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A Spotlite on Actress STEPHANIE DRAKE from MAD MEN
By Dustin Illingworth
Spring 2015
Though ditzy, oblivious, and regularly bullied by Joan, Mad Men"s Meredith has become something far more complicated than a punchline for AMC"s prestige series. Played with charm and pitch-perfect comedic timing by Stephanie Drake, Meredith is still, of course, hilarious — but a pluckiness has emerged in recent seasons that serves to pleasantly frustrate our expectations. We sat down with Stephanie to discuss her character, her post-Mad Men plans, and that instantly iconic scene with Don Draper.
Dustin Illingworth: In many ways, the first visceral hook of Mad Men is its gorgeous 60s aesthetic. I"ve read that Matt Weiner is incredibly meticulous with regard to set design, even down to seemingly throw-away items. Can you talk about working in that environment on a daily basis?
Stephanie Drake: Everything from my daisy earrings to my Bic pen was from the 60s. I know that because I wanted to keep the pen when the show wrapped, but couldn't because it was rented! It was amazing to walk on set everyday and be transported to that time. I loved typing on the old typewriters and answering the old telephones. Hanging up Don's coat and hat was always a choreographed dance. My favorite was getting to read a magazine at my desk, which Meredith did quite often. Looking through those authentic 1960s magazines was a trip. I remember one had an ad for an outdoor home ice skating rink for just a few dollars.
DI: Did you speak with any secretaries from the period when developing the role of Meredith? How did you prepare for such a different set of cultural and sexual politics within the office space?
SD: The writers were always so clear about what kind of character Meredith was, that I didn't need to do much preparation. Everything I needed to know about her was in the lines. The part came very naturally to me from the beginning and she was an absolute joy to play. I love that she did so many things wrong and was called every name in the book, and yet, she made it to the final seven episodes.
DI: Meredith has brought such a welcome sense of humor to the show, one that cuts through some of the tension and anxiety of the major story arcs. Do you think this was planned in your casting and character? Or was it something you brought to the table that developed organically into the story?
SD: Matt Weiner always used to say at the beginning of the table reads, that the writers want to be inspired by the actors. I like to think that's what I did. The part was obviously a comedic relief, but I think I brought a truthfulness, a great sense of comedic timing, and my high voice to the part that inspired the writers to continue the character. I never expected to kiss Don Draper. I must have done something right!
DI: Let"s talk about that–your scene-stealing turn with Don Draper in the wonderful "I am your strength" scene of last year"s season finale? Did you and Jon Hamm talk about it beforehand or just dive in?
SD: I still blush when I think about it! We had had the table read for that episode the day before and Matt came up to me and said, "You know we're shooting this tomorrow?" And I looked at him and said "Trust me, I'll be ready!" Jon and I dove right in. We went straight into rehearsal after shooting the previous scene. Between Matt directing and knowing I was about to put my lips on Jon Hamm's; I was nervous. But once we got through the first rehearsal my nerves disappeared. During one of the set ups I had to put my face in real close to Jon's to get the camera focused, and I excitedly said, "Who'd have thought we'd be kissing?!" After we finished Jon and Matt both gave me a big hug. It was so hard keeping all of that a secret for 5 months. Career wise this was definitely a defining moment and I feel so lucky to have had this experience.
DI: Mad Men features an ensemble cast with more than one bona fide superstar. What"s it like juggling so many powerful personalities? Is it challenging to establish dramatics rhythms with so many people?
SD: By the time I joined Season 5 the show was a family. It had just come off a year and a half hiatus and everyone was thrilled to have their jobs back. I think everyone on the show realized how special it was and it made the cast members household names. Every time I came to set it was like a dream come true. The cast liked seeing me around because they knew something funny was being filmed. I loved having scenes with Christina Hendricks. She is so nice and friendly. And Jon Hamm is wonderful to work with. After every big scene with him he would congratulate me and tell me I did a good job. And he sang me "Happy Birthday" on my birthday. It doesn't get much better than that.
DI: What are your feelings on Mad Men"s run coming to an end? I know you can"t give us specifics but are you satisfied with the series" conclusion?
SD: I am so sad! When I wrapped in June, I was good for about a month. I went to visit my parents in Florida and my brother and sister-in-law in Georgia. And after that it really hit me that I wasn't going back. Luckily, I have the final episodes to enjoy, but I still can't believe it's over. I am very satisfied with the series and Meredith's conclusion.
DI: With Mad Men finishing, what are you looking to focus on next with your career? Are there any particular showrunners or directors you"d like to work with?
SD: I love comedy, so I'm hoping to land another amazing comedic role soon. I've also been doing a lot of writing, and I know Tina Fey will want to be the showrunner when I'm finished. You can also catch me on an episode of CSI: Cyber at the end of May!
Stephanie Drake is an actress. On Mad Men, she plays the head secretary reporting to Joan Harris (Christina Hendricks), who scored a kiss from Don Draper (Jon Hamm) at the close of the previous season.
Written by Dustin Illingworth
Photography by David Crotty for PatrickMcMullan.com
Design by Mina Darius
Stephanie Drake, Photography by David Crotty for PatrickMcMullan.com


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Hope that your week is off to a nice start! Did you have Monday off of work for Presidents Day? I had off from my publicist job, and actually didn't do work for any of my jobs whatsoever. I think I only answered one email the entire day, which was nice! My long weekend was a great one, so today I'm rewinding it back a few days.
On Saturday while my hubby studied for an MBA exam all day, I took care of a lot of freelance & blogging stuff. I also ran a couple of errands, including a trip to Michaels to pick up a frame for a new addition to my travel-themed workout room.
The artist of this San Diego Modern Map Art was nice enough to send me a print, and I think it goes perfectly in my workout room. The room is full of canvas art and memorabilia of my travels, and now I have art in there of my current beloved city, San Diego!
After a laid-back, wine-filled Sunday, my Monday off went in a different direction. After taking my pup to the dog park for some playtime, Adam and I headed out to the California countryside to the town of Descansco for a hike to Three Sisters Waterfalls.
This was only my second time doing this hike. The other time I did it was almost exactly four years ago, so I wasn't exactly sure what to expect. The other time I visited Three Sisters, the San Diego area was in a serious drought, whereas this time, we've gotten a ton of rain lately. I had high hopes for raging waterfalls, and I was not disappointed!
Descanso is a rural inland town almost 2 hours from my home. I took in the rural scenes of green hills, cows and goats grazing, and even turkeys blocking the road at one point as we drove on little back roads that turned into an unpaved dirt road leading up to the trail. Towards the end, I was getting motion sickness driving on the very winding roads, and was thinking, "Well I hope this hike is worth it.."
Luckily it was! Almost immediately when we got on the trail, we spotted the waterfalls in the distance and heard the water roaring. This hike starts off at a higher elevation and is easy at the start. Hikers actually trek down a mountain to reach the bottom where the waterfalls are, then you can hike back up along the waterfalls to get to the mouth of them.
Last time, I was mildly terrified scaling down the mountain because it is super steep with not much to hold onto. I had recently heard that ropes had been placed at the steepest parts of this hike, and was happy to see the ropes there to help us down. It's still a little bit nerve-racking getting down the mountain, but this time I didn't feel like I was one shaky step away from tumbling down and cracking my head open!
As opposed to last time when we hiked parallel to the waterfalls without an issue, the roaring waterfalls last weekend made it tougher to hike up along the water. There were a lot of fellow adventure seekers there with us, jumping from rock to rock and scaling boulders to hike higher up.
Adam & I elected to do some rock climbing by the waterfalls. At one point we got up pretty high, and then had a few minutes of feeling stuck and getting freaked out about how to get back down. I definitely had a lot of adrenaline pumping, but we figured it out. We made it back down with dirt stuck everywhere on us, and decided to just head back out up the mountain. I had tested my life enough for the day!
Locals, I did see some people pretty high up near the waterfalls so I know that it's doable, but I can't speak from experience as to how challenging it is with the current water levels.
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We made it back to the car just shy of 3 hours of hiking. I left my heart rate watch on for the ride home, and when I clocked it off, I had burn over 1,400 calories. Now THAT'S a workout!
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A stunning third quarter helped set up Bulleen's 87-75 win over Dandenong in their round nine WNBL fixture at the Veneto Club on Friday evening.
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18 August 2018
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Dr Fred Parker
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My brother was the patient not me!! He was recently admitted to ward 5, following a referral from A&E . We were all very pleased in all aspects off his care . The staff were very professional and caring . He had a minor procedure a few days after admission - all went well .
Unfortunately the discharge procedure really let the hospital down . He was discharged by the doctors at 3pm , he then started his wait for his TTA`s to be delivered to the ward . He waited and waited!!! Until one of the nurses tried to track them down, to find that they had been delivered to the wrong ward . The Nurse went themself and collected them, and my sister-in-law went to bring my brother home at 9.45 pm . Really very unsatisfactory for all concerned . He waited almost 7 hours in all !!
He did stay on ward 5 . and wasn't taken to the discharge ward at all .
So there was a `blip` in the procedure , making everyone very cross with the waiting about.
But as I said we were all very happy , just the last few hours let it down .
Response from Wexham Park Hospital about a year and a half ago
Dear Sandy
Thank you for taking the time to leave your feedback on your brother's recent stay.
I'm glad to hear that you were pleased with all aspects of his care and found the staff to be professional and caring. I'm sorry to read that he had a long wait for his medications to take home.
There is often a delay between when the doctors tell a patient they will be going home, to them finishing the rest of the ward round and then coming back to complete the prescription for pharmacy.
Our pharmacy team have a turn around time of just under 2 hours from receiving the prescription to getting it back to the ward.
I am sincerely sorry the tablets were sent to the wrong ward and he had to wait longer than I would normally expect.
We are recruiting some volunteer pharmacy runners to help reduce the waiting time as well.
Hopefully he is now recovering well
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November 25, 2013
Prominent members of Congress, such as Senate Budget Committee chair Patty Murray (D-WA), have called for substantially increasing infrastructure spending to create jobs. They claim that spending tens of billions of dollars repairing bridges and roads would significantly reduce unemployment and stimulate the economy. But these calls misunderstand the nature of infrastructure construction work, says James Sherk, senior policy analyst in labor economics at the Heritage Foundation.
- Infrastructure projects are capital intensive, not labor intensive.
- Road and bridge construction requires a relatively small number of highly skilled workers using advanced equipment and machinery.
- Across the United States, just over 300,000 Americans work in highway, street or bridge construction -- less than the population of Wichita, Kansas.
- Furthermore, many workers on these jobs need advanced skills to effectively and safely use construction equipment and very few unemployed workers have the skills necessary to work on infrastructure projects.
- Just 8.5 percent of the unemployed previously worked in an occupation heavily utilized in highway, street or bridge construction.
Additional infrastructure spending would consequently employ relatively few unemployed workers. Instead, federal construction contractors would hire the skilled workforce they need away from private construction projects. New jobs created would come primarily at the expense of other jobs in the private sector.
Further, the states best know their highway and bridge maintenance and rehabilitation priorities. Funneling resources from the states to Washington and back to the states promotes a Washington-centric approach to infrastructure needs. Spending decisions should be made by states based on the condition of existing infrastructure and future capacity needs -- not by Washington on the basis of economic conditions.
Source: James Sherk, "Additional Infrastructure Spending Would Employ Few New Workers," Heritage Foundation, November 7, 2013.
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27714 Overland Way, Romoland CA, 92585 (Residential)
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Short Sale, 1 bank. This home features 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, a 2 car garage and a large drive way. Lots of potential. Close to schools, freeway and shops. Short sold AS-IS.
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Short Sale, 1 bank. This home features 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, a 2 car garage and a large drive way. Lots of potential. Close to schools, freeway and shops. Short sold AS-IS.
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Anglo-Saxon names to come from Britain, Maudesley is one of the most ancient. The name is a result of the original family having lived in the settlement of Mawdesley in the county of Lancashire. The surname Maudesley belongs to the large category of Anglo-Saxon habitation names, which are derived from pre-existing names for towns, villages, parishes, or farmsteads.
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Lancashire at Mawdesley, a township, in the parish of Croston, union of Chorley, hundred of Leyland. "Adam de Mawdesley was a ward of the duchy of Lancaster in the reign of Edward III.; Robert Mawdesley, the last of this ancient family, was living at Mawdesley Hall about 1760. " [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
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"This was a favorite comfort food when I was a child. My Grams made it when times were tough, and whenever I asked for it! I've changed it to my own family's tastes over the years and simplified it for myself, using the frozen egg noodles. Gram made her own noodles, but I never had much luck with them, as I don't care for floury hands. When I found them already made up and frozen in the store I was so happy! I use the boxed free range or roasted chicken stock, you can use canned as well. This freezes great, I take it frozen on hunting trips and reheat in the trailer. When reheating, add some canned chicken broth, because the noodles tend to suck up all the moisture. You can add anything you want to this, onions, carrots and so on. I'm submitting it this way because this reminds me of the way my Gram made it and we just like it like this!"
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- 1 (4 -5 lb) roasting chickens, giblets removed
- 14 cups chicken stock (112 ounces)
- 48 ounces water
- 2 chicken bouillon cubes
- 2 (16 ounce) packagesfrozen home style egg noodles (I use Reames brand)
- salt and pepper, to taste
- In a large stockpot, place the whole chicken, the water, broth and bouillon cubes, and slowly bring to a light boil; boil, uncovered, for about 45 minutes - 1 hour, until chicken is done through but not yet falling off the bone.
- Remove chicken and set aside to cool a bit.
- Cool the broth and skim the fat off, I use a fat seperator for this, returning the de-fatted broth to the washed stockpot.
- When chicken is cool enough to handle, but still warm, pull off the skin and seperate the meat from the bones, leaving chunks in good bite-sized pieces. Set aside or refrigerate. At this point everything can be refrigerated and kept for 2 days.
- Bring stock to boil and add the thawed noodles, a handful at a time, and boil for about 45 minutes, stirring often to prevent them from sticking together. In this time the liquid will become thicker, like a gravy. If you feel you would like more liquid, add canned chicken broth to your taste.
- It's ready to eat now, but I always keep it on the stove with the heat turned off for a couple hours to blend. Reheat gently and serve.
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All but one section of the Saw Mill River Parkway was reopened by Friday night after rain deluged the Hudson Valley.
As of 8 p.m., the Saw Mill was closed in both directions in Mount Pleasant near Pace University due to flooding. The closed section ranged from Route 117 to Exit 27, authorities said.
Other sections of the parkway were reopened earlier Friday night, but authorities told drivers to exercise caution, and water levels on the adjacent river remained high. Sections of the parkway could flood again, they cautioned, as forecasts called for rain to continue through the night and into Saturday. Up to a quarter inch of rain could fall before Saturday morning, forecasts predicted, and that amount could double as the rains continue through the day.
Authorities were advising drivers to use Interstate 684 and the Taconic State Parkway as alternatives. On the Tappan Zee Bridge, signs warned drivers of speed restrictions from the toll barrier to the South Nyack exit because of the rain and slippery road conditions.
The northbound Hutchinson River Parkway was experiencing volume delays about 1:15 p.m., from the Bronx line up to the Cross County Parkway exit in Eastchester and again further north near the Mamaroneck Avenue exit, News 12 reported.
An accident was slowing eastbound traffic on Interstate 287 at Exit 10 in Rye Brook, the state Department of Transportation reported, and the Thruway Authority reported delays northbound between the Tappan Zee Bridge and Exit 14, a span of six miles.
Traffic conditions appeared normal in Orange, Putnam and Dutchess counties, News 12 reported.
Rockland County was faring better. The Rockland County Sheriff's Department and Clarkstown police reported no weather-related closures or delays, while Orangetown police said flash flooding that had impeded travel Thursday had cleared up by Friday morning.
Metro-North train service was running on schedule. Extra outbound trains from Grand Central Terminal were running between noon and 4 p.m. for those starting their Memorial Day weekends early. Some evening peak hour trains were to be canceled or combined to accommodate the shift in passenger volume.
An approaching cold front will make for a soggy start to the weekend, forecasters said.
Showers and isolated thunderstorms are possible Friday as rain continues through Saturday night, National Weather Service meteorologist Joe Pollina said. By the time the storm system clears, up to an inch of rain may soak the area.
News 12 meteorologist Brysen Van Eck said he doesn't expect the rain to add to the flooding.
"The heavy downpours are pretty much out of the way," he said.
The City of Yonkers was providing sandbags to residents living in flood-prone areas in anticipation of more flash flooding, Mayor Mike Spano said.
Sandbags can be picked up until 7 p.m. Friday and again from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Yonkers Organic Waste Yark on Nepperhan Avenue, The Associated Press reported.
Friday's temperatures were expected to hover between the high 50s and the lower 60s.
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Sweet Potato Bun
I had to share this recipe. It tastes too good to keep to myself. I will also say that this is the last bun recipe I will post until next Easter. Seriously.
However, I will not classify this bun as an Easter Bun even though I found it in The Gleaner's Easter Cookbook 2012 (Page 26). No, not this bun. This bun can be prepared at any time throughout the year. There are many recipes in the cookbook that I will be trying very soon. I have the best Dad. He mailed me the booklet so that I could have a resource for my posts. He knows how much I like to flip though pages. Isn't he great? I'm sure you guys remember one of my most favourite things is sending and receiving mail. My dad put a really big smile on my face! Thank you Dad!
The first time I made this bun, and it was a hot mess. I'm not a baker so I had no idea what I did wrong. The batter was thin and after baking it for more than the suggested time, it still came out like a pudding. My husband described the texture of the outside of the bun felt like leather. I was so disappointed because the flavour was quite pleasant but the texture was not good at all. This was my very first baking flop. I decided to look through the ingredients again and compare with all the other bun recipes. I realized that there was probably too much liquid and not enough flour. I made some changes to the original recipe and got it right! Success!!! This is the bun that I will be making next year! I only used raisins and there's no mixed peel to pick out.
The only way I'll be making this bun again this year, is if someone specifically asks me to make it or places an order ($$).
|Sweet Potato Bun
- 1 Cup Dragon Stout (or any stout available)
- 1 Cup Brown Sugar
- 2 Tbsp Molasses
- 2 Tsp All Spice
- 2 Tbsp Butter, melted
- 1 Large Egg
- 3 Cups All Purpose Flour, Unbleached
- 2 Tsp Baking Powder
- 1 Cup Pureed Sweet Potato (I used 2 Sweet Potatoes)
- 1 Cup Raisins
- 1 Tbsp Butter
- 1 Tbsp Honey
- Parchment paper and cookings spray
- Pre-heat the oven to 350F
- Grease a standard loaf pan using cooking spray. Line with parchment paper then spray again
- Peel sweet potatoes then dice into 1 inch cubes
- Add to boiling water and cook until soft when pierced with a knife – about 15 minutes or so
- Strain to remove excess water
- Puree sweet potato chunks in a blender and measure a cup for the batter
- Allow to cool
- In a saucepan, add stout, sugar, molasses and all spice
- Over a low heat, stir just until the sugar has dissolved. Do not bring to a boil
- In a small bowl, whisk egg then add it to the stout mixture along with the butter. Whisk to combine
- In a medium bowl, add flour and baking powder. Whisk to combine
- Gradually add the stout liquid to the flour, mixing well to incorporate
- Stir in the sweet potato puree
- Fold in the raisins
- Pour into prepared loaf pan
- Bake for 45 minutes or until a knife inserted comes out clean
- In a small ramekin, combine butter and honey. Brush over the bun when cooled.
- Slice and serve with cheese and/or butter
This recipe is adapted from "Sweet Potato Easter Bun" from the Gleaner's Easter Cookbook 2012, Page 26
I was watching the consistency so closely the second time around.
I like the contrast in colours here.
In go the raisins. The batter at this point is fairly firm and has a thick consistency. Exactly what I want.
Ready for the oven!
Fresh out the oven, looking good, smelling great and not feeling like leather on the outside
Checking for the consistency – looks perfect. And then I realized I had cut my bun before I glazed it. So anxious!
Now this is more like it!
This bun was so nice, I had to double up on the cheese. It was moist and dense, as it should be. I think that's totally acceptable since I'm not having this bun again until next year.
I feel great about this bun. Have you had any baking triumphs? I'd love to hear about it.
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Wa'akapaemua Canoe Club places first with two teams in this year's Pailolo Challenge
Two Molokai canoes finished first in their divisions at this year's Pailolo Challenge race.
A total of 84 outrigger canoes took off from D.T. Flemings Beach Saturday morning and paddled into Kaunakakai Harbor 25 miles away. As one of the windiest channels in Hawaii, the Pailolo Channel offers steady bumps the whole way, allowing the top boats to complete the course in under three hours.
Molokai's Wa'akapaemua Canoe Club placed first in the Open Women's division in a time of 3 hours, 26 minutes, 16 seconds. Overall, the women finished in 22nd place.
The Wa'akapaemua Cano Club's Women's 50 team won the 50-plus division in 3:44:16, finishing 49th overall.
The top finishing team from Molokai was the Kukui O Molokai team. Competing in the Unlimited Open Men's division, the team finished in sixth place in a time of 3:03:50.
Overall, the top three boats in the unlimited division were the Malolo Nui placing first in 2:53:03, followed by the Hanalei Canoe Club, 2:57:38 and the Namololokama Canoe Club third in 2:57:56.
The next day, the local non-profit group Ka Honua Momona hosted the Molokai Mangrove Mania Team Challenge. It offered an opportunity for the teams to have some fun, learn about sustainability and help remove mangrove from the Ali'i Fishpond.
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59. The King to the Duke Of Alba.
Since we were in England you will, no doubt, recollect the bearer, Francis Englefield, who was a member of our Council at that time and enjoyed the full confidence of Queen Mary, my wife, and, consequently, mine. He is a good Catholic, much attached to his late mistress and to me, and, as he refused to change his religion or obey the summons of the present Queen, she has sequestrated his property and patrimonial estates, which my intercession with her has been powerless to get her to restore, or even to grant him the revenues of, although Guzman de Silva and Guerau de Spes have frequently begged her to do so in my name. He now wishes to occupy himself in affairs of my service, and I have decided therefore to send him to reside near you, as I think his prudence and good connections will be useful in the States. In order that he may be able to maintain himself comfortably, I have assigned him 1,000 twenty-plack florins (fn. 1) a year, as you will see by the separate warrant he bears. I beg, therefore, that you will have this sum paid punctually, and cherish this good gentleman as his quality and good parts deserve, treating him well in consideration of his wish to serve me, as I know he will do in all things in which you may employ him. I shall he pleased at all the honour and favour you may bestow upon him, so that his countrymen may see the high account in which we hold good Catholics, and thus be encouraged to persevere in the true religion.—Madrid, 1st November 1568.
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60. Guerau De Spes to the King.
A French pirate has arrived here who styles himself vice-admiral of France. His name is Chateau Portut, and he has seven ships of war, having also plundered 11 vessels, 10 of which belong to obedient subjects of the French King and one to a Zealand subject of your Majesty. He has discharged his booty and is selling it on shore. The Zealander escaped at Portsmouth and demands justice from the authorities of the place and the arrest of the pirates. They refused unless they had the Queen's orders, whereupon the Zealander came to me and I sent him to Cecil. The latter came and said that it was a matter that must be brought before the Queen and Council ; and, as he would express no opinion, and seeing that the merchandize was being sold and taken away, I sent the man with one of my servants to Hampton Court, writing to the Queen by them an account of the matter. They were told to return to-day for the answer which they are now awaiting.
The Queen's four ships and one of Winter's, with another loaded with stores, are at the mouth of the river, and for the last three days all sorts of heavy artillery with large quantities of ammunition have been taken to them. Ten more ships are ready at Portsmouth, which, together with those commanded by the pirate, will make up a good fleet. It is understood that this Queen is to be offered by the Admiral's party a place on this side of Rochelle, which will be delivered to Winter. The Queen is borrowing money, and has even pledged a jewel in order to get together over 40,000 ducats. She has been able to get very little in Antwerp and has sent to Frankfort. She has made the duke of Norfolk and the earl of Sussex, who were in York, return hither, and has summoned Arundel, although he excused himself by saying that he was unwell. She wishes them all to be present when a decision is arrived at about Scotland. I have received a letter of credence from the queen of Scotland for the bishop of Ross, who promises to come and see me. It appears as if the time was approaching when this country may be made to return to the Catholic Church, the Queen being in such straits and short of money. I have already informed your Majesty of the offer made by Viscount Montague's brother-in-law on condition that they may hope for protection from your Majesty. He still presses it, and I await your Majesty's orders.—London, 6th November 1568.
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61. Guerau De Spes to the King.
On the 27th I informed your Majesty of the arrival here of a courier named Antonio de Cordoba, and that he had gone to the Court with a servant of mine for his passport, but as the French ambassador was there, it was signed very late by the Queen, and I have detained the man until to-day after my audience.
The Queen is willing to give a passport for the money that came in these ships to go overland, or will, at the option of the factor of the Genoese, lend one of her ships to convoy the vessels. She has appointed secretary Bernard Hampton to treat with me on all that concerns this business, in consequence of Cecil being much occupied. This is all the better as Hampton is a friend of mine. I give information about it to the duke of Alba, and the agent of the merchants reports to his principals in Antwerp. The instructions received from there shall be followed. I have given the Queen a long account of all that has happened in Flanders, upon which, in some respects, she was badly informed, not having had news that all is going so favourably as it is.—London, 29th November 1568.


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No official BSA syllabus teaches it - not for decades. Not in the handbooks for Scoutmasters or Patrol leaders. Aspects are mentioned in passing, but more time is given in SM basic to the relatively unimportant "three types of patrols" as is given (absolutely none) to the critical annual patrol planning conference.
You may get a course at a "University of Scouting" or "Baden-Powell Institute" - if someone wants to do it. See, the Patrol method -- our most important method - is effectively optional.
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You use it by shooting a second shot through it after you have taken your picture, at the same exposure and focus as you used for the shot. Then, in Capture One, you combine the two exposures. Lightroom has a similar facility.
It's usually used when shooting with a tech camera where swings and/or tilts are involved but I often use it for any extreme wide-angle such as the Voigtlander Heliar 12 mm, the Elmarit M 21 mm and even (on the A7r) the Summicron 28 mm.
You can also buy software called Corner Fix which does much the same thing, but not as well IMHO.
It's quite easy, even when shooting handheld, to pop the LCC plate up against your lens shade to take a second shot.
You can "save" your LCCs in Capture One so after a while you can use previously shot LCCs and apply them to other pics from the same lens and characteristics. Then you need no longer create one each time you use the wide-angle lens
Hope this helps!
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A couple more of the Raven totem.
A7 with the Leica 50mm Summicron-R lens at about f4 or f5.6.
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Dublin, Ireland. Second week of December. A7 with Sony 28-70mm lens.
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Awesome pair, Bensonga,just awesome! The last one is my favorite!
The old main postoffice turned into a shopping mall.
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Werner -- I'm really impressed with photos you've posted with the Leica Apo-Macro R 100 on the 7R!
A7r with 50mm Tak Super @ f1.4 If I'd used magnification rather than peaking it might even have been properly in focus! Some pictures come perfect out of camera, changing anything would be a crime. Doesn't happen often to me but this is one.
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Love/hate relationship with this camera - today it's love
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Weather too lousy to go out today so tried something indoors for a change.
a7r with Summicron 75 mm ASPH at its closest focus. & shots with Helicon Focus.
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The weather's lousy here, too!
I took the opportunity to plagiarise Michiel: I've often wondered how to digitally frame images, and never quite got round to applying the leetle (*very* leetle in my case!) grey cells. It seems that Mogrify is my friend...
This is with the CV 4/21, which doesn't work with the A7r.
Now - if I can figure out how to do that nice 3d shadow effect......
pace Michiel!
Paul.... lost in the Irish Sea
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Frigid weather here along the NJ shore. Took these recently, A7R, FE 55mm lens hand held
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It is just a simple dropshadow in Photoshop; copy the layer - select the first layer and make it a little bigger in canvas size - select the second layer and go to layers, layerstyle, dropshadow and make your desired shadow.
Once you got it you can make an action of it and it will be a whistle of a cent.
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Dublin, again, with the A7 and 28-70 mm.
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Greetings from the Super Bowl, my friends. I have been busy, mainly shooting the A7 with native and M glass...and coming away quite satisfied:
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Thanks to everyone who recommended SilverEfex Pro !
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Thanks, Michiel. I don't have PS, but Godfrey has pointed me to a LR solution. I'll try it next time it rains....It is just a simple dropshadow in Photoshop; copy the layer - select the first layer and make it a little bigger in canvas size - select the second layer and go to layers, layerstyle, dropshadow and make your desired shadow.
Once you got it you can make an action of it and it will be a whistle of a cent.
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HI There - I lent my A7 to a friend for a week, just got it back, absence makes the heart grow fonder! Here are a couple from last night with the kit lens:
Waiting for the train
Past the Glass
Just this guy you know
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Ashwin, sweet stuff. A great photographer with unparalleled access to his subjects is a combination that cannot be beat.
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Ashwin...fabulous shots and as usual! I'm saying this with a mix of admiration and envy .
The shots of Sherman are especially good from a reportage point of view and I think there is something to be said for using a small unobtrusive camera like the A7 in such an environment. Most definitely looking forward to future postings of your Superbowl week experiences!
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Just to add to the fun. Leica 19mm R lens
Photography is all about experimentation and without it you will never learn art.
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Guy, do you use the Leica hood for your Elmarit-R 19?
NO. The dang hood even with my retrofitting the hood for the D800e on the Sony A7r I still see the dang corners. So here is what i did , I just got this and it takes a 77mm filter but when I put the ND 77mm I got vignetting so i am ordering a new 85mm ND with step up for it. But Stephen sent me this link and i bought it, serves as a nice hood for one and i ordered a 80mm push on cap for it too. Really like this
Here are some links
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Photography is all about experimentation and without it you will never learn art.
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This is from the A7r....
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Guy, thanks very much for the info. I really like the Elmarit-R 19 but not the hood! I am also glad that you kept your copy (I was worried when you had it FS few weeks ago).
Actually i was thinking of a canon 17 TSE lens to replace it which is not a bad thought but it also took the small lens away with a big truck of a lens and also I realized its usage is limited. Something i could rent when i get a gig like that.
Photography is all about experimentation and without it you will never learn art.
A few A7/M lens combo. Color was a challenge here, due to the mixed lighting...
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Trains in Texas....
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