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A new club aiming to bring together people from all walks of life is set to open.
The Epping Forest Phab club will enable people of all abilities to enjoy sports and other recreational activities.
The first event will feature a form of bowls for people with physical disabilities called boccia.
Other planned activities include football, dance and arts and crafts.
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PTFS have just made a lot of previously unreleased code available in their public repository
This includes the just released 'Harley' branch. It's great to see the code seeing the light of day, and now the release management team will have the fun job of integrating it for 3.4.0. :)
Congratulations to the people at PTFS who worked hard to get this code written and released, and I'm sure there will be many an hour spent discussing how best to integrate it into mainstream now.
I have cloned the harley branch and pushed to both my home and work repositories.
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That's great news, Chris, and an encouraging sign that things are starting to move in the right direction. Let'sI hope it continues!


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The actor is on a list of possible successors to Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry, according to CBS Boston.
Political analyst Jon Keller has heard Affleck's name "tossed around" among others – including Scott Brown, Rep. Mike Capuano, Rep. Ed Markey and Rep. Stephen Lynch – to take Kerry's seat, he reported on Tuesday. If President Barack Obama does appoint Kerry as secretary of state, as expected, a special election will be held to fill his spot.
Affleck, a Democrat, grew up in Cambridge and actively campaigned for Elizabeth Warren who won a Massachusetts Senate seat last month.
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Mobile, Ala. (WALA) FOX10 News continue to take a closer look the proposed 1-10 bridge and why the "preferred" route was chosen.
Earlier this week The Alabama Department of Transportation and the Federal Highway Administration revealed its preferred route for the proposed 1-10 bridge over Mobile River.
According to the environmental impact study all four of the routes would have some kind of impact on the economy. But ALDOT's Mobile-area s design engineer says the B'Prime route had the most favorable impact on the maritime industry.
" B'Prime kind of stayed all the way there in the middle. So going back and researching and looking at what impacts it would have on the maritime industry, B' prime was the best fit," said Edwin Perry.
According to the draft environmental impact study B'Prime is one of the furthest routes away from Austal, administration building and the employee parking lot. The study says Mobile's maritime industry contributes $2.4 billion to the regional economy and supports close to 30 thousand jobs. Perry says the preferred route has the least impact to the region's biggest money makers. And B'Prime is it.
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I made a brief visit to my college. It was a 19 hour stay, brief and to the point, but turned out to be touching in more ways than one.
At the end of the line was my grandmother. She was like all grandmothers, I suppose. She had white papery skin, that I felt would crack if I held her hands too tight. She had crows feet, not just next to her eyes, but all over her face. Grey hair, thick bifocal glasses glossing over her cataract clouded iris.
But beyond that she was nothing like other grandmothers.
Amidst this insistent hullabaloo that had erupted around me, I froze. The police didn't know I was only there to teach the children. They would arrest me like everyone else. They would throw us into a cramped jail cell, pull us out one by one to break us, interrogate us hitting those body parts where the baton leaves no marks. My mind went blank and my body stiffened in terror.
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Hi Everyone. I just posted in my other post about trying to do marshmallow fondant. I've never made it, but supposedly it tastes better than regular fondant. Anyway, just wondering if anyone has actually ate some and what your thoughts are on it. :)
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I've made it. It was hell to work with, as all fondants are. Don't let anyone tell you different. Your arm WILL fall off. As for taste, not noticably better, but then, I wouldn't consider fondant a food treat. It's mostly for decorative purposes. BTW, "regular" fondant is the same basic thing as marshmallow fondant--it's just that the marshmallows are deconstructed. You are using the ingredients that MAKE marshmallows.


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Kid Friendly or Are You Kidding: Teen Malia and Sasha Dolls?
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They say kids grow up fast, but Ty, the toy company famous for making Beanie Babies, has given Malia and Sasha Obama a lil push. The manufacturer is now marketing dolls in the supposed likeness of the 7- and 10-year-old first daughters. Only instead of capturing their classy and age-appropriate essence, the young ladies were made to look like identical teenagers. What's your opinion — would you buy these for your child?
lickety-split 5 years
here is the white house response http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20254728,00.html
mecita 5 years
Ummmm.... kinda creepy because they look too old and look NOTHING like the girls themselves.
Sarana 5 years
I think the dolls are cute and except from the names have nothing to do with Obama's daughters.
SKC-Sparkle 5 years
Thanks for posting a link to the Obama action figure - the pictures are HILARIOUS - especially the one of Obama battling Darth Vader.
lisasp 5 years
In defense of some of us in the toy industry, check out www.karitokids.com for great dolls and books that teach children about other countries and cultures and also about charity. Lulu, our doll from Kenya, is a beautiful example of what ethnically accurate dolls can look like!
emmebeth 5 years
Why does it seem like the toy industry is encouraging the sexualization of little girls?
Mel475 5 years
I agree with other posters - all they did was put the Obama girls' names on dolls that bear no likeness and in fact, are identical to each other! I think it's poor form and not an appropriate representation of these young ladies.
CaterpillarGirl 5 years
Im sorry but you cant just whip out the african american generic dolls and call them the presidents daughters and expect the public to buy it. Lame
momma-tikita 5 years
why are they identical? why do they have bigger boobs than me? crazyy!
bigestivediscuit 5 years
These are ridiculous - I hope they don't really make it to the shelves and are pulled if they do.
La-Tua-Cantante 5 years
This is weird - let them have some normalcy. I'm glad I'm not in the public eye and people can't attempt to make creepy dolls that are supposed to look like me but fail miserably
Frank-y-Ava 5 years
Why does "Marvelous Malia" have breast and she's only 10 years-old?? Not cool.
lickety-split 5 years
weird. but i don't get how they are dolls of the president's daughter. does it say that somewhere on the site, or do the dolls just have their names?
SKC-Sparkle 5 years
This is insane - let them be kids without the scrutiny!
shoogerbooger 5 years
I agree with the first post! They shouldn't be allowed to release the dolls.
Brendelwoman 5 years
Feel sorry for these girls. Too much pressure and attention.
katedavis 5 years
Why are they identical? That's a little offensive.
Lukin 5 years
Turning a seven-year-old girl (and her older sister) who did not choose to be in the spotlight into a toy is beyond creepy to me.
bikinib7 5 years
I'm sorry - but does the doll in green representing Malia, really have BOOBS? 10 years old.. are you kidding? Wow.
rosesandeson 5 years
This is so outrageous... I wonder what the president would think of these imitations.
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A helicopter being deliberately targeted by a laser pointer. The light is a distraction and, if bright enough, can cause temporary flashblindness. A video of the incident is here.
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As you start to create artwork inside of Illustrator, you may find the need to modify or move objects in unison with one another. In order to do this, you'll need to create a group. In this movie, I'll walk you through the basics of grouping objects together and show you how they can help you modify multiple objects at one time. In order to make groups you have to make a couple of selections first. Let's go and grab the Regular Selection tool and then click on a piece of artwork. Once I have that piece of artwork selected, I want to group it with another piece of artwork.
Since these two pieces go hand-in-hand, I'll hold down my Shift key and click this piece of artwork as well. Now I'm ready to group these objects together, so I can then scale and rotate them in unison with one another. In order to make a group, there are two things I can do, I can go to Object and select Group, or as you see out to the right, I can use the keyboard shortcut Command+G or Ctrl+G, that's Command on the Mac, Ctrl on the PC, and the letter G. You can also see directly underneath that I have the ability to ungroup objects as well, with Shift+Ctrl+G or Shift+Command+G on a Mac.
If I choose Group, nothing really happens on my canvas, but these objects are now grouped together. So if I click away from them and then click back on this single object, I actually select both of them, because they're now grouped. If I click to move them, they both move in unison with one another. As a matter of fact, since they're grouped, the only way to move them independently of each other is to utilize the Direct Selection tool or something called Isolation mode, which we'll talk about in a future movie. If you want to group multiple objects within a group that's possible as well.
I can select this group, hold down my Shift key and select this group and use Ctrl+G, then I can hold down my Shift key and select these objects in the second row, hit Ctrl+G and now I've created a group, within a group, within a group. If I want to start ungrouping these, I can go to Object > Ungroup, and now these are independent of each other, but these are still grouped.
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.. Is there any way ro re-rename your party members? As I got Mjolnir and typed Mjlornir instead for its name. I tried to export the battery file with VBA and opening it with a hex editor and searching for the typo-named raichu's name.. no luck so far doing so.
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Black Box: So, as the RX story goes, by Xmas, we're waiting for Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 Mark II with longer zoom range, slower lens and lower price. And then, of course, in Spring it'll be the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 Mark III, in which Sony will finally realize all the mistakes they made in the previous two models and compromise on all of them. Tough luck, Sony buyers.
Actually, if Sony keeps to their normal schedule, they will release a new version every six months. Each new model will be faster in some respect (focus or aperture) but will overlook some other feature in exchange.
So you might get more range, but lose the flash, or you might get better low light but lose the viewfinder. Sony has a firm policy not to put all the features you might want in a single camera.
For the record, Panasonic follows the same policy. How else to explain the lack of a touchscreen in the FZ1000?
Ruy Penalva: I don't understand why Zeiss insist on doing MF lens. Wake up Zeiss!
Clearly, these lenses weren't made for me.
It wouldn't be a problem except that they don't make any lenses for me. I suppose I could buy their A-mount 135mm and a converter, but alternately, they could just make an e-mount, maybe?
Comments on DP Review crack me up sometimes. When someone posts a stunning image, about half the comments are about the camera. When someone posts an image to illustrate a camera feature, we write in with questions about the subject.
When someone posts a photo that simply could not be taken (at all) with traditional cameras, someone will write in to claim it could have been taken with their camera phone.
Indoor sports pics are about the most demanding thing you can do with a camera, unless you are using it to hammer in your tent stakes. The need to focus fast in low light reduces most cameras to tears. Freezing the action (or shooting handheld) with a boatload of pixels leaves the tears blurry and black-and-white..
Delta 3200 (35mm) film used to have a nice gritty look to it. You could push it to 6400, and it wasn't great, but still had more texture and "feel" than almost any digital. Not so any more. The high ISO files you published had a lot more to work with than even high-ISO film.
Now I want an 810. It is out of my price range for an "armature" photographer, but nice to know it can jump through hoops when needed. Thanks for the article.
I don't even understand how camera companies are able to lose money. The markup is huge, and they come out with new products every 20 days or so.
Canon and Nikon make a pretty reliable profit even in a down market, but everyone else breaks even. I don't get it. It costs them a couple of hundred dollars to make a product that they are selling for a thousand.
Where is all the money going? Those commercials with Ashton Kutcher must cost a lot more than I thought.
I hope DPR will do a complete review of this soon. If the tracking AF really is good enough for sports, then Fuji nailed this one.
JWest: Great to see Samsung getting the recognition they deserve. Their NX system ticks all the major boxes - a great quality APS-C sensor, fantastic ergonomics, and a remarkable range of glass. It's always been mystifying to me that they don't get a lot more attention.
Samsung has the manufacturing and technical ability to dig into the market share of Nikon and Canon if they want to. As it is, they are putting big sensors in small packages, which is a pretty good start, but hurts Sony and Oly more than Canon and Nikon.
The problem so far is that they don't make any revolutionary cameras. Each model (so far) is basically a Sony with a few improvements.
I am looking forward to seeing how the NX30 matches up with the next round of Sony cameras. It sounds like the NX30 might be the camera to beat this year.
Bjorn_L: How is this the first weather resistant superzoom? The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 has been out for 4 months and is also sealed.
I think Fuji has discovered over the years that it is better to make a marketing claim that is not technically true than to let others make the claim.
If you do a Google search for "world's fastest autoocus" (for example), it turns up a bunch of Fuji marketing claims. People who read the footnotes discover it is only for certain lighting conditions, with certain features turned off. But many people never read the footnotes.
Similarly, Fuji can make the claim that they made the first weatherproof superzoom, knowing that they can argue over the definition of "super" easier than they can admit that Sony beat them to the market. And if the customer ends up happy with the camera, then it won't matter.
Still, I wish DP Review would at least make an attempt to comment on press releases, rather than just running them word-for-word. If Fuji made a claim like "better picture quality than Canon", odds are that DP Review would not publish the press release.
If Fuji said "first APSC fixed lens compact", odds are that DP Review would correct the error.
It is unclear to me if this claim is technically true. It would be helpful if the experts would shed some light on it.
All of them take good pictures. The differences come down to usability, depth of field, autofocus and so on. I carry around a Sony RX100 because I like the size and autofocus speed, and am willing to give up the rest.
It would be interesting to see a comparison of autofocus speed and accuracy. I am told the X100S is blazing fast and that the Ricoh is not too shabby. The Sony gets good reviews, but some people claim it gets distrated too easily. As far as the other cameras in the class, I couldn't even start to guess.
Nothing is worse than carrying a pocket camera around all day and coming home with 100 pictures that focused on the trees behind your subject.
Munene: I need some straight advice, please: GX7 or XE2?
Background: I used to shoot with my Leica M6. I do mostly street photography. I love my GF1, but am ready to upgrade. Two issues: I do not like the way the light meter reads in GF1 (or I use it wrong), why not a match like the old days (needle, diodes)? I don't know if the exposure is correct until I press the shutter? Again, this could be me. The XE2 has a shutter dial on the camera, but how does this affect reading the light meter inside the viewfinder? THIS IS A BIG ISSUE.
So, GX7 or XE2? I am not too concerned with video or wifi or whatever, just good images. Does the fuji sensor trump the 4/3, end of conversation? I sometimes enlarge to 20X24. My old Leica (and Canon FTb), I have prints 4' X 6'! Both are awesome (not really planning more, I used to print at a lab).
Unfortunately I cannot find a store that carries both for me to look at (or even one of them, where I live).
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If you are going to shoot with the kit lens, you might like the Fuji better. The kit lens is faster, and has better color. If you hate the Fuji color (I can't tell the difference, but some people can), or if you are going to be using fast primes for most of your work, you might like the Panny better. The Panasonic 25mm 1.4, in particular, is an amazing lens, and easily stands up to the Fuji 35mm 1.4. (Maybe beats it.)
The Panasonic touchscreen is also very good, and there are some features (like interval shooting) that show up on the Panasonic (I think) that are not available on the Fuji without quite a bit of tinkering.
Unless I am mistaken, I think the Panasonic is also something like $500 cheaper. So you could save your money and spend it on that lens. This might seem like an odd compromise, but it really isn't: A good lens will still be a good lens ten years from now, while a 2013 camera will be sold, replaced, broken, or trashed within five years (on average).
Although digital camera life spans are getting longer, very few people are still using the same camera they were in 2008.
groucher: This is a classic compromise - a fully featured camera (except for video) in a retro body. A shrink wrapped but cluttered D4. I'm hoping that this is the first in a series of Dfs and that eventually we'll have a Dfm with no rear screen, no PAS and no wired or wireless connectivity - a true uncluttered digital FM (or FE).
Underneath all the controls, thumbwheels and displays the Fd looks pretty good.
Or I could just buy an FE.
Toccata47: The only point that matters is autofocus speed...I may have missed it, but I didn't see any commentary on this.
@brownie314: I have the same situation. I have a very low rate of keepers for a variety of reasons, but usually it is because the camera (my NEX5, for example) failed to focus. Almost any kid can give you a low "hit" rate, but special needs kids even more so.
All cameras are a compromise, and I frequently have to wait for the reviews to let me know how much AF speed I am giving up to gain a weight advantage.
rdz: tautological??? WOW! DP REVIEW Vocab class is now in session. Bueller? Bueller? Not only do we get the absolute pinnacle of camera reviewing expertise we also get the word for the day. My dictionary is smokin'.
Ha. I live in Florida. Using big words here is like showing a card trick to a dog.
jhinkey: At first glance this seems silly, but upon thinking what I use an AW camera for it makes some sense. My current AW camera is a Panasonic TS3 which has already failed me on vacation one time (after using it twice) and was replaced under warranty (second vacation it worked fine). In general it makes just OK pictures and the battery life sucks, especially if using video at all. Nikon equivalent is no better.
So having a large-ish sensored Nikon system that I can take kayaking, snorkeling, canoeing, swimming, etc. and not have to worry about it seems great. Just not sure of the cost - especially since the lenses are not stabilized which seems like a real requirement when bobbing up and down in the surf or in a kayak or . . . .
HA Raw: I looked up some samples from the DP review of each, and the D800 completely buries the V1 at every ISO.
The color is similar at 6400, but only in JPG. In Raw, the chroma noise on the V1 is overwhelming. The resolution on the D800 is outstanding, even at 6400, while the V1 is only usable for telephone-size screens.
I admit that a lot of people are obsessed with sharpness, and miss out on the artistic look that can be obtained from the V1. In addition, the V1 might deliver better images for hacks like me, because of the blazing fast AF. (Also, since it is smaller, I might actually have it with me, if I bought one.)
But for sharpness, dynamic range, color, and low-light capability, the D800 is hard to beat. If your V1 works better, then there is a chance that your D800 needs service.
jhinkey: At first glance this seems silly, but upon thinking what I use an AW camera for it makes some sense. My current AW camera is a Panasonic TS3 which has already failed me on vacation one time (after using it twice) and was replaced under warranty (second vacation it worked fine). In general it makes just OK pictures and the battery life sucks, especially if using video at all. Nikon equivalent is no better.
So having a large-ish sensored Nikon system that I can take kayaking, snorkeling, canoeing, swimming, etc. and not have to worry about it seems great. Just not sure of the cost - especially since the lenses are not stabilized which seems like a real requirement when bobbing up and down in the surf or in a kayak or . . . .
AS far as HA RAW claiming the ISO 6400 will be better than the D800, I can't imagine that will be true. (No matter how much you like grain...)
I have not used either, so I can't say for sure, but there are some laws of physics to deal with. Also, about a hundred thousand camera reviews from people who know a lot about image quality.
Faster AF, maybe.
jhinkey: At first glance this seems silly, but upon thinking what I use an AW camera for it makes some sense. My current AW camera is a Panasonic TS3 which has already failed me on vacation one time (after using it twice) and was replaced under warranty (second vacation it worked fine). In general it makes just OK pictures and the battery life sucks, especially if using video at all. Nikon equivalent is no better.
So having a large-ish sensored Nikon system that I can take kayaking, snorkeling, canoeing, swimming, etc. and not have to worry about it seems great. Just not sure of the cost - especially since the lenses are not stabilized which seems like a real requirement when bobbing up and down in the surf or in a kayak or . . . .
I think your comment was exactly right. This is a great camera for people who occasionally drop their camera. I, for one, never plan to drop the camera, so I rarely have the waterproof housing on when it happens.
Deardorff: 14 degrees? ABOVE zero???
That is not cold. They are claiming it won't freeze up in the cold so why isn't it good to 30 below which is what our winters generally hit when bad weather comes in.
Sounds nice, but I already use my gear in sub zero temps with good success.
I always thought "freeze proof" was an odd spec anyway. The thing that goes bad at 20 degrees (on my cameras, at least) is the battery life.
For my money, they could have just put a telephone in the RX100.
It will be fun to play with, though. You could walk around with the camera in one hand and your phone in the other, and never actually look where you are going, except by turning your hand.
I can just imagine people walking around using their phone as a periscope.
AngryCorgi: Shoulda titled this "Wolf in Cheap Clothing?"...that EVF doesn't belong on any even remotely serious camera. I was really hoping for a little less compromise (not the 2.4M EVF but maybe something in the 1-1.4M dot range), but this thing belongs on a P&S (see LVF1), not on an ILC.
Maybe they meant "a sheep in wolf's clothing." The sensors in the NEX have been great for several years. It is the AF (and particularly C-AF) that is troublesome.
Sony's solution: Dress up an NEX sensor so that it looks like it might have great C-AF.
oselimg: Some of you constant whiners and whingers...there will never ever be a camera with a "talent" button.
I heard the new Sony full frame NEX is going to have a "talent" setting. I can't wait to fire that up and go take pictures of people's feet.
leschnyhan: Yeah, okay it doesn't have a mic input. On the one hand, most people who are trying to get really excellent audio would use a separate digital audio recorder anyway. But on the other hand--it seems like putting a mic input on the camera would be pretty straightforward, and a shoe-mounted mic would be useful on occasion.
The basic design reminds me a lot of the NEX-6 and NEX-7, and the feature set seems pretty similar to NEX-6 except that the Sony has a physically larger sensor that should translate to better image quality. (And has consequences for depth of field, too.) The one thing that keeps me away from MFT cameras is the MFT part.
And they're asking $999 for this thing? When an NEX-6 is currently available brand new for $798?
I like the NEX-6, but I always had trouble with focus speed and accuracy, particularly in low light. If Panny can beat the Sony in AF, then it might be worth the extra money, particularly for people who use the camera with kids, indoor sports, and that sort of thing.


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The main difference in gameplay in DX compared to traditional Pac-Man revolves around a new kind of ghost. There are still regular ghosts that start in the ghost house in the center and wander around the map getting in Pac-Man's way, but now there's an additional type of ghost that lies in wait all over the maze. Sleeping ghosts sit frozen in various formations on the maze, and when you pass them they wake up and follow behind Pac-Man in an adorable rainbow conga line.
Your objective is to navigate the maze as you usually would, collecting pellets and avoiding ghosts, while passing as many sleeping ghosts as you can to build up a huge chain of ghosts following behind. Once you've got a good conga line going, find a power pellet and then turn around and eat the whole queue of ghosts like a 6 ft novelty burrito. So satisfying.
When you get close to colliding with a ghost, everything automatically slows down to a kind of bullet-time mode, so you have a chance to try and out-maneuver your assailants. To purists it may sound like that would defeat the purpose of Pac-Man's main mechanic, but it's a welcome addition especially given how fast the gameplay becomes after you've been playing awhile. During our demo there were times when everything was moving so fast that we lost track of what was going on, so it's definitely still a very twitchy experience.
Above: If you get stuck in a tight spot, you can use a Geometry Wars-style bomb to send all the ghosts back to their house
Pac-Man CE DX's new mechanic certainly seems to work well and offers a surprisingly fresh take on an old game, but it's the superslick presentation that sends it over the edge into possible addiction territory. The graphics and rainbow color palette are a pleasure to behold, and there are tons of options to swap out templates to change the look and feel of the game. The music too is fittingly energetic, and the pumped up techno beats complement the futuristic-meets-psychedelic aesthetic nicely.
Look for our full review when Pac-Man Championship Edition DX releases later this fall for XBLA and PSN.
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The Jamón serrano of the Cyclades is called loza in Kea, and louza in Mykonos, Syros, Tinos, and other islands. The word clearly originates from the Italian lonza (cured pork loin). The Cycladic islands were under Venetian rule for some time -- some islands from the 13th to the 15th centuries, and others until the 17th century or even later. Despite their colonial history, some islands were never occupied by the Ottomans, as the rest of Greece was.
By the late 15th century, Kea was dominated by pirates and almost deserted by its inhabitants. It was later repopulated by people who fled from other islands -- my maternal grandfather's family probably came from Patmos, as my mother's maiden name, Patiniotis, suggests. Others came from the mainland, while many of the 16th century settlers on Kea, Andros, and other islands of the northern Cyclades were Arvanites. I find it fascinating that Venetian food habits, alien to this ethnic group, have survived on the island to this day.
Poor islanders sold their loza to the wealthy to support themselves. To this day, loza is a rare delicacy in short supply. One cannot just walk into a local butcher's shop and buy loza; you have to order it in advance early in the winter. Some Kean families, like my neighbor Zenovia, still make their own to last them until late spring.
Besides the loin, parts of the ham are also used to make loza. The meat is cut into long strips that can fit into the pig's large intestine, the casing that protects the meat during the smoking and drying. Today, in fact, the most sought after part of the pig on our island is the large intestine. Getting pork meat is not a problem, but it is the pig's intestine that determines how many pieces of loza a family can make.
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The rocky hill on the northern side of our property belongs to the Stefa family. On top of the hill is the house where elderly Flora Stefa lives. Her son, Tasos, built his house down by the bay at Otzias, but keeps his animals -- a couple of cows, sheep, goats, a pig, and some chickens -- on his mother's land.
The sheep and goats graze around our property, and from the window next to my desk I often exchange glances with Taso's beautiful brown, gray, or dappled goats as they nibble the meager sprouts between the steep rocks. They obviously wish that they could climb the dry stone wall that separates them from our garden. Each day, Tasos yells in his unique way at the top of his lungs to let the goats know it is milking time; the goats return faithfully, and our dogs just as regularly bark and go crazy.
Zenovia, Taso's wife, is one of the best cooks on the island, and I often consult her whenever I have questions about the authentic Kean way of doing things in the kitchen. After seeing the Atzakas family butcher its pig, I was really looking forward to learning from Zenovia how to prepare different kinds of cured pork.
Taso and Zenovia's relatively new house at the beach has no covered porch from which to hang the pig. Instead, they make the short trip to his mother's home where they butcher the spring lambs and kids, the pig, as well as the occasional milk-fed veal, in a large garage-like space that Tasos constructed for that very purpose. The long, tin-roofed room has a fireplace on the far end, while the hooks for hanging the slaughtered animals protrude out next to the entrance.
When I arrived one afternoon in February, Zenovia, her sister, and a friend were preparing the stuffing for the sausages at the near side of a long table set in the middle of the room. At the far end, next to the blazing fireplace, the complacent men were sitting and drinking raki, the local moonshine. Their work, the slaughter and butchering, was done. Now relaxed and somewhat inebriated, they were teasing the women with sexual innuendos as the sausages were filled.
To make the sausage stuffing, Zenovia uses bits of leftover meat from the loin and the ham, after the prime pieces for loza have been cut and trimmed. While grinding the meat, she adds fat -- about a quarter to a third of the mixture should be fat, she said. She flavors the stuffing with homemade strong, red wine, salt, pepper, and ground allspice, adding plenty of thrymbi (wild savory). Thrymbi (called throumbi in other parts of Greece) is gathered from the hills all around the island, and tastes like a cross between wild thyme and mountain oregano. It is the herb of choice for Keans. The sausages are briefly macerated in wine, and then hanged to smoke for two to three days.
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For the low smoky fire, maintained about three feet from the sausages, Zenovia adds copious amounts of almond shells. Each garden has a few almond trees, and with her almonds, Zenovia makes the most wonderful traditional flourless cookies. She adds the woody stems of thrymbi to the fire, as well as the onion skins that she has been collecting for months because they produce lots of smoke, she tells me.
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The Center consists of the Janice Bluestein Longone Culinary Archive augmented by the rich Americana holdings of the Clements Library, catalogued for their culinary content. Daniel and Janice Longone of Ann Arbor donated thousands of items chronicling the history of food in America before the mid-20th century. The collection includes more than 100 manuscript cookbooks dating from 1698, menus, diaries and advertisements, catalogs, magazines and graphics.
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Built in 1890 by Robert Todd Lincoln's best friend and law partner, the Edward S. Isham House is only 1.5 miles from the heart of Manchester Village with its charming boutiques and galleries. Walk down the marble sidewalks of Manchester to enjoy excellent restaurants, a wonderful bookstore, perfect cafes, and some of the finest outlet shopping available anywhere. The Isham House is nestled in the valley between the 3,816 foot Mount Equinox and the imposing Green Mountains. From the front door of the Isham House, you can go hiking up and around Mt. Equinox. Within a short drive, you can go biking, kayaking, or fly-fishing on the famous Battenkill River. Located on the main road passable in all weather, the Isham House is only a 10 minute drive from Bromley and 20 minutes away from Stratton ski area. If you prefer, walk around the corner to Hildene -- Robert Todd Lincoln's estate -- and take a tour of its lovely Georgian mansion, or go cross country skiing through its groomed trails and finish with a hot chocolate in its quaint warming hut.
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My husband, Jed, and I live in Nyack, NY - a small town just north of New York City. I am a professional organizer, and Jed teaches English and philosophy at a prep school in the Bronx. We love to hike in Vermont with our standard poodles, Rufus & Bessie, and look for out of the way swimmin' holes. Jed's family has owned the Isham house since 1991, when it was a run-down working barn. Jed's father Bernie good see the building's 'good bones' and renovated it to it's current beauty. We take a tremendous amount of pride and joy in offering it to other families to enjoy.
Lilli Weisz purchased this barn in 1991
We converted the Isham House into a home because the area offered us a rare mix of outdoor activities, culture, history, and outlet shopping (!).
You can walk to the trails of Mt. Equinox from the front door. We are on the main road and are only a 5 minute drive from town. The house is large enough to sleep 14 people but cozy enough for a perfect Vermont weekend getaway!
The Historic Edward S. Isham Carriage House sits on Historic Route 7A in the town of Manchester. Because of its rural location, it is sometimes difficult to find the Isham House on GPS or Google maps. To see its exact location, Google 'Ormsby Hill Inn' in Manchester. The Isham House is directly adjacent to the inn (approximately 150 yards to the north).
Other Activities: Canoe and kayaking, Outlet shopping
Golf: There are two remarkable golf courses near the Isham House. Gleneagles, owned by the Equinox Resort, is a links style course that is beautifully maintained. Stratton Mountain also boasts a course that has hosted LPGA events in recent years.
Ski: The Isham House is smack dab in the middle of ski country. Stratton Mountain -- known for its deluxe facilities, gondola to a 4500 foot summit, and sun bowl -- is a 20 minute drive away. Bromley, a resort renowned for the quality of its ski instruction and challenging terrain, is less than 15 minutes from the house. Magic Mountain and Okemo are also options nearby.
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From the Best Episode of 2012 to Best Male Performance, Best Female Performance, Best Couple, Best Villain, Best Feud and Best New Show, the TV Fanatic staff has spent the week running down the past 12 months on the small screen.
Now, we turn our attention to the fictional personas that make various shows what they are and we ask:
Who was the Best Character of 2012?
Kate Brooks: THIS QUESTION IS SO HARD!! I'm going to say Donna Paulson. Her increased presence in Suits Season 2 was the best thing that show ever did. I want her to be my best friend.
Neal Lynch: I love all the characters on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Dennis Reynolds is a self-destructive sociopath whose life is one big scheme. I look forward to seeing how his character arc concludes.
Matt Richenthal: For being one of the best shows on television, Justified has gone overlooked on this overall countdown. So let's give it up for Raylan Givens, the man who combines intensity and humor (and, okay, sex appeal) better than anyone else out there.
Gabrielle Moss: Rafi from The League. Simultaneously the most hilarious and most transgressive comic character on TV over the last season or two, he's made the Sunny gang's limit-pushing look like kid stuff.
Steve Marsi: Ron F-cking Swanson.
Dan Forcella: Klaus on The Vampire Diaries was the best character on television this year. Joseph Morgan's ability to portray charm while acting as the most ruthless hybrid ever is nothing short of excellence. He is an extremely well written and perfectly acted villain.
Leigh Raines: Schmidt! Cracks me up every week without fail.
Christine Orlando: Nero Padilla of Sons of Anarchy Season 5. I've been a fan of Jimmy Smits since his NYPD Blue days, but I was still shocked how much I enjoyed his turn as the tatted up ex (sort of) gang leader. He oozes charm when saying he's "a companionator" who "brings folks together." How can you not love him?
Lisa Palmer: I think Adam from Girls qualifies as one of the best. If nothing else, because he's simply the most divisive character on any comedy I've ever seen. And I love him.
Miranda Wicker: Cyrus Beene on Scandal. He goes from nice to monster in the blink of an eye and no one spits out a monologue quite like he does.
Nick McHatton: Fiona on Shameless. She juggles so many different roles for her family, and she does it all while trying to be her own person.
YOUR turn, TV Fanatics: Who was the Best Character on TV in 2012?
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Hmmm hard one but I will go with Mindy. She is so hilarious and brings out certain things in the characters. For example Danny tends to have a soft side when he is around Mindy. Just love that show.
Rick Grimesss!
Hmm. Toughie. I'm going to go with Mr. Gold/Rumplestiltskin from Once Upon a Time. The man just has so many layers. It's so enjoyable to watch them fall away.
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Hetty Lange, no question. In a show build around partnerships she's stands out alone and provides mistery, awe, order and laughs.
Kate Beckett hands down. Love her
Stanton Parish on Alphas. Fantastic antagonist and I love how specific the writers got about his 170+ years of experience playing a part in his agenda throughout the season. Also, actors don't get much better than John Pyper Ferguson. Hope we see a lot more of him if the show comes back.


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Just came back from a relaxing weekend in Lancaster at the Sheep Hill B&B and we are already planning our return trip! Five of us rented the entire inn for the weekend to meet and scrap and we had an absolute blast. The rooms are beautiful, large and comfy. The hosts, Laura and Greg, are ready to assist at all... More
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I have just returned from my 3rd visit to Sheep Hill Inn. What a lovely place to stay and it is reasonably priced. Laura and Greg are just delightful hosts and the house is just wonderful. From the beautifully decorated imaculate rooms to the delicious breakfasts..everything was perfect. This is the prefect place to relax and enjoy each others' company... More
I won a gift certificate for this B&B and so decided to invite some friends along to make it a scrapbooking weekend. It was delightful! We were treated very well - in fact spoiled. We had a relaxing time working on our favorite hobby and didn't have to worry about a thing. Then when we were tired we went upstairs... More
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The Sheep Hill B&B is slightly off the beaten path in Amish country, providing a quiet retreat after your busy day in this area. The rooms are nicely and perhaps even a bit overly decorated in classic Victorian style, but quite clean and comfortable. We stayed in the Cupid Suite which is 2 large rooms with private bath. We often... More
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The Black Thief And The Knight Of The Glen is an Irish Fairy Tale that Andrew Lang included in The Red Fairy Book.A king promises his dying wife that their three sons will never be under the power of another woman. When he remarries, he hides the sons from the stepmother, but she discovers them and, with a pack of cards she got from a henwife, wins a game with the two older ones that puts them in her power. She does not succeed in defeating the youngest, but when she orders the older ones to return with the Knight of the Glen's wild Steed of Bells, or else lose their heads, he goes with them.They meet up with the Black Thief, who decides to go with them. When they try to steal the horse, it neighs and rings its bells, so they are caught. The knight decides to boil them all, the three princes in order of age, and then the thief. The thief tells him that he had once been nearer to death than the oldest prince, and escaped; the knight tells him that if that's true, he'll spare the oldest one. The thief recounts the time that he stole gold from witches and they chased him in animal form until they had him treed, whereupon one became iron, another an anvil, the third a hatchet and began cutting down the tree, but the cock crowed, forcing them to flee, and he survived. The knight pardoned the eldest, and stirred up the fire for the next. The thief recounted a time when he had been in even greater danger, having tried to rob a bishop's grave, only to find another thief there and kill him. The guards came and he escaped only by holding up the body to take the bullet and because the guards pushed by to see if there were confederates. So the knight pardoned the next prince and offered to spare the third if the thief had another tale with even more danger. The thief recounted how he had come upon a woman with a baby in the forest and the woman had told him how a giant had kidnapped them both, then ordered her to make a meal of the baby. The thief had killed a wild piglet and she used it instead, cutting off the baby's fingers and stewing them with it to convince the giant. The giant had returned while he was there and the thief had had to hide in the giant's larder of dead bodies, but the giant cut off part of his leg to eat. When the giant had eaten, the thief put a red-hot spit through his only eye, which blinded but did not kill him. The thief fled. The giant threw an enchanted ring at him and it leapt onto his toe and alerted the giant to him, so he cut the toe off and threw it in a pond. The giant followed the ring and drowned.An old woman by the fire tells the knight that it was all true - she had been the woman in that tale, and he had been the baby, which is why his little finger is missing. The knight gratefully pardons the thief as well and gives them the horse. When they return to their father's kingdom, the stepmother is so enraged that she throws herself from a tower and dies.Full text here.
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I'm currently a nursing student and while at a clinical facility I noticed that another student failed to give insulin to a patient. So before the end of shift I went over the MAR to make sure that everyone had documented and to... Read More
- 1Oct 31, '13 by IamSusanSomeone else mentioned this but I think it bears repeating, the instructor may have indeed taken the error very seriously, but she has an obligation to not discuss the other student's errors with her classmates. I can't think of how many times I have heard only one side of an issue where a nurse was reprimanded. On rare occasion I have known the backstory and in every case the nurse reprimanded was not sharing the whole picture.
The facebook post though, sort of scary that she could not identify for herself that it was very inappropriate. It's way easier to teach a skill to a nurse, or anyone, than tact and communication skills.
- 5Oct 31, '13 by Ruby VeeQuote from reprimandedReady4nu, I was told that everything should be reported to the instructor (by the clinical director) and not to students. I wasn't the one that sent the student to the cart. The reason why the nurse came to the cart was because the student who made the error is a loud person. She was getting upset that a med error was brought up by me. I don't wish for any fellow students who is in the same group to be reprimanded. One doesn't go down, the whole team does. When I'm watching my back, believe me it's only to benefit the rest. Of the three students that made errors that day, two owned up to their mistakes while the one with the insulin error wanted to blame me for their mistake. The post may have seemed like a vent for others but for me, seriously after 12 months in a nursing program a person would know by now how and when to give insulin.
I can't believe how many nurses are not seeing the problem > medication error > patient safety.
Instead, people are saying "lay low". Maybe that's how people were raised and taught, but I wasn't taught like that.
You're right about the students watching me to make mistakes. They have been lately and unfortunately they can have a fun time following me around the clinical settings. If I don't know something, I ask. If I don't know how to do something, I ask for help. We are dealing with human lives not mannequins in SIMS lab.
But I do thank you and others for giving me their inputs.
I realized that nurses are not patient advocates, but rather advocates for their own selfishness.
And the nurses at your clinical site are starting to not like you? Imagine that!
In the first place, you're a student. I'm sure you have enough to learn that your time would be better spent learning than doublechecking other students' activities. There was no good reason for you to go through the other student's MARs in the first place; that would be up to the instructor and the nurse responsible for the patient. Sticking your nose where it doesn't belong tends to make people not like you. Go figure.
Nurses are seeing the problem just fine. Med errors and patient safety are our jobs. Not yours, unless it's the patient you are caring for. It seems to be you who is having difficulty seeing the problem. The other students' MARs -- NOT YOUR BUSINESS.
As far as posting on FaceBook -- not only was the post itself unprofessional, but the fact that you posted it at all was extremely unprofessional.
And as far as that last line -- you may want to re-think that one. The only person I see who is advocating for their own selfishness is you. I don't know what you're getting out of this whole fiasco, but it's not promoting patient safety at all. It's promoting YOUR agenda.
- 4Oct 31, '13 by Ruby VeeQuote from morteBeing a patient advocate is one thing; policing your fellow students is another and blasting everyone on FaceBook is something entirely else again. The OP didn't do what she was supposed to do; patient advocacy starts with the patients that YOU are responsible for. I suggest you save your embarrassment for yourself -- you clearly haven't understood what we've been trying to tell the OP.I am really embarrassed for this board. a student comes here having donen what they were supposed to do ie patient advocate. and they get reamed six ways to sunday....he or she can work with me any day.
- 0Oct 31, '13 by Kooky KorkyFor OP
If you find, in the future, that you think a med might have been not given, go very quietly to the student or nurse involved and say "Ooh, I need to make sure I gave Mr. Smith (your own patient) his Noon meds! You're probably already done with yours, huh?"
I know it would be easier in the short run to just ask, "Hey, did you give Mr. Jones his Insulin for 11 o'clock?", but that student or colleague might wonder why you were doubting her.
The method described first here is just kind of a gentle nudge, placing the onus on your care of patients, you're just kind of thinking out loud, hoping the other person will do some quick thinking and make sure she did give her meds or needs to ASAP.
There are many situations in life when we feel the need to say something to someone who might not appreciate it, but it's so often better to take a roundabout route and not be direct, because direct can seem insulting.
- 0Oct 31, '13 by LifeCrisisFirst of all I would say this sounds like high school problem which is sad.
Second I would say why did you not just go to the student and ask her first why she didn't give insulin.
Third I would say giving sliding scale insulin seems like a minor thing to make a big deal out of when you are a student.
Fourth I would say, as sad as it may seem, it is probably best to worry about yourself while you are obtaining your licences and securing a job.
Fifth I would say even if you have the best intentions, being a rule nazi is going to gain you SO MANY enemies in your carrier. I think it would be prudent to weigh "policy violation" against the potential for adverse outcome before reporting people.
There are many times I don't cover patients for insulin when their glucose is 200-250 at midnight and when I check at 0600 they are less than 100.
Good luck.
- 1Nov 4, '13 by mostdesired3OP ... It totally sounds like you are not that great with your people skills. The fact that someone responds to your heads up by saying "I'll think about it" speaks toward your disfavor. It says that you have had "people" issues for quite some time. That is also reflected in the fact that you now feel uncomfortable speaking directly to other students and your instructors see you as the cause of problems.
Sounds like some soul searching is in order. You'll be dealing with people every day. Better come to terms with that.


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Denver now has its own Drive, Fumble, Choke
Now we truly understand how the Browns feel, this was a day of Infamy in Denver Broncos Lore..........
It is not enough to tell me that you care, we both now that words are empty air.
Sweet Nothing...................
Watching the ravens hit the football powerball sucked the very soul out of that Stadium and our city. August seems a lifetime away..............
hear that............the sound of bronco country flat-lining......................
this is truly a nightmare
Actually..now i know how marty coaches teams and their fans feel..
If you play scared..you lose the game most of the time.
I will never forget this game in my lifetime.
It is almost like the football Gods were angered by our "lack of courage to win"
You think it's bad luck..but..it's not..It's how it works.
This is the reason teams like NE,SEA,SF will keep on scoring points.
they are starting to call it "the bomb" in denver media circles
You act like this is Denver's first choke. Did you guys all miss the Jacksonville game? And what happened the following year? I'm holding on to that right now.
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Answer #1DaveJHM April 10, 2011, 00:34Master
This should be the oxygen sensor after the catalytic converter off of bank 1, which is going to be the manifold on the right side of the engine.
Replyseyed, April 23, 2011, 12:16Rookie
Right side of my engin is when I seat in driver seat?
ReplyDaveJHM, April 23, 2011, 22:07Master
OK - to clarify and correct:
Bank 1 is the bank by the firewall - nearest the passenger compartment.
Sensor 2 is the after cat oxygen sensor on that bank.
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