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Girls Gone Hallmark couldn't let August slip away without some new movie reviews! Along with wrapping up Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Summer, Megan and Wendy return with a review of Hallmark's latest movie, Junebug. Tune in to hear what your favorite Hallmark podcasters thought of the Autumn Reeser film, along with some listener emails! What is your favorite Christmas movie? Email us at girlsgonehallmark@gmail.com or let's talk about it in the Girls Gone Hallmark Facebook Group! We Need Your 5-STAR Ratings and Reviews Spotify Podcast listeners: Spotify allows listeners to rate podcast episodes. Once you listen to a podcast for at least 30 seconds, you get the option to rate it between one and five stars. Return to the podcast's main page and tap the star icon. Then, tap submit. About "Junebug" - Hallmark Movie Review Antonio Cupo and Autumn Reeser who appeared together in Love at the Thanksgiving day parade, both served as Executive Producers on "Junebug." The film was directed by David Weaver. With 45 directing credits David has kept busy working with Hallmark. A few highlights include "Christmas Island" and "Lights, Camera, Christmas!" He is also directing some of the episodes of the upcoming series "Holidazed."  The script was written by Summer Isreal Johnson. This is Summer's first full length movie. Autumn Reeser plays Juniper. Autumn has 81 acting credits and this is the first time we've seen her on Hallmark since the final installment of "The Wedding Veil" in early 2023! She will be making an appearance at the Hallmark Christmas Experience this holiday season.  Aaron O'Connell plays Alex. Aaron has 18 acting credits and previous appeared in "With Love, Christmas," "My Christmas Love," and "12 Gifts of Christmas" for Hallmark.  Mila Jones plays young Junebug. Mila has racked up 19 acting credits at just nine years old.  She has appeared in "North to Home," "Christmas at the Golden Dragon," "Guiding Emily," and "Magic in Mistletoe." She'll also appear in "Holidazed." Donia Kash plays barista Mikah. Donia has 27 acting credits having previously appeared in "Hearts in the Game," "The Holiday Sitter" and "#XMAS" for Hallmark. They also have been on episodes of "So Help Me Todd" and "A Million Little Things."  Cheyenne Rouleau plays Kate. Cheyenne has 24 acting credits most recently in "Tipline Mysteries: Dial 1 for Murder." She also appeared in "A Dickens of a Holiday!" a movie we recently revisited here on GGH. Stellina Rusich plays Mae. Stellina's career dates back to 1991, but she didn't appear on Hallmark until 2017 when she appeared in "Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Home Again." Since then she has appeared in 4 additional Hallmark movies to round out her 41 acting credits. Related: Autumn Reeser's 20th Movie for Hallmark Here's What We Thought We loved Autumn Reeser as Juniper, a woman in the throes of middle age who must reconnect with her youthful dreams. We see Juniper navigate her life with both humor and emotional depth. She experiences a revelation that it's never too late to follow one's dreams—an inspiring message for viewers of all ages. New Wowie Zowie Alert! Aaron O'Connell, playing Alex, delivers a standout performance. Alex, who becomes a significant part of Juniper's journey, perfectly captures the essence of a supportive and understanding partner. Alex recognizes Juniper's true self and supports her in embracing her inner child. Little Junebug (Mila Jones) We were split on our opinion of Mila Jones, portraying the young Juniper, adds a layer of innocence and charm to the film. While her character can be seen as precocious at times, she does a commendable job of embodying the spirit and curiosity of a young child. A Message We Can Relate To! One of the most beautiful messages of "Junebug" is that it's never too late to pursue your dreams. The movie emphasizes that every moment is the right moment and encourages viewers to stand up for ...

We're back!We took a much needed break this summer to focus on our families, travel and just veg out.Stellina shares updates on her and Lindsay recaps a trip she took and how she managed to be aware from her twins for 10 days.We look forward to weekly or bi-weekly episodes going forward. Send us a message on Instagram with topics you would like us to cover!Join us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/tweetdreamzzSchedule a FREE sleep evaluation call: www.tweetdreamzz.com/book-nowFavorite summer items and back to school updated! https://www.amazon.com/shop/tweetdreamzz

On this episode of Twin Life with Tweet Dreamzz, we share some of our favorite products over the years.Items like things for safety that are Stellina's jam and a product to keep the light out of the door frame so you kiddo can take a good nap- genius!Lindsay shares about screen alternatives, favorite high chair and so much more.We even share a few fave beauty items, atm. Thanks as always for listening!Links to all our fave items are below :) Some may be affiliate links.Baby play mat for play yard: https://a.co/d/4HBY0SVPlay yard: https://a.co/d/d0x43VUExtra long gate:Child bath seat: https://a.co/d/g07Z25xUnder door draft/light stopper: https://a.co/d/527z3nRGraco duodiner high chair: https://a.co/d/be5gjGPMe Readers: https://a.co/d/d0x43VULCD writing tablet: https://a.co/d/cYr3zVpKinetic Sand Kit: https://a.co/d/gbRXrxjHigh Five magazine: https://shop.highlights.com/highfive-magazine-subscriptionHatch sound machine: https://a.co/d/gECleQEPotty chair: https://a.co/d/3I1O9s2Toddler pillow: https://a.co/d/i6H7ItAToddler sleep sack: https://a.co/d/3I1O9s2Book to start solids: https://a.co/d/5yFgATDLaura Geller- Best baked palette https://a.co/d/8a6N1W4Nars Liquid blush: https://www.narscosmetics.com/USA/afterglow-liquid-blush/999NAC0000159.html

This episode we hear Stellina describe a phase she's in with one of her twins. It may be something you can relate to, which is why we are here. Stranger danger, social anxiety, etc.When we are in a phase, it feels never ending and like its the new normal which can be paralyzing. We get it.Give us a listen today while driving, working out or doing chores.Join us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/tweetdreamzzDownload your own twin sleep guide: https://www.tweetdreamzz.com/lindsay-twin-sleepDownload your free sleep guide for your singleton: https://www.tweetdreamzz.com/single-babyAffiliate links to items on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/shop/tweetdreamzz

Welcome back Stellina! You guys loved our first episode with Stellina Feri, pediatric sleep consultant from Tweet Dreamzz, back in the fall when she gave us all the newborn and baby sleep tips & tricks, but today we're switching gears to toddlers! Libby's son Joseph is 3.5 years old and has been sleeping in bed with her for over a year, so we're calling in the expert to help break this habit! Stellina talks to us about understanding toddlers sleep needs, introduces the concept of a nighttime routine chart, and how to transition toddlers into their own beds with a few simple methods. Now through the end of May, Tweet Dreamzz is giving 10% off to all BWC listeners! Just tell them we sent you after your phone consult! Click here to download the toddler sleep chart that we talked about in this episode Click here to book a discovery call with Stellina (we promise you will not regret!) If you loved this episode, please leave us a 5 star rating and hit the follow button! Follow us on instagram: ⁠⁠⁠@badwivesclubpodcast ⁠⁠⁠ Follow us on TikTok: ⁠⁠⁠@badwivesclub⁠⁠ You can follow Libby ⁠⁠⁠HERE⁠⁠⁠ You can follow Liz ⁠⁠⁠HERE⁠⁠⁠ You can follow Laura ⁠⁠⁠HERE⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/badwivesclub/message

Are twin birthday parties more or less work? We aren't quite sure. On this episode, Stellina and Lindsay recount some of their past birthday parties for their twins and how they have changed and evolved over time.Even when we try to do something small, it seems to be a larger undertaking than what we had planned for! Stellina's twins JUST turned three and Lindsay shares a not-so-good story about a recent party she took her twins to.As always, thanks for listening!

Are you stressed out about how much stuff you have? We are!Twins equal double everything. Double toys, double clothes, double gifts, and the list goes on and on.Lindsay has been really stressed with the amount of things she's managing on a daily basis and is on a quest for a simpler, less cluttered way of life. Stellina talks to us about how she resells items, takes things to consignment and is going through a big organization project!

This week's episode is sponsored by: Ready for some retail therapy with a side of laughter and community? Look no further than Erin.Lane's monthly live sales! Each sale features a fresh theme (think whimsical unicorns, sassy llamas, you name it!), and you'll be the first to snag brand spankin' new fabrics. Who knows, you might just find your new favorite bag too.   Make sure to never miss a minute (or fabric) by signing up for the newsletter, and keep up with us in real time by with our Facebook community, Erin.Lane Bag Buddies. Bag buddies always get first access to new bags and fabrics, because who doesn't want to share the love of their besties?     Have you ever had to frog because you forgot a step several rows back? Or lost your spot because you dropped your magnet board or lost track with your highlighter tape? Instead of wrestling with paper, use the knitCompanion app. It keeps you on track so you can knit more and frog less. knitCompanion works with ALL your patterns and is available for Apple, Android, and Kindle Fire Devices                   Are you feeling dis-GRUNT-eled about your stash? Are you browsing Insta-HAM looking for knitting inspiration? Is color "kind of a PIG deal" in your life? Oink Pigments offers over one hundred forty PIG-ture perfect colorways to make you SQUEAL with delight. For a limited time only, bring home the bacon with code KNITMORE and get fifteen percent off in-stock yarns and fibers at oinkpigments dot com. Shop soon, because these pigs will FLY!   Seismic Yarn & Dyeworks, based just outside of San Francisco, CA, creates color for people who love bold, saturated yarn and fiber as well as for those who might be *a little* afraid of wearing color.   We dye a large range of colorways from neon and black light/UV reactive colors all the way through to deep, rich semi-solid, tonal, and low contrast variegated colorways. Of course, we only use the softest and most exquisite bases!       Seismic Yarn & Dyeworks - color to rock your world!   On the Needles: (0:32) - Gigi:  Jelly roll#2 for socks for G out of Fliegende Untertasse, Schoppelwolle - Gigi ;  meadowlands blanket no 11. Color way Babar : gray, navy, shades and blue. 1st and 2nd triangle done , working on 3rd - Jasmin finished the body on her Patons Perfect turtleneck in La Bien Aimee “Floro Morganite” - Jasmin mentions Wawak sewing supplies New Rit Dye Extreme - Gigi:cut the cardboard outline for Genevieve's foot   - Jasmin is almost finished the first section on her Ribbon Wrap in Neighborhood Fiber Co's Neon mini skein set ; Jasmin added a 7th color- a transition between hot pink and orange. Rex's classmates have helped. Design by illitilli. - Gigi:cast on a pair of sparkly socks with Stellina from Lazersheep - The Making App - Hunter Hammersen's Patreon   Mother Knows Best: (32:15) Get yourself a hype-person. (being encouraging and telling you - sincerely - that you're great) One Bad Mother Podcast When knitting attacks:(41:35) Gigi: Jelly Roll socks ATTAAAAACK! Dropped a stitch on the Meadowlands blanket, too late to fix it Second pair of jelly roll socks for G. Lost yarn chicken. Did one toe decrease How do you say Yarn Chicken in German? Knit more, know more :(48:50) A segment about Persian culture, history, or just generally cool stuff about Persian people. Feeding company  Pok Pok Drinking Vinegars  Straw into gold: NO Time Stamp Spinning Perry's fleece: a dapper, distinguished cormo fleece. ½ woolen, ½ worsted (two sweaters) Alternating a small project- Lisa Souza Superwash Merino, 2006 vintage, “Mars Quake” Daedalus Falcon  Fit Desk And sew on:   Gigi :trying to thread my serger.  Professional image class started,taking inventory of closet  Flannel for circular skirt is washed PDF Plotting for A0 sewing pattern printing    

Sleep training twins! Is it possible? Absolutely. Does it look different that sleep training your singleton? Yes, 100%Lindsay and Stellina talk through the 4 main sleep training methods: Pick up/Put DownStay in the room/ Chair MethodLeave & Check or FerberCIO ExtinctionIn addition, you may find our blog articles specifically geared towards the 'hows' & 'whats' of sleep training twins.We realize sleep training isn't for everyone, but if you have questions about the process or would like to use the resources of Tweet Dreamzz who will walk you through the process step by step (while holding your hand), see the links below to book a call and get started with a package!Your family deserves the consolidated rest and predictability that sleep training can give you!Schedule a FREE sleep evaluation call: www.tweetdreamzz.com/book-nowBlog articles:https://www.tweetdreamzz.com/post/sleep-training-methods-for-twinshttps://www.tweetdreamzz.com/post/twins-sleeping-through-the-night-with-twinsJoin us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/tweetdreamzzDownload your own twin sleep guide: https://www.tweetdreamzz.com/lindsay-twin-sleep

We've shared our personal stories and tips when it comes to making the decision on childcare. Finding childcare for twins can be very hard. Lindsay waited almost two years for a spot in daycare, and Stellina shares how her search for a nanny turned out. We realize everyone's situation can be different, so please do what is right for your family!Schedule a FREE sleep evaluation call: www.tweetdreamzz.com/book-nowJoin us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/tweetdreamzzDownload your own twin sleep guide: https://www.tweetdreamzz.com/lindsay-twin-sleepDownload your free sleep guide for your singleton: https://www.tweetdreamzz.com/single-babyAffiliate links to items on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/shop/tweetdreamzz

Are bedtimes with your twins stressful or do they feel manageable and comforting? Our goal at Tweet Dreamzz is for you to NOT dread bedtime each night. It really is no way to end your day feeling anxious, exhausted and frustrated. On this episode, we talk through easy bedtimes for all ages. Stellina covers baby & toddler bedtimes and Lindsay shares how things change when out of a crib and into the preschool days. What tip will you be trying tonight? Let us know!Read the full bedtime blog here! https://www.tweetdreamzz.com/post/easy-bedtime-routinesIf bedtimes or sleep in general is feeling out of control at your house, reach out to schedule a FREE sleep evaluation call: www.tweetdreamzz.com/book-nowJoin us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/tweetdreamzzDownload your own twin sleep guide: https://www.tweetdreamzz.com/lindsay-twin-sleep

Part 2 of the conversation with JP Powell & Hunter JohnsonJP Powell and Hunter Johnson join Quincy on the Rookie Restaurateur Podcast! JP and Hunter are restaurateur rockstars (figuratively and literally). They were both prominent musicians in a band before getting into the restaurant business themselves, before having to face some tough crossroads when deciding where they wanted their careers to head.Listen in as JP and Hunter dive deep into what it was like trying to make it as a touring musician and run a restaurant in its first year, as well as how the restaurant landscape has changed since they opened Lucky 13 years ago.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Check out Lucky, Fortunato, and Stellina on Instagram :https://www.instagram.com/luckyroanoke/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/fortunatorestaurant/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/stellinaroanoke/?hl=enThis episode is sponsored by RND Coffee. Specialty coffee beans roasted in Roanoke, VA by Quincy and his team. Use code "ROOKIE" to get 10% off your next order: www.roanokecoffee.comWatch Quincy make interesting (and ridiculous) coffee content on his YouTube Channel: "Cafe With Q"

La stellina curiosa vuole sporgersi dal cielo per vedere cosa accade sulla Terra.Ti piacciono i nostri Racconti di Natale? Sai che è uscito il nostro magico libro di fiabe di Natale? Troverai un sacco di storie magiche e fantastiche e illustrazioni meravigliose che ti faranno volare con noi nel periodo più bello dell'anno. Che aspetti? Compralo subito!

JP Powell and Hunter Johnson join Quincy on the Rookie Restaurateur Podcast! JP and Hunter are restaurateur rockstars (figuratively and literally). They were both prominent musicians in a band before getting into the restaurant business themselves, before having to face some tough crossroads when deciding where they wanted their careers to head. Listen in as JP and Hunter dive deep into what it was like trying to make it as a touring musician and run a restaurant in its first year, as well as how the restaurant landscape has changed since they opened Lucky 13 years ago. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Check out Lucky, Fortunato, and Stellina on Instagram :https://www.instagram.com/luckyroanoke/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/fortunatorestaurant/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/stellinaroanoke/?hl=enThis episode is sponsored by RND Coffee. Specialty coffee beans roasted in Roanoke, VA by Quincy and his team. Use code "ROOKIE" to get 10% off your next order: www.roanokecoffee.comWatch Quincy make interesting (and ridiculous) coffee content on his YouTube Channel: "Cafe With Q"

The jury is still out on the stereotypes of Baby A vs Baby B. We talk about how their personalities are still evolving through toddler stage and how they seem to flip flop week after week.Twins are such a special gift and whether they are fraternal or identical they will be similar yet very different. Having twins is having two siblings grow up side by side who are sharing a bond yet becoming their individual selves. How lucky are we?!Stellina shares about crankiness and pain tolerances with her twins and Lindsay shares about splitting her twins into separate classrooms for kindergarten.Did you like this episode? Send us a message on Instagram: www.instagram.com/tweetdreamzzSchedule a FREE sleep evaluation call: www.tweetdreamzz.com/book-nowDownload your own twin sleep guide: https://www.tweetdreamzz.com/lindsay-twin-sleep

On this episode we share our stories about how we fed our twins. Stellina talks about the formula her premie twins were given and Lindsay shares her arduous journey with nursing and ultimately exclusively pumping. Schedule a FREE sleep evaluation call: www.tweetdreamzz.com/book-nowJoin us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/tweetdreamzzDownload your own twin sleep guide: https://www.tweetdreamzz.com/lindsay-twin-sleepDownload your free sleep guide for your singleton: https://www.tweetdreamzz.com/single-babyAffiliate links to items on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/shop/tweetdreamzz

As cold and flu season approaches, we talk about how we manage sleep and routines when our kids are sick. Lindsay takes us back to when her twins were sick for months when starting daycare, and how she coped in that season. Stellina touches on the importance of a great pediatrician and a recent visit three times in a week!Schedule a FREE sleep evaluation call: www.tweetdreamzz.com/book-nowDownload your own twin sleep guide: https://www.tweetdreamzz.com/lindsay-twin-sleepJoin us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tweetdreamzz

On this episode we share what it feels like to struggle with sleep anxiety and sleep perfectionism when parenting our twins. Lindsay shares where her need for 'rigidness' comes in and Stellina explores how things have changed with her singleton. This episode is for you if you've ever skipped an event because of bedtime or nap time!Schedule a FREE sleep evaluation call: www.tweetdreamzz.com/book-nowDownload your own twin sleep guide: https://www.tweetdreamzz.com/lindsay-twin-sleep

Hear about our maternity leaves after having twins and how different that looks for everyone depending on where they live/work. Stellina touches on commuting to Boston, finding a nanny, sleep training and a new realization for her family. Lindsay recaps her breastfeeding/pumping journey while returning to work and managing her emotions in the midst of the 'birth' of Tweet Dreamzz.Schedule your FREE sleep evaulation call: www.tweetdreamzz.com/book-nowDownload your twin sleep guide: https://www.tweetdreamzz.com/lindsay-twin-sleepLink to pumping app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pump-log-track-breast-milk/id814112299Join us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/tweetdreamzz

This episode covers our experiences bringing home twins from the hospital and those first few sleepless nights where we felt overwhelmed and exhausted.. We share finding our groove, taking shifts with night feedings and some of our favorite, must-have twin products. Stellina shares how she decided to hire a nanny while Lindsay was on a daycare waitlist.Schedule a FREE sleep evaluation call: www.tweetdreamzz.com/book-nowDownload your own twin sleep guide: https://www.tweetdreamzz.com/lindsay-twin-sleepLinks to items on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/shop/tweetdreamzz

Welcome to the bad wives club, Stellina! Today we have Stellina Ferri from tweet dreamzz on, sharing all the tips for newborns and toddlers sleep habits and schedules! Stellina is a certified pediatric sleep consultant, a mom to 2.5 year old twin girls and a 1 year old son. She talks about her sleep (or lack thereof) experience, and her positive outlook on NICU babies. As a once sleep deprived mom, as I'm sure you can all imagine with TWINS, she's passionate about helping newborns, toddlers and young kids get consolidated nights sleep, take predictable naps, transition from the crib to bed (which as you guys will hear, Libby is desperate to figure out!), and room sharing. We also get into all the sleep props (pacifiers, feed to sleep, etc.) and some truths vs myths on regressions, sound machines, and other things! Whether you've experienced sleep struggles before or are a first time mom, this episode is for you! Libby had such great success working with Stellina, and she knows you will too if you've been thinking about getting some extra help

Clamoroso colpo di scena su Gabri Veiga nella tarda serata di mercoledì. La stellina del Celta Vigo, ormai prossimo a diventare un nuovo calciatore del Napoli, ha deciso di accettare la faraonica offerta dell'Al Ahli: con l'agente Andrea D'Amico e con Max Gallo, direttore de Il Napolista, parliamo delle prospettive del calcio europeo e di quelle dell'Arabia Saudita.Dopo aver corteggiato numerosi attaccanti, non riuscendo a concludere nessuna operazione, Tiago Pinto ha deciso di puntare su Azmoun attaccante del Bayer Leverkusen: sondiamo l'umore dei tifosi della Roma, convocando Fabrizio Roncone, giornalista del Corriere della Sera.Quinta vittoria per 3-0 in altrettante partite del girone agli Europei per l'ItalVolley femminile, che ha sconfitto ieri sera la Croazia. Sabato sera ottavi di finale contro la Spagna: convocata l'ex pallavolista Rachele Sangiuliano, voce tecnica per Sky Sport.

Major sits down for pizza with California Democrat Rep. Eric Swalwell at Stellina, a Neapolitan pizza joint in DC's Union Market. Swalwell reacts to the Hunter Biden plea agreement that fell apart this week and weighs in on President Biden's 2024 re-election prospects. Swalwell, who served as an impeachment manager in the wake of the January 6th Capitol attack, explains the daily threats he gets and how it impacts him, his family and staff. Also, Swalwell dishes on his relationship with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, a fellow member of the California House delegation. Join us!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Direction Taïwan : Stellina Chen est une caricaturiste qui fait partie du collectif Cartooning for Peace. Cartooning for Peace permet de faire dialoguer les dessinateurs entre eux et de confronter leurs différentes nuances idéologiques. Son réseau donne une visibilité et un appui à ceux qui sont empêchés d'exercer librement leur métier ou dont la liberté est menacé. Avec sa plume, ou plutôt son coup de crayon, elle relate avec humour l'actualité mondiale.  (Rediffusion du 2 octobre 2022)Stellina Chen : J'ai rejoint l'organisation Cartooning for Peace en 2018, et j'ai commencé à dessiner en 2017. Donc, au bout d'un an, j'ai postulé pour rejoindre l'organisation basée à Paris, créée par Plantu, le caricaturiste français. Ils nous aident à entrer en contact avec des médias français, mais leur but, c'est d'aider des caricaturistes dans le monde, dans des pays menacés par la dictature. Et maintenant, à cause de sa proximité avec la Chine, Taïwan est en haut de leur liste ! RFI : Comment procédez-vous pour trouver votre inspiration ?Je regarde l'actualité et je cherche pendant une heure quelque chose qui va m'intéresser, jusqu'à ce que je trouve un angle, une idée ou une petite phrase sur lesquels je puisse travailler. Le procédé est compliqué à expliquer : par exemple, lorsque que Nancy Pelosi est venue à Taïwan, tout le monde se rappelle son tailleur rose et ses chaussures blanches à talons hauts assez emblématiques. Donc, je me suis demandée comment je pourrais utiliser ça comme symbole, ce costume, que tout le monde pourrait reconnaître immédiatement, et comment je pourrais le transformer. Puis, j'ai pensé à la forme de Taïwan, quand on regarde, ça ressemble à un talon. Et comme elle utilisait cette excuse de visite à Taïwan pour marcher sur une ligne rouge, pour voir jusqu'où cette ligne allait d'ailleurs pour la Chine, je me suis dit que j'allais transformer le talon en forme de Taïwan en train de s'appuyer sur les doigts de pied de Xi Jinping, c'était parfait. C'était un point de rupture que je pouvais exploiter.En faisant ce genre de dessin, tout en étant taïwanaise, n'êtes-vous pas inquiète pour votre sécurité ?Pour être honnête, en vivant à Taïwan, je ne me sens pas menacée, on est toujours en sécurité à Taïwan, il n'y a pas de censure, et nous sommes bien protégés par notre gouvernement. Nous avons notre liberté. Mais oui, je ne me sentirai pas autant en sécurité en voyageant en Chine, ou même à Hong Kong maintenant. Je m'inquiète de la sécurité de manière générale. Mais il y a bien sûr une sorte de cyber-armée en ligne, sur Instagram, sur Twitter, je reçois une multitude de commentaires me disant de retourner dans mon pays, et c'est souvent à propos de dessins sur la Chine. Je ne pense même pas que ce soit des humains derrière tout ça, juste des messages générés automatiquement ! Donc parfois, je ne regarde même pas, je laisse couler.Pourquoi pensez-vous qu'il est important de mettre de l'humour dans des contextes qui sont parfois tragiques ?Le monde est plein d'actualités tragiques, constamment, et si l'on ne peut pas rire de certaines choses de temps en temps, ce serait vraiment triste. Par ailleurs, je pense que l'humour est une bonne façon pour les gens d'absorber de nouvelles informations, lorsque l'on rit de quelque chose, on l'intègre aussi, parfois sans s'en rendre compte. Par exemple, lorsque l'on lit un article, c'est au moins 1 000 mots, il faut se mettre dedans et peut-être qu'on laisse tomber en plein milieu, en se disant qu'on n'a pas le temps, ou bien que c'est trop de blabla… Mais un dessin, c'est très puissant. En cinq secondes, on perçoit l'humour, le sarcasme, ça s'imprime dans votre mémoire. Et cela vous prend cinq secondes pour dire « ah oui, tiens, on peut le voir comme ça ».À lire aussiQuinze ans après les caricatures danoises, où en est le dessin de presse ?

Che bello guardare il cielo stellato di notte! Emma guarda le stelle attraverso il lucernario sul soffitto e le saluta tutte le sere. Ha anche dato un nome alla sua stellina preferita e con lei si diverte a cantare simpatiche filastrocche.

Buona Pasqua!! Parliamo di: Nellie Bly, il mistero del mancato notiziario alla BBC, Apple Music Classical, Ryūichi Sakamoto e molto altro...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLWkYUzI14g Streamed live on Oct 30, 2020. There is a lot of interest in a new class of telescopes available for amateur astronomers.  These telescopes offer extreme ease-of-use while delivering advanced capability to those just entering the hobby of amateur astronomy. In this episode, Dustin Gibson, CEO of OPT Telescopes and Tony Darnell discuss the value of these scopes and the promise they hold for newcomers to the hobby. Follow Dustin on Instagram: @GibsonPics   We've added a new way to donate to 365 Days of Astronomy to support editing, hosting, and production costs.  Just visit: https://www.patreon.com/365DaysOfAstronomy and donate as much as you can! Share the podcast with your friends and send the Patreon link to them too!  Every bit helps! Thank you! ------------------------------------ Do go visit http://www.redbubble.com/people/CosmoQuestX/shop for cool Astronomy Cast and CosmoQuest t-shirts, coffee mugs and other awesomeness! http://cosmoquest.org/Donate This show is made possible through your donations.  Thank you! (Haven't donated? It's not too late! Just click!) ------------------------------------ The 365 Days of Astronomy Podcast is produced by the Planetary Science Institute. http://www.psi.edu Visit us on the web at 365DaysOfAstronomy.org or email us at info@365DaysOfAstronomy.org.

During Thursday's edition of KRDO's Afternoon News, Dan Cochell talked with Elfego Gomez with the organization Fight Back for Ukraine, and their upcoming fundraiser at Stellina's on Wednesday, November 9th.

During Thursday's edition of KRDO's Afternoon News, Dan Cochell talked with Elfego Gomez with the organization Fight Back for Ukraine, and their upcoming fundraiser at Stellina's on Wednesday, November 9th.

Direction Taïwan : Stellina Chen est une caricaturiste qui fait partie du collectif Cartooning for Peace. Cartooning for Peace permet de faire dialoguer les dessinateurs entre eux et de confronter leurs différentes nuances idéologiques. Son réseau donne une visibilité et un appui à ceux qui sont empêchés d'exercer librement leur métier ou dont la liberté est menacé. Avec sa plume, ou plutôt son coup de crayon, elle relate avec humour l'actualité mondiale.  J'ai rejoint l'organisation Cartooning for Peace en 2018, et j'ai commencé à dessiner en 2017. Donc, au bout d'un an, j'ai postulé pour rejoindre l'organisation basée à Paris, créée par Plantu, le caricaturiste français. Ils nous aident à entrer en contact avec des médias français, mais leur but, c'est d'aider des caricaturistes dans le monde, dans des pays menacés par la dictature. Et maintenant, à cause de sa proximité avec la Chine, Taïwan est en haut de leur liste !  Comment procédez-vous pour trouver votre inspiration ?  Je regarde l'actualité et je cherche pendant une heure quelque chose qui va m'intéresser, jusqu'à ce que je trouve un angle, une idée ou une petite phrase sur lesquels je puisse travailler. Le procédé est compliqué à expliquer : par exemple, lorsque que Nancy Pelosi est venue à Taïwan, tout le monde se rappelle son tailleur rose et ses chaussures blanches à talons hauts assez emblématiques. Donc, je me suis demandée comment je pourrais utiliser ça comme symbole, ce costume, que tout le monde pourrait reconnaître immédiatement, et comment je pourrais le transformer. Puis, j'ai pensé à la forme de Taïwan, quand on regarde, ça ressemble à un talon. Et comme elle utilisait cette excuse de visite à Taïwan pour marcher sur une ligne rouge, pour voir jusqu'où cette ligne allait d'ailleurs pour la Chine, je me suis dit que j'allais transformer le talon en forme de Taïwan en train de s'appuyer sur les doigts de pied de Xi Jinping, c'était parfait. C'était un point de rupture que je pouvais exploiter.  En faisant ce genre de dessin, tout en étant taïwanaise, n'êtes-vous pas inquiète pour votre sécurité ?  Pour être honnête, en vivant à Taïwan, je ne me sens pas menacée, on est toujours en sécurité à Taïwan, il n'y a pas de censure, et nous sommes bien protégés par notre gouvernement. Nous avons notre liberté. Mais oui, je ne me sentirai pas autant en sécurité en voyageant en Chine, ou même à Hong Kong maintenant. Je m'inquiète de la sécurité de manière générale. Mais il y a bien sûr une sorte de cyber-armée en ligne, sur Instagram, sur Twitter, je reçois une multitude de commentaires me disant de retourner dans mon pays, et c'est souvent à propos de dessins sur la Chine. Je ne pense même pas que ce soit des humains derrière tout ça, juste des messages générés automatiquement ! Donc parfois, je ne regarde même pas, je laisse couler.  Pourquoi pensez-vous qu'il est important de mettre de l'humour dans des contextes qui sont parfois tragiques ?  Le monde est plein d'actualités tragiques, constamment, et si l'on ne peut pas rire de certaines choses de temps en temps, ce serait vraiment triste. Par ailleurs, je pense que l'humour est une bonne façon pour les gens d'absorber de nouvelles informations, lorsque l'on rit de quelque chose, on l'intègre aussi, parfois sans s'en rendre compte. Par exemple, lorsque l'on lit un article, c'est au moins 1 000 mots, il faut se mettre dedans et peut-être qu'on laisse tomber en plein milieu, en se disant qu'on n'a pas le temps, ou bien que c'est trop de blabla… Mais un dessin, c'est très puissant. En cinq secondes, on perçoit l'humour, le sarcasme, ça s'imprime dans votre mémoire. Et cela vous prend cinq secondes pour dire « ah oui, tiens, on peut le voir comme ça ».  ► À écouter aussi : Quinze ans après les caricatures danoises, où en est le dessin de presse ?

Un nuovo mercoledì e un nuovo appuntamento con le nostre "Pillole di letteratura giapponese" con NipPop, con Paola Scrolavezza! Il titolo che avete scelto per oggi è "Stella stellina" di Ekuni Kaori, pubblicato in Italia nel 2013 da Atmosphere per la collana Asiasphere. Un romanzo che fotografa in modo incisivo e accattivante il Giappone dei primi anni novanta, affrontando con spiccate leggerezza e ironia temi tuttora di grande attualità come la crisi della famiglia e dei modelli di genere tradizionali. Racconta la storia di Shōko e Mutsuki, sposi novelli, uniti in un matrimonio inconsueto che li aiuta a essere sé stessi, consentendo loro una via di fuga dalle pressioni sociali. ----------------------------------- SEGUICI SU: - Web Page: https://www.nippop.it - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nippopbologna - Twitter: https://twitter.com/NipPopOfficial - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nippopofficial - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/nippopbologna

At long last, the launch of the next big NASA flagship telescopes: JWST is ready for launch, sitting atop its rocket and awaiting good weather. This telescope marks the pinnacle of ambition for NASA as it is doing something that has never been done before. Launching a telescope of this size is a first for the human race and promises to bring us insights about our place in the universe like nothing that has come before. Humanity will look farther into the universe than ever and JWST, the most technically advanced and capable telescope ever built, will collect light from a time when the very first stars and galaxies were born. In this episode, Dustin and Tony talk about this amazing telescope, and we answer a listener question about getting Stellina or eVscope for an astronomy club. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/spacejunk/support

Restaurants had to up their takeaway abilities. Now there are heating instructions, maybe you have to cook something a bit, plating ideas maybe there's a video? All of this has become part of the “at home” experience. Enter Table 22 and their monthly meal subscriptions. On the next Industry Night, Sam Bernstein joins Nycci Nellis along with Grace Shea of Lebanese Taverna, Rob Sonderman of Federalist Pig, and Antonio Matarazzo, Stellina. Talk about a gift that could give all year long. But first, the mystical Deb Schaffer of Enchanted Botanicals helps us clear and reset for a brilliant 2022. Industry Night, Tuesdays at 7pm on Real Fun DC

Have you ever dreamed of photographing rocket launches at Cape Canaveral? In this episode Maggie interviews renowned photographer Stan Honda about his experiences shooting launches of the Space Shuttle. Stan takes us to the Kennedy Space Center and recounts some humorous anecdotes all while giving us useful photography tips and techniques. And Maggie and Stan discuss why Florida's weather is worth enduring. Find all of Stan's imagery on his website: https://www.stanhonda.com/images AAASky Listener Challenge Where is the smart telescope Stellina made? Email us your answer at listenerchallenge@aaa.org by December 10th at 11:59pm. We'll select a random person with the correct answer and send them a AAASky hoodie! Have a question or a comment? Reach out to us at aaasky@aaa.org, even if just to say hi!

Ospite della puntata di oggi di Bricks and Music, il Dott. Roberto Mainiero, Presidente di Peter Pan ONLUS,.Paolo Leccese ed Emiliano Cioffarelli insieme all'ospite hanno approfondito i seguenti temi:- In che modo le famiglie di bambini malati di cancro e curati all'Ospedale Bambino Gesù di Roma vengono aiutate dall'Associazione- Quante famiglie sono state ospitate e supportate fin'ora- Quali sono state le difficoltà maggiori che avete dovuto affrontare in questo periodo di pandemia?- L'importanza della dimensione ludica all'interno dell'associazione- In che modo si può supportare PeterPan onlusSi avvicina il Natale, il periodo festivo più amato dai bambini, Peter Pan onlus organizza un evento di beneficienza a sostegno dei bambini malati di cancro ospiti della GRANDE CASA, "Merry Christmas Peter Pan" al Teatro Brancaccio di Roma.Due storici amici di Peter Pan condurranno la serata al Teatro Brancaccio: Roberto Ciufoli e Irene Ferri. Molti sono gli artisti che hanno già confermato la loro presenza allo spettacolo come Antonio Giuliani, Simona Molinari, Claudio Morici, Max Paiella, Tommaso Paradiso, la Compagnia di ballo “21 grammi” di Isabel Galloni. Altri nomi verranno annunciati nei prossimi giorni.Per partecipare alla serata è obbligatoria la prenotazione. E' richiesto un contributo minimo di 25 euro per tutti i partecipanti al di sopra dei 18 anni. Per prenotare e richiedere informazioni si può chiamare il numero 06.68805926 negli orari di biglietteria, oppure inviare una email all'indirizzo elettronico mccp@peterpanodv.it. La biglietteria è aperta esclusivamente dal 22 novembre al 13 dicembre e nei seguenti orari.ORARI DI BIGLIETTERIAIl lunedì, il martedì e il sabato dalle 10.30 alle 13.30Il mercoledì, il giovedì e il venerdì dalle 15.00 alle 18.00Mercoledì 8 dicembre chiusa.Il ritiro dei biglietti prenotati potrà essere effettuato presso la Stellina di Peter Pan, Via San Francesco di Sales, 19 negli stessi orari della biglietteria. Il Teatro Brancaccio si trova a Roma in via Merulana 244. Per accedere allo spettacolo sarà obbligatorio esibire il Green Pass in conformità alle normative anticovid.

Cyril Dupuy is the founder and CEO of Vaonis, the French startup company which makes the smart telescope Stellina. What is a Smart Telescope? We'll get into that a bit later. Cyril grew up in southern France and has been a stargazer since while still a boy he first visited the observatory in the city of Nice. He joined his local astronomy club in Montpellier, of which he eventually became president, and became increasingly interested in how different kinds of telescopes work. He studied optics and aerospace engineering at the university, and while there began to imagine a telescope that would be as easy to use as a point-and-shoot camera. He founded Vaonis in 2014 to make such a telescope, and in doing so, inaugurated a new class of smart telescopes. He was featured as an entrepreneur in Forbes 30 under 30 in 2019. We spoke to Cyril at his office in Montpellier, via Zoom. Notable Topics DevialetStellinapp for iOSStellinapp for Android AAASky Listener Challenge What inspired John Bills to start taking more pictures of the sky? Email us your answer at listenerchallenge@aaa.org before midnight on November 5th. We'll select a random person with the correct answer and send them a AAASky hoodie! Have a question or a comment? Reach out to us at aaasky@aaa.org, even if just to say hi!

The Tamron 18-300mm for APS-C Sony was announced a few weeks ago, and it's finally available! https://www.alessandrocarpentiero.com/tamron-18-300mm-for-aps-c-sony-the-photography-news-show-16/   In today's show

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In this week's questions show, I talk about how dark matter seems to clump differently from regular matter. When will Starships stop exploding? And what do I think about the Stellina telescope? Image credit: Everyday Astronaut https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6uKrU_WqJ1R2HMTY3LIx5Q 00:00 Start 00:36 Does dark matter clump? 05:35 When will Starships stop exploding? 10:33 What do I think about the Stellina telescope? 14:44 Do I think there's a bias against searching for life? 19:27 What will the far future of the Universe look like? 22:48 Where is the edge of space? 23:55 Do I recommend Babylon 5? 25:20 What about Battlestar Galactica? 26:17 Would I take a trip around the Moon? 29:19 What if a black hole met a white hole? 29:55 What's the state of James Webb? 31:18 What if Venus had a moon? 34:20 Is there a solution for Starship's legs? 37:55 Will Artemis prove we went to the Moon? 40:20 Could we build the Enterprise today? 44:07 Could we crowdfund space missions? 47:20 Will ping times doom interplanetary gameplay? 48:26 How do black holes have gravity? Want to be part of the questions show? Ask a short question on any video on my channel. I gather a bunch up each week and answer them here.

In this week's questions show, I talk about how dark matter seems to clump differently from regular matter. When will Starships stop exploding? And what do I think about the Stellina telescope? Image credit: Everyday Astronaut https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6uKrU_WqJ1R2HMTY3LIx5Q 00:00 Start 00:36 Does dark matter clump? 05:35 When will Starships stop exploding? 10:33 What do I think about the Stellina telescope? 14:44 Do I think there's a bias against searching for life? 19:27 What will the far future of the Universe look like? 22:48 Where is the edge of space? 23:55 Do I recommend Babylon 5? 25:20 What about Battlestar Galactica? 26:17 Would I take a trip around the Moon? 29:19 What if a black hole met a white hole? 29:55 What's the state of James Webb? 31:18 What if Venus had a moon? 34:20 Is there a solution for Starship's legs? 37:55 Will Artemis prove we went to the Moon? 40:20 Could we build the Enterprise today? 44:07 Could we crowdfund space missions? 47:20 Will ping times doom interplanetary gameplay? 48:26 How do black holes have gravity? Want to be part of the questions show? Ask a short question on any video on my channel. I gather a bunch up each week and answer them here.

Tre libriccini che parlano ai bimbi di antispecismo

This week we had the pleasure of having Cyril Dupuy on the podcast! He’s the CEO of Vaonis, an ex-Aerospace engineer, and extremely passionate about astronomy. We discuss Vaonis’ telescope Stellina and all the ways they are making it easy for ANYONE to view the night sky and guided by their platform’s application. A really great talk with a science based thinker who’s on a mission to innovate astronomy for beginners, children, and anyone who’s not doing it because it’s too complicated to get started.  We discuss where Cyril’s passion for science started and how he’s finding a balance between being an engineer and the best CEO he can be for his team at Vaonis. Business and science combine! We also discuss the next product that just finished up its Kickstarter - Vespera! The slim-downed version of Stellina with all the great features - in a smaller package for anyone’s budget (available at the start of 2022) Check out what Vaonis offers at their website Vaonis.com On our segment, ‘People of Science’ we talk with those passionate about the scientific mindset and what got them into their field. The challenges or stories of how they got to where they are today, how they think, and the science they love. 

J'ai eu envie de rencontrer Cyril quand j'ai vu que son télescope Vespera était en train de faire exploser Kickstarter (la campagne s'est d'ailleurs terminée à plus de 2,5 millions de $

Thanks to advances in sensors, software and the implementation of the smartphone, amateur astronomy as a hobby is under going a renaissance. Complete beginners can now enter the hobby and capture amazing views of the night sky faster and share them with the world easier. This new class of telescopes also helps the visual observer overcome the inexorable loss of our dark skies due to light pollution. In this episode, Dustin and Tony discuss their experiences using both telescopes and Dustin also provides some background on the Celestron Starsense accessory for the NexStar line of telescopes.

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dal WEB ... scritto da Nonna Katia

José Elizondo Salas, conversamos sobre la alfabetización digital y mediática que deben de recibir tanto los docentes como los estudiantes que interactúan en entornos virtuales de aprendizaje, las aulas virtuales se pusieron de moda con la pandemia por covid-19, pero ¿cuál es la forma correcta de aprender virtualmente?, esto y más es parte de lo que José nos ayuda a entender, nos conversa sobre el aprendizaje con "presencia virtual", con una interacción mediada por entornos virtuales. José Elizondo Salas es encargado de educación virtual en la UCR, es Asesor Docente, Docente y Productor Multimedia en la Universidad de Costa Rica. Cuenta con Estudios de Maestría en Tecnología e innovación Educativa de la Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica, además tiene una Licenciatura en Ciencias de la Comunicación Colectiva con énfasis en Producción Audiovisual. Asesor en la adopción de blended-learning e implementación de tecnologías para la innovación docente universitaria dentro de la Unidad de Apoyo a la Docencia Mediada con Tecnologías de la Información y la Comunicación (METICS). Acompañamiento y actualización profesional para docentes. Asesor en manejo técnico y didáctico de entornos virtuales para el aprendizaje. Docente en cursos/talleres sobre el uso de tecnologías educativas, entornos virtuales para el aprendizaje y recursos multimedia. Productor de recursos multimedia para el aprendizaje. Asesor y acompañante de procesos de innovación docente con tecnologías, entornos virtuales y recursos multimedia. Producción audiovisual y asesoría en comunicación multimedia. Acompañamiento y capacitación a docentes en uso de tecnologías, entornos virtuales para el aprendiaje, comunicación multimedia y producción audiovisual didáctica. Coordinador de estrategias de comunicación multimedia. Colaborador en capacitaciones docentes en uso de tecnologías para el aprendizaje colaborativo: Prezi, Voicing Board. Producción y postproducción audiovisual. Diseñador Gráfico para medios impresos, digitales e interfaces gráficas para web. Comunicación digital, soluciones audiovisuales, planificación de contenido para redes sociales y diseño gráfico institucional y publicitario para empresas como Stellina, G&H Steinvorth y Casa Viva. -Agradecimiento especial a José Elizondo Salas por permitir la aparición su sencillo musical “Try Not to Die” dentro de la música de este episodio. “Try Not to Die” YouTube: https://bit.ly/2QXwhde Apple Music: https://apple.co/2SwGtu9 Google Play: http://bit.ly/2t4GHOq --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/desdelaazoteapodcastcr/message

For photos and links, please see the blog.  Finished objects: Michelle finished skirting this brown and white Icelandic fleece. She cleaned and put away the drum carder. Michelle finished her online master rain gardener class. She just needs to build her rain garden. The digging has begun to get rid of the lake at the end of her driveway. The rain garden will extend along the driveway. We started the digging in the clay at the end of the driveway to drain the lake before continuing to dig. The next day most of this puddle was gone. Although Michelle dislikes sewing, she decided to make covers for her patio chair cushions after the old ones disintegrated at the seams in the wash. It would probably look better if they were fitted, but that may be beyond Michelle's abilities...or willingness to sit at the sewing machine. Michelle also made a travel case for her felting needles. She's not traveling these days, but has been wanting to make this case for a while. Now it's ready. The needle pad is glued to the lid on the bottom, so it can be easily used when open. Erica finished her first sock for herself! She is quite proud and as she is not really a matching sock type of person, she has been wearing it already. :) Spun Yarn These yarns have not yet been wet finished, in fact Erica's wet finishing bin is starting to spill over! Grafitti Interrupted Organic Polwarth split in half and spun to bobbins and plied. First Impressions this is a spin that Erica has been wanting to do for some time. The colourway is beautiful, as is the resulting yarn. It was a colorway from Bee Mice Elf, who as regular listeners will no doubt remember is no longer dyeing. Advent Calendar one more plied yarn. This was a great colourway, again no information on the fiber content, but a lovely colourway. Works in progress: Michelle has been working on some kumihimo for mask straps. Here's a sample of what she made resting across the face of the kumihimo disk. Michelle's husband modeling her mask with the kumihimo straps. Once the electronics come in, it will light up. Here's a link to the video the idea was taken from. https://youtu.be/aYAwOimNzb0 The other project that Michelle has been working on is some cross stitch. The pattern was designed by April of Crown Street Cottage. https://www.etsy.com/shop/CrownStreetCottage?ref=ss_profile She has lots of geeky patterns in her shop. This one really spoke to me. It will read "Welcome to my home. Roll initiative" Michelle dyed the fabric with RIT dye and knows exactly where it will hang in her house when finished. TJ and Erica carded some of the Icelandic fleece that Michelle so kindly sent us! This has been a really fun project for TJ and Erica to do together. TJ is honing his studio assistant skills! :) Erica is very close to having completely spun her Advent Calendar fiber. She spun up the last singles and hopes to decide what to ply them with by Episode 16. :) She talked about her process for always rewinding her singles onto storage bobbins after doing the Be Kind Rewind yarn from 51 Yarns. Erica has just recently passed the halfway mark in her 51 Yarns journey. If you are a spinner and have not yet gotten 51 Yarns, it is a great book and a fun path to travel. More about the rewinding of one of these yarns in Episode 16. As you can see her storage bobbins sometimes live on a shelf with fandom/geekdom memorabelia. :) This lovely spin has been languishing. This fiber is in the Deep Cove colourway from Sweet Georgia Yarns on the Polwarth Silk Fiber. It is 85% Polwarth and 15% Tussah Silk. The resulting singles are gorgeous!!! Erica started this spin in August 2019 and is excited to be finishing it up! Erica surprising chose to spin up some of the little remaining SW Targhee she has in her stash. This one was in the colorway Petal, it was such a gorgeous colorway she kept it even though SW Targhee is not a fiber she adores. On the bobbin you can only see the last two colors. The colorways starts with a beautiful yellow and grades into orange, then a deep red, the into these lovely purples. :) You can also see Erica's Fiber Stash page for this fiber on Weavolution. Erica finished relseying the damask cloth. She switched to the 20 epi reed that her husband got her for Christmas (thank you Halcyon Yarn for having them in stock!). She has relseyed at about 46 epi by sleying the reed 2-2-3. Erica is making good progress on TJ's sock #1. She will still have the second sock for both TJ and herself to knit once his first sock is done. This sock is knit on 2.5mm Signature Needle Arts DPNs. They will also be knit in a SW Merino, Nylon, Stellina yarn from Gynx Yarns, who alas is also no longer dying. I hope the listeners were excited to hear that Erica has restocked some stash from dyers who actually are still dyeing! :)

Una nuova dolcissima fiaba di Elena Polizzi. E ancora una volta a narrarcela il meraviglioso suono toscano di Silvia Collini. Grazie ad entrambe. E a tutti voi che state continuando a chiedermi racconti da registrare per grandi e piccini. Vi riporto il link su Writer Monkey di questa storia.https://writermonkey.it/stellina-e-le-lucciole-tratto-dalla-raccolta-di-raccontibastava-solo-una-carezza-isbn9788867772247-marco-serra-tarantola-editore/

Tre libriccini che parlano ai bimbi di antispecismo

Tre libriccini che parlano ai bimbi di antispecismo

Talk about delicious shows! This week’s Foodie and the Beast had something for every taste bud. First, we were joined by chef extraordinaire and innovative restaurateur Erik Bruner Yang (whose company, Foreign National, owns Maketto, Spoken English, Brothers And Sisters, Hometown Newsstand, Shopkeepers), who has a new spot, ABC PONY, an ’80s- and ’90s-themed pasta place (with Asian influences) in the Navy Yard. Erik’s signature is creating very cool, food and space combos as common gathering spots. Also in are Antonio Matarazzo and Chef Matteo Venini, co-owners of Stellina Pizzeria at Union Market, with news about a new Stellina location coming in 2020 and their new, Union market pastry shop, Annare. Brandon Gaynor, founder and CEO of Eat Brgz (Eat Burgers), joins us with tastes and talk of his new, fast casual burger concept where healthy, custom, meat and plant-based hamburgers are served up. And, Manny Nadal, assistant GM at the sky-high, POV cocktail at the W Washington DC is in and serving up politically-themed cocktails for the holidays.

Talk about delicious shows! This week's Foodie and the Beast had something for every taste bud. First, we were joined by chef extraordinaire and innovative restaurateur Erik Bruner Yang (whose company, Foreign National, owns Maketto, Spoken English, Brothers And Sisters, Hometown Newsstand, Shopkeepers), who has a new spot, ABC PONY, an '80s- and '90s-themed pasta place (with Asian influences) in the Navy Yard. Erik's signature is creating very cool, food and space combos as common gathering spots. Also in are Antonio Matarazzo and Chef Matteo Venini, co-owners of Stellina Pizzeria at Union Market, with news about a new Stellina location coming in 2020 and their new, Union market pastry shop, Annare. Brandon Gaynor, founder and CEO of Eat Brgz (Eat Burgers), joins us with tastes and talk of his new, fast casual burger concept where healthy, custom, meat and plant-based hamburgers are served up. And, Manny Nadal, assistant GM at the sky-high, POV cocktail at the W Washington DC is in and serving up politically-themed cocktails for the holidays.

I met Emily Kuvin at the Jewelers of America Jewelry show in New York this past summer. She was featured as one of a select few designers in the New Designer Gallery, curated and selected by Liz Kantner. She’s been featured on Gem Gossip’s site with her Stella jewelry, and now I’m so excited to have her as today’s guest on the podcast. What I find so interesting about Emily is how she balances the business and design side of her jewelry with the skills and background from her education and prior careers. With a degree in history and English, she continued into the field of journalism, and was a news broadcast journalist. She returned to school for a law degree, and practiced law before deciding to pursue a long lasting interest of jewelry design. Her career experience and research skills as a journalist and in her law profession serve her well in her jewelry business. She seamlessly balances a mix of aesthetic understanding with business practicality. Currently, her two collections grow from classical influence, yet offer an elegant and whimsical style. The Stella (the latin root of the word, star) collection consists of various sizes of organically formed stars with nine arms. Using an organic star motif, one can interpret her Stella collection to express an appreciation for stars and a respect for the vast universe, or as a resemblance to the “kapow” super hero comic strip graphic as a way to recognize internal strength in a fun and whimsical way. The largest design, Stella and a medium size, Stellina are featured as necklaces and earrings. In the center of each Stella and Stellina piece is an oval gemstone surrounded by six small diamonds sprinkled around the center stone and in the middle of the stars’ arms. Gems like morganite, tourmaline, amethyst, and turquoise are just a few of the gems she uses in all her designs. The Classical Collection is the second line of jewelry featured in Emily Kuvin Jewelry Design. Inspired by the iconic pyriamids of ancient Egypt, for which she had an affinity for studying as a young girl, Emily grew her Classical collection based on triangular forms and gems. Emily combines the triangualr form that three small, bezel set gems with trillion shaped gems as the basis for her Classic Collection. Both her collections are unique and offer a distinguished celebration to stand out with elegance that transitions between casual to formal wear. I love how Emily Kuvin’s designs pack a sparkling punch to remind us who we are and to stand up for the super stars we are!

This episode introduces Sabrina Famellos, owner of Anzula Luxury Fibers. We talk about knitting vs crochet, everyday sexism, and being both an introvert and a business owner at the same time. Then we talk to Amy King about metallic fibers and specifically Stellina, the shiny component of Anzula’s newest yarn, Lucero.  TRIGGER WARNING: We get into … Continue reading Episode 108 | Anzula Luxury Fibers

While standing right in the middle of the success she dreamed of, Stellina realized it was time to step away from blogging and find her voice through singing again.

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L'estate è alle porte, la trasmissione comincia a cambiare marcia. Si va verso un'atmosfera un po' più scanzonata, con i soliti approfondimenti, ma anche divertimento e distrazione. Ed è da questi propositi che viene fuori quello che potrebbe diventare il tormentone dell'estate... i telegiornali dedicano spazio alle cose più assurde, se lo fanno loro che dovrebbero essere quelli seri, perchè non possiamo farlo noi? I link: L'estate 09 sarà "normale" Referendum Elettorale su SieeGiueeAccaso Il mysapce dei Last Minute con le date dei concerti Michael Jackson assume Lou Ferrigno per tornare in forma Stellina del cinema "adult" firma un contratto molto particolare La musica: Sunspot (Tunguska) Revenge (Hot Dirty Lover) Trash Fashion (U Were the One) Chiba-Ken (Paradise Lost) KnockOut (Fly Away) RadioCosmo (Sospeso)