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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post115461941061704534..comments2014-12-17T23:11:25.079-05:00Comments on The Panopticon: I'm Feeling the LoveFranklinhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-86268455282375401192012-07-24T07:34:03.817-04:002012-07-24T07:34:03.817-04:00Really helpful data, lots of thanks for the post.Really helpful data, lots of thanks for the post.sitehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-11401606459165856532007-02-14T21:08:00.000-05:002007-02-14T21:08:00.000-05:00For some reason, I'm getting hit with a HUGE backl...For some reason, I'm getting hit with a HUGE backlog of your archives via RSS on my LJ, which I'm totally not complaining about; it helps me get through my horrible downtime at work. And without that spurt of entries, I probably never would have seen this post.

Daaaaaamn, that last pic is ... inspirational. Loving the Panopticon even more!Jeremyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1155691406346677382006-08-15T21:23:00.000-04:002006-08-15T21:23:00.000-04:00OH my GOD I love that pic! And no, I don't mean th...OH my GOD I love that pic! And no, I don't mean the titty shot (nothing personal - I just don't go for hairy), I mean that fantastic capture of the laughing ladies. I can practically hear them! It makes me want to know them. Just another reason to come to Stitches next year, I suppose. I'll be roadtripping from Seattle in one of my London Taxis. They seat 7 if we don't buy huge bags of yarn. I'll take 5. :) Who's with me?Sharon Rosehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1155065606800660152006-08-08T15:33:00.000-04:002006-08-08T15:33:00.000-04:00I may be a bit more substantial than a stitch mark...I may be a bit more substantial than a stitch marker, but I think I DID just get lost in that!scotthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1155058826298792002006-08-08T13:40:00.000-04:002006-08-08T13:40:00.000-04:00Your long time Anglophilia...? Reminds me of a co...Your long time Anglophilia...? Reminds me of a conversation I had once with an otherwise intelligent co-worker: "I'm an Anglophile," I said, as if I had to explain why I watched any and all British-born productions on TV. Her response said with a deeply distressed look on her face, "Oh, Beverly, don't say that about yourself!"

P.S. Thanks for sharing your postcard from D. I just adore D.Bev in TNhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1154988619796328972006-08-07T18:10:00.000-04:002006-08-07T18:10:00.000-04:00Good Lord! *sigh* Didn't someone say we got a br...Good Lord! *sigh*

Didn't someone say we got a break regarding the heat wave?

That is just so unfair...Zeehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1154979488055529962006-08-07T15:38:00.000-04:002006-08-07T15:38:00.000-04:00Jeeeeminee, Franklin! Don't do that to us poor str...Jeeeeminee, Franklin! Don't do that to us poor straight girls! (okay, semi-straight) Judging by the photo, you have admirable chest hair and a very attractive chest to go with it. Not to mention a quite biteable chin. It's just not fair to make us drool over firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1154940599538999242006-08-07T04:49:00.000-04:002006-08-07T04:49:00.000-04:00All I have to say is...Phwoar!!All I have to say is...

Phwoar!!Violetsrosehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1154890681701829232006-08-06T14:58:00.000-04:002006-08-06T14:58:00.000-04:00Look for Regia Silk sock yarn. It comes in manly ...Look for Regia Silk sock yarn. It comes in manly colors and is dreamy.

Ok back to my laundry. (had to look at the beefcake again)FiberQathttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1154835389488222592006-08-05T23:36:00.000-04:002006-08-05T23:36:00.000-04:00Franklin! You're not supposed to flash those phot...Franklin! You're not supposed to flash those photos until AFTER we release the new line of knitting porn! No freebies for the masses!Norskybearhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1154829899865589802006-08-05T22:04:00.000-04:002006-08-05T22:04:00.000-04:00You see, the Harlot writes it all down. I saw her ...You see, the Harlot writes it all down. I saw her do it myself in Ann Arbor, MI. She is a genius.Elizabethhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1154825982117264002006-08-05T20:59:00.000-04:002006-08-05T20:59:00.000-04:00I have come to the conclusion that the difference ...I have come to the conclusion that the difference between artist's nude male model and male porn model is that the male artist's model shaves his naughty bits.

That said, you're gay, I'm married, what the hell business do I have getting all a-tither over your chest hair????

Sigh.boobookittyfughttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1154803532092078402006-08-05T14:45:00.000-04:002006-08-05T14:45:00.000-04:00well i might be a day late and a dollar short- i w...well i might be a day late and a dollar short-
i wa on another blog and she hand-dyes her own yarn. and has some really nice colores for sock. yes they are all one color.here's her
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really like reading your firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1154743114368666212006-08-04T21:58:00.000-04:002006-08-04T21:58:00.000-04:00Hot in Chicago!The forcast? Who knows? I'm notTalk...Hot in Chicago!
The forcast? Who knows? I'm not
Talking fahrenheit!Hairy in email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1154737144546860622006-08-04T20:19:00.000-04:002006-08-04T20:19:00.000-04:00So much for the vaunted Victorian sensibilities. ...So much for the vaunted Victorian sensibilities. But thank you!

Sorry to objectify you in this way but you had to suspect it would happen, non?Vicky in email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1154727533304074582006-08-04T17:38:00.000-04:002006-08-04T17:38:00.000-04:00Im willing to bet you've just inspired someone to ...Im willing to bet you've just inspired someone to submit a pttern for "nipple-cozies" for the next issue of Knitty!RoadSidehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1154727209802723132006-08-04T17:33:00.000-04:002006-08-04T17:33:00.000-04:00With sincere gratitude.........With sincere gratitude.........email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1154726660855487992006-08-04T17:24:00.000-04:002006-08-04T17:24:00.000-04:00Again, to all the Franklin Readers, Delores & Fran...Again, to all the Franklin Readers, Delores & Franklin - You are all invited to a Knitty-head meet-up that is hosted by Loopy Yarns (B&M, not Stitches Market). Friday August 11
5:30-9:00
Food, Wine & 20% off saleAprilBrokenAhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1154716328344009822006-08-04T14:32:00.000-04:002006-08-04T14:32:00.000-04:00So, is it okay for straight women to remark on wha...So, is it okay for straight women to remark on what a lovely chest you have?
goodie ... what a very lovely chest.
I'm volunteering to check it for errant markers -- daily even -- but I'm sure that you have more attractive folks nearer to home to do that.
If not, Delores probably thinks she has some sort of prior claim anyway.
Thanks for that tho... (saving pic for background...)email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1154711505341154162006-08-04T13:11:00.000-04:002006-08-04T13:11:00.000-04:00Love the chest...bald pecs don't do a thing for me...Love the chest...bald pecs don't do a thing for me...but if you are gay isn't it fruitcake not email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1154709561681714842006-08-04T12:39:00.000-04:002006-08-04T12:39:00.000-04:00I feel like a bad person. I was looking at the qu...I feel like a bad person. I was looking at the quilts. It's not you, I'm just boring that way (also, at 45 probably old enough to be your mom if I was actually capable of spawning).

Great stitch markers.amysuehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1154709200627222172006-08-04T12:33:00.000-04:002006-08-04T12:33:00.000-04:00Honey, I would LOVE to get lost in that. I'm very...Honey, I would LOVE to get lost in that. I'm very farklempth!!Calvinhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-1154708151890458692006-08-04T12:15:00.000-04:002006-08-04T12:15:00.000-04:00Whoa. Havin' a heat wave.... WendyWhoa. Havin' a heat wave....
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Daily entries from the 17th century London diary
"Love and Honour, tragicomedy, also previously performed as The Courage of Love; and The Nonpareilles, or The Matchless Maids (licensed Nov. 20, 1634: printed 1649)." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Davenant
The complete texts of Davenant's Love and honour and The siege of Rhodes
A tragi-comedy by Sir William Davenant. It was originally acted at the Blackfriars, and printed in 1649. "This play was richly cloath'd; the King gave Mr. Betterton his Coronation suit, in which he acted the part of Prince Alvaro; the Duke of York giving Mr. Harris his, who did Prince Prospero; and my Lord of Oxford gave Mr. Joseph Price his, who did Lionel, the Duke of Parma's son. The Duke was acted by Mr. Lilliston; Evandra by Mrs. Davenport, and all the other parts being very well done. The play having a great run produc'd the Company great gain and estimation from the Town." — Downes, Koscius Anglicanus, 1708, pp. 21, 22.
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Trio-Album (Sitt, Hans)
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|Work Title
|Alternative Title
|Sammlung beliebter Stücke
|Sitt, Hans
|2 vols, 20 pieces.
|First Publication
|1893, ca.1910
|Piece Style
|violin, cello and piano
|Extra Information
|This item is included in the category Easy Works for Violin. The violin part of vol 1 can be mainly played in first position (for ex no 8) although many need 3rd pos. Vol 2 violin part uses higher positions.
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- Arranger Hans Sitt (1850-1922)
- Leipzig: C.F. Peters, No.2738, n.d. Plates 7950
- Vol.1 Hofmeister's Monatsbericht (1893), p.392; Vol.2 ca.1910
- Often reprinted up to 1939. After 1945 reprinted by Peters Leipzig (German Democratic Republic)]]


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The Ducks' former partnership with the defunct Iowa Chops ended in a messy fashion last year.
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The Chops still owe the Ducks more than $600,000 and would have to repay the debt if a sale of the organization to the Austin, Texas area is approved, according to the Des Moines Register.
The Ducks severed ties with Iowa after financial obligations were not met. The Ducks went without an AHL affiliate last season, which forced them to spread their prospects in Bakersfield, San Antonio, Toronto and Manitoba.
In March they signed an agreement with the Syracuse Crunch.
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In the fall of 1991, at Zingerman's deli in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Michael Paterniti encountered a piece of cheese. Not just any cheese. This was Paramo de Guzmán, a rare Spanish queso, which – according to the deli's newsletter – was one of the most sought-after delicacies on earth. Prized by presidents and kings, heralded for its rustic beauty and made from the milk of churra sheep, the cheese was submerged in olive oil and aged for a year in a cave, known as "a telling room," where it gained magical qualities--if you ate it, some said, you might recover long-lost memories. In the course of writing The Telling Room: A Tale of Love, Betrayal, Revenge, and the World's Greatest Piece of Cheese ($27.00), Paterniti discovers that the story of this cheese is nothing like the idyllic slow-food fable he first imagined. Instead, he's sucked into the heart of an unfolding mystery, a blood feud that includes accusations of betrayal and theft, death threats, and a murder plot. As the village begins to spill its long-held secrets, Paterniti finds himself implicated in the very story he is writing.
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A LETTER TO BRYAN OSBURN from Trevor Winkfield
Gustave Moreau's "Oedipus and the Sphinx" (1864)
Dear Bryan,
I'm so glad you're enjoying the Gustave Moreau book I gave you. I thought it might appeal to the jeweler in you. Alas, you won't see much of Moreau's work here in the States—he's far too complex and "over the top" for most American tastes, which is why his painting "Oedipus and the Sphinx" (1864) is always allocated to such an out-of-the-way gallery in the Metropolitan Museum. They simply don't know where to put him or what to do with him. Is he the last history painter, a proto-Classicist, a Symbolist, a Surrealist precursor, a wayward early modernist? Or is he an avowed enemy of the "more is less" syndrome? Whichever, I'd highly recommend you make a diversion as soon as possible to see the painting (but be prepared to share your space with Japanese tourists, who seem to be the only people apart from the French who really appreciate Moreau). It's a long vertical panel, twice as tall as it is wide, so you initially have to stand in the middle of the corridor to get an overall view. Up close, the top half disappears in glare…which is one reason I love Roman mosaic floors—those, at least, one can walk around.
Moreau's tableau is a two-figure confrontational composition, showing Oedipus on his journey between Thebes and Delphi, at the moment he's accosted at a crossroads by the Sphinx, who asks him her statutory riddle. Failure to respond correctly will result in immediate death. In other words, it's a misogynist's variation on the "boy meets girl" situation. Once you've grasped the overall formal layout, it's advisable to move in closer to read the story better, since the glory is in the details. To begin with, it's a totally artificial world. Even the story is invented, insofar as mythology is made up, and the Greeks were especially good at envisioning alternative universes.
The lissome Oedipus looks French, not Greek, and he's made himself comfortable by resting his left elbow on a lichen-covered ledge. His hand languidly grasps a spear, an effete weapon that probably doubled as an elegant walking stick earlier in his journey (though to me it resembles nothing so much as an elongated thermometer…the crimson mercury). He's virtually naked, apart from his draped cloak, which doubles as a chastity belt and, lower down, splays fan-like beneath the blade of his spear. There are a few extant life drawings for this pose by Moreau, but all his figures immediately turn into antique statuary once they're rendered in paint. If there's such a thing as pliable marble, that's the medium Moreau's figures appear to be modeled from. Not exactly dead, but otherworldly. Moreau actually had a large collection of antique casts, garnered prior to this painting when he was studying in Italy. And he often sculpted small wax figurines on which to model his characters' costumes, so maybe that, too, had an influence on his waxen skin tones. A swarthy Greek this Oedipus definitely is not, though a waxwork he may be.
If you ever get a chance to see the nude studies I've just mentioned, you'll notice that Moreau sometimes outlined clothes over their naked bodies, a bit like those printed paper doll cut-outs, to which you could attach various paper uniforms via folding tabs. I think Moreau was a bit scared of full male nudity, but to balance the lack of genitalia here he has lavished loving attention on other anatomical details, such as Oedipus's delectable nipple. Maybe Moreau was just wary of what the notoriously conservative Salon audiences would think. Anyway, there's not a penis visible in his entire painted oeuvre…or any body hair, either, regardless of gender.
In compensation, the Sphinx has a nice breast, apparently molded from blancmange. Looking at it, we can understand why André Breton credited Moreau with teaching him all he knew about love, though for my tastes this example is a little too much the "clinging woman" of divorce court legend (and late 19th-century art and literature pullulates with similarly vampiric women): She's latched onto Oedipus's body like a bug, glued precariously, as though she's about to come unstuck any minute. Definitely not digging into his flesh, as Moreau no doubt wanted to imply. Part lion, part eagle, part female, the Sphinx is painted a bit like one of those two-part pantomime horses whose front section is beginning to detach from its rear section. The arched back in particular is unconvincing. But a sympathetic observer could argue that Oedipus's arrival had caught her unawares at her toilette: With only a strand of red beads around her waist and a tiara circling her brow, she's relatively underdressed for one of Moreau's heroines. (Later in his career, Moreau's figures became so laden with sumptuous jewelry that Degas was led to quip that Moreau would have us believe even the gods wore watch chains.) Despite her undoubted wiles, the story has a happy ending: Oedipus correctly answers the riddle and the Sphinx throws herself off a cliff in despair. Nothing like a woman scorned.
The painting is so full of fascinating details it's difficult to know when to stop enumerating them. But before you leave, Bryan, you should note the flock of predatory eagles patrolling the ravine that Oedipus has recently traversed, along a precarious path hewn out of the cliff. And note also the opening to another crevice, directly in front of our protagonists, containing the whitened bones and severed limbs of the Sphinx's previous victims, arrayed in partial view on a red cloak (an ill-defined jumble containing what appears to be Scaramouche's nose and a child's tinfoil crown—if intended for an adult crown, it's not proportionally correct). Immediately to the right of these sad remains, jutting out somewhat incongruously from the crevice, a plinth (or is that an outsize Fabergé cigarette holder?) bears a marble urn in ghostly outline, the Leonardoesque rock formation behind showing through the transparent vessel. The lid of the urn has been painted as though it were a heap of human ashes, with an indistinct blue butterfly hovering above as a symbol of the escaping soul. Well, that's just amateur sleuthing on my part, and I really don't hold with high-flown symbolism (in other words, maybe Moreau put the blue butterfly there simply as a color accent). But don't worry, this is just the kind of painting that doesn't mind you asking questions—as I very much hope you'll soon find out.
Best Wishes,
ContributorTrevor Winkfield
Letter from TOKYOby Terry R. Myers
JUNE 2012 | ArtSeen
During my most recent six-week trip to Japan, with my sense of distance and displacement quickly reestablished I was struck by the serendipity of concurrent retrospectives of the, yes, groundbreaking work of Atsuko Tanaka and Jackson Pollock, at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (MoT) and the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, respectively.
Letter from Copenhagenby Terry R. Myers
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I am indebted to the Louisiana Museum for sparking my interest in emerging Nordic art. Starting in the mid-1990s, my visits provided first encounters with the work of several artists who have held my attention ever since: Eija-Liisa Ahtila, Olafur Eliasson, Elmgreen & Dragset, Nils Erik Gjerdevik, Henrik Håkansson, Superflex, and Tal R.
A LETTER TO RAPHAEL RUBINSTEIN from Daniel Wiener
APR 2012 | ArtSeen
I am addressing this letter to you in honor of the art criticism we wrote together in the 1980s, trading paper manuscripts back and forth with revisions long before the convenience of sending texts through the digital ether. I have been thinking about your recent writing on provisional painting and have seen the work of two sculptors whose current shows may present an alternative take on the provisional.
All Our Perverse Pleasures
TREVOR WINKFIELD with Jarrett Earnest
MAY 2014 | Art
Trevor Winkfields idiosyncratic and widely roaming intelligence is evident throughout his career, including publishing projects like Juillard (1968 72) and The Sienese Shredder (2006 2010), across his distinctive paintings, and within his many art essays.


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On February 3, 2005, L-3 Communications Corp. acquired the worldwide operations of the Marine Controls division of CAE Inc. for approximately $300 million. The Marine Controls division develops and implements control, monitoring and training software, hardware and systems for naval warships, submarines, civil marine vessels, nuclear reactors, spacecraft and power plants. It has operations in Canada, the US, Norway, the UK, Italy, India and Malaysia, and customers in another 23 countries. At closing, the parties also entered into a number of agreements providing for certain transfers and cross-licensing of intellectual property, provision of hardware manufacturing and engineering services and back-office transitional arrangements to facilitate the operation of the Marine Controls division on a stand-alone basis.
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Soon after the massacre in Tucson that left six dead and 12 wounded, among them Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., a public discussion began as to whether incendiary, provocative speech incites violence.
The horrendous assault at the Tucson public assembly has receded to the back pages. Daniel Hernandez, the student intern who rendered her aid, possibly saving her life, became a national hero. Giffords is recovering, as are other wounded victims.
At the time of the shooting, Pima County Sheriff Clarence Dupnik said he was not convinced that Jared Lee Loughner acted alone.
But the accessory to the crime seems to have been the same ugly elements that rear their heads like cobras coming from inside a woven basket when they are lured by a snake charmer's flute.
Rep. Paul Broun, a doctor and conservative third-term congressman from Athens, Ga., who had said after Obama's election in 2008 that he feared the president would impose a Marxist dictatorship and establish a Gestapo-like security force, has confirmed that at an Oglethorpe County town hall event on Tuesday, Feb. 22, a constituent asked, "Who's going to shoot Obama?"
Broun acknowledged he didn't immediately condemn the man, alleging he was stunned by the question, and his intention was to avoid dignifying it with a response. His office has refused to say whether it had audio or video footage of what happened.
Does Broun's response prove the case about inside provocateurs? The snake charmers who incite others hardly ever face up to the consequences of their acts. It took him from Tuesday until Friday to issue a statement calling the incident "abhorrent." After the exchange was reported by the Athens Banner-Herald, his "I-deeply-regret-this-incident" statement didn't criticize the man who asked the question but said he had told the crowd he understood its frustration with Obama.
Broun's office later said the congressman had alerted the Secret Service, which questioned the elderly man who made the comment. The Secret Service now says it is "a closed matter."
But is it? Does Broun resemble a flutist heading for cover. The over-the-top rhetoric and behavior is made out to seem like political theater and bottom-fishing for votes. Or is it something else?
The Southern Poverty Law Center reports that for the second consecutive year, radical-right groups exploded in 2010. The Law Center says the groups are driven by resentment over the changing racial demographics of the country, frustration over the government's handling of the economy, and the mainstreaming of conspiracy theories and other demonizing propaganda aimed at various non-white groups. The anger focuses on President Barack Obama, who is seen as embodying everything they don't like.
Currently. there are three main carriers of hate: hate mongers, nativists and antigovernment zealots. They have increased 22 percent, from 1,753 groups in 2009 to 2,145 in 2010. That's after a 40 percent increase from 2008 to 2009.
According to the analysis, after Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer signed last April the harshest anti-immigrant law since the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, a tsunami of similar proposals spread across the country. Instead of assuaging the fever with its legislative success, the far right took the appeasement as comfort that radical pursuits are correct. The Republicans' recapture of the U.S. House fortified its beliefs, energizing the radical right through mainstream political-right strengthening.
In 11 days in January, a neo-Nazi was apprehended heading for the Arizona border with a dozen homemade grenades, police averted a terrorist bomb attack with sophisticated anti-personnel weapons on Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Spokane, Wash., and a man with a long history of antigovernment activities was arrested and charged with possessing explosives with unlawful intent outside a packed mosque in Dearborn, Mich.
All that happened in the same month as the Tucson massacre.
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Created to provide the perfect white wine companion to The Prisoner, Blindfold is bold and intriguing. In establishing our own spin on a white blend, winemaker Jen Beloz and her team sought out interesting Rhône and aromatic varietals that would nicely complement a classic Chardonnay base. The result is a wine that is complex and delicious.
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We partner with phenomenal growers who are dedicated to cultivating alternative varietals in their vineyards throughout Northern California.
"This wine was a lot of fun to make as we were not constrained by a specific region or varietal. We used Chardonnay as our canvas and layered on interesting aromatic varietals that complimented the base to create something that is truly unlike anything out there."
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Located on Pritchard Hill in Atlas Peak, Stagecoach is most well-known for its Cabernet, but also grows some incredibly versatile Rhône varietals. The Marsanne that we source from this vineyard adds aromatics and a crisp minerality to the wine. We also source Viognier from the Rodgers vineyard located in Yountville which adds intensity and a floral component to the wine.
The Sangiacomo family has been farming in the Carneros and Sonoma Valley areas since the 1950s. We work with three different blocks of this vineyard to add to the complexity and structure of Blindfold. Another source for the wine is one of the oldest estates in Sonoma Valley – the Kunde family which has over 100 years of history in the area. We source Viognier from a West facing slope of the vineyard which adds floral notes to the wine.
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The benefits of yoga and meditation on the mind, body and soul are being embraced in an unconventional setting: prison.
Prisons have long employed various methods of working with inmates to cope with unresolved trauma. Psychologists, psychiatrists, clinical social workers and other cognitive behavioral therapists help inmates deal with issues like drug and alcohol abuse, domestic violence, sexual abuse, witnessing crime, homelessness, discrimination and other forms of trauma, which often take place earlier in the individual's life.
More recently, yoga and meditation have been introduced as another form of rehabilitation.
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Organizations like Prison Yoga Project, led by James Fox, are working with prisons to develop yoga programs to reconnect inmates to their bodies, senses, and emotions.
The Prison Yoga Project has implemented programs in two dozen facilities across America. Ultimately, inmates can develop behavioural tools and a sense of awareness in yoga classes, which can be applied to other aspects of their life. They also benefit from lower stress levels, pain relief, improved sleep and mental clarity.
Yoga Classes in Mexico City Youth Rehabilitation Centers
A Mexican youth rehabilitation centre has also incorporated yoga into the programs it offers to young offenders. These teenagers are facing charges for major crimes like homicide, kidnapping and extortion.
Classes are led by Fredy Alan Diaz, who was first introduced to yoga in 2002 when he himself was an inmate in prison. Diaz spent nearly seven years in jail after being caught with a gun and 18 kilograms of cocaine. "In prison, yoga was like a window for me, and as I practiced more and more, it became a door," he says.
The Insight Prison Project in San Quentin State Prison
California's San Quentin State Prison has offered yoga to its inmates since 2011. Participants say that it allows them to figuratively escape prison life, if only temporarily. The yoga classes offer a rare moment of calm and peace in the hectic prison environment.
These classes are run by the Insight Prison Project, a non-profit organization working with prisoners, parolees and crime survivors to shift harmful and destructive behavior. Through the 18 classes they offer at San Quentin State Prison, the Insight Prison Project reaches 250 individuals every week. Yoga is used to promote healing and integration through an emphasis on the mind/body connection, emotional intelligence and critical thinking.
The Challenges of Offering Yoga in Prison
Yoga classes are typically not funded by tax payers: the vast majority of the yoga programs provided to prison are done on a volunteer basis or are provided by non-profit organizations. Since the benefits of yoga are not easily measurable, some organizations have had to fight their way to stay in the system.
Sister Elaine MacInnes met resistance from the Canadian government when she first attempted to launch a yoga program in jail in 2001. She instead focused her efforts on a local level, and has successfully offered courses to hundreds of inmates.
Raising funds for these projects is not the easiest task. Many people are hesitant to donate their funds to what some interpret as a "perk" for prisoners (as coined by one politician). Defenders of the programs say that the benefits of activities like yoga in prison help inmates develop skills to re-integrate into society, preventing them from being sent back to jail.


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30 Apr 2013
Weekend In London
I had a wonderful time in London & was so proud of my brother running the Marathon in 3:24 his PB time. The weather was so nice & often there wasn't a cloud in the sky. I took a fair few photo and I thought I'd post a few below.
Laduree Macaroon Shop in Covent Garden / Gary & Me on the train to the Marathon / The Needle on a sunny day / The Mall / Gary running the Marathon mile 17 / Admiralty Arch / Trafalgar Square / Tube Station / Liberty / Mum, Gary and John / The Tower of London
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Bill's Cafe Restaraunt
I knew whilst I was in London that I wanted to visit Bills. I've seen so many cute posts about it & heard nothing but good things. So I thought the day before my brother ran the Marathon would be the perfect time. I went with my husband, brother & mum, none of us had been before.
I took loads of photos whilst I was there, I may have been a little excited! There are a few Bill's in London and decided to go to the one in Covent Garden Wellington Street. We made a great choice, it was a lovely restaurant so cute inside and the staff couldn't have been nicer. They have paid great attention to detail and we would recommend it 100%.
We ate there for breakfast and the menu was fab. All of us enjoyed what we ordered and it was very fresh and super yummy. I would love to go back for Dinner next time.
Guacamole Eggs and beans on toast (brothers) / Blueberry Pancakes, Banana & Strawberries and maple syrup (mums)
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23 Apr 2013
St Andrews
Whilst I was in Scotland recently my husband took me out to dinner in St Andrews. It was a sunny but very chilly evening. Its so nice to pop over there for dinner and a walk as the sun sets. Its so pretty, rich in history and right on the East Coast of Scotland. We need to visit more often thats for sure.
St Andrews is quite a small town but is full of stunning architecture and coastline if you have never visited then I highly recommend you do at some point.
25 Jan 2013
Flashback Friday
I'm going to do a little flashback Friday blog series – I got the idea from my friend Hayley who writes a blog called Hayley From Home. In my Flashback Fridays I'm going to be showing you some of the cities I've visited since I met my husband 13 years ago. There aren't loads but I thought it might be a nice non beauty related post. Let me know if you have visited any of the cities I feature.
The first city is Edinburgh. This is a city me and my husband have visited on a few occasions My mum lives about 50 minutes North of Edinburgh so we enjoy visiting Edinburgh whenever we can. We normally stay over in the Mal Maison in Leith. Leith is about a 15 – 20 minute walk into the main city and It's a really pretty hotel. The hotel itself is very close to The Royal Yacht Britannia.
Edinburgh is a beautifully historic city you can do so many cultural things and the shopping in Edinburgh is great too they have Harvey Nichols, Mulberry, Anthropology, Jo Malone, SpaceNK and Jenners. So there is plenty shopping to keep you busy.
You also can't go to Edinburgh without walking up to visit its famous Castle, its stunning and has quite a view over the whole city. The old streets leading up to the castle are cobbled and lined with lots of shops, ghost tours, old churches and traditional pubs. It is so steeped in History.
You're never short of entertainment in Edinburgh as the street entertainers are so good. They have street theatre, mimes and people telling tales of old Edinburgh. Oh and Edinburgh Dungeon are worth a visit, you learn all about Burke & Hare I jumped out of my skin on numerous occasions
My favourite places to visit in Edinburgh are the National Museum of Scotland, which is free. The Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Mary Kings Close and of course the truly amazing Edinburgh Castle.
Every time I visit Edinburgh I am a complete tourist I love visiting all the galleries and museums and just walking around all the old lanes and beautiful parks. It's a very friendly city with plenty to keep you entertained day or night.
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FLORIDA, November 16, 2012 — During this year's election cycle, abortion rights made quite a stir.
On both the left and the right, there was no shortage of words about whether or not abortion services should remain legal. At times, it seemed like the subject was more important to a great deal of voters than our nation's economic future.
Who could have imagined that the Great Recession would actually take a backseat to Roe v. Wade?
Nonetheless, very little progress was made on discussing the social, as well as scientific, realities of abortion. In my opinion, the issue is presented in a far more complex manner than it needs to be. The essential question is as follows: When does life begin?
This has nothing to do with public funding, mandatory waiting periods, age limits, parental notification, or religious imperatives. No, it boils down to something far more important — the very meaning of what it is to be alive.
Life itself is defined as an organism's capacity for self-sustainment, with the singular alternative being nonexistence, which is also referred to as death. Considering this, it becomes very difficult to claim that an embryo or, in certain cases, fetus is truly alive. While both undeniably possess the potential for life, the equally undeniable fact is that potentials are not actualities.
Opponents of abortion rights frequently state that heartbeat begins at a relatively early stage of pregnancy. They are not wrong, but what is being spoken of pertains only to muscular action. Without the carrier in question's incubatory support, all potential for life would vanish.
Viability comes about at a far later stage. Estimated to occur between twenty-four and twenty-eight weeks into pregnancy, this is when one can make a convincing argument that the fetus is no longer a solely developing entity. With the ability to survive outside of said carrier's body, it has attained the status attributed to a living human being.
After all, if said fetus no longer requires total and complete support from an objectively living individual, has it not become an individual in its own right? Does any individual have the liberty to take the life of another? Most certainly not.
Some hardline anti-abortion rights activists strongly believe that life begins at the instant of conception. If one is to seriously consider this idea, then all cells operating within a person's body are alive as well, whether they be in a strand of hair or an appendix. Severing either of these, in turn, becomes murder.
It goes without mentioning that such a concept, if applied to virtually any given legal system, would cause chaos and strife of epic proportions. The law would collapse under the weight of its own ludicrousness and leave those trying to adhere to it in a worse situation than experienced beforehand.
On the opposite side of the political spectrum, a growing percentage of ethicists think that life begins at sentience. This denotes the ability for consciousness, which is not present in any meaningful fashion until long after birth. Under such a code of morality, terminating a nearly month-old infant is completely acceptable.
Needless to say, this sort of thing opens the door for unimaginable horrors. In terms of practicality, it makes about as much sense as putting tumors on the same level as viable fetuses.
Brushing aside partisan rhetoric and discounting theological substitutions for scientific data are understandably no small feats for a substantial number of Americans. Throughout the course of their lives, many become dangerously immersed in their respective political ideologies, religious creeds, or both. These people often lose track of the reality that others hold different views.
By recognizing an objective standard, however, on a topic so monumentally important as the beginning of human life, we can begin to bridge seemingly bottomless divides that have been built in our society.
My opinion is my opinion, and I am sure that the majority of those reading this disagree with it. I personally prefer things this way, and would only ask that, as far as abortion rights are concerned, one's stance be rooted on the solid ground of fact and reason. Too few bother to make such a provision, and this has led to our degenerated state of public discourse.
With so many matters in serious need of discussion, what a shame that is. Oh, well. That's life, I suppose.
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An anonymous group of investors has purchased a new natural gas plant from the Tennessee Valley Authority. The so-called "lease-purchase transaction" helps TVA raise a billion dollars without running into a congressionally-imposed debt ceiling. The accounting maneuver has raised questions about who is on the other side.
In the first of several deals in the works, TVA sold its soon-to-be-completed John Sevier Combined Cycle Plant to a limited liability corporation registered in Delaware. It's name…John Sevier Combined Cycle Generation.
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"It's not that there's anything nefarious going on. They're really trying to protect their competitive interest."
TVA's own workforce has been asking who the company is. The utility told them TVA itself is not an investor, nor are any of its employees.
Fitch Ratings agency calls it an "arms length transaction." For that reason, though, analyst Bhala Mehendale says the LLC's debt is not as highly rated as TVA's bonds, which enjoy the implied backing of the federal government.
"That implicit guarantee we don't think will extend to these off-balance sheet obligations."
TVA would prefer to just issue its global power bonds to pay for new plants. But the public utility has had to get creative to avoid its $30 billion debt ceiling. The "lease-purchase" agreement is a bit like refinancing a house just before moving in. Except TVA isn't trying to get a better interest rate. The utility needs to free up cash for other projects. It's actually a more expensive way of doing business.
TVA says it will cost an extra $10 million a year compared to issuing its own power bonds. That's $300 million over the term of the agreement.
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With little appetite in congress to raise anything called a "debt ceiling," TVA has more so-called "lease-purchase" deals in the works.
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|06 Jun 2009
Windows 7
The XP and Win 7 Widescreen Dillemma
Hi all.
Have an weird issue with Win 7 in the sense of Widescreen support.
I have an 22inch screen and run my games at the native rez of 1680 X 1050
Now the thing is older games like Project Snowblind and NFS:Most Wanted for example doesent support Widescreen as such, obviously. But in XP it seems to stretch the image and run fullscreen without any black edges on screen.
Where as in Win 7 it runs like in unstreched with Black Edges cause of the rez.
In XP even though not in Widescreen res , NFS for example I run 1280 X 1024 it runs full screen stretched, but in Win 7 it runs with the same rez and settings. But doesen't stretch image to rez.
Anyone else experience the same problem or know of a solution. I didin't do anything strange in XP, or change any settings or tweak GFX card drivers.
I tried running in XP Compatibility mode with Win 7, still the same.
I have a Nvidia GeForce 9800GTX card.
Any help will greatly be appreciated
|My System Specs
|06 Jun 2009
8 Pro x64
So you have black borders around the screen?
It sounds like an aspect ratio/scaling setting that needs to be adjusted. Have a look through your options in the Nvidia control panel.
|My System Specs
|06 Jun 2009
Windows 7 Beta Build 7000
You need to specify the resolution in the nvidia control center, then the screen will be stretched. Works very well, I tested it with Need for Speed Pro Street.
|My System Specs
|07 Jun 2009
Windows 7 32-bit; no 64 coz its a P4 478
Install latest Nvidia drivers from Welcome to NVIDIA - World Leader in Visual Computing Technologies , Download driver> Choose Geforce 9 series> OS: win 7 32 bit or 64 bit (depends which 1 you have) then dl and install the driver... Then go Nvidia Control Panel as 'Faxe' and 'smarteyeball' suggested... Sorry I don't use Nvidia cards so I don't know how to continue from here on...
|My System Specs
|09 Nov 2009
hii everyone
i hv upgraded from windows vista home basic to win 7 ultimate.
i have same issue,nfs mw doesn't run in full screen in win7 ultimate (it runs perfectly in vista) & i get black borders around screen.i hv ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4300 256mb with dedicated memory installed though.i also updated the drivers for ATI but it didn't help.
Any help plzzz.
Thanx in advance
|My System Specs
|12 Nov 2009
Windows 7 Pro
Hey people try the XP sp2 compatibility, it works perfect for me.
|My System Specs
|23 Nov 2009
Hey people,i finaly Found the answer!!
Now this method worked for me.i don't say that its foolproof solution but its worth trying & befor trying this method update your ATI driver to the latest version(one which is compatible with windows 7).So here we go:
1. set your screen resolution to 1024*768 (lower than highest).to do this simply right click on your desktop,choose screen resolution and change resolution in resolution box.
2.now go to ur ATI catalyst control centre.to do this,right click on desktop and the top most choice is ATI catalyst control centre.
3.choose advanced settings.
4.choose "desktop and display".click on "graphics" on top left corner.
5.now right click on laptop picture in lower bar(in my case there is only on laptop picture in lower bar having "1" in circle on its left top corner)
6. choose "configure..."
7. Now select "Full Screen" from three options.
8. Click "Apply" & then "Ok".
9. Now change back your Screen resolution to original.
p.s:if you are unable to choose "Full Screen" in ATI catalyst control centre then change your screen resolution(first try with decreasing it,if it doesn't help try increasing it) and then try again with ATI catalyst control centre.
Bingo ,we are done!!!
Now try to run your game,it should run in full screen.atleat it did for me.
Dont forget to say thanx if this method worked for you.
|My System Specs
|29 Dec 2009
Coolbuddy has it
Thanks for the help, worked like a charm!
|My System Specs
|31 Dec 2009
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Wouldn't it be better to play it with the black edges then to have a distorted image?
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|31 Dec 2009
Windows 8.1 Pro (x64)
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Route 104 in Bristol closed after fatal crash
Updated On: Jan 23 2013 06:29:25 PM EST
A section of Route 104 in Bristol was closed Wednesday evening after two cars collided, killing one of the drivers.
Police said a car driven by an 18-year-old Bristol man veered across the center line and collided head-on with a vehicle driven by a Danbury woman. The woman was pronounced dead at the scene.
The 18-year-old was taken to a local hospital.
Police said they don't believe speed or alcohol were factors in the crash. They said it's unclear why the vehicle veered across the center line.
Traffic was diverted off Route 104 near the Homestead Restaurant and onto River Road.
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