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Living Yoga is the 300 Hour Program offering Graduates of the 200 Hour Program the opportunity to specialize in the following trainings:
· Anatomy/Therapeutics
· Philosophy/Meditation
· Or work with us to design your own specialization
All 500 Hour candidates will be working under direct guidance of Rae Indigo throughout the entire certification process.
Student eligibility for this 300 Hour Living Yoga Certification requires a Yoga Alliance certificate proving completion of the 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training Program. Students also have the option to register directly for the 500 Hour Teacher Training Program without a prior certification and as soon as they have completed the initial 200 Hour requirements they qualify to immediately begin their 300 Hour Living Yoga component.
These Living Yoga 300 Hour Programs are specifically designed with consideration for each individual student's unique schedule and particular specialization. The specific path to each student's 500 Hour Certification is determined through personalized coaching and counsel from Rae Indigo. Below please find Teacher Training Requirements, Contact Hours and Tuitions.
Attendance of these Teacher Training programs is the principle way of fulfilling your 120 Required Contact Hours. Additionally students can obtain contact hours by public class apprenticeship, working privately with Rae and/or teaching Yoga in her company and under her direction. An initial consultation with Rae will determine a "Specific Schedule" and "Contact Hours Assignment" tailored to your needs.
These Living Yoga programs are personalized and designed so students can complete their course requirements over a period of weeks, months or even years, according to each student's particular schedule and the times they're available.
Those students entering all the various formats of the Living Yoga program need to understand that core daily required hours will be expected of them, this required time will include self practice, meditation, pranayama, reading of required books, homework assignments, plus assisting/adjusting public classes and teaching practice.
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Comprehensive knowledge (both written and verbal) of all 200 Hour Teacher Training Modules is a prerequisite to the Living Yoga program. All prospective 300 and 500 Hour Students must submit themselves to a preliminary "Placement Examination"; this will be used to determine their proficiency. It will be required that all students demonstrate proficiency for all subjects, wherever this requirement is not met the corresponding Curriculum Lectures must be attended and/or the audio file accessed for study. Final examination for students will cover all this material.
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2. Yoga Classics and Meditation – Includes: Yoga Sutras (Patanjali), Hatha Yoga Pradipika, Ramayana, Mahabharata, Bhagavad Gita, Prana, Shakti, Shiva, Brahma, Vishnu, Brahman. As above, emphasis is on practical application of the skills and techniques.
– Daily Sadhana 2 Hours Self practice – Asana, Pranayama, Meditation
– Daily Journaling, Practice Time Log, and Food Log
– Ability to teach a high-caliber yoga class attending to the individual needs of students
– Successfully complete the 500 level quiz for each module
– Internship, Apprenticeship, or special Project
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500 Hour Required Books (Not-Included in Tuition)
Hatha Yoga Pradipika – Swami Mukta Budhadnanda
Ramayana – Chakravarti Rajagopalachari
A Physiological Handbook for Teachers of Yogasana – Mel Robins
Mahabharata – Chakravarti Rajagopalachari
Power Vs Force – Dr. David Hawkins
Anatomy of Hatha Yoga – David Coultoure
Key Muscles of Hatha Yoga – Ray Long
Prana and Pranayama – Swami Niranjananda Saraswati
Yoga Sutras – Swami Satchidananda
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Tuition 300 Hours – $3250
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UPDATE: Sorry, put this up with the wrong score. Updated with the one that was actually printed in the mag. Every year die-hard Pro Evolution Soccer fans go through the same "new PES" rigmarole. We eagerly stick it on, and instantly hate it. Slight changes in the gameplay and the general feel of the game cause us all to claim it's "broken", but a few games later we're used to the changes and love it again. Unfortunately, this time we're still waiting for that moment.
The sad fact is that Pro Evolution Soccer, in our opinion, simply isn't as good as last year's offering. Whereas FIFA has built on last year's game by offering a truck-load of improvements and new ways of playing, all of the new modes and gameplay features in PES this year come with some sort of catch or negative aspect attached.
The main big feature Konami is pushing this year is its newly-acquired Champions League license.
Unfortunately it seems that it must have cost a pretty price, because two of the biggest leagues in European football - the Italian Serie A and La Liga in Spain - are no longer licensed as they were last year.
Considering the Champions League mode is just a basic tournament with no extra features other than a Champions League-themed intro and victory animation, we know which we'd rather have. This now means PES 2009 only has two licensed leagues - the French Ligue 1 and the Dutch Eredivisie - neither of which are as highly regarded as their Spanish or Italian counterparts.
Then there's the "Become A Legend" mode, designed to rival FIFA's "Be A Pro", where you control one player and try to take him to the top. The problem is that while EA's offering keeps you in the thick of the action, in the PES one you feel like a spectator most of the time.
You tend to just wander around because you can't make teammates automatically pass to you, and if you get sent off or dropped, you have to watch the rest of the match. Yes, it's realistic but in gaming, realism should never get in the way of fun.
The basic act of playing the game is still enjoyable enough, but with FIFA adding loads of great new features like 10 vs 10 online multiplayer, this seems like a step sideways instead of forwards.
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- Same enjoyable PES gameplay
- Remains fun in multiplayer
- Extremely deep Edit mode
- Less licenses than last year
- 'Legend' modes are disappointing


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- 6 eggs
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 1 tablespoon margarine or butter
- 3/4 cup chopped cooked vegetables (could be broccoli, green beans, corn, peas, sweet potato, turnip, squash, or whatever is leftover) and/or turkey
- 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan or Romano cheese
- In a bowl, beat eggs and pepper; set aside. In a 10-inch broiler-proof or regular skillet, sauté onion in margarine until tender. Stir in chopped vegetables and/or turkey.
- Pour egg mixture into skillet over vegetables and/or meat.
- Cook over medium heat.
- As mixture sets, run a spatula around the edge of the skillet, lifting egg mixture to allow uncooked portions to flow underneath.
- Continue cooking and lifting edges until egg mixture is almost set (surface will be moist).
- Place broiler-proof skillet under the broiler 4-5 inches from the heating element.
- Broil for 1-2 minutes or until the top is just set.
- OR: if using a regular skillet, remove skillet from heat, cover, and let stand 3-4 minutes or until top is set.
- Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese and cut into wedges.
- Serve with a slice of zucchini or pumpkin bread.
Squash Pancakes
- 1 cup flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
- 2 cups cooked, mashed squash or sweet potatoes
- Dash of vanilla extract
1 egg
- Combine dry ingredients in one bowl.
- Combine wet ingredients in another bowl.
- Add wet to dry and stir just until blended.
- Prepare griddle or skillet by lightly greasing with butter or margarine, or spraying with cooking spray. Heat the pan over medium-high heat.
- Once pan is hot, spoon ¼ cup batter onto griddle for each pancake.
- When pancakes have bubbly surfaces and slightly dry edges, flip them over.
- Continue to cook until pancakes are slightly golden brown.
- Remove from griddle and serve with syrup.
Apricot-nut Turkey-salad Sandwich
- 1 1/2 cups shredded cooked turkey breast
- 1/4 cup thinly sliced celery
- 1/4 cup light mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons chopped unsalted cashews
- 2 tablespoons chopped dried apricots
- 2 tablespoons chopped green onions
- 2 tablespoons raisins
- 2 tablespoons plain low-fat yogurt
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon black pepper
- 4 leaf lettuce leaves
- 8 slices pumpernickel bread
- Combine first 10 ingredients in a bowl.
- Place a lettuce leaf on each of 4 bread slices.
- Spread 1/2 cup turkey salad over lettuce.
- Top with remaining bread slices.
The Spruced-up Turkey Sandwich
The Anything-goes Entrée Salad
- Cooked, chopped turkey with chunks of apple, dried cranberries, and walnuts
- Chilled roasted vegetables and grated Parmesan cheese
- Cooked, chopped turkey, green peas, and corn
- Chilled roasted potatoes, green peas, and chunks of cheese
- Marinated carrots, green beans, corn, and fresh dill
Smashed Potato and Broccoli Casserole
- Mashed potatoes; the amount from 2 pounds of potatoes
- 1 cup chopped broccoli
- 1/2 cup diced onion
- 1/2 cup part-skim ricotta cheese
- 1 1/2 teaspoons chopped fresh or 1/2 teaspoon dried dill
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon ground red pepper
- 1 (8-ounce) container fat-free sour cream
- Cooking spray
- 3/4 cup (3 ounces) shredded reduced-fat sharp cheddar cheese
- Preheat oven to 375º.
- Combine mashed potatoes, chopped broccoli, and next 6 ingredients (broccoli through sour cream) to pan, and stir well.
- Spoon potato mixture into an 11 x 7-inch baking dish coated with cooking spray; bake at 375º for 35 minutes.
- Sprinkle with cheddar cheese; bake an additional 5 minutes or until cheese melts.
Turkey Chili
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 1 green bell pepper, seeded and chopped
- 1 clove garlic, minced
- 2 cups cooked, chopped turkey
- 1 15-oz can red kidney beans, with juice
- 1 15-oz can tomato sauce
- 1 15-oz can Mexican-style tomatoes, chopped, with juice
- 2 tablespoons chili powder
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- Salt and pepper to taste
- Heat oil in a Dutch oven and sauté onions, peppers, and garlic over medium-high heat for 10 minutes, or until vegetables are tender.
- Add remaining ingredients; reduce heat to low and simmer, uncovered, for 30 minutes.
- Serve with dinner rolls or crusty bread.
Chocolate Potato Cake
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup vegetable oil
- 2 large eggs
- 1/2 cup cold, plain, mashed potatoes
- 1 cup flour
- 1/3 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- Pinch of nutmeg
- Pinch of salt
- 1/2 cup buttermilk
- Confectioners' sugar for dusting cake
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
- Lightly oil a 9-inch round cake pan and line the base with wax or parchment paper.
- In a large mixing bowl, whisk together sugar, oil, and eggs.
- Whisk in potatoes.
- In another bowl, stir together flour, cocoa, baking powder, cinnamon, baking soda, nutmeg, and salt.
- Using a spoon or rubber spatula, alternately add the dry ingredients and the buttermilk to the egg mixture, beginning and ending with the dry ingredients.
- Spoon the batter into the cake pan.
- Bake for 30-35 minutes, or until the top springs back when touched lightly.
- Let cool on a rack for 10 minutes.
- Invert the cake onto a rack and let cool thoroughly.
- Transfer to a plate and sift confectioners' sugar over the top.
- Makes one 9-inch cake; serves 12.
Sweet Potato Pudding
- 1/4 cup dry nonfat milk powder
- 1 cup skim milk
- 1 large egg
- 1 large egg white
- 1 1/2 cups cooked, mashed sweet potatoes
- 1/3 cup brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon molasses
- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- Vanilla frozen yogurt
- Preheat the oven to 370 degrees F.
- Lightly grease or coat with nonstick cooking spray a 3 to 4- cup baking dish.
- In a large mixing bowl, whisk together the nonfat milk powder and skim milk.
- In a bowl, lightly beat together the egg and egg white and add them to the milk.
- Beat in the sweet potatoes, brown sugar, molasses, ginger, and cinnamon, until smooth.
- Pour into the baking dish.
- Bake about an hour, or until firm and springy when you press it with your finger.
- Serve hot, cold, or room temperature topped with vanilla frozen yogurt.


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Trying to select a 36 inch has cooktop for our new home. Currently, we are considering DCS, Dacor, and GE cafe. Advice on these? Any other recommendations? We would like to keep it under $1500. Thank you!! |
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Take a look at the BlueStar RBCT365BSS, I'm not sure it fits your $1500 budget. A phone call will let you know that. |
Thanks! I wasn't sure about the open burner, but will think about it some more. What hood cfm do you recommend with the BlueStar? |
I just went with the open burner in a Capital Cuinarian Rangetop, the only other option I looked at was the Bluestar. Because of the open burners. I got the Capital at a slightly better price, thats why I chose Capital. I wanted the Bluestar cooktop, but my wife liked the rangetop look. I got the rangetop, LOL. In general total your BTU's then divide by 100. For the Bluestar that's 610 CFM, maybe go a bit highter for fudge factor. For me the only cooktop I would even consider in the Bluestar. |
Love our Dacor Renaissance that we got in February 2010. Works great and looks great and surprisingly easy to keep clean, especially the bead blasted surface around the burners. |
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To get the real feel for yourself simply drop the attached RealFeelPlugin.dll into your rFactorPlugins folder.
What Does It Do?
It replaces the standard rFactor force feedback with a simple algorithm that sends the forces acting on the steering rack directly to the steering wheel.
How Do I Use It?
Drop the RealFeelPlugin.dll into your rFactorPlugins folder. Go Race!
What's the file RealFeelPlugin.ini that has appeared in my rFactor folder?
That is the RealFeel configuration file, where you can specify different settings for each class of car, specify the overall damping level and disable the plugin.
For more technical details and for bug-reporting please see this thread: http://forum.rscnet.org/showthread.php?t=291070
Version 0.6.0 Released
* SteeringDamper setting can now be overridden for each mod individually
* FFB Mixing, 100% RealFeal, 100% rFactor FFB, or any mix of the two - adds 'life' to FFB for mods that previously just did not respond to the RealFeel Plugin
Version 0.8.0 Released
* Adds HotKey support and Console view. Please see RSC thread and/or RealFeelReadMe.txt for more details.
Version 0.8.1 Released
* Default steering damper set back to 2500, from 11500 (no damping) of v0.8. No damping caused issues with some wheels, sorry about that.
* KeyRepeatDelay added to config file, default of 0.1s which should cure the issues some people were having with multiple presses being registered.
* Speech enabled by default.
Version 0.8.2 Released
* Bugfix release. Fixes memory leak in HotKey routines.
Version 0.9.0 Released
* New configurable parameter ConsoleRepeatDelay dictates the rate at which the console info is displayed (the value is the number of seconds to wait before updating the console output, default of 0.1 is 10 updates per second).
* Console output of FFB value changed to a percentage. Anything over 100% will mean your wheel is pulling as hard as it can (within the limits of your current controller setup).
* Console output changed so that values can be copied & pasted directly into a spreadsheet for analysis. See example below.
* New configurable parameter SmoothingLevel dicates the amount of smoothing applied to the raw SteeringArmForce. Applicable values are 0 to 9, with 0 being no smoothing and 9 being max smoothing (a weighted average of the last 9 values). Controllable via Hotkey, RightControl + Numpad0 to decrease, RightControl + NumpadDecimal (.) to increase.
* New configurable parameter MinSpeed dictates the speed (in kph) at which RealFeel disables itself in favour of default FFB (default of 10kph)
Console Details
-03300 0 11500 100% 11500 -00074 -00074 -02634 04228 002%
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) (j)
(a) MaxForceAtSteeringRack
(b) SmoothingLevel
(c) SteeringDamper
(d) RealFeelMixerPercent
(e) SteerForceInputMax
(f) SteeringArmForce (Raw)
(g) SteeringArmForce (After smoothing and damping)
(h) Max negative SteeringArmForce since last reset
(i) Max positve SteeringArmForce since last reset
(j) Output FFB percentage
Version 0.9.2 Released
Two new features added.
First is logging console output to a file. This is controlled by an entry in the [General] section of the RealFeelPlugin.ini:
This will log all console output to the file RealFeelLog.txt in the rFactor root folder. The file is reset to zero size on rFactor startup so if you want to keep the data take a copy (or rename the file) before restarting rFactor.
The second new feature is the ability to control the default MaxForceAtSteeringRack, SteeringDamper and SmoothingLevel that will be used for new entries (i.e. cars not driven before). These entries are also in the [General] section of the RealFeelPlugin.ini:
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Post a Real Feel FFB Plugin Comment
R32 Tuner, it sounds like maybe you don't have it setup correctly. In rFactor, under SETTINGS>CONTROLS>FORCE FEEDBACK, try moving the FORCE FEEDBACK STRENGTH in the opposite direction of where it's presently at. So, for example, if your FFB strength is set to +100%, slide it left to -100. In some cases, you won't want 100%, maybe lower, but the point is, some mods were designed to work with positive FFB and other were designed to work with - FFB. I've not used RealFeel in a while, but make sure to read all the instructions, if I recall they specify how your FFB settings should be set. I think the effects in rFactor need to be set to LOW so the realfeel gets picked up. Also, when you are selecting a car, look under the spinner for the 'UPGRADES' button, in some mods that will allow you to specify RealFeel as the driving default. Hope that helps
[RFC]-Fresh! on Apr-13-2014
Real Feel my arse... This is horrible, my wheel was going crazy. Turn left a little bit and my wheel forces itself all the way left. Doesn't seem that realistic to me. No car I've ever driven feels like this.
Not only that, but I'm not even moving and my wheel shakes like crazy. I think my desk moved.
R32 Tuner on Apr-10-2014
@imber12 - you need to extract the 'RealFeelPlugin.dll' file from the ZIP file. And put the RealFeelPlugin.dll file into the \rFactor\Plugins folder. Will create INI file if one does not already exist. If file in right place you will know as soon as you start driving out of the garage.
NOxymoron on Aug-20-2013
hi whenever i download it saves as a zip folder not .ini so its not working when i open rfactor game any help
imber12 on Aug-20-2013
how do you install it. i use win rar and when i open the file it defaults the dll file to open with mixcraft 5 so it is unusable on my rfactor.
andyspencer5 on May-28-2013
This is f'ing weird. It's like when I turn left on a left corner, the wheel tries to full-lock left. Is it supposed to do that?
Only does it with F1 mods, but with the 1971 mod it's fine.
R32 Tuner on May-20-2013
thank you very much for this.always i found help here.
dvittael on Mar-09-2013
I had that issue too, and to make sure it was only a issue in rF, I did a small min install on a different drive. To see if it acted the same. And of course it did not. So I simply copied my control files to the new mini install. Still worked fine. Then I figured its was due to me having 3 plugins that all changed the d3d.dll file. And my guess was right.. I ended up removing all my user custom HUD files. Including my abused d3d.dll. And it worked. SO if you got access to default files. Re add them one at a time till you find what one did what.
TrojanHertz on Feb-14-2013
@markbasford7 - there are a couple command line options when added to the rF shortcut that may help.
ie; \rFactor\rFactor.exe +fullproc +highprio (forces dual-core support and high priority in computer system)
You might try turning off recording of replays and hotlaps too.
NOxymoron on Feb-10-2013
Hi i have a problem with real feel. When i enable it my graphics freezes for a few seconds a couple of times a lap which makes it unusable. When i turn realfeel off the graphics problem stops. I have tried turning down the level of graphics detail and changed seetings on rf config to lower detail, but problem is still there. Do you have any suggestions thanks.
markbasford7 on Feb-10-2013


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It's official! We have enough participants from gardenweb and davesgarden to proceed with the tomato and pepper swap. Here are the guidelines we will follow for this swap.
1) Seeds must be received by me no later than November 28th, so I recommend you mail your envelope no later than November 20th . 2) You can send named varieties of tomatoes or peppers (or both). A minimum of 10 seeds per packet. A maximum of 5 packets of the same seed. An overall maximum of 25 packets per person. Please ensure seed packets are clearly marked with the name, and whether they are heirloom, OP, or hybrids. If you are sending a non-commercial hybrid, please note the parent plant if known. If seeds are from a commercial source, please note that as well. 3) If you send tomato seeds, you will receive tomato seeds in return. The same idea for peppers, unless you include a note indicating you are open to receiving either in
4) Please include a list of what you are sending, your wish list and if there are any seeds you do not want to receive. If you are only interested in heirloom or OP, please tell me that as well. I will try my best to accommodate your wish list, but there are no guarantees of course. The variety will be completely dependent on what is sent in. 5) You will need to mail your seeds along with $1.15 in return postage. If you are sending 10 or less seed packets, you should be fine just mailing in a regular envelope with seeds wrapped in tissue (I am happy to provide the return envelope in this case). If you are sending more than 10 seed packets, I would recommend you send a bubble envelope and I will reuse the same bubble envelope to return your surprise seeds to you. 6) I will email you privately with my mailing address once you have posted here to express your interest in participating. If you have already responded to my previous posting, no need to repost, I will contact you within the next couple of days. Any questions. Please let me know. Let's have fun trading!!!! Thanks……Heather |
Follow-Up Postings:
So far, we have the following gardenweb members participating: Cziga Thanks....Heather |
Count me in Heather.....I'm in Winnipeg and am an avid gardener of hot peppers.......HB |
This is great. Our numbers are really picking up and I'm hopeful we'll have a good variety for swapping. So far, we have the following Canada and US gardenweb members participating. cziga We also have a few from Dave's garden, making a total of 21 participants so far. We even have a couple of people from the US sending seeds in for the swap, without wanting any back in return. Even if you only have a few to share, I would encourage you to join in the fun. Thanks....Heather |
A quick update. We have 30 so far participating in this swap. Here's the list of gardenweb members (canadian and us). The rest of the participants are from Dave's garden. cziga Have I missed anyone? Come join in the fun! Thanks...Heather |
- Posted by plantlover007 z3 AB (My Page) on Sun, Oct 26, 08 at 13:48
I would also love to join in. If you have problems reaching me through this site, since sometimes it can be flaky. (: my email address is email@example.com Diana (plantlover007) |
We're up to 35 participants so far. Don't be shy, come join us for fun! |
Hi Heather, I haven't receive your contact yet. I think the garden web mail is not working properly. Can you send your contact info to me again? Thanks, |
Hi Mayeeta, I have sent you another message through the gardenweb messaging system with my mailing address. If it doesn't come through this time, can you please change your profile settings on gardenweb so that members can see your email address? You have it blocked. Thanks....Heather |
We're up to 43 participants. I have the following gardenweb members registered for the swap. cziga Everyone has been contacted with my mailing address. If you have not received my email or gardenweb message, please change your gardenweb profile so members can see your email. For some strange reason, if you have not activated that setting on gardenweb you will often experience difficulty in getting your messages. Please post here if you have not yet received my message and I'll send you another note. Thanks...Heather |
Thanks Heather. I just received your e-mail. Sorry for the troubles. |
Glad you got the email ok Mayeeta. This gardenweb can be a bit finiky at times :) |
Today I received seeds from: organicpepper_grower We're up to 52 paricipants and still growing :) |
I sent my seeds off to you today, thanks for all your work. :) |
Today I received seed packages from: Animoosh Will continue to post updates as seeds arrive. Thanks |
- Posted by beetlejuicevoyager 5a Montreal (Quebec) (My Page) on Thu, Nov 6, 08 at 19:41
I would like to join in if it is still OK? |
beetlejuicevoyager - Welcome! I just sent you an email. |
We're now up to 60 people participating in this swap. I have the following gardenweb members signed up (Have I missed anyone?) amandasocal_22 |
Today I received seeds from: * tantaw0 |
We're up to 65 participants and the envelopes are just starting to arrive. There's still time to join in. If you haven't already done so, you should be planning to get your envelope in the mail within the next week or so. I've received 5 envelopes so far and we have 47 different types of tomatoes and 46 different types of peppers. I can't wait to see what else starts rolling in! Also, I will be waiting on envelopes from everyone that has previously indicated they want to participate. If something has come up and you've changed your mind, please contact me asap so I can update my records and know not to wait for your seeds. Thanks.....Heather |
Today I received seeds from: Ladyk2008 |
Today I received seeds from: Beetlejuicevoyager |
Today I received seeds from: Austinnhanasmom |
Hi folks, As a gentle reminder, please do not send unnamed seeds in this swap. I have received a couple of seeds packs of mixed/unknown varieties and in fairness to the other participants, I cannot send these to people that followed the guidelines and sent in "named varieties" of tomato or pepper seed. It's fine to send them in if your sending them as extras for me to distribute as bonuses, but please do not make them part of your "swap" submission. Thanks for your understanding. ...Heather |
Today I received seeds from: bonechickchris |
Today I received seeds from: tomatobob_va7 |
Today Ireceived seeds from: dirtdiggin |
This swap is now closed to new participants. If you previously registered, and haven't already mailed your seeds, you should be doing so right away. I need to receive your seeds by the end of November. A quick update....we are waiting for seed packages from the following gardenweb members: amandasocal_22 |
This afternoon, I received seeds from: phantom_white |
Today I received seeds from: greylady_gardener |
Hi folks, As we near the deadline, I need to know who's seeds we're still waiting on. Could the following members please take a moment to advise if you've mailed your seeds and are still participating in this swap: amandasocal_22 If you've changed your mind, that's ok too, but please send a quick note so I know, and so we don't hold up the swap needlessly waiting for seeds that are not coming. Thanks for your help with this everyone. We have 70 people registered for this swap, so keeping track is a bit of a task. .....Heather |
Today I received seeds from: plantlover007 |
Today I mailed seed packages back to the following members: austinnhanasmom I'm still waiting for several seed packages to arrive, and will be periodially mailing packages back as I'm able to fill "wish lists". Thanks....Heather |
- Posted by beetlejuicevoyager 5a Montreal (Quebec) (My Page) on Wed, Nov 26, 08 at 20:58
Thanks a lot, Heather! Just can't wait to see what nice surprises are on their way here!! I will let you know when they arrive! Again, thank you so much for this fun swap and trade! |
A quick update for everyone. We're waiting on 11 more packages to arrive (all have been confirmed that they're on their way). I don't think it will be much longer. I will mail out the rest of the packages once all the outstanding ones have been received. We started with 70 registered participants and after several follow up attempts with people who I haven't heard from since, we're down to 60. There's still a few people that haven't responded to any of my follow up attempts, and I obviously will not be waiting for packages to arrive from them. Will continue to post here as parcels arrive. Thanks....Heather |
Thanks for all the hard work Heather. It's much appreciated |
Today I received seeds from: * Danincv |
- Posted by beetlejuicevoyager 5a Montreal (Quebec) (My Page) on Tue, Dec 2, 08 at 13:39
Today, I received seeds from Heather!!! WOW!! How can I thank you, I am amazed at all the beautiful varieties enclosed in the envelope! Everything I wished for is there plus more to enjoy... Thanks to all the participants, this swap is a real happy event for me. I never thought that so many of you were growing OP, traditional and heirloom varieties. Fantastic!!! It was the first swap ever that I have made so far in this forum and I was quite unsure of what to expect. I have to admit: I will participate again and again, that is one sure thing! |
Yesterday, seed packages were mailed back to: * Jenf I'm still waiting on a couple of envelopes, so I am holding a few back hoping to add more to your wish lists when those envelopes arrive. Thanks....Heather |
This weekend, I mailed seed packages to: * animoosh I have a few more packages to mail out but am holding them back hoping to fullfill more of their specific wishes. I am awaiting 3 more envelopes to arrive from the US and will complete the swap as soon as they arrive. Stay tuned. Thanks....Heather |
Today I am mailing seed packs back to: * danincv Thanks....Heather |
Hi Heather Got my seeds today !!!! Thanks so much for doing this, it's like an early Christmas present. Thanks also to everyone else who participated, very cool :) Jen |
Tomorrow I will be mailing seeds back to: * Amanda_socal22 That's the last of the seed envelopes for participants from this forum. All have been mailed back. Hopefully you get them soon. Please post here when you receive them, so I know they arrived safe and sound. Thank you everyone for participating in this swap. May those chili peppers warm your hearts over the holiday season. Have a Wonderful Christmas everybody! |
Thanks Heather and everyone who participated. I just received the seeds. Absolutely love the varieties and the alien zip block bag. |
Yeah Yeah Yeah, baby!!! I got my seeds yesterday... Man oh man, was it ever like Christmas! It was awesome. I laid them all out on the kitchen table and went and got my family to come and check it out. We were ooohing and aaahing for a good bit o' time. Loved it! Thank you Heather for doing such a great job, gathering everyone, keeping track, swapping it all out and sending it back. This swap was awesome ::-) |
I got my seeds in the mail today and was very impressed. Heather, you did a great job keeping track of such a large number of participants and getting the swap in order. I got several seeds that were on my "desperate to have" list, and quite a few others that I'm very interested in and looking forward to trying. Thanks so much! And thank you to everyone who participated and sent in such great seeds . . . hopefully we'll do this again next year! |
Hi Heather, Picked up the seeds today and they all look great! Thanks again for all the work involved and to everyone who participated! Now if only it wasn't so far 'till spring....its minus 26 degrees here this morning........Howard (animoosh) |
- Posted by plantlover007 z3 AB (My Page) on Tue, Dec 16, 08 at 15:31
I just received my package of seeds and absolutely delighted with all I see!!! Thank You So Much for this Much Appreciated Opportunity, Heather. (: |
I received my tomato and pepper package-and WOW-Santa came early to my house. Thanks to all who participated and to Heather for all the time and effort you spent on this exchange! I can't wait until spring! |
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The NFL proudly announces six finalists for National Student of the Year, to be awarded at the 2012 LFG/NFL National Speech & Debate Tournament on Friday, June 15.
Quinlan Cao, East Mountain HS (NM) – New Mexico district
Kelby McKay Czerwonka, West Plains HS (MO) – Ozark district
Nicole Fisher, Mesquite HS (AZ) – Arizona district
Robert Jackson, Hastings HS (TX) – Space City district
Gabriel Riekhof, Savannah HS (MO) – Heart of America district
Prerana Vaddi, Notre Dame HS (CA) – California Coast district
The six finalists were selected from among a pool of 71 District Student of the Year honorees, who were elected by their regional areas as the students who best embodied the tenets of the NFL's Code of Honor: integrity, humility, leadership, service, and respect. A panel of highly respected coaches will select the National Student of the Year from among the six finalists, based on 30-minute interviews at the National Tournament.
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Arizona – Nicole Fisher, Mesquite HS
Arkansas – Tim Dahms, Fayetteville HS
Big Valley (CA) – Sheelah Bearfoot, Delta Charter HS
California Coast – Prerana Vaddi, Notre Dame HS
Capitol Valley (CA) – Maris Dyer, Ponderosa HS
West Los Angeles (CA) – Hannah Young, La Reina HS
Rocky Mountain South (CO) – Emma Thompson, George Washington HS
Colorado Grande – Claire Hupy, Air Academy HS
Florida Panther – Regan Bloss, Lake Mary Prep
Georgia Northern Mountain – Matthew Pack, Central Gwinnett HS
Georgia Southern Peach – Sam Reeve, Carrollton HS
Hawaii – Jen Rasay, Iolani School
Greater Illinois – Eli Bernstein, Belleville West HS
Illini – Phillip McClure, Wheaton North HS
Northern Illinois – Kelsey Rogers, Lena-Winslow HS
Hoosier Heartland (IN) – Yusuf Agunbiade, Ben Davis HS
Hoosier Crossroads (IN) – Paige Settles, Floyd Central HS
North East Indiana – Michael Fliotsos, Carroll HS
East Iowa – Erica Grubbs, Davenport-Assumption HS
East Kansas – Anthony Trent, Olathe Northwest HS
Sunflower (KS) – Chase Johnson, Andover Central HS
South Kansas – Baker Weilert, Fort Scott HS
West Kansas – Alex Turley, Hutchinson HS
Kentucky – Isabelle Ballard, Danville HS
Louisiana – Allister Baudoin, St. Thomas More HS
Maine – Rami Blair, Bangor HS
Central Minnesota – Courtney Bye, Blaine HS
Northern Lights (MN) – Alexander Thomas Gray, St. Francis HS
Southern Minnesota – Matt Stefanko, Rosemount HS
Mississippi – William Wildman, Laurel Christian School
Carver-Truman (MO) – James Brennan Flanigan, Carthage HS
Eastern Missouri – Sayli Sant, Ladue Horton Watkins HS
Heart of America (MO) – Gabriel Riekhof, Savannah HS
Ozark (MO) – Kelby McKay Czerwonka, West Plains HS
Show Me (MO) – Garrett Poorman, Raytown South HS
Montana – Brendan Bellows, Skyview HS
Nebraska – Yan Zhang, Millard West HS
Golden Desert (NV) – Jason Singh, Green Valley HS
Sagebrush (NV) – Nathaniel Haas, Reno HS
New England (MA & NH) – Kevin Delaney Donnelly, Catholic Memorial School
New Jersey – Zachary Klein, Montville HS
New Mexico – Quinlan Cao, East Mountain HS
Iroquois (NY) – Nicholas R. Spencer, Towanda Jr.-Sr. HS
New York State – Omar Gouda, Pelham Memorial HS
Carolina West (NC) – Porter Nenon, Myers Park HS
North Dakota Roughrider – Joseph Vincent Kalka, Grand Forks Central HS
Northern Ohio – Hannah Gerdes, Ursuline HS
East Oklahoma – Oya Aktas, Tulsa Washington HS
West Oklahoma – Stephanie Milligan, Bishop McGuinness HS
South Oregon – Alexander Erwig, Crescent Valley HS
Pittsburgh (PA) – Josi Sinagoga, West Allegheny HS
Valley Forge (PA) – Sean Gregory, Danville HS
South Carolina – Logan Coffey, Hillcrest HS
Rushmore (SD) – Evan Jones, Sioux Falls Lincoln HS
Heart of Texas – Ellen Hense, Pflugerville HS
LBJ (TX) – Xavier Clark, Smithville HS
Lone Star (TX) – Marianne Teresa Brown, Arlington HS
North Texas Longhorns – Kevin King, Creekview HS
South Texas – Lavanya Sunder, Mirabeau B. Lamar HS
Space City (TX) – Robert Jackson, Hastings HS
Tall Cotton (TX) – Shermila Kher, Big Spring HS
UIL (TX) – Carver Hodgkiss, North Lamar HS
West Texas – Alexia Duron, Americas HS
Utah Wasatch – Parker Pratt, Layton HS
Virginia – Ben Constine, Yorktown HS
Inland Empire (WA) – Jayden Requena, Lake City HS
Puget Sound (WA) – Allison Rogers, Union HS
Western Washington (WA) – Kyle Hendrix, Eastside Catholic HS
Southern Wisconsin – Aditya Trivedi, Brookfield East HS
Hole in the Wall (WY) – Ivan Larson, Cheyenne East HS
Wind River (WY) – Jessica Moore, Jackson Hole HS


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Charming, fast-talking waitress falls for handsome ethnic man. Obstacle 1: a language barrier. Obstacle 2: the police surrounding the house.
That is the setup for ¡Perfecto!, a cute and quirky micro-budget film, submitted to YouTube and Sundance's recently concluded Project:Direct competition—a viewer-submitted online comp that actually has some pedigree as far as its sponsors go, and a pretty neat prize for a payout, (VIP treatment at Sundance!), ensuring a strong field for once.
The film opens with the female lead, Vaden, primping herself in a wedding gown. Her Mom teases her by saying "Nice dress for a part-time waitress", a throw away line that takes on new meaning later in the film. Hernan, the groom, addresses his soon to be in-laws in the living room, drawing nothing but blank stares from these country folk, for he is adressing them entirely in Spanish. An eldery man remarks in a straight deadpan that the police are outside the house.
So they are an odd couple. But how did this union come to be?
The film goes through a flashback to their meeting and romance, and this is the film's strongest part. Vaden's cheerful stream-of-conscious babbling is a perfect complement to the film itself which keeps humming along in a state of wonderful bemusement, propelled by brisk editing and a cheerful sountrack.
It is this sequence as well that we see the strongest technical components of the film. The scene in the restaurant is simply executed well. The set is well lit and interesting looking. The use of a lens adpater is present throughout the film, but has its most striking effect in this scene, and the editing during the shot reverse shot is spot on. During the courtship, the fact that the camera is handheld is noticeable, but mitigated by the brevity of the clips and the camera movement. Plus the use of foreground objects as wipes is a neat trick that fit the mood and brisk nature of scene to perfection.
A quick congratulations needs to given to Erin Fede as well, who wrote the screenplay and starred as Vaden. Her performance is immensely likable, and in short films, where there is little character development, the importance of instant likability cannot be overstated. The buoyent optimism of the character both in the script and on screen really allowed for the mood of the film to be achieved.
The film concludes with a twist of course, why else were the cops there? But by that time I was already sold on ¡Perfecto! Good mood, good acting, good execution leads to a good film. Congratulations on winning Project:Direct! Congratulations to Youtube for this, the second Project:Direct competition also. ¡Perfecto! at this point has received over 130,000 views, more than a film can hope to get at any festival except for maybe Tropfest. Still, this number fails to prove that narrative productions can as of yet compete for eyeballs on the level of popular viral vids which are YouTube's bread and butter, but YouTube definitely sees the value in promoting this, so hopefully we can get there. If you have a fast connection I definitely encourage you to check the film out in YouTube's new HD, by clicking the link right below the picture.


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Now, thanks to some digging by a Chinese website, it seems that HTC's Sense UI has a bunch of hitherto hidden features. They figured out that if you pair a select bunch of Bluetooth headsets with the HTC One X, you would be able to control the shutter mechanism of the device using select button combinations on the headset. This functionality has to be an additional feature authorized by HTC ideally. However, in the official documentation of the device, there is no mention of any such capability. Therefore, there is still some doubt if these features were the brainchild of a smart programmer at HTC.
It is also yet to be confirmed of this trick is possible with other HTC Android powered handsets as well.
If you do happen to have an HTC handset – preferably the One X lying around, and also have a Bluetooth headset, let us also inform you that there is no guarantee that this would work well in all cases. Apparently, different brands of headsets have different key combinations. For example, one report says that an iTech brand A2DP headset required two taps of the Volume Up button. A Plantronics headset on the other hand required triple taps of the dial button. Same was the case with Jabra. In some other headsets, the functionality refused to show up.
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100 Colorado Creatives: Donald Fodness
What's your day job?
I teach Sculpture and Foundations at the University of Denver for Sarah Gjertson and Susan Meyer.
A mystery patron offers you unlimited funds for life. What will you do with it?
I fantasize about building an earthship in the mountains and living self-sufficient off the grid raising my own food. I would still make all kinds of large scale projects and continue my drawing practice but I would also build weird things like sculpture gardens, furniture and Mad-Max style wood pellet cars. I would still like to teach on occasion and make sure to travel often to study classic works of art as well as stay current with a range of contemporary visual cultures.
What's the one thing Denver (or Colorado) could do to help the arts?
I have found there is a lot of support for the arts in Denver. It is easy to get involved and have your work validated here. The artists here lift each other up rather than step on each other, which I think is really great. The galleries and institutions offer a lot of service and support as well. Of course we could always spend more money supporting the arts even on small levels. That is one reason I like the CSA (Community Supported Arts) program that BMoCA and the Denver Botanic Gardens are fostering.
What I think would most help Denver right now is to create physical links to other cities that have similar confines. The internet has allowed for the quick dissemination of ideas, and images, as well as to easily form connections. Often times those connections cannot compare to face-to-face interactions and there is no substitute for experiencing art in person versus on the screen (unless it was intended for that format). The spacial distance between culture centers here in the West is both desirable and challenging. I have lived in, or spent significant time in, various locations in the Midwest and West and know that other cities in this region feel the same constraints. It would behoove these cities, or exhibition opportunities in these cities, to create lasting partnerships that exchange artistic voices more regularly.
Who is your favorite Colorado Creative?
This is almost like asking who is my favorite family member. I have so many favorite visual artists in Colorado. All people who I feel close and connected to as friends and value as creatives. Many of my favorite artists are respected and recognized in the community already. So rather than single out one overall favorite visual artist, I will mention a musician: Matthew Hunzeker. He performs Folk Noir as a one man band with instruments he pieces together using various cultural detritus. These instruments recall the bedpan guitar or cookie tin banjo but he also incorporate electronic parts and found digital samples. In addition to his music I am really inspired by his hermetic lifestyle. He lives off the grid in a small rural studio collecting water and living in rhythm with the sun. It reminds me of when I used to have a converted chicken coop as a studio and live in my van.
Throughout the year, we'll be turning the spotlight on 100 superstars in Denver's rich artistic community. Watch for the next installment on Show and Tell -- and go to the 100 Colorado Creatives archive to catch up.
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Hi, I would pare away the wood to conform to the quarter-round part of the capital. The wood needs to be "back cut" or relieved so that it touches first at the front, where the joint is. I would use a razor-sharp chisel. It could as well be done with a wood-carving knife or gouge. The keyword is "sharp". AFAIK, the piece is still salvageable, so keep paring away! If you have a dremel, there is a small drum sanding attachment that may help. Casey |
- Posted by bobsmyuncle (My Page) on Sat, Nov 10, 07 at 18:00
I would tend to do the same as S_M suggests. You can lay out the cut line with a "jigger" tool. This is harder to explain than do. You simply make a wedge-shaped piece of wood with a couple of saw-tooth cut-outs on one edge. Lay up a piece of paper and then put the point of the wedge in the critical and transition points and trace around the whole thing. Take down the paper and you can create the exact profile on the back of your molding or yet another pattern piece. I would use a coping saw, or if the piece is small enough, a band saw to trim the profile. I would tend to use a pattern maker's rasp instead of a chisel, but I could live with either. Back cutting is important. Do this profile before you cut the other end to length (assuming it's a butt or miter at the other end). You always should do the hardest part first before cutting to length. Best case scenario: you can just butt the other end into the wall and cope the adjoining piece to make an inside miter. |
There is a technique called coping that forms a sharp edge at the joining end of molding. It is basically back angle cutting of the proflie of the molding. That produces a sharp edge onm the molding that is more easily shaped using rotary tools or cabinet makers files(half round woodworking files). You would need to copy the profile of the column---a profile copy tool will do that---and transfer that to the crown. Then cope the profile cut and 'sweeten'(shape) the edge to match. A book on ftrim installation will show the cope process. |
- Posted by weedyacres (My Page) on Mon, May 5, 08 at 20:42
Thought I'd report back to all those of you that offered suggestions. I bought a profile copy tool and a coping saw, but lost patience with the manual work it all entailed. Finally DH went out to Harbor Freight and brought home a scroll saw and a small belt sander, and they made the work immensely easier. Here's the finished product. Thanks again for all of your ideas. |
weedyacres, Nice job on the moulding, but what caught my eye was the texture/design on your ceiling. OT .... It looks very similar to the one done in our home in 1975 by a man who started out doing plaster on the East coast. He used a round natural bristle brush on a pole and touched it against the ceiling which had been covered with fresh taping mud. I've never seen another one like it. |
- Posted by weedyacres (My Page) on Thu, May 15, 08 at 21:44
Really? It's fairly common around here. It's called a "stomp" texture and I had to do some research to figure out how to do it. We've had to do some ceiling repair along the way. And we're the (proud?) owners of a stomp brush. It's not my favorite texture, but I don't dislike it enough to take it out. |
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