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The Kodak ESP 7250 impresses with the range of features that it offers and its low running costs. However, its print quality, especially for photos, could be better and it is not exactly a speed demon. Read more
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Perfect for the amateur photo enthusiast, the HP Photosmart C8180 All-in-One functions as a printer, scanner and copier. It also boasts a touchscreen LCD display and fantastic connectivity options, from Wi-Fi to Bluetooth. It's well designed and produces good photo prints Read more
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HP has seemingly stuffed the Photosmart Premium C309g with every feature it could think of, while still delivering a well-rounded all-in-one inkjet printer. The touchscreen display is genuinely useful, its wireless-networking support is excellent, and it offers good all-round performance Read more
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Epson Stylus Photo PX710W review
The multi-function, inkjet Epson Stylus Photo PX710W prints, copies and scans, looking nothing less than luscious all the time. Its output is generally superb, it's blisteringly fast and it's not particularly expensive either. You could do far, far worse than to buy this machine Read more
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HP Color LaserJet 2600n review
The HP Color LaserJet 2600n features built-in Ethernet networkability, is simple to use and the quality of most of its print samples impressed us. However, its slow performance on some tasks and its potentially high postpurchase costs mean the 2600n best fits small and patient workgroups and home offices Read more
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The Lexmark X502n is a printer, scanner, photocopier and fax machine in one. It is missing some advanced fax features, but if you can live without those it should please you, delivering high-quality prints at very fast speeds Read more
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The MFC-5890CN all-in-one printer, scanner, fax and copier may well appeal to those who appreciate a retro design, and its large, 84mm, colour LCD screen is a definite bonus. Print quality could be better but its scanning, copying and fax features work well and it packs in a fair amount of features Read more
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The Xerox Phaser 8500N has nearly everything a colour business printer should, including speed, solid network handling and add-ons for paper capacity and memory, but it uses an innovative drum-based system that liquefies solid blocks of ink, making colour printing faster and cheaper, although not quite as good quality Read more
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The Stylus SX610FW all-in-one printer with built-in fax and copier isn't the best choice for photo printouts, but its performance with text and business graphics is excellent, making it a solid option for those setting up a home office. Such users are also likely to be charmed by its Wi-Fi and Ethernet networking capability Read more
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This is a very popular route, so we'll meet and start a bit earlier than usual in hopes of beating the rush and getting decent parking places (no promises). This is an "E+" trip --- participants are required to have taken the "Basic Snowshoeing" course, or alternatively either "Alpine Scrambling" or "Basic Climbing". Sno-Park permits are required for carpool vehicles.
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Mark A. Newhouse
Academic Experience
- M. Ed, Educational Technology, University of Arizona, 1996
- B.S., Secondary Education/General Biology, University of Arizona, 1989
Professional Activities
Web Apps
- GLOBE at Night Web App, http://www.globeatnight.org/webapp/
- This web application collects data for the GLOBE at Night dark skies inventory program. It was designed to be mobile device friendly and adapts to a variety of devices, both phones & tablets running iOS or Android. The web app takes full advantage of these devices' location services to provide an accurate location, which is important for the integrity of the data being collected. It harnesses the power of Google's maps API to accomplish this.
- GLOBE at Night Interactive Map Viewer, http://www.globeatnight.org/map/
- View and interact with GLOBE at Night data from any year since the campaign began in 2006. Data can be loaded by year and each of the 8 limiting magnitudes can be turned off and on for comparison. Zoom in and pan around to see more detailed views of particular areas. I programmed the interface between the datbase and Google Maps, which is used to display the data.
- GLOBE at Night Map App, http://www.globeatnight.org/mapapp/
- This app takes a map loaction input, along with a radius to generate a map of the data for a given year in the area definied by the point and radius. I designed the front-end to the database query that returns the resulting data. Google maps handles the map creation from the returned data.
Web Sites (selected URLs)
- The National Optical Astronomy Observatory, http://www.noao.edu/
- My current job. Site architecture is standards compliant, accessible, and usable. I am responsible for the design as well as ensuring that it all works with (X)HTML, CSS and ECMAScript (JavaScript 1.3).
- NOAO Astronomer pages, http://ast.noao.edu/
- This site is directed at professional astronomers and was developed using the Drupal platform. We had a custom theme built from my design.
- Spanish Language Astronomy Materials Education Center, http://www.astronomyinspanish.org/ and http://www.astronomiaenespanol.org/
- This older bilingual site that strives to answer the question, "Where can you find the best advice on the most engaging astronomy-related books and teaching materials in Spanish?" takes advantage of PHP and CSS to deliver the content. More about this site...
- Tumblr/Instagram photoblog, http://gnuhaus.tumblr.com/
- Primarily a collection of images taken with my iPhone and shared with Instagram.
- Older Sites
- The Magic of Tucson, http://magicoftucson.com/
- A photographic celebration of the city of Tucson, AZ.
- iBlog, http://gnuhaus.com/iblog/
- The daily musings of a Mac enthusiast web designer (that would be me...).
- Low End DSLR, http://lowenddslr.com/
- Digital photography on a budget.
- Real World Style, http://realworldstyle.com/
- Style. In the real world. This is where I give back. I've already spent hours figuring out how to get CSS to work across browsers and operating systems. Now you don't have to.
- GLOBE At Night: Mobilizing The Citizen-scientist (2011), Walker, Constance E.; Newhouse, M., American Astronomical Society, AAS Meeting #217, #158.10; Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, Vol. 43, 2011
- CSS 102—Borders and Backgrounds (2005): Published at Digital Web Magazine web site.
- CSS 101—Typography and White Space (2004): Published at Digital Web Magazine web site.
- Digital Web Magazine Interviews Mark Newhouse (2003): Published at Digital Web Magazine web site.
- CSS Design: Taming Lists (2002): Published at A List Apart web site.
- Cascading Style Sheets, Promise vs. Reality, and a Look to the Future (2002): Published at Digital Web Magazine web site.
- Practical CSS Tips Tricks and Techniques (2001): Published at A List Apart web site.
Conference Speaker
- Digital Design World 2004, San Francisco [February 18-20, 2004]
- From Tables to Styles: CSS-Based Redesign
- Patent Pains: New Coding Challenges for Rich Media
- Webcasting: From Zero to Live in 60 Minutes
- Web Design World 2003, Seattle [July 28-30, 2003]
- From Tables to Styles: CSS-Based Redesign
- WebVisions3, Portland [July 18, 2003]
- CSS, Markup and Standards: Back to the Future
- Web Design World 2002, Boston [November, 2002]
- Real World Style
- Web Design World 2002, Seattle [July, 2002]
- Practical CSS Layout Techniques and Tips
- Web2001 Show, San Francisco [September, 2001]
- Arbiters of Style, Panel featuring Jeffrey Zeldman, Eric Meyer, Todd Fahrner, and Christopher Schmitt
Professional Experience
Web Designer, National Optical Astronomy Observatory
September, 1999-Present
Responsibilities include design, maintenance and creation of new sub-sites of the current web site with a view to standards compliance, accessibility and usability.
Science Education Outreach, Image Processing for Teaching Project, University of Arizona
November, 1995-September, 1999
Developed science and mathematics curriculum using scientific image processing software. Responsible for the project's web site.
Classroom Teacher, Middle Level, Tucson Unified School District
August, 1989-November, 1995
Developed curriculum and taught math, science and technology at several middle schools in the district. Served on the Textbook and Technology Adoption Committee. Coached girl's track.
November, 2011
Mark Newhouse has been designing for the web since 1995, and for the last 14 years has served as NOAO's Web Designer.


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Operating the ULB: SLES 8 on the Ultimate Linux Box
So the Ultimate Linux Box is back in-house after a brief hiatus to be shown off at LinuxWorld. In the last article, I told you that because of a really bad experience with another, safely nameless distribution on the 64-bit platform, we would be going with SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 8, a pay-for-play package. Because it makes up a significant percentage of the cost of the ULB, I thought it deserved its own review.
Instead of the usual box of books and CD cases thing I've seen from every other distribution--including its little brother, SuSE Linux Professional 8.2--SLES 8 comes in a short two-ring binder that reminded me of the old AT&T System V manuals from decades past. The four CDs are inside the binder, behind their own tab, in a set of plastic sleeves held closed by a one-time-open seal that reads "By breaking the seal you accept the exclusion of warranty." This is an interesting shrink-wrap license; instead of accepting some kind of restrictive EULA, you're accepting the No Warranty clause of the GPL. This is SuSE's way of protecting itself under its native German law, the implications of which are beyond the scope of this article. In short, the laws say that someone has to be liable unless you, the customer, explicitly agree to it.
The manuals themselves (Installation and Administration) are detailed almost to an extreme. The installation manual goes so far as to describe how to set up a VNC client on Windows so you can install the SuSE system from a remote console in a heterogenous environment. The administration manual is detailed similarly. Both manuals have plenty of screenshots, footnotes and everything else a serious 500-server wrangler could want. Perhaps this might be a bit overwhelming for a newbie, but SLES 8 is no newbie's distribution.
Personally, I skipped the manuals the first time and went straight to booting. The installer went straight into framebuffer mode before it ever gave me a boot prompt. Pressing Return got me the usual chicken tracks a kernel load generates, then popped me back into framebuffer-based X, successfully finding the USB mini-mouse I keep around for such an occasion. Without further prompting, YaST2 started and we were off.
The coolest thing about YaST2 in installation mode for a busy network administrator is it is menu-based, rather than dialog based. I simply could have selected Next on the first screen, and it would've started asking me for CDs and pulling packages off of them. Instead, I repartitioned the disk array to my liking, a process that was a little clunky but acceptable. The format utility defaults to ReiserFS; I'm usually an ext3 fan, but for the sake of experimentation I took the default. I also fiddled with the package settings, adding kernel-source and its associated dependencies. YaST2 handled the dependency questions in a pop-up box with a somewhat complicated (but complete with respect to choices) dialog. I told it, yes, I wanted the C compiler, and it even gave me a choice as to which version. The package selector allows you to choose by function (like Debian's tasksel) or by package group (something any RPM-based administrator is familiar with), or you simply can search for a package, an option I haven't seen before in a GUI installer. It worked quite well and quickly.
Clicking on Next back at the main menu screen got me a somewhat different looking progress screen. The system showed me which CDs it would need, in what order and how much time it expected to take on each of them. After feeding it the first CD, it began to update those estimates in real-time. Accounting for switching CDs, the install took about 20 minutes.
The CD prompts are a bit confusing. It asked for CD 1, and I fed it the CD with the big 1 on it, which it refused it until I read the fine print. It wanted United Linux CD 1, which has a big 2 on it and United Linux CD 1 in small print. Once I figured that out, the rest was easy. It did want the first two CDs back, briefly, after it finished with the first one; I'm not sure of the logic behind that.
A reboot brought the machine right back up into X for the postinstall. It asked for a root password, forced me to add a non-root user (it's not optional, I tried), asked if I wanted to change the network settings (it had already figured out I have a DHCP server), asked me about my X configuration and went straight to runlevel 5.
Which failed.
You see, the ULB has a brand-new NVIDIA Quadro card in it, a version that is too new for the default X drivers to recognize. Fortunately, SaX (the X configure tool in SuSE) saved a copy of what it knew was working before overwriting things with my configuration. I simply logged in in console mode as root, copied that back into place and ran startx. Presto, KDE was there with a big red background full of bombs and caution icons. I got the hint; no X as root. So I logged in as myself, and KDE came up again. It starts it with a handy greeter tool that has URLs to register your software, to get into the issues database and other SuSE-specific stuff; the SuSE chameleon head icon on the desktop restarts this part.
The KDE 3.0 desktop was spartan but correctly recognized both the CD-RW and the DVD-ROM and created appropriate icons. The DVDs Play selection on the right-click menu didn't do anything, alas, but it did read the UDF filesystem correctly and let me read the README file on my test disk. Double-clicking the CD-RW icon brought up k2b, KDE's answer to xcdroast and Nero. Other than k2b and the Konqueror and Mozilla (1.0.1) web browsers, though, there wasn't a lot of desktop software. No office suite, no PDA tools not even Emacs in the default setup (though Emacs was available off the CD).
On the other hand, as you would expect from something with Enterprise in the name, the desktop was heavy on servers and server tools. Everything from Apache (with Jakarta-Tomcat) to Zebra was present, far too many to list here. The one thing I did not see was anything resembling an enterprise-class backup tool, not even Amanda, which is GPL. (Of course, correcting that problem should be reasonably easy for a large system administrator, but it would be nice to have something ready to go.)
On the positive side of things is SuSE's swiss army knife configuration tool, YaST2 (Yet Another Setup Tool, Version 2). This thing is nice. It's fast for a GUI, at least on the ULB, and I've watched other GUI tools be slow on dual Athlons and Xeons. Like install mode, YaST2 is menu-driven in double-column fashion. The firewall tool is especially nice; I could walk through the dialog and set up a reasonably effective masquerading firewall in about two minutes and not know the first thing about iptables. I was distressed to discover, in the security tool, that the default mode for password encryption is still DES. Both MD5 and Blowfish are available as alternatives, however, so that helps.
The software installer tool not only already knows what is on all four CDs and which CD it's on, it also incorporates the on-line updater. The hardware detector is thorough in typical German fashion, giving you information on almost everything in /proc in a nice, nested GUI. (Not to worry, hardcore console types; simply leave off the 2 when you type yast and a dialog-based curses interface pops up, same base design only no mouse.)
Despite the little niggly problems I mentioned, I am really impressed with the job SuSE did on the new platform. Usually on something other than pure 32-bit x86, packages are out of date, things don't work quite right and other annoyances abound. SELS 8 has XFree86 4.2, kernel 2.4.19, KDE 3, Samba 2.2--not quite bleeding edge but definitely current. And there are 32-bit libraries (glibc-2.2) on the machine so things you don't have 64-bit packages for can run. And, aside from the NVIDIA driver issue, which is really NVIDIA's issue and not SuSE's, it works--exactly what you want in an enterprise-class OS.
Glenn Stone is a Red Hat Certified Engineer, sysadmin, technical writer, cover model and general Linux flunkie. He has been hand-building computers for fun and profit since 1999, and he is a happy denizen of the Pacific Northwest.
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08:18 AM ET 07.28 | Some boo-birds have nested at Rangers Ballpark, and the primary target those displeased fans dumped on Friday night was Josh Hamilton. Four-plus years of wild applause and unbridled love for one of the most talented players in the game has been worn away for some by a July that continues to get worse for Hamilton, who started the season playing at an MVP level. His performance in the opener of a three-game series against Chicago ultimately was a mixed bag. He drove in two runs, but went 0 for 4 and looked shaky defensively as the White Sox rallied for a 9-5 win. Yu Darvish (11-7) lost for the first time in his professional career, spanning 60 decisions, when his team had scored at least four runs. He allowed all six, though one was unearned and another scored after Hamilton misplayed a flyball in the first. He acknowledged afterward that he heard the boos, mostly after he struck out in the third and fifth innings. "I noticed, but it's all about what have you done for me lately no matter who you are," said Hamilton, who is hitting .145 (10 for 69) this month. "There are still more fans who are still cheering and encouraging me than the ones who are booing. I'll pray for the ones that are [booing], and I appreciate the support of the other ones."
"There are still more fans who are still cheering and encouraging me than the ones who are booing. I'll pray for the ones that are [booing], and I appreciate the support of the of the other ones."
Great outlook.......................
I have no use for fair weather fans...............
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damn.....ranger fans sure have gotten spoiled REAL fast.even guys like Albert have slumps- keep booing though....its a great motivator for a player to leave in his walk year- the louder the boos, the sharper those pinstripes are going to look on him
I don't think they really intended to sign him to a long term deal anyway.
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Do The Rangers have Baseball Fans?
Over 2,000,000 in attendance already. so yeah..i think so!
We buy from USA NOT CHINA, Enjoy eating your Nike's! Try da Hot Mustar and Soy Sauce!!
Well, we try to buy from the US, but it is harder than it seems. It turned out my Chrysler was made in Mexico from mostly Japanese parts; so next time I bought a Subaru that was made in Indiana from mostly Japanese parts--at least there were some American jobs involved. Chances are good that shoes were made in China or other off-shore locations. Any over-the-counter, generic medications likely came from China, etc.
I have no use for fair weather fans...............
There is no fair weather in Arlington...just oppressive heat.
Praying for the people who boo? I would be praying for the people who are still cheering his plummeting performance - they may be delusional.
......hambone maybe got a lil full of himslef and the sideshow which is his life....sned him down to triple a to get hsi act together....
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when you play great baseball you become a cornerstone player, but if you fail or just blink a little bit then every fan who supports you would likely pressure you and would let you know that somebody its watching you, but not everything its lost, remember any time the fans boo you they are motivating you at the same time!!!
the rangers should motivate hamilton in their own way how? make those trade become reality and you would see how well hamilton starts swinging the bat!!
the rangers are well aware, in their rotation the rangers lack in # one ace , darvish and david holland could become their top ace but until its proved otherwise,,,
rangers don't have any luxury treshhold problems, they have the money, they have the right prospects, they have plenty fan attendance, what else they want to be more serious about this trades?? oh rihgt the franchise refuse to give up their top prospects, but don't forget it takes some good quality product from your minor league system to get another top quality elite and well talented pitcher/s,,,,
i know the rangers are depleted with top talent in their minors, but if they are too doubtfull in given up their # 1 prospects then they should throw in a type of players like kinsler or napoli, or andrew jones, heck they even can throw hamilton, and those rangers would get those top quality pitchers like, CLIFF LEE AND JOSH JOHNSON, NO KIDDINNG!!
in order to get top quality pitchers, the rangers or any team needs to give top quality as well, there are times that you may have to throw everything in the table and hope to get the best in return,,,, but everything has to do with SACRIFICE!!!
the rangers are a very doubtfull franchise, from 1 to 1000 if the rangers do offer their best prospects to the phillies for clif lee, the phillies wouldn't hesitate at all in trading lee as long its the right product,,,,,,,
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Theology in color: iconography by Christine Schaeffer
November 25, 2011, 08:38:16 PM »
Any artist can be happy if her work is enjoyed by the public.
Christine Schaeffer
, an Episcopalian of Charlotte, North Carolina, has the added perspective of knowing that her work bolsters viewers in their faith: she is an iconographer. (Although Schaeffer is not Orthodox, the Observer presents an interesting look at her practice, which has produced icons for many different churches.)
Schaeffer, 57, has spent a decade as a contemporary iconographer. She has lived in Charlotte for 24 years and has two grown children. Son Andrew maintains her website, Theologia Iconographia (
), where viewers can find samples of her work and can commission her to create icons for their homes or communities.
George O'Hanlon, director of the Iconofile School of Iconography in Willits, Calif., says there are probably fewer than 100 professional iconographers in the United States - "people who paint at a very high level of craftsmanship" and whose icons are commissioned by churches or individuals. He does not know of any other iconographers working in Charlotte.
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Re: Theology in color: iconography by Christine Schaeffer
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November 25, 2011, 11:30:59 PM »
From the article:
When someone commissions an icon from Schaeffer,
she asks for photos of the person who will receive the piece. She keeps the photo before her as she works.
"It helps me get to know the person, and also, your mind wanders," she says. "An icon takes hours and hours and hours. With these pictures, your mind is always brought back to this family or this person who, because of their request, this is coming into being."
Great, another dabbler and dilettante.
What a peculiar thing for an iconographer to do! Why on earth is it necessary to "get to know" the patron? Getting to know the saint or holy one being painted is what it's about! Surely the time-honored way of preventing the mind wandering while painting icons is PRAYER to the saint, or the Jesus Prayer.
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Quote from: LBK on November 25, 2011, 11:30:59 PM
Great, another dabbler and dilettante.
What a peculiar thing for an iconographer to do! Why on earth is it necessary to "get to know" the patron? Getting to know the saint or holy one being painted is what it's about! Surely the time-honored way of preventing the mind wandering while painting icons is PRAYER to the saint, or the Jesus Prayer.
Completely agreed, LBK (as I almost always do on issues relating to iconography). Getting to know the patron...
Wow, we are a self-important people.
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"Paint a bunch of icons of our Lord and the saints and then kiss them. Also, pray to Mary after she dies in the future."
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Re: Theology in color: iconography by Christine Schaeffer
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November 26, 2011, 12:01:07 AM »
I have posted this on another thread, but I feel it's worth repeating:
I greatly lament the recent surge in interest in painting icons simply because it's the trendy thing to do, another arrow in one's artistic quiver, with little comprehension of the difference between true iconography which is in service and fidelity to the Church, and conventional "religious art". It is simple enough to teach someone the practical, artistic elements of painting an icon. However, all too often these days, a sense of what is NOT an icon is neglected in this tuition. Painting religious themes in an abstracted, geometric style is not enough for an image to be called an icon. Over the years, I have posted extensively online, and conducted talks on iconography, including on uncanonical images, whether painted by Orthodox or non-Orthodox artists. The following is recent feedback from a practising iconographer:
We have been down this path before and it always leads the same place. A lack of humilty and obedience. Originally iconography was a monastic endeavor. It was supposed to be a vocation in the church. You were supposed to give up other forms of expression solely for iconography. Few have done that. Lately it has become a sideshow to one's art career and inner expression. Just a hobby to be taken up without much thought.
Look at the cashing in on painting classes everywhere. $700+ to teach non-Orthodox how to paint the sacred imagery. But without exposure to Liturgy and the other church services every week, they pervert the images and make their own statements as if they had the authority. The arguments of "Why can't I?" and "How dare you tell me what to paint?" ring in the ears. "We are not going to bend our knee to any authority as we are in charge of our own salvation. We have stacks of books that tell us so". It's sad, and so telling about our society and path.
The saddest part is that we quietly accept these perversions as versions of the truth. The uninformed and uninspired current Orthodox accept false images and display them unknowingly. We open our mouths and speak with authority without the ancient knowledge to support us. We walk in error and repeat that error many times over. Thank God for the few voices in the wilderness like you who might be heard through the fog. We need so many more of your kind.
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Re: Theology in color: iconography by Christine Schaeffer
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Originally iconography was a monastic endeavor.
It was supposed to be a vocation in the church. You were supposed to give up other forms of expression solely for iconography. Few have done that.
Dear LBK,
I assume you do mean that iconography
was exclusively a monastic endeavor
? If we look through the documents and iconographer's manuals from the Eastern Slavic countries that was not the case. There were iconographers who were blessed by their local bishops and were enroled in the ranks of "tserkovnyi liudyi" and given the honor of eith sitting at the bishop's table or the clergy table at feasts/ meals. These were married men who took on pupils as apprentices and also trained their sons. They would travel to wherever their work was assigned and even stay in one spot or church for years with their families. There is no doubt that iconography was exclusively monastic.
I also went to an exhibit at the MET in New York (forgot the name but I think it was "The Glory of Bysantium") and the materials mentioned that even duaghters were from time to time trained as well, although this was not common. I do know that the famous iconography school in Pochaiv, Ukraine in the 19th century included lay male instructors.
Today there are women iconographers who are true duaghters of the church who follow the cannons, pray and filled with the Holy Spirit, do canonical iconography. Vera Senchuk of Winnipeg, Canada is just one of these. Her iconography can be seen in various churches throughout North America.
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November 27, 2011, 03:52:21 PM »
Let me clarify: In past centuries, iconography was a vocation conducted mainly by monastics; laymen (including women) could also be blessed to paint icons, but, in both situations,
this was the only art they produced
. It was a discipline, an obedience, a vocation, not a pastime or recreational pursuit. What we often see these days is artists who paint a variety of styles and subjects, with iconography being just one of them. For many of these artists, iconography is another "arrow in the quiver", as it were. Though I have come across artists who, after a while of painting icons, no longer have the urge to paint anything else. Other forms of painting simply don't appeal to them any more. All credit to them.
The interior of one of the churches in my town was painted with icons about 15 years ago by an abbot, one of his monks, and a woman who was not a monastic. The eastern wall of the church, a curved apse, features Christ and the liturgist-saints in the lower register, and, above them, a large icon of the Mother of God Enthroned. These icons were painted by the woman, who received a special blessing to enter the altar area to do her work. Quite an honor!
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Thanks. Now I agree with you.
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Re: Theology in color: iconography by Christine Schaeffer
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I tend to agree with everyone else above. The icons aren't very pleasing to the eyes; it looks to me like she isn't adhering to any traditional method of iconography, but rather trying to learn iconography by copying them from pictures or other icons. There is a lot more methodology involved than that to create a beautiful icon, even one that is more simplistic in style, such as a traditional Georgian icon. I never really find icons by non-Orthodox people to be very good. They tend to shirk on traditional methods and subject matter, trying to toss that mystic(!), Eastern(!) look into the melting pot with the rest of their Christian art. Iconography isn't a hobby. Iconography isn't an artistic practice that one just picks up and runs with in any direction one sees fit.
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text: Murviedro was founded in 1927 as a Spanish subsidiary of the Swiss group Schenk, one of the leading bank conglomerates in the world. Its ownership has fostered and promoted their corporate values along with a philosophy of family and entrepreneurial drive. This has led them to produce high quality wines which have been recognized as one of the world's top producers of the Valencia denomination of origin. This brand of Spanish accent and international projection keeps its own research as a tool to develop and commercialize the best wines. Pablo Ossorio, winemaker of Murviedro and head of the project, is highlighting the importance of the research and technologies he uses to continue to grow and produce new techniques and methodologies. This mindset is crucial to the creation of wines that are different and interesting. Bodegas Murviedro is the first winery to invest in research and the development of yeast strains in Spain. Ossario has been instrumental in discovering and patenting a variety of wines to market it worldwide. This wine project was presented last June, along with his partners, and has invested several years to produce a yeast strain that will affect the weight and mouth feel of the wine besides fermenting the sugar into alcohol. Valencia's association with wine dates back to Neolithic times. Its exporters send products from Valencia to markets all around the world. Ancient writers have mentioned the area's wine industry in their writings. Valencia native Arnau de Vilanova, became famous for writing a book about wine titled Liber de Vinis in the 13th century While wine has played a role in Valencia's economy for many years, it is only within the last few centuries that the wine export business has grown in size and importance. Today, many Valencia wineries still produce wine mainly for the export market, although their products are also popular with locals. Our selection features a deep cherry red color and a powerful aroma of mature red fruit notes and touches of anise and spice. Round and velvety in the mouth, well structured with soft tannins, balanced acidity and a long finish this gem would be stunning with venison tenderloin in a tart cranberry glaze.