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Joseph Mallord William Turner 'Regulus', 1828, reworked 1837Joseph Mallord William TurnerRegulus 1828, reworked 1837N00519
Augustus Leopold Egg 'Past and Present, No. 3', 1858Augustus Leopold EggN03280
John Constable 'The Opening of Waterloo Bridge ('Whitehall Stairs, June 18th, 1817')', exhibited 1832John ConstableThe Opening of Waterloo Bridge ('Whitehall Stairs, … exhibited 1832T04904On loan to Victoria and Albert Museum …
Joseph Mallord William Turner 'The Burning of the House of Lords and Commons, 16th October 1834', exhibited 1835Joseph Mallord William TurnerThe Burning of the House of Lords and Commons, 1 … exhibited 1835Turner WorldwidePhiladelphia Museum of Art: The John …
Joseph Mallord William Turner 'Chichester Canal', c.1829Joseph Mallord William TurnerChichester Canal c.1829T03885
Henry Scott Tuke 'August Blue', 1893–4Henry Scott TukeAugust Blue 1893–4N01613
John Constable 'Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows', 1831John ConstableT13896On loan to Victoria and Albert Museum …
Joseph Mallord William Turner 'The Prince of Orange, William III, Embarked from Holland, and Landed at Torbay, November 4th, 1688, after a Stormy Passage', exhibited 1832Joseph Mallord William TurnerThe Prince of Orange, William III, Embarked from … exhibited 1832N00369
Canaletto (Giovanni Antonio Canal) 'A View of Greenwich from the River', c.1750–2Canaletto (Giovanni Antonio Canal)A View of Greenwich from the River c.1750–2L01926 (on long term loan)
Joseph Mallord William Turner 'Spithead: Two Captured Danish Ships Entering Portsmouth Harbour', 1807–9Joseph Mallord William TurnerN00481
Joseph Mallord William Turner 'The Wreck Buoy', c.1807, reworked 1849Joseph Mallord William TurnerThe Wreck Buoy c.1807, reworked 1849Turner WorldwideBoard of Trustees of the National …
Christopher Wood 'Boat in Harbour, Brittany', 1929Christopher WoodT00489
Joseph Mallord William Turner 'The Dark Rigi', 1842Joseph Mallord William TurnerThe Dark Rigi 1842Turner WorldwidePrivate collection
The Hon. John Collier 'The Last Voyage of Henry Hudson', exhibited 1881The Hon. John CollierThe Last Voyage of Henry Hudson exhibited 1881N01616
Andrew Carrick Gow 'A Lost Cause: Flight of King James II after the Battle of the Boyne', 1888Andrew Carrick GowN01530
Joseph Mallord William Turner 'The Chain Pier, Brighton', c.1828Joseph Mallord William TurnerThe Chain Pier, Brighton c.1828N02064
Joseph Mallord William Turner 'Shields, on the River Tyne', 1823Joseph Mallord William TurnerD18155
Julian Trevelyan 'Low Tide', 1974Julian TrevelyanLow Tide 1974P01347
Daniel Turner 'View of St Paul's from the Thames', ?c.1790Daniel TurnerN01681
Cecil Collins 'The Artist and his Wife', 1939Cecil CollinsT07733


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I wouldn't do a sex reveal party myself. I think they are kind of AWish.
I do think I would be willing to have dinner with the parents, grandparents, aunts/uncles and siblings and cut a cake. Honestly, it is only the parents, grandparents and maybe the siblings/aunts/uncles who care.
As I said, I was tentatively considering around 32 weeks to do it. I won't be doing anything big, probably just making some cupcakes or possibly getting some made, it depends on how much they would cost. We'll just gather DH's family for some, just low-key. Nothing like what some people do on Pinterest. I think it's silly to make a big deal out of it. I'm not sure if I will be having a baby shower though, because DH's family and my family are 3.5 hours apart which makes it difficult to get everyone together at one time. This may be the only "baby party" we end up having. I also realize that this may not be possible in the event that we aren't able to catch a good glimpse, so this may prove to be moot but I am just thinking ahead because I am an uberplanner.
I agree with this re: gender reveal parties - all depends on your group. My friends are already asking me what I'm going to do - they're all very excited to find out as well as our families. I personally could not wait long between the u/s and the party - I'd be too anxious!! If all goes as planned we'll be having our u/s on 03/13 (my birthday!!) and we'll have the get together on 03/17.somebodysmama21:
I think it depends on your family and friends. I am not doing one but I know my family and friends will take any excuse to get together and eat food together. So it isn't necessarily AWish if your group of people love getting together for any excuse.
GeniyaK:I was planning to do it at the baby shower. I think it gives people something to at least be excited about, and I hope it will prevent a lot of the pointless but "super cute" outfits the baby will never wear! That's the plan! We will however tell our parents probably as soon as we find out. We should know next Wednesday..... Can't wait!!!!
That's exactly what we're doing as well! We don't want an overabundance of clothing and gender specific items and not get what we REALLY need, so we're going to register for all neutral items and reveal with a cake for the bridal shower.

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As mentioned on my previous post, my next experiment would have been connecting the iPhone to a Flash application. So here it is:
iPhone 2 Flash from nuthinking on Vimeo.
Design detailsI managed to connect to the iPhone a couple of weeks ago but I wanted to create a decent demo to better show the technical achievement. Multi-touch interactions have still a long way to go and so far it's quite hard to see it useful for contexts different than editing, and of course multi-user experiences. In this experiment the user is able just to modify size and orientation of a carousel and its scrollbar, nothing more a part of course being able to scroll the carousel. I'm definitely interested on seeing how multi-touch interactions will be applied to standard UI components, as I showed also with my previous experiments.
Technical detailsTo create a bridge from iPhone to a Flash application I needed to use an iPhone application which would connect to a socket server the Flash application would receive data from. After I could try the efficiency of Multitouch Framework, I used their iPhone application and their framework for the Mac application, then I imported some classes from OpenFrameworks' addons to create the socket server (the same I used on one of my previous experiment), that's it. I would like to share though the most interesting parts of the process.As you can see, after the finger starts to move a delay starts growing. This is because at any finger movement the iPhone sends a package of information to the application via network, and these packages are sent very frequently so that the network starts accumulating them. To solve a problem like this, you should avoid to send information about small movements. I implemented this on my mac application, but unfortunately the problem seems to be in the root, the iPhone application. The iPhone application seems to send to their framework all the information, without filtering them, the framework, in facts, returns all the events in basically the same way you would get them in an iPhone application, it would be nice to have a tolerance, which you can modify, for small movements so that you can optimize the communication, as I did on my Mac app. The only annoying part of this is that you have to identify the finger, thing that doesn't happen by default with iPhone SDK, but it's very easy to do by the way.Other thing I wanted to mention is that despite the idea of using Multitouch Framework was to test multi-touch applications quickly, thus just using the iPhone as input device, I had to find an even more portable way to test it. In facts the Mac I usually use to write ActionScript doesn't have Leopard and thus is not the one I use for Mac development (with Objective-C 2.0), so I wanted to be able to test it without anything else than the usual input information a Flash application can give. The solution was pretty easy and combined perfectly with the controllers I was writing. I emulated the finger press just double clicking with the mouse, this would create a touch view which I can then drag or removing with another double click. Precisely the application can easily switch between the socket multi-touch controller, to the mouse emulated one. Here is a capture of this modality:
Multitouch testing in Flash from nuthinking on Vimeo.
When I started to test the iPhone as input device for network connected applications I saw instantly as obstacle the fact that the iphone can only track 5 fingers and that its surface is very small, comparing to common multi-touch surfaces. At the moment my emulated fingers can be dragged only one at the time, but it should be pretty easy to group some of them to move them together, in fact, as shown on my previous experiments, some interactions might required it and so it could be pretty handy to add this feature.What's next? Multitouch framework is evolving quite rapidly, so I can't exclude I will experiment more with it soon, but at the moment I'm trying to be focused on an iPhone game, tilt based, I started designing and developing.Stay tuned then!
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Born: November 01, 1954
Died: March 09, 2014
Mr. Leroy Rayam was born on November 1, 1954 to the late Ralph and Allie Mae Rayam. The Lord called his loyal and faithful servant home on Sunday March 9, 2014 at SGMC. Mr. Leroy often called "Tugga" was a very humble and loving man, and you would always see him with a smile on his face. He was a devoted member of Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church and loved singing in the choir until his health wouldn't permit. He attended Hamilton County High School and graduated with the Class of 1972. Mr. Leroy also served in the United States Army for 12 years and was honorably discharged.
He was preceded in death by his father and mother Ralph and Allie Mae Rayam, brother-Handy Lee Rayam, sister – Lynn Rayam Bennett, and mother-in-law Johnnie Mae Johnson.
He leaves to cherish his memories his loving and devoted wife: Ruby Rayam of Lake Park, GA, Two loving and devoted children: Tony Patterson of Valdosta, GA and Cynthia Young (Billy) of Valdosta, GA; Five sweet grandchildren: Jonathan Patterson of Valdosta, GA, Destiny Young, Johnna Young, Brandi Young, and Jacory Young all of Valdosta, GA; Father-in-law: Sammie L. Johnson of Lake Park, GA; Two devoted brothers: Ralph Rayam, Jr (Belinda) of Valdosta, GA and Floyd Rayam of Bellville, FL; Two loving and devoted sisters: Jackie Laster (Jerome) of Valdosta, GA and Terry Ann Rayam of Bellville, FL; Six uncles: Curtis Rayam, Sr of Orlando, FL, Leonard Rayam of Newark, New Jersey, Masceo Collier (Vivian) of Bellville, FL, Raymond Collier of Lake Park, GA, James Marshall (Elizabeth) of Sarasota, FL, Fred Marshall (Delores) of West Palm Beach FL; Two great uncles: Clabon Collier and Stepney Cowart; One aunt: Annie Ray (Theodis) of Titusville, FL; One special cousin: Patricia Zachery of Tallahassee, FL and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and other sorrowing friends
The Home Going Service for Mr. Leroy Rayam will be held Saturday, March 15th, 2014 at Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Bellville, FL where Pastor Desi Nixon is the Pastor and will officiate. The interment will immediately follow at Bethel Memorial Gardens in Bellville, FL. The family will have a public viewing on Friday, March 14, 2014 from 12:00pm - 8:00pm.
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The Jambal walk is for experienced, self-sufficient hikers. It follows the Juwun walk through open forest and into the Herbert River Gorge. Walkers then camp overnight at the Blanket Creek bush camp before returning the same way. Walk times are approximate only. They are based on an average walker travelling in good conditions. You will need to adjust these times to suit your group's level of experience and fitness. The times are for walking only. Remember to allow plenty of extra time for rest stops, meal breaks and sightseeing.
Blencoe Falls to Blanket Creek—10.3 kilometres (about 4.5-5 hours walking time)
The Juwun and Jambal walks start to the east of the Blencoe Falls camping area, marked by an information sign. Wind your way through nine kilometres of open forest before reaching the escarpment. This countryside may appear dry and desolate, but there is a lot to see. Look for emus and kangaroos resting from the heat and listen for laughing kookaburras or screeching sulphur-crested cockatoos. This country is rugged and one of extremes. During the dry season, the land is parched and vulnerable to fire. Grasses dry out and some trees lose their leaves, giving the appearance of a dying landscape. With the arrival of the wet season, the countryside is inundated with water and the plants spring back to life. The track winds its way to the top of the escarpment above Blanket Creek before dropping steeply onto the banks of the Herbert River that is lined with shady she-oak trees. This is the Blanket Creek bush camp, your home for the night. Beware! As refreshing as a dip may seem, do not swim as the river is home to estuarine crocodiles.
Returning by the same track to Blencoe Falls camping area the next day.
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The goal is not to change your subjects, but for the subject to change the photographer.Unknown
A photograph is memory in the rawCarrie Latet
Most things in life are moments of pleasure and a lifetime of embarrassment; photography is a moment of embarrassment and a lifetime of pleasure.Tony Benn
A picture is worth a thousand words; a slide show is both.Unknown
A photograph is a portrait painted by the sunUnknown
Think photographs should be provocative and not tell you what you already know. It takes no great powers or magic to reproduce somebody's face in a photograph. The magic is in seeing people in new waysDuane Michals
For me, photographs take their power from memory and emotion. A picture tells its own story, shaped by the mood or insights of the person you are at the time you see it. It becomes layered with the past and the present. It need not be of people you kUnknown
Photography has the capacity to provide images of man and his environment that are both works of art and moments in historyCornell Capa
My own eyes are no more than scouts on a preliminary search, for the camera's eye may entirely change my idea.Edward Weston
Now to consult the rules of composition before making a picture is a little like consulting the law of gravitation before going for a walk. Such rules and laws are deduced from the accomplished fact; they are the products of reflection . . .Edward Weston
A good picture is equivalent to a good deed.Vincent Van Gogh
When subject matter is forced to fit into preconceived patterns, there can be no freshness of vision.Edward Weston
You don't take a photograph. You ask, quietly, to borrow it.Unknown
Perishability in a photograph is important in a picture. If a photograph looks perishable we say, "Gee, I'm glad I have that moment."John Loengard
All photographs are there to remind us of what we forget. In this - as in other ways - they are the opposite of paintings. Paintings record what the painter remembers. Because each one of us forgets different things, a photo more than a painting may change its meaning according to who is looking at it.John Berger
Perishability in a photograph is important in a picture. If a photograph looks perishable we say, "Gee, I"m glad I have that moment.John Loengard
Photography, fortunately, to me has not only been a profession but also a contact between people - to understand human nature and record, if possible, the best in each individual.Nickolas Muray
This is a perfect world I'm riding on an incline I'm staring in your face You'll photograph mineRoland Barthes
Of course, there will always be those who look only at technique, who ask "how," while others of a more curious nature will ask "why." Personally, I have always preferred inspiration to information.Man Ray
Very often people looking at my pictures say, 'You must have had to wait a long time to get that cloud just right (or that shadow, or the light).' As a matter of fact, I almost never wait, that is, unless I can see that the thing will be right in a few minutes. But if I must wait an hour for the shadow to move, or the light to change, or the cow to graze in the other direction, then I put up my camera and go on, knowing that I am likely to find three subjects just as good in the same hour.Edward Weston
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Celtic's third visit to Dingwall this season ended in a 1-1 draw with Ross County, a result that defied Betfair football betting odds, in a game that was played on a truly awful pitch and featured some poor refereeing decisions...read more »
Here are some worrying statistics: 1 away win our last 7 SPL games, 17 away games played - only 8 won and 33 points dropped this season. Those are the facts are Celtic were deservedly beaten 3-1 at Motherwell today...read more »
There has been a lot of interesting talk this week from our manager Neil Lennon and some Celtic players. Firstly, Lennon claimed it was 'abysmal' and a 'slap in the face' that no Celtic player had been nominated for SPL...read more »
Celtic retained the SPL title in style after overcoming a slow start to defeat Inverness Caley 4-1. The team had one change from last week's cup win over Dundee United, Anthony Stokes in for Emilio Izaguirre, who dropped to the bench....read more »
Celtic need just a point to retain the SPL title after a 3-0 win over Hibs in what was our best domestic performance for some time, the star of the show being two goal hero Kris Commons. Celtic played a 4-4-2,...read more »
So Celtic head into tomorrow's game against Hibs with a chance of becoming SPL champions - depending on Motherwell's result tomorrow. However, judging by how poor we have recently been in the SPL and the fact we haven't been Hibs...read more »
When Neil Lennon took over the club as full time manager in 2010, many fans were intrigued to see how his collection of key summer signings would progress and develop over the next few seasons. Players such as Izaguirre and Kayal...read more »
Celtic's stutter to the league title continued with 1-1 draw at St. Mirren, in a game defined by two things: the very poor performance of referee Bobby Madden and yet another poor SPL performance from Celtic. The game started perfectly for...read more »
Celtic return to league duty after the international break with a visit to league cup winners St. Mirren, who we will be forming a 'guard of honour' for before the game. Our last game before the split was of course the...read more »
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Nonfiction Winner: Alice Eve Cohen, What I Thought I Knew (Viking)
When married to her first husband, Cohen was diagnosed as infertile. Being happy and settled by the age of 44 was the perfect scenario for her. She had an adopted daughter named Julia and an adoring fiancé, Michael. When Alice started having symptoms that would consume her life with visits to a succession of doctors, she was diagnosed with so many illnesses that would be less obvious than being pregnant. She was told she was in early menopause and put on estrogen therapy, told her belly was getting larger due to the loss of muscle mass at her age and possibly even an abdominal tumor. It was during a test to confirm the tumor that it was discovered she was six months pregnant. Cohen became depressed, unsure of herself, and scared to death. Mostly, she had a sense of guilt due to all the tests she had taken that might have harmed their child, and due to taking estrogen, which may have caused irreversible damage to the fetus. She was already in a high-risk pregnancy category. With Michael adamantly against both abortion and giving up for adoption, they had a gorgeous little girl, Eliana. Gifts come from everywhere when you least expect it, so always expect the unexpected. Ann Horsky-McDonnell, Shirley, NY
You've been told you should never have children, but that's okay because you can'tyou have been taking hormones half your adult lifeand you don't find out until six months in that you're pregnant. What do you do? If you're Alice Eve Cohen, a writer of one-woman shows with a distinctive, manic, sometimes hilarious voice, you write your story. This is a nail-biter, a breathless read, a terror, and a joy. Brutally, engagingly honest about the fears and the options that go through a woman's mind in this situation, Cohen successfully puts herself back into the frame of mind she was in during her pregnancy, and it's as if she herself is not sure how it will end before it does. As a reader, I was right there with her, loving her and hating her along the way to the very end. Angie Kritenbrink, Seattle
You may reconsider the trust you place in your medical providers after reading this book. Cohen writes a well-paced and compelling account of her journey through a medical nightmare. Her intimate account of numerous medical appointments, crappy insurance, and incorrect diagnoses is a sad reflection on the quality of medical care in the United States. No one should have to search this long and hard for adequate medical care. Painfully honest, Cohen shares her soul and writes about life-altering events and courageous decisions. Beautifully written, incredibly engaging, heartbreaking yet ultimately triumphantthis memoir has a whole lot packed into it. Sheila Macfarlane, Schoolcraft, MI
Here's an example of the travesty of the United States healthcare systemand yet the one who slipped through the cracks is who we least expect: a woman who is not only well-educated but is gainfully employed and mindful of her health. Cohen, full of grace and grit, plows her way through a series of difficult choices and shows us just how precarious reality is when you're just another number for an insurance docket. Karyn Polewaczyk, Cambridge, MA
I read this book in one, long, magnificent instantcrying and laughing my way through every page. The experience was unpredictably rich and wholly satisfying. Clearly, Alice has earned strength and wisdom from her experiences and she has added them to her warm and delightful storytelling abilities. I suspect that all who read What I Thought I Knew will gain a sense of the mirages built into our understanding of the world around us, and the great beauty that comes with accepting that fact. I hope we see many, many more works (and plays!) from this brilliant author. Jenji Henson, Austin, TX


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http://www.organicvalley.coop/products/butter/pasture/"A 2009 American Cheese Society Award Winner! This cultured and lightly salted butter is one of the great pleasures of eating. Its high fat content makes it perfect at the table or in your favorite recipes. Produced without antibiotics, or synthetic hormones and pesticides, Organic Valley's Pasture Butter is seasonally produced in small batches at the height of pasture season, providing higher levels of antioxidants, CLA (conjugated linoleic acid), and Omega-3 and-6 fatty acids.This butter is in natural food stores in the U.S. and it's what I make my ghee from. Grass fed cows, high in CLA."Blue Ice Cod Liver Oil is the same brand I take. (but in capsules)
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I just looked up Cabot Farms, the brand of organic butter I've been buying at our Co-op, and their website says:All of Cabot's products are made from pasteurized milk. Pasteurization destroys undesirable pathogenic microorganisms, such as E. coli or Listeria.So, is what they say true regarding pasteurization?


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Filmmaker Mike Leigh's biography of the landscape painter J.M.W. Turner is what critics call "austere"—which means it's slow and grim and deliberately hard to love—yet…
Filmmaker Mike Leigh's biography of the landscape painter J.M.W. Turner is what critics call "austere"—which means it's slow and grim and deliberately hard to love—yet…
The new version of "Annie" is fashionably artificial and not very well directed, but its unabashed good cheer is very welcome.
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
"Life Itself" airs on CNN Sunday, January 4th.
Chaz Ebert to receive Tribute Award at The Bahamas International Film Festival.
An FFC comments on Roger Moore's best James Bond film, "The Spy Who Loved Me."
The "Ida" panel discussion at Columbia University.
An FFC comments on Roger Moore's best James Bond film, "The Spy Who Loved Me."
A report on films that screened at the 2014 San Diego Asian Film Festival.
An interview with Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardennes, directors of "Two Days, One Night."
"Legend of Korra" is subversive; 50 underground filmmakers; How headlines change the way we think; The millennial job paradox; Michelle MacLaren is the best director…
* This filmography is not intended to be a comprehensive list of this artist's work. Instead it reflects the films this person has been involved with that have been reviewed on this site.
Interviews with Tilda Swinton, Julianne Moore, F. Murray Abraham and others at the 2014 Gotham Independent Film Awards.
Remembering Richard Kiel; Kevin Smith on "Tusk"; Julianne Moore shines in "Still Alice"; New war on big money in politics; How Stephen King teaches writing.
An interview with Patricia Clarkson, star of two TIFF 2014 films, "Learning to Drive" and "October Gale."
A report on an event at SDCC sponsored by Samsung and promoting "The Hunger Game--Mockingjay, Part 1."
Cannes reporters Michał Oleszczyk and Ben Kenigsberg discuss the films of this year's Cannes Film Festival.
The Turkish director, a longtime Cannes favorite, won the festival's top prize.
A counterpoint opinion on David Cronenberg's "Map to the Stars."
Barbara Scharres Reports on the World Premiere of David Cronenberg's Map to the Stars.
Brian De Palma talks about his new film "Passion," his long career and seeing one of his most famous films, "Carrie," get a remake.
Marie writes: Behold an ivy covered house in Düsseldorf, Germany and the power of plants to transform stone, brick and mortar into a hotel for millions of spiders. To view an amazing collection of such images and showcasing a variety of buildings from around the world, visit The Most Colorful Houses Engulfed in Vegetation at io9.com.
Marie writes: As the dog days of summer slowly creep towards September and Toronto starts getting ready for TIFF 2013, bringing with it the promise of unique and interesting foreign films, it brought to mind an old favorite, namely The Red Balloon; a thirty-four minute short which follows the adventures of a young boy who one day finds a sentient red balloon. Filmed in the Menilmontant neighborhood of Paris and directed by French filmmaker Albert Lamorisse, The Red Balloon went on to win numerous awards and has since become a much-beloved Children's Classic.
Marie writes: Last week, in response to a club member comment re: whatever happened to Ebert Club merchandize (turned out to be too costly to set up) I had promised to share a free toy instead - an amusement, really, offered to MailChimp clients; the mail service used to send out notices. Allow me to introduce you to their mascot...
"As film exhibition in North America crowds itself ever more narrowly into predictable commercial fodder for an undemanding audience, we applaud those brave, free spirits who still hold faith with the unlimited potential of the cinema." - Roger
Marie writes: Every once in while, I'll see something on the internet that makes me happy I wasn't there in person. Behold the foolish and the brave: standing on one of the islands that appear during the dry season, kayacker's Steve Fisher, Dale Jardine and Sam Drevo, were able to peer over the edge after paddling up to the lip of Victoria Falls; the largest waterfall in the world and which flows between Zambia and Zimbabwe, in Africa. It's 350 feet down and behind them, crocodiles and hippos can reportedly be found in the calmer waters near where they were stood - but then, no guts, no glory, eh? To read more and see additional photos, visit "Daredevil Kayakers paddle up to the precipice of the Victoria Falls" at the DailyMail.
Marie writes: I was looking for something to make Roger laugh, when the phone rang. It was a bad connection, but this much I did hear: "Roger has died." That's how I learned he was gone, and my first thought was of the cruel and unfair timing of it. He'd been on the verge of realizing a life long dream: to be the captain of his own ship.
Marie writes: Did you know that if you wear your contact lenses too much and too long during the cold, winters months - and with the windows closed and the heat cranked-up, that you can develop an annoying eye condition? Because you can. Ahem. And so for the time being, I'll be spending less time staring at my monitor and more time resting my eyes. The Newsletter will still arrive as usual each week, but it won't be as huge. That said, it will contain a few extra goodies to make up for it, by way of curious finds. And speaking of finding stuff...."On Thursday, March 7, 2013, SpaceX's Grasshopper doubled its highest leap to date to rise 24 stories or 80.1 meters (262.8 feet), hovering for approximately 34 seconds and landing safely using closed loop thrust vector and throttle control. Grasshopper touched down with its most accurate precision thus far on the centermost part of the launch pad. At touchdown, the thrust to weight ratio of the vehicle was greater than one, proving a key landing algorithm for Falcon 9. The test was completed at SpaceX's rocket development facility in McGregor, Texas." - by Neatorama
Marie writes: As some of you may have heard, a fireball lit up the skies over Russia on February 15, 2013 when a meteoroid entered Earth's atmosphere. Around the same time, I was outside with my spiffy new digital camera - the Canon PowerShot SX260 HS. And albeit small, it's got a built-in 20x zoom lens. I was actually able to photograph the surface of the moon!
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The goodies are in! After a slow start, Sundance Film Festival 2013 has begun to offer real discoveries, even if the wait for that elusive game-changing masterpiece is by no means over. Still, there's stuff to enjoy in Park City and appetites seem pleasantly whetted.
Rarely does a TV show arrive with lower expectations than the annual Emmy Awards telecast. It's a given that the thing will suck. Even so, this year's -- the 64th -- managed to come up short and disappoint. And it wasn't one of those "so bad it's good" campy things you can enjoy making fun of, either. It was more like one of those "so bad it's lousy" things that leave you incredulous and drained of the will to live.
"Through my films I'm eventually trying to one day tell the truth. I don't know if I'm ever going to get there, but I'm slowly letting pieces of myself out there and then maybe by the time I'm 85, I'll look back and say, 'All right, that about sums it up.'" -- Adam Sandler, interview clip used in the 2012 Oscar broadcast
What if those schlocky Adam Sandler movies that you either think are funny or you don't really aren't just schlocky Adam Sandler movies that you either think are funny or you don't? What if they don't have much to do with movies at all, but are more like leveraged derivative instruments (I don't actually know what those are) or synthetic collateralized debt obligation (CDO) transactions, devised by accountants to provide maximum returns with minimum effort -- that promise investors profits for next-to-nothing? Ultra-low-budget production values and minor league actors, writers and directors (except for Sandler himself, who gets $25 million-plus up-front plus a heavy chunk of the gross), subsidized by egregious product placements, make for maximum risk minimalization.
As a moviegoer and a critic, all I care about is what's on the screen -- or isn't. But there's so little on the screen in Adam Sandler movies, that I confess I'm bewildered at what some claim to see in them. So, if you're curious about, say, how the production cost of the average Adam Sandler comedy jumped from about $30 million to about $80 million overnight... well, just keep reading.
The so-called " flop" of "That's My Boy" this past weekend (Sandler's second after "Jack and Jill" -- almost a trend!) has been greeted with schadenfreude in some quarters, but it disregards the likelihood that financial arrangements have long been in place that ensure a Sandler movie has to really, seriously tank before it winds up actually losing money.* Who knows -- there may be the equivalent of credit default swaps that protect Sony and Happy Madison from disappointing returns. I wouldn't be surprised to learn that there are investment devices that allow the backing companies to actually make money by placing wagers predicting the underperformance of a given movie, just to hedge their bets. Everybody wins, right?
Marie writes: I've never seen this done before - and what an original idea! Gwen Murphy is an artist who breathes new life into old shoes, transforming them from fashion accessories into intriguing works of art. Thanks go to club member Cheryl Knott for telling me about this. (Click to enlarge.)
Rush Limbaugh's so-called "slutgate" brouhaha reminds me of a scene in Kenneth Lonergan's great film "Margaret." After a heated classroom argument about 9/11, a student says: "I think this whole class should apologize to Angie because all she did was express her opinion about what her relatives in Syria think about the fact that we bombed the shit out of a practically medieval culture... and everybody started screaming at her like she was defending the Ku Klux Klan!" Whereupon, one of the teachers says that jumping down someone's throat when you disagree with them is "censorship." Lisa Cohen (Anna Paquin) goes ballistic: "This class is not the government!"
Lisa's point is significant -- and it's one of the movie's many sharp insights into how Americans argue. We have a hard time separating our personal feelings from the legal system, a conflict that's goes to the core of Lisa's moral dilemma. (And for some reason we think it's a rational defense to say that someone else did something just as bad but didn't get punished for it as much.) The classroom of teenagers, reacting spontaneously and having a free discussion (even if it became raucous and uncivil) was not an attempt to prevent, modify or control the expression of Angie's ideas, but an attempt (by some, at least) to refute them. And while censorship isn't limited to government, church, commercial or social repression, the phrase "freedom of speech" (as outlined in the First Amendment) applies to government restrictions on what "the people" can say.
"Our slogan's 'Country First.' Lieberman and Pawlenty are 'Country First' choices. Sarah Palin will be perceived as a self-serving political maneuver. You may not only lose this election, John, you just might lose your reputation right along with it." -- prescient warning by McCain advisor Mark Salter (Jamey Sheridan) in "Game Change"
First, there's this: Austin Pendleton as Joe Lieberman. I just want to mention that casting masterstroke up-front because, even though he only gets about two minutes of screen time (and most of it is in the background) it's one of those little touches that shows the people who made "Game Change" have an eye for the telling detail. I had so much fun watching this movie. The funny thing is, it isn't exactly satire, maybe because that's already inherent in the real-life material. It's a comedy (I think), but the humor is fairly mild, certainly not as funny as Sarah Palin's public appearances actually were. I guess we're just used to her now.
Still, I thoroughly enjoyed "Game Change," which goes out of its way to demonstrate understanding and sympathy for Palin, and absolves John McCain of all responsibility for his unconscionable campaign in 2008. (Spoiler alert: It was his advisers who screwed up!) Honestly, McCain and Palin should drop down on their knees and thank everybody involved in this picture for their kindness and discretion: director Jay Roach ("Austin Powers," "Recount") and writer Danny Strong ("Recount"), who adapted the book by Mark Halperin and John Heilemann, and a top-notch cast, headed by Woody Harrelson as McCain advisor Steve Schmidt (who is really the main character), Julianne Moore as Palin and Ed Harris as McCain. It's just a shame Harris doesn't have a bigger part to play in the proceedings.
"Game Change" is patterned on redemptive Frank Capra and Preston Sturges archetypes (a dash of "Mrs. Palin Goes to Washington" and maybe quite a lot of "Hail, the Conquering Heroine" -- minus the hero's moral torment over misrepresenting himself), even if the screwball energy is missing. Although, things get fairly dark (as they often do in Capra and Sturges) when Palin shuts down and goes catatonic, overwhelmed by the advisers who are trying to make her into someone and something she is not (neither a conventional politician, nor a credible candidate for Vice President of the United States), she finally snaps out of it, drawing strength from her love of family and state and country, and "goes rogue" in the third act, rediscovering her unique voice and her true spirit. That's a generous assessment of her character, but it's left up to you to decide whether the Real Sarah Palin is someone who oughtta be in politics.Above: The Real Thing
Sarah Palin lacked the preparation or temperament to be one heartbeat away from the presidency, but what she possessed in abundance was the ability to inflame political passions and energize the John McCain campaign with star quality. That much we already knew. What I didn't expect to discover after viewing "Game Change," a new HBO film about the 2008 McCain campaign, was how much sympathy I would feel for Palin, and even more for John McCain.


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Jason Leonard visited Rokeby School yesterday, an East London inner-city state school where rugby was only introduced a year ago but is already making a significant impact across the whole curriculum.
With no rugby pitch in an area unfamiliar with the sport, Rokeby embraced rugby and its values through the Rugby Football Union's All Schools programme.
Behaviour has improved as rugby has increased students' confidence, discipline and self-esteem, as well as being something that they enjoy.
Leonard is an ambassador for All Schools, which launched in partnership with the Rugby Football Foundation and is now in its second year, aiming to take rugby to 750 state secondary schools by 2019/20. It forms a key pillar in the legacy plans for Rugby World Cup 2015 and offers each participating school a three-year support programme to enable them to start and sustain playing rugby.
The Rugby World Cup-winner met with Rokeby's rugby team to give them some coaching tips and inspire them further with his personal rugby story and memories.
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Leonard said: "I didn't go to a traditional rugby playing school, but I was lucky that when a new teacher joined he was able to introduce me to the game. Rugby really is a game for everyone of all shapes and sizes, which is why initiatives such as All Schools are so important, to give as many young people as possible the opportunity to enjoy the game and its strong values."
The All Schools mantra is: 'Rugby union is a game for All Schools – all schools can play, all young people in the school can play and rugby has an impact on all of the school' and Rokeby have proved this in the past year.
Students, such as Karim Samms who have had behavioural issues in the past are now far more engaged at school. Asked how rugby has helped with his behaviour, he said: "For the first time at Rokeby School I've been a part of something. Instead of being in trouble and being excluded I'm part of something positive and now I behave and respect others."
The students understand that they need to attend lessons and that the teachers expect high standards, otherwise they won't be allowed to play rugby. In addition to this discipline they have learnt the importance of sportsmanship. No matter how hard they battle on the pitch, there is a friendly atmosphere after the match, which has helped build stronger relationships with local schools.


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Friday, February 11, 2011
Ma's Sugar Cookies
Imagine my surprise when I showed up one day and mom offered me a sugar cookie. And after I tried it, she proudly announced that she had baked it. At over 60 years of age, she made her first from-scratch cookies, and she was happy as heck that they turned out.
I wanted to scoff at her sudden baking, but I had to admit that they were pretty good.
I have no idea where she got the recipe. Apparently it was something her bingo-hall buddies were all making, and she was more than happy to share the recipe with me.
This cookie is fairly plain. It's a sugar cookie, after all. But that just means you can fancy it up with whatever you please. Plain sugar is normal, but why not use colored sugar to match the holiday or your mood. Or instead of vanilla extract, pick another flavor. These would be nice with lemon, orange, almond - or just about anything else that you like.
Ma's Sugar Cookies
1 cup vegetable oil
1 cup sugar
1 cup powdered sugar
2 eggs
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
4 cups all purpose flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 1 /2 teaspoons kosher salt
Sugar (colored or plan)
Preheat oven to 375 degrees and line your baking sheets with parchment paper.
In a medium bowl, cream together the butter, oil, and sugars. Add the eggs and vanilla extract and beat until combined.
In a separate bowl, combine the flour, baking soda, and salt. Still well to distribute the salt and baking powder, then add this mixture to the wet ingredients, Stir well to combine.
You can bake immediately, or chill the dough first, your choice.
Using a small scoop, place tablespoon-sized scoops onto the prepared baking sheets, leaving plenty of space between the cookies for them to spread. You can also use a spoon to do the scooping. Or, after the dough has chilled thoroughly, you can scoop out portions and roll them into balls with your hands.
Sprinkle sugar on top of the cookies, then flatten them with the bottom of a drinking glass, a flat measuring cup, or a spatula. Sprinkle on more sugar, if desired.
Bake at 375 degrees for 10-12 minutes until the cookies are just barely browned on the edges. Remove them to a rack to cool. The cookies will be very soft when they're warm, but they will harden as they cool.
This recipe can be halved for a smaller batch of cookies.
Freshly posted at 9:12 AM by Donna Currie
Cookbook author and food writer for Serious Eats, Whisk Magazine, and the Left Hand Valley Courier, among others. Columnist at American Recycler. Blogger at www.cookistry.com and reviews.cookistry.com.Tags: Baking, Sweets
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Every IV in the AC?
- 0Aug 7, '06 by General E. Speaking, RNI had to restart many IVs this weekend. Almost all our patients coming from the ER have an IV or SL in their AC. I realize this is an easy/fast place to obtain access and I am NOT bashing ER nurses. It seems to me that almost all of these IVs need to be restarted due to leaking, clotting off, accidently pulled out or the IVFs are positional. When the ER is rocking and rolling and they are getting slammed or it is an emergency situation, I can understand. But, every person- young, old, fat or thin has an AC IV? It seems the patient ends up paying the price because they end up having to be restuck. Many of these people have lots of other healthy vein sites.
Wondering if anyone else has the same issues?
- 1Aug 7, '06 by NRSKarenRN, BSN, RN AdminThankfully, our ER starts low then moves up...
Personally even my IJ clotted after CAT scan with dye given through it when Renal Colic hit; they couldn't find another site.
Sometimes ER can't win the IV site game.
- 0Aug 8, '06 by rnmi2004AC isn't the best spot for long-term use, but try to see it from their point of view. ER is usually a very busy place. Starting in the AC is usually the quickest, surest spot to go; also, certain CTs require the PIV to be in the AC for power contrast injection. The RN may not know what tests will be ordered so why start elsewhere if you're just going to have to restart it for a spiral CT?
- 0Aug 10, '06 by Daytonitei was on an iv team for many years. this is par for the course. the veins in the ac are large and accommodate large bore needles and the iv bolus' the might have to be done, and what all. you are not going to change anyone's mind on this. what we used to do is just change the iv sites as soon as we could get to it. being an iv team that had the luxury of being able to check every single iv site of every patient (very rare, i know), we changed those ac iv sites immediately in order to save them for later use. most floor nurses (and, i'm not knocking you guys because i know you are busy and have other things going on) won't do it, but if the ac veins get infiltrated or phlebitis, the rest of the lower arm is usually no good for any more iv's--usually. you just gotta smile and remember we are all supposed to be working together on a team. taking the opportunity to change these sites is one way i was able to develop and hone my iv insertion skills as a youngun. then, there are those who hope on hope that their iv problems will just disappear and they do nothing. where are you (that's a rhetorical question for each of you reading this)?
- 0Aug 10, '06 by MomNRNI am one of the ER nurses who almost always starts the line in the AC. It is for all reasons you guys quoted above:
1 - it is easy
2 - it is fast
3 - CT would have a stroke and have to restart, if there was anything less than a 20 in the AC
4 - it is easiest to draw blood off during IV start
I always look elsewhere, but have to consider why the pt is coming to the ER in the first place. Bleeders, abd pain, and chest pain always get a AC line in my book.
- 0Aug 10, '06 by vamedic4I don't so much have a problem with an IV in the AC as long as it's WELL MAINTAINED and secured well enough so that you don't have to restart it!!! Nothing worse than having a patient come up from the ER with an AC IV and fluid clamped off....duhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. Or
Also for criminy sakes put an armboard on the patient if you can...it's bad enough the patient shouldn't bend his arm...but he'll damn sure try...and when he does...your IV is in jeopardy.
Again..not to bash the ER, it's just part of that "pre transfer" things you need to make sure you do.
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- 0Aug 10, '06 by General E. Speaking, RNthanks for the feedback. Good points in the posts above, just frustrating for us floor nurses.


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27th March 2007, 01:33 AM #1
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Power Adapter - hot hot hot!
Does anyone else's brick portion of their power adapter get hot? I mean - i'm almost scared to leave it on my sofa cushion while I use my laptop. It's pretty hot to the touch.
I'd leave it on the ground if I could but the length of the cord is too short. I'm just seeing if this is normal.
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Re: Power Adapter - hot hot hot!
I noticed mine gets hot when the battery is low and is in the charging stage.
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mine gets hot, but not tooooooo hot, its just like "warm"......but for your question, i would rather not put it on the sofa (fire hazard)MSI GT70-2PC DOMINATOR--> Intel Core i7 4810MQ (2.8GHz) | nVidia GTX870m 3GB GDDR5 | 8GB DDR3 RAM | 1TB HDD | Windows 8.1 64-bit
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27th March 2007, 03:40 AM #4
Re: Power Adapter - hot hot hot!
Every once in a while, somebody checks his/her adaptor and finds out its hot...Don't worry it's absolutely normal. The temp of the adaptor depends on the supplied electricity, the ambient temperature, the amount of power the laptop draws, etc. There's also difference if you are in Europe, USA or Australia (different standards of power characteristics)"The effect of liberty to individuals is, that they may do what they please; we ought to see what it will please them to do, before we risk congratulations."L2000 LiveStrong
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I have a dv8000 and dv9000 both bricks get so hot I cannot touch them and also am afraid of the fire hazard. Hp says its normal. I say its ridiculous. One is a 65watt (dv8000), the other is a 90watt (dv9000), and in charging mode both get that hot. What model do you have?
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I take a heatsink from an old motherboad or CPU and attach it to the "brick" with an elastic. This keeps the "brick" a bit cooler. : )
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I have a small wood box i use to prop the brick up so it does not make the carpet so hot!... this is for my c500 though... don't know why it gets that hot... the computer seems to get very hot to... to the point i have to take it off my legs!I would like you to take a moment to go to my web site.
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I sit my brick below my laptop cooler but yes it does get quite hot. #flickr
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Mine gets oooooooober hot - like hotter than Jessica Alba naked hot. Like, can only put my finger on it for 10 seconds hot. Like, I use it to fry my eggs in the morning hot.
Okay - it's pretty hot, but only when charging the battery."When all else fails, Google it."
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