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What was the cooking time for the briskets? Or did you use feel and temp?
Yes, feel... I don't remember I banked them that time and put on another 20 or so.
Baking is where you spred them out like I did in the video then when they hit the stall or a little later I will take them and PILE them with the fat on all the outer edges in a more gentle area of the pit. The pit can stretch out 30 on say the top and bottom racks without being too crowded and briskets being in too hot of an area.
So I needed a total of maybe 55 Briskets that event.
Now right around the stall I pull the briskets and I like to collect the juices early so I have this HUGE maybe 42Inch by 24 inch pan I pack them in that has a spigot on it so I can drain the juice later without moving the meat.
Anyway as I pull them I inspect the fat (cuz they have been laying on it) and the thicker fat caps go on the bottom layer to continue rendering, the ones that are cooked the most go in the middle fat down, (which continues to moistly cook the up turned flat of the lower row) and the other that are still in need of rendering go on top fat UP. I then pack the pit with another 20 or so to smoke for a few hours till stall again.
One other thing i Do is at this point if I am rushed for time or need protection I will soak huge wads of Butcher Paper in Water and drape and mold and form the paper over the stacks of meat from the first batch as if trying to seal them in like paper meschae.
If I open I will stab (maybe a 12 inch thick pile of briskets with my long prober right through the stack and see if they are still cooking right) This way I do not have to move them around to find out if they are done.
I bank these in a cool spot of the pit though. Usually the 260-70 degree area.
In 4 -5 hours the second batch is ready to Bank and the first set is ready for my big holding oven in the Church...the second batch usually cooks and goes in ice chests and is the last we use.
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Very nice neighborhood,newly refurbished apartment,nice light color IKEA furniture,clean rooms and bathrooms.Well equipped kitchen but no microwave.Beach is in 5 minutes walk.City center 10-15 minutes biking distance.Shops in 50 meters.Excellent choose for families or friends.Two bedrooms with two beds each plus another couch in living room.We rented bikes at city central station and that was a very good choice,we discovered the town on bike.All over bike paths! - Anonymous
Very spacious and comfortable, easily accessible to shopping and dining areas and close to public transport services. - Anonymous
Great position just by Den Haag Centraal (we were actually attending the Delft Blues Festival, but could get there by train within a few minutes). Bikes can also be rented and left overnight at the rail station rental depot, which is a one minute walk away
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I can't believe my sweet girl is twelve! This happened on Sunday. When she was a baby I made up a lullaby for her, and I still sing it to her sometimes. (She usually wants it when she's sick.) She is the only person besides me who has ever heard it. :)
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...if you confess with your mouththat Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. (Romans 10:9)
Если ты исповедуешь своим языком, что Иисус есть Господь, и если ты веришь сердцем, что Бог воскресил Его из мертвых, то будешь спасен. (К Римлянам 10:9)That's for the girls in Chelyabinsk who read suziebeezieland. Hi. :)
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My sister and her family have a new Golden Retriever puppy named Sadie. She is a doll.
She came over to visit yesterday, and to meet Daffodil and Violet for the first time.
Violet was genteel and somewhat cautious about the whole thing, but Daffy gave it her whole heart.
I took three little videos. I will not show them to you all at once, but here is Sadie making a new friend during her initial exploration of our house. :)
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"...when we got to "Son of God, Love's Pure light" I happened to look at Imogene and I almost dropped my hymn book on a baby angel. Everyone had been waiting all this time for the Herdmans to do something unexpected. And sure enough, that was what happened. Imogene Herdman was crying. In the candlelight her face was all shiny with tears and she didn't even bother to wipe them away. She just sat there--awful old Imogene--in her crookedy veil, crying and crying and crying. Well. It was the best Christmas pageant we ever had."(Barbara Robinson, The Best Christmas Pageant Ever)
"…Christmas evoked in me that response with makes me continue to struggle to understand, with the mind in the heart, the love of God for his creation, a love which expressed itself in the Incarnation. That tiny, helpless baby whose birth we honor contained the Power behind the universe, helpless, at the mercy of its own creation. Cribb'd, cabined, and confined within the contours of a human infant. The infinite defined by the finite? The Creator of all life thirsty and abandoned? Why would he do such a thing? Aren't there easier and better ways for God to redeem his fallen creatures?"(Madeleine L'Engle, The Irrational Season)
"The Son of God became a man to enable men to become the sons of God."(C.S. Lewis, Mere Christianity)
"I came that they may have life and have it abundantly."(Jesus, John 10:10)
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We had an awesome hallowe'en this year. I hope yours was awesome, too. :)
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I had the nicest Mother's Day weekend. I hope you did, too. On Saturday we went to a very sweet wedding at our church, and on Sunday morning we went to church and Sunday school and all talked about how happy we were about that wedding. :)
I spent a lot of the weekend on the back patio reading and enjoying my family and crazy pets. I think Mother's Day to me is Official Permission to Relax. I never have that "I should be doing something productive" feeling on Mother's Day. What a blessing.
Last night we went to The Luggage Room, which is one of my favorite restaurants in Pasadena during the spring and summer. (I don't like sitting inside there particularly, so that is why I prefer it in spring and summer. My favorite thing about California is how much we get to eat outside.)
I like to sit at the long wooden tables on the patio and eat avocado pizza (with basil and lemon zest and sun-dried tomatoes ... it is DELICIOUS) and talk. :)
One of the good things I read this weekend was Talitha Piper's sweet letter to her birthmom. I was blessed by that.
I hope your own weekend was nice. What did you do?
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It is the very tail end of my birthday, and I always think this gives me a little excuse to do something a bit self-indulgent here in suziebeezieland. :)
I was trying to think of what that might be this year, and decided I want to share this new video short with you about one of my favorite artists, Makoto Fujimura. I have talked about him a little bit in suziebeezieland before.
I think if you enjoy beauty, you will like this video. It is not very long. (The full-length version is coming out this spring.) Click on the screen twice quickly to make it bigger so you can see it properly.
It is called Golden Sea.
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We decorate our dining room for Hallowe'en every October 1, and then on hallowe'en itself we usually have a little hallowe'en party because we have good sidewalks and nice neighbors for trick-or-treating.
This year, we were planning a slightly larger hallowe'en party, but a small family medical emergency came up (everybody's fine), and a party was no longer a good idea.
So we called our understanding friends and explained, and instead of our bigger hallowe'en party, we had family come over for dinner and trick-or-treating.
I had already shopped and baked and cooked for the larger-sized party, so we had a LOT of food!
Go big or go home. :)
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My mother-in-law has been taking her Corgi, Ginger, to some Corgi meet-and-greets in San Diego.
Corgis love to smile, frap (frap = "frantically run and play"), and herd their owners into a corner, so those must be some mighty joyous events.
The latest was a Hallowe'en meet-and-greet. I thought you'd like to see Ginger as Wonder Woman. :)
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One of my favorite human beings of all time had a birthday this month, and I wanted to have a little birthday breakfast for her.
But our house is a little chaotic lately. On the day of the breakfast, there was tile cutting going on in our front yard, and tile laying going on in the small bathroom. So we couldn't sit in the living room or dining room or kitchen.
I'd thought we could go out on the back patio, but the next-door-neighbors unexpectedly had their house tented for termites that day, and the men were on the roof overlooking our backyard and securing the tent. Besides, it was cold and wet outside.
So I decided to set our breakfast up in Claire's room, because it was the last place in the house that was both private and not noisy. (I've spent the majority of the past few weeks in Claire's room. I'm here now typing this, as a matter of fact.)
Bob helped me get the table into the bedroom from the kitchen. It wouldn't fit through the doorway, so he took two of the legs off and put them back on once it was inside the room. He had just called our veterinarian's office to find out if we could board our cat there for a couple days since we couldn't let her outside because of the fumigation, and he was in his suit for work, getting ready to drive Claire to school for me and then take the cat to the vet. So he did the whole table thing in a couple minutes. He is an excellent multitasker. I was so thankful for his help.
I pushed her bed over and we used it as one of the seats.
And I pulled down her blinds a bit so you couldn't see the guy next door standing on the roof of the garage, or the signs that said "Danger! Peligro! Fumigation!"
We had fun! It didn't feel like there was a bunch of crazy activity surrounding it. It was cozy, like a tea party for little girls. :)
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On Saturday, we had a little Harry-Potter-themed family birthday party for Claire. (On her actual birthday she went bowling with a few friends and then came back to the house for pizza and cake.)
I say "a little Harry Potter birthday party" because if you Google "Harry Potter parties," you will see that some people have devoted their life savings and the bulk of their days on earth to throwing really huge and elaborate Harry Potter parties, in which their entire homes are remodeled to look like Hogwarts.
These looked like a lot of fun. :D
I just did my typical thing where we only decorate the dining room. This keeps it under control. :) I was in charge of food and decor. I kept it simple ... we had (at Claire's request) shepherd's pie, peas (my brother-in-law Greg said it was the first birthday party he had ever been to that had peas), English muffins, and, inexplicably, peppermint creams. Also, cupcakes.
Bob was in charge of all the fun activities. He also made the butterbeer.
And whoo I'm telling you, that boy had FUN.
He had a little Ollivander's wand selection ceremony in the kitchen that involved Claire and her cousins all standing on chairs watching a science experiment in the microwave ... it was incredibly clever, and I'm going to videotape him doing it and show you later on in case you ever want to do it yourself.
He made THE BEST butterbeer, and I'll have him show you that, too.
He also made a Quidditch pitch in the front yard and ran a quidditch practice (after previewing the quidditch game in the first Harry Potter movie with the kids).
And he came up with a really great Sorting Hat ceremony (a random drawing rather than a test, although he did rig it so that all the kids ended up in Gryffindor) that was one of the funniest things I've ever seen, because both my mom and Bob's mom ended up (completely randomly) in Slytherin and were then cheering Slytherin on. They totally cracked me up.
I put Harry up the day before the party, and then was scared by him all day whenever I walked by. I kept thinking Bob was home from work.
I found these quidditch broomstick favors here, and the directions were here. They were very fast and easy to make. I filled the base up with Skittles Riddles, which are a different flavor than the color would indicate, and which seemed kind of magical. :)
Isn't Harry realistic? Seriously, I jumped out of my skin about twenty times on Friday.
We had a blast.
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In this the love of God was made manifest among us, that God sent his only Son into the world, so that we might live through him.(1 John 4:9)
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To say that Bilbo's breath was taken away is no description at all. There are no words left to express his staggerment ... (JRR Tolkien, The Hobbit)
I turned 46 last Friday, which as you may recall was 11/11/11.
My sweet husband surprised me with a Hobbit-themed "elevenses" party at 11:00 a.m. If you are not familiar with "elevenses," it is the meal that the Hobbits eat between second breakfast and luncheon. (They call it "elevensies".)
It is a brief, healing pause in the crisis of the day. :)
Hobbits prefer to eat six times a day: Breakfast, Second Breakfast, Elevensies, Luncheon, Afternoon Tea, Dinner, and Supper.
Bob had sent out funny Hobbit invitations, and gone to an English tearoom to buy some wonderful jams and drinks and sausage rolls. His mom and my mom helped him get set up, and he made scrambled eggs and cooked bangers (sausage) on the grill, and there were two types of bacon, and scones and REAL clotted cream, and he had decorated and had games for us to play ... riddles (Hobbits love riddles) and oh, it was so sweet I could hardly stand it.
Four of us there had just read The Hobbit this year, so that made it especially fun.
Long live elevenses, and Hobbits, and sweet husbands.
"'Never laugh at live dragons, Bilbo you fool!' he said to himself, and it became a favorite saying of his later, and passed into a proverb."
"It does not do to leave a live dragon out of your calculations, if you live near him."
"There is more in you of good than you know, child of the kindly West. Some courage and some wisdom, blended in measure. If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world."
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Claire's class had their Thanksgiving feast last Friday. They each brought one ingredient to make a big stew. (We brought two pounds of ground beef. There were some more two-pounds-of-ground-beef people, and then some vegetable people.)
This week is a short week, as there are parent-teacher conferences Thursday and Friday, and then they get the entire next week off for Thanksgiving break, so that's why they had their feast so early.
So here is my little pilgrim. She had a cold, and I can tell she is not feeling too hot, but I guess that's just because I'm her mom. My mom always said she could tell in photos when I was sick, too. Our eyes look different.
Linda B., I know what you're going to say about the costume, but Hermione was not a pilgrim. :D I got this one here. I did have to hem it because I ordered a medium and it turns out Claire is a small in Pilgrim costumes. But no Supermom maneuvers. Easy peasy. :)
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A couple weeks ago, my cousins came out to visit us from Kansas and we went to Disneyland. It was such a fun day.
In Disneyland, there is always so much to look at, especially during the holidays, when they go all out with the decorating. Sometimes they have a little display in a quiet corner in one of the lands that would constitute a complete festival in its own right if it happened in your town, and would be a major life memory for your kids if it happened at your house. But because it's at Disneyland, it's just a little piece of the (much, much) larger show.
The older I get, though, these are the things I remember best and like best about Disneyland. :) I like the quieter things.
Take these pumpkins, for instance.
These are freshly carved real pumpkins, and the man who carved them was sitting right there carving some more.
It was so cool.
Beware of hitchhiking ghosts ...
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MySmallHelp is a registered charity helping children living in poverty or with a disability around Ollantaytambo. We offer rooms in our social house with all the commodities of a hostal. The only difference is all profits are going to help children!
Space where guests can cook their own meals
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Breakfast is provided.
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The Space
There is space in the house for up to 12 guests. We have 2 private double rooms and 2 dorm rooms with 4 beds in each dorm.
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Guests will have access to 3 newly renovated shared bathrooms with hot showers, communal Well equipped kitchen, wifi, washing machine, comfortable bed with clean sheets, open lounge with TV and DVD, sheltered garden and roof terrace with magnificent mountain views.
Interaction with Guests
Our friendly volunteer coordinator Arnaud lives at the house and will be present on arrival of guests. The house is home to the volunteers who work with 'My Small Help' who are very welcoming and helpful. There is a very relaxed, homely environment.
The Neighborhood
Ollantaytambo is a old inca archaeological site located in the heart of the sacred valley. It is the most common starting point for tourist doing a 3/4 day trek to Machu Picchu and also the point where tourists come to catch the train to Machu Picchu.
It is a very quaint town with friendly, helpful locals.
Getting around
The town is located approximately 1.5 hours from Cusco and is extremely easy to get to on public transport or by private taxi.
We are less than 3 minute walk to the Plaza de Armas (main square), 15 minutes to the train station for Machu Picchu, next door to Full Moon Lodge and across the street from Don Lucios English Pub.
My wife and I only stayed one night at Mi Pequena Ayuda but it was great! All the hosts were super friendly and willing to help us with travel plans. We booked with them on super short notice (the day before) and they quickly responded to us. The location is good too: 15-20 min walk to the train station/10 min walk to the inca ruins/5 mins to the plaza de armas. We stayed in the private room on the top floor. The room was very clean and neat. We didn't use the showers but they seemed good enough. I recommend staying at Mi Pequena Ayuda if your ever in Ollantaytambo.
The description is very accurate and its quite close to a great market. It can be hard to find by yourself at night but in the daylight it isn't far from the train station at all.
The bed was a bit small for two, but the room was clean, the facilities were nice, the hot water worked well, and Mayra was a great host! Perfect location, too. Overall good experience!
Even though Mi PiquenA Ayuda was full for the weekend, Myra set us up at a wonderful hostel that they partner with. The volunteer work done by Mi Piquena Ayuda is quite commendable and inspirational!
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I am Arnaud! I live in Ollantaytambo and have decided to open my house to other travellers. I am the volunteer coordinator for My Small Help/Mi Pequeña Ayuda. All the income we receive in our Airbnb goes to this non-profit where I'm helping children with disabilities. Fell free to write with any questions you may have.


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The twin-spot snapper ( Lutjanus bohar ) is one of the more curious predators in the central Pacific, says marine ecologist Stuart Sandin of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. "It poses commonly for the camera but is also immediately on-hand whenever there is an opportunity to eat." These fish (also called bohars) are top predators on the reef, eating a variety of fishes, shrimps, crabs,...Read more
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Corals are sedentery animals, so how do they reproduce? One way is sexually through spawning , when the corals release eggs and sperm into the water (often at the same time due to some sort of trigger). External sexual reproduction occurs when colonies of coral release huge numbers of eggs and sperm that are often glued into bundles (one bundle per polyp) that float towards the surface. In this...Read more
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Seals and sea lions have many similarities, and are in the same family of Pinnipeds, but they lead very different lives. Seals are smaller than sea lions; male Stellar sea lions can grow to be up to 2,200 pounds. Seals also are suited to spend more time in the water than sea lions, which can "walk" on shore with their large flippers and spend time in large social groups. Another give-away is that...Read more
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These beautiful mandarinfish ( Synchiropus splendidus ) are covered in bright blue, red, yellow and orange waves. What they lack, however, are traditional fish scales. They live in western Pacific tropical coral reef ecosystems and instead of your typical fish scales they are covered in a smelly, thick mucus coating. It's possible that this mucus, which not only smells—but tastes—bad, is used as...Read more
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When you think of African animals, what do you think of? Probably the "Big Five:" lions, elephants, leopards, buffalo and rhinos. But Africa also has an incredible amount of marine diversity in the coral reefs and open water surrounding the continent. Consider the ocean's "Big Five" —whale sharks, giant manta rays, humpback whales, dolphins, tiger sharks—in this blog post from a researcher...Read more
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Comb jellies (such as this Bolinopsis species) are named for their combs: the rows of cilia lining their bodies that propel them through the ocean. Read more about jellyfish and comb jellies .Read more
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"Wild manatees in Belize are not used to humans. Living miles offshore in mangroves, they remain shy and elusive. After weeks searching and waiting for an opportunity to photograph them, I was rewarded with an especially tolerant mother and calf. I approached quietly, watching the mother create billowing clouds of silt as she fed on seagrass. I positioned myself so the light was perfect and...Read more
May 19, 2014
How many animals swim in the sea? It's not easy to count them all. To get a feel for the ocean's diversity, scientists, such as those involved in the Census of Marine Life , sail out on research cruises to collect and count as many animals as they can find! Shown here is a sample of zooplankton collected in a trawl net with a 10-meter-square opening, including a jellyfish, a lanternfish, a snipe...Read more
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This 1874 photo of a squid draped over a bathtub was the first ever taken of a giant squid. It belonged to the Reverend Moses Harvey of Newfoundland. More about the giant squid can be found in the Giant Squid section .Read more
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"This humpback uses its lower jaw to strain fish off the water's surface as sea birds snatch their own meals right out of the whale's open mouth." -- Nature's Best photographer, Bryce Flynn. See more beautiful ocean photos in our slideshow of winners from the 2010 Nature's Best Ocean Views photo contest.Read more


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I arrived in Ft. Lauderdale two day before sailing. We started the cruise on Saturday night with a pre-cruise cocktail party at a great place.
Boarding was a breeze. I was in my room in less tham thirty minutes, with a drink in my hand, and food on my table. 2104 is a great stateroom.
On 4/19/2010 the group gathered at the back of the ship. We had a wonderful time meeting again after our gathering the night brfore. The fun started at once.
We moved from the back of the ship to our Cabin Crawl. We roamined the ship, drinks in hand full of laughter and good cheer. The Crawl was another great event.
The ship is a work of Art. the rooms, the dinning area's the coffee shop, the Bristo. the Martini bar. the glass blowing show. The Tuscan Grille was divine.
We had an extra day at Sea due to a storm that stopped the ship from docking in the Azores. There were no complaints. We continued to eat,drink and be merry.
The Ports of call More were really nice. I choose to stay on board for the last stop. I went to the Spa and indulged myself.
Overall the cruise was wonderful . the thing that made the cruise outstanding was the group. the conversations the time spent just enjoying other people.
Leaving the ship was just as good as boarding. As I started my second cup of coffee, a very nice lady walked over and said, you number was just called. Have a safe trip home.
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Red Sox manager John Farrell continues to assert that Victorino, if healthy, is the starting right fielder, the Boston Globe reports. Victorino played a third consecutive game Monday night, the first time he's done that all spring.
Victorino played in the first of what the Red Sox want to be three consecutive games Saturday, the Boston Globe reports.
Victorino is not expected to open the season on the disabled list, Alex Speier of the Boston Globe reports.
Red Sox manager John Farrell said he's still trying "to get a better gauge on" Victorino's durability, the Providence Journal reports. "The one thing we're still trying to get our arms around is, what's the overall durability inside of a given week? How many games played can we plan for?," said Farrell.
Multiple scouts have said Victorino doesn't look right physically, ESPN Boston reports.
Victorino will abandon switch hitting again and bat only right-handed, Nick Cafardo of The Boston Globe reports.
Victorino has been noticeably more careful in spring games since experiencing some soreness in his legs, the Boston Herald reports. "I think a little bit guarded at times," manager John Farrell said of Victorino's approach. "Again, he's coming off a back surgery, so first game out, you know, he reverts back to when he was 100 percent healthy and has a little bit of setback. Now we're taking steps, progressive steps, with him, getting back to full speed."
Victorino (leg) emerged from Tuesday's game with no issues, Brian MacPherson of the Providence Journal reports.
Victorino (leg) will not make the trip Monday to play the Cardinals in Jupiter (Fla.), the Boston Globe reports.
Victorino felt tightness in his legs after sliding into the bag while going from first to third on a single in Friday night's game, WEEI.com reports.


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I edited about 29 photos from today's shoot and posted them all on my Smugmug Portfolio site. If you are interested in taking a peek, here is the link: http://gottago.smugmug.com/Classes-Workshops/20141205-Salton-Sea-Keith-Skelto/
Here is a teaser……
Without much more thought, I put the camera card in the camera and put the EF 14mm 1:2.8 L II USM on the Canon 5d Mark III. Yesterday I'd been reading a bit about really wide angle lenses on a site I use as a resource for learning: http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/how-to-use-ultra-wide-lenses.htm . Ken Rockwell writes a lot explaining things I wasn't aware of….this is only a fraction of what Ken explains that the wide angle (the 14 I'm using) does well AND what to watch out for…….: "All that most people get with ultrawide lenses are parking lots in the bottom half of their image, and nothing anywhere except for the center. Worse, ultra-wides see all the distracting junk on the side of your subject and weaken the shot. "
"Get Close!
The hardest part with ultra-wides is getting close enough.
You can never get too close!
You have to push yourself to get and stay close enough."
So I went out and got shots that were for do-do. I tried this shot and then another. I just wanted a sampling to look at on the computer. Of course, I hoped I'd get one shot I'd like. But I was getting a lot of trial and error shots. I wasn't learning a lot. And I wasn't even getting any exercise. Not getting exercise is OK if I get some good shots!
The sun was low and casting my shadow on most of what I was shooting because the lens was so wide. So I got sucked into shooting my shadow, which is my favorite thing to do:-). My shadow is my signature photo. I don't go on any trip without coming home with a few shadow shots.
On the way back to my house I noticed a garage door beautifully lit with great light. I stopped and walked closer to the door. I positioned my shadow, and shot it. Boring. I started walking home when I noticed the same light shining on another garage door, but on this door there was the shadow of a tree……and in the middle of the tree shadow was an open well lit area large enough that I could place my upper body and arm in that space. After getting my upper body where I wanted it, I also placed my outreached arm in the open space so as to mimic the tree branch's shadow. The last picture helps make sense of what I'm trying to relate here:-)
The point of all this? I GOT a photo I loved. I didn't give up. I kept looking, I kept shooting…..I went out with my camera!!!
Below are a few of many photos showing what I'd been shooting. The last photo is the photo I liked.


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White Sox starter Gavin Floyd left tonight's start against the Rays in the third inning with a flexor strain in his right elbow. It is the same injury that caused Floyd to go on the disabled list two separate times last year. The right-hander retired the first two hitters he faced in the third before being taken out. The Rays scored off of Floyd early thanks to a first-inning two-run home run by Ben Zobrist.
Though he has racked up a lot of strikeouts, Floyd has been very hittable over his first five starts, allowing 27 hits in 24.1 innings, which has then led to a 4.98 ERA.
Floyd was relieved by Hector Santiago, who is one candidate to replace Floyd in the rotation should the need arise.
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Hello Everyone,
Today I want to share with you a very interesting project I have decided to start to learn more about passive hydroponic systems and their potential to replace large parts of modern rural agriculture in third world countries.
This project - which I am calling the Massive and Passive Hydroponic System Project - seeks to gather information from hydroponic growers all around the world who want to use and implement passive hydroponic systems that use absolutely no electricity and a minimal amount of water.
If you would like to learn more about the project, its objectives and how you too can participate and help us build a better world please download the pdf I have made available here :
Setting up these systems is extremely easy and you will definitely learn a lot about the building of hydroponic setups with absolutely no recirculation or electricity from your experience :o)
Thank you very much for all your interest !
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In case you're interested, my system is passive:
I also have some ideas for passively maintaining ppm that I haven't had a chance to try yet. Picture a tank with a constant osmotic pressure, maintained as such by the presence of a high-molecular-weight, poorly biodegradable solute (there are many options). Connected to the tank is dialysis tubing inside your grow bins. The minerals in the grow tank can pass through the tubing, but the high molecular weight solute cannot. Osmotic pressure should ensure that most of the salts remain within their respective grow bins, and that they're diluted to the same osmotic pressure as your solute tank. Thus, so long as the water level in the solute tank remains constant, so should the ppm of your grow bins. You can maintain the water level of your solute tank with a float valve -- the same type that you find in a toilet.
Again, I haven't tried it, but I can't see a reason why it wouldn't work.
Likewise, you could add nutrients passively. As your plants absorb their mineral salts, the amount of water needed to maintain a constant ppm will drop -- i.e., the water level will drop. So a second float valve, this time in the plant grow bins, could be used to add more nutrient solution.
The one thing that this wouldn't take care of is the ratios between different nutrients, which can change over time, depending on what your plants are hungry for. I've thought of several ways to take care of this automatically, but they're anything but simple or cheap, and generally involve reverse osmosis and/or ion-selective membranes and/or automated nutrient testing systems.


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New biography celebrates first female ordained minister
A dozen years as the minister of three churches in Manitoba's Interlake region has prepared Melanie Kauppila for just about anything.
"I have dug graves, I've driven hearses, I've been to an autopsy at a funeral home. I've presided at the funeral service and I've gone to the kitchen later and cut the squares" for the funeral lunch, says the Alberta-born Kauppila, who presides over United churches in Eriksdale, Ashern and Clarkleigh as a licensed minister.
Kauppila, 44, will be ordained by the United Church of Canada on Sunday, June 3, becoming one of about 1,300 ordained women in the country's largest Protestant denomination. About one-third of all ministers in the United Church are women.
Her long path to ordination was helped along by another Prairie woman serving small rural churches.
In 1936, after 13 years in ministry, 42-year-old Lydia Gruchy was the first woman to be ordained in the United Church.
"She wanted to be the pastor, and to be the pastor and do the work, she had to be ordained," explains Rev. Patricia Wotton, who recently completed a biography of Gruchy (http://www.lydiagruchybio.ca/)
Before her ordination in Moose Jaw, Sask., the seminary-trained Gruchy had to find a male minister to preside over communion services, baptisms, weddings and funerals in her churches while she filled the pulpit in his.
Wotton's self-published book, With Love, Lydia: The Story of Canada's First Woman Ordained Minister will be launched in Winnipeg on Tuesday, May 22, 7 p.m., at McNally Robinson Booksellers, 1124 Grant Ave.
Intrigued by the life of a woman who first learned to ride a horse and then drive a car so she could travel the back roads to visit people in her far-flung congregations, Wotton slowly gathered bits and pieces of Gruchy's life by digging through archives and talking to former parishioners, and eventually retiring early from her own career to write the 291-page book.
"She was a character and people really did love her," Wotton says, recalling stories of Gruchy's notoriously bad driving, including a time when she missed the ferry ramp and drove into the river.
To get a sense of Gruchy's 39 years of ministry, mostly in small-town Saskatchewan, Wotton left Winnipeg after two decades in ministry to serve two small churches in the southwestern part of that province.
"Something in me really wanted to minister in Saskatchewan," says Wotton, 63, now back in Winnipeg as a part-time minister at Augustine United.
"It was like you can't write the book until you go to Saskatchewan."
After her retirement, Wotton and a ministerial colleague undertook a 10-day pilgrimage throughout the province, visiting every community Gruchy worked in.
"People were delighted to talk about Lydia, and they were delighted to have not one, but two ministers come and talk to them," says Wotton, who didn't meet Gruchy before she died in 1992 at the age of 97.
Researched and written over a 13-year period, the same amount of time Gruchy spent waiting for ordination after her seminary graduation, Wotton became mesmerized by the pioneering spirit of the French-born minister, who emigrated to Canada with her father and nine siblings after their mother died.
"I think she opened the door, because she won the right for us to follow through in the structures of the church," says Wotton, who left her first career as a nurse for seminary studies.
"She set the bar really high for women to follow. She made it look easy, but it wasn't easy for her and ministry is never easy."
Ordained half a century after Gruchy, Wotton still encountered some resistance to the idea of women in the pulpit within some churches in the denomination.
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Wotton's book about a woman who followed her calling and smoothed the way for others is valuable for people within the United Church and beyond, says Rev. Nancy Wilson.
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Gruchy's story also shows the path to ministry isn't always straightforward or easy, says Kauppila, who came to the United Church as an adult.
Her ordination takes place after five years of commuting to Montreal and Halifax for summer courses, while leaving her two children and husband at home in Eriksdale.
"I celebrate the grace that allows this to happen in odd and unusual ways without denying the spirit's call," says Kauppila, who will move her family this summer to take on a new ministry at Altona United Church.
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