses. Those include North Light/F&W, Time/Life, Sierra Club, Random House, Scholastic, Globe Pequot Press, Gibbs-Smith Publisher, Tehabi, Van Nostrand Reinhold, Walker Publications, Prentice-Hall Press, Penguin, Stackpole and others.
Many of these books have been published in editions overseas, as well, in Russia, Japan, Holland, France and England.
In 1993, she founded her own small publishing company, Graphics/Fine Arts Press, which primarily offers books of interest to the reenacting community or others interested in history and material culture.
She teaches online, offering a number of self-directed mini-classes on her website.
Her paintings are included in a number of private and corporate collections in this country and abroad, including Hallmark Cards, Inc., Kansas City, MO; F&W Publications/North Light Books, Cincinnati, OH; Early American Life Magazine, Harrisburg, PA; The Kansas City Life Insurance Co., Kansas City, MO; and Newcomers Funeral Home, Kansas City, MO.
Her original jewelry has also found its way overseas, to Scotland and Great Britain, and is included in the Images of the Archetype Collection in Glasgow, Scotland and her green man and fantasy paintings and sculptures are currently in a one-woman show online at http://www.greenmanreview.com/gallery-kate/index.html.
She has been a longtime member of the Author's Guild and the Costume Society of America. She was chosen Conservation Communicator of the Year by the Burroughs Audubon Society in l987, and won the Thorpe Menn Award for Creative Writing (AAUW) for The Naturalist's Cabin; Constructing the Dream (Viking Penguin) in 1992.
She offers a number of free tutorial videos on YouTube, as well, here: https://www.youtube.com/user/KateJosTube
She's married to the love of her life, Joseph Ruckman, and shares a small Victorian house with him and a varying number of cats.
Her website is http://cathyjohnson.info
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Painting Nature in Watercolor with Cathy Johnson: 37 Step-by-Step Demonstrations Using Watercolor Pencil and Paint 02/05/2014
by Cathy Johnson
Breathe fresh air into your watercolors! Capture the wonders of nature!
From crashing waves to sculptured deserts, from grand sunsets to humble wildflowers, from backyard discoveries to exotic getaways, the natural world offers inspiration enough for a lifetime! In this book, one of today's premier nature artists shows you how to make the most of it. Within an inviting, sketchbook-style format, you'll learn how to capture nature's treasures using watercolor pencils and paint.
Inside you'll find:
• A chapter-by-chapter exploration of five diverse landscape themes: forests, water, meadows, mountains and deserts.
• 37 step-by-step demonstrations from two of Johnson's most beloved books, Creating Nature in Watercolor and Watercolor Pencil Magic.
• Johnson's favorite tips for capturing a variety of textures and subjects, including plants, trees, water, wildlife, rock formations, seasonal variations and more.
• A wealth of expert advice on gathering reference materials, assembling your own field kit, painting people in nature, and much more.
Embark on a creative adventure as you experiment with new techniques, discover fresh subjects, and hone your powers of observation. Your resulting paintings and sketches will transport you to cherished moments and places worth remembering.
Other Formats:: Paperback
Sold by: Penguin US
Artist's Sketchbook: Exercises and Techniques for Sketching on the Spot 13/07/2016
Grab your pen and seize the day! Make art a part of your everyday life, and everyday life a part of your art.
Vast opportunities and great joy await you as you learn sketching "on the spot"--be it in your own backyard, amid the bustle of a busy market, on a hike or wherever you happen to find yourself.
Cathy Johnson leads you on this thrilling expedition as you explore ways to turn everyday sights and experiences into a cache of visual memories. She and other artists have opened their sketchbooks to share their favorite subjects, ranging from nature's paraphernalia to aging buildings, crashing waves and beloved pets. You will travel the world through sketches and stories, through deserts and deep woods, cities and small towns. Along the way, you'll pick up helpful tips and clever, on-location improvisations for making your sketching sessions pleasurable, safe and productive.
• Chapters focus on sketching subjects close to home, on travels, in nature, in urban settings and from everyday life.
• 10+ artists share favorite sketches, tips and techniques.
• 15+ demos reveal on-the-spot sketches as they come together.
• Includes expert advice on getting the best results from a range of mediums, including graphite, ink, colored pencil, watercolor and gouache.
The Artist's Sketchbook is pure delight, full of passion and possibility, ideas and inspirations. You'll learn ways to be prepared, simplify, still your inner critic, embrace the here and now, and in doing so, discover wonders you never thought to look for.
Artist's Journal Workshop: Creating Your Life in Words and Pictures 31/05/2011
Discover the Joy of Art Journaling
An artist's journal is a powerful creative tool, offering you a safe place to experiment, explore, consider and improve. Artist's Journal Workshop provides all the guidance, structure and inspiration you need to create a meaningful art-journaling practice. Starting with the question, "What do you want from your journal?" you'll build a sound journaling concept that will serve your unique creative needs and give you the freedom to practice, play and develop as an artist. Featuring rich visual examples on every page, you'll receive continual guidance and inspiration from:
• 27 international artists who share pages and advice from their own art journals
• More than 25 hands-on exercises to help you personalize your journal while developing new ideas and techniques
• Journal pages featuring travel sketching, nature studies and celebrations of daily life
• Prompts for visually commemorating life events and milestones
• Support for working through creative doubts and blocks
• A range of artistic styles and perspectives to study and admire
• Instruction for trying your hand at new methods and materials
This is the perfect opportunity for you to begin realizing your artistic potential--one page at a time. Begin the journey today!
Creating Textures in Watercolor: A Guide to Painting 83 Textures from Grass to Glass to Tree Bark to Fur 15/03/1992
Silken strands of hair. Water tumbling over rocks. Blinding reflections in glass or metal.
Cathy Johnson shows you how to create realistic textures like these and make your watercolor paintings come alive.
You'll find practical, easy-to-follow guidelines inside for creating 83 wonderful textures for fruits, vegetables, hair, glass, metal, fabric, flowers, fur, skin and much, much more.
Johnson's beautiful watercolor sketches - complete with helpful captions - demonstrate each of these techniques and their many variations. You'll learn how to accurately recreate any texture you see and create lovely watercolor paintings that almost seem to breathe.
Cathy Johnson's expertise will show you how to expand your own artistic vision and discover a world of textures - a world you can capture with your brush.
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Watercolor Tricks & Techniques: 75 New and Classic Painting Secrets 11/01/2010
Add life, color, texture and individuality to your work!
If you're ready to go beyond the basics, and see what watercolor can really do, this is the book for you! Inside, a wealth of "creative departures" will take you out of your comfort zone, making the difference between pigment on paper and original, expressive works of art.
Updated and better than ever, this edition of Watercolor Tricks & Techniques features:
• 30+ new watercolor materials and applications along with fresh insights on many tried-and-true techniques
• 15 step-by-step demonstrations showing techniques in action for beautiful finished paintings
• 3 possibility-packed sections–Liquid Aids, Dry Helpers and Indispensable Tools–exploring the possibilities of powdered pigments, granulating mediums, liquid mask, Yupo paper and much more
Whether you're an advanced beginner ready to add a little zing to your repertoire or a seasoned painter looking to push your watercolor boundaries, this book will make the journey as exciting as the final destination.
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No Experience Required - Drawing & Painting Animals: An Easy Guide to Getting Started 25/07/2005
This new book in the bestselling No Experience Required series includes 6 step-by-step demonstrations and 10 exercises to show you how to depict a variety of animals in a full range of mediums. Perfect for beginners, the exercises in this easy-to-follow guide are designed to yield immediate improvement in your work. You'll learn to use the most popular mediums including watercolor, pen and ink, pencil, and colored pencil to create a range of appealing animal subjects including cats, dogs, wild birds, horses and farm animals.
Painting Watercolors (First Steps) 15/08/1995
Make your first steps in watercolor fun and rewarding!
Watercolor's vivid colors and fresh, direct brush strokes make it the most exciting way to paint. "But," you think, "Learning to paint must be hard and frustrating." Not with Cathy Johnson as your teacher! Here, she makes learning to paint in watercolor fun—even easy!
With Painting Watercolors, you'll learn to paint by picking up a brush and painting—not by reading about a bunch of confusing theories.
Cathy tells you everything you need to begin—including:
• Which tools and materials you should buy to get off to a good, affordable start
• When, what, even where to paint
• Explanations of watercolor terms (such as "washes" and "puddles")
• Easy and useful painting tricks—such as glazing and drybrush.
Exercises help you loosen up and learn the ins and outs of putting paint on paper. Easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions show you how to paint water, believable skies, a variety of trees in different seasons and other popular elements. Plus, a dozen demonstrations show you how paintings come together, from initial sketch to final brushstrokes.
With Cathy's help, you can start painting right away!


Summer on the Forty Acres is in contrast with the rest of the academic calendar in some pretty noticeable ways: herds of parentless campers crisscrossing campus in a clockwork dance; roving bands of noisy Boys State gangs meandering about on a break from their future leadership training opportunity at the Capitol; summer school denizens either rushing to finish out their college careers or putting in the extra work to secure enrollment for the fall semester; facilities workers renewing spaces around campus to extend the life of buildings after another semester of age and wear by an active community; and there's way less traffic.
We've mentioned it before and this year is no different — the summer is when the Libraries work hard through three months of relative calm to push through projects and initiatives that are too disrupting for the long semester, or need to be ready when the full body returns to campus.
A robust semester of discussion about the Fine Arts Library generated approval in late spring for a renovation project to improve the fifth floor of the library to support the needs of students, faculty and researchers in the College of Fine Arts. The project is in its early stages, but will result in, among other things, enhanced and expanded shelving, improved technology support and updated furnishings and carpet. The refresh should be completed by the beginning of the fall semester. Keep up with the changes throughout the project at the Future of the Fine Arts Library page on our website.
Moving from the newest of the library locations to one of the most historic, we received some exciting news about the Life Science Library, too. The Hall of Texas — the west side twin to the east side Hall of Noble Words reading room — has been returned to the care of the Libraries, and work has begun to return it to its former glory. Empty shelves that were partitioned off to provide a home for the Herbarium will soon be repopulated, and the room will provide a companion reflective space for student study and community in one of UT's most iconic buildings.
The habitants of PCL's fifth floor will be happy to return in the fall to a development of the Collaborative Commons that exists on the north end of that level. A pilot refresh occurred several years ago to upgrade the aging furniture carpets and technology support, and additional improvements will expand the enhancement of the study and collaborative space into a section on the opposite side of the area.
More information on these projects to come throughout the summer.


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Slices of this chocolate bundt cake spent the better part of the past week in the car with me. Each piece, wrapped in parchment, tucked between the Ak-Mak crackers and a jar of almond butter. It is a fine travel cake. One that can handle a day or two in the car - blizzards, bumps in the road, hairpin turns, and all. Topped with not much more than a sweep of icing, it's unfussy, and ready to go straight from the pan. I make it with a blend of whole wheat and all-purpose flours, lots of yogurt, and the darkest brown sugar I can get my hands on. And it was just the thing to unwrap on a picnic table underneath a grove of sky-scraping redwood trees.
This cake gets sweetness and moisture from maple syrup and the darkest of brown sugars. I use beer in the batter, but you can't really taste it outright. More than anything it lends a malty base note and depth of flavor. Go for a not-too-hoppy porter or stout, or chocolate porter or chocolate stout. I know most of you can get your hands on a Guinness, which is totally fine as well.
I'm keeping this post short (making my way home) - but for those of you who don't have a bundt pan, I bake this batter in a wide range of pans. It makes great little cakes, and loaf cakes, and cupcakes. You know the drill, adjust the baking time, and bake until the sides of the cake start to pull away from the pan a bit, and a tester/knife inserted into the center comes out clean.
I use less butter here, than most other cakes of this sort. And I'd argue, you can't really tell. That said, scaling back much more beyond this wasn't a good idea. Also, I use buttermilk in the icing because I typically have it on hand, but you can certainly substitute stout/porter or water.
Preheat oven to 350F / 180C, with a rack in the center.
Butter and flour (generously) a 11 or 12-cup capacity bundt pan (or equivalent). As I mention up above, you can bake this in other cake pans, just be mindful to avoid filling the pan(s) more than 2/3 - 3/4 full. Adjust the baking time as well - baking until the cake begins to pull away from the sides of the pan, and the center tests clean when you insert a knife.
In a saucepan simmer the beer down to 1 cup / 240 ml. Remove from heat, add the butter and stir until melted. Stir in the cocoa powder, mixing until smooth, then set aside to cool, stirring occasionally to let off heat.
In a medium bowl, whisk together the flours, sugar, baking soda, and salt. Set aside.
In a large mixing bowl, combine the eggs, yogurt, and maple syrup. Whisk well, until nicely blended and uniform in appearance. Gradually add the (cooled) stout mixture, stirring all the while. Stir until well blended. Add the flour mixture, folding until just blended, using as few strokes as possible.
Transfer the batter to the prepared pan and bake for 35 - 45 minutes if using the bundt pan, or until a knife inserted in the center comes out clean. You really don't want to over bake this cake - err on the slightly moist side if anything. Remove from the oven, and turn out onto a cooling rack after seven minutes.
In the meantime, make the icing by whisking together the powdered sugar, cocoa, and buttermilk. Really go at it for at least a minute. The icing should end up smooth and creamy looking, adjust with a touch of powdered sugar or a few extra drops of buttermilk if you want to tweak the consistency at all. When the cake is completely cool, run the icing around the top with an offset spatula and let it set.
Makes one chocolate bundt cake.
Kim Boyce's Rosemary Olive Oil cake- Incredibly moist, golden-crumbed, flecked with rosemary, and dotted throughout with big and small chocolate chunks.


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Join my 30 Day 'Love Yourself' Boot Camp!
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Have you ever felt so lonely or sad but you didn't know why? Fixing it seemed an impossible task? Have you felt like no one understands you, least of all you? Did you ever just 'want out'? Did you want someone to reach out and help you through it? Do you feel like there is no one you could turn to? Do you ever feel disconnected from the divine being that is you? That liking yourself is too hard, loving yourself seems impossible?
Well, that was where Sarah was on 17 May when she sent me a message late at night. I was just about to shut down my computer when her message came through.
"I'm so so sorry to message you but I don't know who else to talk to. My family don't understand what's going on with me and think I'm just being silly, and I don't really know anyone who's going through this stuff. I guess I'm hoping you might be able to give me some advice on how to try and keep positive.
I'm going through a really hard time right now. I know how absolutely wrong this is to say and knowing that makes me feel worse about it but I absolutely hate myself. I have no respect or love for myself, no confidence. I feel like I have nothing left. I'm doing so well staying strong but I just feel like I've reached the end and I'm so lost.
I'm sitting here in tears right now because I just don't know what to do. Now this. Every single day I just go to bed praying that I will wake up with a new body.
I just don't feel like I can handle being me anymore :'( "
I knew what the problem was instantly. Sarah had forgotten how to love herself. She'd been measuring herself against society's standards and felt she had come up lacking.
All too often we forget how amazing we are. We stop loving the wonderful being that is us. Instead we focus on our faults and become so intent on them, we begin to dislike, even hate ourselves and our bodies.
I answered Sarah straight away. I could see she was spiraling down into an abyss of self-loathing and helplessness.
First off, stop beating yourself up! It only creates more negativity and encourages you to give up or say 'I'll just do more of what I'm doing'. Lets not get into the side issues, lets talk about the real issues. It isn't that you eat, it's that you don't love yourself enough, you don't feel empowered and as a result you beat yourself up way too much.
fact message me anytime. I may not answer straight away, but I will always answer!"
It was important Sarah completed that list straight away, so she could see positives within her being before she went to bed. Sarah wanted so much to love herself, to be all that she could be and her determination showed in the promptness of her reply.
For the next 15 days we worked on Sarah learning to love herself again. Each afternoon she would send me a report about her day and we would 'chat' about anything that needed addressing.
It only took this long for Sarah and I to feel she could 'go it alone'. I didn't set her assignments anymore, but she would report back almost daily. The change in her was nothing short of amazing!
Sarah felt the change and was at the point of 'loving herself' completely. She embraced all that she is and was and turned her life around. Her journey wasn't without trials, but she accepted and acknowledged her feelings and remained true to herself.
Coincidentally, or should I say synchronistically, the Universe tested her in specific ways during her journey, but she came through with flying colours. I believe when we start to create change within ourselves and our lives, the Universe sends us a 'How much do you really want this?' test. Sometimes this is when we give up, believing it's too hard to change. If only we accepted the challenge for what it is, we would realise our heart's desire, our soul's desire...is to connect with the divine being within and be all we can be.
I am so proud of Sarah, her determination, courage and progress. I am so honoured to have been a part of her journey.
Sarah has agreed to share her story with you all, which just shows how courageous and compassionate she is!
What made you reach out that night?
couldn't continue on the path I was on. I either had to make a change, or I would have died. I was thinking about suicide every day, I hated myself and didn't want to be "me" anymore.
Did you expect to feel so good about yourself so soon?
I didn't! Not at all. I never expected it to work as well as it did in a million years. But it did, and I'm so grateful!
What would you say has been the biggest change in your life?
My train of thought. My acknowledgement of ALL emotions as normal and not something it isn't. The belief that if something goes wrong, it's because it wasn't meant to be, and not because I'm stupid or useless. Most of all though, my confidence in myself :) I believe I can do ANYTHING now.
What did you feel was your biggest challenge?
The biggest challenge for me was learning to love myself I think. Learning that I am not stupid, or ugly, or useless. I have been treated over the last few years that everything going wrong with anything was my fault. It was difficult to stop blaming myself for everything, and start realising that bad things WILL happen, only not as a result of something I've done. Once I overcame that challenge though, the rest came so easily!
positive influence in anybody's life. I am strong, confident, beautiful and amazing. And most of all HAPPY!
What is your advice to others who are going through a similar journey like yours?
You won't ever change until you truly want the change. There had to be no excuses and no laziness. It isn't easy, but it is SO worth it.
During the 30 days, you can expect advice, healing, spiritual guidance and encouragement from me. I will always be here for you, cheering from the sidelines!
It doesn't finish there - if you have issues that come up after the 30 days, I am still contactable and available to you.
in other people's perceptions, society's belief systems and our own limitations.
This is your journey, it's all about you...and it's your choices that matter! So, what are you choosing to do?


Why should I learn electrical& electronics engg?
The electricity sector in India had an installed capacity of 185.5 Gigawatt (GW) as of November 2011, the world's fifth largest. Thermal power plants constitute 65% of the installed capacity, hydroelectric about 21% and rest being a combination of wind, small hydro, biomass, waste-to-electricity, and nuclear.
So more advancements are happening- energy management to maintain proper frequency, voltage ,power balance and to maintain the stability of the system.


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EMU football needs support from campus
By Harry Eichholtz
A roaring stadium, or what many in the football world call "The Twelfth Man," can be the deciding factor in any close matchup.
With fans going insane and filling the stadium with noise, any defensive player will tell you that there is no better feeling than your home crowd pumping you up as you get ready for that final goal line stand to stop an offense. But, with so much excitement going into Eastern Michigan University's fall football season, the question is, will the student body pack Rynearson Stadium?
Everyone in the Ypsilanti area has been clamoring for the team since they were able to finally break through last season under head coach Ron English and finish with a record of 6-6. This was the first winning record for the Eagles since 1995. English started his career at EMU with a rocky start, going 0-12 and being called the second worst team in the nation in 2009 by ESPN. Since then, he has built on the program and improved on wins each season.
Even still, other than the homecoming win against Western Michigan last year, the Rynearson Stadium has not been a very loud place. While it was built to hold 30,200 people it has never actually met that mark. The most packed it has ever been was in a 56-52 win over Central Michigan University in 2008 with 26,188 people in attendance, which was only 87 percent capacity.
When asking students whether or not they would be attending games this year, the main wish was for the team to start winning.
"People have joked about how bad the team has been for so long. I think if the team is actually good people will start filling in," said incoming EMU student Cory Reitman.
Part of the low attendance for home games could be attributed to the Rynearson Stadium's location.
"It's a pretty long walk for people and just hard to get there on foot from where I live," sophomore Tim Baertson said. "I went to about three home games last year and I want to go to more, but for a campus where so many people commute it's going to be important for the people who live on campus to actually show up for games and get loud."
"People would go nuts around Ypsilanti if they were to actually win the Mid-American Conference and get to a bowl game again," junior Rannie Johnson said. "I didn't go to any games last year, but if they were to actually go to a bowl game this year I'd jump on the bandwagon."
It was 1987 when Eastern won its only MAC championship and bowl game, when they went up against Fresno State in the California Bowl. With the team knocking on the door last year one win away from a bowl game, everyone on campus will need to be electric in the stands this year if the team is able to return to bowl game success.


Zacks Investment Research cut shares of Translate Bio (NASDAQ:TBIO) from a hold rating to a sell rating in a research note issued to investors on Saturday, Zacks.com reports.
A number of other equities analysts have also recently weighed in on the company. HC Wainwright started coverage on Translate Bio in a report on Monday, December 24th. They set a buy rating and a $21.00 price target for the company. ValuEngine cut Translate Bio from a buy rating to a hold rating in a report on Friday, December 21st. One analyst has rated the stock with a sell rating, one has assigned a hold rating and four have given a buy rating to the stock. The stock currently has a consensus rating of Buy and an average price target of $22.75.
Shares of NASDAQ:TBIO opened at $11.34 on Friday. The company has a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.83, a current ratio of 10.47 and a quick ratio of 10.47. The firm has a market capitalization of $538.71 million and a price-to-earnings ratio of -3.09. Translate Bio has a 52-week low of $4.81 and a 52-week high of $16.60.
Translate Bio (NASDAQ:TBIO) last released its quarterly earnings results on Thursday, March 21st. The company reported ($0.13) earnings per share for the quarter, topping analysts' consensus estimates of ($0.22) by $0.09. The business had revenue of $1.18 million for the quarter, compared to analysts' expectations of $0.80 million. As a group, equities analysts expect that Translate Bio will post -1.52 earnings per share for the current fiscal year.
Several hedge funds and other institutional investors have recently added to or reduced their stakes in the company. Geode Capital Management LLC grew its holdings in shares of Translate Bio by 139.0% during the 4th quarter. Geode Capital Management LLC now owns 117,432 shares of the company's stock worth $880,000 after purchasing an additional 68,300 shares during the period. Norges Bank purchased a new position in shares of Translate Bio during the 4th quarter worth $263,000. FMR LLC grew its holdings in shares of Translate Bio by 6.8% during the 4th quarter. FMR LLC now owns 6,771,313 shares of the company's stock worth $50,785,000 after purchasing an additional 433,952 shares during the period. Two Sigma Investments LP purchased a new position in shares of Translate Bio during the 4th quarter worth $118,000. Finally, Barclays PLC grew its holdings in shares of Translate Bio by 82.8% during the 4th quarter. Barclays PLC now owns 6,710 shares of the company's stock worth $50,000 after purchasing an additional 3,039 shares during the period. Institutional investors and hedge funds own 59.27% of the company's stock.


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De Stad - Amsterdam's coverage of the Zeppelin flight focused mainly on flights over Amsterdam, as you'd expect.
Cover shows the Zeppelin flying south, viewed from the Royal Palace on the Dam.
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Built in 1929 to host the city's growing convention industry, the historic Hall was touted an architectural marvel at that time. With its large 137 foot-high barrel vault ceiling, the Atlantic City Convention Hall as it was formerly known, laid claim to the world's largest clear span space during that period.
The Boardwalk Hall contains a 33,000-pipe organ, the world's largest and loudest. It was built between 1929 and 1932 by the Midmer-Losh Organ Company of Merrick, Long Island, N.Y., to designs drawn-up by Atlantic County State Senator Emerson L. Richards.
The station was opened on 20 November 1939 on a new section of deep-level tunnel constructed between Baker Street and Finchley Road when the Metropolitan Line's services on its Stanmore branch were transferred to the Bakerloo Line. It was transferred along with the rest of the Stanmore branch to the Jubilee Line when it opened in 1979.
In 1929, Air Union Lignes d'Orient (est. 1923 as Messageries Transariennes) was merged with Air Asie into Air Orient. Four years later five companies, incl. Air Orient, were merged into Air France.
Maurice Noguès, the famous aviation pioneer and WWI hero, served with Lignes d'Orient/Air Orient as chief pilot and managing director. He was the driving force behind the company's rapid expansion to the East, with regular mail & passenger service reaching Beirut, Damascus, Baghdad, Saigon and Bangkok.
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Located near the Yarraville railway station on Anderson and Ballarat Streets, this area of the suburb is renowned in Melbourne for its unique character, architecture and quality of village life. Anderson and Ballarat Streets, in the heart of the Yarraville Village, are lined with refurbished 19th century buildings and dotted with quaint neighbourhood cafés, restaurants and boutique shops.
This village atmosphere is anchored by the restored Sun Theatre and the adjacent Sun bookshop, a prominent landmark in the Yarraville community with its unique art deco architecture and its 6 cinemas. Notable examples of Edwardian and Victorian architecture can be found in Yarraville.
The 6,800-ton Veinticinco de Mayo and Almirante Braun design was derived from the Italian Trento class. The ships were smaller than the original, and carried significantly less armour. They had a clean and simple design, with a length-width ratio of almost 10:1. Three twin turrets were mounted with an elevation of 46 degrees for firing.
The main 190 mm (7.5 inch) guns were designed especially for this class for greater stability (the Trento-class carried 203 mm (8 inch) guns). This could have been a quite powerful gun, but no documents about its characteristics are available in Italian or Argentine archives. The guns had single mounts to simplify construction, and could fire a 90 kg (200 lb) shell up to 23 km (30,000 yards). Despite this reduction in size and weight, they were still too heavy, so the number of turrets were reduced from four to three.
The secondary armament was also a new design, similar to standard 100–102 mm guns of the time. It consisted of twelve 102 mm (4 inch) DP guns, firing a 13.5 kg (30 lb) shell, all in twin mounts. This was an unusual arrangement for Italian heavy cruisers, which generally carried only four to eight of these weapons. However to counter the additional weight, gun shields were removed, which adversely affected their operability in bad weather conditions.
Unusually, the torpedo tubes were in fixed mounts amidships firing abeam, which caused problems in aiming effectively.
Neither vessel played a role in WWII or any other military conflict. Both were decommissioned in 1961.
The Renault factories tested large numbers of ADC's between 1922 and 1934 which were to shape the standards applied to their future models. The 15 fist VH-type ADC's, single-bodied and reversible, were fitted with a four-strocke, V12-cylinder diesel engine and a 4-speed gearbox and were rated at 162 kW at 1500rpm. They were used on the Est, P.O., PLM and AL networks, followed by around a hundred other models, including the VH 2211, at 195kW a more powerful machine.
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