 just learned about Tramp. An extension to Emacs that let’s you edit file remotely. Very nice. Kate can also do it through the fish KIO, but sometimes Emacs is such a good editor.
If you normally edit files on remote server and you like Emacs, check Tramp. I don’t have special attachment to any editor yet and I really can’t make full use of any of Vim or Emacs (the two editors I use most). I think I should sit down for a couple of weeks and learn Emacs.
If I was using C it would have been simply a couple of calls to librsvg, but on C# things got a bit more ugly because Rsvg, the wrapper around librsvg is not finished. And other bindings are also missing. Just getting a Cairo context out of a Gtk.DrawingArea was not as simple as I would have liked it to be (I describe how to do it in a previous post, but I’ll do it again here).Paddlewheel Steamship St. Johns, signed lower right "A. Jacobsen 257 8th Avenue, New York, 1880", oil on canvas, 24 x 42 in.; period gilt wood and composition frame, 32 x 50 in.
Literature: Sniffen, Harold S. Antonio Jacobsen The Checklist : Paintings and Sketches by Antonio N.G. Jacobsen, 1850-1921. New York, N.Y.: Sanford & Patricia Smith galleries, 1984., checklist page 262 & 263. According to Sniffen, the paddlewheel steamship St. Johns was built by Harlan & Hollingsworth, Wilmington. Delaware, and was owned by C.C. Leary & Co. in New York from 1878-1941. This painting is listed as being owned by the New Jersey Historical Society.
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Abstract The consequences of sex offender laws for both registered sex offenders and their family members have been well documented. Rarely studied, however, are how sex offender families cope with these consequences over time, a problematic gap given the collateral stigmatization family members face by society and the important role they play in the desistance process for sex offenders. Using a strain perspective, the current research study used qualitative interviews with 38 sex offender family members to explore the type of coping strategies used by sex offender family members and the dynamic evolution of these strategies over time. Our findings provide practical implications for aiding registered sex offenders and their families in an effort to increase public safety.Hello GeminiGem🐒!
I read your "The Prayer Quilt" as part of my participation with "The House of Targaryen" in the "Game of Thrones" event this month. This review is part of my challenge in "Wheel of Torture".
Wow. This was such a powerful read for me.  It was so tough for both my friend and her mom. I remember them getting a prayer quilt, but I couldn't tell you who it was from. Nevertheless, this story tells of the power and love that these quilts give. This was absolutely beautiful.
I love the way you incorporate your Christian faith into this piece. At times when it is so difficult, you showed through Trina, that it is possible to "Be still." Thank you for this.
I guess my only suggestion on this beautiful story would be to add a bit more to the description of what the quilt looked like. By this, what colors did it have? Was it pastel? Bright primary colors? Neon? Did it have a color pattern with just a few colors?
I didn't see any issues with grammar, spelling or word usage. Very nice job with this!
Thank you for sharing this inspirational story - your faith really shines through. This story gives us hope. It's sad, but uplifting. And it points to our true Healer. This really was beautiful!
This Review was done on behalf of House Targaryen as part of "Game of Thrones"!
I read your "Bug Guts and Butt Cramps" as part of my participation with "The House of Targaryen" in the "Game of Thrones" event this month. This review is part of my challenge in "Wheel of Torture".
Your title, Bug Guts and Butt Cramps is what drew me into this piece. As I read about your muse riding along with you on your trips to Sturgis, I was reminded of all the times I have been on a long road trip (or sometimes a trip as short as to the grocery store) and my muse has decided to suddenly activate. You did a great job showing me that.
Have you thought about posting and tagging some of the stories your muse has come up with while you are on these road trips? By tagging those in this story (at least here on WDC,) it would tell just a bit more about you and draw us into your other writings.
I didn't see any issues with grammar, spelling, word usage. Your work in this shows you took the time to proofread your work, and that makes it easier for your reader to understand what they are reading. Beautiful work here.
I can definitely relate to not needing your muse to pop up while you're on the road, as mine tends to do every other week or more.
This really touched my heart. It's always sad when we have to take our "four-legged children" on that last journey to the vet, and you captured that sadness very well. As I read this, I felt your pain. I also enjoyed the memories of Pepper that you shared in this. Thank you for sharing this! Keep on writing!
Hello SammyJankis!
I read your "Dark Clouds of Memory" as part of my participation with "The House of Targaryen" in the "Game of Thrones" event this month.
I love your descriptiveness in this story. I could picture the entire scene taking place right in front of me. Very nicely done!
"Like a hunted and wounded animal, Khaya fell to his knees, defeated."
I think the reason I was confused by this was because as you describe Khaya's movements, you use words such as "slithering," and you describe an environment where everything seems to be taller than Khaya. As I was reading, I got the impression that Khaya was a snake or lizard, until I read that he fell to his knees.
Other than that, this was a really great story! I sat at the edge of my seat while reading it!
"He Jumped as the birds shrieked, agitated and angry, flapping as one large, vague shape into the dimming sky."
I don't believe the word jumping should be capitalized since it is not the beginning of a sentence, nor is it a proper noun.
Other than that, your word usage was very descriptive, and I saw no other issues. Great job!
The end of this story left me wanting to know what the storm was. I wanted to know what happened to Khaya. This was a very well-written story, and your descriptions made it easy for me to picture the scene. I believe that this is the beginning to what could prove to be a wonderful book! Nicely done!
Happy Writing! I see you have only been on WDC for a few months. Let me take an opportunity to welcome you to a wonderful community of writers helping writers!
Review of Is You?
Hello Dave is home recovering!
I read your "Is You?" as part of my participation with "The House of Targaryen" in the "Game of Thrones" event this month. This review is part of my challenge in "Wheel of Torture".
I loved reading this, and I laughed as I did. So many times, writers forget to check their work before they send it in, making an easy decision for an editor to reject their work.
I personally love the way you purposely used improper grammar and English. That made all the more funny to read. I read it several times, and each time, I had to laugh. Well done!
I did not see any issues with your poem. I think the improper use of English added value to this. Nicely done.
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