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Enjoy the attached first episode of LISten. It is being posted a day early to ensure it works.
[Update by StephenK @ 1826 PST: It appears that the way to subscribe in iTunes for now is to copy the address attached to the orange XML feed button and paste it into the dialog box that pops up after selecting "Subscribe to Podcast"]
This week's episode of LISten brings word of our digital world. Stories about Google, E-Books, and Amazon's Kindle are highlighted. Unique library paint jobs are also mentioned in this week's episode.
As promised in the episode, a link to tech columnist Andy Ihnatko's discussion on the Amazon Kindle is provided for listener enjoyment.
You can catch last week's episode, too, to hear more about what this podcast series is about.
1.94 MBThis week's episode is slightly short. Such may well make up for the length last week. The audio quality may be improved, too.
Our top story in hits this week related to Terry Pratchett. Cade Metz of The Register also reported in the past week. Our top story in comments related to a recent Library Student Journal announcement. Our top blog post in both categories was entitled simply: "Power Corrupts".
The URL to use in iTunes or your other podcatching program to subscribe to this podcast is: http://www.lisnews.org/taxonomy/term/113/feed
1.11 MBWith some silliness and some opening drama the New Year's Eve special of LISten is presented. This special is a wee bit longer than normal episodes and had to be posted later in the day due to post-production issues. Our top stories ranged from classification issues to rankings to music and more. Some picks of blogs and podcasts to follow in the new year were also presented. The series audio engineer also makes an appearance at the beginning.
As promised in the episode here are the links to blogs and podcasts highlighted:
Search Engine
Mahalo Daily
The blog of Effinglibrarian
The blog of Librarian Woes
The fourth episode of the six episode trial season has a surpise in store.
After the special guest opening we have a breakdown of top stories and blog posts. A special report is given at the end about the upcoming analog to digital switch-over that television broadcasting in the United States will soon face.
Links to some of the items mentioned on the podcast:
What Do You Want To Read About On LISNews In 2008?
LIS Future:A Library Mentor and Leadership Development Wiki
JK Rowling drops hints of possible eighth Harry Potter book
A Misplacement of Vigilance
Cites & Insights 8:1 available
Death to the term "blogosphere"!
NTIA website concerning the switch to digital TV
For those who want to subscribe in iTunes to receive the podcast when it is released on Mondays and special occasions, click here.
LISten is also seeking support to help fund continuing operations. If you like what you hear and want more of it, contributions are welcomed. You can donate using the button below. (You may need to click the title above to make the button visible) -- Read More
00:05:19 minutes (7.31 MB)We continue this week with the fifth episode to the six episode trial season. Top stories were highlighted and a web pick was given. A request for feedback was also made.
Links to items referred to in the episode
Cookbook Author Sues Jessica and Jerry Seinfeld for Copyright Infringement and Defamation
Sonora's public library closing book on feral cat flap
I got a job!
Raffaele Farina is Now a Cardinal
Have You Been LISTening? How Do We Sound? -- Blake's request for comments and feedback about the show
The LISten Trial Season Review Survey -- Allow us to learn who our audience is
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00:04:44 minutes (6.49 MB)The last episode of the trial season has arrived! Murphy's Law had somewhat held back production which results in the later than normal posting. [Updated at 1133 PST by StephenK: I almost forgot to mention there is a special guest appearing in this episode. There is no blog post related to that appearance. To learn who the special guest is you have to listen]
Links to items referred to in the episode
LISNews: The LISNews 10 Blogs To Read In 2008
LISNews: 10 Non-Librarian Blogs To Read?
LISNews: Making This List Gives Me Stress
LISNews: Facebook Asked to Remove "Scrabulous"
Annoyed Librarian: Failure to Report
Stephen's Lighthouse: It's Not Very Old
LISNews: Steve Jobs: People don't read anymore.
engadget: Sprint announces massive layoffs, store closings amid subscriber defection
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00:07:51 minutes (7.18 MB)Even though LISTen is still supposed to be on hiatus the story Thursday morning relative to Amazon's acquisition of Audible created a stir.
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00:07:29 minutes (5.14 MB)This week's episode brings interviews with Blake Carver and Boston Public Library's Scott Colford on the FSF DRM Protests this weekend, and more.
00:15:37 minutes (6.31 MB)This week's episode brings a commentary relative to a recent article in Library Journal and podcasting tips from the audio engineer. To support further episodes and help ensure that they are released on-time, donations are graciously appreciated and items are available for purchase. Comments are appreciated via e-mail.
00:07:54 minutes (7.23 MB)This week's edition of LISTen brings two interviews about cataloging and use of things born digital. I talk with Steven Bowers The Director of Detroit Area Network (DALNET) at Wayne State University who oversees a project that catalogs Youtube videos, and Michael Sauers Technology Innovation Librarian at The Nebraska Library Commission to talk about Cataloging Creative Commons materials. I finish up this week with a commentary inspired by John Berry in which I ask where has the magic of the library gone?
Links referred to:
Detroit Area Library Network Catalog where YouTube videos might be discovered
Mahalo Daily tutorial on Creative Commons licensing
Boing Boing: Library starts to include CC licensed editions of books in collection
Nebraska Library Commission Blog post relative to the Creative Commons project
The podcast this week brings two interviews. One interview is with Connie Crosby about PodCamp Toronto and lessons for librarianship. The other interview is with tech columnist Don Reisinger about technology use. A note at the end explains why episode twelve will be different and invites listener responses.
Links to matters referenced:
Connie Crosby's blog
PodCamp Toronto
Don Reisinger's blog
Contact details for Team LISTen
This week's episode of LISTen brings a panel discussion with Andrea Mercado, Aaron Schmidt, and Nate Hill about the case of librarianship perhaps becoming less complex work. A quick look at the zeitgeist was also included at the start of the episode.
Links to blogs of panel participants:
Andrea Mercado
Aaron Schmidt
Nate Hill
Update: 3/11 Andrea has Posted some thoughts on the podcast: "This story is a tangled mess of issues that exemplifies our profession today"
00:22:38 minutes (7.78 MB)This week's edition of LISTen is helmed by the show's audio engineer, Mike Kellat, and brings two interviews as well as a feature. The Shadow Minister for Education in the Australian state of Victoria, Martin Dixon, talked to Stephen Kellat about recent literacy initiatives there. Participants from Uncontrolled Vocabulary spoke to Stephen about their views of podcasting. Mike presented another edition of Tech for Techies about the mechanics of production. Contributions were also sought in the episode.
00:28:07 minutes (6.44 MB)This week's episode includes an interview and a commentary. Josh Neff of Johnson County Library spoke with Stephen Kellat and Connie Crosby about Library Camp Kansas. The commentary was presented by Stephen Kellat relative to recent news and contained his analysis.
Links referred to:
Library Camp Kansas
Library Camp Syracuse
OPAL - Online Programming for All Libraries
The Daily Telegraph
Josh Neff's site
Connie Crosby's site
Site of Michael Sauers
Even though not quite an episode, the message relates to a step LISTen wants to take in expanding reach.
00:04:32 minutes (4.16 MB)This week's episode brings interviews with Great Western Dragon and Don Reisinger. Great Western Dragon, otherwise known as Dr. Daniel Messer, related his experience with the Virtual Conference part of PLA 2008 National. Don Reisinger chatted about tech issues in society. Although a commentary was planned it was cut due to time.
At the end of the podcast a specific invitation is given. There is discussion of having a live call-in segment be taped in the week ahead. The night for such is tentatively set for April 4th. Five listeners at a minimum must call LISTen's production team to signify their willingness and intent to participate. If at least five listeners are heard from by a specific point then details on how to participate will be posted to LISNews. Time conversions will be available in the links to find out when things are set to happen even if not in Las Vegas. Contact numbers include:
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Links to things referenced:
Twitter of Great Western Dragon
Twitter of Don Reisinger
PLA 2008 Virtual Conference
An example from Jeff Macpherson of a "Rickroll"
How to determine what Stephen means time-wise for the call deadline
How to determine what Stephen means time-wise as to when he plans the live call-in segment taping
This week's episode bring an interview with Liana Lehua of Fittorrent.tv, a commentary, and another installment of Tech for Techies. Lehua's efforts at Podango include producing shows like The Apple Phone Show as well as contributing to the Girls Gone Geek podcast. She provides a unique perspective in this episode of how Web 2.0 tech can be used in today's world.
Related links:
Fittorrent.tv website
The coversheet for reaching the LISTen production team
Full details for contacting the LISTen production team
Link for donating to support LISTen production
Recognizing that Computers in Libraries 2008 just ended, this episode of LISTen brings a little lighter fare. The production engineer brings a new installment of Tech for Techies with a subject of showmanship. Two musical numbers by the Breakneck All-stars are presented. The episode finishes off with an audio essay entitled, "Define 'Anglosphere'."
A live segment recording session is planned for the morning of April 19th at 10 AM Eastern Daylight Time. A time zone converter is available online to help determine what the time is where you are for participating. Further details will be posted later in the week.
Donations to support LISTen are appreciated. Goods are available for purchase through Lulu to support podcast production. A recent blog post by the show's writer/presenter helps explain some of the behind-the-scenes matters in producing the podcast.
00:16:47 minutes (7.69 MB)This week's episode was an attempt at recording live with a chance for listener participants. Some times it helps, though, to remember to actually hit record on the audio recorder even if the live stream itself is recording. The recording of both takes can be found at: http://lisnews.org/node/29852. This week's episode was a live discussion of bridging the digital divide from the perspective of the United States.
The episode served as a test for libraries who wanted to see how such technology could be utilized without investing a ton of money. While not easy, this might provide a practical example for consideration.
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00:30:26 minutes (6.97 MB)This week's episode brings a conversation with John C. Dvorak, a Vice President at "new media" company Mevio. The discussion revolved around technology and how it might impact libraries. An announcement was also made at the end of the program relative to a possible meeting.
Related links:
Mevio's website
The tech5 program presented by Mr. Dvorak
Weekly show, referenced in the podcast, hosted by Mr. Dvorak
Twitter of John C. Dvorak
Twitter of the host of LISTen
New presence on Pownce by the host of LISTen
The Contact Form referenced at the end of the program
This week's episode may seem truncated perhaps. Due to continuing work emergencies faced at the host's day job, a thirty minute episode was not possible. This week's episode featured a chat with Blake Carver about his new project, LISWire. The six month anniversary of LISTen was also noted.
Related links:
Contact details as well as links to donate supporting funds
This week's episode has a bit of a Rod Serling inspired feel to it. As the podcast is not a video one, we can control neither the horizontal nor the vertical. We can present a different look at things, though.
The podcast opens with a zeitgeist check by the podcast audio production engineer. An interview with Blake Carver follows with the fifth installment of Tech for Techies soon thereafter. The podcast audio production engineer wrapped up the episode.
As to the nature of any potential Ghoulardi-inspired podcast, the production team has no known plans.
To contact Stephen via Skype, the button below may be useful:
To contact the production audio engineer, the Skype button below might be helpful:
Related links:
When to Say When
Your Big Wig
This week's episode brings another installment of Tech for Techies as well as a commentary and a word from the audio engineer. The episode ran short as we had to handle the loss of a previously planned interview. An administrative trivia note at the end of the episode noted that next week's episode will post at the usual time in the usual way notwithstanding there being a holiday in the United States.
If your library has something happening that you think the rest of the profession should know about, why not contact the LISTen team? The e-mail address for that is firstname.lastname@example.com. You can also call the team using the telephone numbers below:
+1 702 425 8547 (United States of America)
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The production team encourages calls from outside the United States from library folk who have perspectives, experiences, and news to share so that others do not "re-invent the wheel". We are able to cope with time zone differences to talk to folks just as much in Cleveland as in Australasia or the British Isles. All you have to do is ask and we then can see what we can do. The team is especially interested in hearing about how professional practice takes place in Commonwealth of Nations realms.
00:14:33 minutes (6.66 MB)This week's episode, while having somewhat of an AM radio feel due to the compression happening, brings an interesting mix. Interviews with librarians K. G. Schneider and Kathryn Greenhill are included in the episode. A commentary about Twitter comes in near the end with a unique suggestion that perhaps OCLC should buy Twitter out. Even though posted slightly late, this Memorial Day weekend edition of LISTen has plenty packed inside.
Related links:
Blog of K. G. Schneider
Blog of Kathryn Greenhill
Australian Library and Information Association website for Library and Information Week
Blog post about Twitter systems failure
Post by Ariel Waldman referenced in the commentary
This week's episode brings an interview with Revision3 CEO Jim Louderback about a recent Denial of Service incident they suffered. Another installment of Tech for Techies talks about lessons learned from the Revision3 incident and begins a discussion about the need to consider infrastructure. Although the production team is aware of the incident at Softlayer that not only affected multiple LISHost clients not to mention the Volokh Conspiracy group blog, this episode is not covering that. We are waiting until Episode #25 to do that perhaps.
Related links:
Blog post by Revision3 CEO about the attack
The podcast Stephen will be guest hosting
This week's episode features an interview by the podcast audio production engineer with Blake Carver as well as a commentary on the seemingly nebulous yet rather important topic of resilience.
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00:18:12 minutes (7.29 MB)This week's episode talks about television, Usenet News, and online video-sharing.
00:23:12 minutes (6.64 MB)The audio file contains a special message relative to the podcast this week.
00:00:10 minutes (115.34 KB)After an unplanned break, LISTen returns slightly earlier than anticipated! This week's episode includes an interview with author Scott Douglas as well as a commentary and a new installment of Tech for Techies.
Related links:
Website of Scott Douglas
Website of Erie Looking Productions
Website of Podango
This week's episode is different from the usual fare. The thread holding this together is: "Authors You Didn't Hear at ALA Annual 2008". Authors David Weber and Piers Anthony were interviewed this week. Interviews ranged from talking about their works to how they view libraries to the future of books. The interview with David Weber is being presented in two parts with the remaining portion to air on a future episode. Both authors raised unique points when it comes to determining authorial intent relative to exposing children to their own works that might be otherwise objectionable.
A link is presented below for the Baen Free Library. That site is one where there are complete works available for reading without digital rights management software issues. Works by David Weber and others appear in that collection.
Related Links:
Home page of Piers Anthony
A book by Piers Anthony not for kids
A second book by Piers Anthony not for kids
The Baen Free Library featuring items by David Weber and others
Works by David Weber published by Baen Books
The Honor Harrington Series
US Transition to Digital Television Broadcasting Info Site
Home page of Erie Looking Productions
An interesting tweet on Twitter -- Read More
This week's episode is posted early due to recurrent broadband outages being experienced by the production team. The team felt it best not to wait on posting as it would be better to be early rather than late. Hopefully this improves.
The episode this week has the second part of the interview with author David Weber as well as a book review in Tech for Techies.
Related links:
The Baen Free Library
Absolute beginner's guide to podcasting
Podcasting hacks
Works by David Weber published by Baen Books
This week's episode is an unusual one with that not being due to its length. The podcast audio production engineer discusses the whole question feature further while introducing two responses submitted by librarians apparently based in the United States. A commentary is presented relative to a blog post encountered over the past week. The zeitgeist recap covered stories listeners might have missed over the week that was.
There will be no podcast next week. The production team will be working on a "company move" on the 26th and probably spending the days following that making sure systems are stable. Following this episode the release of episode thirty-one is presently scheduled for August 4th. If there is a breaking story, we may well release coverage anyhow.
Related links:
The "Hello Radio" site mentioned in one public service announcement
Blake's original post asking a question and inviting responses
Blog post referenced in the commentary
ALA's Digital Television Transition Page With Information On Speakers Available
Federal Communications Commission site on the Digital Television Transition
Yes, there are interviews this week. We rarely are able to fit in three but we did this week. First up was author David Michael Slater who discussed his writing career. Following Slater was the CEO of search engine Mahalo, Jason Calacanis. Calacanis talked about his company as well as the search engine field. Rounding out our session of interviews was Tim Darlington, Digital Services Manager at the library of Massey University. Darlington spoke about Massey University being the first of the academic institutions in New Zealand to have its library adopt a discovery layer such as Encore from Innovative Interfaces.
The close to the podcast notes that further answers to the question about choosing librarianship are no being sought. The answers received will be presented by the program's engineer next week. The new question posed was: "Why do you stick with Twitter?" Replies are needed by 0700 UTC on Sunday, August 10, 2008. Folks outside the United States wishing to provide an MP3 recorded answer can use the drop.io powered tool below:
Folks within the United States can also use that tool in addition to being able to call 646-495-9201 and entering when prompted extension 61340. Materials can also be sent as an attachment via e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com. A link to Blake's post about how the process of replying to the question is shown below.
Referenced links:
Blake's HOWTO
Mahalo, the human-powered search engine
The personal website of Jason Calacanis
The new Encore interface to the catalog at Massey University
A sampling of books by David Michael Slater shown in Worldcat.org
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14 He was buried in his own tomb that he had hewn out for himself in the city of David. They laid him out in a coffin that was full of spices and various mixtures of prepared ointments; then they made a great fire in his honor. | 14 They buried him in the tomb that he had cut out for himself in the City of David. They laid him on a bier covered with spices and various blended perfumes, and they made a huge fire in his honor. |
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Could someone help me spec a build please?
Posting on behalf of a friend who asked me for advice on speccing a build he wants for video editing etc About the computer upgrade.. This is where you might be able to help me. My bro hasn't ordered anything yet as he said that Motherboard etc was just a suggestion of what he thought i might need. He says it's been a while since he upgraded his PC so hasn't been keeping upto-date with current trends in the computer world. He suggests making a post on the overclockers forum to 'Spec me a PC for image and Video editing', but i thought i'd ask you first incase you might have an idea of what i need. Would be using it for the following tasks - - Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Lightroom - Working with full HD video and rendering 3D graphics As you can see it will need to be a machine that can handle intensive graphic and video editing so no doubt a nice number of 'cores' would be essential. My bro has a gfx card there for me (if it meets my requirements), it's a 8800GTX. If that package that he specced for me already (the Phenom 6 core one) is good enough then i'll just go with that or if you can spec me something more suitable then i'll go with that. Would the i5 2500k be better than a Phenom X6 for what he wants to do....any help on this or suggestions would be most appreciative.... |
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The Phenom X6 is a good CPU. But for overclocking you may be better off with the i5 2500K. A good board for overclocking is this one. I would also recommend an SSD for the OS. Makes it a lot faster.
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an 8800GTX was an awesome card... but that was 5 years ago
Working with Full HD video you need something with some guts. While you can get Graphic design cards, they are a specialty and modern GPU's can do the job just as well. It all depends on the budget, a ATI 6850 or Nvidia 550 will set you back around £130-£150 and is a decent card, but not the fastest but will cope with it as well as modern gaming, you then have the next level ATI 6950 or Nvidia 560 or 570 for between £160 and £250. the next level up is the top end with the nvidia 580 and ATI 6970 £300+ or the extremes 590 and 6990 which are dual core beasties.. sooo youve got some choice. If the bidget can stretch £80 more you can get a core i7 2600k, which is basically a hyperthread i5 2500k, so youve double the logical cores. you then want A LOT of Ram and at a fairly decent speed id say a minimum of 8gb (16 if budget can stretch) and probably at a speed of 1666mhz or higher. what im basically getting at is that you need a fairly high spec machine.. or time will be spent waiting for the computer to catch up. |
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I went back in November 2011 and had a great time. September is even nicer so this is a good deal. Splurge and go on PeruRail from Cusco to Aguas Caliente. From there you can get local bus shuttle tickets to go up to Machu Picchu (every 10-15min). We bought two days of tickets for afternoon to evening visit (less people, very serene) then next morning early to climb Wayna Picchu (big mountain next to Machu) but you need to buy Wayna tickets in advance due to limited number of ppl allowed per day. It's tough physically to climb Wayna, and I do recommend a local guide for Machu and Wayna for a more complete experience.
There is an older guide by name "Felix", I would highly recommend him as he was a very thorough guide for both days. I'd skip the guinea pig delicacy as it's salty and no meat (and kinda pricey by local standard). WIFI access was surprisingly easy at all hotels we stayed at and they can arrange all transportation relatively cheap. Lake Titicaca was great, but no matter the weather, it is very dry and the sun in intense so bring hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen! Lima has great ceviche (variety) so try them all! You can also para-glide off the coast towards the Pacific when winds are right (depends on day/time). Last edited by teaberry; 06-04-2012 at 05:57 PM.. |
AMAZING deal. Bought 10 tickets last year when Spirit had their $349 deal. Had to cancel the flight for family issues, and have been looking for the whole year. Just bought 6 and may buy another 4-5 in the next 20 minutes. The Airline has to be losing money on this - it costs more than this to Fly there on Gas alone.
Hell yeah, if I wasn't knee deep in stuff I'd go with my spanish speaking friend.
you know what... i'll probably go as soon as i'm done with this stuff. you have to have balls to travel. that said, if you are a complete noob then bring a friend. After seven years of SD, I've come to conclude that Slickdealers are protein-powder guzzling, pistol packing, cheap-ass video game nerds.
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Gorgeous, small group experience! No crowds! It was just our group of about 30 in the building. We toured Casa Batllo on our own the next day with a ticket from the door and it was a mob scene.
This was a very calm, small group. Elevators are available, but remember to to the guide to wait for you if you need it after you explore the rooftop!
Views of the roof and out over the city at night were stunning. And a nice glass of cava to top it off!
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Sadly, the outside of La Pedrera was covered over for restoration so this tour at night inside was a treat. Loved seeing the inside of the apartment and being on the roof area all lit up at night. We had a great tour guide and he explained lots of things about Gaudi and his architecture. Limited numbers with allocated time slots so be sure to pre-book.
Amazing to be just one of a few people privileged enough to view La Pedrera in the evening. Our group was a mix of nationalities and ages, the guide spoke brilliant English and was able to show us the apartment, the roof and courtyards easily and in peace.
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I highly recommend this night tour which apart from avoiding the hustle and bustle of day time crowds, gives a fantastic opportunity to take great photos within the small group taken round. This building is absolutely beautiful and looking around at night takes it to a new dimension. Only small negative was that we felt the guide rushed things at certain times however this did not spoil what was a great night to remember.
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I used to use this faithfully but they must have changed the formula or something because now it oxidizes like crazy! I have bought this in cola, sable and walnut. The walnut seems to have gotten lighter and makes me look like I have a white haze on my face. The cola and sable look great in the compact but go on like a deep gray color. For reference, I have ebony/chocolate skin. I have since started using Iman Oil Control pressed powder in Deep. It is a little too reddish but I rather look a little reddish than gray.
I bought the FF oil control pressed powder in Toffee and I also wear the FF foundation stick in Butterscotch. The color match of the powder is good with this foundation color and I prefer to set my foundation with this powder using a large powder brush before leaving my house. I use the two items with a small amount of the FF Shine Eliminator underneath and in mild to cold weather the powder and the Shine Eliminator together seem to work well but during the summer when it's hot and humid well.......
UPDATE: Do NOT use FF oil control pressed powder in Toffee UNLESS you have medium brown skin with very strong red undertones, otherwise don't use it because it may make you look like a member of the Orange Man Group! I have light to medium brown skin with yellow undertones and this powder in Toffee looks horrible when I use a lot of it to combat the shiny oiliness later on in the day. I think I may take a look at the same pressed powder in Cashew. But now that the season is autumn/fall and will soon be winter I realise that this oil control pressed powder doesn't control my very oily face at all sadly. Even with many re-applications during the day this powder after a while only keeps me matte for less than an hour. That's sad really! I now use the Mattify! Ultra loose powder which lasts for quite a long time on my face but of course I never travel with that.
I totally believe the hype about FF's newer foundation colors and formulations but they need to go back to the drawing board regarding their so-called oil control pressed powder! LOL I am a Butterscotch in Fashion Fair.
I have this in Cashew and it is transparent on my NC45 tone, but I notice how it blends and smooths over my complexion. I apply it with Face Secrets buff brush, and it leaves a fresh and healthy appearance-not weighed down or grayed out, and it does not turn orange. Also, the oil control is decent-I only have to blot lightly after a few hours. I've tried several pressed powders over the years because I do not like to wear foundation, and this is the best light coverage and yellow-undertoned color match by far.
i LOVE this powder! it has the most beautiful satin type finish. my shade in the cream to powder foundation is brown blaze..the toffee caramel powder goes perfectly with it. the powder adds a bit of extra coverage and most importantly, it keeps my face matte for about 6 hours. i do have to blot with it once a day. my complexion looks amazing when i set my FF foundation with this powder. it goes on smoothly and doesnt look cakey unless you get too heavy handed with it. will definitely keep repurchasing :)
Ive been using the oil control powder in sable, i have really oily skin, I like the finish of this powder, I only use a concealer then top it off with this powder and I have an uneven skin tone which it works well with. It can be a bit red if i get really oily and dont touch up
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I love this press powder(Kola), combined with the FF stick leaves a beautiful finish. It also works well alone which is a huge plus for when I don't have time to apply a full face. Overall, I'm really impressed with this cosmetic line! A really good friend of mine in the DC area put me on when I noticed that every time I saw her she looked flawless. When we first met I told her she looked like a news reporter...lol. She told me what she used, which was FF. I was a little reluctant at first, I was really into MAC and I continued to use their products, and I still do, mainly their lipglass in chai and lip pencil in plum, their blot powder is great for blotting on the go. Anyway, a few years go by and she is still flawless, absolutely gorgeous!! I asked her and she said that she still uses FF! After that point I was completely sold.
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My 11 yr old son told me we need to rename this recipe "Heaven on a Plate" from now on! I added a little garlic but pretty much followed the recipe....it's a keeper!
Broccoli, Beef & Potato Hotdish
From EatingWell: September/October 2010
This easy casserole, full of ground beef, roasted broccoli and topped with hash browns, was inspired by the classic Minnesota Tater Tot hotdish. Roasting the broccoli before adding it to the casserole gives the whole dish a much more complex and exciting flavor, but it's by no means necessary. If you want to keep it simple, skip roasting the broccoli (Step 2) and use 6 cups frozen broccoli, thawed, in its place (omit 1 tablespoon oil, as well).
36 Reviews for Broccoli, Beef & Potato Hotdish
I was concerned about all of the negative reviews, but the positive reviews finally won me over. I'm vegetarian, so I used one bag of Wegman's "Don't have a cow" veggie crumbles in place of the ground beef. I'm also not a fan of garlic powder so I used 3 garlic crushed garlic cloves in it's place. I try to avoid pre-packaged foods, so I made my own shredded potatoes using 1lb of yukon golds. I thoroughly enjoyed this dish and thought it turned out great and full of flavor. I know the recipe recommends yellow cheddar, but I used an intense organic white cheddar that had a fantastic flavor for this dish. I could see why yellow cheddar was recommended after I added the turmeric because the cheese sauce took on a slightly scary bright french's mustard yellow color, that wouldn't have been as noticeable with yellow cheddar. I think the cheese it key in this dish, and wonder if those that said it was bland maybe used pre-packaged shredded cheese. Just like wine in a recipe, you shouldn't use any cheese in a recipe that you wouldn't eat on it's own. I thought each layer was flavorful on it's own, but even better when combined. I made this yesterday and had some of the leftovers today and they were just as good.
I replaced half of the milk/cornstarch mixture with packaged white gravy. It gave it more flavor and you didn't get that cornstarch texture. I'd also added more celery to the dish. I used my House Seasoning (from Paula Deen's book) in place of where it calls for garlic and/or salt.
I made a couple of adjustment- used low fat cheddar soup with just a can full of 1%milk to bake it and Mrs. Dash garlic herb seasoning was added afterwards to give the dish extra flavor without adding salt. These changes made the dish pretty good.
Overall the dish was flavorless. I even reduced the sauce and it still tasted too rich. I need the beef in every bite to get some flavor. Would not make it again.


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For the 2009 season, the FIA are making public the weights of all cars ahead of the race start to help give an idea of relative fuel loads. The cars that made Q3 are weighed after qualifying, while the weights of the remaining cars must be declared by their teams shortly after the session.
Below is the provisional grid for the Brazilian Grand Prix with each car's weight. Below is the provisional grid for the Brazilian Grand Prix with each car's weight. Note - Force Indias Vitantonio Liuzzi drops from 15th to 20th after a gearbox change on his car. The final grid will be published as usual by the FIA on Sunday.
1. Rubens Barrichello, Brawn GP, 650.5kg
2. Mark Webber, Red Bull, 656
3. Adrian Sutil, Force India, 656.5
4. Jarno Trulli, Toyota, 658.5
5. Kimi Raikkonen, Ferrari, 651.5
6. Sebastien Buemi, Toro Rosso, 659
7. Nico Rosberg, Williams, 657
8. Robert Kubica, BMW Sauber, 656
9. Kazuki Nakajima, Williams, 664
10. Fernando Alonso, Renault, 652
11. Kamui Kobayashi, Toyota, 671.6
12. Jaime Alguersuari, Toro Rosso, 671.5
13. Romain Grosjean, Renault, 677.2
14. Jenson Button, Brawn GP, 672
15. Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull, 683.5
16. Heikki Kovalainen, McLaren, 656.5
17. Lewis Hamilton, McLaren, 661
18. Nick Heidfeld, BMW Sauber, 650.5
19. Giancarlo Fisichella, Ferrari, 683.5
20. Vitantonio Liuzzi, Force India, 680


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With his third-place finish in the Malaysian Grand Prix Tito Rabat gets his Moto2 world champion title with still a race to go. During a season where it has always been among the leaders with 7 wins two seconds and four third-place the championship title is so well-deserved by the catalan guy who will 'certainly be one of the leading acotrs again next year, may be, riding in the MotoGp class...stay tuned!
Jules Cluzel and his MVAgusta get the top of podium in the french round of the WSSC race at Magny Cours on Sunday. A GP race characterized by rain and so many falls cause the track made it really slippery. The race was stopped on the twelfth lap for the deflation of one of the rubber boots that has forced the race director to expose the red flag and finish the race when Cluzel was leading.
Dylan Ferrandis and his CLS Monster team KXF 250 won last sunday tthe 2014 Motocross of Nations in Kagums, Latvia, the world motocross championship for national teams. Along with Frossard and Paulin (who ran with the big 450) Ferrandis with some good results in his two heats runs back the world title in France thirteen years after the last victory for the French team.
Moto2 SPAIN GP - Aragon
Two on three podium positions for TCX factory rider of Aragon GP which saw the victory of Vinales in front of the frontrunner "Tito" Rabat and ahead of french rider Johann Zarco with his second consecutive podium finish. For the spanish team Marc VDS Racing rider a smart race run safely having realized that Vinales was too far away to risk compromising a second place that counts as a win. Second podium in a row for Johann Zarco reflecting the competitiveness of its Catheram always very fast and in the first positions. Rabat consolidates even more 'his lead in the overall standings in front of Kallio with still GP 4 to go from the end of the season.
Next round with the Moto2 class next october 12th in Motegi, Japan.
MOTO 2 results:
1.Vinales (SPA-Kalex)
2.Rabat (SPA-KALEX) TCX rider
3.Zarco (FRA-Caterham) TCX rider
9.Lowes (UK-Speedup) TCX rider
SAN MARINO GP Moto2 - Misano Adriatico
Moto2: Seventh win of the season and third in a row, by Tito Rabat in Romagna in front of his teammate Mika Kallio. For Spanish rider of the Marc VDS Racing team was a very tactical and cautious race against his teammate kallio who suffered of tyres problems in the middle of the race. With this win Rabat increased by another 5 point his gap just by Kallio in the overall championship, bringing the lead to 22 points ahead Kallio with still 5 GP to go by the end of the season. Second podium of the season for Johann Zarco leading his Catheram in third place after being throughout the race very fast and always in the first positions.
Next round of the Moto2 class Sept. 28 in Spain with the Grand Prix of Aragon
MOTO 2 results:
1.Rabat (SPA-Kalex) TCX rider
2.Kallio (SPA-KALEX)
3.Zarco (FRA-Caterham) TCX rider
WEC Enduro World championship GP of France - Brioude
After the Italian GP had awarded in advance the 2014 titles for Nambotin and Renet in E1 and E2, respectively, the french Grand Prix of Brioude claims Matt Phillips the new world champion in the E3 class after the all internal KTM "fight" with his teammate Cervantes. The young australian, former junior champion last year, sees his first title over the pros where we will have 'to secure a long career. With titles E1 and E2 are already assigned their respective holders, however, have chosen to honor the best home test with a final 1-1 on both days of the race literally dominated by the french riders Nambotin Larrieu and Renet.
E1 Results
1, Nambotin, FRA, KTM, (1 – 1)
2, Tarroux, FRA, Sherco, (2 – 2)
3, Bourgeois, FRA, Yamaha, (4 – 3)
E1 Championship final results
1, Nambotin, 271 (World Champion 2014)
2, Remes, 201
3, C. Guerrero, 181
E2 Results
1, Pierre-Alexandre Renet, FRA, Husqvarna, (1 – 1)
2, Salvini, ITA, Honda, (2 – 2)
3, Aubert, FRA, Beta, (DNS – 3)
E2 Championship final results
1, Renet, 258 (World Champion 2014)
2, Salvini, 202
3, Aubert, 177
E3 Results
1, Cervantes, ESP, KTM, (2 – 1)
2, Seistola, FIN, Sherco, (5 – 2)
3, Phillips, AUS, KTM, (1 – 3)
E3 Championship final results
1, Phillips, 229(World Champion 2014)
2, Cervantes, 220
3, Seistola, 155
EJ Results
1, Larrieu, FRA, HSQ, (1 – 1)
2, McCanney, UK, beta, (2 – 2)
3, Redondi ITA, beta, (3 – 3)
MXGP MX2 World championship GP of Mexico - Leon
World MX Championship at his last round with the GP of Mexico, which has awarded the title of the MX2 at the french Jordi Tixier and his KTM. For the CLS Monster Kawasaki team riders two sixth places for the returning Arnaud Tonus in MX2 and a 6-9 for Tommy Searle in the MXGP class. Rather far away from the top positions both Ferrandis and Covington.
Supermoto World championship GP of Italy - Jesolo
TCX riders master of the classes in the last race of the Supermoto World Championship in Jesolo. HERMUNEN and Adrien CHAREYRE with a first and second place in the S1 each head to monopolize the final podium of the day with the Finnish Tony Klem and his KTM to win the overall in the SM2 class thanks to a 1-3 in the heats.


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if you want your own national currency and have to be paid in checks/cheques because your country is not on the EFT list then eliminate adsense from your site and choose a company from your own country to deal with...you might see a drop in income though!
Yes, the Euro should be better for Adsense Payment, because USD is falling down, Euro is stabil.
Anyway, if you earn 1000$, it is the same, if you get 1000$ or 750�, isn't?
How would it be better? If Google were handling the dollar-to-euro conversion, you'd simply get fewer euros when the dollar dropped (in the same way that you get fewer euros if your bank is handling the currency conversion and the dollar is headed south).
[edited by: luckystrike at 12:02 pm (utc) on Nov. 27, 2006]
[edited by: Zygoot at 2:43 pm (utc) on Nov. 27, 2006]
Maybe Google could make the calculation in European receiving Adsense control panels directly in euros... but perhaps that's too complex as it would involve the daily change of value to be accounted at least monthly.
Currency variations are simply a fact of life in a global economy, and we have to live with them in the same way that a U.S. or European importer of Elbonian widgets has to cope with a rise in the value of the Elbonian Franc.
One way to minimize any negative impact from changing currency valuations is to have revenue streams in more than one currency. AdSense may pay in dollars, but some affiliate programs pay in euros, pounds sterling, or other currencies, and a Web publisher with a global audience can take advantage of that fact.
I was paid in Euro. Is Holland in Europe?
That's the case for me.... I feel really sick by the way for losing so many this week with a large drop in the dollar right on PIP. Complot theory book here I come!
That's false!
In my google adsense account i see my amount in Euros. And google publish there the change rate that applied. This month (October income): 0,779 : 1 And you can see (in the google adsense account) your amount in USD and in EUR (when paid).
So the wire transfer is in EUROs.
In Romania USD has dropped ~ 20% in the last 4 months an my national currency (RON) is stronger than ever. All is raported to EURO anyway... that's Europe.
Jinxboy, in my case that's correct. My Adsense stats (the poor they may be) are in US$. But since I have a regular Dutch bank account, the money shows up in Euro.
For the past 18 months I have hoped for the US$ to gain a bit, preferably to at least a level where 1 US$ = 1 Euro. For us europeans that would mean about a 25% rise in earnings (if all other metrics stay the same).
I alway make an estimate at the end of the month: how much Adsense cash will appear on my account this month? I believe the average exchange rate for the past few months was about 1 US$ to 0,78 Euro. But Google always pays me a bit more, as if the exchange rate was a bit better, more like 1 US$ to 0.80 Euro. So I don't have complaints.
Sometimes is negative for us, sometimes positive.
One other thought. Does that mean that the current exchange rate allows advertisers to spend more on advertising?
Haha - I think my comment works best in the context of some of the comments before it, one in particular, but on its own I admit it does look quite foolish. And I was even going to "quote" as well, but I couldn't see the button! Ah well... :-D
<closes the door on his way out>


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1 In the third year of the reign of King Cyrus of Persia, Daniel (also known as Belteshazzar) had another vision. It concerned events certain to happen in the future -- times of war and great hardship -- and Daniel understood what the vision meant. | 1 In the third year of Cyrus king of Persia, a revelation was given to Daniel (who was called Belteshazzar). Its message was true and it concerned a great war. The understanding of the message came to him in a vision. |
2 When this vision came to me, I, Daniel, had been in mourning for three weeks. | 2 At that time I, Daniel, mourned for three weeks. |
3 All that time I had eaten no rich food or meat, had drunk no wine, and had used no fragrant oils. | 3 I ate no choice food; no meat or wine touched my lips; and I used no lotions at all until the three weeks were over. |
4 On April 23, as I was standing beside the great Tigris River, | 4 On the twenty-fourth day of the first month, as I was standing on the bank of the great river, the Tigris, |
5 I looked up and saw a man dressed in linen clothing, with a belt of pure gold around his waist. | 5 I looked up and there before me was a man dressed in linen, with a belt of the finest gold around his waist. |
6 His body looked like a dazzling gem. From his face came flashes like lightning, and his eyes were like flaming torches. His arms and feet shone like polished bronze, and his voice was like the roaring of a vast multitude of people. | 6 His body was like chrysolite, his face like lightning, his eyes like flaming torches, his arms and legs like the gleam of burnished bronze, and his voice like the sound of a multitude. |
7 I, Daniel, am the only one who saw this vision. The men with me saw nothing, but they were suddenly terrified and ran away to hide. | 7 I, Daniel, was the only one who saw the vision; the men with me did not see it, but such terror overwhelmed them that they fled and hid themselves. |
8 So I was left there all alone to watch this amazing vision. My strength left me, my face grew deathly pale, and I felt very weak. | 8 So I was left alone, gazing at this great vision; I had no strength left, my face turned deathly pale and I was helpless. |
9 When I heard him speak, I fainted and lay there with my face to the ground. | 9 Then I heard him speaking, and as I listened to him, I fell into a deep sleep, my face to the ground. |
10 Just then a hand touched me and lifted me, still trembling, to my hands and knees. | 10 A hand touched me and set me trembling on my hands and knees. |
11 And the man said to me, "O Daniel, greatly loved of God, listen carefully to what I have to say to you. Stand up, for I have been sent to you." When he said this to me, I stood up, still trembling with fear. | 11 He said, "Daniel, you who are highly esteemed, consider carefully the words I am about to speak to you, and stand up, for I have now been sent to you." And when he said this to me, I stood up trembling. |
12 Then he said, "Don't be afraid, Daniel. Since the first day you began to pray for understanding and to humble yourself before your God, your request has been heard in heaven. I have come in answer to your prayer. | 12 Then he continued, "Do not be afraid, Daniel. Since the first day that you set your mind to gain understanding and to humble yourself before your God, your words were heard, and I have come in response to them. |
13 But for twenty-one days the spirit prince of the kingdom of Persia blocked my way. Then Michael, one of the archangels, came to help me, and I left him there with the spirit prince of the kingdom of Persia. | 13 But the prince of the Persian kingdom resisted me twenty-one days. Then Michael, one of the chief princes, came to help me, because I was detained there with the king of Persia. |
14 Now I am here to explain what will happen to your people in the future, for this vision concerns a time yet to come." | 14 Now I have come to explain to you what will happen to your people in the future, for the vision concerns a time yet to come." |
15 While he was speaking to me, I looked down at the ground, unable to say a word. | 15 While he was saying this to me, I bowed with my face toward the ground and was speechless. |
16 Then the one who looked like a man touched my lips, and I opened my mouth and began to speak. I said to the one standing in front of me, "I am terrified by the vision I have seen, my lord, and I am very weak. | 16 Then one who looked like a man touched my lips, and I opened my mouth and began to speak. I said to the one standing before me, "I am overcome with anguish because of the vision, my lord, and I am helpless. |
17 How can someone like me, your servant, talk to you, my lord? My strength is gone, and I can hardly breathe." | 17 How can I, your servant, talk with you, my lord? My strength is gone and I can hardly breathe." |
18 Then the one who looked like a man touched me again, and I felt my strength returning. | 18 Again the one who looked like a man touched me and gave me strength. |
19 "Don't be afraid," he said, "for you are deeply loved by God. Be at peace; take heart and be strong!"As he spoke these words, I suddenly felt stronger and said to him, "Now you may speak, my lord, for you have strengthened me." | 19 "Do not be afraid, O man highly esteemed," he said. "Peace! Be strong now; be strong." When he spoke to me, I was strengthened and said, "Speak, my lord, since you have given me strength." |
20 He replied, "Do you know why I have come? Soon I must return to fight against the spirit prince of the kingdom of Persia, and then against the spirit prince of the kingdom of Greece. | 20 So he said, "Do you know why I have come to you? Soon I will return to fight against the prince of Persia, and when I go, the prince of Greece will come; |
21 But before I do that, I will tell you what is written in the Book of Truth. (There is no one to help me against these spirit princes except Michael, your spirit prince. " | 21 but first I will tell you what is written in the Book of Truth. (No one supports me against them except Michael, your prince. |
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In the basic Indian cooking class, students learn to make saag paneer, chicken saag, chicken masala, vegetable curry, and vegetable masala before departing with an instructional DVD and a copy of each recipe for use at home.
Sushi Bears
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