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赣ICP备号-2Although Pottery is fairly new to me, I am lucky enough to have a well equipped Pottery in a Barn on the farm where I live. I am largely self-taught and whilst I work alone, help is always available from my very special friends Geoff and Pat Fuller.Fantastic music and my beautiful Border Terrier, Tumai, always keep me company.
I am pleased to have been selected for four major Exhibitions this year..........
Potfest at the Palace, Scone, Scoltand
For three days in June, potters selected from across the UK and Europe come to Scotland sell direct to the public from marquees in the beautiful grounds of Scone Palace.
Art in Clay, Hatfield House
Now in it's 20th year, Art in Clay at Hatfield House has now become one of the most important ceramic events in Europe.
Pots and Food, Wardlow Mires
In it's third year this lovely show has great pots from some of the UK's most important makers and fantastic food - not to be missed.
Art in Clay, Farnham
I had a fantastic show here last year.
Farnham is an indoor exhibition of some of the finest ceramics currently being made by individual makers in the UK and Europe, in the beautifully restored former Brewery, the Maltings.
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出门在外也不愁Obama, McConnell weigh prospects for bipartisanship in rare one-on-one meeting
Senate Minority Leader Sen. Mitch McConnell of Ky. leaves the White House in Washington, Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2014, after a meeting with President Barack Obama. Facing a new political landscape, President Barack Obama and McConnell had a Wednesday appointment to size up prospects for cooperation between Democrats and Republicans who have shown little zest for political deal-making in the more than five years since Obama's first inauguration. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
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Dec. 3, 2014 | 6:00 p.m. EST
By JULIE PACE, AP White House CorrespondentWASHINGTON (AP) — In a rare one-on-one meeting, President Barack Obama and incoming Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Wednesday sized up the prospects for bipartisan cooperation between a White House and Republican Party that have struggled for years to find common ground.Ahead of the Oval Office meeting, Obama outlined his most specific blueprint yet for striking compromises with Congress when the GOP takes full control of Capitol Hill next month. The president said there was &definitely a deal to be done& on overhauling the nation's complicated tax code, but suggested it could take lawmakers more than six months to iron out the details of such an agreement. He said a deal on infrastructure spending could be included in a tax overhaul package and predicted progress on overseas trade agreements.On immigration, Obama said he expected Republicans to attempt to dismantle his recent executive orders, then eventually come around to the idea of pursuing legislation to deal with the millions of people in the U.S. illegally.&I don't think that's something this Congress will be able to do right away,& Obama said during a question-and-answer session with business leaders. &Temperatures need to cool a bit in the wake of my executive action.&McConnell, the Kentucky lawmaker who is soon to become Senate majority leader, has broadly agreed with Obama's calls for tax reform, improving the nation's infrastructure and inking free trade pacts. But McConnell said Tuesday that he has been &perplexed& by Obama's response to his party's sweeping defeats in the midterm elections last month, specifically his decision to press forward with presidential directives on immigration.&I don't know what we can expect in terms of reaching bipartisan agreement,& McConnell said. &That's my first choice, to look at things we agree on — if there are any.&Neither McConnell nor Obama spoke publicly after their hour-long meeting Wednesday. A spokesman for McConnell called the sit-down &a good meeting& but offer no further details.The two men have a chilly relationship, with McConnell having famously asserted after the January 2009 inauguration that his goal was to make Obama a one-term president.The senator's office said Wednesday's meeting marked just the third time the two men have met face-to-face without other lawmakers. They met one-on-one in 2010 and held another discussion in June 2011, a meeting Vice President Joe Biden also attended, according to McConnell's office.The day after Democrats' defeats in the midterm elections, the president suggested he would be open to more personal time with McConnell.&I would enjoy some Kentucky bourbon with Mitch McConnell,& said Obama, who last year mocked the idea of having a drink with the GOP leader. Then, offering a glimpse into how little time Obama has spent cultivating a relationship with McConnell over the past six years, the president added, &I don't know what his preferred drink is.&On Capitol Hill, some Republican lawmakers remained skeptical of the prospects for bipartisan agreement, but said the mere fact that Obama and McConnell were meeting face-to-face was a positive step.&At least they're doing something that they didn't do, as I understand it, the first couple of years,& said Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo.Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., said that while Obama's relationship with Republicans &started out in a not positive way,& the GOP would have to seek ways to work with him over the next two years.&The fact is he is the president who the people of our nation elected to work with over the next couple of years,& Corker said. &If you want to get big things done, he's got to be involved.&
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