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Steelers set for resurgence
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Porter mentoring second-year LB Jones
June 20, 2014 PITTSBURGH — Despite leaving his graduate assistant coaching position at Colorado State this year, Joey Porter is still teaching football. more »»
Offense expands options
June 19, 2014 PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers turned to the no huddle offense out of desperation last fall more than anything. more »»
Pittsburgh signs Tuitt to four-year contract
June 19, 2014 PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers and second-round draft pick Stephon Tuitt have agreed to a four-year contract. Financial details were not disclosed. more »»
Legendary coach laid to rest
June 18, 2014 PITTSBURGH — The lessons Chuck Noll passed down to his players — maxims that often applied as much to life as to football — are tacked on the wall in Mike Mularkey's office. more »»
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June 18, 2014 PITTSBURGH — Chuck Noll's passing brought the expected wave of tributes and reminiscences of a great era in Pittsburgh Steelers' history. As is often the case, some of them were misguided. more »»
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June 18, 2014 PITTSBURGH — Steelers safety Troy Polamalu is hoping his revamped offseason program will help him again this fall. more »»
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Noll's funeral to be held on Tuesday
June 16, 2014 PITTSBURGH — Funeral arrangements have been set for former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Chuck Noll. A public viewing is scheduled from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday at John A. more »»
Steelers remember Noll
June 15, 2014 Chuck Noll was a no-nonsense coach, and his Pittsburgh Steelers followed his lead to win four Super Bowls. more »»
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June 15, 2014 PITTSBURGH — Chuck Noll won four Super Bowls in six years, and network announcers would still call him Chuck Knox. Or the graphics would spell his name "Knoll," somehow combining the two names. more »»
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Two things happen when you feel happier in your life. First, you catch on to the fact you have a choice in how you see the world. Second, you let go of what doesn't work.
At least this is what I have learned. I am a happier person now than I was a couple of years ago because I have directly cultivated and experienced more positive emotion in my life. This happened through many positive interventions, but chief among them are: having gratitude, asking what went right in my day (and why), and daily attempts to scatter kindness.
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Nieve de Medina | ... | Ana | |
Montse Mostaza | ... | Gloria | |
Alejandra Lorenzo | ... | Vicky | |
Mariana Cordero | ... | Teresa | |
Asunción Díaz | ... | Consuelo | |
Lourdes Bartolomé | ... | Monja | |
Rocío Calvo | ... | Amparo | |
Elena de Frutos | ... | Aurora | |
Paloma Ruiz de Alda | ... | Marta | |
Sonia Jávaga | ... | Paciente | |
Patricia García Méndez | ... | Embarazada 1 | |
Marta Nieto | ... | Embarazada 2 | |
África Luca de Tena | ... | Enfermera 1 | |
María Martínez | ... | Enfermera 2 | |
José María Rueda | ... | Interno | |
rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Ana Burrell |
Directed by | |||
Narciso Ibáñez Serrador | |||
Writing credits(in alphabetical order) | ||
Narciso Ibáñez Serrador | (as Luis Peñafiel) | |
Luis Murillo | story |
Produced by | |||
Álvaro Augustín | .... | producer | |
Carlos Fernández | .... | executive producer | |
Julio Fernández | .... | producer | |
Santiago Gimeno | .... | executive producer | |
Aitor Montánchez | .... | executive producer | |
Félix Rodríguez | .... | supervising producer | |
Original Music by | |||
Víctor Reyes | |||
Cinematography by | |||
José Luis Alcaine | |||
Film Editing by | |||
David Pinillos | |||
Casting by | |||
Pep Armengol | |||
Art Direction by | |||
Carlos Dorremochea | |||
Costume Design by | |||
María José Lebrero | |||
Makeup Department | |||
Belén López-Puigcerver | .... | makeup artist (as Belén López Puigcerver) | |
Jean-Jacques Puchu | .... | hair stylist | |
Production Management | |||
Fernando Carballido | .... | assistant production manager | |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director | |||
Joaquín Mazón | .... | second assistant director | |
Luis Oliveros | .... | assistant director | |
Sound Department | |||
Juan Borrell | .... | sound | |
Manuel Carrión | .... | foley artist | |
Miguel Ángel Rubio | .... | boom operator | |
Carlos Schmukler | .... | supervising sound editor (as Charly Schmukler) | |
Special Effects by | |||
Reyes Abades | .... | special effects | |
Visual Effects by | |||
Sandra Picher | .... | visual effects coordinator | |
Camera and Electrical Department | |||
Pipo Fernández | .... | still photographer | |
Editorial Department | |||
Pepe Abellán | .... | colorist | |
Music Department | |||
Juanjo Aranda | .... | music mixer | |
Other crew | |||
Eduardo Albaladejo | .... | management of rights: Filmax Entertainment | |
Vicente Canales | .... | head of sales | |
Pedro José de la Fuente García | .... | production assistant | |
Rafael López de la Manzanara Cuadri | .... | location manager | |
Helena Moreno Núñez | .... | development executive | |
Martin Samper | .... | making-of | |
Elena Serra | .... | development executive | |
Here's another entry into the 'Films to Keep you Awake' series but
while its production values and its outgoing approach to one or two
themes is very much present, La Culpa is nothing more than a short,
sharp way to spend 70 minutes watching a horror film that although is
foreboding at times, is nothing particularly special. La Culpa, I find,
was written and directed by a Uruguayan man named Narciso Ibáñez
Serrador; a man who has been writing and directing for decades so
perhaps my reaction to the film being a little 'iffy' is down to a mere
off day on the directors behalf.
La Culpa translates into the English for 'Blame' but from memory, I
cannot recall any reason for anyone to be 'blamed' for anything and nor
can I really recall an underlying theme based on the title to tie in
with the film's story and developments. For the record, Blame sees a
struggling female nurse named Gloria (Mostaza) and her young daughter
Vicky (Lorenzo) move in with a fellow nurse called Ana (de Medina). But
there is supposedly more than meets the eye to this person. She has an
abortion clinic set up within the walls of the house, the house itself
shares a through-door with the next door neighbours and Ana's sexual
preferences seem a little ambiguous at best. The trouble is, I think
the film liked to think that it had all these ingredients and ideas
going for it when really they were merely a series of set ups and let
downs to fill up time. In fact, I do not think La Culpa can even be
classed as a horror film but a mere urban drama revolving around a
financially struggling single mother and her hardships.
Take the abortion clinic for instance as an idea. Yes, abortions are
always going to make for uneasy viewing when placed within the
boundaries of a film but what do we actually get? Nothing of the
frightening quantity. Then there is the door that leads into the
adjoining house which for a horror film, is, I suppose a pretty good
idea: 'where does this door lead? Why should the character's not go in?
What's the knocking from the other side? But the set up and anxiety
exists for only a mere scene or two it turns out there is a logical
explanation for the door, where it leads and what's the other side of
it. Yes, a creepy looking old woman lying in a bed in the room through
the door can be perceived as creepy but when the owner of the house
shows up and sates that it is someone's bedroom in next doors house,
are we really going to be so full of anxiety come the next uncanny set
up? I for one was not and this is where La Culpa lost me as a horror
This idea continues on into one of the film's later scenes when Gloria
approaches a 'creepy' rocking cradle. But by this point we are sort of
confused; there is nothing uncanny in this film, right? This is taking
place in the real world the house is not haunted and there are no
such things as monsters. What is actually in the cradle sums up not
only the film's approach but how we react to the foreboding set ups in
the sense it's an anticlimax. If anything, Blame borrows from To Let in
the same way the film involves a seemingly psychotic landlady, they
both centre around a young adult who is either in a crisis due to
impending birth or already owns a young child and they both seem to
want the ambiguity of their respective locations to generate half the
scares for the film. But while To Let's location was actually quite
eerie because we had reason to fear what was going on, Blame
extinguishes fear and anxiety early on resulting in the later exchanges
to become anti-climatic.
But La Culpa deserves credit for its general approach to its subject
matter. I think the word 'blame' from the title has something to do
with casual sex and unwanted pregnancy. I think the film is some sort
of covert morality tale to do with sex before marriage the young
girls come into the abortion clinic and we generally get all the nasty,
hair tingling build up you'd expect when the abortion is prepared and
then followed through and the flushed away. We get the anaesthetic, we
get the blood and the talk during the operation with the only thing
that is missing being the 'nod' to the females amongst the audience:
"You don't want this to be you, do you?" So Blame demonises casual sex
which is fair enough if the director is going to make that statement
but it does so with a supernatural approach which is something I cannot
reckon the thinking behind. Blame is willing to be slower and more
sedate in its setting up of the situation. Scenes involving little
Vicky and her mother exchanging, being picked up from school, etc. are
sweet and everything but then the film is supposed to be scary, isn't
La Culpa misses the mark as a horror film but as a vague statement on
why kids should wait for marriage before sex I suppose it succeeds; but
it does so through telling us how nasty abortions are and the how nasty
the procedure is rather than giving us evil looking zombie babies and
haunted houses come to think of it, maybe that's a good thing. But if
elderly women asleep in beds in rooms you should not enter and
characters finding odd looking goo on the floor and leading upstairs
sounds scary to you then by all means give La Culpa a go. Since there
are explanations for these events, the film fails for me.
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State Department Recommends Aid Cutoff to Honduras
After two months, the State Department is poised to formally declare what was obvious to most of the world: on June 28, Honduras experienced a military coup.
State Department staff have recommended to Secretary of State Clinton that the ouster of Honduran President Zelaya be formally declared a "military coup," which could cut off as much as $150 million in U.S. funding, Reuters reports.
The semi-official story has been that State Department lawyers were studying the events in Honduras to see if they met the "technical definition" of a "military coup." But all along the State Department made clear that it was purposely delaying its formal determination to give "diplomacy" - the talks in Costa Rica between representatives of President Zelaya and representatives of the coup regime - a chance to work.
It was never explained why making this determination - which, under U.S. law, requires a cutoff of aid to the coup government - would have interfered with "diplomacy." On the contrary: it was immediately obvious that the obstacle to a negotiated solution was the intransigence of the coup regime, which refused to accept a compromise proposal that would allow President Zelaya to return. So, as many Latin American governments argued - including the Costa Rican government - if the U.S. wanted a negotiated solution, it needed to ramp up pressure on the coup regime.
But the State Department is now, at last, conceding that its previous efforts were insufficient. Better late than never - much better.
No doubt Republicans in Congress who have supported the coup regime in Honduras will now complain loudly when Secretary Clinton makes her formal determination - assuming that she follows the recommendation of her staff.
In anticipation of right-wing Republican complaints, it is important to note two key facts.
First, in making this determination, the State Department is simply following the law. The Foreign Assistance Act requires a cutoff of U.S. aid "to the government of any country whose duly elected head of government is deposed by military coup or decree." That's what happened on June 28 - about that central fact there has been no serious dispute. Even the top legal advisor of the Honduran military conceded that the Honduran military broke Honduran law when it removed President Zelaya from office - and from Honduras.
Second, in making this determination - and cutting off aid - the State Department is simply following past practice. As the Center for Economic and Policy Research documented in a recent report, when there were coups in Mauritania and Madagascar, Millennium Challenge Corporation money was cut off within days.
So complain away, right-wing coup-lovers. If we want Latin America to take seriously the claim of a new U.S. approach to Latin America in the Obama Administration - or maintain a credible commitment to the rule of law in the region - this is the minimum.
Great!!!!more debt for Hondruas. or let me state that another way .. more debt for the Honduran pploee!!!!our world is drowning in debt!!!! we as a country and the whole world MUST learn to live within our means, meaning NO MORE DEBT.I for one took this stand two years ago for our family, and have been paying down our debt substantually every month. In less than a year we will be debt free.In our families we have to learn to live within our means, why should our Governments be allowed to spead beyond what their income is??The correct answer is; they should NOT be allowed to do so!!!Every Government should and MUST adopt a balanced budget approach to running their countries, just as we have to within our families!!!


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Petrash: Derailing Obama? Not likely!
President Obama has pegged reform of healthcare as his top legislative priority. He's pushed lawmakers to rapidly develop a plan to rein in healthcare costs, improve care and cover most of the 47 million uninsured Americans.
While things have changed, some things are staying the same. Suddenly the powers that be are touting a bipartisan compromise. All that just in a matter of days. Then it was supposed to be OK to continue to shove this legislation down our throats and get it passed before the August recess.
Well, not so fast. Democratic leaders reached a deal with some moderate Blue Dog Democrats, removing a key obstacle to a systemic health plan overhaul. They cut the cost of the bill, delayed a floor vote and ensured that the public option will not be forced on anyone. Seems this move slapped some liberal Dems. The result is no House vote until Congress returns in September. Halleluiah and pass the deficit spending plate! We've bought some time.
In addition to the Blue Dogs, which are a group of Democrat conservatives, 52 of them to be exact, thanks goes to the Congressional Budget Office who took away the momentum of a freight train by presenting the facts. Back in June, the CBO determined that the Senate version of the bill would cost $1.6 trillion over 10 years. This was like seeing the sticker price on your brand new mid-line sport car of over $30,000! Don't forget the taxes! Shock and awe!
So the effort has been to cut costs to a more acceptable level. So out come the Bowie knives with martial art precision. Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont said a bipartisan group from his Finance Committee has lowered the cost to just $900 Billion over 10 years. So I guess they think if you say that fast enough, that's not a lot of money?
What most people don't realize are the games going on behind the scenes. New taxes to support the health care plan begin in 2011, but the benefits part of the program doesn't fully kick in until 2015. This generates some revenue to fund the plan. But, just like the stimulus, that excess revenue is one time only. It makes for lower first decade numbers, but once you pass 2015, the yearly deficits become larger and don't go away—ever!
According to the New York Times, "the revenue from the tax rises only as fast (roughly) as the United States economy grows. The same is true of most taxes. Health costs, on the other hand, are growing much more quickly than the economy. Over the last decade, the economy has expanded by about 20 percent, and health spending has ballooned 50 percent. The gap isn't about to start closing, either. So no matter what Congress has done to pay for its plans, it can't keep up."
Now recall that Vice President Biden, in his recent appearance on NBC's "Meet The Press," was asked by host David Gregory to explain why job losses have continued even after the passage of economic stimulus legislation that was supposed to keep a lid on unemployment at 8%.
Biden tried to rationalize the jobless rate of 9.4%. Then he said "everyone guessed wrong at the time the estimate was made about what the state of the economy was at the moment this was passed." Oh! We missed our mark. Come, come now.
Everyone guessed wrong? Not really. There were plenty of folks out there saying that we're doing this too fast without Congress being able to digest the content and impact of a 1400 page piece of legislation. But Biden shrugged it off. Unemployment? Oh, that. OOPS! I guess we guessed wrong. And that's that.
How wrong are we going to be in our cost estimates of the health care legislation? When it costs much more than estimated are we going to shrug it off saying "we guessed wrong"? On one-sixth of the U.S. economy?
Reforming the health care system, as originally intended, is dead. What killed it was not only pressure administered by Republicans, and by Blue Dog Democrats. The coup-de-grace was delivered by the Congressional Budget Office and the backlash caused by the tax burden on businesses.
Now its time for Congress to go home and face their constituencies. It needs to be a memorable occasion in the form of a rude awakening. Tell them you want to know how accurate their cost projections are over the next two decades. Ask them how all this reformation doesn't result in an increased deficit (already huge, beyond imagination only seven months ago) and a huge tax burden on our children's, children's, children.
All that said there probably will be a revision of the healthcare system. It appears, in the end, Obama will have to settle for something very different from what was originally intended. Obama's honeymoon is over. But, by year's end, he probably will emerge with something he can call health care reform. The Democrats in Congress will pass it because they have to. They're not about to derail their leader, politically, in his first year in office.
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The prime minister's party praises Netanyahu for taking a stand against
Obama's Mideast policy speech calling for return to '67 borders;
Palestinians express mixed reaction to Obama speech.
Members of Benjamin Netanyahu's ruling Likud Party last night expressed
satisfaction with Barack Obama's speech and said that the president's
remarks were prompted by the forceful stand taken by the prime minister.
"The wisdom and determination of the prime minister and the dividends that
they yielded were evident in President Obama's speech," said MK Carmel
Shama-Hacohen. "President Obama gave an explicit, emphatic 'no' to the '67
lines and Hamas [while expressing] boundless support for the State of
Israel as a Jewish and a democratic state whose security is ensured."
Likud MK Danny Danon said that "Obama must understand that Israel will not
pay the price for his tuition as he gets caught up to speed on the essence
of the conflict. Obama is zigzagging in accordance with whatever position
will give him more votes while justifying his Nobel Prize. We must stand
strong in order to ensure that this will not be on account of the state of
Labor MK Isaac Herzog said that Obama gave Netanyahu "a golden platform."
"We cannot miss this opportunity," he said. "[Netanyahu] must give a
courageous, affirmative answer and adopt Obama's proposal. This would
serve the interests of Israel and of Zionism."
Opposition leader MK Tzipi Livni (Kadima ) said Obama's speech represented
longstanding American policy. "When there is a will, then it is possible
to enlist the United States to your side in the understanding that there
is a joint interest at play," she said.
The Palestinian reaction to Obama's speech was mixed.
Chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat refused to address the
government's reconciliation with Hamas or Obama's opposition to
Palestinian efforts at the United Nations.
Pro-Palestinian protesters outside the AIPAC conference at the Washington
Convention Center on May 22, 2011.
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"I want to hear from Mr. Netanyahu," he said, calling for the Israeli
leader to hold peace talks according to Obama's principles. "Before he
says yes, it's a waste of time to talk about a peace process."
Hamas said it wouldn't recognize the "Israeli occupation" and that it,
too, rejected Obama's reference to the 1967 borders. "It is a mistake to
consider the U.S. as an honest sponsor for the so-called peace process,"
spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri said.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas was in Amman as Obama was making his
remarks, and Abbas' aides in Ramallah remained tight-lipped.
In its coverage of Obama's speech, the Palestinian news agency WAFA
emphasized the president's support of a Palestinian state along the 1967
A senior Palestinian official told Haaretz yesterday that despite Abbas'
dissatisfaction with the speech, the Palestinian leader has opted not to
publicly confront Obama. The official added that the Palestinian
leadership is coordinating its response to the speech with Arab foreign
It has also been learned that the Arab League will convene in the coming
days to offer an official response to Obama's remarks.
Prominent media commentators decried the speech as an attempt by the
administration to kowtow to Israel and Netanyahu.
"In this speech, Obama comes across worse than his predecessor," said
Nasser Laham of the Maan news agency. "It appears that he is thinking
about the Jewish vote in the United States and not about a Palestinian
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Celebrating tonight. I finally finished my Star Quilt and it is on my bed! I hand quilted it for ME and have finally finished putting th binding on. I don't make many that I keep or hand quilt so I am celebrating. Jayne |
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Hurray!!! That's my New Year's resolution.. to make one for ME! Congratulations and be warm! Kay |
- Posted by polardream (My Page) on Fri, Dec 17, 10 at 20:33
congrats! be sure to take a picture for us! Sue |
Well done Jayne! My birthday block quilt for 2011 is the first one I am keeping too and it makes it more interesting. Kristene (tinyteena) |
- Posted by toolgranny (My Page) on Sat, Dec 18, 10 at 0:19
I am celebrating with you. That's wonderful. I hope you'll show us a picture. I still haven't made a quilt for me. Someday. |
And where is the picture, young lady? You know we all live vicariously through the others who manage to complete a quilt every now and then. Looking forward to seeing your accomplishment! |
Yes, where is the picture. There is nothing like sleeping under your own quilt. I have quilts on all three of my beds now. |
I kept me warm in my very cold bedroom. I see that I have the dating screwed up on my camera but believe me it was just done. LOL. Jayne |
- Posted by lafonda_ranch (My Page) on Sat, Dec 18, 10 at 16:00
I love the quilting!! Did you do it by hand? I want to do some of those feathers on the quilt I'm making for my dh, but I'm not sure what to do. I do want to do it with the machine, so I'm thinking stencils (since I have no free motion experience). Beautiful!!! Robbi |
I uses stencils and this quilt is hand quilted. I used water sol. markers. I don't have a lot of success with FMQ but stencils do help. Jayne |
- Posted by kathyg_in_mi (My Page) on Sat, Dec 18, 10 at 19:36
Absolutely beautiful! Kathy G in MI |
It's beautiful and the quilting is just perfect for it. This is a quilt to be proud of! Kate |
Beautiful! Love the colors, I'm impressed by anything done by hand. Tara |
- Posted by magothyrivergirl (My Page) on Sat, Dec 18, 10 at 21:28
Gorgeous! The stitches are perfect! You should be celebrating! Thanks for posting the picture. |
Thanks everyone. Nice to be celebrating with your approval.lol. Really like to hand quilt but it is wasted on some quilts. Jayne |
I love your quilt and your hand quilting is beautiful! I wish I had the time and talent to hand quilt. Linda OH |
Very nice and well done! It's good that you did something for yourself to use. Does this mean no more jumping on the bed?! |
- Posted by petalpatsy (My Page) on Sun, Dec 19, 10 at 18:01
OH lovely! Sweet satisfaction! It looks really, really good on your bed. |
Gorgeous! |
Jayne that is amazing!!!!!!!! It is a piece of art. Do you have a pattern?? I agree that I will not hand quilt ever quilt I make, and most of them my family does not want hand quilted. They feel guilty using them and I want them to be used. I have just started to make quilts for me, it's long over due and we should be as good to ourselves as we are to others lol!!!! |
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Notes from the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference: A little bit of Phobos and Deimos
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2012/03/22 12:04 CDT | 3 comments
I just sat in the "small bodies" session at the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, listening to three talks about Phobos. The first was by Abby Fraeman, who looked at data on Phobos and Deimos from the two imaging spectrometers in orbit at Mars. The next talk, by L. Chappaz, was motivated by Phobos-Grunt's mission. It asked: if you grabbed 200 grams of soil from the surface of Phobos, how much of that material would actually have originated on Mars? Then there was a particularly interesting talk that dealt with the question of how Phobos' grooves formed.
Has Mars Express MARSIS data proved that Mars once had a northern ocean?
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2012/02/07 05:46 CST
There's been a bit of buzz on the Web this week regarding an ESA press release titled "ESA's Mars Express radar gives strong evidence for former Mars ocean." I don't ordinarily write about press-released science papers, but am making an exception for this one.
Mars Exploration Family Portrait
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/11/23 12:26 CST | 1 comments
Jason Davis put together this neat summary of the checkered history of Mars exploration.
Notes from Day 5 of the EPSC/DPS meeting: Saturn's storm, Phobos, and Lutetia
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/10/07 07:09 CDT
Today was (is) the last day of the Division of Planetary Sciences / European Planetary Science Congress meeting in Nantes, France.
The Making of Martian Clouds in Motion: Part 2, tweening the animation
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/08/28 06:14 CDT
Two weeks ago I posted an awesome video of Martian clouds in motion. Last week I explained how I accessed the Mars Express images that comprise the animation. Today I'm going to explain how I turned the five-frame animation of Mars Express images into a smooth movie.
The Making of Martian Clouds in Motion: Part 1, working with Mars Express HRSC data
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/08/22 08:39 CDT
Last Friday I posted an awesome video of Martian clouds in motion. This week I'll tell you how I made it. The how-to is split up into two parts. The first, today, is how to access Mars Express HRSC image data and process it into the individual animation frames, from which you can make an animated GIF.
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/08/19 10:36 CDT
Behold an amazing (if I do say so myself) video of Martian clouds in motion.
Update: Phobos and Jupiter and its moons!
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/06/20 03:53 CDT
Remember that neat picture and movie of Phobos passing by Jupiter that I posted last week? Several people asked me where Jupiter's moons were, and I just assumed that they weren't visible. I was wrong; Mars Express spotted Jupiter's moons along with the planet and Mars' moon!
Watching Phobos pass by Jupiter
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/06/17 09:27 CDT
Here is a really cool view of Phobos in the foreground with gigantic (but very distant) Jupiter sitting in the background, a fortuitous alignment that the Mars Express High-Resolution Stereo Camera team took advantage of on June 1.
365 Days of Astronomy Podcast: What's up in the second quarter of 2011
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/04/07 11:16 CDT
Regular readers of this blog will find the content of today's 365 Days of Astronomy Podcast familiar, because it's an update on what the solar system exploration spacecraft are up to, based on my monthly "what's up" updates.
What's up in the solar system in April 2011
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/03/31 03:59 CDT
April 2011 will see MESSENGER begin the science phase of its orbital mission at Mercury, and should, I think, also see the start of Dawn's approach observations of Vesta. At Mars, Opportunity is back on the road again, rolling inexorably toward Endeavour. At Saturn, Cassini will continue its focus on Saturn and Titan science.
What's up in the solar system in March 2011
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/02/28 02:43 CST
I don't think there's any question what the big event of this month will be: MESSENGER is finally, finally entering orbit at Mercury on March 18 at 00:45 UTC (March 17 at 16:45 for me).
Mars conjunction today: Cool SOHO/SDO video
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/02/04 11:41 CST
Today Mars made its closest approach to the Sun -- as seen from Earth, that is. Why is this important?
Animation of Phobos rotating from recent Mars Express flyby images
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/01/25 10:18 CST
Daniel Macháček has colorized some terrific images of Phobos and run them through some morphing software to make a seamless animation that appears to show Phobos rotating before you.
Mars Express' January 2011 Phobos images show how camera works
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/01/21 05:09 CST
The Mars Express High-Resolution Stereo Camera (HRSC) team has just released several images from the most recent series of Phobos flybys to the Mars Express blog.
How Mars Express' orbit shifts with time
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/01/04 11:02 CST
While I was writing yesterday's blog entry on Mars Express' Phobos flybys I realized that I didn't understand Mars Express' orbit very well. So I sent an inquiry to the Mars Express blog, which they answered in a blog entry today.
It's Phobos season again for Mars Express
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2011/01/03 01:43 CST
The Mars Express blog has been reactivated today, as a new series of Phobos flybys is already underway.
Find pics and track the rovers in Google Mars
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2010/02/11 05:28 CST
I think a goodly proportion of you readers have already figured this out for yourselves since it was launched last March, but I didn't download and install it until last weekend, so this is new to me: Google Mars is awesome.
Mars Express animation of Phobos' shadow transiting Mars
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2010/02/02 12:08 CST
For the first time ever, Mars Express' Visual Monitoring Camera has imaged the shadow of Mars' moon Phobos crossing the surface of Mars.
What's up in the solar system in January 2010
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While we don't have Moon bases, we do have plenty of spacecraft. Before I get into my more detailed look at the activities of the 20-odd spacecraft wandering about the solar system, I thought I'd look ahead to 2010 more generally and see what the year has in store for us.
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Miami, FL (Sports Network) - Cliff Lee remained winless on Friday, as the Phillies fell 6-2 to the Marlins in the opener of a three-game series.
Lee (0-5) gave up all six runs on 10 hits and two walks over 4 2/3 innings. The former Cy Young Award winner has yet to earn a victory in 13 starts this season.
"The wins and losses and stuff like that is out of my control, but I could do something about not getting through the fifth inning and giving up five runs," said Lee. "That falls solely on me. I can do better than that."
Justin Ruggiano went 3-for-4 with a two-run double for the Marlins, who have won two straight but are still just 7-18 in the month of June.
"It seems like we're coming around little by little," Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen said. "Today, it seemed like everybody put a little bit together. Everybody contributed."
Josh Johnson (5-5) got the decision, allowing one run on four hits with six strikeouts over six innings. He has yielded three runs or less in 10 consecutive outings.
Hunter Pence had a home run and an RBI single for the Phillies, losers of three in a row.
Lee is only the second Cy Young winner in major league history to begin a season without a win in 13 or more starts. While offensive support has been an issue at times, the 33-year-old lefty has certainly been culpable of late, allowing five or more runs in three consecutive starts.
On Friday he gave up a leadoff double to Jose Reyes, who moved to third on a fly ball and scored on Logan Morrison's groundout. Lee had a chance to field Morrison's slow chopper and potentially get Reyes at home, but instead let the ball roll under his glove.
Reyes struck out to begin the third inning, but four straight hits followed, starting with Hanley Ramirez's double to left. He scored on a base hit by Giancarlo Stanton before a pair of singles loaded the bases. Omar Infante followed with a sacrifice fly for a 3-0 lead.
Pence homered in the fourth but a three-run fifth chased Lee and gave the Marlins a sizeable advantage.
A single by Stanton and a ground-rule double by Morrison preceded Ruggiano's deep fly over the head of Shane Victorino in center field. Both runners scored on the two-bagger and Lee was lifted after John Buck singled home Ruggiano for a 6-1 lead.
Pence scored Chase Utley with a base hit in the ninth. Utley, who missed the Phillies' first 76 games due to a chronic knee condition, went 1-for-3 in his third game back from the injury.
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Argentina trial could prove 'dirty-war' baby theft
A trial in Argentina could prove for the first time that the nation's military leaders engaged in a systematic plan to steal babies from perceived enemies of the government during the "dirty war" of the 1970s and '80s.
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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Victoria Montenegro recalls a childhood filled with chilling dinnertime discussions. Lt. Col. Hernan Tetzlaff, the head of the family, would recount military operations he had taken part in where "subversives" had been tortured or killed. The discussions often ended with him "slamming his gun on the table."
It took an incessant search by a human-rights group, a DNA match and almost a decade of overcoming denial for Montenegro, 35, to realize Tetzlaff was, in fact, not her father — nor the hero he portrayed himself to be.
Instead, he was the man responsible for murdering her real parents and illegally appropriating her as his own child, she said.
He confessed to her what he had done in 2000, Montenegro said. But it was not until she testified at a trial here this spring that she finally came to grips with her past, shedding once and for all the name Tetzlaff and his wife had given her — Maria Sol — after falsifying her birth records.
The trial, which is in the final phase of testimony, could prove for the first time that the nation's military leaders engaged in a systematic plan to steal babies from perceived enemies of the government.
Jorge Rafael Videla, who headed the military during Argentina's dictatorship, stands accused of leading the effort to take babies from mothers in clandestine detention centers and give them to military or security officials, or even to third parties, on the condition the new parents hide the true identities. Videla is one of 11 officials on trial for 35 acts of illegal appropriation of minors.
Just as wrenching, the trial is further revealing the complicit role played by civilians, including judges and members of Argentina's Roman Catholic Church.
The abduction of an estimated 500 babies was one of the most traumatic chapters of the military dictatorship that ruled Argentina from 1976 to 1983. The frantic effort by mothers and grandmothers to locate their missing children has never let up.
It was the one issue civilian presidents elected after 1983 did not excuse the military for, even as amnesty was granted for other "dirty war" crimes.
Yet even today, Montenegro says, she still does not hate the Tetzlaffs.
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I have a huge long needled pine that shades most of the ground in my yard. I would like to put a vine in buckets by the tree that could grow up the pine. I can't plant the vine in the ground because of the tree roots. My preferred colors are white, yellow, or blue. Clematis maybe? |
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Convert sub account to master account
Idea 71361 | Posted in PS4 network services by highlander004 | May 20, 2014
It would be great to provide a way to convert a sub account to a master account when the user of the sub account turns 18.
Idea 71361 | Posted in PS4 network services by highlander004 | May 20, 2014
It would be great to provide a way to convert a sub account to a master account when the user of the sub account turns 18.
fps_d0minat0r | May 21st, 2014 at 5:41 am
This should have happened ages ago when it was one of the highest voted idea before Blog Share got rebooted.
Technically, its probably a huge task but they cant just ignore it forever.
TriGiamp | May 21st, 2014 at 6:31 am
I don't have any clue about how much work such feature requires, but it's in their interest. I haven't bought anything on PSstore since more than a year (except PS+) because I'm too lazy to bother my master account's holder.
Rob-in-PHX | May 21st, 2014 at 2:20 pm
This has become even MORE important with the PS4. Since most all the sharing capabilities are disabled for subaccounts, it is more important than ever to get this implemented. I'd love to give Sony my money for a PS4 camera, but I'm not going to until I can use all the features. It's ridiculous that I can't even comment in the Playroom app with a subaccount.
sub-net | May 21st, 2014 at 6:51 pm
At least put the option in the Master-acct to "ALLOW all Share Abilities in Sub-accts" or "Allow a sub acct Administrative Rights"
Slizzy | May 22nd, 2014 at 8:44 am
This needs to happen. Many people like myself are old enough for master accounts but don't want to start from scratch. I've earned a ton of trophies and have over 100 people on my friends list. Please Sony don't penalize us from using all the great features the ps4 has to offer!
dsigns209 | May 22nd, 2014 at 10:13 am
Yes x1000. I am locked out of PS4 features because I have a subaccount.
Videogameaddict2 | June 1st, 2014 at 3:26 am
Yes, please. I should not have to suffer for following the TOS and telling the truth about being under 18 when I made my account 5 years ago. I'm turning 20 in a few days, and I'm being treated like I'm a child when it comes to PlayStation Network. I shouldn't have to be having to sign-in to my dad's account just to add funds to purchase anything from the PlayStation Store for example.
Things are going to be worse when I finally get a PS4, I will be unable to use many of the features because I'm a sub account.
StarWallace | June 3rd, 2014 at 10:01 am
I've been waiting for this since I turned 18… I'm 21 soon to be 22. It's absurd that my $400 PS4 is little more than a pretty PS3 with fewer features and a skimpy game library. All of the PS4 exclusive features that I purchased it for are barred away from me and that needs to be fixed. Not eventually, but ASAP.
Moosykinns | June 3rd, 2014 at 10:41 am
I'm 24 now and still have to ask my dad for his password (as I forget a lot to write it down) so I can buy stuff from the PSN store! The other day I accidentally put money on the wrong account and nothing I can do about it because I can't do it on my own account!
We subbers shouldn't have to start from scratch or be locked out of PS4 features (7 years+ for me) when you can just change the coding or whatever in your system!!
Much appreciated!
Thunderlizzard | June 3rd, 2014 at 12:03 pm
No words to describe my opinion of this oversight and Sony's appalling implementation of age restrictions. Do Sony not think people age?
Unfortunately it goes deeper than that, as a Master Account holder I can't even set appropriate restrictions for my daughter's account. For example she is barred from posting Leaderboard times on Trials Fusion and is reminded of this fact after every single race! Really? Leaderboard times?
On her Xbox account I can choose exactly what she is allowed to do, it's not intrusive and when she hits 18 her account will transition properly to an adult one.
Sony… CATCH UP!
Detinator73 | June 3rd, 2014 at 1:13 pm
That I couldn't agree more….. I wonder when in the world Sony will implement the idea? Maybe "When it's done"?
Monkey_Dsora | June 3rd, 2014 at 5:54 pm
C'mon Sony, if you would just get started on this, it could be done this year (I think, not an expert).
But this has been an issue for years, and you're fully aware of it, so what's holding you guys back?
xViperPx | June 3rd, 2014 at 7:10 pm
It's just a simple thing to do? Do you imagine how terrible its to lose years of gameplays, trophies, bought games…. is not that easy to create a new account from the beginning
Deveklem | June 3rd, 2014 at 8:37 pm
As the others said, please! =)
This would be PROFOUND and absolutely wonderful on Sony's part. Allow the Master account to convert its sub accounts to Master status.
MUSiCL0V3x2012 | June 3rd, 2014 at 11:20 pm
This is so necessary. My current account was set up for me by my father as a sub account when i was around 14. Now I'm 19 and cant download any dlc, themes, or games without asking for funds. I'd like to be able to handle my gaming on my own, as I do most other things.
WorldSkater66 | June 4th, 2014 at 11:48 pm
Ive been waiting since 2008 for this when I got my own PS3 and moved on from my brothers. Im 21 years old and Sony is still treating me like I'm under 18. Just please set the sub-accounts free! Hopefully at E3 you will give us all the good news.
ChambyR33 | June 7th, 2014 at 4:29 am
should have been fixed long before the ps4 was released
im 31 but im on a sub account and can only use half the ps4 features due to nothing being allowed on a sub account
VaultDweller | June 7th, 2014 at 5:09 am
I bought ps+ and cant even take advantage of the sales on the ps store because im sub account holder and I dont want to change my name tag
please fix this sony!
zekececil14 | June 9th, 2014 at 3:34 pm
Please. I'm passed 18, I have a sub-account and a PS4. I would like to comment on livestreams, livestream myself, upload things, and use the name features. Please guys.
StarWallace | June 10th, 2014 at 1:39 pm
I can't imagine why anyone would downvote this. How could a feature like this possibly hurt anything? Every adult should have access to all the features of a master account and we shouldn't have to forfeit multiple years of gaming history and store purchases to get that! It only hurts the next generation of gamers to continue creating new permanent subaccounts this way and the problem will never get any smaller. Get on this Sony!
BOSSTRON | June 10th, 2014 at 10:28 pm
Sony I loved your E3 conference but honestly… If I gotta start over it's going to be with an Xbox One unless this gets fixed soon… I plan on getting either a PS4/Xbox One by August and if it's not fixed, well… Then you lost $400 because I didn't buy a system… Also did I also mention I own approx. 60 hard copies of PS3 games and around 40 digital games.. I've purchased hundred of dollars in add-ons.. Fix this or I'm giving Microsoft my money!
yoshi_al | June 11th, 2014 at 10:41 am
The last time I called Sony support, the adviser promised me this was possible by deleting the PlayStation user account associated with the PSN ID that's a sub account. I tried it and it it did not work. I called support again, and the only option they gave was to delete this account, make a new one, and re-buy everything. He also said that there were forms of refunds or appeasements available, but he would no be willing to provide any. I was promised a resolution to my issue, only to end up in a worse position.
I will not be buying any Sony products or services in the future if there's no way to fix the issue in some way as I was promised. Having ineffectual support advisers does not help as well.
SlyCooperFan100 | June 13th, 2014 at 8:58 pm
I was hoping to see news about this at E3. No go. Sony, fix this!!
F_DEVIL_F | June 15th, 2014 at 5:49 am
Sony if you care about players please fix this, we have waited too long!
F_DEVIL_F | June 15th, 2014 at 6:05 am
Sony you have to realise that it is impossible for sub account holders to create new master account because many have a lot of purchases specially vita users, therefore no one will create new account! So please fix this.
Musashi1596 | June 16th, 2014 at 3:02 pm
Enough is enough. I just basically threw away £20 on a PSN card that I apparently can't use because I'm a Sub account. I'm just trying to buy something from the PS4 Store and it's ludicrously difficult. The fact Sony are still not responding to this is horribly telling, and outright shameful. Most of us had been waiting for years just for the PS3, then when the PS4 comes out they screw us even more my blocking almost all the new features. Absolute disgrace ad my patience is at an end.
LieutenantFatman | June 16th, 2014 at 4:17 pm
Come on Sony, some communication on the issue at the very least would be nice rather than refusing to acknowledge there is a problem.
Kaizensan | June 19th, 2014 at 4:40 pm
I own a Master Account in North America. My three eldest had their Sub-Accounts converted over to Master Account automatically. My other children, under 21 y.o., still have Sub-Accounts. The eldest's PSN accounts are no longer listed beneath my Master Account. My daughter at 18 y.o. continues to have a Sub-Account beneath my Master Account.
Any one else in North America experience a Sub-Account converting to a Master Account without calling support? Any one outside North America have it happen automatically?
HypnoToast | June 19th, 2014 at 9:58 pm
A thousand times this please. I am a 39 year old that created a sub account during the early psn days thinking it would be a good idea to change my previous psn name without having to change credit cards. Boy was I wrong and am I now regretting it! Even if changing the sub account status is not possible, at least please remove the current ps4 sharing restrictions for sub accounts by enabling full control options at the master account level.
shooterboy96 | June 24th, 2014 at 7:27 am
Sony, it's simple. PLEASE DO IT!! If I can't use sharing features on ps4 then why should I even buy one? You're all about listening to us fans so please: let us become master accounts Even just a statement saying "we're working on it" will go along way…
besiktaslim | June 24th, 2014 at 5:39 pm
I fully agree with this idea i can't use all of the feautures i want because my account is an sub-account wich was made at the launch of ps3 i am almost 21 now and have lots of trophies and other stuff on my profile witch i wouldn't want to lose by making my self an master account please consider this
Beeinhollywood | June 30th, 2014 at 10:06 am
If our status can't be changed to "Master Account" then they should at least let us remain a Sub Account but have access to Master Account privileges.
Pegasus02K | July 7th, 2014 at 11:20 am
People are getting age Sony. If this feature is not added, more and more people will issue the problem.
ComicAvenger1962 | July 7th, 2014 at 12:37 pm
I was actually gonna suggest this down until I saw someone already suggest this. You immediately got my vote.
ComicAvenger1962 | July 7th, 2014 at 12:44 pm
This makes me feel as if Sony doesn't even care about its customers. This is seriously out of hand. I've only been a PSN member for less than 24 hours and I already have complaints this is ridiculous. All this difficulty put into just buying things is frustrating. This makes me prefer Xbox Live.
ComicAvenger1962 | July 9th, 2014 at 4:00 pm
Sorry if I offended any Sony employees with my previous comment it is just that there is so much that needs to be fixed with the Playstation Network service.
Haymurus | July 11th, 2014 at 1:20 pm
I just called and they said that my complaint was the first time they had had a complaint about this. I have a feeling they lied. I have PS1 through PS4 and also a Vita. I have bought over 800 different things in the PSN store and play nearly every single day. I think that if they truly want to be better than the other systems then they need to fix this rediculous issue and give loyal customers like me the option of becoming a master account. I am 23 years old and still stuck as a sub account to my fathers account. This is a huge issue that needs to be fixed. Continued next post –>
Haymurus | July 11th, 2014 at 1:20 pm
No, I don't want to make another account just to be a master account. I worked hard to earn all of the trophies I have, I'm proud of my logged game hours, and I worked hard for all the money I have spent on Sony. I don't know if they realize this but just telling us to make another account doesn't work. I have several things that I have bought that are account bound such as avatars, games, and dlc. Another issue is my friends list. If I make a new account (like they suggest every time I call) then I have to re-add all of my friends, lose my trophy level, lose my in game unlocks, and lose my PSN ID that I have been using for years and use on every account that I make anywhere.
GDSc_96 | August 3rd, 2014 at 10:30 am
Idk why they cant implement such things if it is needed from past many years.
please it is very important.
WorldSkater66 | August 12th, 2014 at 2:33 pm
Still nothing about this at gamescon. Not even that it is in the works or that you guys are thinking about it. This needs to happen! You guys say you are "for the gamers" well I am a gamer but you guys restrict my abilities. Please make this happen already.
TTWMARCH | August 13th, 2014 at 4:26 pm
They need to do this. How has this been overlooked for so long? Customers should not be punished for telling the truth about their age. This problem needs some attention and fast, SONY. GET ON IT
Kanzake | August 14th, 2014 at 4:47 pm
Was going to buy a game on PSN… thinking I could input my credit card info. Guess having a sub account means I cant do anything. Shame.
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for Canada, but he refused because he wanted to become a Mexican civil
servant. Like most Mexicans, is nationalist towards Mexico, but in
somewhat of a sane way. That said, we need to always take his insight with
a grain of salt as he is quite optimistic about the future in Mexico.


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30 Then he returned to his brothers and said, "The boy's gone! And I—where can I go now?" | 30 He went back to his brothers and said, "The boy isn't there! Where can I turn now?" |
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Here's the prelim drawing of the side. Basically, a scaled down version of the keezers side. Lid will open to the front for access to shanks and hoses. And while I'm at it, here's how I plan it to look from the front.
KeithMy Keezer BuildHOP DOG BREWING CO.Spring Hill, FL"If you can't drink with the Hop Dog..." "Doppler Effect": The sudden change in pitch of a car horn as a car passes by. "Dopeler Effect": The tendency of stupid ideas to seem smarter when they come at you rapidly.
Great stuff, Jake! Good info there. How did you attach the side panels to the front panel? Did you miter the corners?
No miters on the corners. Trying to copy the Ice Box, I used the same butt joints as on it. The styles are 1 X 3 (3/4 x 2 ½ actually), so I cut ¾ off the side style so that when they are joined together, each one is 2 ½ wide. The red line in the below picture is the joint. Put everything together with dowels and glue.
Making a little progress. Sides of coffen are cut and one is glued and clamped together. Sure wish I had more clamps... Waiting for clamps, I finished up the gauge & CO2 bottle rack. There's a board running down the back of the bottle, attached to the gauge rack, that I will put a strap on to hold it in place. The top of the rack is velcro'd to the walls of the frezzer and the bottle board to the hump.
That's looking great. I might have to UN-subscribe to this thread, it's making my build look ghetto So what kind of liner did you cut for the bottom of the freezer? I need to get something like that and am having a hard time finding something.
Looking good. Subscribed.
Im looking forward to seeing pics of the lid and how you attach it to the freezer lid.
Bru, Here's a drawing of how the top is attached to the freezers lid. I've got it attached, but I have not done any finish work on it as I'm using it as a work surface.
Thanks. Will you be re-enforcing the hinges or do you think they'll be strong enough ?


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