NARROWBOAT | Would you refloat this?? A very sad sight! | Episode 42
In this episode onboard our LIVE ABOARD NARROWBOAT we cruise further north on the GRAND UNION CANAL, in this episode from Aspley to Tring. We see two really sad sights, both were TINY FLOATING HOME’S now well, we’ll let you make your own minds up!! Our LIVE ABOARD LIFESTYLE never ceases to throw up surprises as we try to capture some stunning wildlife on camera. Jackie has another near accident but we also experience the joys of this LIFESTYLE. We make some children’s day and cruise through a pretty town neither of us have experienced before. Come and join us for adventures and lots of fun.
Season 1 | Episode 42
We are Jackie & Michael and we travel the British waterways network on our 57ft narrowboat Border Reiver. Join us each week for our latest adventures as we explore the UK.
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Intro - Weather Any Storm by Cody Francis
Cruise Sunday Am - When Spring is Coming (Instru.) by Ever Yearning.
Kingfisher Slow Mo. - Sketches by Ever So Blue
Outro & Coming Up - Weather Any Storm by Cody Francis
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CS Research Seminar: The Psychological Basis for UI Design Guidelines (Fall 2020)
Dr Jeff Johnson has been a professor at USF in Computer Science since 2016. Dr Johnson holds a BA from Yale and PhD from Stanford, and has worked worked as a UI designer and implementer, engineer manager, usability tester, and researcher at a variety of well known Tech Companies. He has also taught at Stanford and Mills College. Dr Johnson's discussion is on his book The Psychological Basis for UI Design Guidelines.
History of English Language
History, English, Language, Norman, French, Anglo, Saxon, Latin, Roman
Jane Austen Embroidery: from the Lady's Magazine to the Stitch Off
Jane Austen was as skilful with a needle as she was with a pen. She was a keen amateur embroiderer who was praised for being so ‘excellent in satin stitch’ that she would have put ‘a sewing machine to shame’. Austen's letters document her embellishing caps and gowns while trying and failing to guard the patterns so that her friends couldn’t mimic her style. But where she did get her patterns from?
The most likely source is the Lady’s Magazine (1770-1832), a hugely successful periodical that Jane Austen read and that for decades provided readers with monthly embroidery patterns. In this talk, Jennie Batchelor discusses her chance discovery of some of these presumed lost patterns a decade after she started looking for them. It discusses what she learned from the public engagement project the discovery inspired, and the process of putting together her new book with Alison Larkin, Jane Austen Embroidery (2019), which combines essays on Georgian women’s needlework and magazine culture with 15 projects for modern stitchers to recreate.
#MaterialWitness
About the author
Jennie Batchelor us Professor of Eighteenth-Century Studies at the University of Kent. She has published widely on women's writing, eighteenth-century dress and early women's magazines. Recent publications include Women’s Periodicals and Print Culture, 1690s-1820s (Edinburgh University Press, 2018), co-edited with Manushag N Powell. Jennie has appeared on the New Statesman’s Hidden Histories podcast, BBC Radio 4, and Lucy Worsley’s Jane Austen: Behind Closed Doors. She is Patron of the Kent branch of the Jane Austen Society. Jane Austen Embroidery, co-devised with Alison Larkin, came out with Pavilion in 2020.
jenniebatchelor.net
Blog: 'The Lady's Magazine (1770-1818): Understanding the Emergence of a Genre'
Twitter feed: @ladysmagproject
Facebook page: ladysmagproject
Jane Austen Embroidery by Jennie Batchelor and Alison Larkin comes out with Pavilion on March 5, 2020.
Earlier Event: 21 May
Webinar: The Productive Researcher - Discussion
Later Event: 26 May
Webinar: Developing Critical Reading Techniques
achados e perdidos (flying banana)
do álbum flying banana, de 1977
Planting Sweet Pleas in a trellised Pot/ Utilizing all the space in your Potager/ Carrot Cake
#potager #sweetpeas #carrotcake #garden #cottagegarden
It's exciting to see some of the Sweet peas that have been nurtured from seed to seedling to plant, going into their permanent locations in in Pots.
We use every spare bit of real estate in our Potager, to fit in as many varieties of plants as possible.
I'll bake a wonderful Carrot Cake at the end of the video.
On Wednesday we'll do a short video, Morning Coffee Garden walk.
0:00 Sweet Peas into Pots
5:24 Making the most of your space in the Potager
13:12 Baking a Carrot Cake