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Time is not a line but a dimension, like the dimensions of space. If you can bend space you can bend time also, and if you knew enough and could move faster than light you could travel backward in time and exist in two places at once.
It was my brother Stephen who told me that, when he wore his raveling maroon sweater to study in and spent a lot of time standing on his head so that the blood would run down into his brain and nourish it. I didn't understand what he meant, but maybe he didn't explain it very well. He was already moving away from the imprecision of words.
But I began then to think of time as having a shape, something you could see, like a series of liquid transparencies, one laid on top of another. You don't look back along time but down through it, like water. Sometimes this comes to the surface, sometimes that, sometimes nothing. Nothing goes away.
"Stephen says time is not a line," I say. Cordelia rolls her eyes, as I knew she would.
"So?" she says. This answer pleases both of us. It puts the nature of time in its place, and also Stephen, who calls us "the teenagers," as if he himself is not one. Cordelia and I are riding on the streetcar, going downtown, as we do on winter Saturdays. The streetcar is muggy with twice-breathed air and the smell of wool. Cordelia sits with nonchalance, nudging me with her elbow now and then, staring blankly at the other people with her gray-green eyes, opaque and glinting as metal. She can outstare anyone, and I am almost as good. We're impervious, we scintillate, we are thirteen.
We wear long wool coats with tie belts, the collars turned up to look like those of movie stars, and rubber boots with the tops folded down and men's work socks inside. In our pockets are stuffed the kerchiefs our mothers make us wear but that we take off as soon as we're out of their sight. We scorn head coverings. Our mouths are tough, crayon-red, shiny as nails. We think we are friends.
On the streetcars there are always old ladies, or we think of them as old. They're of various kinds. Some are respectably dressed, in tailored Harris tweed coats and matching gloves and tidy no-nonsense hats with small brisk feathers jauntily at one side. Others are poorer and foreign-looking and have dark shawls wound over their heads and around their shoulders. Others are bulgy, dumpy, with clamped self-righteous mouths, their arms festooned with shopping bags; these we associate with sales, with bargain basements. Cordelia can tell cheap cloth at a glance. "Gabardine," she says. "Ticky-tack."
Then there are the ones who have not resigned themselves, who still try for an effect of glamour. There aren't many of these, but they stand out. They wear scarlet outfits or purple ones, and dangly earrings, and hats that look like stage props. Their slips show at the bottoms of their skirts, slips of unusual, suggestive colors. Anything other than white is suggestive. They have hair dyed straw-blond or baby-blue, or, even more startling against their papery skins, a lusterless old-fur-coat black. Their lipstick mouths are too big around their mouths, their rouge blotchy, their eyes drawn screw-jiggy around their real eyes. These are the ones most likely to talk to themselves. There's one who says "mutton, mutton," over and over again like a song, another who pokes at our legs with her umbrella and says "bare naked."
This is the kind we like best. They have a certain gaiety to them, a power of invention, they don't care what people think. They have escaped, though what it is they've escaped from isn't clear to us. We think that their bizarre costumes, their verbal tics, are chosen, and that when the time comes we also will be free to choose.
"That's what I'm going to be like," says Cordelia. "Only I'm going to have a yappy Pekinese, and chase kids off my lawn. I'm going to have a shepherd's crook."
"I'm going to have a pet iguana," I say, "and wear nothing but cerise." It's a word I have recently learned.
Now I think, what if they just couldn't see what they looked like? Maybe it was as simple as that: eye problems. I'm having that trouble myself now: too close to the mirror and I'm a blur, too far back and I can't see the details. Who knows what faces I'm making, what kind of modern art I'm drawing onto myself? Even when I've got the distance adjusted, I vary. I am transitional; some days I look like a worn-out thirty-five, others like a sprightly fifty. So much depends on the light, and the way you squint.
I eat in pink restaurants, which are better for the skin. Yellow ones turn you yellow. I actually spend time thinking about this. Vanity is becoming a nuisance; I can see why women give it up, eventually. But I'm not ready for that yet.
Lately I've caught myself humming out loud, or walking along the street with my mouth slightly open, drooling a little. Only a little; but it may be the thin edge of the wedge, the crack in the wall that will open, later, onto what? What vistas of shining eccentricity, or madness?
There is no one I would ever tell this to, except Cordelia. But which Cordelia? The one I have conjured up, the one with the rolltop boots and the turned-up collar, or the one before, or the one after? There is never only one, of anyone.
If I were to meet Cordelia again, what would I tell her about myself? The truth, or whatever would make me look good?
Probably the latter. I still have that need.
I haven't seen her for a long time. I wasn't expecting to see her. But now that I'm back here I can hardly walk down a street without a glimpse of her, turning a comer, entering a door. It goes without saying that these fragments of her-a shoulder, beige, camel's-hair, the side of a face, the back of a leg-belong to women who, seen whole, are not Cordelia.
I have no idea what she would look like now. Is she fat, have her breasts sagged, does she have little gray hairs at the comers of her mouth? Unlikely: she would pull them out. Does she wear glasses with fashionable frames, has she had her lids lifted, does she streak or tint? All of these things are possible: we've both reached that borderline age, that buffer zone in which it can still be believed such tricks will work if you avoid bright sunlight.
I think of Cordelia examining the growing pouches under her eyes, the skin, up close, loosened and crinkled like elbows. She sighs, pats in cream, which is the right kind. Cordelia would know the right kind. She takes stock of her hands, which are shrinking a little, warping a little, as mine are. Gnarling has set in, the withering of the mouth; the outlines of dewlaps are beginning to be visible, down toward the chin, in the dark glass of subway windows. Nobody else notices these things yet, unless they look closely; but Cordelia and I are in the habit of looking closely.
She drops the bath towel, which is green, a muted sea-green to match her eyes, looks over her shoulder, sees in the mirror the dog's-neck folds of skin above the waist, the buttocks drooping like wattles, and, turning, the dried fern of hair. I think of her in a sweatsuit, sea-green as well, working out in some gym or other, sweating like a pig. I know what she would say about this, about all of this. How we giggled, with repugnance and delight, when we found the wax her older sisters used on their legs, congealed in a little pot, stuck full-of bristles. The grotesqueries of the body were always of interest to her.
I think of encountering her without warning. Perhaps in a worn coat and a knitted hat like a tea cosy, sitting on a curb, with two plastic bags filled with her only possessions, muttering to herself. Cordelia! Don't you recognize me? I say. And she does, but pretends not to. She gets up and shambles away on swollen-feet, old socks poking through the holes in her rubber boots, glancing back over her shoulder.
There's some satisfaction in that, more in worse things. I watch from a window, or a balcony so I can see better, as some man chases Cordelia along the sidewalk below me, catches up with her, punches her in the ribs—I can't handle the face—throws her down. But I can't go any farther.
Better to switch to an oxygen tent. Cordelia is unconscious. I have been summoned, too late, to her hospital bedside. There are flowers, sickly smelling, wilting in a vase, tubes going into her arms and nose, the sound of terminal breathing. I hold her hand. Her face is puffy, white, like an unbaked biscuit, with yellowish circles under the closed eyes. Her eyelids don't flicker but there's a faint twitching of her fingers, or do I imagine it? I sit there wondering whether to pull the tubes out of her arms, the plug out of the wall. No brain activity, the doctors say. Am I crying? And who would have summoned me?
Even better: an iron lung. I've never seen an iron lung, but the newspapers had pictures of children in iron lungs, back when people still got polio. These pictures-the iron lung a cylinder, a gigantic sausageroll of metal, with a head sticking out one end of it, always a girl's head, the hair flowing across the pillow, the eyes large, nocturnal-fascinated me, more than stories about children who went out on thin ice and fell through and were drowned, or children who played on the railroad tracks and had their arms and legs cut off by trains. You could get polio without knowing how or where, end up in an iron lung without knowing why. Something you breathed in or ate, or picked up from the dirty money other people had touched. You never knew.
The iron lungs were used to frighten us, and as reasons why we couldn't do things we wanted to. No public swimming pools, no crowds in summer. Do you want to spend the rest of your life in an iron lung? they would say. A stupid question; though for me such a life, with its inertia and pity, had its secret attractions.
Cordelia in an iron lung, then, being breathed, as an aceordian is played. A mechanical wheezing sound comes from around her. She is fully conscious, but unable to move or speak. I come into the room, moving, speaking. Our eyes meet.
Excerpted from Cat's Eye by Margaret Atwood. Copyright © 1988 by O. W. Toad, Ltd. Excerpted by permission of Anchor, a division of Random House LLC. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
MARGARET ATWOOD is the author of more than forty books--novels, short stories, poetry, literary criticism, social history, and books for children. Atwood's work is acclaimed internationally and has been published around the world. Her novels include The Handmaid's Tale; Cat's Eye; The Robber Bride; Alias Grace; The Blind Assassin, winner of the Booker Prize; and her celebrated MaddAddam Trilogy: Oryx and Crake, The Year of the Flood, and MaddAddam. Her books of short fiction include Moral Disorder and Stone Mattress. Margaret Atwood lives in Toronto with novelist Graeme Gibson.
Visit www.margaretatwood.ca.
Q: What about your early life might have influenced you to become a writer?
A: I grew up in the north under rather isolated circumstances, spending most of my early life in a forest with no electricity, no running water, without any radio or movies, and before television. I was read to a lot as a child. There were always books in the house, and they were my entertainment. They were what you did when it was raining, they were the escape, they were the extended family. So it was a natural step from loving books to writing them.
Q: Cat's Eye is perceived as your most personal novel. Is there any truth to that statement?
A: In some ways, yes. Cat's Eye draws on more semi-autobiographical elements than any of my other novels--the time period and the place, primarily. But in many other ways, it's fiction.
Q: Do you consider Cat's Eye a novel that might advance your reputation as a feminist writer or one that might challenge it?
A: If by "feminist" you mean that I write about women--though not exclusively--the answer is yes. Cat's Eye is about the underside of little girlhood and about the intricate ways adult women's attitudes evolve from our ambiguous childhood friendships. But if you mean that I see all women as good and all men as bad, then the answer is no. Feminists haven't attacked Cat's Eye much; they too were little girls.
1. What does Margaret Atwood's novel Cat's Eye say about the nature of childhood and the development of adolescent friendships? Is there a gender influenced difference in cruelty between boys as opposed to cruelty as expressed by girls? At what point does adolescent meanness become pathological?
2. In the opening line of the novel, the narrator, artist Elaine Risley, who returns to the city of her birth for a retrospective of her painting, observes: "Time is not a line but a dimension, like the dimensions of space . . . if you knew enough and could move faster than light you could travel backward in time and exist in two places at once." How do you interpret this statement? Why does Elaine return to Toronto and what does she hope to accomplish? Was the trip necessary? If so, why? What role does this return play in the structure of the novel?
3. Elaine is haunted by Cordelia, her "best friend" and the tormentor of her childhood. All predators must have a motive. What benefit did Cordelia receive out of tormenting Elaine? What weakness in Elaine made her particularly vulnerable to Cordelia? Why did she continue to play such importance in Elaine's adult life?
4. Discuss the impact of the type of parenting received by Elaine, Cordelia, and their third friend, Grace. At one point Elaine's mother tells her that she does not have to be with the girls that are tormenting her. Is her mother in any way responsible for what happened to Elaine? What role do you feel parents should play in helping resolve childhood conflicts or in protecting their children?
5. Early in the novel, Elaine is warned by her first new friend, Carol, not to go down into the ravine: "There might be men there." Discuss the significance of this warning, taking into account the later incident between the girls at the ravine. What does this say about our ability to apprehend danger? In what other Atwood novels does she explore the nature of evil and its relationship to gender?
6. Why do you think Elaine became an artist? What is the significance that she did so? Do artists use life experiences in ways nonartists do not?
7. Many of Atwood's themes are first explored in her poetry. We have included two poems from The Circle Game, her award-winning first volume of poetry, published in 1966. How are some of the themes of these poems later developed in Cat's Eye? Atwood is one of the few writers who is successful as both a poet and a novelist. Can you think of others?
8. A review of Cat's Eye by Judith Thurman suggests that a connection exists between sex and childhood games. Discuss this, as well as the significance of the book's title.


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Looking back we had an amazing year in 2014 filled with memories of a magical transformation into a working (paid) live band with singing girls. We accomplished so much more than we ever assumed going into it. Working Class Hussys performed in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. We were on many radio stations sometimes we were live and several of our songs were played in the tri-state area. We also had press in online and offline publications. We had a freaking billboard on Route 1 in Princeton! We couldn't have done any of this without our extended team whom we'd like to thank profusely and mention here.
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If you've ever been to a banquet, you know it's a unique experience that any firearms enthusiast doesn't want to miss. But if you've somehow never attended one, imagine a room full of friendly, generous Second Amendment supporters getting together to have dinner, play games, and take home exclusive auction items all in the name of raising money for the shooting sports.
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Fairfax, Virginia - Volunteers are the backbone of Friends of NRA. We would not be able to raise tens of millions of dollars for the shooting sports each year without the thousands of men and women who donate their time to put on 1,000 banquets across the country.
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We're expecting another great year for the grassroots program that strives to help our shooting sports traditions. Friends of NRA's continued success is all thanks to its dedicated volunteers throughout the United States. Without their support to organize, advertise, and run each and every banquet, the fundraising effort would be reduced to a handful of events - far below the nearly 1,000 held this year.
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Friends of NRA banquets are full of great people who support the Second Amendment and want to raise money for local, state and national shooting sports programs. Each event is run by our absolutely dedicated volunteers. Without their help, Friends of NRA would not be able to have such reach across the country or make as much of an impact on the future of our shooting sports heritage as we do today.
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With more than 1,000 banquets being held annually by dedicated volunteers like you, the funds raised at Friends of NRA banquets make a real difference. Half of all money raised at a banquet goes right back into grants for local shooting sports programs and the other half supports programs with a national scope. Besides all the good they do, they're a whole lot of fun.
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this is actually the cutest game i have ever played but i can't upload my profile/cover photos in diary, it always takes me back into phone home screen and it says line play unfortunately stopped. please fix it?
I think you should make all hairstyles have an option for any color. & u should add freckles to the face shop.
Well.... ya I like it my friends told me about it and well ya I like it but when I tried it but it won't give me the verification code please fix that and I will give it five five stars.
Some of my friends in my friends list are dissapearing, I tried to search them in my friends list but its totally dissapearing, but when I tried to search them at the invite... I found their names but not like being unfriend or something like that or whatever... but the options in their profile shows that they're still friends.. so that means no unfriend.. this is really weird. Overall please fix
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Shanahan: No 11-on-11 drills for RG3 -- yet
Cousins shines in Redskins preseason opener
RICHMOND – As expected, the next phase of Robert Griffin III's recovery is set to begin as the team reconvenes at the Bon Secours Washington Redskins Training Center following Thursday's victory in Tennessee.
But it doesn't sound like 11-on-11 drills will be a part of that next phase, at least not immediately.
"Well, what we'll do for a couple days is get him some walkthroughs at the start of practice with our offense," Shanahan said in Nashville. "So we'll give him some walkthrough that he hasn't gotten. It won't be against any defense, but that will be the first step."
Saturday's practice – the first open to the media and public since Tuesday – is set to begin at 2 p.m., or an hour later than originally scheduled.
Since the start of training camp, Griffin has been limited to individual and 7-on-7 drills as he recovers from reconstructive knee surgery. He has yet to take part in the more strenuous 11-on-11 drills, which feature a pass rush.
Asked if the team had established a date for Griffin to begin participating in 11-on-11 drills, Shanahan said, "No."


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Andrea Langworthy's column: A hero among us
A friend of mine once told me she thinks I am addicted to "the stories." Not soap operas or a book of short pieces by Hemingway but the narratives of people's lives.
Are you like me? Do you sit in a coffee shop or walk down the street and wonder what the deal is with the teary-eyed woman staring out the window or the man rushing past you so fast he almost spins you around?
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Hi. Building a RIMS system and I dont want to permenantly hard wire my thermocouple probe to the back of the PID. I know thermocouple wire is kind of special, but I have some bad thermocouples with wires still on them i can use as pigtails. My question is, if this wire is so special, would adding a male/female disconnect between the TC and the PID cause an issue? I was thinking a typical headphone panel mount jack on the PID side and a headphone jack solder plug on the TC side.
Thinking this http://www.amazon.com/Rean-NYS231-3-...ref=pd_sim_e_1
and thishttp://www.amazon.com/3-5mm-Stereo-P...d_bxgy_e_img_y
You need a special connector when using a thermocouple. The headphone Jack most likely won't work
you should be very careful when extending/changing the wiring on a thermocouple.. it is very critical that both leads are of the exact same material, and of a known resistance (ie: if you add a switch or connection in between, you are changing the impedance).
RTD's are far more robust when it comes to what I think you woudl like to do.. your pid should support a PT100, and they are not that expensive.
Same question here. I will be ordering an Auber SYL-2352 and planned on using a K-type thermocouple but this would be a better option with the deluxe cable so it's removable?http://www.auberins.com/index.php?ma...roducts_id=246
You don't have to worry about using a different material for splicing thermocouple wire provided the material being used is the same on both sides (for example, using a copper barrel splice) and the transition from thermocoiple wire to splice material and back again happens at the same temperature.
A thermocouple is actually just 2 dissimilar metals joined together. Any time you join 2 dissimilar metals, they will create a small electric current that is proportional to the temperature of the coupling.
What this means is when you transition the thermocouple wire to copper, you are creating one thermocouple and another on the transition back. If the same material is used , and the same temperature occurs at both junctions, they cancel each other out.
They make something called a uniform temperature reference which basically does this, only the transition back to thermocouple wire doesn't happen. This allows cheaper copper wire to be used instead of thermocouple wire when you have several temperature measurements in a single remote location.
Hope this helps
I'm not insane, my mother had me tested.
I used a headphone type disconnect for my RTD, cheap and effective.
Use the auberins or other RTD with the panel disconnect or use a TC without any disconnects for an accurate temp reading.
I was thinking about this more, and if the issue is different types of metals creating a reaction and throwing off the temperature then how is it possible to connect the thermocouple to the PID at all? The wires crimp onto lug connectors. These lugs, I assume, are standard lugs not made out of specific material. Then, the lugs are screwed onto metal screws on the PID, which, again I assume are not made out of specifica materials. THEN....inside the PID there is traces and connections on the boards before it actually gets to its final destination in the logic, right?
How does this work? Its the same concept as cutting the cable in the middle and soldering in a copper wire. The metal type changes two or three times already between the sensor itself and the inside of the PID.


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Cooler Covers
jenni_caNovember 11, 2007
Do you use those big bottles of water? The kind they deliver to you?
Look at these....what a cool way to disguise them.
They just slip over the bottle.
I don't even know if there is a pattern. If you sew it would be simple to figure out tho.
I don't even know if there is a pattern. If you sew it would be simple to figure out tho.
Just a circle for the top and the fabric to go around. The back is open, the fabric meets but is closed with velcro.
Just take the measurements off a bottle and there you go.
I made one for DDIL. I cut an appropriate sized circle for the top and a long rectangle for the sides. I sewed the short sides of the rectangle together after I put my decorations on. I put a casing in the bottom and then sewed the "tube" to the top circle, and ran elastic in the bottom casing!! Presto, a cover that can't slide off!


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Facing The Giants
Men of Vision
7 March 2015
I have been praying for a good topic to speak about and since I or we have many giants that have been trying to take us down I figured what better topic than from the movie Facing the Giants.
We all will face giants at one time or another in our lives. By giants, I am speaking of what seem to be insurmountable problems and issues. We try to fell these giants, but often they seem to only grow stronger with the passing of time.
It could be a giant of fear. Or it might be a giant of some type of personal sin that you fall into again and again. It might be the sin of pride or envy or gluttony or lust or something else.
In a related way, your giant might be one of addiction, something that has a grip on your life. Then again, it could be a giant of threat that is taunting you today. Someone has slandered you. A lawsuit has been filed against you. Maybe there is even a threat against your very life.
Or it might be a different kind of giant altogether, like an unbelieving spouse or a prodigal child. You have prayed for them. You have asked the Lord to reach them, yet they seem to become more hardened by sin as the years pass by. You find yourself wondering how you will ever overcome this.
So how do we deal with giants? We find the answer in the Old Testament account of David and Goliath. Most of us are familiar with the story.
What a victory it was as David boldly defeated the giant Goliath, armed only with a slingshot and five smooth stones. The will of the Philistines was broken. The Israelites were reinvigorated. And it was all because a little shepherd boy answered the call of God and cut down the giant.
So what can we learn from this story about facing off with our own giants in life?
One - recognize that we all have giants. We all face severe hardships, seemingly insurmountable obstacles and temptations. We all have problems. We all have temptations.
We read in 1 Corinthians 10:13, "The temptations in your life are no different from what others experience. And God is faithful. He will not allow the temptation to be more than you can stand. When you are tempted, he will show you a way out so that you can endure" (nlt).
While it is true we all have giants, it is also true that every giant can be defeated. After all, giants rarely start out that way.
Goliath was not always a giant. He was not always 9-feet-6-inches tall. He was once a baby. And with the passing of time and the nurture of others, the baby became a child. And the child became a teenager. And the teenager became a man. And the man turned into a giant.
In the same way, giants often begin quite small. When we have a big sin in our lives, it started as a little sin that was allowed, nurtured, fed, and even encouraged, and then became a giant that taunts us. It started with a so-called Christian liberty that we proclaimed and is now getting the best of us.
In time, little things become big things.
Two - realize that the battle belongs to the Lord. David told Goliath, "This is the Lord's battle, and he will give you to us!" (1 Samuel 17:47). That is why giants defeat us again and again—because we face them in our own strength and we lose. We need to realize this is the Lord's battle.
Three - attack your giant. Goliath had come into the actual territory of the Israelites. He had crossed their line. He was taunting them. And if you tolerate a Goliath, he will take over your territory. He will come right up on your doorstep.
That is why you don't run from giants. You don't negotiate with them. You attack them. The Bible tells us, "As Goliath moved closer to attack, David quickly ran out to meet him" (1 Samuel 17:48). As the enemy drew closer, David ran right at him.
Whatever your giant may be, force it into the light of day. Stop rationalizing it. Stop excusing it. Realize you can't defeat it in your own strength.
Call on God and pray for His power, and then attack it. Draw lines and be accountable to others. Stay away from people or situations where you would be easily tempted. And don't let that giant back into your life again.
BUILD YOUR STONE WALL, DIG IN, HOLD YOUR GROUND and DO NOT LET THAT GIANT CROSS YOUR GOAL LINE. Stay in prayer, read God's word, learn Gods word, follow Gods Word, and Share God's word with others.
Finally, trust in the Lord. Don't look at God in the light of your giant. Instead, look at your giant in the light of God.
Close: PSALM 18:2
"The Lord is my rock, my fortress, and my savior; my God is my rock, in whom I find protection. He is my shield, the power that saves me, and my place of safety.
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My cell phone rang this past week with an excited call from a friend who manages the AAA office in Manteca. She was telling me that her company had just come out with a new community service for its customers – an immediate replacement of a car damaged in a traffic collision.
Jerry McNerney had just been recently elected to Congress in 2006.
Giving thanks for 30 days on Facebook in written meditation is the result of a peace officer looking for a silver lining every day.
Here's a new one in the never-ending battle over illegal immigration: There is now a fear the infamous Arizona law will prompt illegal immigrants and drug traffickers from Arizona to relocate to California.
The holidays officially kick off on Thursday.
• Lathrop Road is already a designated truck route.
Hiram Johnson - the reform minded governor from the early 20th century - would be disgusted with what the government oversight commission he helped create to keep corrupt railroads in line has morphed into.
Earthjustice is pressing the federal government to enforce its rules when it comes to clean air attainment for the San Joaquin Valley.
"God must really love poor people because, otherwise, he would not have made so many." - Fifteen words that Abraham Lincoln scholars contend the Great Emancipator never said but are attributed anyway by many to the 16th President of the United States
Cost recovery could quickly become the Pandora's Box of Manteca politics.
Everything you need to know about government you can learn at Kids Zone.
Joe DeAngelis can be entertaining.
One size does not fit all.
Spreckels Avenue is Manteca's street of the future.
The family running Delicato Winery is the epitome of character demonstrating what is right in our world – specifically what is right in Manteca – quietly setting a high standard in their everyday operations that other firms could well emulate.
Abercrombie & Fitch isn't exactly a retailer known for modesty.
The spaghetti dinner for the Jeff Gonsalez Memorial Scholarship is today from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at the Manteca High cafeteria. Takeout meals are available. Adults are $8 and children 12 and under $5. For tickets call April at 403.1956 or Wilma at 823.4938. Tickets are also available at the door.
Capistrano has its swallows. Pier 39 has its sea lions. And Manteca has its gophers.
Let's be honest.
Those beautiful blue eyes.
Copperopolis residents are worried sick.
The FESM Fish Dinner is Friday, Feb. 27, at the FESM Hall, 240 N. Main St., Manteca with takeout from 5 to 6 p.m. The doors for the sit-down dinner open at 6 with a dinner of lingcod fish, potatoes, bread, salad, and dessert served at 7 p.m. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for children 6 to 12. For tickets contact Frank at 209.595.3558.
The Great Dog Park Debate is back.
The 87th annual Academy Awards shouldn't be confused with entertainment.
There will be 301 Manteca residents who will not die by the end of this year thanks to vaccines.
Wal-Mart workers are getting a pay raise.
"Welcome to the very first episode of the Central Valley Beat. I am Nina Frisby and…"
Almond Blossom Festival is here! Start your weekend right with some tasty breakfast. Ripon Grange #511 is holding its 53rd annual Almond Blossom Pancake Breakfast on Saturday, Feb. 21, from 6 to 10 a.m. at the Grange Hall, 827 Ripona Ave., Ripon. Tickets for adults are $7 when purchased in advance or $8 at the door. Please call Helen at 209.599.7110 for more information.
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Red rum reduxe
Dr. Zissou or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Shark
HAL Remastered
For the upcoming digitally restored theatrical re-release of Kubrick's classic Sci-Fi film, 2001: A Space Odyssey (previously, and previously) a beautiful new trailer for the movie has been put together by the British Film Institute. Via Polygon.
All play and no work makes Stanley a dull boy.
"Dangerous … an evil thing about an evil thing."
The Truths Behind 'Dr. Strangelove' Eric Schlosser, author of Command and Control (previously), celebrates the 50th anniversary of the release of Dr. Strangelove by looking into the plausibility of the movie's premise.
"Yeah, they're dead. They're all messed up."
BBC Radio 4's 'The Film Programme' talks to George A Romero. 'Forty five years after the release of genre-defining Night of the Living Dead, Francine Stock talks to the director George A Romero about inventing the undead zombie and where he might unearth horror in contemporary society. Plus why he doesn't rate Stanley Kubrick as a horror director.' [SL BBC Radio 4 episode] [more inside]
Why wouldn't Blind Joe Death be in the shot?
Alex in the Chelsea Drug Store. A frame-by-frame archeology of the records and magazines in the Chelsea Drug Store scene of A Clockwork Orange. [NSFW]
A selection of Kubrick's photojournalism
beanplating spatial geometry in The Shining
It was like I'd been here before. I mean we've all had feelings of déjà vu but this was ridiculous. It's almost like I knew what was going to be around every corner.
I Have Seen The Future, And The Future Is Jar-Jar
Many would agree that the advent of CGI has made movies worse, not better. Blogger Gin and Tacos makes the argument eloquently: "The fundamental problem is that CGI, rather that being a tool that allows directors to explore new creative possibilities, just enables laziness."
Stanley Kubrick's Chicago, 1949
Stanley Kubrick Video Tribute
A Stanley Kubrick Odyssey - A Video Tribute (NSFW) (If you want to bypass the Youtube adult content screen, the embedded version here should work, as well as possibly the inline Metafilter player.) [more inside]
Christiane reminisces about Stanley
Christiane Kubrick, widow of film director Stanley Kubrick, talks with the Guardian about her marriage to the film director, his lost project about the Holocaust, and his love of the waltz [via | Flash req'd].
Duval is a patzer.
Playing Chess with Kubrick. Or, How Writing About Arthur C. Clarke Can Get You A Gig Writing About Bobby Fischer for Playboy.
The letters of Stanley Kubrick
"Dear Mr Clarke... I had been a great admirer of your books for quite a time and had always wanted to discuss with you the possibility of doing the proverbial really good science-fiction movie." Excerpts from the letters of Stanley Kubrick. [more inside]
Stanley Kubrick Revealed
The Hidden Stanley Kubrick. In the nine years following Stanley Kubrick's death on March 7, 1999, several of his collaborators have written and spoken about their experiences working with this notoriously reclusive filmmaker. Their reminiscences shed light on aspects of Kubrick's family life, private thoughts and work habits, and make for fascinating reading and viewing. Those who've shared their reflections include Michael Herr (co-screenwriter, "Full Metal Jacket"); Leon Vitali (actor, "Barry Lyndon" and Kubrick's personal assistant for nearly 25 years); Ian Watson (credited with the "screen story" for "A.I.: Artificial Intelligence"); and Brian Aldiss (who helped to develop the story for "A.I."). Peter Bogdanovich gathered together the impressions of others who worked with Kubrick on various projects over the legendary director's career. [more inside]
2001: An Adapted Odyssey
Scans from Jack Kirby's comic book adaptation of 2001: A Space Odyssey. Here are some scans of his sketches as well. You can read more about the adaptation here and here. (via)
Wierd tiles worldwide
"Murder all journalists, I beg you!" That's just one of the strange phrases that have appeared on tiles embedded in roads in locations as diverse as Cleveland and South America. The tiles also contain cryptic phrases regarding Stanley Kubrick and English historian Arnold Toynbee. Strange stuff.
one: a space odyssey
one: a space odyssey here's a wonderful little film that manages to do kubrick's 2001: a space odyssey in exactly a minute with lego. it's only flaw is it brevity, but it does cover all the major plot points cleanly. enjoy it on this lazy friday.
Problem. Proposed solution : nominate a few films, Gladiator, Erin Brokovich and so on. And let Stanley Kubrick's disowned Sparticus take the top 5-6 Oscars. Just shows that god's worst film is still better than tripe created today.
This script for Stanley Kubrick's never-made film "Napolean"
This script for Stanley Kubrick's never-made film "Napolean" probably won't be online for long.
In other news - Spielberg hijacks project (A.I.) from Kubrick's grave, hacks it and Casts Robin Williams....
Williams? Williams? I'm going to go out and kill SS myself.
Williams? Williams? I'm going to go out and kill SS myself.
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I worked at Lehman Brothers
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some people didn't do their work.
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No room for growth as of nowAdvice to ManagementAdvice
more hands on projectsApproves of CEO
I worked at Lehman BrothersPros
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Care for employees
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Great Co-Workers
Great Charity Work
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#Digital #Vectors Look what i did.Just a thing i worked on during Photography class.The teacher even helped me on it.Its not finished, just an idea i had.Photoshop CS6
#Digital #Canon #Gallery #Taking commissions http://peichenphilip.deviantart.com/art/They-Love-Apple-425152530?q=gallery%3APeichenPhilip&qo=0
#Digital #Canon #Gallery #Critique wanted This took me about 2 hours in GIMP with a quick finger on the screencap button. Some cleanup editing, a brush stroke, and a quote I saw on facebook earlier today, made it something I felt like displaying. I'm wondering what /art/ thinks of it.
Here it is again without the quote added
>>127104and again before adding the brush stroke
#Digital #Canon #Gallery #Critique wanted Made this in about an hour in Paint Tool Sai.You can blame MS Paint for the horrible text, I don't have good programs xDI'd appreciate some critiques, I want to do all I can to be a better artist :D
Oh, yeah. Have some Doctor Whooves while you're at it :D
>>127098Dang it. I'm new to the whole chan thing, I always mess up >.<
#Traditional #Canon #Gallery #Taking requests I accidentally deleted my last thread from my modile phone (how dumb i am!!) so, i'll start a new one but i'll have to reupload every sketch from my deleted thread. the rules are simple:- No OC requests- No Rule 63 requests- You may request as many times as you want- Not all the requests that can be done, just some of them- You may digitalize your request or one of my sketches if you want, to the condition to give me credits, of courseFollow me on DA: http://cloudshadezer0.deviantart.com/
Hidden just so it doesn't mess up your galleryWow. How is it you artist folk do it?! It must be some kind of in-born ability or practice since childhood! When I try and learn to draw, I can look at a method of drawing (say from the side view) and then draw a few mediocre drawings and with some practice, some good ones. But then I can't draw them from any other angle! I have to go and learn how to draw them from that specific angle! Guys like you seem to be able to look at a pony, study their dimensions once and POOF! Yoou know how to draw them in any position because you know what their shape is! I don't seem to have that kind of far sight! I can't take it!ahem. Pardon for all that up there. Quick question; is there some kind of secret method to realizing how to draw a pony in any position besides learning each position separately? Am I doomed to draw mediocre because I don't have that vision?Also, would you draw Twilight soaring over the ocean with some kind of water wall trailing up behind her like when a jet flies low over water? Thx!
#Traditional #Canon #Gallery #Taking requests #Critique wanted I got some pencils, paper and crayola colored pencils for Xmas and thought I'd try drawing a pony. Unfortunately damned scanner won't work and I have to make do with an off-brand MP3 player's camera. Feel free to crit, I may take requests (but I doubt they'll be any good) and can someone help me fix my damned scanner?
with the scanner connected, go to "devices and printers" before starting your scan. Don't try to do it from the scanner itself.If possible, when you click "start scan" get a preview first to make sure you've got it all.
>>127083Oh yeah, I can do that. I was just hitting the scan button on the thing before.Is this board normally this slow?
Finally got my scanner working. We have the CelestiaOf course trying to fit a 9x12 picture in an A4 frame is a tad tricky.
#Digital #Canon #OCs #Gallery #Critique wanted Well, lately i've been trying to adapt to new art styles using pony. My favorite new style is using this type of shading, of course i haven't even tried using it on one of the mane six's yet. I would love some criticism on how i can improve.I will post more pictures of my different art styles if requested and my progress as an artist.Program used: Firealpaca
>>126860Like your style:)
#Alterations #OCs #Event #Critique wanted order now
#Digital #Gallery #Critique wanted Hey, a friend of mine made a Rainbow Dash Wallpaper, check it out ;)http://jannikaj.deviantart.com/art/Rainbow-Dash-Drawing-Wallpaper-422894747?ga_submit_new=10%253A1388269261&ga_type=edit&ga_changes=1&ga_recent=1
#Discussion Flutterbat Brushie Brushie NOW!!
Because chances are that having a thread on /art will eventually motivate us into doing something constructive!We'll post photos & scans of our works and let's see what happens! >Squeak! Imaginary lemonade at imaginary price of 1 imaginary bit per imaginary cup. Because imagination is important folks!
>>126978hair looks abit weird,but other then that looks very good for a pencil-drawn image
>>126978Hm, would you let me do a digital paintover?
>>126979Thanks! First time I did something like that ever, so I must admit I'm feeling pretty good for myself.>>127003Go for it! Remember to show me the result :3
Hey there! I just recently started making pony art. I have a deviantart page for my ponysona and it's all basically in character and most of my drawings are about her daily life. Her name is Somerset (Summer for short) and she's a printmaker who is new to Ponyville.This first drawing is of the "Obligatiory Pinkie breaks into your house to welcome you to Ponyville party."DA: http://one-real-summer.deviantart.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/One_Real_SummerLast edited at Mon, Dec 23rd, 2013 18:14
I ship my OC with Kimi Sparkle :PIt's really tongue in cheek and I'm basically just playing off of Luna shipping her OC with Ropony Kenshin in Friendship is Witchcraft's Lunar Slandar. (But I do have to say Kimi and Summer actually make for an adorable couple)
I was TRYING to make this really bad and weeaboo, but somehow it ended up getting more faves on DA than anything else I've drawn T___TIn Kimi's wishlist for season 4, she suggested the mane cast go to Japan for an episode to learn about the culture and then proceeded to list a bunch of stereotypical things an anime fan who knows nothing about real Japanese culture would say. This drawing is a reference to that; an onsen episode is the most cliche anime thing I could think of.
Summer teaching the OC of an IRL friend of mine about lithography.
>>126920As a pegasister and member of Anonymous, I like this pic of yours very much! Squee :3
lol, neat. I like the effect of the colors in the mustaches/eyebrows on Twi and Dash. Does it take away form the anonymous effect to have guy fawkes masks which are customized, though? I wonder if we will ever see one of these at a rally.
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#Digital #Comics #Canon #OCs #Gallery #Discussion #Taking requests #Critique wanted All my art goes here.Criticism is highly encouraged! Be as mean as must so I can improve! Also it's completely fine for you guys to post your art in here for any reason you want, whether it's for criticism or to show off, I would love to see stuff from you guys :DAny questions on anything such as the story or why it looks the way it does for any drawings are completely welcome here! Hate on anything I post here is also completely welcome.I will do requests a lot so post your OC and since I'm always looking for something to draw, I will probably do it. Request guidelinesNo Rule 34Gore/Grimdark is fine with meHaving multiple characters is fine, but don
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wanna have your hand at Creative Flow?It will be nice practice for the different body type :3
If you are still taking requests, could you maybe draw me a smirking unicorn skull over a four leaved clover?Last edited at Sat, Apr 6th, 2013 11:34
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2015 The NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series
Race 3 of 24:
Location: Gainesville, Florida
Race Date: March 13-15, 2015
(GAINESVILLE, Fla.) March 16, 2015–Tony Pedregon and his American Racing Funny Car Race Team qualified 13th this past weekend at the Amalie Motor Oil Gatornationals in Gainesville, Florida, but exited the race early after a close first round loss.
In the first round of competition Tony Pedregon faced Tim Wilkerson. Pedregon was out of the gate and led most of the way, but Wilkerson grabbed the win by the slightest of margins –MOV 0.0259 seconds Pedregon had the third quickest time of all Funny Cars in the first round, but in this match up Pedregon came up just short with an E.T. 4.094 at 306.26 mph to Wilkerson's E.T. 4.088 at 311.20 m.p.h.
"Losing in the first round is a drag even though it was a close one" stated a disappointed Pedregon. "We had the third quickest time of the first round, but the flipside is we have once again fixed the American Racing car so I know it will perform at the next race. Our focus will shift to improving our qualifying position then being solid on race day at the next race."
Tony Pedregon who won the NHRA World Championship in 2003 and 2007, is tied for 2nd on the list of all-time NHRA Funny Car wins with 43.
QUALIFIED: 13th, 4.194 297.88 mph
ROUND 1: Pedregon 4.094/306.26mph vs. Wilkerson 4.088/311.20mph
NEXT RACE: The NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series continues March 27-29 with the NHRA Four-
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (March 10, 2015) –Tony Pedregon, former 2x NHRA Nitro Funny Car World Champion and his American Racing Nitro Funny Car team head into Gainesville this weekend looking for their first win of the season at the 46th annual NHRA Gatornatioals, March 12-15 at the Auto-Plus Raceway in Gainesville, Florida.
Fresh off a career-best 4.03 ET seconds in Pomona and a strong 4.06 ET effort in Phoenix the American Racing Wheels Funny Car Team heads into Gainesville coming off their quickest runs in a while. This is the third stop of the 24 NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series events in 2015.
The traditional East Coast opener is one of the sport's most revered with a rich tradition of history-making performances. The Gatornationals has entertained spring-break-loving fans for decades with such notable occasions as the first 260-mph Top Fuel and Funny Car runs in 1984 and the first 270-mph and 300-mph Top Fuel passes, in 1986 and 1992, respectively. Its 675-foot concrete launchpad is one of the longest on the tour.
"Our efforts are finally showing an improvement and I look forward to keeping the momentum moving forward," stated Pedregon. "Our team has worked very hard, we had a career best run in Pomona and we are now seeing results."
The Gatornationals will mark the first race with the American racing wheels retro black livery.
Tony Pedregon who won the NHRA World Championship in 2003 and 2007, is 2nd on the list of all-time NHRA Funny Car wins with 43.
After conquering the Gatornationals, the NHRA season heads to the NHRA Four-Wide Nationals in Charlotte, NC on March 27 – 29
For more information on Tony, please go to www.tonypedregon.com and www.nhra.com
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Nitro Qualifying Session (Funny Car / Top Fuel Dragster) – 1:30 PM (ET)
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SATURDAY, March 14
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Nitro Qualifying Session (Top Fuel Dragster / Funny Car) – 3:45 PM (ET)
SUNDAY, March 15
Final Eliminations – 11:00 AM (ET)
March 15 – Qualifying: 1:30 AM - 3:30 AM ET/10:30 PM - 12:30 AM PT (Airing on 3/14/2015) (ESPN2)1:30-3:30 am (ET)
March 15 Qualifying re-air: 7:00 AM - 9:00 AM ET/4:00 AM - 6:00 AM PT (ESPN2)
March 15 – Eliminations: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM ET/4:00 PM - 6:00 PM PT (ESPN2
How to Get to Gainesville Raceway: The track is on County Road 225, eight miles north of Gainesville Regional Airport. If traveling north on I-75, use Exit 382, Williston Road (SR 331), and turn left (east). Williston Road will become Waldo Road (State Route 24) after it crosses U.S. 441. Continue on Waldo Road to NE 53rd Avenue, turn left, then immediately right onto CR 225 and continue 3.5 miles to the racetrack. From I-75 north or south, use Exit 390, 39th Avenue (SR 222), go east to Waldo Road (SR 24), turn left, go to NE 53rd Avenue, turn left, then immediately right onto CR 225 and continue 3.5 miles to the track.
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As of Monday, July 19th you will see some new names added to our blend offerings, while some will seem to disappear. No worries though, fundamentally these coffees aren't changing…just getting a fresh look and feel. The coffees you have come to know and love will still be available, but here's a run down of… Continue Reading
Round 2. Ready, FIGHT!
One by one, the names of eight fierce competitors filled the vacant spots on the PT's Challenge bracket. Competitors spent time getting to know the featured coffee and brew method. The outcome of this hard work: one kick-ass cup of coffee and a new champion. Let's get down to the nitty gritty: this week's winner is Leah Shinkle.
Featured Coffee: Villa Loyola
Our featured coffee this week is a beautiful Colombian Caturra which traveled to us from Finca Villa Loyola, one of our esteemed Direct Trade partners. We're proud to work with owner and operator Padre José. With his guidance, this farm will continue to advance its sustainable practices while improving the lives of the workers and the surrounding community.
Villa Loyola earned its way into the PT's Challenge based on its deep molasses flavor, ripe peach sweetness, and the tones of stone fruit and sugar cane that linger in the finish. This coffee is absolutely delightful and recently received a 5-star rating from Roast Ratings.
Featured Brew Method: Bee House Dripper
This round we focused on one of our favorite pour-over methods, the Bee House dripper. Manual pour-overs are not new by any means, but they have been gaining popularity given the rise of Third-Wave coffee and the desire to taste more of the natural nuances in each cup.
There are several things that make the Bee House so great. For one, you're able to control more of the variables involved in the brewing process than you can with an auto-drip machine. Your ability to control grind, dose, and water distribution allows you to highlight those characteristics that make speciality coffee so desirable. In terms of its design, the ceramic Bee House retains heat and the unique shape of the brew chamber with two small holes at the bottom encourage an extended brew time. The resulting cup of coffee is clean, full bodied and carries subtle, nuanced flavors.
So, who should consider using the Bee House?
Because of it's design, the Bee House is frequently referred to as one of the more forgiving pour-over methods on the market, making it a wonderful option for a wide spectrum of coffee enthusiasts. It's a great option for those of you who already love pour-overs like the Chemex, but are looking for a smaller yield. Maybe you just want one cup of coffee – the Bee House will get you there.
Should you replace your Mr. Coffee with a Bee House? We highly encourage it. The trade off to switching to a manual pour-over is sacrificing convenience for quality. If you ask us, it's an easy decision. This brewing method won't take more than a few minutes, but if you're a "set it and forget it" coffee drinker, the Bee House likely isn't for you.
Winning Recipe: Leah used a straight forward technique to create a bright and exciting cup that really highlighted the Villa Loyola. Here's how to brew it.
The Parameters:
- 21 grams coffee (approximately 3 tablespoons of beans) ground for a consistency between sea salt and table salt.
- 380 grams of water.
The Brewing Process:
- Place the Bee House, equipped with a pre-wet filter, on top of the range server. Pour in coffee grounds.
- Hit the grounds with 60 grams of water for bloom. If you are without a scale, think about it like this – you want to pour just enough water to have all the grounds wet, but not overly saturated.
- Watch the grounds expand and bubble up, releasing gas as it blooms. The raised coffee bed will deflate within 25 – 40 seconds depending on the freshness of the beans. When this happens, the bloom is done.
- Continue pouring water in a circular motion, keeping the level of water consistent within the filter. Don't fill it to the brim – you're aiming to fill about 3/4 of the filter.
- Maintain this level of water until you reach 380 grams of water total.
- Once all the coffee has drained, remove the Bee House from the range server. Swirl the coffee, then pour it into your cup.
- Sit back, relax and enjoy a damn good cup of coffee.
That's it folks, it's that easy! Make sure you check back in April for our next PT's Challenge later when we'll look at a new coffee and brew method for you to experiment with. Again, big shout out to our friends at Baratza for sending t-shirts for winners.
Go forth and drink great coffee. Cheers!
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We at PT's want to offer our hearty congratulations to the new World Barista Champion, Mike Phillips from Intelligentsia in Chicago! Mike is the first American to ever win the event and we are proud of him! The other finalists were Raul Rodas of Guatemala in 2nd place, Scottie Callaghan of Australia in 3rd place,… Continue Reading
Given the announcement yesterday of our change in leadership at PT's Barrington Village, some of you are probably wondering what's going on with the previous manager, Robin Seitz. No worries- only good things! Robin has accepted the role of Account Manager for our US accounts west of Kansas City. Starting June 1, 2010, he will… Continue Reading
As of June 1, 2010 there will be a new management regime at PT's original location, Barrington Village. As the location has grown throughout its 17 years in operation, so has the role of management so we decided that it was time to take a little bit different approach… Three people in three distinct positions.… Continue Reading
On Friday, April 9th we at PT's hosted a day of education for the Washburn Rural High School's culinary classes. Starting at 8am we had 3 groups of students come through to tour our roasting facility and see what it is that we do exactly. All together there were about 150 students that got an… Continue Reading
But PT's Coffee is committed to doing it right. Beginning April 1st, 2010, PT's Coffee will only roast coffee grown in Kansas! Kansas' relatively low elevation (mean elevation is 2,000 feet) and temperature swings will limit the annual production to just over 1 pound, but we understand that doing things right requires sacrifices. Our new… Continue Reading
Use PT's coffee in your Keurig!
For those who are not already familiar with Keurig, it is the latest in single cup brewing technology for home use. It delivers a cup of coffee in less than a minute, using pods called "K-cups" that hold a pre-dosed amount of ground coffee. While they have selections from a handful of roasters on their… Continue Reading
Palate Development-Tips for the Career Barista
In order to become a good barista one has to dedicate a lot of time to refining their movements and paying attention to all of the little things that go into a great shot of espresso. But, to truly go beyond that, to become a great… Continue Reading
PT's Barista gets the top technical score at the SCAA's 2009 United States Barista Championship.
Last weekend in Portland, Oregon baristas from around the country gathered to battle for the title of United States Barista Champion. Among them were PT's own Robin Seitz and Chris Weber. Chris had to start in the preliminary round, which consisted of 51 baristas vying for one of 15 spots. He had a great run… Continue Reading


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