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Energy performance contracting (EPC) is perhaps one of the most powerful tools available to identify, prioritize, finance and construct energy efficiency and other facility improvements. Since the mid 1990s, Colorado's state agencies, institutions of higher education, counties, municipalities, school districts and special districts have saved close to $29 million in annual utility costs. That savings is gained through projects that update lighting fixtures, HVAC systems, boilers, pumps, fans and motors; install lighting and equipment controls; and otherwise improve building envelopes, water efficiency, street and traffic lights, or install renewable energy systems. As of June 2014,143 public sector clients have invested $447.4 million in 182 projects. Those projects can be found in communities across 75% of Colorado counties. According to the Energy Services Coalition national Race to the Top, Colorado's public sector EPC program is ranked #3 in the nation in total project investments and #5 in project investments per capita.
Colorado's success has been attributed to several key elements of its EPC Program:
Standardized, proven, state-approved contracts, protocols, guidance, processes and documents.
A list of pre-qualified energy service companies (ESCOs).
Free project consulting from the Colorado Energy Office during the entire life cycle of a project to ensure the client is comfortable with legal, technical and financial decisions at every step in the process.
Market-based financing.
In 2011 the Colorado Energy Office applied for and received a Competitive Award from the U.S. Department of Energy to explore new market territory for EPC: the private sector. A Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory study suggested that less than 9% of private sector facilities have benefitted from EPC.
Colorado's pilot project is designed to answer several questions: How would private facility owners respond to EPC? How well would the key elements of Colorado's success in public sector EPC translate into the private sector, in particular commercial and light industrial facilities? What market barriers and benefits would present themselves as company owners were introduced to EPC, committed to technical energy audit contracts, and considered their ESCO's proposal for energy efficiency projects?
The pilot project initially sought to engage 10 companies in the EPC process, starting with technical energy audits. Over time, the project team spoke with 27 companies to determine whether EPC would be an effective tool to meet company goals. Those 27 companies represented a variety of market segments:
6 Owner-occupied and leased office buildings.
4 Medical (assisted living & hospital).
3 Manufacturing.
3 Mountain resorts (lodging + ski operations).
2 Retail space.
9 Miscellaneous: Multi-family, TV, bank, warehouse, community center, ice rink, car dealership, charter school and oil & gas production.
In the end CEO approved 16 company applications to participate in the pilot project. CEO leveraged a portion of its federal competitive award to provide a 75% cost-share (up to $25,000) to each company for technical energy audit services. About 2.1 million square feet of commercial and light industrial facility space was audited.
Each company received a technical energy audit report and performance contracting project proposal. Together, those 16 audit reports identified potential annual savings as follows:
12.8 million kWh electricity.
450,000 therms natural gas.
3434 kgal water.
$1.45 million utility costs.
As of June 2014, three companies have executed a performance contract with their ESCO; they will realize energy savings as soon as construction is complete. Ten companies are considering the scope of work proposed for performance contracting. Three companies have elected to implement energy conservation measures internally.
All companies will continue to receive free project consulting services through the life cycle of their projects. Those companies choosing to self-implement will be interviewed later this year to learn about progress made in implementing audit recommendations.
Hands-on coaching and technical assistance to sixteen companies in a variety of industries provided an opportunity to observe their response to performance contracting. The project team learned several lessons over the course of this first phase of the pilot project:
(+) ESCOs proposed and clients considered projects that often offered deeper retrofits than usually experienced in the private sector.
(+) Several companies approached their pilot project experience as a litmus test of EPC: should a project proceed well, facility owners would advocate EPC use at other company facilities.
(+) ESCOs saw significant opportunity in client relationship-building with a successful project.
(-) There was some variation between companies, but overall a short payback is needed to make a performance contracting project move forward.
(-) Program contracts should be made more business-friendly.
Through 2014, CEO will be conducting due diligence in determining what a permanent private sector EPC program might offer. That includes:
For further information about the pilot project or to discuss program design, please contact Jeanna Paluzzi, Energy Performance Contracting Program Manager at 303.866.3464 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Bobby Lashley improved his mixed martial arts record to 9-2 following a first round submission win over Matthew Larson in the main event of GWC "British Invasion U.S. vs. UK". Lashley used a highlight reel body slam of Larson before finishing the fight via rear-naked choke submission at 1:38 of the first round. Kendall Grove, Ultimate Fighter 3 winner, also picked up a first round as he dispatched Danny Mitchell by technical knockout. GWC British Invasion – Results Bobby Lashley (9-2) defeated Matt Larson (2-3) by rear-naked choke submission at 1:38 of the 1st round. Marcin Lazarz (6-1) defeated Ricco Rodriguez (51-20) by unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28). Andre Winner (15-7) defeated Drew Fickett (42-20) by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28) Kendall Grove (18-13) defeated Danny Mitchell (12-4) by TKO (strikes) at 4:53 of the 1st round. Oli Thompson (13-5) defeated Kevin Asplund (15-6) by TKO (strikes) at 3:21 of the 1st round. LC Davis (20-5) defeated James Saville (11-6) by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27). Dayman Lake (4-3) defeated Jake Heun (5-3) by rear-naked choke submission at 4:34 of the 1st round. Jack Marshman (12-1) defeated Wayne Cole (16-20) by TKO (strikes) at 1:26 of the 1st round. Max Nunes (11-0) defeated Justin Davis (13-11) by TKO (strikes) at 2:39 of the 1st round. Michael Johnson (9-5) defeated Jerome Martinez (9-10) by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27). Jake Murphy (9-2) defeated Tony Hervey (15-15) by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28).
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Zinc oxide is not a CURE for psoriasis. However, I use a 40% zinc oxide cream on my psoriasis at night to help heal the skin. I also use "Barrier Cream" under my surgical gloves during the day to protect my hands (where I have most of psoriasis) from the aggravation of sweat.
NOTE 1: If using on your hands, try to wear cotton gloves to bed because zinc oxide SHOULD NOT get in eyes/nose/mouth.
NOTE 2: Continue to use medicated creams for psoriasis, if available.
Remember, when you are somewhere and do not have medicated creams with you, there is usually a drug store (or a parent with a young child/baby) around from whom you can get zinc oxide creams.
In short, zinc oxide CREAM will help moisturize skin and help skin to heal.
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Nettwerk One Music (NW1) and Revelry Music Group are pleased to announce the signing of Nashville based songwriter/artist Neil Mason to an Exclusive Publishing Agreement. Mason is one of the primary songwriters and drummer for the band The Cadillac Black. The Cadillac Black, who have toured with such rock legends as ZZ Top, Lynyrd Skynyrd and most recently Country superstars Eric Church and Brantley Gilbert, will join Dierks Bentley for a handful of dates on his recently extend "Country & Cold Cans" Spring Tour. They've also gained attention in the television licensing community, with songs appearing in promos for the 2011 season of hit Fox series House, as well as the CW's The Vampire Diaries and CBS's CSI:Miami.
Of the new signing, Revelry's AJ Burton comments, "Neil's talents as a multi-instrumentalist who creates tracks and lyrics for various genres is a great addition to the Nettwerk/Revelry team. And the ability to grow a big beard doesn't hurt. We are thrilled to be working with Neil as a songwriter and look forward to the continued success of The Cadillac Black."
Nettwerk's Mark Jowett adds, "We are excited to have signed Neil Mason, who can rock as hard as anyone and then turn on a dime and write gorgeous, sultry songs worthy of Bacharach. We believe his multi-dimensionality will result in a treasure chest of great songs to come."
Nettwerk One publishing client Los Campesinos! appeared on the Late Show With David Letterman last night, where they performed their new single "By Your Hand" off of their latest critically-acclaimed album Hello Sadness. Check it out above.
Download the taster track "All Waters" here:
Nettwerk One Publishing artist Michael Hadres, aka Perfume Genius, will release his new album Put Your Back N 2 It on February 20, 2012 UK label Organs (Turnstile). His debut LP Learning, released in 2010, firmly established Seattle native Hadreas as one of the most singular new voices in music, winning plaudits across the pond, including Guardian, Dazed and Confused and Mojo in the UK, and Pitchfork, Spin Magazine, Interview and more in the US.
Where Learning was stark and confessional however, Put Your Back N 2 It is lush and universal. It sees an expansion of both his thematic and sonic palette, playing as a broad meditation on intimacy, power, family, secrecy and hope, not just through his impressionistic lyrics, but also through the music itself. Check out the taster track "All Waters" here. Perfume Genius will also be heading over to the UK for a clutch of highly anticipated live dates in the spring.
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In preparation for its brand new full-length album coming in 2012, Nettwerk One Publishing client Perfume Genius will be debuting new songs (as well as favorites from Learning) across North America with none other than Beirut in November/December.
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Saturday 11/26 – Providence, RI – Lupo's (with Beirut)
Monday 11/28 – Cleveland, OH – House of Blues (with Beirut)
Wednesday 11/30 – Milwaukee, WI – Turner Hall (with Beirut)
Friday 12/02 – Minneapolis, MN – First Avenue (with Beirut)
Sunday 12/04 – Knoxville, TN – Bijou Theatre (with Beirut)
Monday 12/05 – Asheville, NC – Orange Peel (with Beirut)
Wednesday 12/07 – Athens, GA – The Georgia Theatre (with Beirut)
Thursday 12/08 – Carrboro, NC – Cat's Cradle (with Beirut)
Saturday 12/10 – Pittsburgh, PA – Altar (with Beirut)
Tuesday 12/13 – Washington, DC – 9:30 Club (with Beirut)
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Nettwerk publishing artist Los Campesinos! has just announced plans to release a new album, Hello Sadness. The album comes out November 14 in the UK on Wichita and November 15 in North America on Arts & Crafts. The ten-song album was recorded in Girona, Spain and produced by John Goodmanson, who also worked with the band on their last two albums.
Vocalist Gareth Campesinos! commented, "It feels like we've done all our growing up while in this band. Not like we're Hanson, or anything. But we've been Los Campesinos! since finishing university, and in that time we've all changed as people massively. That's something we want to put across in the music."
Pre-orders are available on the band's website, including a limited edition DVD containing a behind-the-scenes documentary "and a 'How to Play' feature," as well as a CD collecting early demos.
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Nettwerk One Publishing and Island Records Australia recently held their 2nd Annual Bali Songwriting Summit in Ubud, Bali. The summit was conceived and launched last year as a partnership between Nettwerk One Publishing's Peter Coquillard and Island Records Australia's General Manager, Michael Taylor in an effort to bring together some of the hottest artists, writers and producers from around the globe in one of the most culturally unique and artistic locations in the world.
Several esteemed artists and writers of the pop world attended this year's summit, which was held from May 28 – June 5, 2011, including Nick Jonas of Grammy-nominated superstars The Jonas Brothers, Multi-Platinum recording Australian artist Delta Goodrem, #1Billboard hit songwriter Bonnie McKee (Katy Perry, Taio Cruz) and many more (full list of attendees below). In addition to the state-of-the-art recording studios on site, attendees enjoyed several planned events that showcase the best of Bali culture, art, food and music. "Ubud has such a unique rhythm to itself. Giving artists and writers the opportunity to create outside of their normal day-to-day, can be the needed catalyst for truly special songs," say Michael Taylor, GM, A&R / Head Of Island Records Australia, Universal Music Australia.
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Released yesterday, Boots Met My Face by Nettwerk One's Scottish quintet Admiral Fallow, is a joyous, heart-filled, orchestral-tinged and beautifully well-crafted album. Released earlier this year in the UK, the band received tremendous praises, including BBC, NPR, MOJO and Paste Magazine.
Check out lead single, "Subbuteo" HERE
Comprised of lead singer and main writer Louis Abbott, Sarah Hayes, Joe Rattray, Kevin Brolly and Philip Hague, their sets go from simple voice and guitar compositions ("Four Bulbs"), through stomping Wilco-esque tunes to riotous cacophonies of white noise (see "Squealing Pigs" above); their songs about alienation within relationships and experiences of "youth" itself are sung and screamed with utter abandon while the band works themselves into a furious frenzy.
The full album is currently streaming at AOL Spinner, click HERE to listen.
Nettwerk One publishing artist Sam Bisbee is set to debut his highly anticipated artist album you + me = us, co-produced with Dean Baltunolis of The Hold Steady, on May 13. Bisbee will celebrate that evening with a launch party at Joe's Pub in NYC, where he'll perform the entire album with a full band, string section and special guests.
For a free download of a brand new track, visit www.sambisbee.com.
An internationally acclaimed singer and songwriter, Sam's music has been featured on television shows including Private Practice and Damages and in television commercials, including his production of Cat Power's "Hanging on the Telephone" for AT&T. His enduring popularity has held longevity through his career, which began in the 90's with deals with EMI, BMG and Geffen. This is the first album Sam has released since 2008. During that time he signed a publishing deal with Nettwerk Music Group, where he has written songs with Leona Naess, Pete Wentz, Mike Viola (Get Him to the Greek), Justin Hawkins (The Darkness), Delerium, Gary Go, Toby Lightman, Ari Hest, Kevin Griffin (Better Than Ezra) and many more. He produced and co-wrote the album Ready for Reni Lane (released by Universal Motown), as well as wrote the songs for the Slasher Rock Musical directed by Vincent D'onofrio, Don't Go in the Woods, which has just been purchased by Tribeca Films for fall 2011 release. The first song under his duo "Lili and Sam" with Leona Naess has been licensed for a spring European campaign. Sam was also the producer of the film "THE NEW TENANTS" which won the Academy Award for "LIVE ACTION SHORT" in 2010.
Nettwerk One is happy to congratulate writers Dave Richardson and Doug Edwards on the induction of their song "Wildflower" into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame.
"Wildflower" has a rich and profound history, with the lyric ""Let her cry for she's a lady" still standing as an anthem for women around the world. The lyric was written in 1970 by Dave Richardson—then a young policeman in Saanich, BC—as a poem about his girlfriend. Skylark guitarist Doug Edwards composed the music, and "Wildflower" was released in 1973 as the third single from Skylark's first album for Capitol Records.
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In 1973, "Wildflower" was released as an instrumental by Ray Charles' former music director, saxophonist Hank Crawford. It was then released in 1974 by both The New Birth and the O'Jays, and has since been covered an astonishing 70 times by artists including Johnny Mathis, the Neville Brothers, Gary Morris, Colour Me Badd, Blake Shelton and Hong Kong superstar Sandy Lam.
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Nettwerk One Music (NW1) is pleased to announce the creation of a new publishing joint venture with Revelry Music Group in Nashville. The partnership combines Nettwerk international administrative and funding support for the creative team at Revelry--AJ Burton, Greg Gallo and LA-based finance partner Cory Schuelke. In addition, Nettwerk's film and TV licensing team will be representing the catalogue worldwide. The joint venture launches with three new Nashville writer signings: Thom Donovan, Anthony Smith and recent Grammy-nominee Jessie Jo Dillon.
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Whether you are a plein air or studio painter, you need to select and stay with colors and brands that work easily for you. Colors by the same name vary from one manufacturer to the next, making it hard for you to learn how to mix your colors predictably.
Lay out a complete palette each time you paint. Even if you don't think you will need a color, put out a little dab. You may need it for tinting or toning, and if it is not there your color mixes will suffer.
Lay out your palette in the same order every time. This keeps you from dipping into alizarin crimson when you really wanted burnt umber. There are many good layouts—pick what makes sense to you.
I have used the same selection of colors for decades, deleting or adding just a couple, and upgrading to professional grade oil paint when I could afford it. This is my landscape palette, arranged warm to cool, from left to right:
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- Alizarin crimson lake extra (Old Holland), transparent deep violet red, this is actually Quinacridone, a permanent alternative to the old fugitive alizarin crimson.
- Cadmium red light (Old Holland) opaque, dense red with a hint of orange.
- Cadmium barium orange (Grumbacher P-T), opaque, simply a very pleasant orange. Grumbacher paints have a lot more oil and carrier in them, rendering them less intense than Old Holland.
- Cadmium barium yellow pale (Grumbacher P-T) opaque. Sometimes I buy Old Holland lemon yellow instead, but lately I have preferred the weaker Grumbacher because of developing cataracts.
- Yellow ochre light (Old Holland) opaque, an ugly color but invaluable as a mixer!
- Burnt umber (Old Holland) transparent, warm brown, very dark.
- Viridian green deep (Old Holland) transparent, cool deep green. This is the only green on my palette, and is useful in skies as well as in the landscape.
- Ultramarine blue (Old Holland) transparent, deep dark blue with a hint of violet. Usually my only blue.
Additional tubes I rarely use:
- Naples yellow (Old Holland) is on my palette only if I am painting bleached summer grass. For years I got along fine without it, but again—the eye problem seems to create perception problems with yellows and purples (complimentary colors, which I find interesting.)
- Cadmium barium yellow medium (Grumbacher P-T) opaque, nice for wildflowers and mixing some greens.
- Ivory black (Old Holland) is available, but rarely used. It makes nice greens, and in some situations works well to reduce a hue. If over-used it can make a painting look ashy.
Learn which pigments are permanent. Some manufacturers post the pigment's permanence on their website.
Anything with "Hue" in the name is an inferior substitute for the real thing. Better to have a very limited palette of high quality paint than a lot of tubes of trash.
Professional grades of artist oil colors are far superior to student grades. They contain more pigment in proportion to the oil, and are more finely ground. Even if you cannot afford the more expensive cadmiums, you will probably be able to afford the umbers, siennas and ochres which cost very little more in the professional grades. Think of it as "student grade paint is to professional grade paint as margerine is to butter."Comment on or Share this Article →
Light and Atmosphere in Your Painting
Whether you are working with a still life set-up or plein air painting, think of light and atmosphere as closely related entities. Their tone will influence your entire painting. One way of unifying atmosphere is by toning your canvas—staining it, for example, with alizarin crimson for a rosy light, or yellow ochre for golden light, and leaving bits of that stain showing through the painting.
Another method is to use the atmospheric hue throughout the painting, with more in the background and less in the foreground.
A key element in creating atmosphere and unity is moving color around. Bent grasses reflect sky colors. Foreground shadows echo the color of distant mountains. There will be a slight change in hue from bottom to top as you paint a 50' tree.
This is "aerial perspective." However, I find that term cold and unimaginative. I think in terms of light and atmosphere as I paint.
How you interpret what you see is a personal thing. Southern California, being a warm climate, is often painted in warm light. However, I always saw it as cool and silvery. I felt vindicated when reading that some early southern California Impressionists also noted that silvery light. It may be caused by fine dust and sea-salt particles adrift on dry breezes. It does not exist in Oregon, which has an entirely different character to light. Know your light.
Landscape or still life, the color of light and atmosphere will impact your handling of aerial perspective. When you visit an art museum, take a small notebook with you. In it, make notes of how other artists use color to create atmosphere.Comment on or Share this Article →
The Problem with Plein Air Painting is...
Last summer a friend and I scheduled a painting day in Portland's park blocks. We chose a great location with red bistro umbrellas in the middle-ground and plenty of diners and strollers. The park was in deep shade, light was somewhat greenish as it filtered through thick leaves, and the red umbrellas were mostly in shade. Heavily tinted bistro windows appeared stark black. I painted what I saw and was predictably disappointed in the dark result. This is the problem I have with plein air painting: Local color does not always match mood, and mood is the driving force in my paintings.
When Portland Art Museum Rental/Sales Gallery invited a baker's dozen of its artists to a paint-out in the same park, I approached it in a wholly different way. I preselected a site, photographed it, did multiple pencil sketches, and studied the values. The monument of Teddy Roosevelt, which I wanted to feature, was lost in background foliage of the same value. Altering the surrounding foliage to a cheerful light value created the center of interest I wanted. The artist in my painting was actually facing me, but turning her toward the monument created a link between her and the monument. Had I painted her the way I saw her, she would have been the subject of the painting, and Roosevelt, superfluous competition.
I wanted to portray a cheerful, busy day in the park. And while that was exactly what the day provided, it was not what local color and real values provided.
Such high-key oil sketches as these are abnormal for me: I am a landscape painter enamored with shadows and low-contrast. Entirely out of my comfort zone with urban/people painting, I find it necessary to dig deep into the principals that govern my meditative landscape paintings: Composition, color, value—and most of all, mood—pushing one reality to create another.Comment on or Share this Article →
Oil Painting Demo--my approach to painting
Spring Storm
Click on the DEMO tab to learn how I paint in this step-by-step illustrated demo of Spring Storm. In this start-to-finish demo I will tell you what materials I am using and what I am thinking about at each stage of the painting. Brushwork, color theory, botany--it's all covered.Comment on or Share this Article →
Alla Prima Workshop
Yvonne at Fire and Earth Studio, photo by Thomas Kitts
Let me start by saying there was no fluff in Thomas Jefferson Kitts workshop. Painting alla prima, we completed five studies in three days. Kitts challenged us to detect the subtleties of value, hue and chroma. He introduced several of the students to "notan", a concept of value-massing, and gave us a lesson on the Gamblin color system, a variation on Munsell's system.
We painted still lifes from sumptuous arrangements of fresh fruit and flowers. The play of light and shadow through the arrangements gave us opportunities to apply what we learned about value-massing. On the last day, Kitts did a demo painting, then we painted from a model, separating values and color temperature on pale skin.
Kitts, a Portland Oregon artist, ocassionally consults with Gamblin Artist's Oil Colors . Each student got a goodie bag of Gambin products, including an informative DVD on color mixing theory. Following the workshop, I spent a morning reading Gamblin's website--well worth the time. After I photograph my workshop paintings, I'll give more detail about what we covered in class.
One tip: I usually wear smooth-soled SAS shoes. But by the end of the first day, my feet were tired and freezing (this is February in Portland on a concrete floor.) For the rest of the workshop I wore wool sox and hiking shoes with heavy tread. The big spaces in the tread seem to keep shoes from absorbing cold from the floor, while the wool sox provided cushion, warmth, and kept my feet drier. Warm feet at winter workshops are happy feet.
If you are looking for a painting workshop in Portland, Oregon, I heartily recommend Kitts. Plan on working hard, learning a lot, and taking breaks and lunch on the fly--and finishing invigorated. See his paintings and find his workshops at www.thomaskitts.comComment on or Share this Article →
Painting with Primaries I
In a prior post (DVD Review: "Three Landscape Studies" by Scott Christensen, August 22, 2010) I wrote that I would report on my experiments with a palette limited to three colors plus white and black. Frankly, there have been a few duds and some paint-overs with my more extensive palette. I'm not giving up on it, however, because I really like the concept. The following 8x10" oil sketch, using primaries, worked.
These are the colors I am using for my primaries:
- Grumbacher Red
- Old Holland Cadmium Yellow Lemon
- Old Holland Ultramarine Blue
- Old Holland Titanium White
- Grumbacher PT Ivory Black
While these colors differ somewhat from Christensen's palette I am following his basic theory and practice. Only one brush was used, a filbert #4.
This late summer setting is in the little mountain community of Oak Glen, in southern California. While Sharon Rachal painted the beautiful old stone school, I tackled a thoroughly green scene with a charming old shed. As we were cleaning up, Sharon, with a twinkle in her eye, noted I had painted the restrooms.
I selected this view because of the challenge it presented in mixing warm and cool greens in a green-dominant painting. Could I make the greens advance and recede properly? Could I make the shed advance even though it was a cooler green than the surrounding foliage? Could such a green scene be interesting? When faced with a scene to paint, not only do you need to edit out the superfluous distractions, but you need to identify a set of questions or conditions that keep you focused.
I mixed big piles of basic dark and warm light, using these to tint and tone other mixes. There is quite a bit of Grumbacher Red in the sun-lit portion of the green shed. The angle of shadow on the shed is critical to the painting and is repeated in the foreground grass as well as by a tree branch. Note a slight break in the shadow on the shed, which slows the speed of the line and reduces its severity.
This 1.5 hour plein air sketch afforded me greater understanding of primary colors and how to mix them. It also proved a plein air painter can travel lightly by using primaries.Comment on or Share this Article →


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I did see this "Build native GNU/Linux applications: the easy way"
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In the period immediately following the publication in 2004 of photographs from Abu Ghraib, the Department of Defense pledged to fully investigate every allegation of prisoner mistreatment. By 2006, the department was asserting that it had opened some 842 inquiries or investigations. The reports it went on to produce were as thorough and professional as possible under the circumstances, but only a handful resulted in further action. Moreover, their existence obscured the relationship between the alleged abuses and Pentagon policymakers.
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In other words, Obama was suggesting, the perpetrators had been punished and it was time to move on. But interviews conducted by Phillips with people at the core of the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command's efforts on Abu Ghraib show persuasively that the bulk of incidents were never actually investigated or acted on. Among Phillips's more alarming findings:
Fort Bragg is also the headquarters of the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC), which maintains its own detention facilities in both Iraq and Afghanistan. JSOC operations at Camp Nama in Iraq and at the Tor or "Black" prison in Bagram have been the subject of particularly detailed and gruesome allegations of torture and prisoner abuse. A sign posted at Camp Nama read "No Blood, No Foul," suggesting, as the New York Times noted when the story first broke, an official policy of impunity: "If you don't make them bleed, they can't prosecute for it."
When I discussed the issue with Phillips, he highlighted this point: "One thing that shocked me was that the CID/DATF agents that I interviewed said there could be hundreds, if not thousands, of allegations of detainee abuse and torture that likely didn't reach them." The quantum of claims that led to further action and the specific problems that frustrated the DATF investigation—particularly the sense that authorized practices could not be deemed "abuse" no matter how brutal or harmful they were to a prisoner, and the widespread use of security classifications to obstruct inquiries—point to prisoner abuse as a matter of official policy. Today, curiously, the Pentagon even denies the existence of DATF. But the Phillips report amounts to a strong case that "No Blood, No Foul" was more than just a sign on the wall at Camp Nama—it was Pentagon policy.
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Posted October 19, 2012 at 10:24PM
George just has a second class ticket but goes straight to first class.
"His aide tells ticket collector he cannot possibly move and sit with the likes of us in standard class and requests he is allowed to remain in First Class.
"Ticket collector refuses... I am a carriage away from the action ( the reporter) but have asked ticket inspector if he was going to let him stay "no chance"
"£160 for First Class upgrade... aide says no!..
"Breaking news: George Osborne pays £160 to stay in first class!"
You'd think they would have a pass to travel first class on any train.
Will he cut the subsidy to train operators for the embarasment?
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Posted October 21, 2012 at 2:07PM
It's right to have a dose of scepticism about press stories, but I would suggest a similar attitude to official versions of events as put out by rail companies and government departments.
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Posted October 21, 2012 at 3:43PM
The event itself is insignificant
A little like the butterflies wings flapping?
The Tories are being successfully portrayed as toffs at the moment, out of touch with the lives of the common man. If this view continues to gather momentum, the outcome of the next general election will be influenced by it.
Wouldn't it be ironic if a train ticket had more bearing on the outcome of an election than the odd few billions squandered in economic mismanagement.
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Posted October 21, 2012 at 4:15PM
"Wouldn't it be ironic if a train ticket had more bearing on the outcome of an election than the odd few billions squandered in economic mismanagement."
It would be bloody stupid if that had more influence, on the results of an election, than issues that actually matter.
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Posted October 21, 2012 at 4:59PM
"Wouldn't it be ironic if a train ticket had more bearing on the outcome of an election than the odd few billions squandered in economic mismanagement."
The way things are today, that's very much on the cards. People are strongly influenced by what they read, and by what they see on TV news broadcasts. You only have to look at the way some people trustingly swallow what is written in newspapers to realise that it isn't necessarily the big issues that swing elections.
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Posted October 21, 2012 at 6:50PM
"if a train ticket had more bearing on the outcome of an election"
It certainly gave Alec Salmond a rich vein to open his Party conference speech.
It looks as though the 'Tory toffs' idea will be used at every opportunity to ask Scots who they want to be governed by - and with Scots inbuilt dislike (only one Tory MP in all Scotland) will maybe help his cause.
Strangely, it seems that if the present government does well in the next couple of years, and look like being re-elected, Salmond will be very happy as the thought of more years of Tory rule from Westminster may well push people to think Independence is better.
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Posted October 21, 2012 at 8:08PM
This is not the first time Mr Osborne has tried this ploy.
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Posted October 22, 2012 at 3:36AM
Site is slower than concrete setting for me at the moment so I won't try & return to an earlier link to the story where I'm sure I read that "Virgin does not allow upgrades to be bought once your on the train,the passenger risks being dropped off earlier than their purchased stop" or something similar.Besides this,the story is just the media attempting to cast Osborne in the same light as the angry cyclist.If the reporter had tweeted saying Osborne had been booted off the train for trying to travel 1st class with a 2nd class ticket,then there's a story to be told(although I'd still not care a fig)
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Posted October 22, 2012 at 4:02PM
sack the exchequer
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Posted October 25, 2012 at 7:55PM
Halloween soon and things still come back to haunt him.
Quite a good link to the interview at Sky news.
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