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This week's Booktopia Book Trailer of the Week goes to Adam Liaw's new cookbook Adam's Big Pot.
Nice work Adam and the team from Hachette Australia!
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Adam's Big Pot
Easy Meals for Your Family
Want simple, healthy and delicious meals? Quickly? Masterchef winner Adam Liaw is back to help!
Adam's Big Pot is a cookbook for modern families. In his latest cookbook, Adam Liaw shows you how to prepare easy family meals and gives new answers for that age-old question: 'What's for dinner?' In this beautifully photographed cookbook, Adam takes a practical and creative approach to family cooking, creating new flavours from ingredients you already know, all in just one big wok, pan, dish or pot.
From fresh Vietnamese salads and simple South African curries, to Korean grilled pork belly and one-pot Japanese classics, the dishes in Adam's Big Pot are basic enough for the novice home cook, affordable enough to feed the whole family, and can all be made from basic supermarket ingredients. Whether you're after easy classics like shaking beef, mee goreng and lamb vindaloo or looking to add new dishes to your repertoire like tiger-skin chicken, snapper rice and Japanese souffle cheesecake, Adam's Big Pot is your guide to simple, creative family cooking.
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As a huge fan of Adam Reed's 2006 Adult Swim animated series Frisky Dingo, who was disappointed by the cancellation of spin-off series The Xtacles after just two episodes, I was elated to see Reed return with the James Bond spoof Archer which is just as, if not funnier than his first series. And it seems others agree too, with the series enjoying much wider distribution and name recognition, along with critical acclaim.
To those not in the know, Sterling Archer (H. Jon Benjamin) is chief secret agent at espionage agency ISIS, along with his inept cohorts who sometimes complete the mission as tasked, whilst at and other times failing spectacularly. Archer holds a particularly solid role at ISIS, no doubt solidified by the CEO role of his mother, Malory Archer (Jessica Walter), which generally allows him to indulge outrageous behaviors and side benefits, namely women and booze.
The third season of Archer picks up from the conclusion of series two, which finds Archers fiancee Katya Kazanova turncoat KGB agent, murdered by former agent, now cyborg; Barry. The 13 episode run of episodes are consistently solid and further the show, which sadly can't be said for the shows decidedly average fourth season.
Twentieth Century Fox should be congratulated for releasing the popular series on Blu-ray as well as DVD, along with the previous season two release, also on Blu-ray. However, conspicuous by its absence is the shows first season, released in the United States on a Region A locked disc, but in no other markets. Get to it, Fox!
Archer: Season Three is presented in the original aspect ratio of 1.78:1, encoded with AVC MPEG-4 compression.
Archer has a very specific animation style, utilizing a mixture of rotoscope and CG elements and animated rather simplistically with Adobe After Effects. Video encoders love thick blocks of chunky color and compress the image here with ease, even with the generous bitrate allocated. Subsequently, Archer on Blu-ray looks spectacular.
The transfer is very crisp and sharp, although the style of animation is not overly detailed. I did spot some occasional aliasing on some digital animation elements that have clearly been upscaled, but these don't interfere too much. Color balance is very good, with bright and vibrant hues.
Overall, a good transfer, but one that would have admittedly been harder to break than to present well.
Archer: Season Three is presented in DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, at 24 bits.
The sound design of Archer favors the front sound stage, so this is hardly going to become a new Blu-ray demo disc. It is however perfectly competent and does its job without creating any problems.
Dialogue comes across well, from the talented voice cast. Audio sync is about as good as expected from animation. The surrounds aren't used terribly aggressive, but remain relatively active throughout. The sub channel is called upon at times, but not with any huge bombast.
Sadly, Archer Season Three hits Blu-ray with a very scant collection of extra features. The world of Archer has a huge amount of possibilities, but the surface isn't even scratched.
Three episodes feature optional Audio Commentary with series creator Adam Reed, along with various voice artists. Naturally, these are far funnier than they are illuminating - but fans will definitely get a kick out of them.
Next up are a few very brief featurettes; Book on tape Fail which is a thinly veiled advertisement for the tie-in book, albeit one that's fully animated in the same style as the show proper. Cooking with Archer is a three minute parody of cooking shows, and the Gator 2 Trailer, Archer's home-made pitch for a sequel to Burt Reynolds' 1976 feature, is the payoff to the recurring joke.
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In a letter sent to congressional leaders this morning, the Software & Information Industry Association– the principal trade association for the software and digital content industries – joined with several other business and technology organizations in calling for increased funding to allow the Department of Justice to adequately handle its responsibilities under the Mutual Legal Assistance Treaties (MLATs).
Improving the MLAT is a highly cost-effective way both to enhance law enforcement and to ensure the smooth flow of international trade, which is why it has been established as a top priority by the United States Department of Justice (DOJ). Indeed, this is an investment worth making.
Why are MLATs important to begin with? They matter because they are the primary mechanism through which law enforcement agencies in different countries can collect evidence from each other. It is imperative that high standards are maintained in order to ensure due process. So, for example, the Department of Justice insists that foreign law enforcement agencies provide a probable cause justification for obtaining, say, an American citizen's e-mail records. Foreign law enforcement authorities are also obliged to ensure that the procedural safeguards they have established to protect their citizens are respected when U.S. prosecutors seek evidence overseas. MLATs are a mechanism for vital international law enforcement cooperation, as well as for ensuring due process.
The increased funding makes possible quicker processing of MLAT requests while at the same time protecting individuals' rights. Currently, it takes on average about a year to process an MLAT request. This is simply not acceptable. As the letter to the Congress notes: "With additional prosecutors, support personnel, and technology, the Department of Justice estimates it would narrow MLAT response times to a matter of weeks by the end of 2015." The establishment of a more streamlined MLAT process also helps to address the European Commission's call for action on rebuilding trust in EU-US data flows. The Commission's Communication on rebuilding trust mentions the MLAT as an element in this effort.
The MLAT reform initiative is one more example of the Software & Information Industry Association's (and other U.S. trade associations and companies) strong support for law enforcement and intelligence reform that protects the world from terrorist and law enforcement threats, as well as upholds fundamental values. Besides MLAT reform, SIIA once again urges Congress to approve Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) modernization reform, as well as for the international community to integrate the seven principles for surveillance that SIIA and the Information Technology Industry Council released on January 16, 2014.
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MISSISSIPPI STATE -- Soybeans have been an important commodity in Mississippi for more than 50 years, but recent advances have pushed the crop's value above $1 billion.
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The Connect 2020 Agenda outlines a broad range of goals and targets that countries worldwide have committed to achieve by 2020. Will the Caribbean succeed in meeting those goals? At an International Telecommunications Union conference last week, meeting participants unanimously adopted the 'Connect 2020 Agenda for Global Telecommunication/ICT Development'. The Agenda outlines the shared vision, …
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Oct 24 2014
"Generation Open" and Open Access
A discussion on Open Access, and its importance, in recognition of International Open Access Week. Whenever we need to research a subject, we no longer reach for a set of encyclopaedias, or head to our local library to pore through the periodicals and reference books stocked there. Instead, via the Internet, we access a wealth …
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Oct 22 2014
Online, offline, but still falling behind: challenges for Internet use in the Caribbean
Based on a recently published McKinsey report, a discussion on challenges for Internet use in the Caribbean. At recent count, although the global population was around 7.1 billion at the end of 2013, only 40%, or 2.8 billion are online (Source: Internet World Stats). Though that figure might seem impressive, thought leaders, such as McKinsey …
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Oct 20 2014
Roundup: for the week ending 19 October 2014
A roundup of ICT/technology news from across the Caribbean region for the period Monday 13 October to 19 October 2014. Monday, 13 October 2014 BTC's winning personalities honoured Bahamas – BTC recently honoured some very special BTC employees who had received the votes of their associates nationwide in nominations for most consistent hard work with …
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Seigal Appointed VP at Zodiak
Zodiac of North America, Inc., manufacturer of military and commercial inflatable boats and rigid-hull inflatable boats (RIBs), has hired Commander (Ret.) Steve Seigel to lead their military and professional business unit. Seigel's Naval career includes both enlisted and commissioned service in multiple SEAL and Underwater Demolition Teams, and the US Special Operations Command. Following his operational and command tours, he reported to the USSOCOM acquisition and logistics directorate after completing the Defense Systems Management College. "Commander Seigel was assigned to the program management office responsible for the development, testing, full rate production and delivery of the MK V Special Operations Craft, so we're excited about the experience and leadership he will bring to our team," commented J.J. Marie, President and CEO of Zodiac of North America. As the Program Manager, Seigel established the Combatant Craft Program Management Office (CCPMO), which combined the MK V, Naval Special Warfare RIB, and eventually, the SOC-R under one management effort. The CCMPO streamlined various independent levels of effort for each craft by defining commonalities and leveraging program funding. "This is a unique opportunity to join Zodiac. The Homeland Security and Homeland Defense organizations as well as DOD use Zodiac boats to complete critical missions and tasking
Brunswick, Zodiac Drop Suit
A lawsuit filed by Zodiac and its affiliated companies against Brunswick Corporation will be dismissed, according to an agreement reached last week by the two companies. Last summer, Zodiac of North America Inc., Zodiac International and its AVON Inflatables Ltd. Subsidiary filed a lawsuit against Brunswick Corporation that alleged Brunswick's Amanzi 380 Deluxe rigid-hull inflatable boat (RIB) infringed on a Zodiac patent and AVON's trade dress. The suit, filed in the U.S.
ZNA's J.J. Marie Inducted into French Legion of Honor
J.J. Marie, president and CEO of Zodiac of North America (ZNA), was inducted into he French Legion of Honor, holding the title Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur. He was presented with the award in January at a private ceremony in the residence of Francois Bujon de L'Estang, French ambassador to the U.S. in Washington, D.C. The Legion of Honor, which is considered France's highest honor, was created by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1802.
Zodiac of North America, Marie Retires
Zodiac of North America, Inc. announced that Jean-Jacques (J.J.) Marie, its President and Chief Executive Officer, is retiring from the company at the end of February. The company plans for Howard French to lead their Recreational Products division and Steve Seigel to lead their Military Products division. Marie, who will assist with the transition as a consultant, will also remain on the Board of Directors. Marie has been with the Zodiac family of companies for 25 years including serving as
People & Company News
D.F. Young Moves Headquarters International logistics service provider D.F. Young, Inc. has announced the relocation of its headquarters office from New York City to Jersey City, N.J. in the first quarter of 2001. The company is leasing 14,000 sq. ft. at 1 Journal Square in Jersey City, after operating from downtown New York for most of its 97-year history. "When this company was started in 1903, all the shipping companies and banks were located in downtown Manhattan
Zodiac Recreational Acquired by OpenGate Capital
OpenGate Capital, LLC, a private investment and acquisition firm, acquires Zodiac Recreational from Zodiac Marine & Pool. Zodiac Recreational designs, manufactures and distributes inflatable and Rigid Inflatable Boats (RIBs). Zodiac is a recognized brand in the nautical industry with an extensive range of products including RIBs, recreational tenders, inflatable boats, jet tenders, life rafts, and related boat accessories as well as two other branded lines of products
Zodiac Aids With New Self-Righting Design
Zodiac International has developed a new patented, self-righting technique to comply with the updated RoRo ferry liferaft regulations. Formulated by a team of technical engineers, the design is patented in both France and the U.S. - to be followed shortly by other jurisdictions. The self-righting design enables liferafts to automatically turn from a capsized position to an upright position on the surface of the water, regardless of whether they inflate in the inverted position underwater or on
MOL, Changes to N America Sales Team
MOL (America) Inc.'s Product Management Team has announced changes to its North America Sales Management. Effective immediately, Dennis Sheehan, Vice President Atlantic Services will direct MOL's sales activities in the US Northeast, Midwest and Southeast regions, while Jim Galligan, Vice President Pacific Services will lead sales activities in the US Western States and Mexico. In their new assignments both gentlemen will report directly to Thomas M
MCA Approves First Ship Security Plans
The United Kingdom's Maritime & Coastguard Agency (MCA) has recently approved the first two Ship Security Plans for UK flagged vessels. It expects these to be the first of many before the implementation date of the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPS) on 1st July 2004. The first verifications of ships security systems have been scheduled for early November. The plan approved was for the vessel CMA – CGM Normandie
Kounalakis Joins OW Bunker N. America
OW Bunker, a reseller and physical supplier of marine fuels, announced the appointment of Georgia Kounalakis to its physical supply operation in North America. Kounalakis joins the region's senior team to take on responsibility for business development and help to drive further sales growth across North America, in line with the company's global expansion strategy. Kounalakis joins OW Bunker North America from Aegean Marine Petroleum Inc
US Port Congestion Hides Deeper Issues
Ports on the U.S. West Coast are currently suffering from chronic congestion, but are there deeper issues affecting their performance? Drewry's new report Container Terminal Capacity and Performance Benchmarks compares capacity and performance benchmarks for 500 terminals worldwide
Orlando Ashford is President, Holland America Line
Holland America Line announced today that effective Dec. 1 Orlando Ashford will join the company as president to lead the award-winning cruise line's brand and business, including its fleet of 15 premium vessels carrying approximately 850,000 guests annually to all seven continents
G6 Alliance Makes Seasonal Service Change
Pacific Atlantic 2 service has temporarily stopped calling European ports due to a seasonal change in market demand. The service portfolio between Asia and North America East Coast continues unchanged. Members of the G6 Alliance have adjusted one of its Pacific Atlantic services in response to
DP World London Gateway Attracting New Container Shippers
As Britain's new hub port celebrates its first birthday DP World London Gateway has expanded its network of shipping links and destinations, attracting a series of new deep-sea container shipping services. Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) has confirmed that from next month (December)
APM Terminals to Retain Full Ownership of Elizabeth Facility
APM Terminals announced today that it will not pursue the proposed joint venture for the ownership and operation of APM Terminals' Elizabeth, New Jersey facility. Eric Sisco, President of APM Terminals North America, stated: "APM Terminals and Brookfield worked closely with the
Seaspan's Vancouver Shipyard's Modernization Complete
Today, Seaspan's Vancouver Shipyards officially celebrated the completion of its two-year, $170M Shipyard Modernization Project ahead of schedule and under-budget. Funded entirely by Seaspan, this project has transformed Vancouver Shipyards into the most modern facility in North
Volvo Penta Enters New Distribution Center
New logistics center aims to speed delivery times across North America Volvo Penta announced the opening of the new Volvo Group Central Parts Distribution Center in Byhalia, Mississippi, in a move to optimize delivery performance and efficiency for dealers and OEM customers in North America.
Good Performance by Dun & Bradstreet in 3Q 2014
Dun & Bradstreet, the world's leading source of commercial information and insight on businesses, today reported results for the third quarter ended September 30, 2014. "We continue to make good progress against our strategy and we are beginning to build momentum on our top line
Schlumberger Debuts StingBlade Bit
Smith Bits, a Schlumberger company, announced today the introduction of StingBlade* conical diamond element bit. StingBlade bits increase run length and rate of penetration (ROP) while delivering improved steering response in directional applications.
Kalmar 5th Generation Gloria Reachstackers Enter US
Kalmar, part of Cargotec, is launching its highly acclaimed range of reachstackers, called Gloria into the Americas. The eagerly awaited launch follows the successful introduction of Gloria into European and APAC markets where Kalmar reachstackers have firmly established a reputation for
Holland America Line & Seabourn names Kammerer is V.P
Mark Kammerer has been named vice president, international marketing and sales for Holland America Line and Seabourn. In this role, he will be responsible for the companies' sales offices in the U.K., the Netherlands and Australia
LNG America, Buffalo Marine to Design LNG Bunker Fuel Network
LNG America announced it has entered an agreement with Buffalo Marine Service, Inc. (Buffalo Marine) to cooperate on the design of an LNG bunker fuel network for the U. S. Gulf Coast region. LNG America is developing a hub-and-spoke delivery system for LNG as fuel for the marine market and
Vice Presidents Rejig at Caterpillar Inc
Following the previous announcement regarding two group presidents' retirements and new responsibilities for another group president, Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE: CAT) today announced related changes at the vice president level, including the retirement of Vice President Steve Gosselin.
COWI NA Merges its Marine Companies
Ben C. Gerwick, Inc. and Ocean and Coastal Consultants, Inc. merger creates new player in the North American marine engineering market COWI North America, Inc. (COWI NA) announced that its two marine companies, Ben C. Gerwick, Inc. and Ocean and Coastal Consultants, Inc
Vancouver Welcomes Bulker on Her Maiden Voyage
The Port of Vancouver USA welcomed the M/V Jobst Oldendorff, commanded by Capt. Baisie of Ghana, on her maiden voyage October 16. Capt. Baisie and his 21-member multinational crew were welcomed to Vancouver by Oldendorff Port Captain Russell D'Souza


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GARDEN CITY, Kan. — The Garden City Police Department is investigating allegations of sexual exploitation of children.
In January, Garden City High School officials notified police after a student reported that nude photographs taken when she was 13 were being passed around by multiple high school students via phone messaging.
During the course of the investigation, Garden City Police say six suspects have been identified, ranging in age from 14 to 18 years old, along with two victims, ages 14 to 16. Information also led investigators to look into allegations of solicitation of nude photos of teenage girls.
Police say several other potential witnesses, victims and witnesses have been identified, but they're refusing to cooperate with authorities.
No arrests have yet been made, but police have filed affidavits with the Finney County Attorney's Office requesting charges of electronic solicitation of a child, sexual exploitation of a child, promoting obscenities to minors and interference with a law enforcement officer.
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Friday, November 22, 2013
Quotes Illustrated
100 Works of Art inspired by 100 Words authored by Lesley Riley. I don't think I can share with you how excited I am that one of my art pieces is one of the 100 Works of Art. For many months we were not able to let anyone know that a work of art we submitted to illustrate a specific quote picked out by Lesley was going to be published in a book. I was so excited when Lesley put out a call for artists to illustrate a quote she would select for you. I created a collage and when we can order the book and it is out there, I will show you a photo of that work of art and lead you to the order form.
Although November 22 has always been a reflective day for me - this 50 year anniversary is made less somber with Lesley sharing the news that the book proof is in and we will be able to order maybe by next week. As we head into this Thanksgiving week, let us all be reminded and grateful for all we have. My brother, nephew, Larcy, Phil, and Oliver we all be over at the Nest for Thanksgiving. I will keep you posted on my progress this week (yes I am off) with preparations!
Happy Friday! Don't know where you are - but where I am, they have started their Black Friday sales today. If you remember, retailers are losing a whole week from the shopping spree before Christmas since Thanksgiving falls in the last week of November. Last year, literally, this Friday would have been "Black Friday." Be kind to those shopping who get in your way. I will try to keep this in mind when I am driving my grocery cart around the aisles.
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Labels: Celebrations, Inspirations
3 comments:
- Bleubeard and Elizabeth said...
I was so glad to read that your entire family will be celebrating Thanksgiving with you again this year. I know Oliver will help the best way he knows how (grin).
Lucky you to be published. Glad to read that.
I have been watching the Kennedy specials all evening, so I have been in awe of everything that has been shown on the various channels. Glad you mentioned it, because I forgot to on my post today.
- November 22, 2013 at 11:14 PM
- Dianne said...
Congrats on being published, how exciting! and Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!
- November 27, 2013 at 9:14 AM
- Terri said...
Hello Marlynn,
Congratulations! How very exciting. I will be looking out for this book, can't wait to see your contribution. You know how I feel about your amazing art.
- November 30, 2013 at 10:40 PM
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Steps are being taken to improve the Government Hospitals and extend the kind of services available in some corporate hospitals to the poor, Vijayawada Central MLA Malladi Vishnu has said.
The MLA laid the foundation stone for the new ENT block to be constructed at an estimated cost of Rs.50 lakh in the old Government General Hospital in Hanumanpet here on Sunday.
The MLA said that the State Government had in all sanctioned Rs.9 crore for construction of buildings to improve amenities in Government Hospitals. Giving a break-up the MLA said Rs.1.10 crore had been sanctioned for the building of a psychiatry ward building and Rs.2.08 crore for a mother and child ward building.
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Dr. Jag M. Aggarwal has been practicing medicine for 36 years. Dr. Aggarwal graduated from the King George's Med Coll, Lucknow Univ, Lucknow, Up, India in 1978. He practices medicine in Kansas City, MO and 3 other locations and specializes in Allergy & Immunology and Allergy. Dr. Aggarwal is affiliated with Saint Lukes Northland Hospital and Research Medical Center.
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Years in Practice: 36 Years
Languages Spoken: English
Medical School: King George's Med Coll, Lucknow Univ, Lucknow, Up, India
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Obstetrics & Gynecology, South Baldwin Obstetrics & Gynecology
- 1620 N McKenzie St
Foley, AL 36535
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Dr. Richard C. Brown has been practicing medicine for 5 years. Dr. Brown graduated from the Pikeville College School of Osteopathic Medicine in 2009. He practices medicine in Foley, AL and specializes in Obstetrics & Gynecology. Dr. Brown is affiliated with South Baldwin Regional Medical Center.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 5 Years
Languages Spoken: English
Medical School: Pikeville College School of Osteopathic Medicine
Graduation Date: 2009
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Compare the Planets
Comparing the physical characteristics of the worlds in our solar system (and beyond)
The worlds of our solar system come in all shapes, sizes, and colors. Red-eyed Jupiter, ringed Saturn, and frigid Uranus and Neptune are giant gassy globes containing nearly all of the matter in the solar system. These Jovian planets, or gas giants, are huge worlds of air, clouds, and fluid that may have no solid surfaces no matter how deep you go. Everything else in the solar system is just rock, ice, and dust. The largest rockballs are known as the terrestrial planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars, with our Moon usually considered part of the club, and now Vesta is applying for membership. Earth is the biggest of all the rocky worlds.
But the planets are not the only worlds of the solar system. All but two of the planets are orbited by moons, each of them a world unto itself. The largest moons are bigger than the smallest planets, and 16 or 17 would qualify as dwarf planets if they orbited the Sun. There are more than 100 Kuiper belt dwarf planets, but only one among the asteroids, Ceres.
Six solid worlds -- Venus, Earth, Mars, Titan, Triton, and Pluto -- have atmospheres dense enough to produce weather. Eris likely does, when it is near its perihelion. We have witnessed active geology on four worlds -- Earth, Io, Enceladus, and Triton -- and we suspect it on Venus, Europa, and Titan. Comparing the same processes across many worlds helps us to understand how each planet's unique composition and history influence its present state, and will help us predict what to expect on Earth in the future.
Pretty Pictures with Many Worlds
Galileo acquired the images used in this three-filter (red, green, violet) color mosaic of Io and Amalthea with the Solid-State Imaging Experiment (SSI) during its E11 orbit on November 6, 1997. The images have a resolution of 10.3 km/pixel of Io's sub-jovian hemisphere. Amalthea was only captured by the red filter and therefore its color in this image is distorted.
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Cassini views of Europa, Ganymede and Callisto
These color views of Europa, Ganymede and Callisto, taken by the Cassini Imaging Science Subsystem (ISS), were created using 3 polarized UV and GRN filtered images and stacking them together to reduce noise. Various IR images were also stacked except in the case of Europa, where only a single red frame from the ISS existed and, consequently, the red channel is very noisy. The images have been magnified by a factor of 3.
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Galileo orbit E4 view of Ganymede and Io
This optical navigation ("opnav") image of Ganymede (the rightmost of the two bodies) was acquired by the Galileo Solid State Imaging Experiment (SSI) in December 1996. On the left side, Ganymede, which only has data for every third row (every fourth row near the top), is de-interlaced. The missing parts of Io were reconstructed using high phase data from other orbits, and the hole in Ganymede from other shots in the sequence of opnavs on the same orbit. The images were colorized based on images from other orbits.
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DIG THIS | Veggie Gardens Galore
- May 15, 2009 at 9:00AM updated at 2:01PM
My husband Pat gave me the most wonderful Mother's Day present. He built me three gigantic raised beds and then he and I, on Mother's Day weekend, shoveled and moved literally several tons of composted soil into the beds. This past week I planted the following types of seeds:
Master Gardeners and first-timers dig into Bremerton's Blueberry Park
- May 15, 2009 at 9:00AM updated at 2:03PM
"We've been doing this for, what, 50,000 years as a civilization," Melodie Malcom said, digging into her 10- by 20-foot plot on the opening weekend of the Blueberry Park P-Patch along Sylvan Way in Bremerton. "I think it's about time we got back to that."
The Dirt on Good Soil | With Local Expert Dave Peters
- May 15, 2009 at 9:00AM updated at 2:02PM
If you're one of the growing number of folks aiming to grow veggies this season, whether in the community p-patch or your own backyard, one of the most important components is the soil in which you're planting.
WHAT GOES ON | Kitsap happenings for the week May 15-22
- May 15, 2009 at 10:00AM updated at 2:00PM
Thoughts on Tumbledown's debut full-length | Joker's Peace
- May 19, 2009 at 8:00AM updated May 22, 2009 at 12:07PM
Joker's Peace weighs in on tumblin' down with MxPx frontman Mike Herrera's alt/country/acoustic side project, Tumbledown.
Equestrian opera returns to Kitsap with the World Famous Lipizzaner Stallions
- May 19, 2009 at 10:00AM updated May 22, 2009 at 12:44PM
These World Famous Lipizzaner Stallions are kind of a big deal, so too is the equine culture in Kitsap County.
It sounds like summer on Bay Street
- May 19, 2009 at 11:00AM updated May 22, 2009 at 12:42PM
Port Orchard merchant Moondogs, Too opens its patio for summer concerts.
Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em | Memorial Day Beckons
- May 19, 2009 at 1:00PM updated May 22, 2009 at 12:45PM
Memorial Day beckons; local boucanier Pat Momany, a new What's Up Food and Drink columnist, answers the call with the perfect BBQ ribs.
'Seattle Noir:' An anthology from the underworld
- May 22, 2009 at 11:52AM
'Seattle Noir' — one of the most recent in a host of noir anthologies from the New York press Akashic Books — features short, edgy fiction on the Emerald City's seamy underbelly from various Northwest authors. The anthology's editor Curt Colbert reads with Bainbridge author Kathleen Alcala and Brian Thornton May 28 at Eagle Harbor Books on Bainbridge.
Destination: Fat Smitty's | Beyond Kitsap
- May 22, 2009 at 11:57AM
The Beyond Kitsap Highway 101 saga concludes with roadside-roasted, bacon-wrapped oysters and one of the nation's best burgers.
WHAT GOES ON | Kitsap happenings for the week May 22-29
- May 22, 2009 at 12:01PM
Elsewhere in the Arts | Irving Berlin, the sound of cinema and one more weekend of 'Fiddler'
- May 26, 2009 at 8:00AM updated May 27, 2009 at 1:25PM
Kitsap Opera stages centuries-old 'Il Travatore'
- May 26, 2009 at 10:00AM updated May 28, 2009 at 11:44AM
Verdi's operas withstands through generations without changing much, though the world has. Kitsap Opera presents 'Il Travatore' June 5 and 7 at Bremerton's Admiral Theater.
Amy Waeschle debuts chronicle of surf-soaked stories
- May 26, 2009 at 10:00AM updated May 27, 2009 at 1:29PM
Newly-Poulsbo-based author wanders the world, documenting the sights in both photos and prose in her first book — 'Chasing Waves.'
Kitsap student athletes having an impact at state
- May 29, 2009 at 3:47PM
Answering wanderlust, even with kids
- Jun 5, 2009 at 3:13PM
New 'Wanderlust and Lipstick' guide gives the wisdom on traveling with wee ones.
DATELINE: KITSAP | What's Up in the Local Headlines
- Jun 5, 2009 at 3:29PM
A wrap up of last week's Kitsap happenings from the local headlines.
From the Editor | What's Up with the New Look?
- Jun 5, 2009 at 3:31PM
Local artists, thespians and musicians have always been our primary focus and our commitment to the local scene remains unwavering. But now we're going to be your go-to publication for a wider spectrum of issues.
What's Up for National Trails Day — June 6
- Jun 5, 2009 at 3:37PM
Very few things in life are free. Especially when it comes with a view. Perhaps that's what makes walking/hiking/biking trails coveted community ammenties. June 6 marks national trails day.
The tale of two Illahees — an Illaheean odyssey
- Jun 5, 2009 at 3:40PM
Thirty paces up the trail and it's almost like you've left the city altogether. The hum of the highway is distant, nearly drown out by the sound of birds talking amongst themselves. That creepy, campy horror flick sense of suspense weaves itself in with the silence of the Illahee Preserve.
'Art' ... 'Business' ... 'Community'
- Jun 12, 2009 at 9:00AM updated at 4:15PM
A few words with the new Old Town Silverdale Art Walk chair — Maria Mackovjack of Old Town Custom Framing.
What's Up On The Old Town Art Walk
- Jun 12, 2009 at 9:00AM updated at 4:14PM
There should be plenty of wonderment to go around on the Old Town Art Walk as Old Town Custom Framing hosts Hoey's newest work under the flag of "Unsuspecting Landscapes," 6-8 p.m. June 12, 3255 NW Lowell St.
Another one flies over the cuckoo's nest
- Jun 12, 2009 at 9:00AM updated at 3:58PM
Ken Kesey's immortal characters return to roost at BPA.
Elsewhere in Theater | New, original works at the Changing Scene
- Jun 12, 2009 at 9:00AM updated at 3:57PM
The Changing Scene Theatre Northwest's annual festival of new works enters its final weekend June 12-13.
Vim and Vigor | Taking it to the trails
- Jun 12, 2009 at 9:00AM updated at 4:15PM
Poulsbo Running owners host summer-long series of distance running events on the old logging roads near Port Gamble.
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Before J.T. Barrett played his first game as a Buckeye this fall, I overheard someone ask the following question: "What if Barrett has a great season and Braxton (Miller) wants to come back next year, who is going to be the quarterback?"
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Andy Cohen has seen his fair share of Real Housewives catfights, but nothing like what was about to go down between Kenya Moore and Porsha Williams.
Confirming the epic blowup and explaining what really happened during The Real Housewives of Atlanta reunion fight, Cohen is far from pleased.
"There was an altercation that took place between Kenya Moore and Porsha Williams," he said. "They stood up ... I think I stood up pretty quickly."
"It was such a flash, and it started to escalate ... I was trying to prevent it, and a few other people jumped in too. To me, it came out of nowhere."
Eh, it did and yet it didn't. Was Andy not watching this entire season?
Though the Porsha Stewart-Kenya Moore fight will likely (definitely) be ratings gold, Cohen wasn't amused with the way it all went down at the taping.
"The other women felt Kenya provoked her a bit. I was so shocked and surprised," Andy said. "I don't want that to happen. I think it's gross. It's wrong."
"I think it just totally inappropriate. It's not entertaining. It's just bad."
Security guards promptly tried to break up the fight, which broke out after Porsha called Kenya "a slut from the '90s" and other barbs were exchanged.
The final straw? Kenya brought sex toys to taunt her at the reunion [regarding Kordell Stewart's sexuality and she couldn't take it anymore, a witness said.
"Porsha was sick of her implying that she's Kordell's beard and [that was the] last straw. Porsha is a skinny thing but she was whopping her butt!"
It all plays out starting next Monday on Bravo's reunion special.
There's an old saying " Dirt may get into your eyes, but don't let trash get in your way." I truly hope Porshes comes out a winner. If Ms fomer USA gay backup was on this episode they would've been doing her fighting
II think Kenya should never been have pointed things at people. Andy should have stopped her and told her to put them away. She was asking for it you can take only so much. I can't even watch Kenya she's fake.
I agree Patti... Kenya should not have been allowed to point a scepter in Porsha's face. I found that to be quite offensive. What's more, Andy made Porsha go home... when Kenya should have gone home as well. I think there is a double standard here... It's okay for Kenya to provoke and unleash a verbal assault on Porsha. However, it's not okay for Porsha to defend herself???
I agree Andy it was bad...so surprised...Kenya always starting something...guess Porsche couldn't take anymore...sad these girls are usually ok....Kenya needs to go...ratings were good before she got there...a change is essential....
OHHHHHHH PLEASE Andy Queen.
You love to make drama between the stupid housewives and good for the rating. They are tacky ..just like you girl.


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Long story short, (too late) ☺ at a young age I dove head first into music, but more importantly, the electric guitar! I learned everything about them from how they are constructed to how magnetic pickups make sound come out of an amplifier. Then came the true challenge… I started meeting others like me and before too long I was playing in bands and making music! (which is the ULTIMATE GOAL of playing any instrument when you get down to it)
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I STILL wasn't satisfied, so I decided to learn how to make commercial music and spent 7 years learning the craft of recording, mixing, and producing music. I went back to school eventually and graduated with honors (again) from LA's Recording Institute of Technology in 2009. I also received outstanding mix and got my ProTools HD Operators Certifications.
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I am a very easy going, friendly, patient guy (And I'm quite funny.. I think) who believes that learning music is built upon a strong relationship between teacher and student. This relationship involves good communication, honesty, open mindedness, and most importantly the desire to LEARN and have FUN. I approach teaching music by knowing and understanding the student's musical goals, and teaching fundamentals, theory, and technique through the style(s) of music that the student wants to learn. For beginners, I tend to teach basic techniques and chords through simple songs to get the student playing music as quickly as possible.
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2) Come prepared to play. Why? If you want to play guitar, you have to play. Relatively simple, right?
3) Come prepared to make mistakes. No lesson is perfect and no lesson should be. Lessons are your opportunity to make mistakes without being judged, so make mistakes, commit to not making the same ones the next time and enjoy and appreciate the praise and feedback you get along the way. Music is a journey that cannot be completed in a few one hour sessions, so I hope and expect that you won't treat it that way.
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I grew up in California and have toured extensively throughout the western US. I graduated from Berklee College of Music where I earned my degree in Guitar Performance in 3 years. Since then I've been teaching, writing, and playing non stop.
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Music has been my passion as long as I can remember, and teaching others who feel the same is what I love doing. I hope we work together one day and find out what we can accomplish together!
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I am fluent in most popular styles, rock/pop/country/jazz, and also skilled in classical/fingerstyle guitar.
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An Ohio native, I began playing guitar when I was 6 and came from a musical family. I am an active performer, producer, and composer. My goal as a teacher is to foster a lifelong interest in music and give my students the tools they need to develop their art.
If you want to get the most out of your practice time and build a solid foundation on which you can continually develop, a great teacher can accelerate your development and get you where you want to be. If you are a beginner or even a seasoned player looking to advance your playing, knowing which direction to go and how to continue developing can be a challenge. Methods are many, principals are few. Understanding how music works will allow you to become your own teacher in the long run and that is my goal with all of my students.
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I started teaching myself guitar in the mid 1990's and was so taken by the beauty of the guitar that I quickly formed a rock band in high school and covered a lot of classic rock, blues, and americana music. I attended TCU in Fort Worth Texas and played in the jazz ensemble as well earned two degrees (Bachelors in music and Masters in Music) in classical guitar performance. I've also studied in Madrid Spain with the composer and guitarist Jose Luis Merlin and have performed many of his works. I've taught privately for many years. I also tour the country in a duo ("Chris & Lolly") and we perform original singer/songwriter material that is Americana, classic rock, blues, jazz, and soul music. I play and teach both electric and acoustic material. I also have released several studio records that I wrote and recorded in New York under my name "Chris".
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