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With great wine and eclectic dining, the kaleidoscopic flavours from Down Under truly bowl one over.
In a country where experimentation and assimilation go far beyond just European- Continental infusions, I unearthed different reasons to celebrate gastronomy in this friendly and easy-going land of plenty.
A country celebrated for its magnificent wine culture and some of the world's finest varietals mastered over decades, food is parallel business matching colours, character and class. Beginning with my Neil Perry perfected fine dining meal of succulent prawns in green Thai herbs coriander sauce on my smooth Qantas Airways direct flight to Sydney; I knew my Ozzie gourmet initiation had only begun. Marrying myriad culinary influences with like-minded wines, modern Australian cuisine is a bouquet of exciting sensations.
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Atop the swankiest hospitality address Wrest Point in Hobart, The Point, the revolving fine dining outpost commands grand views of the glittering harbour. Chef Kent Sullivan's stylish French dishes worked wonders; freshly shucked Woody Island Oysters and Salmon Roe for starters then onto Market Fish Meuniere with cauliflower puree and clams, (green beans and almond butter on the whacky side!). The Blueberry Parfait served with Strawberry Sorbet capped a fine gourmet experience, complemented by stunning vistas.
Boutique wine tasting awaited my nosy intrusions into intrinsic aromas at Moorilla Estate wines with their 2007 Riesling and a great lunch at their signature restaurant "The Source". I drove up to Home Hill Winery for their splendid 2006 and 2007 Single Vineyard Pinot Noirs and later on to Meadowbank Estate for their crisp, dry Pinot Gris and the classy 2006 Henry James Pinot Noir. At the end of the sensory perceptions, I needed a smart light beer!
Driving down to the scenic D' Entrecasteaux Channel with friend Cheryl, my tryst with yet another modern Aussie platter began on a cool sunny day as the breeze did me in. The chic, dynamically designed Peppermint Bay and it's Dining Room presented me with Local potato, Boks Kassler, roasted garlic spinach and Celtic salt , as I went for their superb Pan-seared Channel Trout in garlic and white wine brine and chives paste… that was absolutely heavenly, so were the views of the bay.
Tasmania's two outstanding fine dining hotspots command enviable reputation: Monty's on Montpelier and Marque IV. On breezy Battery Point in Hobart Monty's boasts eclectic fare spanning Mignonette, cucumber and gin jelly, Pan-fried Rannoch Farm quail Kiev and Three tastes of Huon free range goose. Harbour-side icon Marque IV lays out Bruny Island Oysters, Warm sugar-cured Ocean trout and Marrawah Beef Tenderloin. Both are true blue dine places I'd recommend without question.
Across the vast expanse of the Australian continent right up to Cairns, the environment undergoes metamorphosis. My quest for the diverse Aussie platter brought me to the newly refurbished The Sebel in this cheery Queensland port city where a smorgasbord of delights waited for me to sink in.
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Coolin'g Daoun in hot Cairns, I went for Crispy Salmon and Basil Pesto Wonton to begin with, at Coco's. The expansive 2006 Sandalford Estate Chardonnay was an apt companion with Flaky Pastry Prawns and Reef Fish Pies with a small helping of Roasted root veggies in light Wasabi dip. Asian influences dominate the Australian taste buds with increasing alacrity, as I traipsed further into the country's western reaches.
In Perth I sailed the tranquil Swan River with Captain Cook Cruises down to Sandalford Wines to sample their Vintage 2007 Shiraz, 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon and more… At Oakover Wines by a fairy tale pond and rolling vineyards, my wine tasting continued, dining delicacies tempting me with Linguini Bosciola, Mex's Beer battered Fish with tomato salsa paired with their 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon. Cool winds, great cuisine and handsome wines in Swan River Valley Wine Country… a heady siesta for gourmands.
Perth's Cottesloe Beach with it's evocative avant-garde sculptures is graced by another historic icon on it's scenic shores: Indiana Cottesloe Beach is a favourite for Tempura Oysters with Ponzu dipping sauce, Asian Coleslaw and Roast Rack of Lamb Aussie style. Country décor and a super wine list add up to a great dining fiesta here.
That night my companion Mark drives me to one of Perth's most distinguished addresses bookmarked on the culinary calendar of connoisseurs. Amuse offered me a fabulous degustation menu with matching wines, that read like a gastronomic who's who. Goat's cheese, black olive and beetroot, chestnut and fennel veloute, progressing on to Sea bass, crab and Arborio to Fourme D'Ambert, walnut and pear. Exemplary flavors, culinary passion to the hilt.
Concluding my Australian dining dash, I rode up the express elevator to Altitude at the Shangri-La Hotel in Sydney. Sumptuous. Wide-angle views of the Harbour Bridge, the Rocks, the Sydney Opera House and spectacular sights whetted my quest for a well picked vintage 2005 Bimbadgen Estate Shiraz with Gently seared Yellowfin Tuna and caviar, then Ruby Snapper and Feve Nage with white anchovy fillet. As I raised a toast to dramatic views, great wine and eclectic dining, the kaleidoscopic flavours Down Under, had bowled me over. Salude!
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Removed the dishwasher from under the counter, and ran to diagnose the problem. Drain pump ran, but circulating motor did not. Ordered the replacement circ pump / motor assy, and slid the washer back in its hole.When the new motor arrived, I slid it back out, disconnected everything, and drained the water from the bottom. Then I tipped the washer on its side, removed the old motor and installed the new one following included instructions. I did have to use the new wiring harness, and found the new one had only two leads where the original had three. I connected the blue and white leads, and left the original green loose.All in all, it was an easy repair that could be done by anyone with a basic set of skills.
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|Udon noodles
|6 Ounce
|Low sodium vegetable broth
|5 Cup (80 tbs)
|Light miso
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Bok choy head
|1⁄2 Medium, sliced
|Red bell pepper
|1 , seeded and cut into strips
|Shiitake mushrooms
|1⁄4 Pound, stems discarded and caps thinly sliced (Fresh)
|4 , sliced
|Rice/White wine vinegar
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
1 Cook the noodles according to package directions; drain in a colander. Rinse the noodles under cold running water; drain and set aside.
2 Meanwhile, whisk together the broth and miso in a large saucepan. Add the bok choy, bell pepper, and mushrooms; bring to a boil. Reduce the heat and simmer, stirring occasionally, until the vegetables are just tender, about 7 minutes. Stir in reserved noodles, the scallions, and vinegar; serve at once.
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It has been 92 years, 2 months and 17 days that we as American women have had the US Constitutional right to vote. In two days we as "citizens" of the United States will be asked to invoke that right once again. I hope that you will not waste such a precious gift as was given by these women. They never got to see the 19th Amendment ratified by all 48 states. That event did not occur until March 22, 1984 when Mississippi ratified the amendment 84 years later. It took these women 50 years just to get the amendment into Congress, in those days that was at least 2 generations working together to reach their goals. Pretty amazing when we start complaining about issues not getting resolved in less than 10 years. I know that we are more inclined to admire the people that have more dangerous jobs but the Suffragist should be as admired as the others. It is her tenacity, diligence, wiliness to face censure and physical danger that should make her one of our heroes. So don't forget to vote.
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Given their nature, external water-coolers have a lot of room to do things right. Zalman took full advantage of the space they had with the XT and delivered a superb external solution with excellent performance. Though slightly expensive, "you get what you pay for" rings true here.
A year ago February, we released our second review of a Zalman Reserator product. In that review, I was impressed with the Reserator 2's ability to keep our E6600's temperatures at a reasonable level all while operating virtually noise free. I was a bit turned off by the external nature of the unit but with its simplistic install process, this minor negative could be overlooked in my opinion.
Taking it back a bit further, Matt reviewed the original Reserator. His opinions of the original fell in line with mine for v2. While Matt took issue with the less than likable pump strength, the unit was able to keep his system temperatures at an acceptable level, and like the second version that I reviewed, did so at barely a whisper. Having cut our teeth on those first two coolers, when I caught wind of Zalman's latest offering, the Reserator XT, with its active cooling approach, it's safe to say that my attention was caught.
Meaning a combination of a reservoir and a radiator, Reserator is a name completely unique to Zalman. Quite literally, Zalman, not happy with Webster's numerous offerings to the English language, set out to make their own word out of thin air much like I use words like craptacular and fantabulous to this day. Yeah, something like that I suppose.
Regardless, where Zalman has made their mark on the industry in the past has been through their silent cooling solutions. Both of the previous versions of the Reserator where completely silent thanks in part to their passively cooled designs but with the XT, Zalman has opted for better performance by including a rather large 140mm fan to actively cool the liquid by forced convection cooling.
As we dig deeper into the design of this unique cooler, we will see that Zalman put a considerable amount of time and energy into the engineering. But, were the changes make it worth the cost? Let's find out.
Our first experience with the Reserator XT on the bench was seeing the large box it came shipped in. The retail packaging of the Reserator XT is to the point and easily opened. Singing the praise of the Reserator XT, Zalman has included numerous selling point of the cooler on every side of the packaging but have done well in not going completely overboard.
Once opened, we start to get a good look at the included accessories that Zalman has bundled with the XT. Back from previous versions of the Reserator are the power supply jumper cable, PCI pass through bracket, tube clamps and anti-corrosion liquid additive. New to the XT though is an industrial-ish power connector that gets plugged into the back of the unit and is held in place by screwing in the jacket that surrounds the cord.
Also back, and for good reason, is a 12 foot length of PVC tubing and a small length of degassing tube with quick disconnects on either end. In past reviews the provided length of tubing has been more than enough so the addition of so much with the XT is a welcome site.
With any product, a trusty manual is provided as well. The manual can also be downloaded from Zalman's site should you prefer your documentation in 1's and 0's form.
The final extra included with the Reserator XT is the CPU water block itself. Using the same overall design of the block included with the second Reserator, the newer ZM-WB5 water block removes the clear see-through top of the ZM-WB4 and uses a solid aluminum top that matches the color of the solid copper base. With a pair of barbs sticking out of the top of the block, the inlet should be the bard directly in the center of the ZM-WB5 and the outlet should be the other.
Turning the block over reveals a perfectly, and I mean perfectly, mirror polish that reflects the hose clamps quite well. This should provide the water block a solid contact with the heat spreader on our test CPU. The ZM-WB5 comes with universal mounting hardware so the Reserator XT can be used with any Intel 775 and AMD 754/939/940 motherboards.
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Bleak economic scenario will lead to a cut in India's military expenditure in the forthcoming budget for the year 2013-14, defence minister AK Antony said on Wednesday. In December last year, the Union finance ministry cut down the defence budget.
Armed forces are facing huge financial crunch for the second consecutive year after the finance ministry rejected the defence minsitry's demand for an additional outlay of Rs 45,000 crore for 2012-13. And to add to the miseries, in December 2012, the finance ministry decided to reduce Rs 10,000 crore from the revised estimated budget.
Consequently, the defence minister has asked his three service chiefs to prioritise their requirements in view of the imminent cut in next budget. "We are in the process of prioritising military purchases. All three service chiefs will have to take a call on what is critical for operational preparedness. In the volatile neighbourhood conditions, we really need more money for modernisation, but we are not insulated from the global recession," Antony said while speaking at the inauguration of AeroIndia 2013.
However, he made it clear that operational readiness of the armed forces is not going to suffer due to monetary constraint. "I can assure you that priority areas like operational readiness will not suffer. And modernization will not be slackened,"he said.
While talking about the proposal to set up an additional mountain strike corps to counter China's aggression, the defence minister said the proposal has been sent to the finance ministry for further clearance.
Meanwhile, the defence minister expressed concern over Pakistan handing over the Gwadar port to China. "China is constructing the port on Pakistan's request. It is a matter of concern and this is my very straight-forward reaction," he said. Last month, Pakistan cabinet decided to transfer management of Gwadar port on the Arabian Sea from a Singapore company to China Overseas Port Holding Limited.
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Ricky Martin is hitting the streets of our nation's capitol tomorrow to raise awareness about human rights issues affecting Latinos. His foundation Llama y Vive has joined forces with el Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo to help support the initiative, which has been successful in countries like Costa Rica, Perú, Dominican Republic and Nicaragua.
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The Right Place for EPA to Start
EPA has proposed what many are calling the Agency's first major step down the road to regulating greenhouse gas emissions from stationary sources. The newly proposed "tailoring" rule applies to requirements for major new or expanded sources and to permits for stationary sources, but does so in a carefully targeted manner. It's the right place for EPA to start.
It's critical to understand both what the proposal does and doesn't do, and why EPA needed to begin here.
Contrary to some press accounts, the proposed rule does not impose new control requirements on all large stationary sources. Best available control technologies would be required only of new stationary sources that emit over 25,000 tons per year or major modifications to existing sources that increase emissions by 10,000-25,000 tons per year – a range EPA sought comment on. If yours is not one of the estimated 400 major new or modified facilities each year, you do not face any (new or old) control requirements limiting greenhouse gas emissions.
The proposal also requires that EPA (and states) include greenhouse gas emissions in the permits of roughly 14,000 facilities that emit more than 25,000 tons per year of these pollutants. These permits do not impose any new controls on any source; they simply incorporate into a permit EPA's new mandatory reporting requirements.
States Sue US EPA over Greenhouse Gas Emissions
On August 25, 2008, twelve states filed suit against the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for violating the Clean Air Act by not regulating greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from oil refineries. A Supreme Court ruling in 2007 found that the EPA had the power to regulate GHG emissions under the Clean Air Act. The suit says that oil refineries account for 3 percent of total U.S. energy consumption and about 15 percent of carbon dioxide emissions from industrial processes; it seeks to force the EPA to adopt new standards to cover these emissions.
New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo is leading the lawsuit filed in the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. New York is joined in filing the suit by California, Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington, as well as the District of Columbia and New York City.
State coalitions have previously sued the EPA in pursuit of standards for power plant emissions and to uphold states' rights to regulate automobile emissions.
Press Release from NY Attorney General's Office
Lawsuit upholding states' rights to regulate automobile emissions
States Sue U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
On April 2, 2008, 12 states, the District of Columbia, two cities, and several environmental groups sued the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency over its failure to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from motor vehicles. The states and other petitioners are asking the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia to force the EPA to issue within 60 days its formal determination of the public health impacts from GHG emissions. In filing their suit, the plaintiffs cited the Supreme Court's April 2007 decision in Massachusetts et al v. EPA, in which the Court ruled that the EPA is authorized to regulate greenhouse gases under the federal Clean Air Act, and must consider doing so unless it can demonstrate that these gases do not contribute to climate change that harms human health and welfare. Since the Supreme Court's ruling, the EPA has not issued any formal language or rules for the regulation of CO2 or other greenhouse gases. The states joining the lawsuit include California, Connecticut, Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington, Arizona, Delaware, Iowa, Maryland and Minnesota.


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Girls Basketball Playoffs: Big shots, big runs lead Royal to rout
Led by Reser, Highlanders finish with 12 3-pointers
Two factors were the key for the Royal High girls basketball team Saturday night.
Royal was on fire from the 3-point line in its CIF-Southern Section Division 2A first-round game against visiting Claremont on Saturday night.
Equally importanmt the Highlanders made big runs — 12-0, 9-0 and 10-0 — at the end of quarters to pace a 65-34 victory.
"Tonight, we had some nice defensive spurts, which ignited our offense," Royal head coach Blair Galbreath said. "We gotta keep our focus on rebounding and defense kind of channels our offensive opportunities."
Royal nailed 12 3-pointers on the night — four by Brianna Reser, who scored 16 of her team-high 21 points, 16 in the first half. Senior Brooke Zamora had 14 points for the Highlanders (20-7).
"We generally are a decent 3-point shooting team," Galbreath said. "Good ball movement and good player movement will give you those opportunities."
Royal scored the first six points of the game. Claremont closed to within 6-4 before Royal heated up again. Three-pointers by Reser and Zamora touched off 12-0 run while the defense held Claremont without a field goal the rest of the quarter. Royal led 18-4 after the first quarter.
Claremont got back into the game in the second quarter. A 3-pointer by Katie Porter and a pair of Jenny Hepburn free throws cut the lead under double digits. Claremont crept even close with a little over two minutes left in the quarter as back-to-back 3s by Porter cut the deficit to 24-18. Royal made sure that was as close Claremont got. Three-pointers by Reser and Jessica Gonzalez pushed the lead back to double digits. A conventional three-point play by Reser gave a Royal 33-18 at halftime.
"We're all trying to pump each other up because we didn't want this to be our last game," Reser said. "Every chance we get to pump each other up, we do it."
Claremont (14-11) did its best to stay with Royal throughout the third quarter, but another quarter-ending run, this time 10 straight points, gave the Highlanders a 52-25 lead after the third quarter.
Porter led Claremont with 14 points.
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Jacksonville Jaguars guard Drew Nowak is back at practice, a day after totaling his car while driving to the team hotel. Nowak, a second-year player who missed all of last season with a foot injury, crashed his 2001 Mercedes-Benz a couple of miles from EverBank Field. Another driver ran a red light, smashed into the passenger's side of Nowak's car and plowed him onto a curb. Nowak says he ''didn't really have any time to react. I just kind of tensed up and took it.'' He added that it was a good thing he was alone: ''If somebody was sitting next to me, they might have gotten really hurt.'' Both drivers were uninjured. Nowak sustained a minor cut on his right elbow, but it didn't prevent him from practicing Sunday.
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Friends in Low Places
This quest arrives in the form of a letter and can be read at Gamlen's place once you've completed a majority of the Act 1 quests (you must also not have continued on with the Deep Roads Expedition). Dougal in Lowtown wants to see you. An old friend of Varric's, Dougal is a bit soured by Bertrand's retraction of a previous deal, but heard you may have money troubles yourself from your possible unchecked expenditure on weapons and equipment, no doubt.
The purpose of this quest is to help the player front the moderate sum of money he or she is required to amass in order to fulfill the Deep Roads Expedition requirement. If you're hard up for sovereigns and the number of quests still available is fast depleting, or just want to forego all the questing, this is the way to go. Keep in mind that reaching out to Dougal's outstretched hand does come at another price, in the form of a quest later on in Act 2.
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February 14, 2014 - Knowledge is power, yet new research suggests that a person's appearance alone can trump knowledge. First impressions are so powerful that they can override what we are told about people. A new study found that even when told whether a person was gay or straight, participants generally identified the person's sexual orientation based on how they looked even if it contradicted the facts presented to them.
"We judge books by their covers, and we can't help but do it," says Nicholas Rule of the University of Toronto. "With effort, we can overcome this to some extent, but we are continually tasked with needing to correct ourselves." The less time we have to make our judgments, the more likely we are to go with our gut, even over fact, he says.
A series of recent studies, presented today at the Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP) annual conference in Austin, shows that appearance shapes everything from whether we ultimately end up liking someone to our assessment of their sexual orientation or trustworthiness. And researchers say that whether a first impression occurs online versus in person is important. While we may be able to size up someone's personality from a Facebook photo, it will often be more negative impression than one formed face-to-face.
Appearance trumps fact
"As soon as one sees another person, an impression is formed," Rule says. "This happens so quickly just a small fraction of a second that what we see can sometimes dominate what we know."
In the study on first impressions of sexual orientation, Rule and colleagues showed 100 participants photos of 20 men, identifying them either as gay or straight. The photos had been previously coded based on a consensus opinion on whether the men "looked" gay or straight, which accurately matched to their real-life sexual orientations. The researchers then tested participants' recall of the men's sexual orientations s
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Enjoy breakfast, lunch or brunch at this neighborhood favorite that was once a bank. The actual vault is now prominently displayed and stores dry goods. The Vault's dining room has high ceilings and brightly lit environs with large windows. The service is down-to-earth. You will find traditional egg and bacon dishes, build-your-own omelettes, a bagel and lox platter, and short stacks. It also serves an array of sandwiches and burgers, and occasionally special entrees in the afternoon like meatloaf, pasta and chicken.
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Super-Secret Photo Projects Just for Kids! Back Off, Grownups.
Attention adults:
This week's Photojojo is for kids. If you know any kids, send it their way.
If you don't know any kids, you're out of luck for today. Or you can pretend to be 8 years old and see if that works for you. Either way, no grownups allowed.
Attention kids:
This newsletter is just for you. If you catch any grownups reading it, we give you permission to make them sit in the corner until they've learned their lesson.
Just because you're shorter than adults doesn't mean you can't be just as good a photographer as them. In fact, being kid-sized lets you get shots they never could.
Prepare to discover your secret photographic superpowers, small one.
Super-Secret Photo Projects Just For Kids
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Pay It Forward: Portraits of Other Photographers
We love hearing from our adoring faithful Photojojo fans. And what we've heard lately is that you kids love the photo projects, but you really love the short photo projects.
Good news, everyone! This project will only take you one day.
Here's the plan:
- Find another photographer.
- Take a portrait of that person with whatever matters most to them, be it their family, their cat, or their first-edition copy of Molecular Quantum Mechanics.
- Give them a copy of their portrait, on one condition:
they have to do the same for another photographer.
There you go: one day of shooting, and you've set the wheels in motion for an ongoing (possibly never-ending) project. Get everyone to post their photos online, and see how long you can keep the project rolling.
We've started a special forum thread just for all of you, so let's see what you've got!
Pay It Forward Portrait Project
p.s. Thanks to Joel Weibner for tipping us off about John Michael Cooper's original Pay It Forward project!
Photo credit: sesame ellis.
Capturing Life from Dawn to Dusk
Once a year, a small army of photojournalism majors swarms over Athens County, Ohio, taking photos of everyday life from sunup to sundown.
It's called the Dawn to Dusk project.
Documenting a whole day in a county sounds like a big, complicated undertaking. But break it down, and you've got a project doable for just about anyone.
In fact, you can do this with only as many people as you can count on your hand (even if you don't have extranumery digits).
Read on for our tips on how to do your own Dawn to Dusk project: where to shoot, who to involve, and how to show off all your hard work.
Capturing Life from Dawn to Dusk
Photo credits: Sam Saccone, Alex Snyder, and Rachel O'Hara.
Vote With Your Camera: The Polling Place Photo Project
If you happen to live in the United States, all you've heard about lately is the elections. (Chances are you've heard a lot about it even if you don't live here.)
But when you get right down to it, the actual act of voting is so mundane, so taken-for granted, that more than a third of Americans didn't even bother in 2004.
That's why we like the New York Times' Polling Place Photo Project. It elevates the ordinary, bland places where history is made.
Photographing your polling place is a great challenge: it makes you rethink the importance of what goes on there.
We challenge you to cast that church basement or high-school auditorium in heroic light, to raise the sleepy, coffee-deprived people lining up before work onto their proper civic pedestal.
And why stop there? Why not get out and document the process leading up to the election? Photograph the rallies, the clever posters, your friends arguing politics. If there was ever a year for political photography, this is it.
The Polling Place Photo Project
If you're not in the United States, we're dying to see how politics work in your country. What do the campaign posters look like? Do you have voter registration cards? Where do you vote? Post your pictures on the Photojojo Forum and tell us all about it!
Submit Photos of Your Country's Political Process
p.s. New to the neighborhood? Don't know where your polling place is? Google can tell you where to go.
p.p.s. Don't forget to enter our Macro-zoom-ography Contest before it ends this Sunday, 10/26! The Nature Photography Contest is still going strong, too: enter here!
p.p.p.s. Some cities/counties/states allow photography in the polling place and some don't. If yours doesn't, please respect the rules, and be nice to your polling officer!
Project 365 in the Neighborhood
It's no secret we love Project 365. We're a curious bunch, and often it's the best way to get to know someone (including yourself).
What happens when the logic's applied to your town? Your neighbors?
Larry Strung knows. He's taken Project 365 to the streets of his humble hamlet, Hamilton, Ontario. And we love his town.
Each day he photographs (and posts online) a different citizen. It's like finally getting to meet all your neighbors, one day and one neighbor at a time. The biker who rides at 6 am, the doctor, the farmer, the mayor. Talk about a complete picture of a place.
Take a cue from Strung and hit the pavement while it's still warm enough to do so. Meet your neighbors from behind your lens.
p.s. Live in New York City or San Francisco? Come out to our awesomely fun photo meetup Wednesday night (organized with our pals at JPG Magazine and Lomography). Read more…
Scratch-N-See: Vandalize Your Photos in the Name of Art
We love Josh Poehlein's photography portfolios, "Unstill Lives," and "Ghosts" because they don't show us everything.
Wait, what? Sure, photography's all about revelation. But sometimes the best photographs are of the things you can't see.
Poehlein takes this one step further by taking one step back. Let us explain: he scratches off the emulsion from his prints in order to add another image, often of what you'd imagine would be in the photo but isn't. A stream of water from a dry showerhead, birds in an empty nest, a giant boat in the distance of a still lake.
The results are even more awesome if you can draw. Which we can't. Still, we had fun making our own scratch-n-see works of art. And they turned out pretty great, if a little amateur next to Poehlein's genius. (That's our monster on Coit Tower, in case you couldn't tell by the, ahem, difference in skill.)
Scratch-N-See: Vandalize Your Photos in the Name of Art!
(via Taylor McKnight)
The Photo Chain — a Photo within a Photo within a Photo within…
Remember chain letters? They promised riches, luck, love, avoidance of certain death.
Well, we never got those envelopes stuffed with cash or cookies, but hey we're still alive!
Take that simple idea, add photography, and you've got the Photo Chain, a picture of a picture of a picture, all across the world. See where your friends take a piece of you!
It's easy:
Step 1: Start the chain by taking a picture. Easily recognizable objects work best–think bright colors, big shapes, like a giant statue in the woods, neon yellow daffodils, or your stuffed monkey. Aim for a neutral background in this first photo.
Step 2: Send it to a friend. Email your shot to a pal in Honduras, your grouchpa in Sweden, anybody who's handy with a camera and printer.
Step 3: Instruct grouchpa to download and print a high quality 4×6.
Step 4: Ask him to take a picture of that 4×6 in front of something in his world (rocking chair? chartreuse refrigerator?). Hands in the photo are cool, just be sure the 4×6 takes front and center so it's still clear as the chain gets longer.
Step 5: Get grouchpa to send his photo-of-your-photo along to a friend to keep the chain going.
What now? Ask members of your chain gang to send you each picture they take, then frame them in jewel cases or create an online gallery!
Bob Nanna's Polaroid Picture Chain Video
Play the Picture in Picture Pass in the Photojojo Forum
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The Secret Lives of Benches
Ahhh, your friendly local park bench.
You've always suspected it's up to no good.
Want proof? Tie a disposable camera to it, leave it there for a day, then come back and develop the pictures.
That's what Jay did, and he got a bunch of pictures of all the friendly people who hung out at his bench that day. Here's the note he tied to the camera:
Good afternoon,
I attached this camera to the bench so you could take pictures. Seriously. So have fun. I'll be back later this evening to pick it up.
Love, Jay
Try it for yourself! Get a cheap disposable camera, tie it to a bench with a friendly note, and collect it at the end of the day. Pick a bench in an interesting place that gets a lot of foot traffic, like outside a cafe on a sunny weekend. If you're shy about taking portraits of strangers, here's your solution!
Go on, you know you're curious about that bench now.
The Secret Lives of Benches
Thanks for the tip, Adam!
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Throw Gravity Out the Window — The "Dreams of Flying" Photo Series
Our old pal Isaac Newton spent his whole life trying to prove that Up was Up, and Up pressed Down on things that were Down.
Well we're bucking that now-established wisdom and making Sideways where it's at.
Jan von Holleben's photo series, "Dreams of Flying," cleverly switches Up with Sideways by having neighborhood kids lie on their sides amid props on the ground around them.
We guess von Holleben figured that kids spend most of their time crawling around in the dirt anyway, so why not make the best of it?
Bucking gravity, his photographs recreate wondrous scenes from our childhood dreams – taking us back to a time when our grandest ambitions were to explore jungles, walk the moon, and blaze across the Sahara on doggie-back.
The results are imaginative and brilliant. And, taking a page from von Holleben's book, we're now off try this for ourselves! All we need is a ladder, some kids, and a camera… Viva la Sideways!
Jan von Holleben's "Dreams of Flying" Photo Series
p.s. Try this out along with us! Post your results in this post in the Photojojo Forum, and you may be randomly chosen to win a special prize.
p.p.s. Keen readers may note that Karina blogged this over a year ago. We just loved the idea so much we had to write about it twice!
Make Your Own Pumpkin Photo Holder — Something for the Linus in Everybody
Linus is sure somebody to sympathize with.
Brimming with childlike faith and optimism, his belief in the Great Pumpkin never falters — Every year Linus waits to catch a glimpse of the Great Pumpkin on Halloween, but every year he just misses it.
Man, we feel for him.
If pumpkin cheer is a bit elusive in your life right now, too, we've found the perfect something to make up for it — DIY Pumpkin Photo Holders. Putting 'em together couldn't be simpler:
Step 1: Get a pumpkin
Rescue a gentle gourd from your nearest pumpkin patch, grocery store, or the shady-looking guy on the side of the road.
Step 2: Pound some nails all around
With your trusty hammer, tap small nails in (not quite all the way!) around the top of your pumpkin, about an inch apart. Alternate between the top row and another row slightly below it, to offset your nails – all the way around you go now. Repeat along the bottom of your pumpkin.
Step 3: Thread string in-between
Thread some thin string between your nails to finish things! Try alternating colors – dark on the outside nails, light on the inside ones. Play with patterns. Experiment to see what you like.
Step 4: Insert photos, show off!
Plop your pumpkin in the middle of the table, stick some photos behind the string so they hug the pumpkin, and marvel longingly as you wait for the Great Pumpkin to appear.*
Thanks to reader Camille for this great tip. That's her photo up above too!
* Disclaimer: Will only appear in the most Sincere of Pumpkin Patches.


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Stevan Jovetic has explained why he's decided to stay with Fiorentina.
He told Vijesti in Montenegro why he turned down proposals from the likes of Chelsea, Manchester City, Juventus and Inter this summer.
"I could've left Fiorentina, as I had some big offers, but I decided to remain in Florence. The President promised to make big signings so we'd challenge for Champions League qualification very soon.
"Our objective this season is to finish in the top three, so reaching the Champions League.
"Will I go to a big club in the future? For now I'm not thinking about it, but if it's going to happen, then it will.
"If I leave Florence, then I'd like to stay in Italy, as I am happy here. Of course the Ballon d'Or would be a dream, but there is so much competition."


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mende1 Dec 11, 2012 6:21 AM
Re: Extremely High Inactive Memory in response to DesertPictures
It's so high. When you close applications, the used memory is turned into inactive, not free memory. Open App Store and download FreeMemory app to turn inactive RAM into free, or if you have Xcode, open Terminal and type:
thomas_r. Dec 11, 2012 6:33 AM
Re: Extremely High Inactive Memory in response to DesertPictures
This is not a problem. Inactive RAM can be used to speed up future tasks, if you happen to do some task that can re-use it, and can be dumped and turned into free RAM as needed. As I often tell people, free RAM is wasted RAM!
Now, if you're actually having performance issues, you need to seek out the causes of those issues. Those issues are unlikely to be RAM-related, since 4-5 GB of inactive RAM is basically the same as 4-5 GB of free RAM. Try looking at some of the suggestions in my Mac Performance Guide.
Eric Root Dec 11, 2012 2:30 PM
Re: Extremely High Inactive Memory in response to DesertPictures
Apple's explanation:
a_jase Dec 17, 2012 3:44 AM
Re: Extremely High Inactive Memory in response to thomas_r.
I keep having the same problem and have seen your explanation and apples for inactive memory which does make sense. However whenever I get the slow lagging problem and get the spinning ball , when I look at inactive memory it's gone high. A Purge clears it and then things run ok again. Then if I watch activity monitor I notice it slowly keeps creeping up again even if I am not opening anything new or doing anything.
This us getting very frustrating. It may be something other than inactive memory , maybe in combination with it ?
Warren Liu Dec 23, 2012 4:50 AM
Re: Extremely High Inactive Memory in response to DesertPictures
Just wanted to chime in that @mendes1 and @thomas a reed has given great answers to the question and add my own view on it.
OSX sometimes caches too zealously which results in the usage of too much ram leaving not enough ram for actual apps that the user is actively using. For example, downloading a 21gig file from the app store is taking me about 10 days to do so given the speed of the net where i'm at. I leave it running whenever I don't need the bandwidth for other stuff. To my surprise, leaving it downloading for over 30 mins would result in all my free ram gone and Free Memory App's auto-purge when Free Mem drops to 20 megs would occur which would then freeze the machine for a few seconds. Why would downloading a huge app from the app store require caching in ram at all? Save batter power? Seriously the basic idea is sound on how Apple implements caching and has resulted in a lot of performance improvements but sometimes there are just plain silly situations.
Lastly without knowledge of purge or Free Memory App, I've seen the macs of friend basically freeze and required force quitting apps they were actively using to get control of the system back. I've since taught them to buy the app or use purge periodically
macintosh_fred Dec 30, 2013 8:58 AM
Re: Extremely High Inactive Memory in response to DesertPictures
I'm a researcher using a MBP 17 mid 2007 and after upgrading to Mavricks I discovered I had to up the memory fom 4GB to 6GB. This is just for having lots of Firefox windows open at the same time as well as pdfs in FireFox and/or Preview.
The documented maximum for my MBP is 4GB but many incliding OWC sell a 4GB module compatible with my MBP model (see OWC eshop at http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Other%20World%20Computing/5300DDR2S4GB/ ) which allows a 2GB+4GB=6GB the documented max for my MBP model.
I read about memory fragmentation and decided to install Memory Clean which is free on the AppStore (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/memory-clean/id451444120?mt=12 .
However I noticed that Memory Clean rarely recognises all the RAM and it takes several Clean Memory button clicks to purge substantial chunks of RAM.
I've reported this to the developers FIPLAB and I'm awaiting their responce, which may shed more light on Mavricks handling of RAM.


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Enter this contemporary house in its tropical setting, and you'll leave your hectic life at the doorstep. An expansive living area with a shimmering water view and L-shaped sectional will greet you. You'll want to unwind immediately and take advantage of the two 50" plasmas, premiere sound system with iPod docking station and high speed wireless internet, but don't get comfortable…
Pool Area
Shed those street clothes for a bathing suit in one of four spacious bedrooms and make haste to the polar blue pool and lounge area furnished on par with some of Florida's finest hotels. Recline with your sweetheart in the double lounger, or walk onto the private pier where you can dock your boat and jet skis for an afternoon of ocean spraying sports.
After all the water activities, you'll work up an appetite. Slip on your flip-flops and head to the ample kitchen to prepare your lunch on glossy granite countertops. The kitchen is equipped with stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher, and stocked generously with all the right cooking utensils.
Dining Room, plus…
For in-home dining, you have plenty of options. Walk a few steps over to the breakfast nook and sit with your family of four at a cozy round table. Or you can gather in the formal dining room, which offers seating for 6. Most likely, you'll head to the balcony overlooking the pool and ocean to enjoy your meal on the wicker dining ensemble, seating for 6.
Recreation Room
After a robust day of fun in the sun, the kids may seek another outlet of entertainment. They can play billiards on a handsome pool table, or engage in a competitive game of cards at a stately poker table, even watch television on a 50' plasma screen.
Owner's Suite
Meanwhile, you're looking for a "getaway within the getaway". The owner's suite's sexy, romantic atmosphere and luxurious bathroom will invite you to light a candle and soak in the whirlpool or take an invigorating shower with the multi-head shower system. Afterward, recline on the leopard chaise in the room's spacious seating area and enjoy the view of an amber sunset. Then, slip into the king size bed and watch a favorite movie on the wall-mounted 42" plasma equipped with surround sound and iPod docking station.
Wicker Bedroom
Other house guests will have plenty of sleeping space options, as this home can comfortably sleep 10 people. The wicker room is furnished with a queen size bed, covered in sunny, tropical bedding.
Daybed Room
Your guests will also delight in the daybed room that boasts a striking water view. The outer door opens to a balcony seating area where guests can watch the sun set or read their favorite magazine. By day, a stylish couch provides comfortable seating. By night, it transitions into a king size bed for a dreamy slumber.
Nautical Bedroom
On the lower level, adjacent to the recreation room, water enthusiasts will love the nautical room furnished with two queen size beds. Quick access to the pool and its attached jacuzzi will constantly remind your guests they are on a utopian vacation.
Your days can be as busy as you want them to be, as there are plenty of amenities and nearby attractions:
Nearby Attractions:
- St. Petersburg beach within 2 ½ miles.
- Downtown St. Petersburg restaurants, shopping, movie theaters and night clubs within seven miles.
- Downtown Gulf Port beach community for restaurants, night life just 1 walkable mile
- Loew's Beach Resort Hotel and SPA where you can purchase a day pass for hotel pool and beach club access within 3 miles.
- Grocery, liquor, videos, drug stores within 1 mile.
- Tampa International Airport 23 Miles
Sporting Attractions:
- Private Golf course with public access on Mondays at Pasadena Yacht & Country Club
- Boat Dock for fishing , boating or jet skis recreation
- Tennis court access in the neighborhood's gated community
- Tampa Bay Rays Tropicana Stadium 7 miles away
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers Raymond James Statuim 25 miles away
Recreational Attractions:
- Adventure Island Water Park 30 miles
- Busch Gardens Amusement Park 30 miles
- Disneyworld Amusement Park 90 miles
Keywords: Huge Luxury Home, with Ocean view, Pool, Hot tub, entertainment system, and pool table, near Boating, and Golfing.
Short Term Stays AVAILABLE! Please call or email for details!
The home is in a very nice, safe neighborhood great for morning jogs. The view when you walk in the home is exceptional, and you don't miss anything by being on the bay as opposed to the beach. The home is in great condition, and perfect for multiple couples or families. Each bedroom offers plenty of privacy if you need a break from your friends/family. It is very nice to have a large kitchen to cook, and eating on the upper deck is lovely. The pool and hot tub are very clean and relaxing. You definitely feel like you are at an upscale hotel outside, but you have it all to yourself! The basement with pool table is so nice, and we ended up staying in most of the week with the exception of our wedding. The home is also located very close to grocery stores, and the beach. It is an easy trip to Tampa airport as well. We would love to go back, and highly recommend this home if you are looking for a relaxing, beautiful home with a view!
i admit after i booked this house i was worried because of some of the reviews i read after my booking. but honestly, i found the home to be immaculate, well appointed and with tons of private space for me and 4 kids who are teens and twenty types. we never saw neighbours so the privacy was great, i didnt worry about noisey kids in the pool bothering anyone. on our last day two dolphins swam up to the dock to say hello. every day was a different outing because the location is ideal for day trips. it is true the bbq was not useable but i emailed the owner with my concern and he indicated he had intended to replace it before we arrived but would do so after our departure so i hope the next guest confirms with him he has indeed replaced it. i would book this house again. ,.
A group of 8 professional women rented this home for a week to attend a professional medical conference and needed a place to stay together. This home was perfect, affordable for us, and located in a perfect location. The location was beautiful and everything we knew it would be. the problems started after we arrived. We got there and there was no toilet paper, linens on beds were dirty, some of the beds had no pilliows, and no pillow cases. We bought them. A light in the bathroom didn't work, the handle on the shower was broken. the pool was not heated, not were there instructions to find them. We found hair embedded in a wash cloth. The kitchen sink smelled of mildew and the sponges on the sink had mold and mildew on them. The pool had an open sucking filter not covered that 2 of the girls got their fingers stuck in and one got her hip stuck onto it. It was extremely dangerous. None of this stuff was going to ruin our time together and we knew it was a rental, so "it's not going to be perfect", and we didn't mind. However, when it came time to get out deposit back that's when all the bad started. We were charged with an obviously OLD stain on the carpet of one fo the bedrooms that we did not do! Our pictures of the rooms and house on the day of arrival proved that. The stain was present in the picture. We were accused of rearranging furniture in one of the room, and we NEVER touched the furniture, which was obvious from pictures also. We were also charged with missing linens which were the same number when we arrived as when we left. The house was dirty, as the floors were dirty and had hair on them. We just swept it and cleaned it up. Then it took months to get a response regarding all of this and to receive our deposit, which was not the amount we expected. We were charged for items and carpet cleaning that wwe should not have been. We are 8 honest professional women and definately were not treated as such. There were other things the other girls noticed that I can not remember, but this is what I was involved with. We paid GOOD money for this place for a week, and were at medical conferences most of the time, so these charges were false. I was very disappointed in the unprofessionalism in the owner and his assistant. There was not significant communication between them, and the stories didn't match. The home is beautiful and offered a great time to us. We appreciated that. The grills were filthy and gross. We wont' be back
Our stay at the Nash house in St. Petersburg, Florida from the 18th to the 22nd went pretty well and we had a great time, but have a few comments about the house:
1. We had to sign a letter about the towels in the house saying that we would be provided an inventory to check on arrival and we would be responsible for any missing towels. No such inventory was provided but the towels were plentiful and quite nice.
2. The dishwasher was not working properly and apparently this was known before we got there because repairmen showed up on Monday to fix it even though we hadn't complained about it. Not only did we have to wash all our dishes by hand, but some of the supposedly clean dishes in the cupboards were dirty (probably because they had been washed in the faulty dishwasher and just put away) so we also had to wash all of them.
3. The left front burner on the stove didn't work, we were able to use all the other burners but not that one.
4. There was no dish soap or dishwasher detergent to be found when we arrived.There was not enough toilet paper. There were no trash bags-- We had to buy all of this. The soap in the bathroom was pathetically small and sparse.
5. The instruction manual in the house had instructions for using when wireless internet and the TVs, but nothing for the pool, hot tub, or any appliances. Also, none of the light switches were labeled and many switches didn't seem to do anything
Despite the above inconveniences we had a great time. The was clean and the beds were comfortable and well made up. The pool and hot tub ( once we firgured out how to heat them) were great and fun. The house is in a very convenient location for St. Petes, and the grocery stores were very close by.
We had a large group traveling from all over the country (Seattle, Philly, Phoenix) from 2 years old to 70 years old, meeting up for a fun and relaxing week together. After extensive Internet research we settled on this property and absolutely made the right choice. It is a gorgeous home, tastefully decorated with a contemporary feel but still cozy. And spacious!!!! With a larger family group it's easy to feel claustrophobic, but the layout of the house and the outdoor space ensures that everyone has the elbow room they need. Night owls could do their thing while parents of the 2 yr old slept soundly ;) We loved the outdoor lounge areas, the large balcony with nice view of the bay and passing boats, the entertainment room downstairs, the ability to drop a line off the dock, the beautifully remodeled pool and hot tub...not to mention a wonderful master suite. It's unfortunate others had issues, we didn't encounter any problems with AC/pool function/etc. I will agree that The grill situation isn't ideal, although we did make use of their charcoal grill. Lastly, the property manager (Cathy) was such a pleasure to work with.....this will certainly be our first choice next year!!!
Very nice and comfortable house. The pool was great. The neighborhood was nice and the neighbors were friendly. Had some problems with the air-conditioner on the first floor and linens were not changed but was fixed right away after we spoke with the owner itself. Speaking of owner: very nice guy called us several times to see if everything is OK, directed us how to use his universal controls for all the TV's downstairs and at the pool. Haven't got the security deposit back yet, were told it takes three - four weeks to get it. At the end: We had a grate week at this place, will defiantly recommend this house.
P.S. Almost forgot: If you are planning to do any BBQ at that place, you can forget it... Grills are worthless and completely rusted. We bout one from Lowe's and than left it with our son who leaves in that area.
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Monsoon failure has hit farmers as well as winged visitors
Koonthankulam, a famous birds' sanctuary in the district, which would have attracted a few lakhs of winged visitors during this time every year and submerged in the peculiar 'clak' sound from the long beaks of the birds, has fallen silent as two water bodies that provided everything to the birds are bone dry now.
Whenever Koonthankulam and Kaadankulam were brimming with water, due to the southwest and northeast monsoons or the water released from the Manimuthar Dam, around 40 varieties of birds including painted stork, flamingo, bar-headed goose, pelican, spoonbill, ibis, snake bird, heron, tern, duck, egret, garganey and pintail used to be found at Koonthankulam.
Naturally, the birds nesting atop acacia trees grown inside the tanks and on trees in village used to attract hundreds of visitors every day.
The Department of Forest created nine sand mounds as it would facilitate the birds to catch the fishes and other insects floating on the water.
For the second consecutive year, the monsoon failure has affected farmers as well as birds.
"To avoid this situation and save the sanctuary, the government should consider connecting the Koonthankulam and Kaadankulam, the two major water bodies providing food and shelter to the birds, with the 73-km-long flood carrier channel being dug to take the surplus water of the Tamirabharani, Karunaeniyar and Nambiyar to dry areas of Nanguneri, Thisaiyanvilai, Radhapuram and Saattaankulam on an outlay of Rs.369 crore. If this suggestion is translated into action, one can see birds here throughout the year," says K. Subramanian of Koonthankulam.
Since the two water bodies are located just six km away from the flood carrier channel under excavation, the government may consider the farmer's suggestion.
However, the Public Works Department, which is executing the flood carrier channel project, says that it was ready to connect Koonthankulam and Kaadankulam if the government wanted it to do so.
"We're idle for the past several months as the Centre, which has to release funds for the flood carrier channel project, has stopped the assistance completely leaving the third and fourth phase of the scheme in limbo," said a PWD engineer connected to the scheme.
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