 typographic work regarding to the topic »past present future« by exploring the ideas of concrete/visual poetry. The aim is to expand and strengthen conceptual thinking through exploring new and experimental ways of typographic arrangements by putting the written word out of its syntax.
Simon Merz is a Vienna based German designer that graduated in 2019 with a Masters from the University of Applied Sciences, Augsburg, and has since been awarded with various prizes for his META publication as part of his final master-thesis. Since 2019 he is running his own publishing platform named WTP–PP as well as his creative studio working for national and international clients mostly rooted in the fields of art, music, fashion and education.
Short answer is mostly heteronormativity. Now I don't know if you grew up in a household that's anti-lgbtq, or if you heard it alot at church etc.  If you heard alot of people saying that it's wrong to be LGBTQ while you were a kid it can become quite difficult to accept yourself and move on. 


Another thing can also be fear. Knowing that you have to come out to Christian people can be quite frightening if you don't know how they'll react :o 



Just take it slow, step by step. You don't have to come out. You can do that whenever you feel ready for it. And remember, your safety is a #1 priority. If you don't feel safe to come out, just wait untill you can support yourself :oWe currently have no offers to display for Sagres.
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… both as a freelancer and in a translation agency – Trisha has decades of experience and knows the translation market inside and out. Because of the growing demand for key-account language service providers in the corporate sector, in 2008 the native New Yorker decided to set up a new and comprehensive center of excellence for the German/English market. Launched in her home in Manhattan, Young Translations is now mainly run from Vienna. The members on the team work in many different time zones, from California and NYC to London and Berlin.
Nicoleta was born and raised in Romania, graduated with a “European Master in Translation Studies and Terminology” from the Babes Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania with a focus on CAT-Tools and terminology. She has held the title of ECQA Certified Terminology Manager (Advanced) since 2014 and has worked ever since in improving her skills in this domain.
Versatile Owls star Sam Hutchinson is a major injury concern heading into Saturday's South Yorkshire derby at Barnsley.
The 31-year-old, one of a raft of players out of contract at the end of the season, sustained a hamstring problem in the second half of their midweek draw against Huddersfield Town.
Boss Darren Moore said: "We are assessing Sam as it is and we’ll see how it is. He sustained a muscular injury and we wanted to give him 24 hours. We will we how he feels today.
"It will be an eleventh hour decision on that one."
It would be a big blow to Wednesday's hopes of causing an upset at Oakwell if Hutchinson is ruled out. The 31-year-old has filled in at centre-back in the past two outings.
The Owls are short on defensive options, with Chey Dunkley, Joost van Aken, Moses Odubajo and Dominic Iorfa currently sidelined by injury.
Should Hutchinson miss out, it is highly likely Osaze Urhoghide will get the nod to partner Tom Lees and Julian Börner in Moore's three-man defence.
There is a distinct possibility Wednesday could line-up in a 3-5-2 formation, with Kadeem Harris and Liam Palmer in the wing-back roles.
Captain Barry Bannan and Joey Pelupessy will probably keep their places in the centre but Moore may look to freshen up that department and hand a recall to Celtic-bound Liam Shaw. The 19-year-old, a second half substitute against Huddersfield, has not started since the 3-0 Reading drubbing on March 6.
Up front, Callum Paterson and Elias Kachunga are waiting in the wings for an opportunity to impress.
But Moore is expected to stick with Josh Windass and Jordan Rhodes. Windass is in good form, having found the back of the net three times in his last five appearances, while Rhodes has contributed a goal and an assist in his last two starts.
"While ever the maths and points are still there, we have to continue to fight and believe," said Moore. "We are working hard and fighting for every yard on the pitch and the points that are available. That is where are as a team and a club."
On his old club Barnsley, Moore said: "They’ve found a good group of players and a manager that has brought a good tempo to their play and a successful approach. It’s led them on a real surge, really. They have given themselves a wonderful opportunity in terms of the promotion stakes to get back into the top-flight.
"Credit to them for how they have been going about their business.
"For us we know it’s a tough game that we have ahead of us but it is a game that we are prepared and ready for."
Predicted Owls line-up to Barnsley (3-5-2): Westwood; Urhoghide, Lees, Börner; Harris, Bannan, Pelupessy, Shaw, Palmer; Rhodes, Windass.
Would you change the formation?
Do you think Shaw should be recalled?
George Elokobi brings the ball forward for Leyton Orient at Ebbsfleet United (pic: Simon O'Connor).
George Elokobi’s arrival at Aldershot Town failed to see them stop Solihull Moors on Tuesday night as the Midlands club triumphed 3-0 on the road to take over at the top of the National League from Leyton Orient.
The O’s had been leaders since a 3-1 home win over Bromley back on November 17 and were approaching three months at the summit.
However, with Solihull in action this midweek, the east Londoners knew there was a chance they could slip back down to second.
All Orient fans were Aldershot supporters for the night anyway, but when the Shots announced the signing of George Elokobi on Tuesday afternoon it only added to the O’s connection.
Ex-Wolverhampton Wanderers defender Elokobi went straight into Gary Waddock’s backline, but he was helpless to preventing a comprehensive away win.
Moors secured a 3-0 triumph with Nathan Blissett grabbing a hat-trick to show they are not feeling the pressure.
The result sent Tim Flowers’ team to the top on 63 points from 33 games, although they have now played a game more than the likes of Orient, Wrexham, AFC Fylde and Salford City.
Elsewhere on Tuesday night, the Ammies lost 3-0 at Maidstone United in the last 16 of the FA Trophy after playing a weakened team in Kent.
Fylde progressed into the quarter-finals of the competition, though, with a 4-1 victory over Ramsbottom United meaning O’s, Solihull and the Coasters will not feature in the league on February 23, which could see Salford and Wrexham take advantage.
Approaching the business end of the season, it looks like there will be lots of twists and turns at the top and especially with so many clubs involved.
Sixth-placed Sutton United and possibly even Harrogate Town, in seventh, cannot be ruled out of the title race just yet.
For Orient, after being top for so long, they may now find themselves off the summit for a while due to their involvement in the Trophy.
O’s only play twice in the league between now and March 2 while most of their rivals for promotion will be in action three times.The Grateful Shed is a very unique place to eat in the Wisconsin Dells! It’s located in an old Greyhound bus depot and features several permanent food trucks and a bar. My favourite part is the seating options! You can sit in the backs of old truck beds, a REAL converted bus