Axon framework

A dsl for applications that are impossible to refactor

The axon framework never really made the leap from pretty pictures to usefulness

by Martin Flower November 22, 2011

Framing Hanley

Framing Hanley is a five-piece American post-hardcore band that formed in 2005 in Nashville, Tennessee, and released their first studio album in 2007. Lead singer & songwriter Kenneth Nixon, guitarists Ryan and Brandon, bassist Luke and drummer Chris came together to form Framing Hanley and quickly gained a large following in Nashville. First formed in 2005, the band posted some demos of their songs on the bands myspace page. In November 2006, these demos were discovered by Brett Hestla, former Creed bassist and frontman of Dark New Day. Hestla helped the young Nashville based quintet record a 2 song demo in his Florida studio which captured the attention of Jeff Hanson (Creed, Sevendust, Paramore) and his record label Silent Majority Group. The band recorded their debut album, The Moment, with Hestla in Orlando, Florida. The disc was released in August 2007 and includes the single "Hear Me Now". In November of 2008, Framing Hanley released The Moment Deluxe Edition with a cover of Lil Wayne's "Lollipop" song. The band has since toured with Evans Blue. According to an interview with Kenneth Nixon, up until the end of 2006, the band was called a different name, Embers Fade. Nixon stated that "our drummer's fiancée Ashley Hanley passed away in October of 2006. She was a best friend of the rest of the band, and we wanted to do something to somewhat honor her. She used to take pictures for our band, hence 'framing.' Naming our band Framing Hanley was the least we could do for someone that means so much to us."

Framing Hanley did an awesome cover of the song "Lollipop" by Lil Wayne.

&& the lead singer is HOTT! =

by Jacqueline Torres January 17, 2009

framily

n. Friends or blood relatives to whom we would actually choose to be related, because the relationship is mutually respectful, close, supporting and affectionate. The favorite people in our lives we would include in our family, whether they are blood-related or not, typically because we love them.

Gilda thought, "Why don't I invite the entire framily?," and made labels that included her best friends Tanya and CeeCee from school, her parents, her brothers, and Vicky from next door - they had become very close since Vicky first offered to watch the dog when Gilda went to Texas.

by nolana plume February 9, 2009

Frama

noun : Informal - Fra-ma (frə-mă)

Drama between friends

An informal term coined in 2014 to describe drama between friends. Frama is a phenomenon which can occur both within the heterosexual and homosexual community. It thrives amongst teenage girls and adult homosexual men.

Derived from early 16th century via late Latin from Greek drama, from dran 'do, act', which has undergone semantic shift.

Frama is a noun which describes exagerated overly emotional, or unexpected altercation, events or circumstances between two esteemed friends.

'Olga, what are Miguel and Angel talking about, everything ok?'
'Yeh, don't worry....frama'

'Oh my God, I love Ashley but I just do NOT have time for this kind of Frama dude!'

'Michel and I aren't talking this week'

'No way Jose! How comes?'

'Well, there's just too much Frama at the minute...'

by Linguistically Speaking April 28, 2014

Profile frame

When you forget to disconnect from your social networking account and a friend of yours writes an inappropriate feed for everyone to see.

I left my facebook account connected yesterday and Mark took the opportunity to post "I like penises" on my wall, I hate it when he profile frames me.

by Basketpierce April 19, 2010

Good lenses, bad frames

Describing someone who gives a bad first impression but is actually a good person. Someone who doesn't appear to be competent, yet is extremely capable at what he/she does.

Dr. Bruce is a spaz, but he's one of the best doctors I know. You wouldn't know it by looking at him...good lenses, bad frames.

by Carollafan2 April 10, 2009

Frame

To make a person appear as the perpetrator of a crime that he/she did not commit.

I was framed as the thief of the art borders.

by Diggity Monkeez April 11, 2005