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Pies, piers, canals, cruises and art, part 2
On Wednesday morning I checked my Metro app and was delighted to find that the trams were back to 'good service'. Had to pay on the bus into Bury (£2.50) as it was ridiculously early and another £7 for the return tram ride to Salford Quays. The tram cruised through Victoria station without stopping and we changed at Cornbrook for the spur into what's now known as MediaCityUK, where both the BBC and ITV have their studios. We crossed a bridge towards the Lowry and round the corner spotted the 10am ferry - Snowdrop - it was 9.30am and already full of pensioners!
We joined the queue to get aboard and grabbed a bit of a bench on the forward left-hand side. I got some teas in before we set off - bacon baps were already being prepared for the breakfast rush. It was a lovely day and we went under the Lowry footbridge (all the bridges, except the high level ones, raised or swung for us), past the Imperial War Museum North and Coronation Street and into the first set of locks, Mode Wheel locks (named after Maud, according to the woman giving the running commentary). There are five sets of locks in total, and they mostly account for the predicted six-hour journey to the Mersey. Out of Manchester it was much more rural than I expected, with lots of birdlife to spot: herons, cormorants, and baby ducks having to ride out the wash.
We passed countless swing bridges, swing aqueducts and deserted railway bridges, and after Irlam locks, we had our first glimpse of the Mersey, which would join and leave the Ship Canal several times.
Apparently building the canal had cut through several ancient rights of way, so every now and again there'd be a ferryman to take ramblers across the water in rowing boats.
Eventualy the canal widened and we saw a lot more industry - oil refineries and chemical works, one with its own island church.
But amongst all this industry there were islands where sheep grazed, brought over in the farmer's boat.
As we approached Liverpool the weather had got worse, the sun went in and it was windy and cold. Finally we reached Eastham locks, where we had to wait for an age for a ship to come in - the tide was ebbing and it'd get stuck unless we let it through. It was fascinating however to watch the tugs (all with names beginning with V) inch the Gibraltan tanker into the lock and out into the canal.
We were now at sea and heading for the Liverpool skyline in the distance. It had taken around seven hours and we just had time for a couple of pints in the Pump House at Albert Dock before getting a coach back to Salford and home to Bury. A great day out! Book your trip here.
On Thursday I was heading home to Brighton, but set off early to see if I could check out the Ryan Gander exhibition at Manchester Art Gallery (it used to be called Manchester City Art Gallery but must have changed its name after pressure from United fans). I'd never heard of him until a Culture Show on tv. I got the tram to St Peter's Square (£4.10 for a single!) and the guard at the art gallery kindly let me put my case behind his desk. It was the first day of the show and the staff were still putting final touches to installations. It was fascinating however, one of those shows where you have to question everything you see. Is that crumpled piece of paper on the floor art (yes)? Is that guard (or rather Gallery Visitor Services staff member) reading a book (William Morris's News from Nowhere) art (yes!). Are you allowed to take a badge from the ice cream container (no)? Are you allowed to look behind the curtain (maybe)?
It was only later reading the guide on the train that I noticed I'd missed one or two pieces. Luckily, the friendly guard at the door had told me of other pieces scattered about the gallery: the Degas ballerina and Yves Klein blue cube (depicting the public perception of modern art) in the entrance hall, the chess set in the Design department, so thankfully I saw most of it! So glad I did. He's a sort of Jeremy Deller or Martin Creed but with a devilish sense of humour. Loved it.
It was time to hit the train. Manchester has free circular buses so I jumped on a Metroshuttle 3 right outside the gallery that took me directly to Piccadilly station, thence to Euston and via the tube (cos the train was delayed), back to Victoria and home.
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I was to be Up North for a family wedding so I though I'd stay on a few days and book myself on my first cruise - down the Manchester Ship Canal from Salford Quays (now rebranded Media City) to Liverpool pier head, on a Mersey Ferry. When I told my sister about it, she booked my brother-in-law on the same trip, the Wednesday after the wedding.
The journey Up North on Thursday 26 June was smooth as always, although the train I was meant to be on from Euston had been cancelled due to something at Watford. The next one, via Crewe (what was that steam loco outside the Heritage Centre?), got in in time for me to have a coffee and catch the bus to Bury, detoured around Victoria station.
Friday I had a wander round Bury, seeing the hole where the Odeon once stood, buying a Harrington jacket (£20 compared with the £30 I paid in Brighton) and waterproof flat cap on the market, taking photos of pies, having some black peas for lunch and finishing off at th'art gallery, where a text festival was going on. Had a coffee and cake in the little cafe upstairs, then explored the new sculpture gallery that has taken over half of the library.
Saturday was the wedding and the splendid reception was in a country house called Haigh Hall (pronounced Hay Hall) near Wigan. We didn't see much of Wigan so I thought I'd return on Monday for a look around. On Sunday I used up one of my ELR member's free rides on a round trip, pulled by 80080. The only other steamer was W^D 132 Sapper pulling a lunch special.
On Monday I caught the bus to Bolton, thence another to Wigan, via Westhaughton (where the wedding was) which made several detours round housing estates and thought I'd search out the museum before my quest to discover Wigan pier. Wigan is quite hilly and after a stop at a Wetherspoons (The moon under water) to use their facilities, eventually found the museum, which had a very small display of George Formby memorabilia. What I didn't realise until back home was that there was a statue of George in a modern shopping centre that I'd walked past!
It was a bit of a schlep to the canal, via Trencherfield Mill, which has a giant steam engine open on Sundays, but I eventually found a sign pointing me in the right direction. Wigan Pier is basically a restored 'tippler', where coal was tipped onto the barges. Having taken some snaps I thought I'd pop over to The Orwell pub across the water, but it was shut. I got a bus back to Wigan, a pint in the Wetherspoons and a quick look round the market for the famous pie stall, to no avail. Well, it was a Monday! I got a different bus back to Bolton.
Tuesday, I returned to Bolton, but by the scenic route. I popped into Bury to find out how the Metro was running for tomorrow. The staff at the travel shop at Bury Interchange were very unhelpful, pointing to a Metro person in hi-vis who told me to check the website in the morning. Today they were terminating at Crumpsall with a replacement bus to the city centre. The Rosso 480 bus I took to Bolton took me up Walshaw Road to Greenmount, Hawkshaw and Affetside with great views. After a walk round Bolton market, I popped into the art gallery to see Naughton and Moran's Paintings of the American West - one big painting by Thomas Moran (born in Bolton) and a few etchings and watercolours plus paintings inspired by them both big and small (I preferred the smaller ones) by James Naughton. No cafe at the art gallery so I popped across the road to the Octagon Theatre for a hearty soup and cappuccino. Very soon I was besieged by academics in their robes - they were installing a new chancellor or something.
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By Hayes Gardner / Courier Journal
LEXINGTON, Ky. — With 18 minutes remaining in Georgia's visit to Kentucky on Tuesday night, Anthony Edwards had zero points, and yet the Bulldogs trailed by just two. With 13 minutes left, they again trailed by one possession. And with six minutes left, with Edwards still sitting in single-digits, Georgia still had a chance to upend the No. 15 Wildcats in Rupp Arena.
However, the Wildcats staved the Bulldogs off for a 89-79 win.
Afterwards, UK coach John Calipari delivered a simple message to the Georgia team.
"I just told their team as we walked off, 'Go win games. You're as good as anybody we've played. Go win games,'" Calipari said. "They're close."
With the loss, Georgia fell to 11-7 and 1-4 in the SEC, while UK improved to 14-4 (5-1).
Edwards, who was recruited by UK out of high school, was held scoreless in the first half on 0-for-5 shooting, but scored 16 second-half points. He also finished with 3 assists and 5 turnovers before fouling out in 33 minutes.
"I'm guessing the scouting report was to deny me the ball, and not really let me touch it, and when I touch it, bring people to me, double-team, get the ball out of my hands early," Edwards said. "So the first half, they were heavy on that, so I couldn't really do anything, I couldn't really get my teammates involved, I just had to try to affect the game in other ways."
Rayshaun Hammonds scored 16 points and grabbed 8 rebounds to lead the Bulldogs, while Toumani Camara and Tye Fagan each scored in double figures.
Georgia trailed by 10 points in the game's opening minutes, but used 10 first-half offensive rebounds to stay in the game. Each time UK — which was led by a 19-point, 9-assist, 4-steal performance from point guard Ashton Hagans — tried to separate, the Bulldogs put together a run to stay in the game until the game's closing minutes.
"We just had a couple of tough stretches, and other than that, we were right there," Georgia coach Tom Crean said.
With 12:38 remaining in the second half, Edwards hit a tough stepback jumper that cut Kentucky's lead to only 57-54, but the Wildcats went on a 12-2 run to separate themselves.
The Bulldogs tried once more to stage an eleventh-hour comeback with a 3-pointer and dunk from Hammonds to cut it to a 7-point game, but he was whistled for a technical foul for hanging on the rim, and UK kept a comfortable lead.
The Bulldogs, which have now lost two-straight, have opened the SEC with a tough stretch. Calipari even called their conference schedule's opening "ridiculous."
"At this point, I want them to beat everybody," Calipari said.
The Bulldogs will next play at home against Ole Miss on Saturday. Tip-off is at 5:30 p.m.
"We're growing up," Crean said. "I'm not really worried about morale."

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The tale of how Dorje Shugden arose spans across centuries, and the intricacy and detail of his story can overwhelm those new to the subject. Featuring charming hand-drawn illustrations, this introductory video tells the story of Dorje Shugden's arisal as a Dharma Protector in a simple and straightforward manner, and is suitable for both beginners and senior practitioners who want to lean more about the history and life story of the enlightened Dharma Protector Dorje Shugden.
I really like this illustrated story of Dorje Shugden because it covers one of the important aspects of Tibetan Buddhism: Dharma Protector.
It started with the explanation of what is Dharma Protector, needs of Dharma Protectors, the differences between enlightened and unenlightened Dharma Protector. It then clearly explains the history of Dorje Shugden, the incarnation lineage and how the prayers are composed.
I recommend everyone who wishes to understand more about Dharma Protector or Dorje Shugden.
Very nice drawing. It's like looking through a window at a piece of history even though there were no photography available then. This makes it easier to visualize the story and thus we can relate better and remember better. Very innovative way of reaching the populace.
Thank you for sharing this powerful Dorje Shugden, who is an emanation of Manjushri. From this video, we can learn and understand the lineage of Dorje Shugden and the reasons why Dorje Shugden arose as a dharma protector.
Chinese subtitle is provided for better understanding especially to those who do not understand English.
Yesterday, someone asked me for a story book on Dorje Shugden when she visited us in Kechara Forest Retreat.
As there are many more people who are interested to learn of this Great Protector, I am putting this story on my facebook to share with you.


Moving house isn't the easiest, particularly for those of us that didn't go to law school. The conveyancing process can be confusing and the thought of spending hundreds of thousands of pounds without knowing exactly what's going on can be unsettling at best!
If you're buying or selling a property, you're no doubt full of questions and tired of googling them, which is why we've put together an in-depth conveyancing FAQ to answer everything for you.
Conveyancing is the legal handover of a property from one party to another. It is usually done by a conveyancing solicitor who will write up and check contracts, apply for property searches and contact all relevant authorities such as the Land Registry.
Every situation is different but in general, conveyancing usually takes about 6-8 weeks to complete.
Conveyancing fees can vary, which is why using The Solicitor Finder to search for conveyancing services by price really helps. You can select to display the results by price or location or guarantees, or all three if you need!
As a rough estimate though, you'll probably be looking at upwards of £300-400 depending on the value of your property. Luckily all the solicitors we work with offer fixed fees so you won't be charged any extra later on, so for a standard conveyancing transaction the price we quote is the price you'll pay.
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All mortgage lenders require you to get a survey on your new property to make sure that it is a good investment, but a mortgage lender's survey is very basic and usually only counts for a valuation. A Homebuyer Survey (TARGET _BLANK) for example, will give a more in depth analysis of the condition of the property to ensure that there is nothing wrong with it.
What if there is a problem after purchase?
Unfortunately, there's not much to be done in this case – you can't return a house if it's faulty! If you've heard the phrase "buyer beware", you may know that the seller isn't under any obligation to make defects clear to you and that you, as the buyer, are liable to examine the property fully before you buy.
If later you find something wrong with the house or the surrounding area, unfortunately it's too late. This is the main reason we urge people to get a Homebuyer or Building Survey before committing to a purchase.
How can I find a solicitor to work with my mortgage lender?
Conveyancing searches are an integral part of buying a house. These formal applications enquire into official registers or local authorities in order to find out if there are any known issues with the land or surrounding developments. Your conveyancing solicitor will request several of these searches including a planning search to find out if there are any buildings due to be constructed nearby, flood and drainage searches to check if the property is at risk of water damage, and chancel searches to find out if any local churches require annual repair fees from the local community, to name just a few.
Completion is when the deal is finally closed. All payments have been made, contracts have been signed and exchanged and the deeds to the property have been passed over to the new owners. This is usually all done in one day, agreed upon at the Exchange of Contracts, and after all this you can finally move in!
The Exchange of Contracts is the point when both solicitors check over the final contracts and get their clients to sign. A completion date will be arranged and the initial deposit paid. This is the point when the sale becomes legally binding.
When is Exchange of Contracts?
The Exchange of Contracts should be organised as soon as possible so that the sale is legally binding and neither side can pull out last minute. Your solicitor will need to make all search enquiries before this point so we recommend planning to exchange contracts a week before Completion at minimum to allow time for documents to be read, contracts signed, money transferred and moving arrangements sorted.
After completion, is that it?
Technically yes, as soon as you've completed you can move in and call it home, but the sale will need to be registered with the Land Registry to make it official. Your solicitor will take care of this as part of your conveyancing deal.
Can you complete any quicker?
These things do take time, but if you are in a rush don't hesitate to get in touch as we may be able to help you get your conveyancing done a little quicker.
If your property is worth over £125,000 you will be liable for stamp duty. How much this will be is dependent on the value of your new property. You'll pay no tax on the first £125,000, after which it can be worked out on a sliding scale with the next £125,000 attracting a 2% fee and the following £675,000 chunk attracting a 10% fee. If you need more information on stamp duty or other government charges, give us a call on 0800 038 6644.
Not always. Of course, all properties are different and it's hard to tell exactly what conveyancing needs you will have, but a survey will help you work that out. If the property you are interested in is very old, we urge you to look into a Homebuyer's Survey to make sure you're getting a good deal.
You can call us on 0800 038 6644, email us at contact@thesolicitorfinder.com or fill in our online form.
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3rd year apprentice, Mollie Hovell, who appears in the video, says she was treated like an adult from day one of her course. "We receive fantastic training from KH Hair's Creative and Colour Teams which is really exciting." she says. "It's hard work and the standards are very high but it's also great fun. Everyone is so supportive and I really do feel like I'm part of one big family."
KH Hair Group's joint managing directors, Darren Messias and Tim Fee, say the video was produced because it is getting more difficult each year to recruit apprentices. "We feel that school leavers and their parents are not being made fully aware of the opportunities apprenticeships can offer and the differences between them and a college-only education." Darren explains. "We believe it's getting harder to attract people to the industry because, traditionally, we haven't shouted about ourselves enough.
"Hairdressing isn't just a 'job' and, as an industry, we need to be more proactive in going into schools to talk about apprenticeships and explain the varied and rewarding career paths that are available in a company such as ours."
The award-winning Academy is synonymous with the provision of exceptional and forward-thinking training and its apprenticeship programme aims to take raw talent from across the County and help train and develop young people for a successful career in hairdressing. The Group recently reached a milestone 70 years of delivering apprenticeships to more than 2,000 young people across the East Midlands.
Over the two-year apprenticeship (with a third 'finishing' year option available too) KH Hair trainees learn how to deliver first-class customer service and front of house duties; professional development; effective team work and how to take responsibility and ownership of their careers as well first-class hairdressing skills. They also get the chance to attend shows, exhibitions and enter competitions to enhance their learning. Maths and English essentials are also delivered with the help of a qualified school teacher to assist trainees who may need additional help with basic numeracy and literacy skills.
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Jack discovers new abilities, travels to exciting lands and thwarts a conspiracy brewing deep within the ministries in this epic conclusion to the action-packed Section 13 series.
Jack Buckles is on trial for his life.
The Ministries of Secrets and Guilds, led by Ignatius Gall, are conspiring to put the Ministry of Trackers down for good --- starting with Jack's very existence as a Section 13. His only hope is to prove that Gall is the real danger, not him, and it leads Jack and Gwen from the back streets of London, through the Austrian Alps, to the great reaches of central China.
Joined by their new friend Liu Fai, Jack and Gwen set out to stop Gall before he can uncover ancient Chinese artifacts, said to grant immortality. But a clockwork monster threatens them at every turn, and its turning gears only serve as a reminder that Jack's judgment day is fast approaching --- and that he's running out of time.


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My wife is always the first to cotton to new TV cooking shows. I think it started with "Two Hot Tamales" on the Food Network many years ago, and blossomed into the early days of "Emeril Live." She dragged us into "Hell's Kitchen" and "Top Chef" – hello, Padma Lakshmi! She found the original "Kitchen Nightmares" on the BBC and we discovered a much more entertaining Gordon Ramsay than found in the American incarnation.
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This books tells the history of Player One, a French magazine dedicated to home videogames and manga, alongside with its various spin-offs such as Nintendo Player, Ultra Player, Manga Player and Player Station. Thanks to the interviews with most of the journalists who wrote for it, this 300 pages books gathers a lot of unique information. It starts with an introduction detailing the arrival of Manga and Anime in France, a context in which a company called Média Système Edition first launched Amstrad CPC magazine. It continued in September 1990 with the release of Player One, that will host journalists like Crevette, Matt Murdock, Wonder Fra, El Didou, Goombas... Besides a detailed history of the magazine life, that greatly helped videogames and manga to be recognized in France, this captivating book achieves to share the unique working environment of Player One editorial board: reviewers playing games all night long to write walkthroughs; homemade techniques to capture screenshot from CRT television sets; the fight for exclusive news; the first TV game shows in France; the videogames conventions; and of course the various journalist feuds! The books also explores the way videogames and manga went, from 1990 to 2010, to being an unknown leisure for freaks to a popular and nationwide culture in France. More than the history of one of the most important French videogaming magazine, this excellent book delivers a testimony of the long quest for recognition of videogames and manga in the French society.


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Q: HTTP Status Code for External Dependency Error What is the correct HTTP status code to return when a server is having issues communicating with an external API?
Say a client sends a valid request to my server A, A then queries server B's API in order to do something. However B's API is currently throwing 500's or is somehow unreachable, what status code should A return to the client? A 5* error doesn't seem correct because server A is functioning as it should, and a 4* error doesn't seem correct because the client is sending a valid request to A.

A: Did you consider status codes 502 and 504?
502 – The server while acting as a gateway or a proxy,
received an invalid response from the upstream server it accessed
in attempting to fulfill the request.

504 – The server, while acting as a gateway or proxy,
did not receive a timely response from the upstream server
specified by the URI (e.g. HTTP, FTP, LDAP)
or some other auxiliary server (e.g. DNS) it needed to access
in attempting to complete the request.

Of course, this would require a broad interpretation of "gateway" (implementation of interface A requiring a call to interface B), applied to the application layer. But this could be a nice way to say : "I cannot answer but it's not my fault nor yours".

A: You can refer this link.
HTTP Status 424 or 500 for error on external dependency
503 Service Unavailable looks perfect for the situation.

A: Since the API relies on something that is not available, its service is unavailable as well.
I would think that the status code 503: Service Unavailable is the best fit for your situation. From the RFC description:

The server is currently unable to handle the request due to a temporary overloading or maintenance of the server. The implication is that this is a temporary condition which will be alleviated after some delay. If known, the length of the delay MAY be indicated in a Retry-After header. If no Retry-After is given, the client SHOULD handle the response as it would for a 500 response.

Granted, the description implies that this status code should be applied for errors on the server itself (and not to signal a problem with an external dependency). However, this is the best fit within the RFC status codes, and I wouldn't suggest using any custom status codes so anyone can understand them.
Alternatively, if your API supports a way of communicating errors (e.g. to tell the user that the ID he supplied is incorrect) you may be able to use this method to tell the user that the dependency is unavailable. This might be a little friendlier and might avoid some bug searching on the user's side, since at least some of the users won't be familiar with any status codes besides 403, 404 and maybe 500, depending on your audience.

A: It's been a while that this question was asked.
Faced similar situation today. After exploring a bit, to me it makes more sense to send 424 FAILED_DEPENDENCY.

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The surprising link between Alabama seafood, timber and U.S. national security, and how Shelby is leading the way
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There are plenty of areas of debate over exactly how and where the U.S. should spend its foreign aid dollars. But for Alabamians in particular — and the entire Gulf Coast region more broadly — the international assistance that flows into cracking down on illegal wildlife trafficking is paying massive dividends, both economically and, perhaps more surprisingly, in terms of national security.
A survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation indicates Americans grossly overestimate the amount the federal government spends on foreign aid. The average answer was foreign aid accounts for a whopping 31 percent of spending. Fifteen percent of respondents actually thought it represented over half of the U.S. budget.
In reality, according to the Congressional Research Service, it accounts for about 1 percent total when military, economic development and humanitarian efforts are combined. And it is paying massive dividends for Alabama.
First, foreign aid dollars fund multi-nation efforts to combat illegal trade in timber and fish. These illicit practices cost U.S. foresters and fishers billions of dollars in lost revenue every single year by flooding the market and driving down prices.
According to the Alabama Department of Commerce, "Alabama has the second largest commercial timberland base in the U.S., with 23 million acres. Forestry is the state's second largest manufacturing industry, producing an estimated $14.8 billion worth of products in 2013, the latest data available." Alabama also ranked second in the country in fish production. By cracking down on the black-market trading of timber and fish, our foreign aid dollars are protecting Alabama jobs.
Second, foreign aid that flows into international conservation efforts, which has enjoyed bipartisan support for decades, helps countries manage their natural resources sustainably. This prevents the scarcity of water, food or forests that often contributes to instability and sparks regional conflicts.
Third, cracking down on illegal wildlife trafficking cuts off a major source of income for armed groups and organizations with terrorist ties throughout the world, many of which pose a direct threat to American interests.
A report by the United Nations and Interpol found that the "illegal wildlife trade worth up to $213 billion a year is funding organized crime, including global terror groups and militias." Additionally, "the annual trade of up to $100 billion in illegal logging is helping line the pockets of mafia, Islamist extremists and rebel movements, including Somalia's Al-Qaeda linked terror group al-Shabaab."
Fortunately, Sen. Richard Shelby (R-Ala.), who recently rose to the powerful post of Chairman of the Appropriations Committee, has remained a staunch supporter of ensuring that resources continue to flow into efforts to combat the illegal trade in timber and fish.
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Author Spotlight! LESLIE TATE
by januarygray in AuthorSpotlights, LESLIE TATE, Recommended reading
LYRICAL REALISM
I write about relationships.
When asked about my target audience, I usually quote Kurt Vonnegut: 'Write to please just one person'. If asked about the bottom line/my unique selling point, I generally say I'm a writer, not an entrepreneur – and I back it up with what Lewis Hyde said in The Gift: '…it may be possible to destroy a work of art by converting it into a pure commodity'. When asked for my genre, I usually say 'lyrical realism'.
Those last two words can trigger a voice in in my head saying ''literary', but I keep that quiet, even to myself. Literary is a phrase usually reserved for heavyweight writing that has earned its place in the canon – and as Jeanette Winterson says in her Essays on Ecstasy and Effrontery 'all the arts suffer from canonization'. By that she means that once a work of art becomes part of the so-called great tradition we cease to read its true qualities. In her words: 'familiarity… history, popularity and association all crowd in between the viewer and the picture and block it out'. So I avoid the word literary because it sounds arrogant and might kill my books. Of course secretly I aspire to writing literature, but I balance that belief with ruthless criticism of my own work. It's never good enough or finished, so any label I might give it is provisional.
But I do work hard at my 'lyrical realism', aiming to:
base it on character and language
dig beneath the surface
include several types of writing/genre
put in a generic, big-picture element.
Maybe I fail in the attempt, but I prefer taking risks to sales talk about 'grabbing the reader' and books as 'products', or the minimalist approach advocated by some academics. It means I'm constantly looking for ways to vary standard expressions, while trying to keep a line into the heart. Like music, writing needs contrast, so a good sentence mixes the direct with the complex, the immediate with the meaningful. In the words of poet Don Paterson: 'For the reader to be blown away by the original phrase it must already be partly familiar to them.'
In terms of character and language, Purple, my coming-of-age novel, has two distinct narrative voices. It begins with a third person account, set in the Sixties, of Matthew Lavender's youthful rebellion, and continues with his gran Mary's first-person story of her family and marriage. Matthew's section is written in close third person; it alternates between long and short sentences, mixing formal and informal language, and it dips in and out of his head. Mary's section avoids long sentences, colons, semi-colons, dashes or ellipses and uses references and expressions from my N.E. England upbringing.
In Heaven's Rage, my autobiography, I dig beneath the surface to tell the inside story of childhood, cross-dressing, alcoholism, illness and recovery, focusing on how these experiences have helped me to appreciate the hidden sides of life. And the use of different styles – including novelistic writing, psychological theories, dialogues and poetry – makes it possible to visit and revisit the key moments of my past, approaching each incident from more than one angle. The common thread running through the book is the power of the imagination.
In Blue, the novel that follows on from Purple, the genre is historical, told in the form of a satirical-romantic-adventure. The big-picture element is that it covers that time in life when couples struggle to 'stay alive' against the pressures of jobs and bringing up children. It's also, like Purple, an investigation into modern love.
As Saul Bellow says, 'Realism specializes in apparently unmediated experiences'. So when I write lyrically I have to take great care to stay grounded and keep the reader close by my side. I want to pack it all in, live and breathe the action and the feelings, while maintaining the flow. So every word counts, no detail is arbitrary and I have to pick my way through the action with a sharp eye on emotional truth.
It's all about stretching the language, filling the gaps and moving gracefully from one scene to the next. And the more effortlessly lyrical the writing seems, the more it has been worked and reworked. So the trick is to develop the full range of expression, to write with freedom while fixing it forever in an artificial form. And that's the hardest rewrite of all.
ABOUT LESLIE'S BOOKS
Heaven's Rage is an imaginative autobiography. Reporting on feelings people don't usually own up to, Leslie Tate explores addiction, cross-dressing and the hidden sides of families. Writing lyrically, he brings together stories of bullying, childhood dreams, thwarted creativity and late-life illness, discovering at their core the transformative power of words to rewire the brain and reconnect with life. "A Robin Red breast in a Cage / Puts all Heaven in a Rage" – William Blake.' You can buy Heaven's Rage here. https://gumroad.com/l/Eegjv#. Or http://www.lulu.com/shop/leslie-tate/heavens-rage/paperback/product-22943294.html
Purple is a coming-of-age novel, a portrait of modern love and a family saga. Set in the North of England, it follows the story of shy ingénue Matthew Lavender living through the wildness of the 60s and his grandmother Mary, born into a traditional working-class family. Both are innocents who have to learn more about long-term love and commitment, earning their independence through a series of revealing and closely-observed relationships. Purple is the first part of the Lavender Blues trilogy. You can buy it here. http://leslietate.com/shop/purple/ or on Amazon
Blue tells the story of Richard and Vanessa Lavender, who join a 90s feminist collective sharing childcare, political activism and open relationships. Boosted by their 'wider network' they take secondary partners, throw parties and observe the dance of relationships amongst their friends. But finding a balance between power and restraint, and handling shared love, proves difficult… Blue is the second part of the Lavender Blues trilogy. You can buy it here. http://leslietate.com/shop/blue/
or on Amazon.
On Leslie's website www.leslietate.com you will find weekly interviews and guest blogs by writers/artists/musicians, as well as Leslie's own writings.
You can contact him on Facebook at Leslie Stuart Tate (personal) and Leslie Tate (author page). His Twitter handle is @LSTateAuthor.
AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT: NICHOLAS TANEK / Author of: Chipped Black Nail Polish and The Coolest Way to Kill Yourself
by januarygray in AuthorSpotlights, NICHOLAS TANEK Tags: Fiction, Literary, Romance
Nicholas Tanek is an American ghostwriter from New Brunswick, New Jersey. He graduated from Rutgers University with a bachelor's degree in English. Nicholas Tanek grew up as a New Jersey punk rock skater kid who lost himself in the early 90's New York City rave scene. After years of drug addiction, he got his life together when he was reunited with Lynn, the love of his life, before she died at the age of 37. Instead of choosing negativity, he chose creativity. Losing Lynn inspired him to write his first book, The Coolest Way To Kill Yourself. There is quite a bit of kinky sex, drugs, and music in the life of Nicholas Tanek and he has some unique stories to tell.
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by Nicholas Tanek
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A Tribute to A Different Kind of Jersey Girl.
In New Jersey during the summer of 1989, an awkward thirteen-year-old who was obsessed with weird music fell head-over-heels in love with the coolest post-punk rock girl he had ever met.
Nicholas was insecure. He was a daydreamer, wishing for romance when he was told, over and over, that he could not have it. He was a toy, pulled and pushed, wanted and used, dragged along yet held at a distance. Nicholas fell in with the out crowd, and loved every minute of it. He fell in love and got left behind, but not before she changed him forever.
This is an irrational, emotional love story for the teenager inside all of us.
The music is loud, and you're about to be pushed into the pit.
What some people are saying…
"I should have put you in therapy." – my mother.
"I can't believe you're publishing this. You do not have my permission to use my real name." – name redacted.
"I insist that you use my real name." – Kevin.
"Finally, a title that doesn't scare people off. Not like the first book, The Coolest Way to Kill Yourself." – Kim Gray, publicist
The Coolest Way to Kill Yourself
Link: http://amzn.com/B00GUSAX7G
Okay, so no one actually kills themselves in this book.
The Coolest Way to Kill Yourself pulls you into the early 90's New York City rave scene, in all its chaotic, psychedelic glory. The narrator grabs you by your wrist and drags you behind two teenage lovers from New Jersey as they tumble through a whirlwind of reckless hedonism that eventually spirals into a dark, devastating world of drug addiction and heartbreak.
As a teenager, Lynn cried, "No one is ever going to write something for me."
Nearly two decades later, in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, Nicholas did just that. The gesture came too late for our unlikely heroine, but his heart was in the right place. A broken heart… but a true love.
Reunited after years apart, Lynn and Nicholas embraced their love and sexuality, and embraced each other, despite troubled pasts, despite illness, despite all of their imperfections and mistakes. They shared the kind of honest and shameless connection that few have had the honor of knowing, and most would never understand.
"We're not hurting anyone. We're just living life without caring what anyone thinks about us, without caring about the consequences."
"It's the coolest way to kill ourselves," Lynn said.
So turn the page, and pull the trigger.
"I used to think that I was a fairly liberal and open-minded person. But this world is truly a world outside my comprehension and comfort zone." – my sister-in-law
"You will never publish this book." – my ex-wife
"Are you crazy? I can't believe you are publishing this." – most of my friends
"I love the fact that you are publishing this." – most of my cool friends
"You have disgraced me." – my mother
"Why is your mother so angry about your book? Make sure you shovel the snow from the driveway." – my father
Nicholas Tanek
AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT: A. AIMEE
by januarygray in AuthorSpotlights, Erotica Tags: A.Aimee
About A. Aimee or Being Amy on shaky ground
Hi. My name is A. Aimee – and the A. stands for Amy. So yes, my name is Amy Aimee. And I wrote a book called "Good Pussy Bad Pussy – Rachel's Tale", which is a sensual, erotic page-turner, sexual thriller and modern love story. And I'm thrilled to say that the book is getting great reviews all around (even here on the lovely and discerning January Gray site).
So what's "Good Pussy Bad Pussy" all about? Well, to begin with, my question (or you could say my project) was: How would it be for a woman like you or me to be unabashedly lovely and loving and FREE? Really free? How would it be? To really be that?
That's what I wanted to know. How would it be to be unequivocally and amazingly lovely and loving and free? To just amp it up and pull out all the stops? And be that amazing someone or something you already know you are (but probably never admitted)? And not be half-hearted about it either but rather really let it out and fly.
In other words, how would it be… not to be bound by our social norms and the traditional programming of who women are and what we're allowed to do…
It almost makes you blush just to think about it, doesn't it? You without all your inhibitions. You without all your insecurities. You without being ground down by everyone's expectations including your own. Just you – allowing you, allowing yourself, to be in contact with, feel and actually live the glorious life which is you, yours.
And yes I know, I'm being a little highfalutin here… yes I hear you. It's not really possible you say. I know; that's what they told me too. But still…
OK I admit it. We're on shaky ground here, aren't we?
And well yes, as I said, that's kind of my project. Being a little highfalutin and on shaky ground and all.
And, while shaking and being on shaky ground, still having the guts to go and explore it anyway… in life – and on paper.
So yes, I wrote this book and called it "Good Pussy Bad Pussy – Rachel's Tale". So there's no mistaking what it's about here, is there? And yes, it's an on-paper attempt to explore this idea of being free, especially in terms of our sexuality… an on-paper attempt to express some of this without actually talking about it directly that is…
So what my heroine Rachel does when she's coming from that space is rather intoxicating at times. Or at least that's my experience, watching her. Experimenting with her. And watching how it actually plays out when she's not sure about much except the energy she feels… the drive… the intoxication of her own soul… It's that impulse again, isn't it?
So yes, I found it quite intriguing to let her loose through me. It was, and still is, an amazing ride. Because whenever I thought about her and her story, I just got sucked into it. It just drew me in and on, which is why I guess, I did and still am writing about her a lot. She/Rachel makes me feel, well, rather heady. High you might say. And sometimes downright horny, when the life juices are steaming/streaming in and through her/me!
In fact, after "Good Pussy Bad Pussy – Rachel's Tale" was published, Rachel just wouldn't let me go. Her story kept on calling me, so I kept on writing about her and her exploration of this mind-boggling life we've been given and this mind-boggling thing called sex we are all so fascinated by.
One of the things I wanted to explore and write about was orgasm, which I consider to be the ultimate surrender and a powerful portal to ecstasy and the flow state where we are fully present in this now moment. So I started this exploration in "Good Pussy Bad Pussy – Rachel's Tale". And then I added to this an exploration of the conundrum that arises if we reach this blissful state of surrender in and through situations (and/or with people) that we don't particularly like or find acceptable. Situations like this are part of the drama of the book. In other words, I wanted to explore what happens when the body experiences one thing while the mind is screaming something else? What happens when the sexual experience feels good but the mind is screaming "you shouldn't be doing this!"?
So I started exploring this idea in the first Good Pussy Bad Pussy book and then continued in the next book… oh yes… maybe I forgot to mention it, but yes, there's another Good Pussy Bad Pussy book! A completely new one, which is even hotter, higher, and deeper than the first one! And yes it's now finished and in production at my publisher and the book is going to be released in a couple of months. The name of the new book is "Good Pussy Bad Pussy in Captivity".
So friends, I hope you'll enjoy the amazing Good Pussy Bad Pussy reads/rides as much as I have and am still doing!
You can check out the Good Pussy Bad Pussy trailer on YouTube: http://youtu.be/E-Y_gwe4Ce0
Excerpt from "Good Pussy Bad Pussy – Rachel's Tale" by A. Aimee
Good pussy bad pussy. Despite the traumatic events of New York and the deepening realization that all my actions had consequences, I also knew something else had awakened in me, something I'd never experienced before. A force, a power, a drive, an energy. Call it good pussy, call it bad pussy, call it whatever you will, but a life force had been awakened in me and I couldn't put it (her) back to sleep again. Right or wrong. She was awake! She was alive! She wanted to live. And she wanted more.
She, my pussy, was alive in me. I felt her moving in me, reaching out, right or wrong, proper or not. She wanted to taste and touch, to be tasted and touched. She wanted to feel the life force, the energy, moving in and through her. She wanted like liquid desire itself. She wanted because she was, life itself. She wanted because she was, the energy of life itself. And now that she – the genie – was out of the bottle, there was no putting her back again. She was untameable, wild; she wanted to be free, had to be free. Because she loved life, because yes, she was life itself. She was the life force in all of us… she was the creative power of the universe – and yes she was sex. Sex! Sex! Sexual! She was pure and beautiful and couldn't be kept down or locked up. And now she was awake in me, awake! A ravishing beauty, a hungry cunt, a wantingness for the essence of life. And what was that essence? It was the ecstasy of knowing my own soul, my own being, which was somehow alive and felt like frolicking in that stream of liquid desire that carries one on and on unto a state of orgasmic bliss, which was somehow like coming home and finding a peace that was beyond all comprehension… home, home, home. That's what I wanted, that's what she wanted, that's where she was taking me, taking me, taking me… and there was nothing, nothing I could do about it. No stopping her. No turning back now.
She was me and I was her.
And we were flying.
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Twitter: https://twitter.com/AmyAimee14
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amy.aimee.52
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Amazon Kindle link: amzn.to/1lvdAcN
Amazon UK link: http://amzn.to/Yezq9D
Good Pussy Bad Pussy trailer on YouTube: http://youtu.be/E-Y_gwe4Ce0
Audio narration of the first 10 minutes of Good Pussy Bad Pussy read by Tim Spencer: http://bit.ly/1GcwbR5
Goodreads: http://bit.ly/1I2I2FI


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Wayn Traub (Brussel, 27 december 1972) is een Vlaams theatermaker en regisseur. In zijn werk zoekt hij naar vormen van ritueel theater. Zelf verwijst hij naar zijn voorstellingen als cinema-opera, omdat theater, videobeelden en muziek met elkaar gecombineerd worden.

Wayn Traub (Geert Bové) brak internationaal door in 2002 met Maria-Dolores, het eerste deel van de Wayn Wash-trilogie, waarmee hij toerde in Europa. Later werd de voorstelling ook als film uitgebracht.

Het tweede deel, Jean-Baptiste, maakte hij in 2004 bij Toneelhuis, een coproductie met Théâtre de la Ville, Parijs. Op het internationaal theaterfestival in Zürich kreeg Wayn Traub dat jaar de prijs voor meest beloftevolle theaterregisseur. Ook in Nederland ging de Vlaamse Reus 2004-2005, de publieksprijs van de Toneelschuur Haarlem, naar Jean-Baptiste. Het theaterconcert Le comeback de Jean-Baptiste (2006) en N.Q.Z.C. (2007) gingen in première in het Parijse Théâtre de la Ville. De film bij deel drie van de trilogie, Maria-Magdalena, werd grotendeels gedraaid in China. Gabriel Rios speelt een gastrol.

Eind 2009 verlaat Wayn Traub het Toneelhuis.
Een heleboel objecten uit zijn voorstellingen, inclusief de naam 'Wayn Traub' zelf, werden verkocht via een veiling op 28 november 2009.
Terug als Geert Bové richt hij het muziektheatergezelschap 'Service To Others' op.

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Toneelhuis.be

Traub, Wayn

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Ernst Schiffmann (* 24. Dezember 1883 in Gößnitz; † 11. Januar 1953 in Gladbeck) war im Ruhrgebiet und Münsterland als der Turnvater bekannt.

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Ernst Schiffmann wurde am 24. Dezember 1883 im Thüringischen Gößnitz als zweites von neun Kindern des Lehrers und Kirchners Robert Schiffmann geboren. Nach der Schule besuchte er das Technikum in Altenburg und wurde Elektroingenieur. Aus beruflichen Gründen zog er ins Ruhrgebiet nach Gladbeck, wo er Elektro-Betriebsführer auf der Zeche Zweckel wurde. Später arbeitete er als Elektro-Betriebsführer auf der Zeche Scholven und war maßgeblich für Bau und Instandhaltung des dortigen Hydrierwerks verantwortlich.

Ernst Schiffmann hatte mit seiner Frau Marie (Jg. 1887) vier Kinder: Ernst (als Kind verstorben), Irmgard, Fritz und Walter. Die Familie wohnte zunächst in der Potsdamer Straße, später am Grünen Weg. Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg wurde Ernst Schiffmann Stadtverordneter von Gladbeck.

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Ernst Schiffmann gründete im November 1930 zusammen mit Hans Kissenbeck und Paul Sartor die "Flugsportvereinigung Gladbeck in der Vestischen Luftfahrtvereinigung", aus der zu Beginn der 50er der "Fliegerclub Gladbeck u. Kirchhellen e.V." wurde.

Zusammen mit seinem Turnbruder Hans Vahle gründete er in der Nachkriegszeit den "Münsterländer Turngau". Bei der Neugründungsversammlung des Münsterländer Turnverbandes (1946), der später wieder in "Münsterländer Turngau" umbenannt wurde, wurde Schiffmann zum Ersten Vorsitzenden gewählt. Nach seiner aktiven Vorstandstätigkeit wurde er Gaualtersturnwart.

Er war außerdem lange Jahre erster Vorsitzender des Turnvereins Gladbeck sowie einige Zeit Vorsitzender des Westfälischen Turnerbundes.

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Im Wittringer Wald in Gladbeck liegt ein Gedenkstein. Auf dem Findling steht: "Dem Turner Ernst Schiffmann", dazu das Turnerkreuz mit dem Motto "Frisch, fromm, fröhlich, frei".

Zu Ehren des Turnvaters wurde außerdem regelmäßig das "Ernst-Schiffmann-Treffen Münsterland" vom Münsterländer Turngau abgehalten, dessen Ehrenmitglied Schiffmann seither ist.

Weblinks
 Turngau Münsterland e.V.
 Fliegerclub Gladbeck und Kirchhellen e.V.

Turnfunktionär (Deutschland)
Deutscher
Geboren 1883
Gestorben 1953
Mann
Person (Gladbeck)


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Plus, I want everyone to know. I love My God. We have an amazing relationship, and I speak with him daily.. I visit him in Church.. and I want you to know, that if God can love me, (doing all the ridiculous stuff that I do) He can also love you! So don't let any of the things you do, or don't do... Keep you from having that relationship! Ok.. onto my Realsolutions..
1) Loving Glitter and Bling.. Yes, yes.. I know.. I've heard the saying "Glitter is like Herpes".. Just stop it. I love Glitter.. Glitter lipstick (my lipsense glitter gloss) glitter hair bows.. glitter pants for the girls.. Glitter paper.. I just love it. I also love bling, even better, bling that looks like glitter.. I like sparkly fun, shiny things.. Crosslee does too, and I let her like it. In fact.. I LOVE that she loves it! Her Michael Jackson party was laced with all things glitter.. and it was fantastic! Oh, and big, gaudy jewelry with fake gems? YUP. I love that too!
2) Big Hair.. Yes.. I know that "Jackin your hair to Jesus" may have went out in the 80's.. guess what? I DON'T CARE.. I like my hair set on lovely hot rollers, and then I like it to be big.. I don't like flat hair on me. I've had a million people try to get me to change my mind. Tell me "Straight hair is in" I don't care. I'm not doing it. My hair looks good like this..This also includes my super tall mom bun.. Yup, its still happening. Err'Day.. MJ likes it.. My mama likes it.. and I like it.. so its happening. Sorry, not sorry.
3) Going to bed at 8:30.. I could lie here and tell you that because I'm a twin mom I have to go to bed at 8:30 because I'm exhausted.. but if I'm being honest, I was in bed by 9 most of my life.. Yes, my life is a bit more tiring these days with two 3 year old toddlers.. but I was lame before I had children, and I'll continue to be lame now. However, I like being in bed by 9. I'm a morning person, so it makes it easier to rise and shine by 5:30am each morning!
4) Drinking Wine.. Yup. Not apologizing for this one either.. I like a good glass of wine (or two) in the evenings. I drink it at my house.. I am not a drunk.. I do not drive..I do not endanger people.. I'm responsible.. So I'm not going to feel guilty about this. I work hard and if I want a glass of wine in the evening.. or at a party.. or at dinner. I'm going to have one. I mean as a mom we've all heard the expression "Oh child..you will drive me to drinking".. yes, sometimes that is true..
5) Creative Cussing. Sorry.. I may have offended you there.. but I like cussing. You should know.. I never cuss AT people.. or in front of people who don't like Cussings.. or where cussing is not appropriate. I like to call this cussing "Creative Cussing".. Like ways to describe things.. Or when you stub your toe or hit your head and you curse to make yourself feel better. I never use Curse words in a way to disparage someone, be mean, or anything like that.. I Just like to be creative with my wide variety of my vernacular sayings! Its a creative outlet for me!
6) Not dressing my girls like twins.. Ok.. I get it, I have twins.. thats awesome.. and magical.. Yes, yes it is.. but have you seen them? They are certainly NOT identical.. and they do not have the same taste in clothes, or the same opinions about pretty much anything known to man.. So while I get it, its cute to dress twins alike.. mine don't really go for that.. and I never really have either. Most people can't even tell they are sisters! Sure.. sometimes they want to wear the same things.. but that is like a 1 out of 50 time! (Like when they both want to wear Princess clothes because Princesses and Mermaids are where its at right now!)They came out of the womb two little separate people with completely different looks, and completely different personalities, so if they don't want to dress alike.. I'm completely ok with it!
So there you have it.. I plan on doing a videoblog of these shortly.. I got a GOPRO for Christmas, and I'm super excited to get it started.. but I haven't had time to get it all setup yet.. so that is fourth-coming.. But I just don't want people to feel like you have to be 'this' or 'that' to get it right.. we are all working hard to get it right in different ways all the time! We screw things up.. we get back on track.. we do things great! We celebrate that!! In this little round of life, we have to do what we can do to survive, and be great.. So whatever that is for you.. make it your own.. embrace it.. don't worry about going against the grain, or not fitting in with everyone else.. Don't worry about someone else's unrealistic expectations for you! Just do you, and do it well!!I've realized that when I'm the happiest.. its just BEING ME.. Weird..OL.. ME.. Because you know what? That is who God Created me to be.. ME.. Not anyone else, and he loves Me.. Just like I am. Will I always try to be better? For sure.. But even when I fail, I know I can get back up.. and move onto the next!
In other news.. Jordan got a new Job! So thankful for that! He started last Thursday and its going really great...We had an amazing Christmas.. the girls loved every single second of it.. Its making me a little sad that this year they will turn 4.. I have truly enjoyed them being 3. Its been a fun, entertaining year. They do and say something different everyday that makes us laugh. They are also pretty good kids! I feel like the time is flying by in their little lives, and I recently had a friend Recommend a book to me that is really great.. Its called "Don't Miss it".. And here are a few of my favorite little pages from the book so far..
People always say "The Days are Long, but the Years are short" and that is very true.. I only have 365 days of my girls as 3 year olds.. and after that they will be 4 year olds, and I'll never get to know them again as a 3 year old. So even though sometimes its hard, and I'm struggling, I've always tried to make the most of every day that I have with them..
Hope everyone had a good Christmas and Happy New Year! Here's to being Real, and Present in 2017!


Commissioned by the 18th Street Art Centre, I'M DOWN was a two part project consisting of a series of participatory public actions and a large-scale mural. Both took place in and responded to the changing social and economic movements of Santa Monica's Pico Neighbourhood. The actions took place at locations around the neighbourhood, responding to the architecture, public spaces, the daily movements of residents and the larger scale movements of immigration and gentrification in the area. The actions took aesthetic cues from contemporary protests, employing social media as a tool for engagement and low-cost branding techniques such as printed T-Shirts and printed banners. Locations and invitations to participate were text-messaged to interested persons on a daily basis. These ephemeral actions were paired with a permanent, large-scale mural for the facade of the 18th Street Art Centre. The mural, featuring a text translated into several of the languages spoken in the area, remains onsite as a witness to what changes will later come to Pico.
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module Tokens

using Compat
using AbstractTrees

import AbstractTrees: children, AbstractShadowTree, make_zip, first_tree, second_tree
import Base: convert

export ¬, ⨳, ⪥, ⤄, √, AbstractToken, Token, SourceLocToken, SourceRange

abstract AbstractToken

const ASTVerbatim = Union{Symbol,String,LineNumberNode,Integer,Void,Char,Bool,AbstractFloat}
const ASTExprs = Union{Expr, QuoteNode, GlobalRef}

# Defensive definitions
Base.isequal(x::AbstractToken, y::ASTVerbatim) = error("Comparing token to raw AST Node")

global √

immutable Token <: AbstractToken
  val::ASTVerbatim
end
val(t::Token) = t.val
val(t::Union{ASTVerbatim,ASTExprs}) = t
√(t::Union{ASTVerbatim, ASTExprs, Expr, Symbol}) = SourceRange()
√(t::Token) = SourceRange()

immutable SourceRange
    offset::UInt32
    length::UInt32
    file::UInt8
end
SourceRange() = SourceRange(-1 % UInt32,-1 % UInt16,-1 % UInt8)

immutable SourceLocToken <: AbstractToken
  val::ASTVerbatim
  loc::SourceRange
end
SourceLocToken(tok::SourceLocToken) = tok
SourceLocToken(val, offset, length, file) =
    SourceLocToken(val, SourceRange(offset, length, file))
SourceLocToken(val) = SourceLocToken(val, SourceRange())
val(t::SourceLocToken) = t.val

const ¬ = val
√(tok::SourceLocToken) = tok.loc
√(r::SourceRange) = r

# Expr and source tree Construction
immutable SourceNode
    loc::Any # SourceRange
    children::Vector
end
Base.copy(x::SourceNode) = SourceNode(x.loc,copy(x.children))
SourceNode(_::Void) = SourceNode(SourceRange(),SourceNode[])
convert(::Type{SourceNode},loc::SourceRange) = SourceNode(loc,SourceNode[])
SourceNode(x::SourceNode) = copy(x)
children(node::SourceNode) = node.children
Base.show(io::IO, node::SourceNode) = print(io, node.loc)

immutable SourceExpr <: AbstractShadowTree
    expr::Any
    loc::SourceNode
end
make_zip(x::SourceExpr) = AbstractTrees.zip_min(children(x.expr),children(x.loc))
first_tree(x::SourceExpr) = x.expr
second_tree(x::SourceExpr) = x.loc
val(expr::SourceExpr) = expr.expr
√(expr::SourceExpr) = expr.loc

normalize(loc::SourceNode) = normalize(loc.loc)
normalize(x) = x
typealias NodeOrRange Union{SourceNode,SourceRange}
function merge(loc1::NodeOrRange, loc2::NodeOrRange)
    loc1, loc2 = normalize(loc1), normalize(loc2)
    loc1 == SourceRange() && return loc2
    loc2 == SourceRange() && return loc1
    @assert loc1.file == loc2.file
    start = min(loc1.offset, loc2.offset)
    stop = max(loc1.offset + loc1.length, loc2.offset + loc2.length)
    res = SourceRange(start, stop-start, loc1.file)
    res
end

const ⤄ = merge
function ⤄(ex::SourceExpr, x::SourceRange)
    SourceExpr(ex.expr,SourceNode(ex.loc.loc ⤄ x, ex.loc.children))
end
⤄(ex::SourceExpr, x::SourceExpr) = ⤄(ex, √x)
⤄(ex::SourceExpr, x::SourceNode) = ⤄(ex, x.loc)
⤄(x::Void, y::SourceRange) = SourceExpr(x,SourceNode(y))
⤄(ex::Union{ASTVerbatim, ASTExprs}, x::NodeOrRange) = SourceExpr(ex,SourceNode(x))
⤄(ex::Union{ASTVerbatim, ASTExprs}, x::Union{SourceExpr,SourceLocToken}) = SourceExpr(ex,SourceNode(normalize(√x)))
⤄(ex::ASTVerbatim, x::Union{SourceExpr,SourceLocToken}) = SourceLocToken(ex,normalize(√x))
⤄(ex::SourceExpr, x::SourceLocToken) = ⤄(ex,√x)
⤄(tok::SourceLocToken, x::SourceRange) = SourceLocToken(tok.val, tok.loc ⤄ x)
⤄(tok::SourceLocToken, x::SourceLocToken) = SourceLocToken(tok.val, tok.loc ⤄ x.loc)
⤄(x::Union{ASTExprs, ASTVerbatim, Token},y::Union{ASTVerbatim,ASTExprs,Void,Token}) = x

function sortedcomplement(of::SourceRange, set)
    complement = SourceRange[]
    lastend = of.offset
    laststart = lastend
    for x in set
        x = normalize(x)
        @assert x.offset >= laststart
        if x.offset >= lastend
            push!(complement,SourceRange(lastend,x.offset-lastend,0))
        end
        laststart = max(laststart, x.offset)
        lastend = max(lastend, x.offset + x.length)
    end
    if lastend < of.offset + of.length
        push!(complement,SourceRange(lastend,of.offset+of.length-lastend-1,0))
    end
    complement
end

⨳(sym::Symbol) = Expr(sym)
⨳(sym::Symbol, args::LineNumberNode...) = Expr(sym::Symbol, args...)
⨳(sym::Symbol, args::Union{ASTVerbatim}...) = Expr(sym,args...)
function ⨳(sym::Symbol, args::Union{Token,ASTVerbatim,ASTExprs}...)
    ex = Expr(sym)
    for arg in args
        push!(ex.args, ¬arg)
    end
    ex
end
function ⨳(sym::Symbol, args::Union{ASTVerbatim,SourceLocToken,LineNumberNode,SourceExpr}...)
    accum = SourceRange()
    children = SourceNode[]
    ex = Expr(sym)
    for arg in args
        loc = √arg
        accum = accum ⤄ loc
        push!(children, SourceNode(loc))
        push!(ex.args, ¬arg)
    end
    SourceExpr(ex,SourceNode(normalize(accum),children))
end
⨳(sym::SourceLocToken,args...) = (SourceExpr(Expr(¬sym), SourceRange()) ⪥ args) ⤄ √sym
⨳(sym::Token,args...) = ⨳(¬sym,args...)

_push!(ex::Expr, t) = push!(ex.args, ¬t)
function _push!(ex::SourceExpr, t)
    push!((¬ex).args, ¬t); push!(ex.loc.children, SourceNode(√t))
end

function expr_append!(ex::SourceExpr, args::Union{Array,Tuple})
    !isempty(args) || return ex
    append!(ex.expr.args,[¬x for x in args])
    append!(ex.loc.children,[SourceNode(√x) for x in args])
    ex = SourceExpr(ex.expr,
        SourceNode(normalize(reduce(⤄,ex.loc.children)),ex.loc.children))
    ex
end
function expr_append!(ex::SourceExpr, new::SourceExpr)
    expr_append!(ex, collect(map(x->SourceExpr(x[1],SourceNode(x[2])),zip(new.expr.args,children(new.loc)))))
end
function expr_append!(ex::Expr, new::SourceExpr)
    expr_append!(SourceExpr(ex, SourceRange()), new)
end
expr_append!(ex::Expr, args::Array) = (for t in args; ex = ex ⤄ t; _push!(ex, t); end; ex)
expr_append!(ex::Expr, args::Tuple) = (for t in args; ex = ex ⤄ t; _push!(ex, t); end; ex)
expr_append!(ex::Expr, new::Expr) = expr_append!(ex, new.args)

const ⪥ = expr_append!

end

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Q: jquery autocomplete broken when i using json get the source JavaScript Code
$(function() {
    $('#itemname').autocomplete({source: "json-autocomplete.php"});
});

JSON
$rs = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM itemlist");
$arr = array();

while($obj = mysql_fetch_array($rs)) {
$arr[] = $obj['name'];
}
echo json_encode($arr);

my autocomplete can be use but it is display all of my source wherever what character is typing from me.

A: http://api.jqueryui.com/autocomplete/#option-source
If you are using jQuery UI Autocomplete, you need to implement $_GET['term'].
Look at the Developer Console on this page: http://jqueryui.com/autocomplete/#remote.
You can change this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/10792138/2408648.


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MORE WINNERS THAN ANY 1ST SEASON SIRE
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All Too Hard moved into double figures when Za Zi Ba became the 10th winner from his first crop at Wyong on Tuesday.
The Vinery freshman shares the lead for Australian-bred winners with Your Song. In equal third place on 8 winners are Golden Archer and Pierro.
Za Zi Ba (2f All Too Hard – Wiener by More Than Ready) wasn't the best away but mustered speed to sit outside the leader in the Wyong Golf Club Plate (1100m). She surged to a winning lead at the top of the straight to win by a half-length from late closer Joy For Us.
"She's a lovely filly and I'm lucky to have her," trainer Brad Widdup said. "She's been terrific right through this preparation."
Za Zi Ba cost $400,000 at the 2016 Inglis Easter yearling sale and is from a stakes-placed half-sister to Snitzel and Hinchinbrook. She was bred by Neil Werrett and Max Whitby and they retained a share in the partnership with Damion Flower, Bruce Mathieson and Rick Smith.
Apart from his 10 winners and three 2yo Stakes horses, All Too Hard has sired another 13 placegetters and there's more black-type just around the corner when they resume for the spring carnivals.
Rosehill trainer David Payne has The Mighty Fed set for the The Rosebud-LR (1100m) first-up at his home track on August 12. He won at Warwick Farm and Randwick in April before going out for a winter spell.
"We always thought he had a lot of ability. He's laid-back and has come back well," Payne said. "We are aiming him for the (Group 1) Golden Rose in September."
His stablemate All Too Soon will also embark on a Group 1 campaign culminating in the Flight Stakes at Randwick on September 30. "Both my All Too Hards are above average and I supported him again at this year's sales on the back of what they had shown," Payne added. "I think he's going to make it as a stallion."
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2019 VINERY OPEN DAYS
ALL TOO HARD POISED TO TAKE RECORD
CHARMED RESULT FOR CASINO PRINCE
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HAPPY HORSE HEADS TO GRAFTON
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Home Drama Let's Take a Look at Jang Shin-young and Kang Kyung-joon's Romantic Wedding...
Let's Take a Look at Jang Shin-young and Kang Kyung-joon's Romantic Wedding Photos!
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About Jang Shin-young Previous Marriage
Jang Shin-young is a South Korean actress who made her entertainment debut through a local beauty contest in 2001 and is best known for her acting as the femme fatale lead in the drama The Empress in 2011. She also played the leading role in Flower of Revenge in 2013, the first daily drama by the cable station jTBC.
On November 18th, 2006, Jang Shin-young married to Wi Seung-cheol, a marketing director at Bae Yong-joon's management agency BOF. Unfortunately, the couple divorced in 2009 and they had a son named Jung-an.
After failing in the first marriage, in 2018, Jang Shin-young announced she will be getting married for the second time to her Flower of Revenge co-star Kang Kyung-joon.
Jang Shin-young and Kang Kyung-joon's Romantic Wedding
Jang Shin-young and Kang Kyung-joon held their wedding on May 25th, 2018, after being in a romantic relationship for 5 years. The couple got married in an outdoor wedding ceremony attended by their family and friends. Jang Shin-young's son brought her second wedding ring.
Jang Shin-young and Kang Kyung-joon released a recording of their wedding video through the SBS Same Bed Different Dreams 2 – You Are My Destiny. Their wedding was full of tearful emotional moments. Let's take a look at some of their wedding photos released by the couple themselves.
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The wedding was so emotional, with both the bride and groom tearing up. Especially, when Jang Shin-young said, "This moment was something that we were waiting for a long time. For me, what I wanted more than anything was to receive the blessings of my family. (Kang Kyung-joon had his reasons for his tears), but for me, there were a lot of emotions there (between me and my family). So seeing everyone supporting us, I was so thankful."
During the wedding, Jang Shin-young and Kang Kyung-joon took turns in reading the vows that they had written together. But then, both of them were unable to go on due to their tears.
They said that this decision was difficult for them and some even said that the relationship would not last. But finally, they proved it as the relationship lasted for five years and even ended with marriage. They love each other. As they've trusted each other in the past, they vow, in front of everyone gathered here on their wedding, that they will cherish each other forever and become a loving trio, such that not one of them is estranged.
After the vows, Jang Shin-young's son, Jung An brought the couple their rings. It was the first time Jung An was publicly revealed on broadcast through the wedding footage.
When Kang Kyung-joon was being asked about how he felt for Jung An when he brought the wedding ring, Kang Kyung-joon answered that actually he felt apologetic as it was a day of celebration for him and Jang Shin-young, but it might not be for him.
He added, "From his perspective, even if we do raise him in a happy family, because of the advancements of the internet, later on, he might think that these kinds of things are embarrassing, or it could end up being a source of sadness for him."
Woah, what a thoughtful and caring father that Kang Kyung-joon has vowed to be! Let's pray and support them as a new family to be happily ever after!
Jang Shin-young's Latest Drama
Jang Shin-young is rumored to be starring in the drama Babel (Hangul: 바벨). In this drama, Jang Shin-young will play the role of Tae Yoo-Ra. The drama is directed by Yun Seong-sik and will be released soon, in January 2019. Let's just wait for it!
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