The follow through position is the "end of the swing" and by that I mean, it's when you are done with all the critical movements and the rest of it is just a way to absorb force and have a gentle landing. What takes the club up from here is the speed that you have applied through the ball. Contact issues can arrive for golfers who try to force a finish position.
The follow through position has a couple really critical things to monitor. The right side bend is going to continue from impact. It is not until after this position that you should start to stand up out of your side bend. This is what gives the appearance of maintaining a spine angle. In addition, the spine will be extending and the pelvis will be posterior tilting, tucking, or extending. The reverse crunch continues, but the extension of the mid spine creates the look of a reverse C. The critical component is to make sure that you are using your hips to initiate the extension and not the lower back. This piece creates a stable plafform for your arms to accelerate away from through impact. It is like pulling the hand back to snap a towel and will help create speed in the release when we get there.
The last piece of this follow through checkpoint is learning to extend the arms without collapsing the wrists. Some schools of thought refer to the angle of the wrists as the flying wedge and is a key component to controling the apex. The consistent pattern that I see between impact and follow through is a consistent narrowing of the elbows. The elbows at this point should be as close together as you can get them without collapsing your shoulder blades, this involves both straighting and a rotation of the left forearm. If you do it with the right arm, then the bottom of the swing will tend to move backward.
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Aaron Dixon's campaign for Senate in Washington

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September 1, 2006 | Page 12

ON JULY 15, Aaron Dixon, 2006 Green Party nominee for U.S. Senate and former captain of the Seattle chapter of the Black Panther Party, returned to the same building where he helped start the Sidney Miller free medical clinic with the Panthers in 1972--this time to announce the grand opening of his new campaign headquarters.

A racially diverse crowed of more than 150 people of all ages came to welcome Dixon's office opening in the Central District of Seattle. Poets Piece Kelly and E Mandisa inspired the crowd with lyrics that sliced through government hypocrisy, while Aaron's address spoke to the many wars the U.S. is engaged in.

"We are living in a time of great danger. These maniacs--both Republican and Democrat--are destroying America and the world; weather it is with the war in Iraq, the war on Afghanistan, the war on Palestine, the war on terror, or the war on drugs," Dixon said. "We need a new movement in this country that can put an end to these insane wars and build a society where instead of locking up our youth we are educating them."

The open house event came on the heels of a major election shakeup in the Washington state Democratic Party primary. Mark Wilson, the professed antiwar opposition candidate running in the primary against incumbent Sen. Maria Cantwell, announced he's dropping out of the race to join Cantwell's pro-war campaign.

After campaigning for 18 months against Cantwell's unyielding support for the war in Iraq, calling the incumbent a "free-trading corporate elitist," capturing much of the support from the antiwar movement in Washington state, and obtaining prominent national endorsements from antiwar activists, Wilson has decided to cast aside his principles and encourage antiwar activists to support Cantwell.

Wilson rationalized his support for Cantwell, saying he believed that there had been an "evolution" in Cantwell's stance towards the war in Iraq.

Wilson must not have seen Cantwell's recent votes in the Senate. Cantwell has repeatedly reaffirmed her commitment to more carnage in Iraq, including voting for every one of Bush's emergency spending bills to wage war on Iraq and her vote in June against John Kerry's tepid proposal to set a partial deadline of July 2007 to withdraw some of the U.S. forces.

Wilson publicly insists that the $8,000 a month salary that Maria is paying him to be the "outreach coordinator" for her campaign had nothing to do with his decision to join an openly pro-war campaign.

Many of Wilson's supporters are furious with what they see as his betrayal of the antiwar movement and are looking either to Aaron Dixon's campaign or to the remaining Democratic primary challenger, Hong Tran. Tran opposes the war in Iraq, but has almost no chance of upsetting Cantwell in the primary and recently stated that if she loses, she will back the incumbent in November.

In November, voters in Washington state will be faced with a stark choice: vote for the unabashed pro-war Republican or Democratic candidate, or vote for Aaron Dixon and his platform of "out of war and into our communities."

Jesse Hagopian, Campaign manager, Dixon for U.S. Senate, Seattle

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Bitcoin surges to record, rising above $2,900
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Bitcoin surged more than 8 percent at one point on Tuesday to a record, breaking above $2,900.
The digital currency hit a high of $2,967.48 earlier in the session before giving back some gains to trade at $2,779.67, according to CoinDesk. The cryptocurrency came off its record shortly after Mark Cuban said it was in a bubble.
The Bitcoin Investment Trust (GBTC) fund, which tracks bitcoin, rose 3.3 percent and traded record highs.
Ethereum, an alternative cryptocurrency to bitcoin, also rose on Tuesday, advancing nearly 3 percent to build on Monday's record-setting session and its massive year-to-date gains.
Bitcoin has also had a stellar year, rising nearly 200 percent, easily outperforming stock market benchmarks like the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq composite in 2017. Entering Tuesday's session, the S&P and Nasdaq had risen 8.81 percent and 16.9 percent for the year, respectively.
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Sean Walsh, a partner at Redwood City Ventures, which invests in bitcoin and blockchain companies, said in a note that bitcoin's price should continue rising.
"It may sound like hyperbole, but I simply cannot emphasize enough how mismatched the quantity of whole Bitcoins and the population of potential global buyers is. Bitcoin is available for purchase to 3 Billion Internet-connected adults across every country in the world," Walsh said. "We produce just 1 new Bitcoin each month for 55,000 of these people to fight over."
Brian Kelly, CEO and founder of BKCM and a CNBC contributor, echoed Walsh's comments in an email. "We are in the first years of what is likely to be a multi-year bull market. Of course there will be corrections and even crashes along the way, but bitcoin is here to stay."
In fact, the bitcoin performance has come with greater volatility. On May 25, it plunged more than $300 after skyrocketing more than 12 percent in that session.
A contributing factor to bitcoin's recent surge is growing demand from Asia, especially in Japan. Japanese interest has risen ever since the government approved bitcoin as a legal payment method in April.
Investors also plowed more money into the currency after Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari commented on the blockchain technology behind bitcoin, saying it "has more potential than bitcoin itself."
Blockchain is a record of transactions and historical value categorized into blocks by a network of computers. The technology has spurred the recent creation of other digital currencies.
—CNBC's Evelyn Cheng contributed to this report.
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The Report on Russia's foreign trade in goods with Montenegro in the second quarter of 2018: exports, imports, products, dynamics.
In the 2nd quarter of 2018, Russia's trade with Montenegro totaled $10,659,927, up 259.50% ($7,694,717) from the 2nd quarter of 2017.
Russia's exports to Montenegro in the 2nd quarter of 2018 were $1,308,070, down 27.54% ($497,235) from the 2nd quarter of 2017.
Russia's imports from Montenegro in the 2nd quarter of 2018 totaled $9,351,857, up 706.26% ($8,191,952) from the 2nd quarter of 2017.
Russia's trade balance with Montenegro went from a surplus of $645,400 in the 2nd quarter of 2017, to a deficit of $8,043,787 in the 2nd quarter of 2018.
Montenegro was Russia's 133rd largest trading partner in the 2nd quarter of 2018 (up from 153rd in the 2nd quarter of 2017), accounting for 0.0062% of Russia's total trade (up from 0.0021% in the 2nd quarter of 2017).
Montenegro was Russia's 154th largest export market in the 2nd quarter of 2018 (down from 147th in the 2nd quarter of 2017), accounting for 0.0012% of Russia's total exports (down from 0.0021% in the 2nd quarter of 2017).
Montenegro was Russia's 97th largest supplier in the 2nd quarter of 2018 (up from 126th in the 2nd quarter of 2017), accounting for 0.0154% of Russia's total imports (up from 0.0021% in the 2nd quarter of 2017).
Metals and products from them (HS codes 72-83) - 0.70% of Russia's total exports to Montenegro (19.30% in the 2nd quarter of 2017).
Articles of iron or steel (HS code 73) - an increase of $6,611.
Cocoa and cocoa preparations (HS code 18) - a decrease of $9,478.
Food products and agricultural raw materials (HS codes 01-24) - 0.00% of Russia's total imports from Montenegro (28.97% in the 2nd quarter of 2017).
Articles of stone, plaster, cement, asbestos, mica or similar materials (HS code 68) - an increase of $92,487.
Beverages, spirits and vinegar (HS code 22) - a decrease of $336,040.


What the Midterm Elections Reveal About America: A Smithsonian program at 6:45 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 8, at S. Dillon Ripley Center, 1100 Jefferson Drive SW, Washington, DC (Metro: Smithsonian Mall exit). Without a presidential race on the ballot, midterm elections are usually seen as a collection of low-energy challenges. But in this turbulent era, the Nov. 6 elections will be the first real gauge of public opinion of the Trump presidency as he heads into his own re-election cycle for 2020, and the culmination of a high-stakes battle for control of Congress. And with a nation of highly polarized voters heading to the polls, even gubernatorial and state legislative races will help clarify what's important to a restless electorate. Ken Walsh, White House and political analyst for U.S. News & World Report, moderates a discussion of the midterms with a panel of leading political analysts: White House editor Jackie Calmes of the Los Angeles Times, Democratic strategist and pollster Geoff Garin, Republican strategist and pollster Ed Goeas, and American University history and communication professor and CBS analyst Leonard Steinhorn. Click here for tickets.
Linda Sperling's Birthday Bash and Fundraiser will be held from 3-5 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 10, at the home of Kendy Taylor. Join Linda, her friends and family, local Democrats, elected officials and special guests to celebrate Linda's 42nd birthday. Enjoy the music of the incredibly talented Jake Sizemore, bid on amazing items in the silent auction (including original artwork by Jen Sterling), and enjoy drinks, heavy hors d'oeuvres and birthday cake, all while supporting Linda's Board of Supervisors campaign. For more Information, contact linda@sperlingforsupervisor.com. Get tickets here.
Providence Dems Food Tour: Enjoy the fine cuisine of four acclaimed Mosaic District restaurants in the company of fellow Democrats and your elected officials from 5-8:30 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 11. Participants will be divided into four groups that will rotate through all four restaurants, with a different elected official joining in at each stop. Participation is limited and is on first-come, first-served basis, so please get your tickets early here. Deadline for purchase is Thursday, Nov. 8. Here are the participating restaurants (subject to change): Cheesetique (Gourmet cheese/wine focused), Cyclone Anaya (Tex-Mex), Jinya (Japanese) and True Kitchen (Organic).
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New location: After 90 years in Terre Haute, construction company C.H. Garmong & Son Inc. opened an Indianapolis headquarters five years ago and was able to branch out in markets all over Indiana. That's when the business took off.
Another benefit: Being in Indianapolis gives Garmong access to the best workforce.
"The lifestyle and quality of life in Indianapolis offers a lot of benefits for our key employee base, which is 30-40 years old, so it's easier to recruit top talent," Hannum said.
Projects: Garmong is one of the two general contractors on the $50 million St. Vincent Center attached to Bankers Life Fieldhouse, which will serve as a training facility for the Indiana Pacers and as a St. Vincent medical facility. The 130,000-square-foot facility is expected to open in 2017. Other Garmong work includes renovation projects at Butler University and IUPUI and work on the $29 million Arc of Indiana institute/teaching hotel in downtown Muncie.
Expanding roles: Hannum said Garmong is becoming more of a real estate development firm and is active in public-private partnerships all around Indiana.


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Once upon a time there was a book. And the book was good.
Friends — I am thrilled to announce the launch of my poetry collection How Formal? with Spout Hill Press. Spout Hill is a woman-owned small press run by the amazing Ann Brantingham, who is a gifted visual artist. The picture to the right is hers.
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Mangia Nashville Closes After Final New Year's Eve Service
After more than a decade feeding and entertaining Nashville, la festa è finita
Chris Chamberlain
Since 2011, Nick Pellegrino and his wife Jeanine have shared re-creations of their family holiday feasts at Mangia Nashville, a festive dining experience that started out as a weekend pop-up at Cool Cafe in Franklin before settling into its own dedicated space in the Melrose neighborhood. Nick Pellegrino was the perfect candidate to combine his experience as an entertainer in the music business and as a cook in a catering kitchen to create a phenomenon that became a celebratory weekend staple for more than a decade.
Alas, after the weekend's NYE service, Pellegrino announced he would be shutting down the party for good. There's a certain bittersweet cyclicality to the announcement, as the idea for Mangia began at a New Year's party in 2010 when Pellegrino mused about how he could spread the sort of holiday joy that his family shared.
His concept was a multi-course Italian feast served family-style, with frequent breaks between courses for dancing and various frivolity. The Godfather played on a loop on television screens on mute in the background, lest diners forget that the Mangia experience was meant to be like being invited to the Pellegrino household. (Repeat diners learned to keep their eyes on their plates during the "horse head in the bed" scene and the culmination of the Five Families War.)
The menu featured simple and delicious Italian fare, but above all, the Pellegrinos emphasized creating an environment of hospitality where strangers became friends and families scheduled celebrations of major life events around the weekend Mangia party. In the age before Tock and Resy, Facebook was the primary way to snag a coveted table at Mangia, and dinners sold out weeks in advance.
As jovial as Nick always appeared in the kitchen, it wasn't an easy gig, especially during the pandemic. There were many nights when Nick was the only one in the kitchen. Imagine serving as host and cook for a party of 100-plus people looking for a great time. Still, Nick cooked with grace and a smile on his face, always willing to step away from the stove and drop his apron to bang out a drum solo with spoons on pots or take the lead in the conga line that often wound through the restaurant between the primo and secondo courses. As our own Jack Silverman shared in 2011, on the best nights Nick would belt out Frankie Valli songs or dust off his spot-on Christopher Walken impersonation. Speaking of dust, if you went home without a dusting of powdered sugar on your clothes from the fantastic zeppole dessert, you weren't eating with the sort of gusto Pellegrino deserved.
Nick was always ready, willing and able to help out local charitable efforts, offering classes for University School of Nashville's evening program, hosting dinners for charitable and arts organizations and cooking at various tasting events around town. His charismatic personality was made for television, and Nick frequently appeared on local cooking segments and national food programs. Chef Maneet Chauhan recognized his efforts for the community by sharing part of her winnings from Food Network's prestigious Tournament of Champions with Mangia along with two other local restaurants.
I know this is starting to sound like an obituary, but it's not meant to be. Pellegrino has already excelled in several careers, and whatever he does next, I'm certain he'll do well. And I hope if there's room at the table, I'll be able to join the party again.
I'll let Nick have the last words from his social media announcement of the closing: "Our family survived COVID-19, but sadly our family business did not. We thank our local Nashville guests and visitors from all over for making Mangia Nashville a part of your lives and becoming part of the biggest Italian family in Tennessee. Eat, drink, sing, dance and celebrate life. Cent' Anni!"
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Hydrophobia Prophecy
Dark Energy Digital
Hydrophobia Prophecy Review (PS3)
One wet and wild ride
Version Reviewed: North American
review by Christopher Ingram Mon 7th Nov 2011
Hydrophobia is defined as being an abnormal fear of water. What would a person's worst nightmare be if they had this phobia? The thought of being on-board a massive boat as it slowly sinks into the ocean's depths would likely be somewhere near the top of the list, which is exactly the reason why you're thrown headfirst into this role in Hydrophobia: Prophecy. Do you have what it takes to survive?
It's difficult to start this review without first mentioning the game's history. Xbox 360 owners first saw the game's release over a year ago on Xbox Live Arcade simply called Hydrophobia. Critics weren't impressed with the game after the years of hype it received and the developer, Dark Energy Digital, took the criticism head-on and went back to the drawing board. A few months later the game was updated (via patch) to Hydrophobia: Pure, which fixed multiple shortcomings and the widely mixed review scores quickly saw a significant increase. Once again the game has been updated with all-around improvements and the new surname Prophecy, landing on PSN with its most notable new addition, PlayStation Move support. Is this the ultimate edition of the game?
Stepping into the shoes of the game's main protagonist, systems engineer Kate Wilson we find ourselves inside the massive city-sized ship, Queen of the World. A terrorist organisation calling themselves Malthusians have detonated multiple explosions to supposedly 'save the world.' The dystopian world we're thrown into has seen an unsustainable population explosion and people have been forced to migrate to the sea to find residence. These single-minded terrorists have taken it into their own hands to reduce the world's population, starting with the Queen of the World.
Fans of the notorious PlayStation cover-based action/adventure title Uncharted will be pleased with the gameplay style that's found here. As Kate reluctantly sets out to try and thwart the plot she'll be climbing pipes and bulkheads, using cover to shoot terrorists and jumping across faulty platforms much like Nathan Drake does in his series, and with much the same cinematic flair as well. The game even takes cues from its linear style to keep the action constantly flowing from the game's onset to its exciting finale four or five hours later. But, this is far from a simple Uncharted spin-off, because Hydrophobia's twist is flowing from the Queen of the World's breached hull: water.
Water is tough to master in game development and when the Dark Energy Digital team decided to make water the main element of their game, we wonder if they knew what they were about to step-off into. Three years of development time went into developing their HydroEngine alone, which allows them to model flowing water into the game dynamically, meaning water flows realistically depending on the environmental situations at hand, instead of using repeated animations like those we've become accustomed to. The astonishing end result is that the immense amount of water in the game behaves so realistically that it becomes just as much of a main character as Kate herself. What's even harder to imagine is that it all fits into a file smaller than 2GB.
So how does it all work when put together? Walking down a dark passageway in knee deep water, it behaves realistically as you move through it, but when you shoot a glass pane holding back water, a wall of the wet stuff comes rushing through, blasting you backwards and sucking you underwater with its strong current. As the water starts to level out you can get back on your feet and proceed forward once again, but at a slower pace now that the water is now deeper than before. Further into the game the currents can be used to drift burning oil and electricity to defeat thugs, but always remember that with dynamic water effects the water shifts randomly and can send the hazards back towards you instead.
The interaction between the water and the phobic Kate is a thing of tense beauty: Eerie cries from her childhood fill the senses as her lungs slowly lose oxygen during extended underwater sequences: water can be the enemy, but using it to defeat terrorists makes water valuable too. Seaming it all together fluidly as the game does so well is much like putting dark poetry into motion and is a rarity found in few other games, especially one in this genre.
While the water is the highlight, shooting elements work quite well here too. The one weapon in the game shoots a weak chargeable pulse shot once acquired, but eventually you'll gain multiple types of ammo to help you defeat your adversaries: timed explosives, rapid fire and semi-shot. All of these additional ammo types are limited, which will have you relying on the unlimited pulse rounds to set off environmental hazards to survive. There's also something else weapon-like in the game that's a blast to use, but we'll leave it to you to find out for yourselves as to not spoil the storyline.
The addition of PlayStation Move support is a welcome addition to the package and it has been implemented properly, but Dark Energy forgot one major thing: deadzones. Everything works well with Move — especially shooting — but the camera simply never stops moving. The game constantly transitions from vertical climbs to underwater dives; narrow passageways to multi-tiered shootouts, and when you can't keep the camera steady it becomes a constant fight to navigate through the game. Even worse is when the game's camera is quickly zoomed in behind Kate when she's thrown underwater by aggressive waves, starting a near uncontrollable spin cycle that nearly had us hurling from motion sickness. Thankfully, there's a user feedback system that's built into the game to give the developer feedback and seeing how they've worked so hard to improve nearly every aspect of the game, this could be fixed as well; but for now the DualShock 3 controller is our preferred way to play the game.
A few easy jumps were missed and a few other small glitches throughout our playtime crept up, but constant checkpoints keep frustrations at bay. Most enemies look the same and their AI isn't overly impressive either, which are all tell-tale signs that the game is indeed only a cheap downloadable title — especially to PlayStation Plus members seeing as it's free — but the fantastic visual and water effects coupled with the gory storyline means that someone obviously forgot to tell Dark Energy Digital that this wasn't supposed to be a AAA retail title. There's also an unlockable Challenge Room to the game, where you'll fight off numerous waves of terrorists to try and claim the high score on the online leaderboards, as well as tons of hidden items throughout the game that add bits and pieces of information to the game's back story for completionist.
Water is the essential element to life, but it can end life as well. Hydrophobia: Prophecy stands on the latter end of this spectrum, but brings water itself to life in the process. Despite a few minor flaws and weak Move implementation, this technically impressive action/adventure title is definitely a welcomed addition to the PSN library. Hydrophobia: Prophecy might have released the same day as Uncharted 3, but you'd be remiss to let this PSN Plus freebie become stagnant water in one of its caves.
KAPADO
Oh this is just terrible with the move, I need to give it time but if i ever beat the whole game it will be with the dualshock3. It looks OK an average ps2 game HDfied
@KAPADO Yeah man, I had to ditch the Move controller here too. But, it's a fun game as a whole though. The water physics are great for a $10 downloadable title.
1st Nov 2011, $7.99
2nd Nov 2011, £5.10


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10 Directors You Should Be Following On Twitter
Directors are People Too!
We all know that twitter creates a lot of noise, despite the fact you're limited to 140 characters, some people still manage to say more than they should. However, sometimes, there are people worth following and fortunately for us, the TV and film industry has a lot of those people. Twitter is an amazing place to gain insight into the workings of life as a director. So if you want to learn about what directors do, you should follow these accounts.
Nash Edgerton is an Australian director turned stunt man. He started making films in 1996 and quickly amassed a decent following, his short films 'Spiders' from 2007 and 'Bear' from 2011 are particular favorites of ours. Now, Nash Edgerton is a stunt man for the likes of American Ultra and The Wolverine, not too shabby. We're hoping he continues to make some more shorts alongside his stunt man duties.
Do yourself and Steven Avery a favor and watch MAKING A MURDERER on Netflix. Utterly compelling and infuriating. https://t.co/DAworXUGqQ
— Nash Edgerton (@nashedgerton) December 27, 2015
Graham Linehan
Graham Linehan is probably more widely know for his superb writing than directing, he has written Father Ted, Black Books and the The IT Crowd, to name a few. The comedies he has written and directed are so ingrained in British studio sitcoms that it's hard to talk about any sitcom, without eventually arriving at the name, Linehan. Which is fine by us, anyone who can direct a sitcom to these standards probably deserves the odd mention…and a follow.
DE NIRO'S AGENT: He'll do it. MARKETING GUY: So, the idea is– DE NIRO'S AGENT: I fuckin' said he'd do it! pic.twitter.com/bkghIv6I2F
— Graham Linehan (@Glinner) January 21, 2016
Possibly the politest man on twitter, David Lynch starts most tweets with "Dear Twitter Friends" which is just delightful, I think you'll agree. Lynch is clearly going to be on most of these kinds of lists as he is a well known and respected director, for good reason too. The director is best know for his surreal cinematic style from Twin Peaks (which is coming back!), Mullohond Drive, The Elephant Man etc. Another great director sharing director things.
Dear Twitter Friends, the rumors are not what they seem ….. It is !!! Happening again. #TwinPeaks returns on @SHO_Network
— David Lynch (@DAVID_LYNCH) May 16, 2015
Another director that comes from British TV, we've been a huge fan's of Edgar Wright since Big Train and Spaced. Little did we know the upward trend of his career would take him to direct (and write) some great films. Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and The World's End make up The Cornetto trilogy, three instant British classics that are superb examples of how to direct comedy. Follow him on twitter and you might catch a glimpse of a set or a script he's working on. Maybe.
Morning… pic.twitter.com/GTNJu6RoFD
— edgarwright (@edgarwright) January 1, 2016
Ron Howard started out his career as an actor, most notably for appearing in Happy Days, ehhhhh, no, not that guy. He even appeared in George Lucas's second film American Graffiti, how about that for pub quiz trivia? Ron Howard is now more known as a successful director and rightfully so. Cocoon, Backdraft, Rush, Made in America and more, so if you want to follow directors on twitter then it'd be silly of you not to follow him, he's very active and shares some insightful knowledge for directors.
print color timing and balance for #InfernoMovie with #FelicityJones & @tomhanks Both give strong performances pic.twitter.com/1TBqXQy60x
— Ron Howard (@RealRonHoward) January 15, 2016
Jason Winer
A director best known for his work on US sitcoms, like Modern Family, New Girl, Arthur, Don't Trust The B in Apt 23, 1600 Penn, The Crazy Ones, and now Life in Pieces. As you can see, Jason is fairly well practiced in the art of directing a sitcom and he's a busy guy! So you can imagine what kind of things he'll be sharing on twitter…cats, of course. It's not really cats, why would he be on this list if it was cats? He's a director you should be following on twitter, especially if you want direct cats, I mean sitcoms.
Improving the lives of asthmatic nerds throughout the universe! pic.twitter.com/vCHdzTbUGJ
— Jason Winer (@JasonWiner) December 23, 2015
He's a serial re-tweeter, so be warned this won't be a 100% original account to learn about directing, but it will give you a small insight into the mind of one of the most unique directors around. Do you remember Requiem for a Dream? The film that shattered your soul for a good few days? That film manages to do something to people, to really make then dig deep and think about…stuff. Since then, he has directed more dark and twisted tales, like Black Swan.
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Now here's a name you surely would have expected to see on this list. Spike Lee is a director, writer, actor and he owns a production company that creates a lot of movies. 25th Hour, Inside Man and Oldboy are just a few of his huge back catalog of films, which you should absolutely check out if you're serious about being a director, why would you be here otherwise? Window shopping? Carry on. Spike Lee is a very busy man and he usually shares with us what it is that he's busy with.
What A Blessing To Have Denzel Washington,Samuel L. Jackson And Wesley Snipes Present Me Last Night… https://t.co/tLw2YY0pLl
— Spike Lee (@SpikeLee) November 15, 2015
Rian Johnson is on this list because he typifies what can happen if you work hard. He makes it look simple. After winning the Special Jury Prize for Originality of Vision at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival with his debut feature film, Brick, Rian Johnson has gone from strength to strength as a director. Next up was The Brothers Bloom, then Looper and then over to AMC to direct a few episodes of Breaking Bad, before agreeing to direct Star Wars Episode VIII. That's not a bad CV at all really.
Weird thing I hate: in promos about the magic of movies when they cut to folks sitting in a theater eating popcorn & reacting to the screen.
— Rian Johnson (@rianjohnson) January 6, 2016
What list like this would really be complete without this man. The man who churns out more podcasts with stories upon stories about life and film than anyone else on the internet. Seriously, go and listen to his podcasts, they're great and so is his twitter. Kevin Smith is a sharing man, he has created some of the biggest cult classics in modern history and continues to make more, with his recent film, Tusk, he's either a genius at directing films, or a genius at getting people to give him money to make films. Either way, he's worth a follow.
Making modern media! #Hollyweed pic.twitter.com/djRvyn36my
— KevinSmith (@ThatKevinSmith) January 17, 2016
Let's wrap it up!
That's ten excellent accounts for you to follow on twitter to learn about directing and to study directors. Of course, there are far more directors out there worth following so we've created a list you can follow along with which we'll be adding to each day, so keep checking back!
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Q: Java Streams - group by two criteria summing result I have a list of Orders I should group by two criteria.
Order_Id| Customer |    Date    | Amount |
   1    | "Sam"    | 2019-03-21 | 100    |
   2    | "Nick"   | 2019-03-21 | 102    |
   3    | "Dan"    | 2019-03-21 | 300    |
   4    | "Sam"    | 2019-04-21 | 400    |
   5    | "Jenny"  | 2019-04-21 | 220    |
   6    | "Jenny"  | 2019-04-12 | 330    |

Top buyer for each month by summed amount should be found, for current example:
{
  MARCH: { customer='Dan', amount=300 },
  APRIL: { customer='Jenny', amount=550 }
}

There is a solution I was able to find:
public class Main {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        List<Order> orders = List.of(
                new Order(1L, "Sam", LocalDate.of(2019, 3, 21), 100L),
                new Order(2L, "Nick", LocalDate.of(2019, 3, 21), 102L),
                new Order(3L, "Dan", LocalDate.of(2019, 3, 21), 300L),
                new Order(4L, "Sam", LocalDate.of(2019, 4, 21), 400L),
                new Order(5L, "Jenny", LocalDate.of(2019, 4, 21), 220L),
                new Order(6L, "Jenny", LocalDate.of(2019, 4, 12), 330L)
        );

        solution1(orders);
    }

    private static void solution1(List<Order> orders) {
        final Map<Month, Map<String, Long>> buyersSummed = new HashMap<>();

        for (Order order : orders) {
            Map<String, Long> customerAmountMap = buyersSummed.computeIfAbsent(order.getOrderMonth(), mapping -> new HashMap<>());
            customerAmountMap.putIfAbsent(order.getCustomer(), 0L);
            Long customerAmount = customerAmountMap.get(order.getCustomer());
            customerAmountMap.put(order.getCustomer(), customerAmount + order.getAmount());
        }

        final Map<Month, BuyerDetails> topBuyers = buyersSummed.entrySet().stream()
                .collect(
                        toMap(Entry::getKey, customerAmountEntry -> customerAmountEntry.getValue().entrySet().stream()
                                .map(entry -> new BuyerDetails(entry.getKey(), entry.getValue()))
                                .max(Comparator.comparingLong(BuyerDetails::getAmount)).orElseThrow())
                );

        System.out.println(topBuyers);
    }

}

The data model I used:
class BuyerDetails {
    String customer;
    Long amount;

    public BuyerDetails(String customer, Long amount) {
        this.customer = customer;
        this.amount = amount;
    }

    public String getCustomer() {
        return customer;
    }

    public Long getAmount() {
        return amount;
    }

}

class Order {

    Long id;
    String customer;
    LocalDate orderDate;
    Long amount;

    public Order(Long id, String customer, LocalDate orderDate, Long amount) {
        this.id = id;
        this.customer = customer;
        this.orderDate = orderDate;
        this.amount = amount;
    }

    public Long getId() {
        return id;
    }

    public String getCustomer() {
        return customer;
    }

    public LocalDate getOrderDate() {
        return orderDate;
    }

    public Month getOrderMonth() {
        return getOrderDate().getMonth();
    }

    public Long getAmount() {
        return amount;
    }
}

The question:
Is there any way to solve the task above in one stream?

A:
Is there any way to solve the task above in one stream?

It depends on what you mean by "in one stream".  You want to perform a reduction operation that is probably best characterized as a composite of a sequence of reductions:

*

*group the orders by month

*within each monthly group, aggregate the orders for each customer to yield a total amount

*among each monthly group of per-customer aggregate results, choose the one with the greatest amount (note: not well defined in the case of ties)

From the perspective of the Stream API, performing any one of those individual reductions on a stream is a terminal operation on that stream.  You can process the result with a new stream, even chaining that together syntactically, but although that might take the syntactic form of a single chain of method invocations, it would not constitute all operations happening on a single stream.
You could also create a single Collector (or the components of one) so that you get the result directly by collecting the stream of your input elements, but internally, that collector would still need to perform the individual reductions, either by internally creating and consuming additional streams, or by performing the same tasks via non-stream APIs.  If you count those internal operations then again, no, it would not constitute performing operations on a single stream.  (But if you don't consider those internal reductions, then yes, this does it all on one stream.)

A: Try using groupingBy, summingLong and comparingLong like as shown below
Map<Month, BuyerDetails> topBuyers = orders.stream()
    .collect(Collectors.groupingBy(Order::getOrderMonth,
             Collectors.groupingBy(Order::getCustomer,
             Collectors.summingLong(Order::getAmount))))
    .entrySet().stream()
    .collect(Collectors.toMap(Map.Entry::getKey,
             order -> order.getValue().entrySet().stream()
            .max(Comparator.comparingLong(Map.Entry::getValue))
            .map(cust -> new BuyerDetails(cust.getKey(), cust.getValue())).get()));

Output
{
  "MARCH": { "customer": "Dan", "amount": 300 },
  "APRIL": { "customer": "Jenny", "amount": 550 }
}

A: It has a nested stream, so it is not one stream and it returns Map<String, Optional<BuyerDetails>>.

orders.stream()
        .collect(
            Collectors.groupingBy(Order::getOrderMonth,
                Collectors.collectingAndThen(
                        Collectors.groupingBy(
                                Order::getCustomer,
                                Collectors.summarizingLong(Order::getAmount)
                        ),
                        e -> e.entrySet()
                                .stream()
                                .map(entry -> new BuyerDetails(entry.getKey(), entry.getValue().getSum()))
                                .max(Comparator.comparingLong(BuyerDetails::getAmount))
                )
            )
        )

so there 3 steps:

*

*Group by month Collectors.groupingBy(Order::getOrderMonth,

*Group by customer name and summing total order amount Collectors.groupingBy(Order::getCustomer, Collectors.summarizingLong( Order::getAmount))

*filtering intermediate result and leaving only customers with maximum amount max(Comparator.comparingLong(BuyerDetails::getAmount))
output is
{
  APRIL = Optional [ BuyerDetails { customer = 'Jenny', amount = 550 } ],
  MARCH = Optional [ BuyerDetails { customer = 'Dan', amount = 300 } ]
}

I am curious as well if this can be done without additional stream.

A: Alright, here we go! The following code will get you what you want, with exactly 1 call to stream():
Map<Month, BuyerDetails> grouped = orders.stream().collect(
  Collectors.groupingBy(Order::getOrderMonth,
    Collectors.collectingAndThen(
      Collectors.groupingBy(Order::getCustomer,
        Collectors.summingLong(Order::getAmount)
      ),
      ((Function<Map<String,Long>, Map.Entry<String,Long>>)
        map -> Collections.max(
          map.entrySet(), Comparator.comparingLong(Map.Entry::getValue)
        )
      ).andThen(
        e -> new BuyerDetails(e.getKey(),e.getValue())
      )
    )
  )
);
System.out.println(grouped);

Output:

{MARCH={ customer='Dan', amount=300 }, APRIL={ customer='Jenny', amount=550 }}

Now, this is a bit of a doozy, so let's go through it line by line to see what's happening:
Map<Month, BuyerDetails> grouped = orders.stream().collect(

First, we stream the orders we have,
  Collectors.groupingBy(Order::getOrderMonth,

grouping by the month, we find:
    Collectors.collectingAndThen(
      Collectors.groupingBy(Order::getCustomer,

each Customer and
        Collectors.summingLong(Order::getAmount)
      ),

their total orders within the month.
      ((Function<Map<String,Long>, Map.Entry<String,Long>>)

(We cast to Function, so we can use methods like andThen on the lambda function we define)
        map -> Collections.max(
          map.entrySet(), Comparator.comparingLong(Map.Entry::getValue)
        )

For each month, we find the Customer with maximal order sum.
      ).andThen(

Then, we
        e -> new BuyerDetails(e.getKey(),e.getValue())

create a new buyer detail for said customer
      )
    )
  )
);

and collect all Month/BuyerDetail pairs.
System.out.println(grouped);

Finally, we print the created data structure.

A: My approach (3 streams):
private static void solution1(List<Order> orders) {
        final Map<Month, BuyerDetails> topBuyers = orders.stream().collect(
                Collectors.groupingBy(order -> order.getCustomer() + "$" + order.getOrderDate().getYear() + "." +
                                order.getOrderMonth(),
                        Collectors.reducing((ord1, ord2) -> {
                            ord1.setAmount(ord1.getAmount() + ord2.getAmount());
                            return ord1;
                        }))).values().stream()
                .collect(Collectors.groupingBy(order -> order.get().getOrderMonth(),
                        maxBy(Comparator.comparing(order -> order.get().getAmount())))).values().stream()
                .collect(
                        toMap((key) -> key.get().get().getOrderMonth(),
                                key -> new BuyerDetails(key.get().get().getCustomer(), key.get().get().getAmount())
                        )
                );
    }

A: This can't be done with single stream since both sum and max are terminal operations and they can't be applied to same stream.
Better split this into two operations
Map<Month, Map<String, Long>> sumsByMonth = orders.stream().collect(
        Collectors.groupingBy(
            Order::getOrderMonth,
            Collectors.groupingBy(
                    Order::getCustomer,
                    Collectors.mapping(
                            Order::getAmount,
                            Collectors.reducing(0L, a -> a, (a1, a2) -> a1 + a2)
                    )
            )
        )
);

Map<Month, BuyerDetails> topBuyers = sumsByMonth.entrySet().stream().collect(
        Collectors.toMap(
                Map.Entry::getKey,
                sums -> sums.getValue().entrySet().stream()
                        .max(Comparator.comparingLong(Map.Entry::getValue))
                        .map(e -> new BuyerDetails(e.getKey(), e.getValue()))
                        .get()
       )
);

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Q: Django REST - JSON gets returned with backslashes (serilized mutpiple times?) I have defined the following function in the backend for getting JSON responses
def create(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
    import requests
    import json
    url = request.POST.get('url')
    r = requests.get(url)
    return Response(json.loads(r.content.decode('utf-8')))

*

*It works perfectly when used outside of a django view (if i remove all the function arguments and pass in a url)

*This is the  output  when sending a sample request to the  Twitter API
{
    "url": "https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1285830270709403648",
    "author_name": "Elon Musk",
    "author_url": "https://twitter.com/elonmusk",
    "html": "

You don't have a soul, you are a soul
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 22, 2020
\n\n",
    "width": 550,
    "height": null,
    "type": "rich",
    "cache_age": "3153600000",
    "provider_name": "Twitter",
    "provider_url": "https://twitter.com",
    "version": "1.0"
}

*

*No only do the strings get wrapped in double quotes  \ \  but also arguments like  \n , blockquote  are kept in the response

I know it has something to do with the response beeing serialized multiple times but I can't find exactly when this happens

*

*Slightly Modifying the response to return the raw data returns this

return Response({
    "json_serialized" : json.loads(r.content.decode('utf-8')),
    "raw_content" : r.content.decode('utf-8')
})

Here is the output
{
    "json_serialized": {
        "url": "https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1285830270709403648",
        "author_name": "Elon Musk",
        "author_url": "https://twitter.com/elonmusk",
        "html": "

You don't have a soul, you are a soul
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 22, 2020
\n\n",
        "width": 550,
        "height": null,
        "type": "rich",
        "cache_age": "3153600000",
        "provider_name": "Twitter",
        "provider_url": "https://twitter.com",
        "version": "1.0"
    },
    "raw_content": "{\"url\":\"https:\\/\\/twitter.com\\/elonmusk\\/status\\/1285830270709403648\",\"author_name\":\"Elon Musk\",\"author_url\":\"https:\\/\\/twitter.com\\/elonmusk\",\"html\":\"\\u003Cblockquote class=\\\"twitter-tweet\\\"\\u003E\\u003Cp lang=\\\"en\\\" dir=\\\"ltr\\\"\\u003EYou don't have a soul, you are a soul\\u003C\\/p\\u003E— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) \\u003Ca href=\\\"https:\\/\\/twitter.com\\/elonmusk\\/status\\/1285830270709403648?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw\\\"\\u003EJuly 22, 2020\\u003C\\/a\\u003E\\u003C\\/blockquote\\u003E\\n\\u003Cscript async src=\\\"https:\\/\\/platform.twitter.com\\/widgets.js\\\" charset=\\\"utf-8\\\"\\u003E\\u003C\\/script\\u003E\\n\",\"width\":550,\"height\":null,\"type\":\"rich\",\"cache_age\":\"3153600000\",\"provider_name\":\"Twitter\",\"provider_url\":\"https:\\/\\/twitter.com\",\"version\":\"1.0\"}"
}

- The first one is the same of course,

*

* This is not a problem with the Twitter API
The same happens with any json response

 Here is an example with the  Facebook API
{
    "json_serialized": {
        "author_name": "Unboxholics",
        "author_url": "https://www.facebook.com/Unboxholics/",
        "provider_url": "https://www.facebook.com",
        "provider_name": "Facebook",
        "success": true,
        "height": null,
        "html": "

\n

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        "type": "rich",
        "version": "1.0",
        "url": "https://www.facebook.com/Unboxholics/photos/a.647580348625155/3017945248255308/?type=3",
        "width": 552
    },
    "raw_content": "{\"author_name\":\"Unboxholics\",\"author_url\":\"https://www.facebook.com/Unboxholics/\",\"provider_url\":\"https://www.facebook.com\",\"provider_name\":\"Facebook\",\"success\":true,\"height\":null,\"html\":\"\\u003Cdiv id=\\\"fb-root\\\">\\u003C/div>\\n\\u003Cscript async=\\\"1\\\" defer=\\\"1\\\" crossorigin=\\\"anonymous\\\" src=\\\"https://connect.facebook.net/el_GR/sdk.js#xfbml=1&version=v7.0\\\" nonce=\\\"OAmlb4oU\\\">\\u003C/script>\\u003Cdiv class=\\\"fb-post\\\" data-href=\\\"https://www.facebook.com/Unboxholics/photos/a.647580348625155/3017945248255308/?type=3\\\" data-width=\\\"552\\\">\\u003Cblockquote cite=\\\"https://www.facebook.com/Unboxholics/photos/a.647580348625155/3017945248255308/?type=3\\\" class=\\\"fb-xfbml-parse-ignore\\\">\\u003Cp>\\ud83e\\udd188 \\u03a7\\u03a1\\u039f\\u039d\\u0399\\u0391 UNBOXHOLICS\\ud83c\\udf82\\n\\u03a3\\u03ae\\u03bc\\u03b5\\u03c1\\u03b1 \\u03b3\\u03b9\\u03bf\\u03c1\\u03c4\\u03ac\\u03b6\\u03bf\\u03c5\\u03bd \\u03c4\\u03b1 \\u03ba\\u03c9\\u03bb\\u03cc\\u03bc\\u03c0\\u03bf\\u03c5\\u03c1\\u03b1! \\u03a3\\u03ae\\u03bc\\u03b5\\u03c1\\u03b1 \\u03b3\\u03b9\\u03bf\\u03c1\\u03c4\\u03ac\\u03b6\\u03bf\\u03c5\\u03bc\\u03b5 \\u03bc\\u03b1\\u03b6\\u03af \\u03b1\\u03c5\\u03c4\\u03ae\\u03bd \\u03c4\\u03b7\\u03bd \\u03b7\\u03bc\\u03ad\\u03c1\\u03b1! \\u03a3\\u03b1\\u03c2 \\u03b5\\u03c5\\u03c7\\u03b1\\u03c1\\u03b9\\u03c3\\u03c4\\u03bf\\u03cd\\u03bc\\u03b5 \\u03b1\\u03c0\\u03cc...\\u003C/p>\\u0394\\u03b7\\u03bc\\u03bf\\u03c3\\u03b9\\u03b5\\u03cd\\u03c4\\u03b7\\u03ba\\u03b5 \\u03b1\\u03c0\\u03cc \\u003Ca href=\\\"https://www.facebook.com/Unboxholics/\\\">Unboxholics\\u003C/a> \\u03c3\\u03c4\\u03b9\\u03c2 \\u003Ca href=\\\"https://www.facebook.com/Unboxholics/photos/a.647580348625155/3017945248255308/?type=3\\\">\\u03a4\\u03b5\\u03c4\\u03ac\\u03c1\\u03c4\\u03b7, 22 \\u0399\\u03bf\\u03c5\\u03bb\\u03af\\u03bf\\u03c5 2020\\u003C/a>\\u003C/blockquote>\\u003C/div>\",\"type\":\"rich\",\"version\":\"1.0\",\"url\":\"https://www.facebook.com/Unboxholics/photos/a.647580348625155/3017945248255308/?type=3\",\"width\":552}"
}

A: It's not an issue of DRF. It's a very common issue when deserializing JSON data.
The simplest way is to make your own deserializing method using json.loads method.
For example,
def deserialize(data: str) -> Any:
    return json.loads(data).replace('\\"', '\"').replace('\\n', '\n')

There are many articles and answers about this. See Python: json.loads chokes on escapes for more detailed answer.


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Pompeo Thanks Bahrain for Protecting American Soldiers on Its Territories
Bahrain Mirror: The United States' Secretary of State, Michael Pompeo, thanked on (Saturday, January 4, 2019) Bahraini Crown Prince, Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, for protecting the American soldiers in his country.
Bahrain News Agency said that the Crown Prince received a call from Pompeo.
During the call, the long-standing strategic relationship between the Kingdom of Bahrain and the United States of America was discussed, in addition to ongoing efforts to preserve stability in the region.
The call also touched upon recent developments in the region and stressed the importance of maintaining peace and security.
Pompeo noted in tweet that he underscored with Bahraini Crown Prince the importance of countering Iran's threats in the region.
"I thanked him for his partnership in protecting American personnel and facilities in Bahrain," he tweeted.
The call came in the wake of Washington's assassination of Iranian Quds Force commander Qasem Soleimani and others in Baghdad.


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Caistor Church project celebrated at special service
Bishop of Grimsby and Holly Cook EMN-190115-173607001
Published: 08:22 Sunday 27 January 2019
The completion of Caistor Church's "Preserving – Sharing – Understanding" project was celebrated at a special service.
A large congregation gathered in the parish church for the service, including the Mayor and Mayoress of Caistor, Alan and Gill Somerscales; the Bishop of Grimsby, the Rt Rev David Court, and Carl Andrews of Soul Architects, the project's supervising architect.
Also present was Holly Cook, who was involved in the conservation of the church's 'Gad Whip' while studying at the University of Lincoln.
Holly was able to speak to people about the work done on this piece of history, which has now been returned to the church.
In his sermon, the Bishop of Grimsby emphasised the importance of church buildings in the community as a place of spiritual refreshment and growth.
He also thanked all involved with ensuring the church is available for present and future generations.
The church's project was part funded through a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF).
Caistor vicar, Canon Ian Robinson said: "We are thankful, not only to the HLF but to the other donors who contributed to the project and especially to the individuals from Caistor who have been very generous in their support."
Canon Robinson also expressed his thanks to staff from the Diocese of Lincoln - Dr Matthew Godfrey, Fran Bell and Ben Stoker - for their advice and help.
The church now also has a new website, which features news items and a gallery of photographs of the town and church.There is also a virtual tour of the church.
To find out more, visit www.caistorparishchurch.co.uk .
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Regarding the 1901 and 1911 Census for Ireland.
The 'Mullet Peninsula' Was divided into THREE D.E.Ds. (District Electoral Division) Binghamstown North and Binghamstown South. And Belmullet. Belmullet DED had the following Townlands From within the 'Mullet': Aghaglasheen, Ballyglass, Bartrauve, Corlough, Tallagh. Gorthanedan. Glenlara, Knocknalina,Knocknalina, Knockshanbo, Moynahan, Pollacappul, Shanaghy, Tallagh. It also had All of the Town of Belmullet, And the Townlands Atticonaun, & Toorglass, for the 1901 & 1911 Census. The 'Mullet' NOW Has Two DEDs Binghamstown North and Binghamstown South. for the census.


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What is your company's mission? When I teach my BLOOM Growth Formula around the country, I usually kick off each training session by asking one of the course participants to read the organization's Mission Statement. Then, we go around the room to share our own thoughts on these words and how they impact our own daily actions, interactions, and routines. It's a wonderful exercise that reminds everyone that what we do and what we say should always tie back to our mission and deliver on our brand promise.
What are the benefits and features of your products or services? Another exercise that I like to do when I present the BLOOM Growth Formula at an organization is to ask participants what they are selling? Before I allow them to answer, I ask them to close their eyes and to then imagine this: they are with their family or with other loved ones and the day is winding down. They've experience everything from A to Z. They are exiting the attraction. Then I ask them What's going through your mind? How are you feeling? Most often, they respond with happy, satisfied, and fulfilled. Then, I ask them again, what do you really believe that we are selling? Their answers--family time, togetherness, and memories--go hand-in-hand with fulfilling our brand-promise.
What do your current and future guests already think of your attraction? Good or bad, guest perception is reality. Maybe there has been some bad PR in the past. Sometimes, we find ourselves recovering from and reacting to incidents in the world around us. In the zoo and aquarium world, everyone has been watching intently as events continue to unfold at the SeaWorld parks. Facing declining attendance and bad publicity surrounding the treatment of their killer whales, the organization recently announced that it will not only end its killer whale shows but also the entire breeding program. Once the iconic centerpiece attraction at all SeaWorld parks, it seems that the entire face of SeaWorld's mission and brand will need to change. The jury is still out on whether or not these changes will alter public perception and improve attendance. Public perception is critical to building and maintaining a strong brand.
What qualities do you want them to associate with your company? Two popular resort destinations sit just North of my home in Florida - Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando Resort. Each has its own qualities that people directly associate. For example, people always rate Disney as one of the best service providers in the world. Disney World is also viewed as great for younger kids because of the family friendly attractions and experiences. In contrast, Universal Orlando is more favorable to older kids in their tweens and teens because the rides are more thrilling and even scarier. Neither set of qualities is bad or undesirable so long as they fit with the organization's mission and values.
Defining your attraction's brand identity can be an in-depth, uncomfortable process. You need to understand specifically who your guests are and what you plan to offer. Do your research and involve others. Get out into your park or attraction and talk with your guests. Share your mission and ask your guests if they believe you are delivering on your promise.


Regina Spektor's defense of God. This is more somber than my usual posts, but it represents a useful perspective. Be grateful today.
Song of the Day: Girl you look amazing!
For all the women I know. Enjoy!
This is a different approach to protest music. Michele Thomas' 'Messenger' album was released in September 2012 and Stevie Wonder is featured. I like the "Big Brother" cut because it's remarkably bubbly, given the subject matter.
Feeling like some retro? Here's a really good cover of a 1941 Billie Holliday classic, performed by the group Circe Link.
Country Joe & the Fish - "St. Tropez"
If I were a musician from the late 60s/early 70s, I would have wanted to be Country Joe McDonald. His Vietnam War protest songs were raw and powerful, but also witty and fun.
I really like this song from his 'Paris Sessions' album (released 1973). It also appears in the album "Best of Country Joe", which was released more recently.
New folk and country artist Chase Gassaway released the album 'Certain Circles' just a month ago. The cut "Feeling Good" is a good song for starting your day. Enjoy.
I found the Playlist "Hangout Music Mixtape 2014" on NoiseTrade.com. The whole compilation is worth a listen, but there were a couple of standout new artists.
My favorite cut was "Storms And Hurricanes" by Animal Liberation Orchestra. It's all about the resilience of love. Check it out.


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Les Miserables Review Crew Experience
Do you see the people Tweet?
We all know (or should know) the classic tale of Les Misérables by Victor Hugo. A fugitive name Jean Valjean desperately tries to escape his criminal past, while fighting his way to keep undercover during a revolutionary period in France. The audience watches as lovers Cosette and Marius bloom their affection for one another, and Eponine struggles to keep her true feeling of love for Marius under wraps. It's a classic tale, but for the 25th anniversary of the performance the AT&T Performing Arts Center here in Dallas is going social. The AT&T PAC and Winspear Opera House created the 'Review Crew' earlier this year and Jencey Hirunrusme has been at the helm since. Essentially I was chosen to be the Twitter face of the opera house during the Lexus Broadway Series performance of Les Misérables. For every show this season they will select 4 participants to fill this duty. So without further adieu, here is my experience!
After arriving to the Winspear Opera House for the opening night of Les Misérables, I met with Jencey from the AT&T PAC marketing team who brought the team of 'tweeters' into the house of the Winspear to take a behind the scenes look between Fantine and a working girl. How cool! Then we did our before show interviews. The before and after interviews are an integral part of the 'Review Crew' as it captured our true reaction and anticipation in regards to Les Miz. Jencey then swept us up to the "Tweet Suite", a bird's eye box suite with the best views of the action, where we had a chance to really get a feel for the house and stage. When the lights dimmed, our phones lit up. The 'Review Crew' used Twitter to live-tweet and reply to a flurry of incoming questions and reactions. It was like no other experience to be able to provide a play by play from song lyrics to our own personal opinions of the storyline and its characters. Other outside participants using our designated hash-tags craved up to the minute reports on how we thought the set looked, actors voices sounded and general thoughts on what we were seeing. It was incredible to see how the AT&T PAC is utilizing an amazing resource like social media. Now that was fine and dandy, but it got much better. During intermission, I was told that we had been given seats in the house…5th row orchestra seats. As we rushed down the beautifully constructed stairs of the Winspear in the spirit of Valjean, we found ourselves up close and personal to stage and when "Do you hear the people sing" was performed I found myself in awe with chills because of the beautiful acoustics that the Winspear provides.
My experience with the AT&T PAC 'Review Crew' was unbelievable. The classic tale of Les Mis has forever been captured on stage and also on Twitter. I encourage everyone to get out and see a show at the AT&T PAC soon! Just make sure you tweet about it! Thank you so much to Jencey, the AT&T PAC 'Review Crew' and Winspear Opera house for letting me tweet "One Day More".
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Сака́ево — село в Шокшинском сельском поселении Теньгушевского района Республики Мордовия, в 8 километрах от районного центра (село Теньгушево).

Название села происходит от дохристианского мордовского имени Сокай. В письменных источниках Сакаево впервые упоминается в XVII веке как Сокаевский починок.

Уроженец села Сакаева З. Н. Чернов был часовым у квартиры В. И. Ленина.

Расположено в 8 км от районного центра и 103 км от железнодорожной станции Потьма. Название-антропоним: от мордовского дохристианского имени Сокай. В 17 в. — Починок Сокаев, Сокаевский Починок. Упоминается в «Окладной книге новоприбылым мордовским дворам Кадомского уезда» (1630). Население в 1779 г. — 388 чел. В «Списке населённых мест Тамбовской губернии» (1866) Сакаево — деревня казённая из 165 дворов (1 152 чел.) Темниковского уезда, с 4 мельницами. В конце 19 в. построена деревянная церковь. Многие крестьяне занимались отхожими промыслами. За участие жителей в революциях 1917 г. и Гражданской войне 1918—1920 гг. село называли Красное Сакаево. В 1930 г. в Сакаеве было 400 дворов (2 040 чел.). В 1929 г. был организован колхоз «Наш путь», затем «Ленинэнь кинанга» («По ленинскому пути»), с 1963 г. — бригада колхоза «Куликовский», с 1967 г. — им. Ленина (центральная усадьба в с. Куликове), с 1981 г. — колхоз «Красное Знамя», с 1992 г. — СХП «Сакаевское», с 1998 г. — К(Ф)Х П. В. Гарьянова, с 2003 г. — В. П. Пузыркина. В современном селе — основная школа, библиотека, Дом культуры, медпункт, отделение связи, магазин; памятник-обелиск воинам, погибшим в Великой Отечественной войне. Уроженец Сакаева З. Н. Чернов учился на Кремлёвских пулемётных курсах, был часовым у квартиры В. И. Ленина. В Сакаевскую сельскую администрацию входит д. Сакаевский Майдан (59 чел.; здесь жили участник Гражданской войны, награждённый орденом Красного Знамени, организатор и 1-й председатель местного колхоза «Путь к социализму» И. Д. Малышев, заслуженного учителя МАССР А. Д. Чубукова).

С 2004 по 2009 год являлось административным центром Сакаевского сельского поселения.

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 Энциклопедия Мордовия, И. П. Ениватов, В. Н. Шитов.

Населённые пункты Теньгушевского района

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My parents and grandparents were over for a family dinner last weekend (my Mom's birthday). After dinner everyone gathered in my studio to have a peek at some of the projects I've been working on. It had been a while since they had been in my studio, and, since we only moved in to our home 5 months ago it had changed greatly since their last inspection! After checking out all of the customising I have done, my dad said it was high time for a studio photo shoot to share my space with you on the blog. So here it is!
My studio space is really the reason we decided to buy the house (Matt and I joke when we say this but it is at least partially true). It is a nicely converted garage with gabled ceilings, two huge windows and LOADS of lighting options.
When we first moved in, Matt's mom and dad devoted a weekend of their time to paint the studio with us. Matt's mom was still painting the trim when Matt, his Dad, and I enthusiastically moved everything in to the room. I was eager to start using my space!
I set up my sewing machines in front of the window so that I have the best natural light (and a view of the kids playing on the cul de sac) while I sew.
My most used work area is my big oak desk. It is a beat up old provincial government desk that Matt and I purchased when we lived in Victoria and have lugged along with every move since! It's a bit of a beast but I really love having such a huge work surface (it is usually covered with all sorts of paperwork).
My seat cushion features a lovely little bit of embroidery that I made using one of my friend Sarah's gorgeous bug themed embroidery patterns. She just released a bunch of Christmas themed embroidery patterns that would make gorgeous ornaments and a great project to work on while sitting by the fire. She also has a vintage sewing machine pattern – I definitely need to add that one to my studio decor.
All of the smaller items that I stock in the shop are sorted on large barn-wood shelves throughout the studio.
The barn wood is salvaged from an old horse stall that we pulled down while house sitting last year. The building was no longer structurally sound but, once dried out, some of the wood was in decent shape.
It's pretty tough to find such wide, long and beautiful solid wood boards these days! I feel lucky to have these. They are very practical for me (I like open storage) and they are full of character.
I've affixed my most used bobbins to the underside of one of the shelves using a couple of magnetic strips. They are directly above my thread rack so it is easy to keep track of matching colors.
My yarn is stored in three massive baskets that I sewed using the canvas, strapping and screen prints that we include in our Carry-All Bag Making Kit.
I used this great tutorial to create these…but increased the dimensions by A LOT to make massive versions.
I found a male dress form (pinnable!) at a second hand consignment shop a few months ago and was over the moon about it as I have been longing for one ever since I left behind the great mannequins available at design school.
The mannequin didn't have a stand…but…I mentioned my desire for a stand to my parents while they were admiring the studio and, low and behold, I now have one! Just two days ago, my Dad dropped by with one that he made for me!
He re-purposed the disk brake from an old vehicle, painted it with left over spray paint from another old vehicle, lathe turned a beautiful wooden base out of a scrap of wood, used a stainless pole and mount from the sailboat that he recently refitted to sail to Hawaii, and rigged up a system to fit it to the mannequin's empty attachment point! My dad is the best sort of Renaissance man :D.
I would be remiss to give you a studio tour without showing you my studio companion and his favourite place to hang out!
Luki may look serene here but in reality he is quivering with excitement while neighbourhood cat-watching.
Needless to say, my timid little cat, Jasmine, does not share office hours with Luki. Even though she can easily boss him around, she generally likes to avoid him and prefers to come to work in the evening and night (she blooms at night, just like the Jasmine flower). She likes to help me sew by sitting on my fabric (classic).
She loves the corner of the studio I've devoted to her – it is complete with a great viewpoint, a selection of feathers, and a stash of homegrown catnip.
I hope you found this peek into the Thread Theory studio interesting! Time for me to get back to work!
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