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Well, I've posted several questions in the Cub forum, but figured it was time to introduce myself. I've just acquired my first tractor a 1951 Farmall Cub. It was given to me by the wife of a good friend that passed away several years ago. It has sat for several years exposed to the elements before I got it home and should make a nice restoration project. The cub itself is a little overkill for my garden. While I have 3 1/2 acres of land, only about 1 acre is cleared and the house takes up some of that room. I'm envisioning the cub as more of a restoration / show project with some use in the garden and few random chores around the yard. I really envy those of you that have large farms. I know the life is hard, the hours are long and pay is low, but I would love to do nothing more than run a large cattle/horse/farming ranch somewhere where lot sizes are measured in the thousands of acres. Unfortunately it seems unless you inherit land like that it's hard to start up. For now I'll have to be content with my small garden.
I currently live in Bumpass, Louisa, Virginia with my wife and 2 daughters. My wife did grow up doing large vegetable gardens with her dad and the girls are starting to catch the bug too. We spend as much time outdoors as we can whether it's working in the garden or taking weekend camping trips.
One thing I do have to say about this board, is that there are quite a few friendly people here. I've gotten a lot of good advice so far and made good use of the search engine. Many of my questions have been answered through old posts. I look forward as my knowledge and ability grows to being a good contributing member of the this board.


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AiRace Xeno Review: Gotta Go Fast
Back in 2013, 4LOG reviewed the 3DS downloadable title AiRace Speed, and we were impressed with the value and fun that could be had for a small price of 5 bucks. AiRace Xeno has now hit the 3DS Eshop with hopes to have players experience the need for speed once again, but also lowers the barrier for new players. AiRace Xeno isn't drastically different than AiRace Speed, but that is a good thing. The fast paced time trials are still here, and everything you remember from the first 3D outing is here. The catch is that the game has about half the courses, but it also comes in at half the price which is $2.49.
The mechanics are very straight forward, and anyone who takes a ship for a spin will understand AiRace right away. Most of the tracks are 3 laps and the entire goal is to make it around a track as fast as possible. But of course, there will be things on the track that will stop you and cause your ship to explode and slow down your lap time. Simply control your ship with the circle pad, and hold down the boost button to increase your speed, which also increases your chance of crashing into an obstacle.
For the Love of Gaming Podcast Episode 165: Dark Souls Must Die
The summer drought is still going on in the gaming world, so that means it was time for the 4LOG crew to catch up on some old games, and check out some beta's.
Cory and Basher talk about the delay of Battlefield: Hardline, and what they thought of the information about the new Doom title that was unveiled at Quakecon.
The entire 4LOG crew played the Destiny Beta, and 2 of the 3 really enjoyed it, while Cory canceled his pre-order.
Cory and Chris talk about their adventure with Dark Souls, and discuss why they think the game is almost entirely broken. They also talk about some 3DS games they picked up such as, Kirby Triple Deluxe, Mario Party: Island Tour, and Bravely Default.
Finally, Cory talks about his experience with the beta for The Crew on PC.
For the Love of Gaming Podcast Episode 164: Bro, You Shipped Aliens!
E3 2014 has come and gone, and that means it's time to reflect on all of the new games announced.
But first we have to talk about some of the big releases like Watch Dog and Mario Kart 8.
Plus some older games that Cory and Chris have either picked up or reviited like; Titanfall, Strider, Assassins Creed 4: Black Flag, Max and the Curse of Brotherhood, Halo Spartan Assault and Dark Souls.
Basher joins Chris and Cory to talk about some of the big titles shown off at E3 2014. Find out what the 4LOG crew thought about big games like; Sunset Overdrive, Forza Horizon 2, Bloodborne, Crackdown, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, Batman Arkham Knight, Splatoon, Kirby and The Rainbow Curse, Yoshi's Wooly World, and everything else you can think of at E3 2014.
Mario Kart 8 Review, Balanced Chaos
Mario Kart 8 is the most beautiful and "balanced" edition yet, but if you love battle mode you will be very upset.
With every Nintendo console comes a new iteration of Mario Kart. Every major Nintendo console has seen an entry from this iconic franchise, and the Wii U is not an exception to that rule. The question is, can Mario Kart 8 evolve enough to stay relevant and fun in an era of gaming that seems to be all about progression and open worlds. With this being the 8th time Mario Kart has seen a release it is safe to assume you know the drill by now. There is a selection of courses for players to race on with their character of choice from the Mario universe. Some of the newer features from more recent entries have returned as well, such as customizable karts and online play. There are 32 tracks this time around, 16 being brand new courses, and the other 16 being some older courses but remade in crispy HD goodness.
Xbox One Games With Gold Titles Can be Played Offline
Contrary to some rumors, Xbox One Games with Gold titles can be played if you take your console offline.
There was a story earlier today that claimed that when Microsoft introduced Games with Gold for Xbox One, that titles that were downloaded would not be available to play once the console went off line. Well after Microsoft started the roll out of Halo: Spartan Assault and Max and The Curse of Brotherhood for Games with Gold on Xbox One, I downloaded the two titles, killed my Internet connection and fired up the game. No issues at all. I am not sure why or how that rumor got started, but I can confirm it is 100% false.
Keep in mind, this does not mean you can let your Xbox Gold Subscription expire and keep the games. You will still need a valid Xbox Gold membership to keep playing any game that is offered in the Games with Gold promotion on Xbox One. Xbox 360 Games with Gold will be keeping the old format which allows users to keep their downloaded games if their Xbox Gold Membership expires.

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This exhibition explores the sumptuous costume of British monarchs and their court during the 16th and 17th centuries through portraits in the Royal Collection. During this period fashion was central to court life and was an important way to display ... Read more about In Fine Style: The Art of Tudor and Stuart Fashion
The 15th and 16th centuries were a time of dramatic change in Northern Europe. Monarchs vied for territorial power, religious reformers questioned the central tenets of the church and scholars sought greater understanding of their world. Against this ... Read more about The Northern Renaissance: Dürer to Holbein
This exhibition is the largest ever of Leonardo da Vinci's studies of the human body. Leonardo has long been recognised as one of the great artists of the Renaissance, but he was also a pioneer in the understanding of human anatomy. He intended to ... Read more about Leonardo da Vinci: Anatomist
This exhibition of remarkable Antarctic photography by George Herbert Ponting and Frank Hurley marks the 100th anniversary of Captain Scott's ill-fated journey to the South Pole. ... Read more about The Heart of the Great Alone: Scott, Shackleton & Antarctic Photography
This exhibition is the first ever to focus on Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's shared enthusiasm for art. Bringing together more than 400 items from the Royal Collection, it celebrates the royal couple's mutual delight in collecting and displaying ... Read more about Victoria & Albert: Art & Love
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The eighteenth-century Sèvres porcelain in the Royal Collection ranks as the finest in the world. Largely formed by George IV between 1783 and 1830, it epitomises his taste for the rich, the exotic and the extravagant. The grandest pieces formed ... Read more about French Porcelain for English Palaces: Sèvres from The Royal Collection
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The Winona Daily News reports Mark Link, 50, is being treated at the University of Wisconsin Hospital Burn Center in Madison.
He had been taken there in critical condition. But a spokesperson says Link has now been upgraded to fair condition.
Link was injured in the explosion that heavily damaged the home on County Road 249 over the weekend.
The Houston County Sheriff's Office blocked off the residence for a dangerous chemical investigation.
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"Gifts with Significant Strings"
A friend just called and said he just received a ticket to the Music City Bowl. That entailed finding a hotel/motel room, getting the car cranked up, and assorted other chores.
Sometimes these gifts have significant strings attached.
The Vol Historian once stood on the roof of Vanderbilt Stadium calling out the position of the ball for the guys in the TV truck on a bitterly cold day in Nashville in 2008. That was in exchange for a check at a (much) later date.
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CHAMPLAIN — A rapid response saved a guest house from serious damage late on Christmas Eve.
Penny and Al Favreau were asleep in the single-story log home at 75 Southwick Road in the Town of Champlain when Mrs. Favreau was awakened by the fire shortly before midnight.
She said she heard a noise that sounded like a breaker had tripped, then more noise that sounded like kindling burning.
"I got up and went into the living room. It was filling up with smoke," Mrs. Favreau said.
She woke her husband and called 911 as they evacuated. Flames were already showing at the roofline when they got outside.
"I was sleeping. She woke me up," Mr. Favreau said.
He said there was about 6 feet of fire damage on each side of the wood stove from floor to ceiling. There is also smoke and water damage, but nothing too severe.
The only damage visible from the exterior Tuesday afternoon was peeled-back sections of the metal roof near the chimney and charred insulation on the ground.
Mr. Favreau said one son and his family live across the road, while two other sons live about 8 miles away. They had all celebrated Christmas at the Favreaus Monday.
The Favreaus have been staying in the guest house that sits behind the main home under renovation on the wooded lot. They recently got a certificate of occupancy for the main home but were waiting for hot water and some other connections to be finished.
"We were hoping to get into here (the main home) for Christmas," Mrs. Favreau said. "We have."
They plan to call their insurance company Wednesday morning and said they hope to be able to repair the damage.
Emergency responders, led by the Champlain Fire Department, arrived within minutes and did a great job in extinguishing the flames, Mr. Favreau said.


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Led by Ty Lawson, the Denver Nuggets got back to .500 by defeating the Detroit Pistons, 101-94, on the road on Tuesday night.
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The Denver Nuggets travel to Detroit, where the Nuggets haven't had much success lately.
The Nuggets are drifting right below .500 and SB Nation's power rankings have them down at No. 18.
The Nuggets visit the venerable Madison Square Garden Sunday night.
Denver remains in the mix for a playoff spot as the top Western Conference teams begin to separate themselves.
The Denver Nuggets beat the Indiana Pacers on Friday to keep pace with other winners in the Northwest Division.
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This year's jazz and blues festival will be complete with its star namesake — Med Flory.
Dave Herman, co-chair of the festival, said Friday that Flory had agreed to come back to play in the festival. The June 8th festival is now only one day, instead of two, so that patrons do not have to pay for two days, Herman said.
Herman said Flory will be playing with group.
"He'll be backed by Steve Allee and his quintet," Herman said.
Other artists include the local Tim Miller group, blues player Randy Handley and swing band Tuxedo Junction.
Herman said if the one day format didn't work out this year, they would consider going back to two days in 2014.
"You don't know until you try something if you can fit it all into one day," Herman said.
The festival will start earlier in the day, at 3 p.m., so that the acts can all play, Herman said.
Flory was not able to make it to last year's festival, but he did play in 2011.
This will be the sixth annual Med Flory Jazz and Blues Festival, which is hosted annually at Little Turtle Waterway downtown.
Flory said he was excited to come again.
"I always get back to the old stompin' grounds," he said.
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I was blessed with the opportunity to spend a decent amount of time with Herschel Walker yesterday. It all started very early for me at 0600. I knew I would be meeting him that afternoon, but he ended up showing up at our "fight house" where we do combatives and crossfit (can't call it that) every morning. We all figured he was just there to observe. After we finish working out, we usually roll for about an hour to brush up on technique and learn some new stuff.
Let me just say, I am not really trained in the ways of MMA but I do have a bit of experience. To my surprise, when we started rolling Herschel declared himself an opponent to anyone that was willing to roll with him. I sat idly bye in awe, watching Herschel destroy anyone that was willing to fight him. I finally mustered up the courage and actually fought Herschel Walker. The dude is 51 years old, and he has a body like a 23 year old, seriously, it is ridiculous. He told us he ran a 40 yard dash back in February and clocked in at a 4.34. I think one of the things that really amazed me was that he took every opponent serious… from the seasoned well-trained semi-pro fighters we have, to the brand new first day in combatives guys. Needless to say, I got my butt kicked by Herschel Walker!
We parted ways for the morning and I was set to attend a speech he was giving on post here in Kansas at 1 pm. I wish I had the time and skills to write how amazing an event that was. His main focus was his battle with DID (you may know it better as multiple personality disorder). Seems Herschel had one too many personalities, and he was none too ashamed to admit it… this was the message he was delivering to us Army folk, resiliency and all, not being afraid to ask for help, etc.
Herschel told us he was picked on as a kid.. bullied and beat up daily. His teachers would stick him in a corner because he stuttered and they really didn't want to deal with him. He told us one day he just decided that, "Herschel wasn't going to get beat up anymore", and that's when he started doing his workout routine you may have heard of. Turns out, Herschel would completely disassociate himself with is surroundings, effectively making him unable to feel pain. He told us of the time he broke his thumb with a compound fracture and that he had a "local" as he called it, something where they tie your arm off and cut circulation just so he could watch the surgery on his hand. He also mentioned a dislocated shoulder that he suffered and had placed back in, all the while feeling nothing.
Herschel actually wanted to join the Marines, and he was hell bent on it. His mother and father pressured him in to college. They wanted him to go to Georgia, Herschel actually couldn't care less as he had other plans. In joking fashion, he told us he flipped a coin in front of his mother, heads being UGA and tails being Clemson. The coin landed heads up and he told his mother he would go to UGA. Herschel was just kidding of course, but his mother immediately phoned Coach Dooley. By the time Herschel had gotten back to his house, the whole neighborhood was there to celebrate with him. He was too embarrassed to say that it was a joke, and ultimately ended up at UGA. That is a true story. Herschel was an Olympic Sprinter, though we boycotted the Olympics he would have raced in. He was also an Olympic Bobsledder… I didn't know that either.
To my surprise, Herschel was actually quite comical. "I don't know if any of you have ever been to Georgia in the summer, boy it's hot".. his voice oddly reminds me of Bubba from Forrest Gump, though well spoken, articulate, and clear.. "I seen a dog chasing a rabbit the other day, it was so hot they were both walking". Much funnier when he told it. He told us a great story about how Jerry Jones moved in and traded him out from under his feet. The only issue being Herschel had a no-trade clause. Minnesota was on the verge of suing the Cowboys and so Jones had someone ask Herschel what it would take in order to get him in 'Sota. Herschel felt a bit betrayed, so he made some outlandish list of demands… a fast boat, tons of cash, a house, access to Jerry's plane. Herschel had no intentions of going, but after Jones OK'd the list he had no choice, being a man of his word. Needless to say he wasn't expecting Jerry to fork the cash out.
He wrapped up his speech and gave us all a chance to ask questions. Someone asked him what it was like to play for Tom Landry and Vince Dooley. He said Tom Landry was the greatest coach he had ever played for and spoke very highly of him. Sounded a lot like the way some of our guys talk about The Bear. Herschel had a lot to say about the new NFL rules, protecting the QB and all. He isn't a very big fan of it, as you could imagine. There were more personal questions, more serious questions, and he had great insight and knowledge on a lot of things, but when someone asked him about the SEC… THAT was epic. He called out the Big 10 and said FSU and Clemson were too scared to play in the SEC, that they wouldn't make it. He more or less made fun of the Big XII which made my day.
Didn't know if this was worthy of a fanshot or fanpost as my writing is rather poor. Anyways, the whole thing was a great experience, one I will never forget, even if he is a Georgia Bulldog.
On another note. Listening to this man admit to being vulnerable really struck something in me. Call it cheesy if you want, but, I had an epiphany. It just kind of made me realize how imperfect every single one of us truly are.
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Bharti Airtel, India's biggest mobile phone carrier by subscribers, reported its ninth straight quarterly profit decline as intense price competition and losses on foreign exchange eroded earnings.
Consolidated net profit fell to Rs 10.06 billion in the fourth quarter ended March from Rs 14 billion a year earlier, Bharti said on Wednesday. That missed the average estimate of Rs12.12 billion in a survey of 19 analysts by Reuters.
Bharti, nearly a third owned by Southeast Asia's top phone carrier SingTel, operates in 20 countries across Asia and Africa.
In 2010, the company paid $9 billion to acquire most of the African operations of Kuwait's Zain, making Bharti the world's fifth-largest mobile phone carrier.
Bharti, controlled by billionaire Sunil Mittal, had 181 million customers in India as of end-March, or almost a fifth of the market of more than 900 million. (Reuters)


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|Lancers pull away from WT in second half
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RURAL MIDDLE POINT – Lincolnview outscored visiting Wayne Trace 37-11 in the second half as the lady Lancers pulled away for a 71-39 win over the Raiders in non-league girls basketball action Monday night.
The host Lancers turned a 34-28 halftime advantage into a 58-32 lead after three quarters, forcing eight Raider turnovers in the stanza and limiting the Raiders to one of seven shooting.
Lincolnview opened the second half with a 12-0 run, using a trey from Claire Dye along with buckets by Katie Dye, Kaitlyn Brant and Kaylee Thatcher to help push the margin to 46-28.
Wayne Trace did get a single free throw by Shayna Temple to temporarily stop the run but the Lancers quickly answered. Baskets by Brant and Katie Dye widened the lead to 50-28 with 3:02 left in the quarter.
The Raiders' only field goal of the stanza came with 46 seconds left in the period as Lincolnview grabbed control in posting the 58-32 advantage.
Lincolnview added the first five points of the fourth quarter as well as the blue and gold cruised to the 71-39 victory.
Claire Dye paced the lady Lancers with 17 points, nine of which came on treys. Kaitlyn Brant chipped in 16 for Lincolnview and added five rebounds. Kaylee Thatcher recorded 10 markers, five steals and nine boards for the blue and gold.
Shayna Temple posted 17 points to lead Wayne Trace while also adding six caroms. Erin Mohr paced the lady Raiders on the boards with eight. Brenda Feasby chipped in six points and six rebounds along with three steals.
Lincolnview scored the first 10 points of the game as the Lancers looked to take control early on. The Lancers went on to lead 18-14 at the end of eight minutes of action.
Wayne Trace finished the night 13-of-49 from the field (27%) compared to Lincolnview's 28-of-50 (56%). At the charity stripe, the Lancers were 11-of-22 (50%) while the Raiders hit 11-of-25 (44%). Each team picked up 35 rebounds on the night while Lincolnview committed fewer turnovers, 21-25.
The Lancer junior varsity recorded a 30-24 victory over the Raiders behind 17 points from Christine Stemen. Claire Clay also added five markers for Lincolnview with Ashley Teman and Brooke Schroeder recording three steals each. Devann Springer paced the Lancers on the boards with seven.
Sylvia Young had nine markers for Wayne Trace and Danielle Kortokrax chipped in eight. Kortokrax recorded eight rebounds for the Raiders with Erin Jewell and Young picking up six each.
Lincolnview visits Columbus Grove in Northwest Conference on Thursday.
Wayne Trace returns to action on Saturday as the lady Raiders visit Fort Jennings in a 1 p.m. contest.


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The NFL announced some changes to the AFC Pro Bowl roster on Sunday, as players on the Patriots will be unavailable to play in the game on Jan. 29.
Three Bengals have been added to the team, including rookie QB Andy Dalton. He will be joined by teammates DT Geno Atkins and TE Jermaine Gresham. They replace New England QB Tom Brady, DE Vince Wilfork and TE Rob Gronkowski, respectively.
Jets ORG Brandon Moore will replace Patriots ORG Brian Waters.
Two Chargers players are also set to make the trip to Hawaii. WR Vincent Jackson will take the spot of Patriots WR Wes Welker, while RB Ryan Mathews replaces Ravens RB Ray Rice, who will not play for personal reasons.
The Steelers also announced that OLB James Harrison will be on the AFC team, though it was not announced who he'd be replacing. The Patriots have no linebackers on the roster, though the Ravens — who the Patriots beat in the AFC Championship — have both Terrell Suggs and Ray Lewis on the team.


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The latest member of Girls' Generation to participate in the 'To The Beautiful You' OST is Taeyeon with her solo song 'Closer', a song showing the affectionate relationship between the two main characters.
The song has been played since the fifth episode of the drama and it has made viewers curious with the latest OST addition. This song displays the love that one has promised forever and the well-suited lyrics adds to its charms.
Previously, Taeyeon showed her powerful vocals through other OST songs such as 'Can you hear me', 'If', 'I love you' and 'Missing you like crazy', which all turned into big hits.
Besides that, CSJH Dana's 'Maybe We' is also released along with Taeyeon's 'Closer' and it has also received attention after it was added to the 6th episode of the drama.
'Closer' and 'Maybe We' are released through online music sites at 12pm KST on September 5th. Check out the song on MelOn and Bugs.
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How y'all doing with your projects for this year? Well, I'm currently finishing my Week 3, but here's something to share for my the previous week.
Lots of food isn't it? Well next week will be a different one. I'm having issues as to how to put all the pictures all together even. I'm afraid that I will be doing everything once again hahaha!
I'm still using the same credits from the previous one. I'm glad that Traci created beautiful templates and enough to share tons of photos compare to the regular or let's say traditional PL template.
Pocket Life: January Collection by Traci Reed
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Glass Fusing Workshop
Date: Saturday, September 21
Time: 9AM - 11AM
Member's fee: $35
Non-member fee: $40
Missi Carini will teach a glass fusing workshop at the Kentucky Museum. In this beginner's hands-on workshop you will learn how to tack, fuse and slump glass to design your own pendants. Missi will guide you through the process which includes purchasing the right type of glass, cutting glass, tacking, creating pendants, slumping glass bowls, and how to program your kiln for glass work. At this workshop you will get to keep everything that you make.
You don't need to own a kiln to enjoy this fascinating workshop. Your workshop fee includes all materials, supplies and kiln firing. Pendants made during the workshop will be fired after the workshop and ready to pick up at the Kentucky Museum between October 1st and 4th.
Missi Carini is a professional art educator who teaches in the Warren County school system and conducts workshops for the National Arts Education Association.
For more information or to register contact Lynne Ferguson, 270-745-2594. On-line Registration FormWe accept V, MC, Discover


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Fossil remains of a 40 million year old walking whale have been found in Southern Peru.
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Past Seasons - Volleyball
Salem Volleyball Incoming First-Year returns from European Tour
Incoming first-year volleyball player, Taylor Rhodes has just returned from an International Volleyball Tournament.
Currituck High's Newbern commits to play volleyball at Salem
The Salem College volleyball team is excited to announce that Olivia Newbern has committed and deposited to attend Salem next fall.
Fall Review: 2012 Volleyball Team
The 2012 edition of the Salem College volleyball team had a season of many firsts. The team went to the NCAA Tournament and won the Great South Athletic Conference Tournament for the 1st time. They also reached the .500 mark for winning percentage for the first time both overall (14-14) and in the conference (5-5).
Volleyball falls in NCAAs to #4 Emory University
Playing in their first NCAA Tournament match, the Salem College volleyball team fell to the 4th ranked team in the country, Emory University, in the first round. The match was played at the regional host site of Christopher Newport University
Volleyball NCAA match set to be live-streamed
The first round NCAA Tournament match between Salem College and Emory University will be streamed live on the internet this Friday at 3:00 pm.
Volleyball Slated to Play Emory in NCAA First Round
The Salem College volleyball team is slated to play Emory University in the first round of the NCAA Tournament at the host site of Christopher Newport in Newport News, Virginia. Emory is currently ranked 6th in the country and 2nd in the South Atlantic Region with a 31-5 overall record.
Volleyball Storms to Great South Championship Title
The Salem College volleyball team used the momentum from a dramatic comeback in the semifinals to upset top-seeded Huntingdon and win their first-ever Great South Championship. The Spirits were down 0-2 to Agnes Scott in the semifinal before they stormed back to defeat them 3-2. They went on to roll by the #1 seed Hawks of Huntingdon 3-1 in the championship match. They will now wait for the NCAA Division III brackets to see who they play in the NCAA Tournament with their automatic bid.
Volleyball Awarded Four GSAC All-Conference and One All-Freshmen
The Great South Athletic Conference announced their 2012 All-Conference award winners for volleyball for the 2012 season. The Salem Spirits received four All-Conference members and one All-Freshmen team member.
Volleyball and Soccer brackets set for GSAC Tournament
The Great South Athletic Conference (GSAC) soccer and volleyball tournaments will be hosted by Agnes Scott College from Friday, November 2 through Sunday, November 4.


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While signing his National Letter of Intent with the LSU football program as one of the nation's top wide receivers in the Class of 2012, incoming freshman Kavahra Holmes has also proven himself as one of the nation's leading 400-meter sprinters on the track while earning back-to-back honors as the Louisiana Gatorade Boy's Track & Field Athlete of the Year.
Holmes earned his second-straight selection over the weekend as the top track and field athlete in the state of Louisiana in conjunction with ESPNHS Player of the Year committee.
Gatorade State Boys Track & Field Athletes of the Year were selected for each state across the country as winners are based on athletic production for the 2011-12 season. Recipients also displayed high academic achievement and exemplary personal character, including volunteerism and sportsmanship.
Holmes lived up to his reputation as one of the nation's elite 400-meter sprinters in the Class of 2012 after shattering his own LHSAA Class 4A meet record with a seasonal-best time of 46.18 seconds in defending his state crown in the event. While eclipsing his previous meet record of 46.31 set a year ago, Holmes ran the No. 3-ranked 400-meter time by a high school sprinter in the United States for the 2012 season.
Not only that, but Holmes anchored Breaux Bridge High School to a pair of relay wins with its victory for both the 4x200-meter and 4x400-meter relays. The Tigers claimed their second-straight Class 4A team championship with a dominating 62-41 win over runner-up Edna Karr High School.
With his effort, Holmes was recognized as the Most Outstanding Athlete of the Meet for Class 4A as he is now a two-time Louisiana Gatorade Boy's Track & Field Athlete of the Year.
Holmes set his lifetime personal best of 46.07 in taking the 400-meter gold medal at the 2011 AAU Junior Olympics National Championships held last summer at Tad Gormley Stadium in New Orleans. He ranked No. 2 nationally in the 400-meter dash in the 2011 season with his personal record of 46.07.
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Fact-checking O'Reilly's interview of Jon Stewart
By Robert Farley, Catharine Richert
Published on Wednesday, February 10th, 2010 at 6:34 p.m.
Fox News host Bill O'Reilly and Daily Show host Jon Stewart traded wisecracks -- and a few insults -- in O'Reilly's "No Spin Zone" on Feb. 3, 2010.
O'Reilly told Stewart that it was frightening that the Daily Show host had been called "an important cultural arbiter." O'Reilly said that his audience is "primarily stoner slackers who love Obama," but that "a lot of people don't think you're smart."
Stewart shot back that O'Reilly was now the "voice of sanity" at Fox, which he likened to "being the thinnest kid at fat camp."
At times, they got serious. We checked two claims from the interview.
* O'Reilly said a poll by a Democratic pollster found Fox News "is the most trusted news operation in the country." We checked the poll and found he was right.
* Stewart complained the Republicans were being obstructionists to President Barack Obama's agenda, and cited the GOP's lack of enthusiasm for the economic stimulus even though one-third of it was for tax cuts. We found the actual figure, once you subtract the fix for the Alternative Minimum Tax, was 28 percent. Mostly True.
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With the Rams opting not play games in London in 2013 and '14 to focus on a stadium deal in St. Louis, it appears the NFL is hoping the Vikings will agree to become the league's major presence across the pond in the next four seasons.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press is reporting that the Vikings are the league's top candidate to play in Wembley Stadium in the next four years, with the team negotiating with the University of Minnesota to relocate games from TCF Bank Stadium to London while the Metrodome is restructured.
"We've expressed an interest, and there's a process the league is following," team V.P. of public affairs and stadium development Lester Bagley said. "We'll see how it shakes out."
The NFL played its first annual game at Wembley Stadium in 2007. Nine teams have visited, including the Buccaneers twice. The Rams are scheduled to play the Patriots at Wembley on Oct. 28.
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I am going to develop a java script that will query google keyword adword tool. However I want google adword keyword tool sees client ip addresses and not my server ip address.
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A SHORT STORYWriter, Producer, Director, Cinematographer, Editor: Joel George
Date Venue Sat March 1, 11:30 am Screening Room 1How often do we truly view the people around us as a living and breathing story? When Nic fatefully bumps into Daniel on the street, he is challenged to reconsider where his priorities lie and make the most of his own story.
AUDITIONINGWriter & Director: Ian VanDuzerCinematographer: Jackie LiProducer: Katy PalaicCast: Catharine Zulver and Lauren AlbinEditor: Laura CooleyAuditioning is a story of humbleness, humility, and knowing when to step down from the stage. Claire is an aspiring actress looking to break into the theater world in a big way, but what will she do when she meets someone better than her?
BADALDirecter, Writter, and Editer: Hamza BangashCo-Writer: Musfirra ShafiActors/Actresses: Mustafa Changezi, Rabiya Hamid, Amafah Mubashir, Sana Ansari, Ali AkbarDirector of Photography: Hamza BangashAssistant Camera: Shahnoor IjazSound Operator: Musfirra ShafiMusic Composer: Haamid RahimAssistant Music: Elliot MaxwellSound Mixer: Sam ForrestScript Supervisor: Amynah ReimooBTS: Nimar BangashAssistant BTS: Jenna GartlanKey Grip: Iqra GhanchiBadal is a story about three teenage girls living in post-colonialist Pakistan. The film explores youth culture, drugs, and gender in a country that straddles both Western influence and Islamic values. Follow Nadia, Sana and Mahnoor as they try to escape their fast-approaching future
BLOOMDirector: Spencer BrownAssistant Director: Hamza BangashProducer: Natalea RobynCast: Natalea Robyn, Katarzyna Pawlak, Joanne Robyn, William Lake, Justin Santelli, Nicole Kahansky, Spencer Brown, and Kayll LakeWriters: Julia Blakey and Spencer BrownCinematography: Spencer Brown and Hamza BangashCamera Operators: Spencer Brown, Hamza Bangash and Nicole KahanskySound: Justin SantelliLocation managers: Natalea Robyn and Nicole KahanskyEditors: Emma Casey, Natalea Robyn, Spencer BrownHair: Frank Molnar's Hair Design
Date Venue Guest(s) Sat March 1, 9:30 pm Screening Room 1 ROB VROOM"Created under the production code of the classical Hollywood era, 'Bloom' tells the story of a teenager struggling with identity and the pressures of graduation. They breaking hearts and societal norms in the process. An experiment in filmic subtext".
CINQCENTSDirectors: Even Yawen Wu and Yiyang LiuDirector of Cinematographer: Even Yawen WuEditors: Even Yawen Wu and Yiyang LiuCast: Kay ZhangNarrator: Nik Yuen
Date Venue Fri February 28, 4:30 pm Baby Grand (Grand Theatre) Sun March 2, 5:00 pm Baby Grand (Grand Theatre)CinqCents is a story depicts a young man who is also the narrator of this film falls in love with the female protagonist and decides to write five hundred letters to her to express his deepest desire, emotional love and doubts toward his unanticipated fate. This unknown girl is rather an image that he creates in mind and his deeply hidden fantasy.
DANCE SPEAKDirector and Narrator: J. Adam BrownCast: Syreeta HectorCinematographer: Steve WhiteheadSound Design: Niall CollinsSound Recordist: Jeremy KaneColourist: Jason ZukowskiEditor: Steve BedernjakProducer: FAUXHEMIAN FILMS COLLECTIVE
Date Venue Guest(s) Fri February 28, 9:30 pm Screening Room 1 BROOKE BUNDY, MATTHEW JOHNSONThis 3rd short film from Fauxhemian Films Collective tells the story of Wally Fitzpatrick: dance sceptic. Wally is tired of not "getting" dance shows, and he's out to change that. How? Through the creation of a "dance language." Wally's search for clarity culminates in the execution of his dream scenario: DANCE WITH SUBTITLES. The result is a series of mixed messages, sprawling confusion, and a slice of humble pie for our not-so-humble narrator.
DIGGING UP PLATOWriter and Director: Leigh Ann BellamyProducer: Leigh Ann Bellamy, Barbara Bell and Brent NurseAssistant Directors: Alex Daniels and Rebecca BellamyCast: Emer McConnell Radford and Kieran RobinsonCinematographer: Curtis CampsallMake-up: Amie BelloSound: Michael Gourgon and Alexander ÅslundEditor: Alex DanielsZoe is ready for an adventure, Tuck is not. This does not deter Zoe as she leads her best friend on a mission to do the worst thing either twelve-year-old could possible imagine.
GUNNERWriter and Director: Patrick WeiersCast: Sean Meldrum, Luke Montgomery, Ciaran Meyer, and Sivan AarohnProducer: Patrick WeiersCamera: Erik Bayley, Patrick WeiersSound: Matt Hovart, Ciaran MeyerEditor: Erik Bayley, Ryan LeeScore: Emily Klassen
Date Venue Guest(s) Sat March 1, 9:45 pm Baby Grand (Grand Theatre) MAXWELL MCCABE-LOKOSGenres clash in this tense single-scene short about two men meeting in a park for a mysterious "exchange." Gunner is a young man determined but nervous, while Henry oozes confidence and seems to have something up his sleeve. Who will leave the park unharmed?
HISTORYDirector: James Greatrex
Date Venue Guest(s) Fri February 28, 9:45 pm Screening Room 2 ALBERT NERENBERGHistory is an exploration into the haunting beauty and mystery of Kingston. In this video experiment and mood piece I tried to create a dream space that reflected Kingston's beauty, it's darkness and it's undeniable charms. My focus was on the foliage growing over architecture, hidden rooms and hallways, secrets. It is also the city I met my wife in and she allowed me to shoot her for this project which in my opinion added to the beauty and mystery of the piece - though I am head over heals biased on that one.
JIMMY THE SAILORDirector: Shayna MarkowitzProduction Team: Rachel Guergis, Kevin Laporte, Jorie Stern, Madison EliaSound: Shayna Markowitz (guitar) and Kevin Laporte (Percussion)Cast: David Brenman, Jorie SternNarration: Andrew Clark
Date Venue Guest(s) Fri February 28, 7:00 pm Screening Room 1 INGRID VENINGER , JACOB SWITZER , KAREN WALTON Sat March 1, 11:45 am Screening Room 2 INGRID VENINGER , JACOB SWITZER , KAREN WALTONJimmy Behan one day hopes to travel around the world by sailboat, and plans to get enough money to do so through the donations of others. In the mean time, he takes sail to a paper sea. Will romance brew? We shall see.
LAIKA, COME HOMEDirector: Ian VanDuzerProducer: Kayla ZimmermannCinematographer: Ryan Thomas WoodsExecutive Producers: Chelsea Marie O'Hara, Micki Buie, Eva Otlewski, Laura Anselmo, Ciarán Meyer, Erik Bayley, Chantelle NgCast: Brandon Macpherson and Erin MillerCamera: Even Yawen Wu and Nick CastelSound: Jacob de HoopAssistant Director: Nick BrooksArt Director: Sarah LangScript Supervisor: Jillian WakarchukGaffer: Joe CraibBest Boy: Malcom McKenzieEditor: Charlotte AndersonColour: Hilary SmithSound Design: Andrea StewartScore: Dylan Godfrey, Samantha Rutherford, Brent Wirth, Jeff Brown, Sarah CoonsJames returns to his hometown for the first time in years only because his best childhood friend Astrid asks him to. Over the course of a single day, both Astrid and James come to terms with what they've lost, and also what they might have now.
MUSTER UPWriter/ Director/ Editor: Shane BeehlerProducer: Christopher Ho and Julien RogerPublications Director/ Casting: Alana PodreciksDirector of Photography/ Colourist: Russ De JongSound Recordist: Taylor DohertyCast: Bea Santos, Vasilios Filippa, and Mazdak AminiHair and Makeup: Ashley DormuthSound: Ryan Birnberg and Shaun McPherson
Date Venue Fri February 28, 7:00 pm Memorial Hall (City Hall) Sat March 1, 2:00 pm Baby Grand (Grand Theatre)…the internal struggle of a young man as he attempts to become more than a friend with a beautiful girl…
ON THE SMALL SCREENDirector: Charlotte OrzelProducer: Brendon WilsonInterviews: Wendy Huot and Eamon Quinn
Date Venue Guest(s) Fri February 28, 7:15 pm Screening Room 2 CALVIN THOMAS, LEV LEWIS, YONAH LEWIS Sat March 1, 4:30 pm Screening Room 2 CALVIN THOMAS, LEV LEWIS, YONAH LEWISOn the Small Screen is a documentary that examines the fate of independent movie theatres in the digital age. With the push towards digital projection driving many small theatres out of business and declining audiences making moviegoing seem like a relic of the past, does going to the movies still an important cultural practice?
PETER AND JANE LIKE SOME OF THE SAME PEOPLEWriter and Director: Chris Remerowski
Producers: Chris Remerowski and David BrattonCast: John Goodrich, Laura Burns (Kingston Native), Stephen McPhail, and Bela KuglicsDirector of Photography: Max Putintsev
Editor: Kaisa Pitsi
Music by: Slashrun
Date Venue Guest(s) Sat March 1, 9:45 pm Screening Room 2 MARIE-CLAIRE LALONDE, RENAUD GAUTHIERPeter and Jane met on the Internet. They liked each others profiles and decided to go out on a date. That's when they discovered what wasn't mentioned on-line...
PLEASE DONATEDirectors and Producers: Matt Horvat, Ciaran Meyer, Madeline Forsythe, and Caitlyn CuccoCast: Katrina Brazzell as the woman and Ciaran Meyer as the manEditors: Matt Horvat, Ciaran Meyer, Madeline Forsythe, and Caitlyn CuccoMusic: Emily Klassen
Date Venue Sat March 1, 7:15 pm Screening Room 2A woman encounters an ordinary donation bin while walking. She is insecure about the amount she had originally given and will takes things too far to seem generous.
TEENAGE DANCEProducer: Curtis AlexanderWriter/Director: Adam BentleyCast: Andrew McMillen and Madeline SetzerCinematographer/Editor: Chase GardinerAssistant Director: Dylan PearceAssistant Camera: Katie GobertProduction Design: Larry KellyMake Up: Alisha JeanGrip/Gaffer: Cody LangMusic Supervisor: Alexander ReidLocation Sound: David GallingerSet Photographer: Chris KwasnikCraft Services: Geeta SehgalReader: Edwin AutridgeScore: Reddit Ninja
Date Venue Guest(s) Sat March 1, 4:30 pm Baby Grand (Grand Theatre) JO-ANNE MCARTHUR, LIZ MARSHALLA girl examines her facial features. A boy examines his arms and legs. Both prepare for their school's dance. Will they attend as they appear or as they imagine in their dreams?
THE ACTING DEADDirector: Michael HayesWriter: Alex ScottProducer: Steven HayesCast: Tamara ZdravkovicCinematographer and Editor: Matthew HayesSound: Christine TustinLogistics: Rachel HeleStills Photographer and Caterer: Lyne Champagne-HayesThe Acting Dead is a short film by the Canadian comedy trio Nutjobs. An irate horror film director squabbles with an audacious extra that has a hard time finding his muse as a corpse.
The short features a cameo appearance by the host of Kingston's Newswatch Live @ 5 Bill Welychka.
THE BENCHDirector: Michele KlaponskiCast: Michael Van De Put and Jhonny Hcahime
Date Venue Sun March 2, 2:45 pm Screening Room 1A short silent film, which tells the story of a miscommunication that occurs on a bench between two characters.
THE GAZEDirectors: Even Yawen Wu and Yiyang LiuCast: Nelly MatorinaCamera: Even Yawen Wu and Yiyang LiuEditors: Even Yawen Wu and Yiyang Liu
Date Venue Guest(s) Fri February 28, 7:15 pm Baby Grand (Grand Theatre) ANDREW LOCKINGTON, RICHIE MEHTA Sat March 1, 11:30 am Baby Grand (Grand Theatre) ANDREW LOCKINGTON, RICHIE MEHTAThe Gaze explores the possibility of overlapping different non-human perceptions, such as the gaze of machineries and the gaze of insects. The goal is to examine how those non-human gazes could have the ability to affect and alienate human beings' long-existing perceptions and to assist the audience in experiencing the idea of voyeurism. The result is double gazes between human beings and non-human objects.
THE PATHDirector/Director of Photography: Jonny KlynkrammerAssistant Director/Cinematographer: Malcolm MackenzieAssistant Producer: Chantelle Ng "The Master"Executive Producer: Chelsea Marie O'Hara "The Wanderer"Editor: Hilary Smith "The Temptress"
Date Venue Guest(s) Sat March 1, 7:15 pm Baby Grand (Grand Theatre) NAOMI JAYE Sun March 2, 12:30 pm Screening Room 2 NAOMI JAYEThe Path is a five-minute guerilla film metaphorically depicting the Eastern philosophical concept of following the middle path, whose characters embody perseverance, temperance, and temptation.The five-minute film was conceived, shot, edited, and produced in 72 hours for the 2014 Focus Film Festival by a group of five Queen's students.
THE WIRELESS TABLETDirectors and Cinematographers: Phillip Brule, Fahaam TashfeenAudio: Saarim Tashfeen
Date Venue Sat March 1, 7:00 pm Memorial Hall (City Hall) Sun March 2, 2:30 pm Baby Grand (Grand Theatre)This film explores the miss communication of tech terms between the older and younger generations.
WENDY AT THE MOVIESProducer, Director and Camera: David McCallum of Lightstruck film & media
Date Venue Sat March 1, 4:15 pm Screening Room 1Wendy at the Movies came about because of a fascination with the process of motion picture film projection. The interview with Wendy Huot is an insightful, wide-ranging discussion about movies, which took place in the final days of film projection at the Screening Room.


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Rock & Roll Library (videos surfed from the web)
Like anyone else who was raised on a steady diet of Saturday morning cartoons, there's a part of my brain that can't help but respond to animations - even cheezy ones - even (oh no!) library skills instructional videos! Since this is a blog and I'm new to e-journalling I'll fall back on the time-honored tradition of sharing confessions...
Mine is a modest one - I crave the time and patience to do really cool library instructional videos - animations or any kind at all. They could even be cheezy promotional ones and only minimally instructional. Anyway - seeing as I can barely find uniterrupted time to post to this blog, I asked our administrative helper to do a quick survey of library related content in Google Video, just to to feed my dream of producing library videos myself someday. I invite you to check out what she came up with (thanks Regina!) - as well as my thougths about how the various approaches might be successful with a given target audience.
Rock & roll library -
My review:
Ok so it's the cheezy tale retold of "Air guitar boy gets books from library and learns how to rock." But the UPitt students were doing it to get credit for a library school course, so hey - it got the basic idea across and fulfilled their requirement. And I think the cheezy quality is probably an asset when you consider the target audience - undergrad's who don't use the library enough. They'll watch it with the sound down while listening to iTunes and instant messaging their buddies about how cheezy it is. While at the same time they might take the edge off any residual library anxiety and get some idea of what the inside of their very attractive library looks like and how cool librarians can help you find stuff. Worth promoting to undergrads in the same half-joking spirit in which it was composed.
A kid's guide to the library
My review:
So here's the animation speaking to my reptilian brain. Aside from the fact that we only get to preview the first thirty seconds, if I was a elementary school librarian, I would definitely risk the $2.50 asking price to check this one out. As far as owning the item for repeat screening to kids, it looks like it's one 149 streamed video offerings on the library and research topic from the ClearVue.com company. Pricing to *own* these videos is from $29-$79. Paying two bucks to preview it seems reasonable, but I'd have to see the whole thing to judge the effectiveness of the content. Reptilian brains can be amused by anything, but if y'want the kids to learn something too.... can't tell how this will end up.
Library skills
Official description: "Explores the use of the fiction, nonfiction, reference, periodical, audio and video sections of the library, as well as discusses the Dewey Decimal and Library of Congress."
My review of first 30 seconds - very cute footage of kids speaking in front of the class from index cards about doing library research while magical realism elements creep into the classroom from all the wonderful things found in the library. I would use this with 5-12 year olds if only because of the composition and the true-to-life setting of the classroom (after seeing the whole thing of course.)
Max's library (for kids)
More ClearVue content - cheery twelve year old girl with big hair conversing with talking computer and mouse puppets a la Sesame Street or ZOOM. Hmmm... big hair kinda dates it. No comment.
A virtual tour in the Library of French Institute Alliance Francaise, New York
My review: Now *this* is informative. Facts and contact info rolled into an introductory package for users or for PR value. But low key. Relaxed pacing, mellow classical background music, soft fades between scenes and fuzzy text captions - gets the basic message across without demanding my full attention - which face it - no video with facts and figures is going to get! This format works for the overloaded webhead who would never otherwise click on the FAQ's for this site. It might even work for the non-web user who could be coaxed to view a short video (under two minutes). It leaves a positive overall impression of the place, which is as much the intent than any of the individual facts. I recommend this fomat for anyone over the age of fourteen. Change the music to pop and it'd work for younger audiences too.
Ludwig von Mises Library, Universidad Francisco Marroquín, Guatemala
Ok. Hmmm. This one is more about the institution than using the library. I guess prospective students would sit through twenty minutes. Or library students studying library architecture or keen to see a historical account of a library's growth. Very professional. Very nice library! But I wouldn't recommend it for general audiences or call it "instructional" in the same way the others are. (If you check it out - let me know how it ends!)
Okay - that's all I've got time for today. But keep your eyes open for this sort of thing and for anyone who wants to see my first instructional efforts on how to use "RefWorks" - see here.


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SALEM — Police say a robber made off with an undisclosed amount of cash after a holdup at the Eastern Bank on Congress Street yesterday afternoon.
Shortly before 2 p.m., a "medium-skinned" Hispanic man walked into the bank at 19 Congress St. and showed a note to a teller demanding money, said Lt. Scott Englehardt.
It was unknown whether the suspect showed a weapon during the incident and Englehardt said he may have fled in a taxi after leaving the bank. The man was additionally described as having brown hair and being between 5-foot-6 and 5-foot-8.
According to the incident log, officers responded to the bank at 1:52 p.m. and determined that it had already been locked by employees following the robbery.
Police checked the area on foot — including near the Victoria's Station restaurant on Wharf Street — but found nothing suspicious.
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A beautiful wind sculpted arch with a landscape view of the Valley of Fire. I'll call this a new arch since it's not in any of the guide books. Scooted across a precarious ledge with a pair sticky shoes to get underneath the arch for a better view. I've got a few more shots of other arches not in any of the guide books that I'll share in the future…
Arch on the Ledge at Valley of FireDecember 26, 2013
Fall Color in Southern California December 2013December 19, 2013
For anyone interested in autumn color in Southern California right now 12/18/2013, you can easily find it in just about any creek below a 1,000 ft elevation. Creeks with some flow will have more vibrant trees, sycamore trees vary in color from gold to bright rusty reds. Even a dull tree can become illuminated by backlight so you be surprised what you'll find close to home. Some of the creeks that are known to more water then others may still be green such as many of the springs in the local mountains.
The creek shown here is located in the Front Range of the San Gabriel Mountains near Santa Clarita, California. Just how long will these colorful leaves stay on the trees? It really depends and can change from one canyon to the next. Temperature, exposure to wind, and the amount of water are big factors of how long the leaves linger into January. There are too many canyons to name in Southern California so I encourage you to keep an eye out as drive through any canyons or going out exploring for local gems you never really knew about!!
BrothersDecember 19, 2013
Steve Sieren and John Sieren
Could you imagine having 2 babies back to back, we're 9 months apart. It's as close to twins as you can get. There's a term for it, Irish Twins. While kids we were kids we were very close but we physically fought each other almost once a day. Call it hill billy or redneck but we were always close at the end of the day. We were both really into art as kids until one day he was diagnosed with Schizophrenia shortly after we got out of high school. Such a bad topic for families to deal with. Levels of Schizophrenia can vary from high to low and often spike at times. It's a disability that is hard to deal with. My mother never wanted anyone to know about it.
The Movie "A Beautiful Mind" is a good example, so is "The Soloist" with Jamie Foxx of how a mind is altered by this condition. We are proud he hasn't decided to cut off any contact with the family. My dad lives close to him near the Tahoe / Reno Area and visits with him regularly. I also visit as much as I can, you can tell by my portfolio of work because most of it originates somewhere between Los Angeles and the Lake Tahoe Area. He is and always will be a good brother to me. He is doing good and until this day people I haven't seen in 15 years accidentally call me John, he always made a good impression with people.
For any families dealing with Schizophrenia during the holidays hang in there and do your best to keep your loved ones connected. Schizophrenia is out there more then you may expect, 4 out of 5 the groomsmen in my wedding party had a relative with this condition. Life isn't always perfect but we make the best of it!!
This photograph was taken on the Truckee River just north of Tahoe on the California side in 2005.
Change of PerspectiveOctober 7, 2013
A slightly different perspective on the Owens River
How often do you make it a point to find a different perspective while out photographing the usual places???
If you put yourself in an unusual place then that problem disappears.. .
"Lone Tree Bend"
Tips for Mountain PhotographyAugust 1, 2013
Mountain photography is challenging to say the least; in order to capture that iconic archway or summit you need to have a certain level of confidence, dexterity and physical fitness. You need to keep your wits about you, to focus and not lose sight of your goal. Standing in the shadows of great mountains tends to make us feel emotional and we want to capture on film what we see with our eyes. With the right knowledge about the location and when best to shoot it, as well as equipment to take on your hike, this type of natural photography can be wholly rewarding for the adventurous photographer.
Where to Shoot
From the Rockies to the Himalayas, from Iceland to Patagonia, there are stunning locations around the world just waiting to be photographed.
The Palouse, in North Idaho and Washington, features a mesmerizing backdrop of rolling hills and fields laden with crops that change color constantly through the seasons. Visit Palouse Falls and Steptoe Butte and see the vistas for yourself.
The glaciers of Patagonia, in Chile, are other worldly and make terrific photographs. The terrain here is rugged but beautiful and the mountains will make you catch your breath.
Closer to home, the American Southwest offers some jaw dropping landscapes and fascinating rock formations. The Grand Canyon and Monument Valley are perhaps the most photographed, but try Zion National Park, Sedona and Antelope Canyon for their sights. Here you will find a stark contrast between light and dark and amazing textures on the rocks. Death Valley is a place like no other with its badlands and salt flats and it is a popular location for nature photographers around the world who come to capture the lunar-like landscape of dunes and rocks.
Light and Dark
Light and shadow are interesting on mountain shoots, throwing contrasts across glaciers and rock faces. Consider the light quality when you are setting up your shot: is it an overcast or sunny day and what sort of light are you seeing? Is it soft or hard light? On overcast days many photographers tighten the shot and eliminate the sky from their composition, as you can't see detail on the mountains if you have an overcast sky. An alternative to this is to use a grad filter, which lets you control the exposure in the sky and keep the mountain exposure how you want it.
Similarly, sunny days can ruin your shot because they have no mood. Front lighting the mountain can 'kill' the image. Think about the time of day and how it can impact on your picture: an early morning shot will show strong contrasts between light and dark if you use side lighting because you will see the textures and the light will not be as flat.
Front lighting can work well on early morning or evening shots, when the mountain is lit up in brilliant color. Side lighting is seen as the preferred way of shooting mountains however because the textures are so important to the composition.
Tips for Climbing and Shooting in a Cold Climate
Your equipment is important when shooting in the cold. Photographers used to rely on mechanical film cameras because of their reliability when icy conditions stopped other equipment from working. Digital cameras are easier to use when you're climbing in dangerous climates however and it may be a good idea to bring a back up, just in case.
Weight is important when climbing, whatever the conditions, but it is particularly important when climbing and shooting in the cold. Forget the tripod, flash, filters and complicated lenses. Thick gloves are a necessity on cold mountains, and unscrewing caps and lenses with them just isn't viable. Batteries are another consideration in the cold, as they don't work as effectively, but once they're warmed up again they will. It is useful to take reserve batteries on any climb. A backpack to hold your gear is essential and a shoulder bag may be best so that your camera is accessible but protected from the cold. Your climbing gear needs to be light, so choose layers that keep you warm, and make sure you wear the correct hiking boots and crampons if you need them. Climbing and shooting on snowy mountains is a dangerous occupation but if you follow these tips, it should be a rewarding one.
Fake Sky Landscape PhotographyJuly 14, 2013
After watching this video – http://youtu.be/XrgxQzHhBl0?t=58m30s
Never had a day where there wasn't a fabulous sunset and the moon appeared where ever or as big as I wanted it to be ….
Briefly at 58 minutes 30 seconds into the video the photographer states, "I was on vacation and I'm never coming back so I'll just add clouds to the scene." The video link is set to start right at that point.
To clear up questions this is a composite, the clouds were not there that morning at Fin Dome in the Sierra. I do not mention that I'm a documentary photographer in my bio but all shots I take have a RAW file or series of RAW files to match the scene or at least show the path I took in editing so I don't share any images that don't match up between sky and land other then bracketing beyond the dynamic range of a single image. No Delicate Arch photos from a Friday evening with a sunset from the porch here in Los Angeles on Tuesday. This is just my own personal belief that will vary from other landscape photographers sharing on social media.
Ansel Adams was known for heavily manipulating his captured film but he did not add a new sky from another time and place. If someone wanted to purchase the photo above or I shared it I WOULD SAY IT THE SKY WAS FROM ANOTHER DAY ADDED IN PHOTOSHOP. I couldn't sell it or share it any other way.
Has landscape photography changed since the days of Ansel Adams?
This is not an anti art post, I love creating art
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A few photographers I know that are really good at creating similar art photographs that I love to see are Klaus Priebe and Rich Martinez. They post some very interesting composites that just make you wonder how their imagination works. The art photographs that they create need no explanation or disclosure it's in the work as you see it. I recommend friending or following these two guys because they do have some excellent work!!
Beliefs are highly varied when it comes to editing as to what people do and what they do not do. Should people have limits? No! Definitely not! An artist should do exactly what they feel helps them express their art in the way they see most fit. Art has no limits. If you feel you can't compete with other photographers because they composite much better then you do then I recommend taking lots of graphic artist classes or watch many tutorials to get you up to speed with the people you want to compete with. Either way if you work as an artist or a photographer it will help you. Just make sure you put in the 1,000's of hour of practice and you will see much improvement.
Merely looking for opinions on adding skies to images depicted as the way it was.
America's Newest National Park – PinnaclesFebruary 14, 2013
America's Newest National Park – Pinnacles
This California Chaparral park is full of lichen covered boulders and high coastal mountain range views!! Some geologist say it's the other half of the Santa Monica Mountains split into two different ranges long ago by the San Andreas and other faults. I've only been to the east side and found it very impressive from a landscape photographer's point of view. Caves, canyons and high trails into a wilderness setting is what you'll find there, check it out!! Park site
Pinnacles National Park is located 1 hour east of Monterey, 2 hours south of the San Francisco Bay Area and 4 hours north of the Los Angeles area on hwy 146, near hwy 101. There are two entrances to the park on the East and West Sides of the park. You may drive through King City to get to the other side of the park.
See more of images of the wonderful California Chaparral by clicking here.
My 2012 Best & Unique Landscape PhotographsJanuary 8, 2013
2012 was a great year and I hope you all enjoyed it. I had a some photos installed in the McCarren International Airport in Las Vegas, Nevada (Food Court area) and an interpretive night pollution display set up in the newly remodeled visitor center in Death Valley. I'll be getting married and having my first child in 2013 so I know it will be another great year. Looking forward to seeing all the 2012's best from Jim Goldstein's yearly list! I hope your 2013 is as great as you make it!!
A hidden sea arch along California's Central Coast
Cholla cactus garden illuminated by a spectacular desert sunrise in Joshua Tree National Park. The cholla cactus is famous for it's dramatic way of catching backlight from the sun for hours after the sun has risen and hours before it sets as well. Don't get too close or they may stick to you.
Wild yucca bloom in the Mojave Nature Preserve. It's a beautiful place most photographers skip out on.
Death Valley Northwest Section
Death Valley Coyote Silhouettes
Death Valley Racetrack Backlit Lenticular Cloud
Canyoneering in Death Valley
Watchman Virgin River in the fall at Zion National Park
Fiery sunsest through Elephant Rock Arch at Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada's Mojave Desert.
Eastern Sierra in Fall
More Eastern Sierra in Fall
El Capitan and the Merced in Fall, Yosemite National Park
Canyoneer makes a 40ft jump in a very remote section of Jump Canyon in Sierra Nevada Foothills of California
One of Zion's Canyons filled with fall color.
Beautiful lone cottonwood tree on the Virgin River in Zion National Park
Repelling a waterfall in Jump Canyon in the Sierra Nevada Foothills of California.
Canyon Intersection – Zion
Thunderstorm above an arch in Joshua Tree National Park
Sea Arch in Big Sur, California Central Coast
S Curve at Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada.
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Lone Cottonwood at Zion National ParkNovember 27, 2012
Every year at Zion you find a tree that has changed color, this is this year's tree. I'd ask if you guys were sick of seeing photos from Zion but this isn't one of those icons that you've seen a thousand times before… This lone cottonwood tree stands all by itself next to this emerald river in Zion National Park. Per request, this photo can be deleted and replaced with a bridge shot of the watchman!
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AwarenessNovember 12, 2012
Do you ever notice when you're out there taking pictures your level of awareness fluctuates?
It would be egotistical if if I said I'm aware 100% of the time when the camera is in hand, regardless of high end camera or Iphone. A person's awareness fluctuates most of the time otherwise we wouldn't have car accidents or a broken camera here and there, had a few occasions of both myself! I've past this scene so many times before and standing in this spot looking through the viewfinder wouldn't show me this scene the way it's being displayed on the screen. First you have the idea come to you at some point in time, either at the moment you're there, or before or after. This isn't one of the checklist shots where photographers gather and point the camera in certain general directions. It's an idea that came to me just like every other photographer gets ideas. The idea was worked until everything that didn't relate was excluded. Connect with your ideas until you are fully satisfied!
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The Maxi Cosi pebble footmuff is a brilliant piece of design, the footmuff has a inner liner which is nice and soft and also keeps the heat in. The footmuff also comes with a little hood,n again comfy, but is perfect for keeping the cold wind away from your little one.
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How many brake pads do you think we get through out during our mountain bike holiday season? For me it´s usually a set or two a month, more if we get bad weather. It adds up, meaning around 15-20 sets of brake pads a year and if you are buying them in the shops, even with a friendly price, it is a few hundred euros. I have tried various online shops with mixed success, some of them have been excellent and others variable. Recently I was contacted by Rahox to test some of their mountain bike brake pads. Read on to see how I got on. Read the post »
It was a comfortable 13 degrees in the Basque Country, with pretty blue skies and dry trails. Why then did we drive an hour south, deep into the frozen tundra of Navarra, where there were cloudy skies and cold winds forecast? Why were we pulling on thermals and filling flasks of coffee when we could be donning t-shirts and finishing our ride with beer on the beach? The answer can only be because we are a special kind of stupid. Sometimes though, the good adventures follow stupidity.
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It has been a very long time since I had to make an effort to fit cycling into my life. I have always had the "it´s my job", top trump to play as I grab my kit and head out of the door. That all changed. It changed suddenly and it changed dramatically as the end of my 2013 guiding season arrived along with a new baby. Suddenly it wasn´t quite so simple to head out the door and escape on my mountain bike, suddenly I had to justify my rides, fit them in with other people, shorten them, thin them out and miss them all together. At first it wasn´t hard, the new baby kept me pretty busy and life filled the space where my mountain bike had been. That didn´t last though and soon I was getting twitchy and longing for the hills, the adrenaline and the dopamines. I needed to get out in the mountains, and soon it was obvious to my family as well.
The 2013 mountain bike season has drawn to a close and now is the time for me to look over the season´s photos and comments from guests and hope that is enough to keep me warm over the cold winter season! Read the post »
We closed our mountain bike holiday season early this year to make way for a new arrival to the BasqueMTB family. Raising the next Basque-Scottish mountain biking champion takes priority! That meant that we only ran two Backcountry Pyrenees holidays this autumn, once again I´m really sorry for all the people who we turned away, normal service returns in April 2014 and the bookings are already stacking up. The last two holidays really made up for the slightly shorter season though, it really felt like all the hard work that we put into this trip has paid off and these weeks worked so well. Read the post »