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As of Thursday evening, we're intending to be at market this Saturday. Won't have a lot to sell yet, but we feel it's time to start making a presence. Probably 6-8 goose eggs and some fresh chives and mint, plus lots of farm information, a signup list for future on-farm events, and so on. Sounds like the first few weeks of market have been extremely busy, so we're looking forward to seeing it first-hand.
No freeze damage
We recieved no damage from the early week's freezes. Everything looks healthy and ready to start growing again. Such conditions do set us back, as much of the lettuce, beets, and radishes have not grown appreciably in several weeks due to the cold weather, but they're alive. Now with more temperate conditions on the way, I hope they'll get back to work. This will delay our real market products a few more weeks, but that's better than losing them.
The temps here never dropped to a damaging level; our thermometer read 29 both mornings. Even accounting for the frost pocket down at the valley bottom, that's not enough to damage what we had out. Still have no idea whether fruit growers were hit; I'll look forward to making some inquiries at market on Saturday.
Random animal photos
Sometimes I just need to step back and view the blog from the reader's point of view; what aspects of the farm just don't make it through my lens? With that in mind, here are a few gratuitous cute animal shots:
Market forces in food
A fascinating article in the Washington Post this morning:
Simplicity Becomes a Selling Point
The authors document numerous ways in which food manufacturers are shifting to simpler ingredient lists and displaying those lists more prominantly.
Last week, Snapple Beverage unveiled a reformulated line of drinks and an eight-figure marketing campaign emphasizing that its iced teas are made from green and black tea and "real" sugar. Frito-Lay is boasting that its potato chips, tortilla chips and even Fritos are each made with just three ingredients. The hope: that consumers will equate fewer ingredients with healthfulness, even when it comes to ice cream and chips.
"It's a convergence of health, food safety, taste and traceability," said Phil Lempert, a food and consumer behavior analyst who calls himself the Supermarket Guru. "People are reading labels more carefully than they were previously. When they pick up a product and it has 30 ingredients and they don't know what half of them are, they are putting it back on the shelves."
This seems a very good development. Of course, there's an element of greenwashing here, but greenwashing in the service of an admirable change is not the end of the world.
What I find interesting here is that once again, consumer demand and cultural shifts are doing a far better job than most government policies at creating a needed change. This new approach from food companies has very little to do with proposed laws; it's all about the news and people's shopping habits. If this really takes hold, far ahead of slow-moving government efforts to reform the food system, it has the potential to change our food system far to the better. Just like sweatshops and organics in Walmart, these shifts are happening because of customer feedback to companies who then willingly respond in an effective way, not well-meaning laws that force companies to respond in an ineffective way.
Now, there is very much a role for government here. Rather than mandating over-zealous food safety standards, government could instead mandate better packaging and ingredient standards. Requiring processors to make ingredient lists large and prominent, with the source of every ingredient (lists if necessary), would go a long way toward allowing customers to make the sort of informed decisions that appropriately influence a free market. Let customers make their own food choices, but make it very clear on the bag, box, or carton exactly how many countries those ingredients came from, what they are, and so on. Heck, I'd even consider requiring produce to have an informational card stating what pesticides and fertilizers were used.
Companies like Dole are moving toward this sort of thing, by inserting codes that you can enter online to see the farm on which the fruit came from. That's cute, but far too susceptible to greenwashing. But it's a start, and if they start doing the same thing for ingredients and growing/production methods, we'd really get somewhere. Imagine if Product A came with a large label saying "ingredients potentially from countries T-Z, with products from facilities in states A-D, final assembly in F". That's entirely doable from the manufacturer's point of view, and provides the consumer with the information they need to make a decision. And, if you're going to pass a top-down one-size-fits-all law, at least pass one that's naturally easier on producers already doing what you want the law to achieve (like small farms and simple foods, for whom this would be quite easy to comply with).
Government itself is not the problem, just the current philosophy of how it should be applied.
First sales of the year!
We've officially opened our sales season for the year, setting up a booth at Saturday's Spring Roundup Community Day, sponsored by the Columbia Farmers Market. We don't have too much product yet, especially as the last few weeks' cold weather has slowed the growth of our lettuce, beets, radishes, and so on. But we had fresh goose eggs, blown goose eggs, and fresh chives & mint. We sold almost everything, and had quite a bit of interest in the eggs. If I could magically conjure up more geese, we'd be able to sell a lot more eggs. I already heard back from one customer who loved them. I also talked to a couple whose young son is allergic to chicken eggs, and who are desperate for a local source of non-chicken eggs (they currently drive to Jeff City to buy duck eggs). We don't have enough eggs to supply their needs, but I told them I had a few contacts who might, and to check back with us next week at market. A good example of the failure of our national food system to provide diversity.
The primary purpose of the day, however, was informational. We've spent some time putting together a good market stand setup with useful information, and wanted to give potential customers a chance to learn about us and ask questions. That, after all, was part of the point of organizing this event in the first place. On the table ablove, you see lots of photos, plus two binders containing our organic paperwork, records, and the NOP standards. I want customers to understand what Organic means and why it matters to have the seal. There's also a signup sheet for notification of future on-farm events.
We'll be at the Saturday market starting this coming week. It's going to be a little while yet before we have enough product to financially justify coming, but goose eggs and fresh herbs are popular, and I want to start establishing a presence and drawing in customers. Look for us there!
Preparing for the freeze
We spent a busy Sunday afternoon preparing for the coming killing freeze, working as the temperature steadily fell and a cold misty rain fell that was almost, but not quite, snow.
I got a call from a TV reporter trying to find out more about the freeze and its effects on local farms; she asked if she could come out to film us working to protect our crops. I said no (I got the sense a lot of farmers had been turning her down). I have a very low opinion of TV news, and no matter how much they promise to not be in the way, they would be during a very busy day. It's tough, though, because the media so often gets these kinds of stories terribly wrong. I remember an incident leading up to the 2007 freeze in which a local newspaper reporter called me to check facts on a story he was running the next day, in which he claimed that the freeze would mean no local vegetables that year. I had to explain the difference between long-lived, early-budding fruit trees and annual/seasonal vegetable crops that weren't even in the ground yet; he really didn't know the difference between an apple tree and a tomato plant. And if he hadn't happened to call when I was near the phone that afternoon, that story might have run. Just frightening.
In any case, this is the sort of thing we're trying to protect. Above, you see a just-emerged lettuce seedling. We have many beds of very young lettuce, beets, radishes, and more that are fairly cold-hardy when older, but when they're just a day or two out of the ground, can be damaged or badly set back by sub-30s temperatures. We're not sure how our larger lettuces and plants will do either, but if the next three nights knock all the newly emergent stuff out, we'll have lost a lot of money. Hence work like this:
Above you see an example of the clear plastic hoops we use as mini-greenhouses on some of our lettuces, radishes, and spinach. They work pretty well and I think the more mature plants in these setups will be ok. Behind the hoops, Joanna is spreading thick straw mulch over beds with young plants or just-germinating seeds. Loosely scattered, the straw holds a multitude of air pockets that act as a reasonably insulating blanket.
The problem with straw is that it can be hard to pull back off, especially when you have very young and delicate plants underneath. For the youngest beds, we spread old sheets first and apply the straw over that. This adds another layer of temperature protection, and makes it easier to pull the mulch off the plants.
Of course, one of the problems of a multi-night freeze is that you can't easily take these measures on and off during the day. So all these plants are going to have to hibernate under the mulch and blankets through at least Wednesday; we're taking the risk that a few days without sunlight is less destructive than 25 degrees.
Plants aren't the only thing we're trying to protect. I've been trying to get the foundation piers for our new prep shed poured for weeks now, and haven't had a window in which the ground was dry enough AND there wasn't frost in the forecast. I finally got my window last week, but the concrete hasn't fully cured yet. So I covered each pier with an old shirt or sweater, then a big piles of straw mulch. Hopefully this keeps the worst of the freeze away and maintains the integrity of the concrete:
More freezes on the way
As of early Friday morning, the NWS forecast for Sunday-Tuesday shows another classic spring system moving through, with the typical low-pressure cycle of a very warm day followed by storms and a night or two of cold. In this case, we have another chance of snow and predicted lows for Monday night of 26.
One thing I've learned in years of closely tracking NWS; their forecasts are pretty good, but they always overestimate the lows associated with a strong cold front (or at least the St Louis office does). Any time you see a system like this, you can virtually guarantee they're going to keep revising the nightime lows behind the cold front down a few degrees as the system approaches. If I could place bets on this, I'd have my retirement fund in hand. So when I see that they've already pegged Monday night for 26, I get real nervous about any vegetation and crops.
We can already tell the difference in our produce from the last few weeks' readjustment toward cooler, wetter conditions after the absurdly early spring. Other than the peas, most things aren't growing very fast. The lettuce and beets are just sitting there, going semi-dormant in the frequent cold nights. The beets are of especial concern, because most of them are still just emergent with their tender first leaves. Though they're generally pretty hardy, a hard mid-20s freeze will hit a lot of plants; even if it just sets them back, it's a problem.
And that doesn't take into account all the natural vegetation; many trees are well into their bloom and many animals are becoming active. 2007 had multiple consecutive nights of temps near the teens; we're not anywhere near that yet, but if this system stays on track you're going to see a Freeze Warning issued by NWS for Monday.
Chances are we'll be out there Sunday or Monday with lots of bed sheets, straw, and more to protect the many, many beds we now have in production.
UPDATE: Is there a Reno pool on the NWS that I could invest in? At 5:55AM this morning they posted the following Special Weather Statement:
I've been calling this for over a month now. Reporters, take notice.
Organic Inspection in photos
We had a special guest during yesterday's organic inspection: photographer Catherine Szalkowski. Cat contacted us back in February, interested in conducting a long-term project tracking the transition of an integrated farm through the seasons. She's been coming to the farm once or twice a week ever since, spending the day quietly following us through our daily work, and has become a comfortable and welcome part of our lives.
Organic certification – inspection recap
Our official Organic inspection took place yesterday, and I think it's fair to say it went well. Having never gone through the process before, I'll walk through it for the interest of customers and farmers alike who may be wondering how this works.
We're certifying through MOSA, a non-profit agency that is trained and approved by the USDA to handle organic certifications. Some states have their own government-run programs, like Iowa, but Missouri killed its program years ago. So we're using Wisconsin-based MOSA because we liked their approach, setup, and philosophy best of all the agencies we looked at (they're based in and focused on the Midwest and were very approachable with questions and concerns). They have some inspectors on staff, but not enough farms in Missouri yet to justify a trip down, so they hired an independent organic inspector based in Kansas City to do our inspection and prepare a report.
He showed up right on time at 10:00 am, and began by spending a little time interviewing us about our background in farming, choice of methods & location, justification for going organic, and so on. Much of this is written into our application, but understandably he wanted to see if the reality on the ground matched the paperwork. Really, that's what the inspection is all about; it's one thing to send in a 100-page set of documents, but it's another to demonstrate the viability and reality of those documents' contents to an independent, knowledgeable inspector.
So after talking through our backgrounds, methods, philosophies, and so on, we toured the farm. He needed to see all our growing areas, and asked a lot of questions about management practices, the surrounding landscape, and so on. For example, he was checking to make sure no ground uphill from our fields could be contaminated, for example by a conventional agricultural field with runoff. Not a problem; the forested ridges on most sides of our farm provide Organic's dream buffer zone. In many cases he was checking that things were as we said they were; are there fields we didn't declare? Activities we were hiding? Suspicious-looking sprayer in the barn? Did our maps match reality? Was there evidence of pesticide use or other prohibited activities?
As any photographer knows, reality can be framed in such a way as to send a very different impression from the overall picture. Our Organic application is a like a photograph, sending the picture of the farm that we intended to. The Inspection is like an auditor gazing around the entire scene after the shutter snaps, looking at what else might be there and whether the photographer captured the scene fairly and accurately.
After we'd finished the physical walkthrough, we returned to the house for more interviews and questioning which covered our methods, knowledge, and so on in some detail. He also needed to inspect our receipts, seed packages, and physical records, again to ensure that there was evidence of what we claimed and no evidence to the contrary.
All in all, the process took about three hours and felt, to us, like going through another graduate thesis defense (preparing the application with its copious record requirements felt like writing another thesis). My impression was that we passed with flying colors, and indeed when we were finished the inspector conveyed that he was very impressed and felt that our farm embodied the ideals of Organic (paraphrasing).
So now, we simply wait. He will write up a thorough report and send it to MOSA, where a certification review board will assess the report and our application and make a final decision about our status. Once we receive a notification of approval (which at this point we expect), we can start using the O-word officially and the USDA seal and so on. But we have no idea when that will be; it could be a month or two from now given how busy such organizations are this time of year. But at least it's a major step, and a good feeling to have an independent professional inspector approve of our operation.
Reminder: neat Market event this Saturday
Just a reminder of a very cool food & farming event coming up this Saturday afternoon:
The Spring Round Up Community Day will bring together local farmers, community members, gardeners, cooks, and all who enjoy fresh, local food. The afternoon event will feature speakers and workshops on diverse topics connected to food, agriculture, cooking, gardening, and home preservation of fresh foods. Local farmers will have booths at which customers and community members can stop to talk, ask questions, learn about the farms, and build relationships in a more relaxed setting than the farmers market. Come join us to learn about and take part in your local food supply!
We'll have a booth where you can learn more about our farm, and purchase some fresh goose eggs or blown eggshells for decorating.


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Wednesday, November 26, 2014
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Boy has this been a week from you know where. I was so afraid that we would have a hard time finding some place to live. I have been so stressed and upset that I literally could hardly think straight. I think the worst part of this whole week wa... Read more
Thursday, November 20, 2014
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Better day but still not good. Ate with in calorie range but fast food not healthy eating. Walked 15 minutes. Got some news today that set me off on a tangent. Enough said. Got to get better. Off this weekend and I am going to climb a mountain ... Read more
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
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Not my best day. Lets say nothing went as I wanted today. I learned that I need my sleep. if I want to stay on track and need my oils for my mental heath. Praying for the strength to stay focused on my goals and keep on trucking.... Read more
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
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Getting ready to try to go to bed. Still having trouble getting to sleep. Any way a good day. Walked 2.5 miles but didn't enjoy it as much as usual. I was trying to increase my milage and just took some of the pleasure out of it. It was also ver... Read more
Monday, November 17, 2014
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A great day today. Meet my challenge, exercised. lost 1lb, ate within my nutritional range and spent the evening with some wonderful friends and meet some new friends. Had my Zyto scan done. Very interesting concept. It is supposed to measure th... Read more
Sunday, November 16, 2014
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Saturday, November 15, 2014
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Well another day bit the dust and my plans went out the window. To all my spark friends old and new know that your encouragement makes me keep coming back when I screw up. It has been a very busy 2 days at work and eating has been hit or miss. W... Read more
Friday, November 14, 2014
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Another day of cold weather here in Nashville. Got cold too quick and I am having a hard time dealing with it. Makes me lazy and want to stay inside. The arthritis pain don't help either. Well that's enough complaints for one day. Now for the go... Read more
Thursday, November 13, 2014
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Not my best day but not to bad either. Bailed on taking a walk as it was really cold and my arthritis really kicked my butt today. Ate well in the morning and afternoon but lost it at Dinner at Olive Garden with my best friend. We had a great ti... Read more
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
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Within all my parameters for my daily totals. Walked 10mins slowly but did it anyway. Still having abdominal pain but guess I just have to get used to that. It was a rainy dreary day today. Hope tomorrow is better.... Read more
Monday, November 10, 2014
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Well here I am again starting over. I have to believe that someday I will get this right.... Read more
Thursday, October 16, 2014
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Wednesday, October 15, 2014
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Busy day tomorrow. My aroma therapy class is this weekend in Knoxville. Will be gone all weekend. No husband, children or grandchildren. Kind of looking forward to a weekend by myself. I do not know anyone in the class or the teacher either. Now... Read more

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The Fifth Color | How much does AXIS change for Iron Man?
It's time to talk about Avengers/X-Men: AXIS, a crossover whose storyline effects aren't discussed much, whether in the current comics — which titles affected by the "axis" are really hit and miss — or with an eye to the future. I'm trying to re-read all my Hickman Avengers books to prep up for next year's Secret Wars, so AXIS gets left behind in the fan consciousness, which is a shame because the concept is really fascinating.
The Red Skull steals Professor Xavier's brain (a phrase I never get tired of typing) and uses his telepathy to become a super-powerful evil Nazi. All the heroes band together to stop him, and even get villains involved in the fight. Because something of Xavier is still present in his brain matter, the Scarlet Witch and Doctor Strange work up a spell that would flip who's in charge of his mind; the Red Skull would be the echo and Xavier could be in command long enough to get the heroic victory. When Doctor Strange goes down in the middle of the spell, Doctor Doom steps up to complete it and, unsurprisingly, things don't go according to plan.
While whatever happened to the Red Skull is still in question, the rest of the heroes and villains in the fight have switched alignments. Traditional bad guys are now acting heroic, and good guys have more villainous traits. Take Tony Stark, for example: He's a philandering ego-maniac, living it up in a fancy mansion on the West Coast and working on ridiculous technology with little to no care on its effects on the public. He's drinking again and dismissing his friends, leading Pepper to chastise him … and this all starts to sound like Iron Man 2.
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The Korean automaker has produced a one-off Sorento that brandishes the popular antihero's signature claws — and claw marks — to help promote the Blu-ray and DVD release of Fox's X-Men: Days of Future Past in Australia. The car also will be displayed in January at Melbourne Park for the duration of the Australian Open, which is sponsored by Kia.
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The name of the soundtrack for the Guardians of the Galaxy, Awesome Mix Volume 1, suggests that at some point we could see a second volume. However, before Volume 1 sold more than 500,000 copies, there was actually a "Volume Zero" — or at least a playlist put together by director James Gunn and production sound mixer Simon Hayes and used between takes on the set of the Marvel blockbuster.
How 'Guardians of the Galaxy' should have ended
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In the process, however, the video also addresses the blockbuster's burning question: What's with Thanos and that chair? As a bonus, there's also a war of words between Baby Groot and Batman that goes … well, pretty much as you'd expect.
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Siemens Healthcare and Marvel Custom Solutions have partnered for Iron Man: Early Warnings, an eight-page comic in which Daisy and her elementary-school classmates visit Stark Industries, where Tony Stark unveils the prototype for his newest invention: the Heath-Y-Meter, a device that glows brightest when the wearer's body is at its healthiest.
'Guardians of the Galaxy' soundtrack is free on Google Play
Considering the soundtrack has sold more than 540,000 copies, odds are that you already own Guardians of the Galaxy: Awesome Mix Volume 1. But on the off-chance that you don't, a digital version is now available for free to U.S. residents on Google Play. Canadians apparently can download it for 99 cents.
The soundtrack will arrive Nov. 28 on cassette from Marvel Music/Hollywood Records, available exclusively at independent retailers associated with Record Store Day. For sale through Dec. 31, each cassette will come with a digital download.
The Star-Lord & Rocket Raccoon hoodies you've wanted are here
ThinkGeek, which already offered Captain America and Winter Soldier hoodies, has added a couple of Guardians of the Galaxy sweatshirts to its lineup.
Seen in July at Comic-Con International, the licensed Star-Lord and Rocket Raccoon hoodies mimic the heroes' costumes; the former comes complete with mask, and the latter with ears (but alas, no tail). They're $79.99 each, but they might make a pretty good gift for those Guardians fans in your life. Or, y'know, treat yo self.
Black Widow and Hawkeye make their Disney Parks debut
Black Widow and Hawkeye made their Disney Parks debut over the weekend, appearing at Disneyland for the Avengers Super Heroes Half Marathon. According to the Disney Parks Blog, the were joined at the event by Thor, Captain America and a contingent of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents.
If you missed them, you may be out of luck, as Disney's Shawn Slater there are no plans for Black Widow and Hawkeye to visit Disneyland on a regular basis. However, Captain America, Thor and Iron Man maintain a presence at Innovations in Tomorrowland (interestingly, ROBOT 6's J.K. Parkin noted that Iron Man was nowhere to be seen at the Half Marathon).
Marvel/'Attack on Titan' artist reveals Female Titan print
Even as more details surface about the highly anticipated Marvel/Attack on Titan crossover, artist Gerardo Sandoval has debuted the limited-edition print he'll have for sale Saturday as the Festo Comic festival in Mexico City.
The illustration features the characters from Hajime Isayama's smash-hit manga fighting the Female Titan, who faces Marvel's Avengers in the new issue of Japan's Brutus magazine, on sale Saturday.
Creative process: Brunner, Renzi on 'Wolverine and the X-Men' #11
At Chris Brunner and Rico Renzi's blog The Kids Stick Together, the artist and colorist have shared some behind-the-scenes pieces from their recent three-page collaboration with writer Jason Latour on Wolverine and the X-Men #11. The creators provide a great deal of insight, and rather than try to summarize it here, ROBOT 6 has cherry-picked a few fun items, with Renzi's permission. He assured us they will do at least do one additional post analyzing another page in the very near future.
Comics A.M. | 'The 99′ creator on death threats, political pressure
Creators | In a new profile of Naif Al-Mutawa, the creator of the Islamic superhero comic The 99 addresses the death threats made against him by ISIS and the fatwa issued against the animated adaptation in Saudi Arabia, and reveals he recently met with Kuwaiti police "to answer the charges of being a heretic." Mutawa also blames pressure from "a handful of conservative bloggers" in the United States for The Hub not following through with plans to air the animated series. He said that after President Obama praised his work in 2010, attacks on him escalated in the United States, where he was painted as a jihadist "intent on radicalizing young kids to make them suicide bombers. And here [in the Gulf] I became an apostate Zionist. My mother told me growing up, be careful who your friends are because you end up inheriting their enemies. And that's what happened: I don't know President Obama. I'm very honored he called me out. But the hate became magnified after that." [Al-Monitor]
D is for Daredevil: Papercraft type based on Marvel characters
Captain America once proudly said the "A" doesn't stand for France, but in this intriguing art series neither does it stand for "America." Instead it's Archangel. But don't worry, Cap fans: He lays claim to "C."
Designer Eddy Ymeri has created an inventive papercraft series based on Marvel characters titled Superhero Caps. Created as a portfolio piece, the series depicts select letters using the colors, style and patterns of popular Marvel heroes and villains like Daredevil, the Hulk, Loki, and others. While Ymeri has only created 10 letters so far, these inspiring pieces may hit home for fans of design and comics. You can view them all at the website Ymeri set up, SuperheroCaps.
'Attack on Titan' cover unveiled for 'Brutus' magazine
Hajime Isayama's cover has been revealed for the 790th issue of Brutus, the Japanese pop-culture magazine that will include a crossover comic in which Marvel's Avengers fight Attack on Titan's 46-foot-tall Female Titan on the streets of New York City.
Alas, Isayayma's cover illustration doesn't depict that showdown, but rather the cast of his hit manga Attack on Titan reimagined as school children, hanging out in Tokyo's Ueno Park as danger looms in the distance.


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Law of the Sea Commemoration at the UN
Monday, 7 January 2013
Pictured (L to R): Professor John Norton Moore, Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon, and Satya Nandan
Dr. Ronán Long delivered a paper on dispute settlement and moderated a session at the United Nations – Nippon Foundation Fellowship Programme meeting, which was hosted by the Legal Affairs Division at the United Nations on December 10-12, 2012. The meeting built upon similar capacity building initiatives undertaken previously in Nairobi and Tokyo and coincided with the United Nations General Assembly commemoration of the thirtieth anniversary of the opening for signature of the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. The School of Law has collaborated with the UN since the inception of the programme by hosting mid-career legal professionals from Bangladesh, Myanmar, Mozambique, Sierra Leone and Guatemala. In his address to the General Assembly, Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon noted the commitment of the UN to the future growth of capacity building programmes over the coming decade including those hosted by universities in partnership with the Division on Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea at the UN.
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Last month, Young Money rapper Drake released a track titled 'Enough Said,' which features the vocals from the late R&B singer, and announced plans to executive produce a new posthumous album.
Following backlash from Aaliyah's fans and even her bereaved family, DMX has weighed in on the controversy and says Drake should have at least asked the likes of Missy Elliott and Timbaland, whom Aaliyah frequently worked with, to get involved in the project.
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In this video Q&A Robert McKee describes how screenwriters should write a non-linear story.
In this video Q&A Robert McKee describes how screenwriters should write a non-linear story.
Art Adams breaks down the particulars of a T-mobile spec commercial – including some very interesting insight when shooting in an all fluorescent environment
…We were able to turn off the overhead fluorescent fixtures in the center of the lobby but there were fluorescent cans along the walls that we couldn't kill. Rather than waste time removing the bulbs or covering them with black wrap we drowned them out by punching a couple of 1k Mickey Moles into the ceiling to recreate the overhead fluorescent look, and then we gelled the three can lights that impacted the acting area directly with 1/2 minus green. (I define "impacted" as "The actor will walk under them and turn green if we don't do something.")
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Dave Dugdale created this step-by-step green screen tutorial for Premiere CS5. He uses work lights, but he admits in his article that they do a bad job. Having said that. it's still an informative video.
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How do you get strangers to give you money for your film on Kickstarter? We've rounded up the top 25 successful Kickstarter pitches totaling over 2.2 million crowd funded dollars to get an idea of what works.
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of their existence was more closely connected than ever, since he
had seen the virtuous, innocent, imploring, and the constant
Amelia murdered by the jealous-hearted Farcillo, the accursed of
the land.
The following is the tragical scene, which is only introduced
to show the subject-matter that enabled Elfonzo to come to such
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divinity. I could write as convincing a chapter on Shakespear's
Dickensian prejudice against the throne and the nobility and gentry in
general as Mr Harris or Ernest Crosbie on the other side. I could
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commonplaces of war and patriotism, a privateer through and through.
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appointing constables, to the abuses in which he called attention
quite in the vein of the Fabian Society. He was concerned about
as long as possible in the shameless enjoyment of this already
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degradation: "You might behave decently at the last, Eliza." But
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powdered hair, its formal calmness gone, the dark-ringed eyes
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This work is freely based on an episode recounted in Ovid's Metamorphoses, the popular ancient poem published in Italian in Venice towards the end of the fifteenth century. In Ovid's account, Venus, accidentally wounded by one of her son Cupid's arrows, falls in love with the handsome hunter Adonis and, forgetting her divine duties, descends to earth to spend time with him. To please her young lover the goddess takes up hunting and pursues harmless prey, warning Adonis about the perils that can befall the hunter. When the goddess returns to her realm Adonis, careless of her warning, is slain by a wild boar (Metamorphoses, X, 519 ff.).Titian's canvas depicts the story in an unprecedented way, with Venus portrayed while trying to hold Adonis back from his dreadful fate. She pleads in vain, for although the hunter glances back at her, his body turns in the opposite direction, responding to the pull of the dogs. Adonis ignores the threatening signs of his fate: the fear shown by the small Cupid clenching a dove, and the stormy clouds on the far right. Titian's composition was probably inspired by figures on a Roman sarcophagus; the female body seen from behind may be based on an ancient design of Psyche discovering Cupid, known in the Renaissance as the Bed of Polyclitus, often found on reliefs and gems (Panofsky 1969, Rosand 1975, and Wethey 1975). The contrapposto of the figure and its ties to antique sculpture suggest that the painting represents the artist's response to the Renaissance concept known as the paragone, or rivalry of the arts of painting and sculpture.Titian's studio produced numerous versions of the Venus and Adonis that can be divided into two major groups, known as the Farnese type and the Prado type (Wethey 1975, Bayer 2005, and Penny 2008). This example belongs to the Farnese type and probably follows the example painted by Titian in Rome for Cardinal Alessandro Farnese around 1545–46 (now lost, but known through an engraving by Sir Robert Strange of about 1769), which would account for the artist's knowledge of ancient sources and Raphael's work there. A painting in the National Gallery of Art, Washington, is derived from the same source. In both of these cases the artist returned to the composition decades later, perhaps as late as the last decade of his life. The Prado type, so named for the version sent in 1554 to Philip II in Spain (Museo del Prado, Madrid), differs from this one in numerous details: the shape of the canvas, the inclusion of an additional dog, the substitution of a sleeping cupid, the inclusion of Venus's carriage in the sunburst at the upper right, and changes in some of the still life details. These compositions were enormously influential on artists ranging from Veronese to Rubens.The Venus and Adonis is one of a group of canvases that Titian called poesie. By referring to the painting with this term Titian was aware of the comparison he was establishing with poetry as he imbued his work with the allusive and evocative power characteristic of the written word (Rosand 1972). The myth here may become a metaphor for the cycle of nature, through the death of Adonis and his return in the form of a flower, and an allegory of the perils of life guided by fate rather than reason (Gentili 1980).[2011]
Mariscotti family, Palazzo Mariscotti, Rome (until about 1804; sold to Camuccini); [V. Camuccini, Rome, until 1804; sold through James Irvine to Buchanan]; [William Buchanan, London, from 1804]; John Bligh, 4th Earl of Darnley, Cobham Hall, Kent (by 1816–d. 1831); Earls of Darnley, Cobham Hall (1831–1900); Ivo Francis Walter Bligh, 8th Earl of Darnley, Cobham Hall (1900–25; his sale, Christie's, London, May 1, 1925, no. 79, for £2,415 to Knoedler); [Knoedler, London and New York, 1925–27; sold for $80,000 to Bache]; Jules S. Bache, New York (1927–d. 1944; his estate, 1944–49; cats., 1929, unnumbered; 1937, no. 17; 1943, no. 16)
London. British Institution. 1816, no. 125 (as "Adonis going to the Chace," lent by the Earl of Darnley).London. Royal Academy of Arts. "Winter Exhibition," 1876, no. 119 (as "Venus and Adonis," lent by the Earl of Darnley).Detroit Institute of Arts. "Sixth Loan Exhibition of Old Masters: Paintings by Titian," February 1–15, 1928, no. 19 (lent by Mr. Jules Bache, New York).Art Gallery of Toronto. "Loan Exhibition of Paintings," November 1–December 1, 1935, no. 26 (lent by Jules S. Bache, Esq., New York).San Francisco. California Palace of the Legion of Honor. "Venetian Painting," June 25–July 24, 1938, no. 71 (lent by the Bache Collection, New York).New York. World's Fair. "Masterpieces of Art: European Paintings and Sculpture from 1300–1800," May–October 1939, no. 384 (lent by the Jules S. Bache collection, New York).New York. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "The Bache Collection," June 16–September 30, 1943, no. 16.Stockholm. Nationalmuseum. "Konstens Venedig," October 20, 1962–February 10, 1963, no. 97.New York. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Venetian Paintings in the Metropolitan Museum," May 1–September 2, 1974, no catalogue.Leningrad [St. Petersburg]. State Hermitage Museum. "100 Paintings from the Metropolitan Museum," May 22–July 27, 1975, no. 4.Moscow. State Pushkin Museum. "100 Paintings from the Metropolitan Museum," August 28–November 2, 1975, no. 4.Athens. National Pinakothiki, Alexander Soutzos Museum. "Treasures from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York: Memories and Revivals of the Classical Spirit," August 15–November 15, 1979, no. 42.Washington. National Gallery of Art. "Titian: Prince of Painters," October 28, 1990–January 27, 1991, no. 60.Paris. Grand Palais. "Le siècle de Titien: L'âge d'or de la peinture à Venise," March 9–June 14, 1993, no. 256.Braunschweig. Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum. "Amors Pfeil: Tizian und die Erotik in der Kunst," September 4–November 9, 2003, no. 15.
James Irvine. Letter to William Buchanan. June 30, 1804 [published in Ref. Buchanan 1824], writes from Rome that he has bought the picture for Buchanan from "the younger Camuccini," who bought it from the Mariscotti palace; as by Titian. W[illiam]. Buchanan. Memoirs of Painting, with a Chronological History of the Importation of Pictures by the Great Masters into England since the French Revolution. London, 1824, vol. 1, p. 123; vol. 2, p. 153, as in the collection of the Earl of Darnley; publishes the letter from Irvine to Buchanan with details of its acquisition [see Ref. Irvine 1804]. [Gustav Friedrich] Waagen. Treasures of Art in Great Britain. London, 1854, vol. 3, pp. 18–19, as at Cobham Hall, in the collection of the earl of Darnley. G[iovanni].-B[attista]. Cavalcaselle and J[oseph].-A[rcher]. Crowe. Tiziano, la sua vita e i suoi tempi. 2, repr., 1974. Florence, 1878, pp. 95–96 [English ed., "The Life and Times of Titian," 2 vols., London, 1881, vol. 2, pp. 151–52], call it a mediocre copy or imitation by a later artist of the version formerly in the Farnese collection (now lost). Casimir Stryienski. La Galerie du Régent Philippe, duc d'Orléans. Paris, 1913, p. 46. August L. Mayer. "Tizianstudien." Münchner Jahrbuch der bildenden Kunst, n.s., 2 (1925), pp. 276–79, fig. 7, as with Knoedler, London and New York. Frank E. Washburn Freund. "Paintings by Titian in America." International Studio 90 (May 1928), p. 39, ill. p. 41, dates it about 1555; calls it superior in some ways to the version in the Prado. Frank E. Washburn Freund. "Leih-Ausstellungen in Amerikanischen Museen." Der Cicerone 20 (1928), p. 258, ill. p. 256. Walter Heil. "The Jules Bache Collection." Art News 27 (April 27, 1929), pp. 3–4. A Catalogue of Paintings in the Collection of Jules S. Bache. New York, 1929, unpaginated, ill. August L. Mayer. "Die Sammlung Jules Bache in New-York." Pantheon 6 (December 1930), p. 542. Ludwig Burchard in Unknown Masterpieces in Public and Private Collections. 1, London, 1930, unpaginated, under no. 24, assigns it to the second, later, group of paintings of this subject, along with the Washington picture, which he believes to be the last of all the versions. Bernhard Berenson. Italian Pictures of the Renaissance. Oxford, 1932, p. 573. Wilhelm Suida. "Tizians 'Kind mit der Taube'." Belvedere 11 (July–December 1932), p. 166, fig. 147, groups it with the Washington version and a smaller example in a private collection, Paris. Bernhard Berenson. Pitture italiane del rinascimento. Milan, 1936, p. 493. A Catalogue of Paintings in the Bache Collection. under revision. New York, 1937, unpaginated, no. 17, ill. A Catalogue of Paintings in the Bache Collection. rev. ed. New York, 1943, unpaginated, no. 16, ill. Hans Tietze. Titian: The Paintings and Drawings. 2nd, rev. ed. London, 1950, p. 402, calls it a studio replica of the Washington painting. Edoardo Arslan. Letter. April 21, 1952, calls it a school work. Rodolfo Pallucchini. Tiziano: Lezioni tenute alla Facoltà di Lettere dell'Università di Bologna durante l'Anno 1953–54. Bologna, [1953–54], vol. 2, p. 77, attributes it to Titian and dates it after 1560. Hans Tietze. "An Early Version of Titian's Danae: An Analysis of Titian's Replicas." Arte veneta 8 (1954), p. 202, tentatively suggests that the smaller versions of the composition, including this one, may be studio replicas by Orazio Vecellio. Bernard Berenson. Italian Pictures of the Renaissance: Venetian School. London, 1957, vol. 1, p. 189; vol. 2, pl. 997. Cecil Gould. The Sixteenth-Century Venetian School. London, 1959, pp. 99–100, under no. 34, dates it after 1554, later than the Prado painting; discusses in detail the two groups of versions and the issues connected with their provenance and dating. Francesco Valcanover. Tutta la pittura di Tiziano. Milan, 1960, vol. 2, pp. 44–45, pl. 91 [English ed., "All the Paintings of Titian," New York, 1960, vol. 3, p. 47, pl. 91]. Erwin Panofsky. Problems in Titian, Mostly Iconographic. New York, 1969, p. 151 n. 34, suggests that Venus's pose derives from the Roman relief of Psyche and Cupid known as the "Bed of Polyclitus" (Hewett collection, Ashford, Kent), by way of the figure of Hebe in Raphael's "Marriage of Psyche" (Villa Farnesina, Rome). Francesco Valcanover in L'opera completa di Tiziano. repr., 1978. Milan, 1969, p. 129, no. 428, ill. p. 128, attributes it to Titian with assistants and dates it 1560 or later. Rodolfo Pallucchini. Tiziano. Florence, 1969, vol. 1, pp. 142, 315; vol. 2, pl. 475, dates it about 1560–65. Harald Keller. Tizians Poesie für König Philipp II von Spanien. Wiesbaden, 1969, p. 191, calls it a copy after the Washington painting. Calvin Tomkins. Merchants and Masterpieces: The Story of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York, 1970, p. 316 [rev., enl. ed., 1989]. David Rosand. "'Ut Pictor Poeta': Meaning in Titian's 'Poesie'." New Literary History 3, no. 3 (1972), p. 539 n. 31, calls the MMA and Washington paintings "smaller format studio variants of the composition"; further explores the influence of the "Bed of Polyclitus" on the composition [see Ref. Panofsky 1969]. Burton B. Fredericksen and Federico Zeri. Census of Pre-Nineteenth-Century Italian Paintings in North American Public Collections. Cambridge, Mass., 1972, pp. 202, 475, 608. Federico Zeri with the assistance of Elizabeth E. Gardner. Italian Paintings: A Catalogue of the Collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Venetian School. New York, 1973, pp. 81–82, pl. 95, state that "although some parts, especially areas in the landscape, are too weak to have been painted by Titian himself, the major part, including the three figures, can be considered his work"; date the MMA and Washington paintings to the late 1560s. Harold E. Wethey. "The Mythological and Historical Paintings." The Paintings of Titian. 3, London, 1975, pp. 59, 192–93, no. 43, pl. 97, attributes it to Titian and workshop and dates it about 1560–65. David Rosand. "Titian and the 'Bed of Polyclitus'." Burlington Magazine 117 (April 1975), p. 245 n. 17. Sylvia Hochfield. "Conservation: The Need is Urgent." Art News 75 (February 1976), pp. 32–33. Fern Rusk Shapley. Catalogue of the Italian Paintings. Washington, 1979, vol. 1, pp. 493, 495 n. 6, states that the MMA and Washington paintings are "both attributed to Titian and studio and both believed to date in the mid-1560s". Howard Hibbard. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York, 1980, p. 276, fig. 505. Fritz Heinemann Università degli Studi di Venezia. "La bottega di Tiziano." Tiziano e Venezia. Vicenza, 1980, p. 437, attributes it to Orazio Vecellio. Jaynie Anderson. "Giorgione, Titian and the Sleeping Venus." Tiziano e Venezia. Vicenza, 1980, p. 339 n. 22, calls the MMA and Washington paintings workshop variants of the lost Farnese picture. Augusto Gentili. Da Tiziano a Tiziano: mito e allegoria nella cultura veneziana del Cinquecento. Milan, 1980, pp. 115–16, 215 nn. 16, 17, fig. 72, attributes it to Titian with the collaboration of assistants and dates it to the end of the 1560s. David Alan Brown in Titian: Prince of Painters. Exh. cat., Palazzo Ducale. Venice, 1990, pp. 328–30, no. 60, ill. (color), states that cleaning in 1976 revealed that the picture is in large part executed by Titian himself, and that the palette is typical of his work of the 1560s. Colnaghi in America: A Survey to Commemorate the First Decade of Colnaghi New York. New York, 1992, p. 131. Marjorie E. Wieseman in The Age of Rubens. Exh. cat., Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Boston, 1993, p. 586, under no. 127, calls it a replica of the Prado painting. Francesco Valcanover in Le siècle de Titien: L'âge d'or de la peinture à Venise. Exh. cat., Grand Palais. Paris, 1993, pp. 616–17, no. 256, ill. pp. 238 (color) and 616 [2nd ed., rev. and corr., 1993, pp. 672–73, no. 256, ill. pp. 238 (color) and 672], following the cleaning in 1976, finds that the painting is superior to the version in Washington, mostly by Titian with minimal studio assistance, and dates from 1560–65. Rona Goffen. Titian's Women. New Haven, 1997, pp. 248, 250, 314 n. 110, fig. 146. Bruce D. Sutherland. "A Subtle Allusion in Titian's 'Venus and Adonis' Paintings." Venezia Cinquecento 9 (January–June 1999), pp. 37–38, 42, 46, 49, 51 nn. 16, 18, fig. 4, proposes that in his versions of this subject Titian intentionally positioned Adonis's spear over Venus's breast in order to allude to the "arrow pierced heart". Maria Agnese Chiari Moretto Wiel in Filippo Pedrocco. Titian. New York, 2001, pp. 228, 260, no. 216, ill. (color). Old Master Paintings: Part One. Sotheby's, London. July 10, 2003, p. 12, under no. 4, calls it a "partially autograph variant" of the lost Farnese painting. Mila Horký. Amors Pfeil: Tizian und die Erotik in der Kunst. Exh. cat., Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum. Braunschweig, 2003, pp. 10, 13, 18, 60–62, 64, 66, 68, 79, 85, 97, no. 15, colorpl. III, ill. p. 60 and on front and back covers (color details). David Rosand. "Inventing Mythologies: The Painter's Poetry." The Cambridge Companion to Titian. Cambridge, 2004, p. 292 n. 24. Meryle Secrest. Duveen: A Life in Art. New York, 2004, pp. 306–7. Linda Borean. "Il carteggio Giovanni Maria Sasso - Abraham Hume." Lettere artistiche del Settecento veneziano. 2, Verona, 2004, p. 227 n. 185. Andrea Bayer. "North of the Apennines: Sixteenth-Century Italian Painting in Venice and the Veneto." Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin 63 (Summer 2005), pp. 12, 14–15, fig. 11 (color), ill. on cover (color detail), suggests that Titian based the composition not directly on Ovid, but on a retelling of the story by the Spanish writer Diego Hurtado de Mendoza published in Venice in 1553. Nicholas Penny. "Venice 1540–1600." The Sixteenth Century Italian Paintings. 2, London, 2008, pp. 277, 283, 289 n. 19, p. 291 nn. 69–70, pp. 449, 451 n. 16, thoroughly discusses all the versions of the composition, calling the MMA painting partly autograph.
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Recipe Categories
- Health & Diet Considerations
- Low carbohydrate
- Low cholesterol
- Low saturated fat
- Low sodium
- Heart healthy
- Healthy weight
- Gluten free
- Diabetes appropriate
- Low calorie
- Total Time
- 30 minutes or less
- Servings
- 4
- Preparation/ Technique
- No-cook
- Meal/Course
- Dinner
- Style/Theme
- Budget
- Everyday favorites
- Kid-friendly
- Picnic
- Vegetarian
- Type of Dish
- Side dish, vegetable
- Ethnic/Regional
- American
- Ease of Preparation
- Easy
- Publication
- May/June 2010


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Rockefeller Christmas Tree lighting
Scores gathered Wednesday night to watch the annual lighting ceremony for the 80-year-old spruce at Rockefeller Center in Manhattan. The 45,000 lights on the 80-foot-high Norwegian spruce were lit during a celebration televised on NBC and hosted by Al Roker and Savannah Guthrie. The tree will remain lit every evening until Jan. 7. (Nov. 28, 2012)
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