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|janesports Holmes and Plaxico move inside while the Jets offense changes fields. #NFL 8/1/11 10:42 AM
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You have been mislead if you think that a court case can define ID as creationism. There are creationists mascarading as ID enthusiasts but none of the people interviewed in the film were creationist. ID is quite different, no matter how many courts pronounce it creationism. Court get it wrong sometimes. Clarence Darrow didn't win his case. The creationists had a temporary victory. I do not support teaching creationism in the public school system during science class. I at first attribute ID to being a philosophy, but as a working hypothesis for understanding cell biology and organic evolution it apparently works just as well as old fashioned evolution.
1. A court case can very well define ID as creationism.
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3. ID and creation are the same thing. Hell, even the Discovery Institute admits as such (see: Wedge document).
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After a balmy 55 degree day yesterday, it's cold outside again. But no worries here - I am still all warm inside from these nice comments from our Guests this week!
- Interlaken was a wonderful get away - food was great and staff was friendly and made sure we were happy- Would come back again and tell our friends about this jewel.
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I often showcase the lakefront in the warmer months but really, how pretty is this?
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The openSUSE distribution has released milestone zero of their next major release, openSUSE 12.3...
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1 thing it does differently than just about any other distro is release on a 9-month schedule instead of the usual 6. Some people might like that - or dislike it.
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Supernova Preview
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The bulbous lobes of the Homunculus Nebula surround the binary star system known as Eta Carinae in a newly released picture from the Hubble Space Telescope.
Eta Carinae increased in brightness in the 19th century in an event that became known as the Great Eruption. Astronomers now know that the larger star in the system is very massive and highly unstable. The outburst in the 1800s—which released the material that formed the dumbbell-shaped nebula—was likely a precursor to the star's imminent death in a powerful supernova.
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Bright frost gathers in the ripples on Martian dunes in a newly released picture from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.
The image was taken when it was late fall in the red planet's southern hemisphere, and carbon dioxide frost was just beginning to accumulate on the pole-facing slopes. The dunes are now being monitored for changes such as gullies as Mars experiences southern winter.
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Capturing Orion
Image by Matthew Dieterich, My Shot
On Sunday photographer Matthew Dieterich took this picture of the Orion Nebula—a star-forming cloud of dust and gas—from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Related: "Mystery Deepens Over Where Sun Was Born.")
Even though the nebula is about 1,500 light-years away, the space cloud can be seen with the naked eye under dark skies as part of the "sword" hanging from Orion's belt.
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Walking the Path
Photograph by Jack Fusco, My Shot
A star-gazer in Cherry Springs State Park, Pennsylvania, stops in his tracks to look at the zodiacal light—a faint cone of light that rises from the horizon along the ecliptic. This imaginary line—the plane of our solar system—is the path the sun and planets appear to travel in the sky.
Venus and Jupiter are also visible along the ecliptic in this frame.
Zodiacal light is caused by sunlight reflecting and scattering off dust grains that lie between the inner planets, Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars.
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Going Boom
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Russian cosmonauts Oleg Kononenko and Anton Shkaplerov are seen during a spacewalk on February 16 as they work on maintenance and upgrades for the International Space Station.
During the six-hour, 15-minute spacewalk, the pair worked on a telescoping boom—used to move massive components outside the station—that's being prepared for replacement next year.
The cosmonauts also installed a new science experiment on the outside of the station and collected a sample from the insulation on the Zvezda service module to check for any biological contamination.
Published February 24, 2012
Expansive Nebula
Photograph by J.P. Metsavainio, My Shot
A long-exposure picture taken from Finland shows the wispy filaments of Simeis 147, a large supernova remnant in the constellation Taurus, the Bull.
The expanding cloud of gas and dust lies about 3,000 light years away and spans roughly 150 light-years. Astronomers think light from the stellar explosion that created Simeis 147 first reached Earth about a hundred thousand years ago.
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Blending In
Image courtesy Cornell/Caltech/NASA
The Mars rover Opportunity appears camouflaged thanks to a coating of dust on its solar panels in a newly released "self-portrait" taken last December. The shot is a mosaic of images taken by the rover's panoramic camera as the robot was being readied to weather its fifth Martian winter.
The dusty panels further reduce the rover's power supply at a time when sunlight is at a premium, which means Opportunity's mobility will be limited until winter is over or wind cleans off the panels.
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Partial Eclipse
Image courtesy SDO/NASA
On Tuesday NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory watched as part of the moon crossed in front of the sun, creating a partial solar eclipse that was visible only from space.
During the eclipse the moon briefly blocked an active region on the sun that had been spewing strong ultraviolet radiation into space. The resulting dip in the sun's extreme ultraviolet emissions could help scientists figure out exactly how much of the energy output can be attributed to the active region.
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Lets try again, this time without trolls interrupting.
Sky train currently can be employed in the following way:
As general air in any air doctrine, in offence and defence, swapping into ground units when encountering fighters.
The sky train can participate in all air only doctrines: interdict, strabomb and runaway crater, strafing... with... infantry or field artillery if enemy deploys fighters
This luxury costs only 2 air, provided that you have some ground units to swap into, again this is optional, since not many people have 9 fighters on the table to counter continuous air threats.
There is no any other unit in the game that can be as versatile as this. The only way to beat the SKY train in air doctrine is ... well, 2 pin aa and a aoots, and pray that enemy has no other air doctrine after.
This is not only the game breaking potential, but also abuse where 2 sky trains can be sufficient for Defence against air doctrines and cannot be shut down by fighters. the funniest thing - skytrain in defence against the enemy air doctrine swaps into ... Trenches, yes you have read it right, Trenches are now deployed in the transport planes.
so here are the things to consider:
2 skytrains vs fighters - swap into ground units, and kill those pesky fighters
2 skytrains vs light bombers - dont swap
2 skytrains vs combination of bombers and fighters - swap into trenches.
2 skytrains vs heavy bombers, that can attack in the close quarters. Bombers dont know if you swap so they might or might not use their swap ability, if you bomb in battle phase, sky trains dont swap, if you dont, well, skytrains at least 1 swaps into ground unit such as priest and kills your bomber.,
Thus it is very easy to defend with sky trains against anything, and easy to attack as well. IT is way too cheap for its versatility.
Sky train is so far the best defence as general air, and one of the best offence in the air doctrines. Forget about Liberator, when you have sky trains.
Please name any other unit that is THAT good in defence against any air only doctrine. combined with its potential in offence. And please discuss here without trolling why you think that this unit should stay at its current position.
So far i offered 3 solutions for discussion:
1. increase the cost to 4 air
2. remove the ablity to swap when used as general air in air only doctrines in defence and offence.
3. clone the card to give it to the axis and commies so they could easily defend against any air doctrines.


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Health advocates and representatives of the food industry are gathering this week in Calgary, Canada, to discuss ways of reducing dietary salt consumption to help prevent high blood pressure, a leading risk factor for heart disease and stroke.
Health advocates and representatives of the food industry are gathering this week in Calgary, Canada, to discuss ways of reducing dietary salt consumption to help prevent high blood pressure, a leading risk factor for heart disease and stroke.
On Monday, representatives of nongovernmental organizations, the food industry, and public health agencies met to discuss ways to support target-setting for salt consumption at the population level and monitoring of consumption levels. On Tuesday and Wednesday, members of a PAHO Expert Group are meeting to examine related technical issues, including:
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Salt consumption is a health concern in countries throughout the Americas, as scientific evidence shows that excessive salt consumption is the main cause of elevated blood pressure, a leading risk factor for cardiovascular disease. In addition, there is growing evidence that high salt intake is related to obesity and associated diseases including diabetes, some cancers, asthma, kidney failure and osteoporosis.
Reducing salt intake benefits both people with hypertension and those with normal blood pressure. Reducing salt consumption by younger people would likely help prevent future age-related rises in blood pressure, which are now seen almost universally.
Lowering blood pressure through population-level reductions in salt consumption is highly cost effective. A strategy that combines mass-media awareness campaigns with regulation of salt content in food products would prevent an estimated 8.5 million deaths worldwide at a cost of between $0.04 and $0.32 cents per person per year.
To reach the widest audience with limited resources, experts say, countries should include messages on reduced salt consumption in existing healthy-eating and healthy-living programs, including infant and child nutrition programs, campaigns against obesity, and initiatives that promote fruit and vegetable consumption.
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America in Mediaeval Fever
Scandinavias Trio Mediaeval have comprehensively charmed the public and the critics on their first North American tour. Press coverage is vast and almost uniformly ecstatic, a major piece in the New York Times paving the way for rave reviews in publications from the Washington Post to Time Out..
I think the group is breathtaking arresting, vivid, calm but never peaceful with very moment ready to bring a surprise, enthuses Greg Sandow in the Wall Street Journal. You dont need any background in classical music; you listen as you would read a book, or look at paintings. Medieval music in some ways is so old that it doesnt sound old; the sounds it makes have dropped out of any history thats with us now. You can hear that in the chords the women sing They represent a road not taken, harmonies that later centuries decided not to use. Thats one reason why the music, as we listen to it now, doesnt sound medieval; it could just as well be new. And sometimes of course it is, as composers write for the Trio Mediaevals characteristic vocal blend as Gavin Bryars, Oleh Harkavvy and Ivan Moody do on the Trios second album, Soir, dit-elle. The new disc is flying out of US record stores - it entered the Billboard Clasical Charts at no. 7 -, and the current wave of interest has also reactivated interest in the groups debut Words of the Angel.
Meanwhile, the Oslo launch of Soir, dit-elle with a performance at the Margaretakyrkan was a major success, and the first European press echoes are also positive:
Despite the music constantly leaping back and forth across a chasm of 550-plus years, writes Martin Cullingford in Gramophone, there is no feeling of great disjointedness and it is here that their contemporary approach reaps dividends. The result is a serene, unrestricted sound, and yet one that always feels imbued with a certain historical and contextual empathy and awareness, regardless of the genesis of the score.


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Song of Destruction
Understanding the reference first is "Key" to understanding what I mean.
George Carlin
I always hope that no matter how small the original problem is it's gonna grow into bigger and bigger proportions until the whole thing gets completely out of control. Here's an example. Let's say a water main breaks in downtown Los Angeles. Then it floods an electrical substation, knocking out all the traffic lights, and tying up the entire city. And then emergency vehicles can't get through. And at the same time, one of those month-long global warming heatwaves comes along, but there's no air conditioning, there's no water for sanitation, so cholera, smallpox and dysentery break out and thousands of people start dying in the streets. But before they die, parasites eat their brains and they go completely f**king crazy and they storm the hospital. But the hospital can't handle all the casualties, so these people rape all the nurses and set the hospital on fire. And the flames drive them even crazier so they start stabbing social workers and garbage men. And a big wind comes along and the entire city goes up in flames and the people who are still healthy, they get mad at the sick people, and they start crucifying them, nailing them to crosses, trying on their underwear, **** like that. Then everyone smokes crack and PCP and they march on City Hall, where they burn the mayor at the stake, strangle his wife and take turns sodomizing the statue of Larry Flint. And at this point, it looks like pretty soon, things are gonna start to get out of control.
So everyone panics and tries to leave the city at the same time, and they trample each other to death in the streets by the thousands, and wild dogs eat their corpses, and the wild dogs chase the rest of the people down the highway and one by one the dogs pick off the old f**ks and the slow people because they're in the fast lane where they don't belong. Get the f**k out of the fast lane if you're an old f**k, if you're a slow f**k. Get over on the right! And then the lucky ones, the lucky people who manage to make it all the way outside of town, they discover when they get there that big sparks from the city have lit the suburbs on fire, and the suburbs burn uncontrollably, and thousands of identical houses have identical fires with identical smoke. Killing all the identical soccer mums with their identical kids named Jason and Jennifer. And now the fire spreads to the farmlands and the farmlands burn intensely at 425 degrees creating millions of baked potatoes. And as the farmlands burn thousands of barns and farmhouses begin to explode from all the hidden methamphetamine labs. And the meth chemicals run downhill into the rivers and streams where wild animals drink the water and get completely geeked on speed. So bears and wolves all hemped up on crack start roaming the countryside looking for people to eat – even though they're not really hungry. And the fire spreads to the forests and the forests burn furiously and hundreds of elves and trolls and fairies come running out of the woods screaming "Bambi is dead! Bambi is dead!" and he is, he is, finally that f**king little **** Bambi is dead. Dead!
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And it does. So instead it burns down Long Island and Connecticut, killing all the rich white assholes and completely destroying their evil faggoty golf courses. And while all this is going on, Canada burns to the ground but nobody notices. And now the entire North American continent is on fire, producing a huge thermal updraft and creating an incendiary cyclonic macro-system that forms a hemispheric mega-storm, breaking down the molecular structure of the atmosphere and actually changing the laws of nature. Fire and water combine, burning clouds of flaming rain fall upward. Gamma rays and solar winds ignite the ionosphere creating huge clouds of ionized plasma. Bolts of lightning 20 million miles long begin shooting out of the North Pole and…the sky fills up with green ****. And then suddenly the entire fabric of space time splits in two. A huge crack in the universe opens. And all the dead people from the past begin falling through. Babe Ruth, Groucho Marx, Davy Crockett, Tiny Tim, Porky Pig, Hitler, Janis Joplin, Alan Ludden, my uncle Dave, your uncle Dave, everybody's uncle Dave, an endless stream of dead uncle Dave's falling through the crack.
And all the dead uncle Dave's gather around the heavenly kitchen table. They light up cigarettes and they begin to talk. They talk about how they never got a break. How their parents didn't love them and their children weren't grateful. They talk about how the government screwed them out of money and they JUST missed out on a big job. They say the Jews own everything and the Blacks get special treatment. And all the hatred and bitterness drips out of these people and forms a big pool of liquid hate. And the pool of liquid hate begins to spin. Round and round it spins, faster and faster. And the faster it spins, the bigger it gets, faster and faster, bigger and bigger, until the whirling pool of hate is bigger than the entire universe and then suddenly it EXPLODES into trillions of tiny stars. And every star has a trillion planets. And every planet has a trillion uncle Dave's. And all the uncle Dave's have good jobs and perfect eyesight and shoes that fit. They have great sex lives and free health care. They understand the internet and their kids think they're cool. And they all love their neighbors. And every week, without fail, uncle Dave wins the lottery. Forever and ever, until the end of time, every single uncle Dave has a winning ticket. And uncle Dave is finally happy.
Sociopath probably.
Maybe just an instant bang and the world would be destroyed and nobody would be none the wiser or realise it happened because it would be instant.
Full nuclear war...
man that would be a terrible way to go.
How would I like to see the world end...
Divided between Zombie (but not your typical slow zombies, heck no, these guys can sense fear 100miles away and have tiger like claws and teeth that could chew through steel.)
Or an Alien invasion (Humans Vs Protoss)OR(Humans Vs Zerg).
Oh yeah, and the world ends because we nuked it...since we lost.
If the world is going to end, it will be by my hand. Mwah ha ha ha.
The same thing we do every night, Pinky...
I'm up for a NAFTA
feel free to talk to me♥ if you dont want, just force yourself to talk to me xD★
When no one is expecting it. Just suddenly, POOF, everyone gone.
ღ - *3* I walk the line between good and evil *3* - ღ
I'm gonna go with dolphins evolving opposable thumbs
No! I don't wan to add a status message.
like this
Little sister takeover.
Under the heel of my boot... or something else that sounds cool to say.
Personally, I'd rather wait until after I've met oblivion before the world ended, so I'd have to say... spin the wheel.
Dolphins are assholes. I'm good with them swimming around in the ocean quacking at each other. If they start growing thumbs I'm going to wipe them out with net fishing before they turn me into a sex slave. If you doubt me, do a Google search on "dolphin rape" and you'll find that they're not smiling to be cute, but because they are perverts.
The same thing we do every night, Pinky...


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what does your lipstick say about you…?
Ever hear of the lipstick index? It's the theory that lipstick is an economic barometer. Hmmm, cosmetics predicting finance… maybe. But one thing we know for sure is that the way you apply your lipstick can predict key personality traits.
Need proof? Reach into your bag, pull out your lipstick and compare it's tip to the seven most common shapes of used lipsticks, which are listed below. Then let us know how closely your personality matches up!
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She is self-confident, well-balanced, conscientious, and has a love for detail. With her drive and ingenuity, she gets over every hurdle. She has a perfect memory, doesn't bear grudges, and is always the center of attention in her circle of friends. In her life, everything always goes steeply upwards, just like the shape of her lipstick. So she is not the type of woman whose place is in the kitchen – nobody can control her.
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Reflections in a car window
I'm enthralled with decorative door mantles/cartouches in the 8th enroute to the Metro to Versailles
I didn't get to Versailles till 3 PM when the crowds are supposed to be considerable less
I love Camondo and want to post about it. The family story is unbelievably tragic too. Congratulations on getting into Versailles. I'd love to hear more of your impressions on Koons in that setting...ReplyDelete
Scrumptiliumptious! Ahh, kismit on the specs... love the architecture , the greys and ivoires of the stones and in the drawings. I can see them making their way into the paintings...sigh, how wonderful to walk those streets.ReplyDelete
My mother-in-law came back from visiting our beach house in Northern Florida, where there is a french bakery/cafe'. She was supposed to bring me espresso macarons (my favorite!), but instead brought back what amounts to chocolate sugar cookies. Amateur. Je pourrais juste pleurer!
I am deeply traumatized and will be moping for the rest of the week, thank you!
Have some for me love :p)
Cake Bunny
Oh, you are lucky to have found your glasses...buy a lottery ticket!
I love these pictures! Perfect for someone in Nashville who has no chance of getting to Paris any time soon. Thanks.ReplyDelete
Sounds like a marvelous day. I enjoyed every second of your dashing around. Glad you found your glasses and now have a spare! Must be a good omen. You took me right back to Versailles...looks beautiful--I love that photo of the child at the window.ReplyDelete
Dear Catherine,
Please write a tragic novel about the Camondos! I had no idea this was the case, but I am sure you can do it!
Is that why I kept gobbling caramel macarons and that confiture stuff at the salon de\u chcoolat today.
My teeth yelled at me to run, but I did taste one taffy and bought 2 pots of the caramel confiture stuff :(
It's all your fault Sophia!!!!
Isn't that just the best place, Camondo? We lived quite near and my son went to school at Ecole Bilingue, just on the edge of Parc Monceau (another heavenly spot to people watch and read..check out the fountain & statuary in the corner near Blvd. Malsherbes entrance) so I was there often. If you haven't been you should also see the Musee Guimet --you are making me quite homesick! And aaah, that gray weather, those Fall days when you rush into a cafe to warm up and it is all steamy and cozy inside...profitez bien...(by the way, Obama gave a fantastic 30 minute speech last night, just fyi).ReplyDelete
Dear Carol:
Your blog is a daily jewel that I look forward to opening to remind me of Mon Paris. I am so glad you went to Nissim de Camondo. I went there 2 years ago and was struck by the beauty and the sadness. Nissim was killed in WW1 and his sister and her family were wiped out in a Nazi concentration camp. There is a tiny plaque that says this in the museum.
I love your paintings and when I get a job, I hope to start collecting them.
Have you been to Angelina's on rue du Rivoli? Great chocolat chaud.
Thanks again for your blog
when we were in Paris, my friend maryann johanson (www.flickfilosopher.com) stopped on the Champs Elysees to check something on her computer. she laid her favorite sunglasses down, and they promptly slid off into the traffic below. allors! we must go immediately to the Monoprix and buy a new pair of the sunglasses, which we did. several months later, she loses them in Target. necessitating another pair of sunglasses -- not nearly so elegant or memory-filled, but still. she'll always have paris.ReplyDelete
Such great shots you have taken. Love the architecture there too. Also love that desk you got a pix of. What are the odds of finding your glasses and not being crushed on top of it. Wow.ReplyDelete
Hello..................I loved your photos today (and EVERYday) and wish I was in Paris too. After reading your blog I must tell you our story. Last year in Brussels, my husband laid down his camera lens cover on a ledge in the train station while we were waiting for the train to Brugges. On the train , we realize the lens was gone. Late, late that night, we return to Brussels, walk to where we were and VOILA !!!! the camera lens !!
I was thrilled to read that you too found your lost item, your glasses.
I love Paris Breakfasts and hope you have many more wonderful adventures !!
I will be reading.
Blessings, Abbey
When you failed to post yesterday, I was terrified that you'd been kidnapped by one of those cults - you know the "healthy" diet people, wanting to brainwash you to reject chocolate, macarons, caramel goo in jars.....Thank heaven you're safe!
Keep those architectural details coming!!!
Hi Carol--My name is Karen and I live in Tallahassee, Florida but am an ardent francophile. Just wanted to share with you that on my last trip to France we were in Haute Provence near the Sisteron autoroute entrance when I got out to take some photos of these wonderful larger than life concrete sheep sculptures that were "frolicking" in the rond point just off the autoroute caisse. Well I was wearing one of my favorite scarves--this gauzy kiwi green lacy embroidered thing and it was windy so without my knowing it, it blew off and I didn't catch it being missing until many kilometers down the route. I was heartbroken but my husband was sure we'd never see it again so we went on about our day. Next day, I sneakily planned to drive past that rondpoint again on the way back from Vaison La Romaine and miracle of miracles it was laying in the gutter soaking wet like green kleenex and full of asphalt pebbles but I found it! Back at the Auberge Charembeau in Forcalquier I washed it by hand with Linen Wash (truly a miracle cleaner) and it came out good as new. I never travel now without a mini bottle of it. So glad you were able to find your glasses on your return and I hope they were no worse for wear.
Happy Halloween!
I enjoy your photos and watercolors so much, keep up the good work.
Really nice shots of the Tour Eiffel by night and the Versailles entrance !
Thanks for helping me discover bits of Paris I never see... I don't
mean the afore-mentionned landmarks that you have a hard time missing,
I mean the small shops and galleries commerçantes (maybe it's best I
don't try all the patisseries!).
Happy Halloween, I guess, hope you enjoy your visit in Paris. Oh, and
I hope to go to the Salon du Chocolat too !
And that's enough exclamation points, so I'll stop now.
oh you're so lucky! I've never lost glasses til this summer, and I've been wearing them for 40 years. I lost a pair of very expensive subscription BIfocal sunglasses. Asked at the lost and found of a couple of places I had been, but they are just gone.
Love your site, by the way!
Ahhh...I want to return I want to return! Memories in the shadows of my mind as I view these images!sighReplyDelete


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Cut out some circles from any colour card, just smaller than the bottom of the basket inside the spinner.
Thanks to my friend Pete and his wonderful artists at the Hanbury for this idea!
Salad Spinner Art
This is an easy activity that produces stunning art work that is worthy of framing and titling!
Take some ordinary "squeezy" paint (and some delicious glittery paint for good measure!)
Dig the salad spinner out of the back of the cupboard and dust it off. (Or, like me, buy one for £2 on special offer at Sainsbury's.)
Cut out some circles from any colour card, just smaller than the bottom of the basket inside the spinner.
Put a circle of card in the basket and keep in place using a little bit of BluTac.
Squeeze paint directly onto the card- as many different colours as you like.
We found the results were better when the paint was applied in the middle of the circle, although it did make an interesting effect to have a few extra spoldges near the edges too.
Turn the handle and spin the basket really fast! This is pretty difficult for a toddler to do, but also a fantastic gross motor skill to develop! Cakie has a great go at it and found it loads of fun.
I don't really recommend taking off the lid to watch as it goes around, but C was interested and we did it just once!
Repeat with different colour combinations and experiement with the effects that can be created. We put some of the finished pictures back in, added new colours and spun it again to build up layers and make them more interesting.
The results speak for themselves….
Some on black and some on white- both looking amazing!
The salad spinner itself becomes a work of art. I don't think making a salad in it is advisable after this though!
The beautiful art work hanging up.
Close ups…
My friend Miriam says this one should be called "Sunrise". Sweet.
Awe and wonder, baby, awe and wonder.
Thanks to my friend Pete and his wonderful artists at the Hanbury for this idea!
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And in true KDE form, they even include brokenness in their announcement in the form of a broken link.
Currently, http://kde.org/info/4.6.95.php goes nowhere
Phoronix: KDE Does Its Second 4.7 Release Candidate
KDE.org has announced the release of the second release candidate for the forthcoming KDE SC 4.7 build. KDE SC 4.7 is set to be released later in the month, but this is one last chance to test this desktop environment update and catch any last-minute issues...
And in true KDE form, they even include brokenness in their announcement in the form of a broken link.
Currently, http://kde.org/info/4.6.95.php goes nowhere
@mugginz: If you told this to KDE people insead of just here it would get fixed faster
The issue was a bit on the amusing side to me, and a little bit annoying as well.
As a long time KDE user, suffering through the 4.0/4.1 debacle in the hope that a reliable desktop would be finally forthcoming at some point in the future, I waited patiently release after release, only to finally switch to Gnome in the 4.5 time frame. When I did, I was presented with a much more reliable day to day experience, however, compared to KDE, seemingly much less feature rich. After acclimatizing to Gnome, I found it was pretty much on par for the core stuff, and very much more robust.
I had noted to several people the various bugs/crashes/issues I was having with KDE only to be essentially told that it wasn't really KDE's fault at all, and that the real culprit were those pesky distro packagers. No, the bugs were being introduced by evil forces external to the KDE folks, and that I should swap to distro A, then B, then maybe even C, because that crash was the distros fault, and that all my stability answers were lying just around the corner, with that one blessed KDE based distro that did something that all the others didn't do, not crash. I was left to wonder why KDE was so non fault-tolerant as to be rendered unstable by the act of putting it into a Linux software suite that was complete enough to provide a fully functional environment.
I grew weary, and swapped to the "other guys'" desktop in the hope of finding a stable desktop, and indeed that's what I found.
When news of the 4.7RC2 was posted here, I thought to myself now might be a good time to test KDE again to see if it'd finally become stable enough for day to day usage only to run up against the linkage breakage in the official KDE statement. Obviously not a biggy, but perhaps indicative of the level of quality control in general practised by those over in KDE land. It was that simple issue that brought back vivid memories of some of those old crashers reminding me that no, maybe I'm just better off with what I have now.
I can't believe what you wrote is true for gnome3.
Sometimes it's not a DE fault, but broken drivers or some services like dbus etc. Like I said many times I had many problems with gnome2 and I found KDE4 to be much more robust and stable.I had noted to several people the various bugs/crashes/issues I was having with KDE only to be essentially told that it wasn't really KDE's fault at all, and that the real culprit were those pesky distro packagers. No, the bugs were being introduced by evil forces external to the KDE folks, and that I should swap to distro A, then B
As someone who wanted KDE to be stable, I mean reeeeaaaalllly wanted it be because I liked its feature set and UI, I finally gave in.
I think it speaks to how hardened KDE is or should I say, how KDE lacks fault-tolerance in that it seems so improbable that it can be implemented or rolled out in a way that provides a stable solution for a desktop environment.
At this point I should acknowledge that Gnome isn't absolutely perfect from a stability perspective, but it almost is. But more importantly, when compared to KDE, I've found Gnome to be leaps and bounds more stable. That may be because it's less ambitious as a platform, but I can live without ambitious and grandiose software if it's stable and reliable.
I use Plasma Desktop, Kopete, Kontact, KTorrent, Juk, Marble, KWrite, etc. all the time and experience no crashes at all since ages. Rekonq occasionally misbehaves because of a problem with QtWebKit and Flash which is why I use Firefox. Other than that: No problems at all.
Maybe that's because I don't have other bullsh't installed that KPW can use like PulseAudio or Phonon-GStreamer crap.
Of course Kmail was quite the clusterf*ck when using imap, at least when compared to Evolution (and that's saying something) but I've dumped Evolution and gone back to Thunderbird. It would seem that the Canonical guys are of the same mind here.
Had crashes with Kopete but as I was using a webcam with it it could very well been a driver issue though other software was happy with that camera/driver combo such as Gnome's Cheese app and Skype.
Last time I used Rekong I found it too immature for my tastes as at the time I was a Firefox user which felt much more complete and had the plugin support I liked. I generally liked KTorrent and probably still consider it superior in some ways to Transmission.
Wasn't thrilled with KWin's performance, though as I've used Compiz with KDE in the past, especially when during the time period when KDE's KWin didn't support compositing, I don't have a large problem substituting KWin with Compiz even now though it's less integrated.
Last version of KDE I used in any meaningful way was 4.6.2, though by that stage my main machine had been converted to Gnome. As 4.6.2 was a bug fix release, and I still had crashes with it, it was about the last hope for KDE in my mind.
I don't doubt some people have a pleasing experience with KDE, but my experience with it backs up what others have complained about with regard to KDE's reliability in that it needed more of it
As for the complaints of KDE's memory footprint, I found that aspect to be completely satisfactory, even though it was a little higher than a Gnome 2 desktop, but completely fine for a machine of 512M or more which most machines these days has. Memory is cheap.
Oh, and give me Dolphins feature set over that of Nautilus any day, just give me Dolphin with Nautilus's reliability.
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I forgot to address PulseAudio.
It's absolutely essential that a desktop I use can be happy with it. When you want to use hotswappable audio hardware in the form of say Bluetooth headsets for use with voip, or other such stuff, PulseAudio is mandatory if you're not into hacking config files for what other OSes consider such trivial functionality.
JACK audio is a must for those wanting to do the Ardour thing though I guess. At lease JACK and Pulse can be made to work together if required.
When booting the lappy to see what version was the last one I had been using I was met with a pretty KDE desktop.
I then got the version number.
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