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I'm just about finished with this one, but thought I'd see what advice the CA cadre might offer to improve it before calling it done. I'm also thinking about using a bit of spot color with it, as in the second version. I'd appreciate any thoughts you have, as direct as you like.
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I love the expressiveness of the feet even though that ankle is a bit mashed up. Slightly worried about the white space of the tip of the wing against the cat's face.; you have the outline there slightly faded, but nothing else. Not sure who's going to come off worst in this encounter as that's no innocent fairy.
I didn't think it was possible to be called an artist when you have nothing to say. It's like being a writer who publishes individual words as books and expects to be praised for it.
Thanks! I'll see what I can do about the ankle and the wing. It should be semi-transparent, so I'll have to figure out how to make that work. It does look a little off, though, I agree. Personally, I think the kitty is in trouble and just doesn't know it yet.
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charming picture, i like the idea and the story behind it. general composition works imo.
what doesnt work for me is the hatching in some areas, and from visiting your sketchbook, i know you generally do better than that. the rectangular shapes created in the background by it, keep attracting my attention, creating a focus where there shouldnt be one. this hurts a picture alot. causes some restlessness in me, resulting in feeling uncomfortable and in turn annoyed.
next bad focuses are the plastic wrap in the foreground (which imo adds nothing to neither the story nor the image), the black heap under the tree, and the tree trunk (by its eleborate (comparatifely) and equal texture).
the hatching imo works really well on the cat, and is decent on the figure in general.
ive seen not one picture in your sketchbook that had such iritating texture. surprisingly almost no cross-hatching at all, and to me crosshatching (except for texture, the rectangular one, diamond shapes are less critical) in ink, is like (tube)black in painting... use it if its needed, but treat it with caution. and by rule of thumb, avoid it (unless you know how to use it, balancing its drawbacks).
another thing i dont like is the lens distortion in the foreground. our perception doesnt work like that, we re pulled out, made aware of just beeing a beholder. your story is good, dont ruin it by raising barriers between it and us .
a minor thing is the crack... its too mushy.
hope it helps, i like big parts of it . and you may already know that but im getting a boner everytime i see it: lots of inks by n.c. wyeth
sone_one: Thanks for a lot of good stuff to think about. Most of it is too late for the inked version of this, but will be very useful if I turn this into a painting. Thanks also for the link to Wyeth and looking through my SB.
In retrospect, I do wish I'd gone with a half-tone of some sort to push the background further back. The effect I was going for is something like Carla Speed McNeil does in a lot of her work on Finder. For example: http://cdn.uproxx.com/wp-content/upl...sfloorplan.jpg However, I have a lot of practice to do before I can handle the hatching like that.
Here are some small adjustments, and I'm calling it done until I take it digital.
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When it comes to reducing the effects of gravity and age on your back, you can visit physiotherapists and chiropractors and empty your wallet in an endeavor to find relief. However a simple and more cost-effective as well as convenient way to alleviate and deal with your back pain is inversion therapy which you can get started with at home using an inversion table. The effect of inversion is to stretch and relax your back muscles and reduce the pressure on ligaments and nerve roots, thereby giving you some much-needed relief.
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Way back in the pre-history of July 8th we announced our contest inviting readers to submit encounters and artwork from fake D&D modules. Entries were due on the 2nd of August. After careful review, Steve and Zack have picked their three winners as well as singled out a few superlative entries for comment. In the coming weeks the entries submitted in this contest will be compiled into a module and played through by Zack and Steve to celebrate the silliness. In the meantime, find out who is Steve's Next Top Module.
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Blogcat's Take, 12/1
I pride myself on not being a wild-eyed crazy when it comes to my opinions on the Bobcats—or, at least not wild-eyed. But David Thorpe's November 26th article on the best sophomores in the league forced me to take a long look in the mirror…and the face staring back at me was that of a coked-up Michael Shannon. That's because Thorpe had Michael Kidd-Gilchrist all the way down to 15th among second-year pros—15th! It's no secret Gilchrist is a budding love interest of mine, and for a very good reason: MKG sticks his finger in his nose and picks out awesomeness. It feels like he averages at least one amazing play every game, admittedly one that's also usually of the fantastic offensive-rebound type. Still, except for his shooting, he's a joy to watch, and I gush about him nonstop to friends, family, and puking drunks on the subway alike. Thus I'm hurt and confused by how he could be ranked so low.
And yet, when I have to qualify my love for a basketball player with the phrase, "except for his shooting," it's probably time for some soul-searching. So let's look at the fourteen sophs that Thorpe has above MKG, and hopefully I can shoot it full of errors and get some peace of mind, secure in the knowledge that I haven't been bowing to astatistical leper messiah. Also let's just look at the sophomores from an offensive standpoint, because there's no way on God's green Earth or Superman's red Krypton or Luke's yellow Tatooine that any more than 4 of those clowns are better than MKG on defense. Here are the PER and Win Share ratings for the top 15 sophomores as ranked by Thorpe, per BasketballReference.com:
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Win Shares |
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Anthony Davis |
28.4 |
1.2 |
2 |
Andre Drummond |
20.8 |
1.8 |
3 |
Damian Lillard |
18.5 |
2.0 |
4 |
Jared Sullinger |
19.5 |
1.0 |
5 |
Terrence Jones |
19.8 |
1.2 |
6 |
John Henson |
20.1 |
1.0 |
7 |
Bradley Beal |
13.7 |
0.4 |
8 |
Patrick Beverley |
11.8 |
0.8 |
9 |
Jonas Valanciunas |
13.0 |
0.7 |
10 |
Miles Plumlee |
14.1 |
0.7 |
11 |
Andrew Nicholson |
18.1 |
0.9 |
12 |
Harrison Barnes |
11.8 |
0.7 |
13 |
Tony Wroten |
13.1 |
0.0 |
14 |
Jae Crowder |
13.8 |
0.6 |
15 |
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist |
12.3 |
0.7 |
Uh-oh. I can literally feel my eyes slowly beginning to bug out. Those numbers lay it out starker than Nebraska. I've clearly been lapping up way too much Grape Gilchr-Aid. Still, before I pass out with a purple tongue and swirling eyeballs, I will maintain that MKG is ranked too low on that list. Let's start with the easy one: Patrick Beverley. Now I like Beverley, but he ain't nothing but a defensive hound dog. Thorpe actually uses these phrases to describe Beverley in the article: "not gifted as a passer" and "isn't a good pick and roll player," which would be fine if Beverley were a stretch-4, but he's a point guard; so I don't see how he can be ranked that highly given his limitations as a passer and a pick and roll player. It would be like ranking Richard Nixon among the great presidents despite poor scandal skills and corrupt decision-making.
Beverley also plays on a much better team than MKG and yet has only mustered 0.1 more win shares. For this reason, I can also eliminate Jae Crowder—who plays for a superior team and actually has 0.1 fewer win shares. Ditto with Bradley Beal, who has just 0.4 win shares, who now seems to be chronically injured, and who is just a pure shooter. Jonas Valanciunas, meanwhile, has no more win shares, has only shown marginally more offensive ability, and in Thorpe's own words, "is growing as a defender and a rebounder." The guy's a 6-11 center! To be ranked in the top 10 as a center, the only thing he should be growing is an evil goatee, not his rebounding and defending skills. I'm invoking the same Richard Nixon/Great President clause here.
That moves MKG up on my list to 11th. Next up I'm brushing aside Tony Wroten. The Sixers are terrible, but they've won a few games, and yet Wroten has apparently contributed nothing—not even a tenth of a win—to that. Wroten is also arguably a worse shooter than MKG while playing the shooting guard position (MKG's TS% is .547 to Wroten's .487). Putting him ahead of MKG is simply ridiculous.
This takes me to John Henson. Admittedly, this is close. I've had the displeasure of watching two Bobcats-Bucks games this year, both of them apoca-bricks nightmares, but Henson is a terror every time he comes in. But that's the thing: why on a team this eye-searingly awful is Henson only averaging 24 minutes and coming in off the bench for Ersan Ilyasova (aka, the "Turkish Byron Mullens")? There's something wrong with him that we don't know about. Plus there's the age thing. Thorpe writes that "Henson is about to turn 23 but has the body of a 20-year-old," but forgot to add that Henson has the widow's peak of a 35-year-old. He's nearly 3 years older than MKG and maybe even older than that. Give me the Kidd (-Gilchrist).
And finally, I saved the easiest for last: Terrence Jones. Again, I'll use Thorpe's own words against him: "A nonfactor last season and the first two weeks of this season, Jones has emerged as a strong player on a contending team in the West." First of all, this season's not even five weeks old, so how could you simultaneously rank someone all the way up at #5 while asking us to discount the entirety of last season and half of this season? I understand that Thorpe is only ranking these guys according to their abilities right now, but that's taking things extremely literally. Jones is definitely athletic, seems to show some 3-point range (emphasis on the seems—he shot 26.3% last year and is up to 47.4% this year, although I forgot, we shouldn't count last year), and he can rebound. He's also playing on a good team—especially offensively—which could very easily be inflating his value. Synergy Sports shows that Jones might be better as an isolation defender (.84 points-per-play compared to MKG's .92), but MKG generates more turnovers (10.4% of the time to 3.8%). MKG is much better in a team context, too: the Bobcats hold a 94.1 defensive rating with Kidd-Gilchrist on the court versus 100.8 when he's off, while the Rockets are 103.0 and 99.6 with Ross on/off.
So there you go: my last temptation of Gilchrist is to rank him 8th among sophomores. Is it #2 where he was drafted, no, but 15th is undervaluing him. I could even argue that Harrison Barnes has a lower PER, has only generated the same number of win shares on a much better team, and is benefitting purely from performing well in the playoffs. Meanwhile, Jared Sullinger is both an injury and a lawsuit risk. And like Jones, Miles Plumlee also suffers from the "pay no attention to all of last year" dilemma. But deep down, although it pains me to admit it, I would take all 3 of those dudes over MKG—at least, right now. But I'm moving him up to 8th among sophomores, by God, and my conscience is cleaner than the Pope's urinalysis.
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Newsletter 09-14-10
- Thanks and apologies - I want to thank all of you who are supporting CARM by reading this newsletter, praying for CARM, and supporting us financially. I do not take the time out frequently enough to say thanks. But I do thank you.
The apology is for how infrequently the newsletter gets sent out. It takes time to produce it, edit it, and send it and I get so involved with other projects that I very often forget and/or don't have time to do it. I'll try to be more regular.
If you have any suggestions for the newsletter I would love to hear them. Please e-mail me at [email protected]. - Theology Course - I just spent about 70 hours producing a basic Christian theology course which I will begin teaching on September 15, 2010. I produced a manual that is about 80 pages long, and have almost finished the PowerPoint presentation. Were going to videotape it as well and, hopefully, produce a teaching course that can be taught in various churches. If you want to see what a few the pages of the manual will look like, check them out here.
- Roman Catholicism Course - While I'm teaching the theology course I will be preparing a similar course on Roman Catholicism. This will probably take me about two months to complete and I hope to produce the same type of PowerPoint presentation, manual, and video for that course as well. We'll see how it goes.
- Family Teaching Course - While working in the Roman Catholicism course, I plan to pick up the Family Teaching Course and continue with it. For those of you who have been patiently waiting, I would appreciate that you lift me up in prayer as I seek to accomplish this worthwhile task.
- Computer Parts and Amazon Wish List - if you are interested in supporting the CARM ministry would you please consider helping out with the CARM Amazon Wish List. I have listed some computer parts there that people can purchase and send to CARM. We already have about half of what we need to build a new system.
Why do I need a new system? I work about 60 hours a week in front of my computer. I have two 24" inch LCD monitors in which I have opened a minimum of 10 Windows -- all the time. I have Outlook, Internet Explorer (with 8 tabs open), Firefox (with 10 tabs open), one of three Bible programs open, Word, Excel, a Web editing program, Dragon NaturallySpeaking, Skype, notepad, file explorer, and an FTP program open right now. My system, which is 32 bit, could only use a maximum of 3 1/2 GB of RAM. In order to exceed that I need to go to 64-bit. But, if I'm going to do that, I might as well build a new system and use the existing one I have is a backup.
Recently a friend of mine who is a computer programmer and has a similar setup, was surprised at how much I push the computer. I was showing him how I will use a speech program (like I am doing to dictate this newsletter) research with Internet Explorer, edit the CARM site with Firefox, write articles in expression web (then transfer them to CARM via Firefox), use the FTP program to upload graphics, use Excel to keep track of the numerous websites passwords, URLs, domain names, etc., use Outlook for categorizing e-mails sent in with useful information (and I have hundreds of folders in Outlook mail), answer emails in the carm email account, use word in writing the Family Training Course, the Teaching Course on Christian theology, etc. and use PowerPoint to convert information into slides for presentations. I go back and forth between these programs frequently for at several hours every day. He said he was surprised at how much I have open on the screens and how much I work I do. So, I'm just letting you know that I really do use the system a great deal and need a faster one to handle all the newest software (office 2010, Dragon NaturallySpeaking 11, latest Bible research program, etc.). So, again, please consider supporting the purchase of the computer parts. Thanks. - CARM Get Together - This has kind of fallen through the cracks.
- We are entertaining the idea of having a CARM get together somewhere in St. Louis, Missouri since that is the center of the U.S. We have a facebook page for comments. http://www.facebook.com/carm.org?v=wall&story_fbid=125224147494028
We are interested in knowing how many would consider attending if we had it say...in St. Louis, Missouri later this year. I think that's the best place because it is central, has a large airport (which would mean cheaper airfare), etc. A Pastor has volunteered his church for a place for us to meet and I could speak on a topic or two. This is just preliminary research, but if you'd be interested in attending, please contact us at [email protected] and let us know how many and what basic dates would be good.
- We are entertaining the idea of having a CARM get together somewhere in St. Louis, Missouri since that is the center of the U.S. We have a facebook page for comments. http://www.facebook.com/carm.org?v=wall&story_fbid=125224147494028
- Local Pastor Still Needs a Computer: in a local church pastor/friend of mine is allowing me to use his facility, free of charge, to teach a Bible study every other Friday nights on the book of Romans. In addition, he's asked me to fill in for him for a while on Wednesday nights at his midweek Bible study. I just finished a series on Mormonism. Starting in two weeks, I will begin a series on basic Christian doctrine with PowerPoint slides, and workbook. After that I will produce a series on Roman Catholicism to be videotaped, have PowerPoint slides, and also workbook. His church is rather small and like many churches in the country, is struggling financially. He doesn't complain and he trusts God but I found out that his computer is ancient it takes about 10 minutes to boot up. So, if anyone out there has a spare computer they like to donate, please let me know at [email protected] I could clean it up and give it to the pastor. Thanks.
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- Reading some of your dialogues. I am very impressed with your site. I am learning about apologetics and found your site. Looked around at differing things but got hung up on the dialogues.
- I am glad the Lord has you to just 'hang in there' with these folks who refuse the truth or try to sway you. As the '2nd witness to the Revelation' said.... LOL. You can really see (and feel) Satan's, or his angels, presence in many of these people while they talk with you. How can one deny his own existence. Wow! So very sad. God HAS blessed you & your work, but I'll say it anyway. God Bless you, Dee
- I am an atheist. I stumbled upon your site expecting to be told how evil and immoral I am, and how I was destroying the world, on and on. However, I found the exact opposite. This surprised me to no end- It was actually enjoyable to read, no matter how much I disagreed with the subject matter or the points being made. This site did something different, it respectful attacked atheism. It is sites like this one that will help increase relations between atheists and theists.
- Hey, i'm just sending this email to say thanks a bunch for your ministry here on Carm. I've been using the site for a while now and I have found it very useful indeed, plus I love the chat room and forums they are a great place to learn about other peoples views, and give simple people like me a chance to defend the Truth. Oh and i just signed up for all three schools on Carm, they look fantastic - I can't wait to plough my way through them. They should be really useful for me, as i'll be going to university in a few weeks to study for a BA in Welsh and then an MA in Welsh History, but after that I intend, to study for the masters in Theology at "WEST" in our local theology college in Wales. So thanks for your website and schools, since they'll help me defend the Truth at university and prepare me for Theology college. So thanks very much for what you have provided here on Carm, you are truly defenders of the Truth, and I pray that God will bless your service. By the way, I love your radio show, though I do have to stay up untill 12:00 midnight here in Wales (Cymru) to watch it.
- I was just looking at your site and just wanted to say how good i thought it was. I looked at the women elders page and also a section on baptism and i thought they were dealt with very well. Keep up the good work.
- Why do you lie about the Qur'an? The Qur'an says that Jesus is the Messiah (the only one). It repeatedly calls him the Son of God. In fact, there's nothing in the Qur'an to refute that Jesus was the Son of God, if anything, the Qur'an says he was.
- The error is you trying to find fault with other religions or people. Just like that Pastor Jones from Florida who wanted to burn the Koran. Just like any politicians who promotes negativity by putting all the other parties down for self edification. A word of advice If you are truly a Christian. Love one another by this I shall know that you are my disciples if you have love one for another. When comes judgement day there is only One who will decided how you have done with your mission on earth and it's the God of Heaven, not you . you may have an opinion but you are not a judge of any men or women. Only God can decided of that. When a man or woman finds fault with other look in you own eye at the beam that is swelling until you can't see the truth. Brother beware brother beware
- All of our information on this website is erroneous and biased. How could anyone trust what you have to say and your own scriptural interpretations condemning anyone and everyone but yourself.
- Your view on the Jehovah's Witness religion is untrue. You obviously don't take into account the bibles teachings that the JWs profess to believe in fully.
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When I read about the service, Flipclips.com, in Real Simple magazine a few years ago, I fell in love with the idea. During a long nap I had to myself, I hung out on the computer messing with the video clips I have of Julian.
They let you upload a video and then make some selections to customize your flipbook. It costs $6 and apparently the length and format of video you can take on your digital camera is sufficient.
I love this idea as a way to capture physical milestones like sitting up (make sure to end with the falling-over part), clapping, or pulling up to a stand. The resulting flip books I received were small enough for the grandmothers to carry in their purses. Plus it allows them to not only say "how cute is my grandson?" but also "how clever is my [step] daughter [in-law]?"
Some videos that I already had that were Flipclips-worthy were: bouncing like a crazy man in his Jumparoo (month 7), smiling while swinging at the playground (month 5), playing peekaboo with Ryan's boxer shorts (month 10).
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Great article, Stephen.
In Tokyo, the taxi doors also operate in the same way. I was warned that if I did try to close them myself that the driver could be injured if he was still holding onto the control lever. It was very hard for me to control the instinct in me to close the door whenever I got out of a cab!


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Acquia Open Source Evangelist Jeffrey A. "jam" McGuire, has a longstanding passion for the Drupal project and its community. This has led to him being active at the intersection between open source software, business, and culture. Increasingly in demand as a speaker, he is regularly featured at events around the world, talking about open source, digital disruption, Drupal and more. This helps satisfy his inner diva, which he also feeds with performances as a storyteller and musician.
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On fire for Drupal
Kenny Silanskas, Acquia's Tier 1 Team Manager, has a passion for getting Drupal right that rubs off on his team – Acquia's crew of frontline Client Advisers. They are in the happy position of being able to train client-
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In 2004, Peter Wolanin, then a full-time scientist, discovered Drupal while volunteering on a political campaign and building its website. As he puts it, the road to becoming a full-time software engineer at Acquia started when he discovered that
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Michael Cooper, Engineering Director for the Acquia Network ("If it's broken, it's probably my fault."), brought a vision with him when he came to Acquia: a tool to manage, optimize, and secure large numbers of Drupal websites easily. This has
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Those of us getting really excited that it is almost time for DrupalCon again sometimes need to explain to our friends, colleagues, or family members what all the fuss is about.
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Katelyn Fogarty, Manager of Online Marketing at Acquia, is a great example of the kind of Acquian who brings a variety of skills and experience to the table – in her case Drupal development and configuration, online
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Alex Bronstein talks at DrupalCon Denver about how his job in the Acquia OCTO (Office of the CTO) lets him make a difference to the development and ongoing improvement of Drupal 8.
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The Finnish national broadcasting company, YLE, must be one of the earliest institutional adopters of Drupal. They go all the way back to 2004 and Drupal 4.3! At the time, the YLE wanted community websites and commissioned Carl-Magnus Dumell,
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Before Drupal, Chris Strahl had a successful career running his own company, doing multi-million dollar implementations with proprietary software, but he always had a private fascination with open source. Finding himself unwilling to sell an "
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Closing the Drupal talent gap 2 ... with Addison Berry, Director of Education at Lullabot. Addison is also the Product Manager of Drupalize.me, a video training portal that offers training resources for helping folks improve their Drupal. Some
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DrupalCon Munich, "Open up! Connecting Systems and People."
You still haven't gotten your ticket to one of the largest web-developer conferences in Europe this year? It's going to be so amazing, I've got eleven reasons you should want to be
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Erich Ludwig, Acquia's Director of Learning Services talks about his road to Acquia and Drupal, community building and the importance of hiring and training new Drupalists.
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At the European Drupal Business Days 2012 in Vienna, I spoke with Josef Dabernig (dasjo), Nico Grienauer (grienauer), Christian Ziegler (criz), and Wolfgang Ziegler (fago). These good people are part of the team running the Drupal Austria Road
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Drupal is a major presence at Stanford University, one of the world's premiere educational and research institutions. Since the creation of Stanford Web Services and its in-house Drupal hosting platform in 2011, the number of Stanford Drupal
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Chris Porter talks about the satisfaction of helping people solve the hard problems that will let them run their Drupal installations and their businesses better.
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I am privileged to be part of the extraordinary Drupal community and to have a job that focuses on growing and helping it. I'd like you to meet some of the amazing people I work with at Acquia and learn more about who they are and what they do.
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I just got back from a fantastic weekend with a couple hundred members of the Bulgarian Drupal community at Drupal Camp Sofia 2012. There was a lot of Drupal going on all weekend; some great sessions, lots of hallway track and an evening with the
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More than a million served! It's been just over a decade since Drupal's inception as an online message board in founder, Dries Buytaert's student dorm in Antwerp, Belgium. It is now developed and supported by a vibrant, collaborative,
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Mozzarella, Mozzarella, Why Dost Thou Fail Me? Part 1
I have, to date, taught over 500 people to make mozzarella in The Goat Cheese Making Class. (See Annie below stretching raw goat mozarella). In EVERY SINGLE CLASS, I tell students that you can make mozzarella with any kind of milk, … Continue reading
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Book Review: The Joy of Cheesemaking
As I pore through cheesemaking books during the low milk season (1/2 gallon per day…high milk season is 5-6 gallons per day) and have not enough to make cheese, I am filling my brain with cheesemaking information. One can (and … Continue reading
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Should I Make Cheese Making Videos?
There are lots of cheese making videos on YouTube, so why should I add more? Do we need more cheese making videos in the world? I don't know. But, I just kind of want to do it. We've been thinking about … Continue reading
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Recipe: Apple Almond Agave Chevre
We made a version of this at the custom Cuban Hard Cheese, Feta and Chevre class I taught last week. After the class, I made it again…like this. I ate most of it in one sitting. By myself. First, if you … Continue reading
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What To Do With Whey: Sauerkraut
In every single cheese making class I've ever taught, I am asked: "What can you do with the whey?" Whey is the byproduct of making cheese, it's the yellowish liquid that separates out from the thick, white curd. And, my … Continue reading
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Recipe of the Day #12: Homemade Goat's Milk Caramel Sauce
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Recipe #11: LOCAL FOOD WEEK
You can't get much more local than what we ate for lunch today…prepared and served by The Animal Whisperer himself. (Before he slaughtered Dinner.) Trout that our 7-year-old caught in Tim's pond in Cripple Creek yesterday. Peaches grown and delivered … Continue reading
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Recipe of the Day: #10 LOCAL FOOD WEEK
Starting tomorrow, it is Local Food Week in Colorado Springs! And, I have lots of AWESOME recipes to share with you in honor of all things local…or mostly local. So, here's goes! You've heard, no doubt, about green smoothies. If … Continue reading
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FSS activates major ATM systems upgrade for State Bank of India
Financial Software & Systems Ltd., an Indian payment systems integrator and solution provider, has announced the implementation of new software and hardware systems at the State Bank of India. The upgrade will enable the bank to double its ATM network from 30,000 to more than 60,000 machines over the next two to three years.
FSS implemented and integrated the ACI BASE24 transaction switch application version 6.10, and also upgraded the software to run on a high-end HP NonStop NB54000c Blade System. The expansion will allow SBI to actively support the Indian government's goal to introduce ATM service to rural, unbanked areas of the country.
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FSS will maintain an on-site staff that includes a senior project manager and more than 100 personnel at SBI IT centers in Mumbai, Chennai, and Hyderabad. The team will support various switch, card, recon, and production support activities.
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FSS has been associated with SBI since 2000 when they were selected by the bank as its switch system integrator in a global tender. At that time, SBI had 200 ATMs in its network serving 100,000 ATM cardholders. Today the network serves more than 100 million cardholders, the company said.
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text: Frida Kahlo spun her own life into a myth. She was so good at it that her art almost got lost along the way. But this year, as Mexico celebrates the centenary of her birth, the largest retrospective ever of her work attempts to look beyond what Mexicans call Fridamania. The result is a rich view of her art and her life, one that broadens the perspective on her career beyond the narrow, cultish view that has at times threatened to obscure her work. For the majority who know Kahlo's painting only from the movie version of her life or the unmistakable power of her face on a T-shirt, the exhibition that opened here last month at the Palacio de Bellas Artes may come as a surprise. "She was completely instinctual," said Salomon Grimberg, one of the show's five curators. "She put into art things nobody had dared to put into art before. She was able to access her internal reality and shape it in such a way that it grabs the viewer." "Her work is so flashy and so immediate that most people don't stop to look at her work as a painter," he added. "They just get caught up in the image. Finally, after 30 years, the work is being reappraised." Among the 354 pieces on display are some of Kahlo's most famous self-portraits, but through lesser-known self-portraits, still lifes, portraits, drawings and watercolors, she emerges as an artist who gathered multiple influences into her own language. Her first self-portrait, in a velvet dress, was painted at 19 for a faithless boyfriend and already shows the unflinching gaze that marked the later paintings. But here she is graceful, almost ethereal, quite different from the confrontational presence she was to become. A tender portrait of her husband, the great Mexican muralist Diego Rivera, reveals an unexpected naturalism. Portraits of children show Kahlo working in different styles: a detailed painterliness with her baby niece, splashes of color for what appears to be a servant girl. There is great humor in a frankly sexual still life entitled "The Bride Who Is Frightened to See Life Open" for which Kahlo posed a doll in a white dress at the edge of a table of fruit, the papaya and watermelon sliced open. Among the least-known works are her drawings and watercolors. A delicate 1930 drawing of a young woman, Ady Weber, shows a draftsmanship that few have attributed to Kahlo. There is a watercolor of Central Park and later fantastic drawings from the 1940s. The show, which runs through Aug. 19, also includes many photographic portraits of Kahlo, along with photos of her family and the Mexico City neighborhood of Coyoacán, where she was born and died, and where her home, the Casa Azul, now houses the Museo Frida Kahlo. Some of her letters are on display, and so too is memorabilia recalling the Mexican Revolution of her childhood and the communism she embraced as an adult. The whole gives a juxtaposition of her intensely domestic existence - a house full of plants, pets, famous writers and painters - and the peculiarly violent history of her times. "We wanted to present an integral Frida through all her mediums of expression," said Roxana Velásquez Martínez del Campo, the director of the Bellas Artes museum and another of the show's curators. "Frida is a woman in constant expression." But the drama of her tumultuous emotional life and her physical pain made her work uneven, Ms. Velásquez said: "On occasion she is a great painter." During her lifetime, Kahlo won only limited acclaim, dwarfed by Rivera's heroic reputation. She exhibited in New York and Paris, but the only solo show of her work in Mexico took place in 1953, a year before she died. Her reputation here too has grown, tinged with pride at the attention she has brought to Mexico. Among the events celebrating Frida Kahlo is a retrospective at the Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City that continues through Aug. 19, and an exhibition at Museo Frida Kahlo in Coyoacán that runs to Sept. 30. |