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I recently did hair for a fall fashion spread in La Mode Dallas Magazine. This is my second editorial with the magazine and it is always an honor.
As I've learned with Editorial styling, you never know exactly what to expect. Its always a challenge when the very first time you've seen the models or their hair is an hour before the shots are being taken, but hey, that's half the fun!!
This was especially true for this shoot. I started with a vision and a style for each of the models in the comfort of a styling area complete with electricity and styling tools. Then we made a move to our location: White Rock lake, with no electricity, and only hairspray, bobby pins, and a "little wonder" teasing brush in tow.
As soon as we hit the location for the first shot, the skies opened up and rained on all of us and on my models hair. My improvisation skills sprung into action, I added a few braids, and got to teasing with my little wonder!
Surprisingly, the rain did the hair good, it gave it a " textured, messy" look that was actually perfect for the spread. The styling, cloudy background, and undone "done" hair made the perfect combination.
You can check out the finished results below, I literally scanned the magazine into my computer so apologies for the super defined page breaks.

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- It's important to keep a close eye on your heat gauge whenever casting, with the exception of The Equalizer. All of Rumble's abilities are stronger from 50% heat to 99% heat, but overheating (at 100% heat) will silence you.
- Spam Flamespitter at the beginning of the game to get in the danger zone, increasing your damage.
- The bonus damage on Junkyard Titan can be just enough for the kill, but be careful, because if you were relying on one of his standard abilities to help you pick up the kill, the silence due to overheating can end up denying you a kill.
- Consider leveling Scrap Shield for a low cooldown movement speed boost, and an effective clutch shield.
- Electro-Harpoon and The Equalizer help to keep foes within range of your Flamespitter.
- The Equalizer receives no benefit from being cast above 50% heat, so it can be wise to cast early so that you don't risk being overheated when you really need The Equalizer.
- Proper placement of The Equalizer can completely change a teamfight. Depending on where it is placed, Rumble can punish enemies attempting to enter a teamfight, damage most enemies already within the teamfight or cut off the escape route of enemies wishing to exit the teamfight.
- When casting The Equalizer, note that the point from which the cursor is dragged will become one end of the trail.
- The Equalizer has a very large casting radius. Rumble can often surprise enemies by casting it from behind a wall.
- Scrap Shield and Electro-Harpoon both have utility for chasing/escaping.
- Allowing you to chase/escape with Scrap Shield while shooting your Electro-Harpoon while your enemy is running away from you or towards you.
- Rumble is one of the few "mage" type units whose standard attack is a melee range attack which will put him in harms way very often. Buying items that increase health like and or increase resistances like and can be very helpful.
- Scrap Shield increases your effective health (and scales with ability power) so buying items that increase your resistances (and ability power) like and can improve its effectiveness.
- Since The Equalizer and Flamespitter do damage the longer an enemy stays within them, a can help prevent foes from moving out of Rumble's damaging AoE.
- Because Rumble scales so well with ability power, is highly beneficial to him.
- The bonus damage from Junkyard Titan has a 0.3 ability power ratio per attack. If you find yourself relying on Junkyard Titan for damage output, building lots of ability power with some attack speed (like you might find on ) will augment your damage output while giving you ability power and magic resistance reduction for your abilities.
- Spell Vamp items like and help Rumble stay in lane longer, alternatively health regeneration items like also help him.
- Although Rumble could benefit from cooldown reduction, very few cooldown reduction items have any synergy with him. Therefore, and are beneficial.
- Because he is manaless, Rumble is one of few champions able to indefinitely keep stacks on outside of battle at no real cost. The item offers a significant offensive boost to Rumble, particularly while using Junkyard Titan.
- Because Rumble is a semi tank, you may buy items like Force of Nature or Zhonya's Hourglass to build up your tank. You may also choose to buy Sunfire Cape to deal damage while you're fighting as you would be near to the enemies when you uses Flamespitter.
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- Rumble deals primarily magic damage. Get magic resistance items to reduce his damage output.
- In lane try to wait until Rumble uses Flamespitter and/or Scrap Shield before taking the offensive. This will help tilt skirmishes in your favor.
- Flamespitter is a powerful zoning tool but it pushes the lane, so try to get an ally to help gank Rumble.
- It is wise to wait until Rumble overheats and silences himself before engaging him.
- Moving away from his The Equalizer can be critical to your survival. Avoid tight paths which will make moving away from it impossible along the path. Remember that it has a very high potential range.
- Be careful after avoiding his Electro-Harpoon, as he can still fire another one even if he overheats.
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The Benefits of Wood Sunglass Frames vs. Plastic Frames
When part of your daily accessories includes a pair of glasses, it's important that the frames you choose fit your face and your style. More importantly, you want quality frames that are durable and dependable because most people who use glasses wear them all day long. Before you shop around for your next pair of glasses, you should know the benefits of wood sunglass frames over plastic frames.


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European Christmas Menu
Can't decide on a cuisine this Christmas? Our authentic European Christmas menu is the fix. In just six courses, your holiday guests will be transported to different countries without ever leaving the dining room.
If Mediterranean food is your favorite, this European Christmas menu will be the ultimate gift come holiday season. This menu features recipes from Italy, Greece, Spain, and France, plus bonus items from Denmark and Germany to expand the flavor territory a bit more.
Add a cocktail of your choice and invite your friends from near and far. No one will be able to deny that this Christmas dinner is delicious!
Score some global inspiration to enjoy any day of the year with these 27 international slow cooker supper recipes.
Salad: Italian Bread Salad
For the salad course, head to Tuscany, where chunks of crusty Italian bread get equal play with fresh vegetables. Can you say "bravo"?
The salad gets a smoky twist when you add roasted red peppers. You can buy them roasted and jarred, or go the DIY route.
To roast your own red peppers:
- Remove the stems and seeds from red sweet peppers.
- Place the prepared peppers cut side down on a foil-lined sheet pan.
- Roast 20 to 25 minutes at 425 degrees.
- Remove from oven. Carefully bring foil around peppers to enclose.
- Allow to stand 15 minutes, then use a sharp knife to peel off skins.
Get the recipe: Italian Bread Salad
Soup: Danish Gronkaaal Soup
The secret to making ham and potato soup even more cozy is a handful of rolled oats. That's right, your go-to breakfast food adds a nutty wholesomeness to this traditional Danish soup.
Hands-Off Hint: Prepare this soup in your slow cooker so you save more time (and oven space) for the other European Christmas recipes.
Get the recipe: Danish Gronkaal Soup
Bread: Greek Flatbreads
Serve these Greek flatbreads as a side dish or as an entree for your vegetarian guests. With heaps of fresh, savory toppings, including artichoke tapenade and gooey fontina cheese, they showcase what Mediterranean cooking is known for.
Holiday Recipe Tip: If time isn't on your side, use store-bought dough. You can still dust the crust with cornmeal for a homemade feel.
Get the recipe: Greek Flatbreads
Entree: German Roast Duck with Blackberry Orange Sauce
The star of your European Christmas menu is no secret. Simple roasted duck gains annual tradition potential thanks to a mouthwatering glaze of orange, blackberry, and ginger. A splash of orange liqueur, molasses, and ginger infuse this rustic yet regal duck dinner with even more holiday flavors.
Get the recipe: German Roast Duck with Blackberry Orange Sauce
Cheese Course: French Baked Brie en Croute
Stuffed with jam and surrounded with flaky pastry, this soft baked Brie recipe is sweet enough to be served as dessert. Pop it in the oven when you're about to start your entree for a perfectly timed post-dinner treat to serve alongside a big tray of cookies.
Get the recipe: Baked Brie en Croute
See step-by-step instructions to make Brie en croute just like a fancy French chef. (Promise it's not as hard as it looks!)
Cookie: Spanish Rousquilles
These traditional pastries were made to top off your European Christmas menu, with their wreath-like shape and shimmering glaze. Just add decaf!
Ingredient Swap: If you can't find orange flower water, trade in a white wine like sauvignon blanc or pinot grigio.
Get the recipe: Spanish Rousquilles
Cocktail Time
Now that the food portion of the menu is all set, add some cheer to your European Christmas menu with one of these festive drinks.
- For gin fans: Apposta Punch
- For vodka fans: Tiramisu Tippers
- For whiskey fans: Strawberry Smash
- For rum fans: Rum Milk Punch
- For tequila fans: Icy Holiday Margaritas
Or get some inspiration from pop culture and serve one of these cocktails that pair perfectly with your favorite classic Christmas movies.


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Sunday Drive: Laurel Dell and Cataract Falls
What you'll see: A wet start to winter at Mount Tamalpais is recharging Cataract Creek and its lush canyon full of miniature waterfalls. It has already rained 16 inches there, six times more than at this time last year (2.68 inches).
Location: The Laurel Dell Trailhead is located on the west flank of Mount Tamalpais in Marin County, on a coastal ridge roughly 6 miles above Stinson Beach to the west, and about a half mile above Cataract Creek Canyon to the east.
When you get there: The parking for the Laurel Dell Trailhead is not a designated state park lot. It is free, smaller than at Rock Spring, Pantoll or East Peak, and with access to watershed land managed by the Marin Municipal Water District, you can bring your dog. The trailhead is at the gate across Laurel Dell Fire Road.
The hike: From the gate (elevation 1,940 feet), the fire road descends quickly into Cataract Creek Canyon, turns left near the creek and in 0.8 of a mile reaches the Laurel Dell Picnic Area (1,640 feet). You will then see a fork on the left for the Cataract Trail. Turn left and you will quickly arrive at Cataract Falls. This is a series of cascades that glow like diamonds. For many, this completes the trek; 1.8-mile round trip, 300-foot climb on the way out.
Extend the hike: To enjoy all the pools, drops and cascades along Cataract Creek, continue down the canyon 0.8 of a mile to the Helen Market Trail. Turn right to descend to an elevation of 700 feet for gorgeous views across Alpine Lake. You eventually turn right on the Marsh Creek Trail to complete the loop; roughly 8-mile round trip, 1,200-foot descent and then climb.
Trail rules: Hikers and leashed dogs permitted. Mountain bikes OK on fire road. Pack out trash from picnic site.
Cost: Parking and access are free at Laurel Dell and Rock Spring; $8 at Pantoll, Bootjack and East Peak.
Map: "Mount Tam" (trail map), $10.95, Tom Harrison Maps, (415) 456-7940, www.tomharrisonmaps.com.
Contact: Marin Municipal Water District, (415) 945-1195; www.marinwater.org; Mount Tamalpais State Park, (415) 388-2070, www.parks.ca.gov; Friends of Mount Tam, www.friendsofmttam.org.
How to get there
From San Francisco: Take Highway 101 north over the Golden Gate Bridge and continue 4 miles to Marin and the exit for Highway 1/Stinson Beach. Take that exit and continue west for 1 mile to the stoplight at a T Intersection for Shoreline Highway/Highway 1. Turn left on Shoreline Highway and drive 2.6 miles to the Panoramic Highway. Bear right on the Panoramic Highway and drive 5.2 miles to Pantoll Road. At Pantoll, bear right on Pantoll Road and go 1.4 miles to Rock Spring (parking is directly ahead, across intersection) and a T intersection with Ridgecrest Boulevard. Turn left and drive 1.4 miles to parking and trailhead (look for a gated fire road) on the right.
Note: Additional parking at Rock Spring with a trail that leads 1.1 miles down Cataract Canyon to Laurel Dell picnic site.
Distances: 7 miles (curvy) to Stinson Beach, 14 miles from Sausalito, 22 miles from downtown San Francisco, 27 miles from Novato, 31 miles from Berkeley, 32 miles from Pacifica, 47 miles from Walnut Creek.
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Hello Readers. Today's project is a play mat for my little guy. He is 5 months old and needs a soft place to play. It started with this mauve Christmas tree skirt. I am not a big fan of mauve, and I already have a tree skirt we use every year. This circle shape is great and the material is in wonderful condition.
I started by folding the quilted piece in half and spreading it out on the edge of the fabric for cutting.
I did some cutting. Cut, cut, cut. I made a half circle around the quilt with a 1" seam allowance.
Here is my second half circle. I put them together and sewed down the middle to make a full circle.
Once I sewed it onto mauve side the quilt, I had to cut off the excess hanging off all around.
Cut, cut, cut. Below you can see how the edge shows just a tiny bit of the mauve. That's OK. I have a plan for that.
Here is the extra bias tape my sweet daughter made for a past project. I pinned it all the way around the circle. It covers all the fabric edges that I don't want seen.
Here is the bias tape being sewn to the play mat. It's pretty boring. Sew, sew, sew...
Here is the coolest part of the mat. I threaded satin ribbon through the inside of the bias tape. It goes all around the mat and when you pull on it, it turns into a bag to hold the toys. That means easy clean up and easy traveling with all those toys you MUST take to grandma's house. If you are worried the string could get caught on something, or be dangerous to your baby, you can leave it out.
Here is the mat pulled tight like a bag. I can fit so many toys and stuffed animals in here. I saw something similar on Pinterest long ago. I didn't need baby things then. I remembered the drawstring and this project just came together.
Here is a cute baby on the mat so you can see how that works too. Thanks for reading. Now, go out there and make something fabulous!


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Smaller bodies of water may be your best choice.
Good Channel Catfish fishing can be found in creeks, streams and rivers. Think purple like in Mulberries!
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Yesshow Review (with pictures): 7/31/16 Bethlehem, PA
This post is the part of my Yes concert series of posts. I started this series here and you can read the others here.
I saw the progressive rock band Yes play at the Sands Casino Resort in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania on July 31, 2016 during the their USA 2016 The Album Series Tour. You can read more about this show here.
The line-up Yes fielded that show was:
- Jon Davison: lead vocals, guitar
- Steve Howe: guitars, vocals
- Billy Sherwood: bass guitars, vocals
- Jay Schellen: drums, percussion
- Geoff Downes: keyboards
The set Yes played was (the album from which the song comes in parenthesis):
- Intro: Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra
- Machine Messiah (Drama)
- White Car (Drama)
- Does it Really Happen? (Drama)
- Into the Lens (Drama)
- Run Through the Light (Drama)
- Tempus Fugit (Drama)
- I've Seen All Good People (The Yes Album)
- Siberian Khatru (Close To The Edge)
- And You And I (Close To The Edge)
- The Revealing Science of God (Dance of the Dawn) (Tales from Topographic Oceans)
- Leaves of Green (Tales from Topographic Oceans)
- Ritual (Nous Sommes du Soleil) (Tales from Topographic Oceans)
- Encore: Roundabout (Fragile)
- Encore: Starship Trooper (The Yes Album)
This concert was my twenty-second Yesshow and, at this point, it is difficult to say something that has not already been said.
The elephant in the room, of course, is the band's line up. Chris Squire's untimely passing introduced Sherwood as the band's bass player last summer (see here). This year, drummer Alan White, while still a member, is sitting out this summer tour to get back surgery. He will allegedly return once he convalesces. Sitting in on drums on this night (and for this tour) was Jay Schellen who was/is a collaborator with Asia, Squire, Sherwood, and others. The loss of Squire was, itself, a loss of existential proportions for Yes and the loss of White doubles down on that, and really reduces the band to, when it comes down to it, simply Howe. I will discuss the existential crisis the band is undergoing in another post (I already touched on it here and here). I only mention it here so my readers know I am not ignoring the obvious, I just think it is an issue that is too big and beyond the scope of this post.
The set list was a complete performance of Drama, a little more than half of Tales from Topographic Oceans, and some other songs sprinkled throughout.
Despite the line up issues, I have to say that this performance was one of the best I have seen in years. I have said in many of my other Yes concert reviews over the last few years that White has been slowing down significantly over the years and has really starting simplifying his playing. The man is simply getting older and cannot do what he once could, so my comments above are not really a criticism but more of an observation. With White now out, all of the culprits responsible for slowing down Yes music are gone. Squire tended to like to draw some parts out live as he felt it added to dramatic effect to the music. Former Yes vocalist Benoit David needed tempo reduced to accommodate his respiratory problems. White, it seems, has been feeling the understandable effects of his age and has either played slower and/or simpler of late. Without any of these three in the band, it seems the tempo and intensity of the music is closer to what one would expect for Yes. Indeed, the introduction of Schellen to the band really amps up the music once again. Schellen reintroduces the excitement that a good percussionist can contribute to the music which White, once upon a time, could do. Schellen really did sound like White of old. The songs sounded like they were played at the proper tempo and I think Schellen has a lot to do with that. I hope the band takes note of this while White is out and works something out when he does return. Perhaps Yes could go to a dual drummer situation ala the Moody Blues when it became clear that Graeme Edge could not do it alone anymore. Let White do accents and stuff and Schellen can bring the thunder. I doubt White, as co-owner of the band with Howe (and presumably Squire's estate), can be involuntarily kicked out at this point.
Interestingly, I felt Downes' style really worked well for Topographic. His playing really meshed well with the music and, if one closed his eyes, it was easy to imagine (former keyboardist) Rick Wakeman playing. Of course, he played Drama very well. I was really happy with Downes' playing. His style, though more modern and electronic as compared to Wakeman's, is more complimentary to the Wakeman and (other former keyboardist) Tony Kaye material than was the style of (yet another former keys-man) Patrick Moraz. The differences between Wakeman and Downes only become truly noticeable during the solos as Downes simply cannot play as fast and as fluidly as Wakeman can when soloing (of course, Downes has different sound preferences too as compared to Wakeman), so the solos take on a different character and sound than one is accustomed to hearing. The solos are not better or worse, just different and, perhaps, less cluttered with a barrage of notes.
Davison is really coming into his own now. He is, more than ever, singing things in his own style and cadence and not simply trying to copy (Yes founder and vocalist) Jon Anderson or (one time Yes vocalist) Trevor Horn's singing style. He sounded as angelic as always. Indeed, Davison modified melodies and and accents here and there in ways to suit his preferences and in ways, I do not think, he felt comfortable (or able to be) doing in, say, 2012. He is also a very capable musician and that comes to the fore as well. Yes is lucky to have found him as he is a worthy successor to Anderson.
Howe was no nonsense and on top of his game, and Sherwood was clearly having fun all night. Howe was conducting the band and even gave cues to the lighting guys. Sherwood was laughing and goofing a lot during the night and seem happy to be doing what he is doing. His bass sound is not a copy of Squire's but definitely has a Yessy sound that fits the music very well. Sherwood is truly a great replacement for Squire. I miss Squire but Sherwood is worthy and keeps the flame alive. He played Squire very well (and much better than last summer).
Despite issues with the line up, the band played excellently and truly sounded like one would and should expect Yes to sound. I do hope the band settles on a decent lineup and creates its own identity through new well composed and recorded music that is performed extensively. While they certainly do the classic material justice, the new lineup – whatever it winds up being – needs to create its own independent identity and credibility and contribution to the Yes story. Simply being people who go out to tour and play music only one (sometimes two) guys actually wrote/recorded (and sometimes not even that) reduces the band to a tribute or nostalgia act, which is fine I suppose, but it certainly marks the end of the band as a creative and substantive group of musicians.
There were some technical problems during the show, which is unusual for Yes. Sherwood's microphone was very hard to hear the entire night, and about halfway through "The Revealing Science of God" Howe's Gibson ES 345 conked out and he had to switch to a Les Paul very quickly mid-song. Sherwood played Howe's guitar line on bass while Howe switched. It looked like one of his pickups on the ES 345 went bad. Luckily it was during a slower and more contemplative part of the song.
The staging is the best I have seen for this band in years as well. There was a floor to ceiling screen behind them that could be turned into a diptych or (more often) triptych with moving images and the drum riser and keyboard riser were sitting on coordinated screens as well.
I only heard backing tracks a couple of times, namely: the persistent clicking percussion during the drum break in "Ritual" and some extra vocals on the "ooohs" coming out of "Dissolution" and, as always, the piano chords under the keyboard solo in "And You And I." There were also backing tracks on "White Car," but that is to be expected.
In terms of the songs, here are some interesting tid bits from this show that I saw that my readers may also find interesting. Howe played his trusty ES 175 on "Machine Messiah" (as opposed to a Les Paul). Sherwood's bass on the Drama stuff was fantastic. I loved how the screens had elements of the Drama cover. I never saw four of the six Drama songs live before and, for me, these songs were the highlight. Indeed, "Into the Lens" is one of my favorite songs and it was exciting to finally see it played live. Howe played his Les Paul on "Does it Really Happen?" and "Run Through the Light," while Davison played acoustic guitar and Sherwood played fretless bass on the latter. Sherwood played the harmonica on "The Preacher, the Teacher" like Squire used to do. Davison played electric bongos here and there through the show. Sherwood and Davison had tablets (i.e.: something like ipods) with the lyrics on their microphone stands, while it seemed Schellen had some sort of tablet as well. The beginning of "Revealing" was magical. They use these really ethereal sound effects that fit in perfectly. The drum break in "Ritual" was near perfect. Granted it had a backing track (see above), but the drums really did sound powerful. I was disappointed that Davison and Sherwood did not play real drums but, instead, played electronic drums. Rolling out the tympanis has a much greater visual impact than some pads. "Leaves of Green" was a duo of Davison/Howe, but Sherwood came out and sang some harmonies at the end (Howe had to tell the lighting guy to illuminate him!). Sherwood played the bass solo in "Ritual" pretty straight. No scat singing or adding elements of "The Remembering" or "The Ancient" to it. Howe played his Les Paul on "Ritual" and used his trusty guitar synth on the sitar parts (he used his guitar-synth instead of his acoustics on stands, as has been his custom since about 2008). Downes, however, played Moraz like keyboards during the drum break and it sounded excellent! I loved the Topographic images on the screen while they played. Sherwood took a solo in "Wurm" (no strut, like Squire, thankfully), but Downes did not, and they launched right into "Trooper" from "Roundabout" with no break in between.
Finally, the audience was really into it and this is a great venue. Unfortunately, I had to sit next to a "whoooo" lady who did that in my ear all night and, doubly unfortunately, she was heavy set and insisted on exaggerated swaying with her hands in the air all night as well, which meant she got up close and personal with me more times than I can count while swaying back and forth knocking my glasses off with her elbows. I had to laugh that, as soon as the lights went up for the intermission, an ad for the upcoming ARW show (the rival schismatic-Yes band featuring Anderson, Wakeman, and former guitarist Trevor Rabin) appeared on the screen; that had to be intentional.
All in all a great show, true to form, with a great Yes sound. Now all the band has to do is get this lineup some credibility and this could be the start of a new generation of Yes!


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matically. To take an age, and treat it as an act, carrying out Shakspeare's maxim :
" All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely play
How differently would the actions of men then appear ! With what greater tolerance should we regard the doers of evil, while recognising the part played by each, and the necessity for every word and deed! The master-passion of an age could be easily detected, and the vibration of the human pendulum seen and accounted for. The life of the human race treated in this manner would, however, require a man of first-rate intellect. He must be the Shakspeare of facts. A fact is nothing apart from its cause. It is a dead body. Motive is the life of a fact. The largest collection of them in the world would be but hieroglyphics, the key to which is lost; a jumble of conjurors' signs, without the magical power. But when the skeleton is filled up with flesh and muscles, a nervous system added, and the whole garbed in the satiny robe of skin, we perceive the beauty of the living form.
We do not wish to be fanciful in a critical matter, but we think we shall better explain our theory of history by carrying out this metaphor, than by a lengthened analysis.
The skeleton of history is undoubtedly the facts themselves ; the flesh is the common element which composes the masses of mankind; the muscles are the men of action; the nervous system is the sympathies and intelligence of the educated classes ; the brain is composed of the thinking men; the heart is the philanthropist; the skin is the decency of life; and the robes in which the form is clothed are the changing fashions and popular impressions of the time.
With this rough view of the question, it is evident that it requires a peculiar combination to faithfully anatomize this curious and elaborate physique.
We have before alluded to the besetting sins of the principal writers of history: the pomposity and infidelity of Gibbon; the passionless, dry detailism of Hallam; the local prejudice and half-philosophy of Robertson ; the brilliant poetical distortions of Michelet; the artful undercurrent of Guizot ; the Romanist bigotry of Lingard; the brilliant special pleading of Macaulay; the metaphysical elaboration of Macintosh ; the strong individuality of Carlyle ; the patient research of Sharon Turner ; the want of earnestness, and scepticism of Hume. This list comprises the principal men who have tried their hands on this difficult branch of literature, and is a strong evidence of the difficulty of success.
Now, the American writer has brought to his task patience-learning—an earnest desire to elicit the truth—a clear and picturesque style—a wish to acquaint the reader with all the prominent circumstances of the case—and a thorough knowledge of the importance of throwing himself into the prevailing opinions, feelings, and customs of the times described.
These are strong points in his favor, and we feel assured the verdict of posterity will be, that although he is inferior to some of his fellow-laborers in that individual force which
constitutes genius, he is far more qualified to present to the public the aggregate result of his various labors.
We shall not discuss his volume of "Biographical and Critical Essays," as we here treat of him only as the greatest historian America has produced, and one who is fully equal to sustain an honorable comparison with his . European brethren. We predict that when he chooses a more extended survey of the biography of the human family he will not be found wanting.
THERE is a calm classical dignity about Mr. Bryant's muse, which in the eyes of many is considered as an equivalent for that fire and energy which is so fascinating to the lovers of poetry. The tone of his productions is elevated, but not stirring. We assent to his reflections : we do not feel with him. There is nothing rapid and breathless in his flights : they are equable and sustained. There is an air of Grecian elegance about his writings, which convinces us he never abandons himself to the impulses of the Pythoness. At times, this amounts to a severity which chills his readers, and impresses them with the idea that he is moralizing in verse, and not throwing off the rushing thoughts that crowd his brain in the first bold snatches of sound. There is more of the cultivation of the poet than of the nature or instinct ; indeed, occasionally, the determination to compose is painfully apparent; it seems the effort of his will, and not a revelation of his hidden spirit.
It is not, however, for the reader or the critic to determine in what shape or manner a poet is to write. We ought to allow thankfully the gifted one to develope himself according to his own taste. There would be an end to individuality if we were to insist upon an author's putting himself into this or that character. We cheerfully admit that the man of mind ought to choose his own circle to discourse in ; nevertheless, there is implanted in every reader's breast, however faintly, a predisposition for the more exciting kinds of composition, more especially in its poetical spirit. This constitutes the cause of that popularity which ever and anon attends an author who seizes vigorously on the most salient points of human attention. This was pre-eminently the case with Byron. Every being has a certain love of the romantic implanted in him, which at once responds to the poet's appeal. It is the sound of a trumpet to the war-horse. Who ever heard military music without feeling somewhat of the soldier's spirit roused within, however apparently peacefully-disposed and gentle in everyday life?
What Mr. Bryant gains as a philosopher, he loses as a poet. Not that a poet should not be a philosopher, for indeed he cannot be one without, but because he makes the secondary the ascendant. Poetry includes philosophy, but it should be hidden by the poetical glow, as the color of blooming health hides the white skin of the fair maiden's cheek. This substitution of the lower for the higher faculty is very apparent in the fine poem called the " Ages." This is the longest and most ambitious of Mr. Bryant's attempts. The subject is admirably fitted for the display of power. What can be more susceptible of poetical thought and expression than a


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The Chargers beat the Browns this past Sunday. That isn't really news because the Los Angeles Chargers are a professional football team that had Cleveland on the schedule, so a win was pretty much guaranteed. The big news to come out of L.A. on Sunday was that they got to 6-6 and pulled even with the Raiders and the stumbling Chiefs for a first-place tie in the AFC West. Los Angeles is in a dead heat for a division title, which is something that seemed unthinkable when they started the season 0-4.
Los Angeles won the game on Sunday, but didn't dominate it. Up front they did some things well and struggled in other areas. One area I thought they shined was in pass protection. They did a good job of protecting Philip Rivers most of the game.
Here is a third-and-long in the second quarter that the Chargers picked up. Cleveland isn't blitzing here, but they are running a stunt on both sides, and L.A. picks it up with no issue. The left side of the line does their job, but they're sliding into the twist, so they have it outnumbered 3- to-2. They should pick that up easily, but the right side has a hard job and handles it beautifully.
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The key to stopping any defensive line stunt is to blunt the penetrator first and hope you can recover on the looper. Here, the defensive end (Carl Nassib, 94) is the penetrator, and right tackle Joseph Barksdale (72) does a really nice job of flattening him and delivering him into right guard Kenny Wiggins' (79) lap. I don't love Barksdale's technique here -- the footwork looks a little goofy -- but Barksdale has always been a big, strong dude, and he shows it here. Afterwards, he does a nice job of getting back outside and gathering up the looping defensive tackle. Nice play.
Los Angeles wasn't as good in the running game on Sunday. They had some success in the first half on the ground, but a lot of it was their backs making some plays after contact. In the second half, yards on the ground dried up.
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This is from the first half, and was one of L.A.'s best runs of the game. Melvin Gordon does a great job of running through a tackle at the line of scrimmage. The reason that Gordon has to run through a tackle is that Wiggins isn't able to cut off the nose tackle (Danny Shelton, 55).
Wiggins makes a couple of mistakes that proved to be too much to overcome. First, he takes a really wide split. I'm not sure if Rivers checked to this play, but if he didn't, this is just a bad job of putting yourself in position to make a block. You don't have to make it super obvious, but it's never a bad idea to steal 6 inches and line up a little closer to the center if you think you might have to cut off a back-side nose tackle. Second, if you are going to take a split that wide, you probably need to throw a cut block here. It's not realistic to think you're going to hook a guy who lines up that far inside of you.
In Wiggins' defense, he doesn't get much help from his center Spencer Pulley here. Maybe it's because Pulley thought Wiggins was going to throw a cut and didn't want to get called for a chop block, but you can almost always throw at least a stiff arm on your way up to the linebacker. Pulley (who I didn't think played very well and hasn't been great all year) hangs Wiggins out to dry so he can climb quickly and make an admittedly effective block on the linebacker (Joe Schobert, 53).
The back side isn't great here, but the front side is pretty damn good. Russell Okung at left tackle does a great job of pinning the defensive tackle (Trevon Coley, 93) inside without allowing any penetration. Left guard Dan Feeney pulls and kicks out the defensive end (Myles Garrett, 95) to create the hole. I thought both Okung and Feeney were good on Sunday and have both been good all year (Feeney since he has replaced Matt Slauson at least). Hunter Henry at tight end also gets a nice block. The front side of this play was nicely done, and when you add that with Gordon breaking a tackle, you are going to get a big gain.
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Unfortunately you can't expect your running back to break tackles in the backfield every play. Pulley gets his butt whipped at center. This is a hard block because he's all by himself. The guard gets called into a combo with the left tackle because teams tend to slant inside the 5 (like Cleveland did here) so you want to guard against that.
It's a tough look with the defensive tackle (65, Larry Ogunjobi) lined up in a 2I (inside shoulder of the guard). You aren't expecting a dominating block from your center here (though there are some guys who can hook a 2I without help) but you need a stalemate. If the defensive tackle slants inside, be athletic enough to wheel back on him; if he doesn't, just keep him at the line of scrimmage and widen him as far as he wants to go. The defensive tackle didn't slant, and Pulley gives up a ton of penetration. It's a shame too, because the rest of this play is blocked well enough for a touchdown.
Before we go, I do want to point out a great play call that should have been a walk-in touchdown, just because I was so excited as the play developed and then so bummed when it ended.
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There were two of you -- how do you let him split you?! This was on a second-and-short and the play-action wide receiver tunnel screen is there, man. Okung gets out first, and while he misses his guy, he throws at the play-side knee, and he makes the defensive back stop his feet and run around the block. Ninety percent of the time that's enough to spring a screen. Nice job by him.
But then Pulley and Feeney both miss the safety and let him make the play. Pulley is really at fault here since Feeney seems to be looking inside for the pursuit, but man, how do you let the guy split you and make the tackle? This should've been an easy touchdown.
That does it for this week. Come back next week as we recap the Packers' matchup against the Browns, because this is now a Cleveland-focused column.
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>The Chargers beat the Browns this past Sunday. That isn't really news because the Los Angeles Chargers are a professional football team that had Cleveland on the schedule, so a win was pretty much guaranteed.
Don't count out the Chargers! They were the 1 in Cleveland's 1-15 last season.
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I love reading your columns, they're one of the best things on the site.
But I have a real problem following the action in the gifs, to the point that I can't see a lot of the stuff you're describing, even staring at the gif over and over. For example, in the first gif in this article, the running back (30) just seems to disappear. My best guess is that he's helping the RG/RT pick up that stunt you describe as well-handled by the two of them, but he literally looks to me like he dove into the line and got transported somewhere else.
I think it's a combination of too low a frame rate and no ability to slow it down. I would also prefer that many of the gifs continued for another few seconds. I'm not sure what FO's constraints are with respect to data storage / hosting costs, but that being the reason would surprise me. There were some other gifs on FO that provided a context menu for 1/2-speed viewing, and even freeze-frame. Sorry, I'd have to struggle to hunt them down. That would help a lot, as would say a doubling of the frame sample rate so the action was a bit more continuous to view.
You've been looking at football film professionally forever. I expect much of your audience hasn't. If it's just me, well, carry on. But if this is something that wouldn't be hard to improve, I think it would really help.
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We watched that one the other night in our training group. Nice to see a big guy who can move like that. Gives me some hope! LOL
Very impressive!
i had the same opportunity to be taught personally by GM Jan man he was amazing
he moves fast and he can even kick high.
GM Jan is a great martial artist one of the best out there. Very freaky to watch.. was great actually being there when they shot the video at this years camp in the philippines there were some other clips worth watching of the other filipino lakans as well look out for them on youtube.
There was some questioning on another forum some years ago as to whether GGM Ernesto Sr could teach left-handers. Aside from the fact that our training makes us ambidextrous, I replied that Jan-Jan, having no other teacher than his dad, was the best proof of GGM's ability to train lefties. Ernesto Jr was awesome years ago; how much more now?
Incidentally, being a lefty myself, I once asked Jan-Jan which subsystem within Kombatan did he like the most. His reply was Mano-Mano.
Why would someone think GGM Ernesto couldn't teach left handers when one of his teaches ( GM Remy) Was also a left hander?
Heh, I was shocked when I learned that Remy Presas was left-handed, given how he could tie me up as a righty. It was like the reverse of the situation in The Princess Bride!
I am a lefty and my and I was taught by GM Jan Presas
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It's an artistic challenge, in their defense. I mean in general for a Lightning logo - let alone a sweater. How do you really present something like Lightning as an icon? There are a lot of people who make valiant attempts but then fail in one degree or another in the concept.
Not saying these people know either the team or Lightning fans. My guess is the are hockey fanboys from the Great White North who needed something to do because the Maple Leafs didn't make the playoffs.
I think I have a copy of a graphic someone did years ago that incorporated yellow into the Bolts colors (Blue, Yellow, White, etc). FAIL.
Jeff Hand did some great graphic designs that used to make the rounds at the old Rivals.com Lightning site years upon years ago (I have copies of the crests, and the current bolt looks uncannily like one of the concepts or another), but it's subjective how much someone would like or dislike the concepts in general... But there wasn't universal revilement as is the case with the above posted jersey/crest concept.
I think the RBK Edge designs influenced the look a little too much, and the Lightning bolt looks more like a tornado with the current lightning bolt photoshopped into it's position on an already-existent crest design.
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Holding History – Monday 15 August
- 10th August 2016
Come along to The Hive this August and experience history first hand with us.
On Monday 15 August from 11am-2pm, you will have the opportunity to hold items from the archives collections. History is not just about reading documents, these are real items with fascinating stories, and holding these helps connect people to the past.
As many of you know we have over 12 miles of archives on the shelves but people only usually encounter items they've ordered, so we have organised a selection of items to bring out:
False teeth – what are they doing in the archives???
People use what we have in many ways, and people can be inspired when coming face to face with the real thing. There will also be activities for children. The event is free, so just drop in on the day.
Angie Downton, Senior Archive Assistant, said: "We have a wealth of fascinating items, and there is nothing quite like holding history in your hands, it captures your imagination. This is a great opportunity for people to come and experience what we have to offer."


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|Ted Baillieu
Club member, Ted Baillieu , is the new Premier of Victoria
Ted is an architect by profession and he designed our clubrooms. The ladies, who have to go downstairs to the toilet, can now blame the Premier of Victoria for their troubles.
He played 120 games for the club, scoring 15 tries from lock.
Ted also captained the 1973 Colts premiership team, represented Victoria and coached the 1982 Colt's side
He is a member of one of the more prominent families around Melbourne and he once hosted the Club at the family compound in Portsea; a very brave thing to do.
Also see below under Colts 1982
|Michael O'Brien
All rugby followers are aware of the famous photograph taken at Twickenham during the England/France test of 1974.
Mike was the first person to streak at a sporting event and he started a phenomenon that has encircled the western world.
Newer club members may not be aware that Michael is a member of the Melbourne Rugby Club and has been for many years.
Michael was a hooker, who played 207 games from 1978
He is a stockbroker with Patersons Securities
A new photograph has been unearthed that shows our Michael running on the field, before he was apprehended by the gendarmerie. If you look closely you will see that it was very cold that day.
|Gerry Hueston
Gerry was appointed President of BP Australasia in September 1993, which is a pretty good achievement for a member of the front row club
Gerry played 100 games made up of 34 First Grade, 17 Second Grade, 18 Third Grade, 6 Fourth grade, 25 Social Grade and scored 26 tries
The idiot, behind Gerry, trying to get into the photo is not one of the Club's high flyers.
|Angus Sampson
Angus has appeared in radio, theatre, films, and more recently in "Thank God Your Here" on Channel 10
He was a handy forward who played five First Grade, nineteen Second Grade and one infamous Third Grade between 1998 and 2002
In his last and only Third Grade match, he punched a Harlequin and was sent off. Normally, this would have been considered appropriate behavior. Unfortunately, Harlequins were short and he punched one of us, who was standing in for the opposition. We have not seen him since!
He was only a Pom, Angus; come back, all is forgiven!
|Dave Fitter
Dave was one of our colts in 1997
He left Melbourne to travel north in order to further his rugby career as a prop
He played senior club rugby for Sydney University and played super rugby for the Brumbies and the Force
Dave won two Wallaby caps against England and Wales in 2005
|Tamaiti Horua
Tamatai was born in Nelson in the southern part of the Eastern Islands. However, he learnt his rugby in Melbourne under the watchful eye of his father Kingi
Tamaiti joined the Western Force from Japan, where he spent two seasons with the Toyota club.
Prior to that, the flanker was a regular at the Brumbies, having made his Super rugby debut against the Blues in 2002.
He played for the Australian U21s in 2001 and captained the team the following year, later representing Australia A in 2003 and 2005.
|Colts 1982
Back Row: A.Stuart-Menteth, C.Taylor, J.Bott, R.Coe, K.Lester, H.Mosley, B.Cohen, E.Baillieu
Andy Stuart-Menteth is the proprietor of Sports Conscious in Brighton
|Ken Stokes
Older club members would remember club legend Ken Stokes
Ken was a no nonsense, tough second rower who played with us in the seventies
Stokesy left the RAAF and went on to be a co-owner and managing director of Hunter Aerospace
Hunter Aerospace carry out the maintenance on the FA/18 fighter and were given the contract to build the Hawk Trainer.
Ken and his partners recently sold Hunter Aerospace to BAe Systems
He is now quite well off
|Ralph Waters
And even older members will remember Ralph Waters.
Ralph was a speedy winger and also edited The Unicorn which was our club magazine in the early seventies
After leaving Melbourne, Ralph went on to become CEO of Email before it was taken over
He has recently retired as CEO of Fletcher Building and now amuses himself with his half dozen directorships
Ralph is not speaking at a meeting of one of his boards. He is singing a song he wrote many years ago, in collaboration with Rod McLeod, called "A Hairy Arse" and sung to the tune of "Aquarius."


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Nationality: British
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Sun Sign: Leo
Born in: Sutton Coldfield, United Kingdom
Famous as: Singer
Height: 5'7" (170 cm), 5'7" Males
siblings: Natalie Simpson
City: Sutton Coldfield, England
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Brad Simpson, or Bradley Simpson, is a British pop singer. He is known for being the lead singer for the British rock/pop band 'The Vamps'. In this band, he also serves as a rhythm guitarist and works in collaboration with lead guitarist James McVey, bassist Connor Ball, and drummer Tristan Evans. Also known for his cute face and lovely smile, Simpson first showed an interest in music when he was just a baby. From an early age he dreamed of becoming one of the most renowned musicians and singers in the world. The young man eventually got the opportunity to showcase his talent to the world in 2012 after becoming a part of the band The Vamps along with a few other aspiring singers. The band soon released their debut single 'Can We Dance' followed by another single. Both these tracks reached the top ten in the UK Singles Charts. Simpson continued to perform with the band and today, has emerged as one of the most successful pop singers of recent times. The British singer has got a huge fan following on the social media. As May 2017, he holds 1.1m followers on his Instagram account and has got 1.72 m followers on Twitter as well.
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- During the years 2015-17, Brad Simpson and his band headlined a number of tours. Some of their tours were 'The Vamps Asia-Pacific 2015 Tour', 'The Vamps North American Tour' and 'The Vamps 2017 World Tour', to name a few. Apart from their own tours, they supported Selena Gomez on her 'Stars Dance Tour' in 2013. This was followed by Taylor Swift's 'Red Tour' in 2014. The Vamps also supported The Wanted for their 'Word of Mouth Tour' in UK and Ireland from 12 March to 1 April 2014.
- In 2013, Brad Simpson and his band won '4Music Video Honours Award' in the category 'Your Best Breakthrough' and 'The Hot Hits Awards' in the categories 'Favorite New Artist' and 'Best Group' respectively. The following year, the British band's 'Last Night' earned them 'BBC Radio 1 Teens Award' for 'Best British Single'. The band also won two 'Melty Future Awards' for 'Prix Special International' and 'UK Favorite Breakthrough' that year.
- Brad Simpson was born as Bradley William Simpson on July 28, 1995 to English parents. He was raised in the Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield, UK. Details about his early life and educational background are not known to the media.
- He has an elder sister, Natalie, who is all set to become The Vamps' first official photographer. Simpson also has a dog named Jesse. Coming to the pop singer's love life, he was rumored to be in a relationship with singer Lauren Jauregui.
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Economic Resilience of Japanese Nuclear Host Communities: A Quasi-Experimental Modeling Approach (with Paul Plummer). Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space. 5 (2019), 1586-1608. Link
Resisting Globalization Through Services? A View from the Diverse Economies Literature. Annals of the Japan Association of Economic Geographers. 63 (2017), 60-76. (in Japanese) Link
Recasting the Agglomeration Benefits for Innovation in a Hits-Based Cultural Industry: Evidence from the Japanese Console Videogame Industry (with Seiji Hanzawa). Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography. 59 (2017), 59-78. Link
World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms (WWOOF) in the United States: Locations and Motivations of Volunteer Tourism Host Farms (with A. Katrina Engelsted). Journal of Sustainable Tourism. 22 (2014), 964-982.
Community Resilience to a Developmental Shock: A Case Study of a Rural Village in Nagano, Japan (with Yumiko Yamamoto). Resilience: International Policies, Practices and Discourses. 1 (2013), 99-115.
Repositioning Regional Inequality Research from the Geographical Political Economy Perspective. Annals of the Japan Association of Economic Geographers. 58(3) (2012), 228-237 (in Japanese).
Regional Resilience: Prospects for Regional Development Research. Geography Compass. 5 (2011), 723-736.
Trends of Sustainable Tourism Research. Journal of Environmental Sociology. 15 (2009), 139-152 (in Japanese).
Scales of Regional Income Disparities in the United States, 1955-2003. Journal of Economic Geography. 8 (2008), 79-103.
Production Linkages in and between Places: The Recent Development of the Bicycle Industry Agglomeration in Osaka. Annals of the Japan Association of Economic Geographers. 50 (2004), 1-23.
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開発とスポーツの空間ー地理学の視点 (Spaces of Development and Sport: A Geographical Perspective). In Matsumura, K. et al. eds. 開発とスポーツの社会学ー開発主義を超えて (Tokyo: Nansosha, 2015). 142-161 (In Japanese).
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Watch Can You Ever Forgive Me? (2018) : Full Movie Online When a bestselling celebrity biographer is no longer able to get published because she has fallen out of step with current tastes, she turns her art form to deception.
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Monday, November 29, 2010
The park via Sackett Street
St Agnes Church on Sackett Street.
And chimneys.
And....a black stair carpet?
And fall camellias (the temperatures dipped below freezing last night).
And a view from the Gowanus - razor wire, weed trees (ailanthus), water towers like gun turrets on the Gowanus Houses.
In Prospect Park: our friends, the solitary men. Brisk trade on a cold Sunday, despite leafless trees.
And overflowing trash cans in the eastern woods. The ones on the main paths seemed recently emptied.
And oyster mushrooms...
The ones above are babies. We left them.
Not yet identified.
Ever-present witch hazel. We saw two mature red tailed hawks, flying from tree to tree. They were big and beautiful.
Posted by Marie at 7:04:00 AM
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4 comments:
Wow...that last shot looks like it could have been the setting for Georges Seurat's "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte". Incredible photo Marie! What a wonderful card this would make.ReplyDelete
Agree Marie. That last pic's a winner. The others told a sad tale for me.ReplyDelete
What is WITH those solitary men? I'm glad they don't like mushrooms. Perhaps they go home to their solitary men blogs at night and post about the weird mushroom people.ReplyDelete
Thanks Teri, but very lucky with the light and those trees.ReplyDelete
Pam - ja.
Ellen - no, I think they go home to their wives and women. On the DL. I wish they'd go away.
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