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Father's Day is in 3 weeks. Just enough time for you and the kids to make him something fun! Here are some wonderful ideas : 1. Super Cool Dino Planter 2. Rainbow Dream Catcher 3. Watercolor Photo Frame 4. Kid-Friendly Chocolate Cake 5. Felted Soap on a Rope 6. Lucky Key Dish If you want to read more…click here
Handmade Gifts for Father's Day
Imagine Childhood : $75 Giveaway!
I'm excited to introduce a new Magic Sponsor, Imagine Childhood. If you love The Magic Onions, you'll love Imagine Childhood too. What a treat for us to find such a delightful site! To celebrate our collaboration, Imagine Childhood is offering one lucky Magic Onions reader a $75 gift certificate to purchase anything from their shopIf you want to read more…click here
Book Giveaway : The Sunchildren
I'm so happy to have Magic Sponsor, Ancient Amber, introduce her sweet Sunchildren books today and share a Giveaway with us. There are three books in the set… stories for the whole family to enjoy. The Sunchildren are creative, expressive, and festive little fairy children who anticipate the change of each new season in theirIf you want to read more…click here
To my Mom.
To my mom. Happy Mother's Day to the most amazing person I know. You are an inspiration, Mom. You make the most of everything you do. You have such an open heart to all life has to offer. It' s a joy to be with you. Thank you for making the long journey toIf you want to read more…click here
Planting a Butterfly Garden.
Did you know that monarch butterflies undertake a 2 THOUSAND mile journey every winter? They travel from Canada to Mexico. This amazing migration spans the life of three or four generations of butterflies… this means that no single butterfly ever makes the entire journey. Isn't that amazing! I'm sure you have also heard that monarchsIf you want to read more…click here
Mulberry Jam Recipe
Our mulberry tree is laden with mulberries. Every day, we all eat our fill of sweet lovely berries : us, the birds, the bunnies and even Moose, the dog… and yet, we just can't keep up. Our sweet tree just keeps on giving. What to do? Mulberry jam, of course… we make mulberry jam! And,If you want to read more…click here
The Lusty Month of May!
Happy May to everyone! Aren't these May flowers beautiful. My grandmother had a May bush in her garden in South Africa and it was always so confusing to me that it was called 'May' as it bloomed in September! Ha! Now that I live in the Northern Hemisphere, it blooms in May! Things areIf you want to read more…click here
Golden Geodes and Crystals : DIY Tutorial
I've been on an everything-looks-better-spray-painted-gold vibe lately. I just want to spray paint everything gold! Everything looks so gorgeous gold, don't you think?! Just look how these geodes and amethyst crystals look spray painted gold! Amazingly cool, yes! You see, once you get the hang of spray painting gold, the sky isIf you want to read more…click here
Sharing Magical Moments
Come and join me on Instagram. Instagram is such a fun platform for sharing the every-day-little-moments, like these… On Instagram I'm : @theMagicOnions or https://instagram.com/themagiconions See you there! Blessings and magic, Donni Stay connected… sign up for my newsletter. Add your email address and click 'subscribe'. *
Felted Pebbles for Earth Day
Happy Earth Day!! What better day to tell you about my earth-friendly products in The Magic Onions Shop? The Magic Onions Store is filled with beautiful, hand-crafted creations that are as much an honor to own as they were a joy to make. Everything I make for the shop is handmade from natural, ecoIf you want to read more…click here
Gold Mason Jar Vase Tutorial with Lace Butterfly and Spray Paint
Picking beautiful flowers from my garden is one of the things that makes me feel the most awesomely accomplished. I feel such enormous pride when I can make a vase of my very own flowers for my very own home. My Good Man laughs at me a little… he doesn't quite getIf you want to read more…click here
Bringing Waldorf Earth Day Traditions into your Home
Earth Day is on April 22nd. The first Earth Day in the United States was held on April 22, 1970. It was designed to be a day of environmental teaching. The participation in celebrating this holiday has since grown and Earth Day has become a day to mark an appreciation of the Earth,If you want to read more…click here
A Peek Inside…
Who loves Instagram? Me. Me. Me. Me! I do!! I'm a big Instagram fan… it's such an awesome community to be a part of. I love the beautiful photos and taking a peek into the everyday lives of so many sweet, like-minded families. You guys inspire me so much! And, it's soIf you want to read more…click here
An Easy Cake Recipe for Kids
Teddy is the baker in the family. He loves to cook and bake. We have a cake recipe that he can just about make all on his own. And, it's delicious too! And, do you know the amazing thing? The mess he makes is so worth a slice of delicious cake! Here isIf you want to read more…click here
Crystal Cove
Our favorite beach to visit in Southern California is called Crystal Cove (isn't that a magical name!) It's just before Laguna Beach and one of the best things about it is that it is relatively deserted. It's hard to find a place in Southern California that isn't teaming with people… especially a beach. But,If you want to read more…click here
Spring Fling!
Have you seen the delightful Spring treasures in The Magic Onions Shop? So many cute and colorful goodies to help you celebrate this magical season : 1 , 2, 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 Head on over for a peek —> The Magic Onions Shop. And, don't forget toIf you want to read more…click here
An Easter Story.
Happy Easter everyone. I hope you are having a wonderful day, filled with joy and reverence and lots of love. I have a little story that I love to tell the children at Easter time. It's from Easter when Kitty was 3 and Teddy was still a twinkle in my belly. ItIf you want to read more…click here
How to Dye Easter Eggs Naturally
It's always so amazing to see the gorgeous colors that come from natural dyes. Each day of the week leading up to Easter, my kids get to choose what color egg to eat for breakfast. It's become a super-fun family tradition! I must say, I'm happy knowing that no artificial dyes are going intoIf you want to read more…click here
No-Sew Yarn Chick That Kids Can Make
Are you looking for a fun Easter craft for your little ones? They are sure to have fun making this yarn pom-pom chick. Quick and easy and so much fun to play with when they are done. The full tutorial is here : Yarn Pom Pom Easter Chick Tutorial HappyIf you want to read more…click here
Felted Easter Eggs : Needle Felting Tutorail
I've been hard at work making magical felted Easter eggs for the Easter Bunny to put in my children's baskets. I'm thankful that, while they do get chocolate eggs from the Easter Bunny, he also fills their baskets with lots of fun candy alternatives. Here's a step-by-step tutorial on how to makeIf you want to read more…click here
Honey Bees are Amazing!
We had a wonderful time watching honey bees collecting pollen from the prettiest of flowers on our hike on Sunday. They worked tirelessly until their leg sacks were full to bursting and they could hardly fly. Then we followed them, hoping to find their hive. Over bushes, under trees, around a stream. It was aIf you want to read more…click here
Tutorial : Needle Felted Spring Nest
Spring has burst forth in full regalia here in Southern California. the trees are so pretty in their pinks and whites and magentas. And the birds have started to busy themselves building nests. Spring is full of crafting inspiration and we have been making pretty needle felted spring nests too. One of the thingsIf you want to read more…click here
Spring Blossoms
Spring blossoms abound. The trees are so pretty… they are pink and white and magenta. It's amazing how quickly they spring forth. It seems that one day a tree is bare and the next it is dressed all in pink. Spring makes the world a happy place You see a smile on every face.If you want to read more…click here
A Surprise Visit!
We have had a wonderful surprise at The Sunny House… an unexpected visit from our Granny and Grampa. It's so lovely to share our lives with them and take them around to all our special places. We laugh and play and talk… talk endlessly. There is ever so much to catch up on. And, ofIf you want to read more…click here
My Stance on the Vaccine Debate.
I have stayed out of the vaccine debate, until now… no longer! This issue is too important not to address. No matter how you feel about vaccinations, giving up your right to choose is one of the craziest things we could ever do. Bill 277 will mandate vaccinations for all Californian children and, if passed,If you want to read more…click here
Nature-Inspired Easter Crafts
Spring Magic Craft Box : 2015 Available NOW!
Hi, Happy Friends… I have some exciting news for you. The Spring Magic Craft Boxes are on their way to lucky children all over the world! THEY ARE ENCHANTING! The Spring's Magic Craft Box is delighful. It is filled to the brim with the wonder and newness of Spring! As usual, the fairies, elves andIf you want to read more…click here
The Pollen Collectors and Other Treasures from Nature
Waldorf schools around the country have enjoyed this week off as our teachers plan curriculums and attend meetings. In the past, we have used this week to go skiing in the mountains. But, as there has been no snow, anywhere, skiing is sadly out. Instead, we have used this precious time together to go onIf you want to read more…click here
DIY Tutorial for a Fairy Door
Did you know that we share The Sunny House with a family of fairies? Do you see the door to their part of the house? It's on the pillar to the left of my desk… on top of the molding with a little wooden ladder leading up to it from the floor. Do youIf you want to read more…click here
Something NEW!
I have exciting news that I can't wait to share… but I have to stay mum for a little while longer. I'm working on something new… something that I've been wanting to do for ages and at last I've set the magic in motion. It shouldn't be long now! You will LOVE it! Here's aIf you want to read more…click here
My Girl
On Friday evenings, My Good Man and Teddy go to soccer practice and Kitty and I have fallen into the lovely routine spending some time together, just the two of us. We wander around a park, admiring the flowers and then find a little low-key restaurant that has food we both love. We chose ItalianIf you want to read more…click here
Mermaids and the Smell of the Sea
We had the great honor of watching two beautiful souls join their lives together on the pier over the ocean at Hermosa Beach, CA. It was a magnificently wild day, with grey clouds, silver seas and rain that pelted down upon us as the ceremony drew to a close. We regarded this opening of theIf you want to read more…click here
In Gratutude (and Happiness)
I've been listening to Ted Talks while I work. Wow!! There are some incredible people in this glorious world. I have learned SO much! Here's something BIG… the more grateful you are, the happier you will be. You would think it was the other way around, wouldn't you… that you become grateful because you areIf you want to read more…click here
My Workspace : The Sunny House Tour
We moved into our beautiful Sunny House just over two years ago. Living in this gorgeous home, that was built, completely, from the ground up, by my clever Good Man, has been more wonderful than we could ever have imagined. We are still pinching ourselves at our luck. I'm thankful that we took ourIf you want to read more…click here
In The Cathedral of the Wild
Dewdrops or dancing fairies? Mist, moss, mirth. Dappled sunshine, deep shadows. Green grass, grey skies, rusty leaves. Love, laughter, life. It's all around us. Always. "In the cathedral of the wild, we get to see the best parts of ourselves reflected back to us." – Boyd Varty. Yes. Blessings and magic, Donni StayIf you want to read more…click here
Hello February!
Days of Wonder
Kitty received a wonderful book from her Godfather for Christmas. It's called "365 Days of Wonder". Each day a new quote for us to read to each other and ponder. We've come to the conclusion that it's right… there are indeed 365 days of wonder in the year and that little daily things are, inIf you want to read more…click here
DIY : Mini Clay Houses
I have always been utterly in love with little clay houses. They are so tiny and sweet and make me think of fairies and gnomes and magical wishes. I have collected a couple of sets over the years and display them on windowsills throughout the house. You can see my first set here (warning… youIf you want to read more…click here
Felted Love Delights
Here are some sweet suggestions for your Valentine's Day decorating… from the Magic Onions Shop. One (felted heart Garlands) Two (felted wool flowers) Three (felted love pebbles) There is a lot more to choose from in the shop. Thanks for visiting. Blessings and magic, Donni Stay connected… sign up for myIf you want to read more…click here
For the Love of Art
Sometimes it's hard to believe that my little girl is already 11. And other times, like this, it's hard to believe that she's ONLY 11. I marvel in awe as I watch her artistic talent and skill unfold. She is devoted to her art. She draws and paints at every opportunity… for hours and hours.If you want to read more…click here
Throwback Thursday : Our Little House on the Prairie
Oh my… how I love looking back through the years. Look at how adorable Teddy was in 2011! I came across these posts again… our Little House On The Prairie. and Housekeeeping. Looking at the sweet space Kitty, Teddy and I created together gave me that warm, fuzzy feeling in my belly asIf you want to read more…click here
Felted Pebbles
A large part of my weekend was spent making felted pebbles. You guys are loving them! They are flying out of the shop as fast as I can make them. I adore knowing that so many of you will be decorating your home with my sweet felted pebbles for Valentine's Day. And I bet you'llIf you want to read more…click here
The Knitting of Cowls
We have been in a knitting mood since Christmas. Maybe it's the cold weather. And sitting together near the warm fire. We chat and reminisce and knit. It's beautiful family time. Teddy has always loved finger-knitting. And, he's a star caster-on'er. But now, he's learning how to knit with needles. At first, I sat withIf you want to read more…click here
The Discovery of Ice
Nature is so totally AWESOME! We can go to the same place one hundred times and it will be different every and every time. We find new treasures, discover new enchantments. After the recent rains, we were amazed to find that the the stream was frozen over. Frozen! In Southern California, that's a BIG deal.If you want to read more…click here
A Party At The Sunny House.
We had a party at the Sunny House (for my birthday) and I took a few photos to share while everything was still shiny and clean. It's a little scary having a party on a cold and rainy day, especially when you know that there will be 15 kids running around. But, apparently, the SunnyIf you want to read more…click here
Coming out from behind the lens.
It's my birthday. I'm 42 today. I'm so excited about the gift I'm giving to myself… I'm making a BIG change on The Magic Onions in honor of 42 beautiful years on this magical earth. I'm coming out from behind the lens. I wrote my very first blog post on January 01, 2009. I've hadIf you want to read more…click here
A Needle Felting Party for Kitty!
Kitty turned 11 the other day. Poor Kitty! Her birthday is so close to Christmas that we are usually all-partied-out by the time her special day comes around. But this year we made a big effort to celebrate her birthday with a party for her and her class friends. She decided that she wanted toIf you want to read more…click here
Christmas at the Sunny House
We had a magical Christmas at the Sunny House with lots of together time, making special family memories. It's always a mad rush for me up until a few days before Christmas, getting packages from The Magic Onions Shop into the mail in time for Christmas delivery. Thank you to everyone who shopped at TheIf you want to read more…click here
Happy Winter Solstice!
Child-Made Nativity Set
Last year, my children spent so many hours making the most delightful nativity set from wood, felt and other natural materials. I can't tell you how much joy it brought us to bring this set out again this year. We remembered so many sweet and funny stories from when we made it. Kitty laughed asIf you want to read more…click here
Natural Toys for Happy Kids
Natural Kids is one of my favorite places to shop for beautiful, natural toys. I am a member of this special group and I know most of these guys personally… they are moms and dads just like you and me. I can say without a shadow of doubt that oodles of love and care goesIf you want to read more…click here
Magic Sponsors : December 2014
Please support my December Magic Sponsors by browsing through their beautiful shops. NEST is such beautiful toy shop filled with stunning natural and Waldorf inspired toys. Modeled after the toy shoppes of Germany, at Nest one can find eco-friendly sustainably sourced heirloom wooden toys & beautiful and practical things for the home. They believeIf you want to read more…click here
All About Advent : Discovering Waldorf Series
A few years ago, my sweet friend Kelly wrote a wonderful article about Waldorf and Advent for my Discovering Waldorf Series. I loved finding it today and remembering what Advent is really all about. Advent includes the four Sundays prior to Christmas, a time of inner searching, introspection and anticipation. It is through the darknessIf you want to read more…click here
DIY Christmas Tree Advent Calendar
I smile when I look back at photos of Christmas's past. Isn't it sweet to catch a glimpse of our little ones when they were even little'er? Here is our DIY Christmas Tree Advent Calendar from two years ago, just after we moved into The Sunny House. Kitty, Teddy and I made it… although IIf you want to read more…click here
Earthly Treasures
Pipsticks : A Sticker Subscriptions for Sticker Lovers
I'm very excited to introduce a new Magic Sponsor : Pipsticks. Pipsticks provides sticker subscriptions for sticker lovers around the world. Designed to tickle the imaginations of kids, crafters and pen pals everywhere, Pipsticks brings a beautifully designed pack of stickers selected from high quality international suppliers to its sticker club members each month. PipsticksIf you want to read more…click here
Rembering Brave People
Today is Veteran's Day. Thank you to all those brave people who have fought for life and liberty. My gratitude transcends time and space and touches you, wherever you are. This is my veteran grandfather, holding a little me. He fought in World War II. His survival is an amazing story : read it HERE.If you want to read more…click here
Patchwork Indi Arts Show
On Sunday, we packed up the little shop and set it up again for the Patchwork Indi Craft Market in Long Beach, CA. It's my favorite market. It's such fun getting to meet all the lovely shoppers. And see their delight as they Ooo and Ahhhh at my magical felted goodies. I had three helpers…If you want to read more…click here
Magic Sponsors : October 2014
Please support my October Magic Sponsors by browsing through their beautiful shops. There are only NINE Saturdays until Christmas!! The Waldorf Homeschool Handbook : Whether you are just starting to homeschool, or always wanted to, imagine this for a second… You feel confident that you are doing it right. The first steps are clearIf you want to read more…click here
Two Quick and Easy Pumpkin Crafts
Looking for a couple of quick and easy pumpkin crafts for Halloween? Here are two of our favorites : 1. Melted Wax Decorated Pumpkins : decorate mini pumpkins with melting colored crayons onto them. Full tutorial HERE. 2. No Knit Yarn Pumpkin : make an adorable pumpkin with orange yarn and aIf you want to read more…click here
Camping in Julian, CA
Julian, CA, is one of our favorite camping spots. We stay in a campsite that has a little pond. Teddy loves to fish. We wake up early to fish, when the shadows are long and the light is golden. Kitty isn't much of a fisherlady. But, I did catch her saluting the sun. Autumn inIf you want to read more…click here
Eggshell Ghost Mobile
Halloween Giveaway : Pumpkin Witches!
Look who just flew into the shop! Two of the plumpest Halloween witches. They flew in on their little rustic broomsticks and are giggling naughtily. I'm sure they are up to some mischief in there! So… I'm wanting to test something in my Etsy shop and I'm hoping you'll help me. To thank you, I'veIf you want to read more…click here
Weaving an Autumn Tapestry with Wool Roving
Look at this gorgeous woven autumn tapestry Kitty and I made together. We used a vine wreath form, colorful autumn wool roving, some wool yarn and a couple of felted toadstools. Step 1 : Make the Tree Loom I tied off the yarn branches and roots using a simple slipknot. If you want to read more…click here
Teaching Timone How To Climb
Kitty has had an important job… she's been teaching Timone to climb. Each day, she takes him to the avocado tree and climbs with him. At first, he was so scared and would immediately scurry back onto Kitty's shoulder. But now, he climbs right to the top of the tree. Up and down… around andIf you want to read more…click here
Make a Colorful Harvest Corn Necklace
Meet Timone, Our Baby Squirrel
We have a new baby at the Sunny House. Meet Timone, our baby squirrel. Isn't he just the most adorable little thing?! We are smitten in love. He has quite stolen our hearts away! He came to us last week from a friend who, sadly, found him after her cat caught his mother. WeIf you want to read more…click here
Portraits of Us : Week 24
We are having a family painting day today. Kitty and I found this amazing magical coloring sheet that opens up into a long scene for us to color. We are using watercolor. And all of us are adding our own special magic. It's starting to look so beautiful… When it's done, we will hangIf you want to read more…click here
Magic Sponsors : September 2014
Please support my September Magic Sponsors by browsing through their beautiful shops. Christmas is 3 months away! A hearty welcome to two new Magic Sponsors : Artterro : Here at Artterro we make Eco Art Kits, and there's nothing else quite like them on the market. In 2008, Artterro founder Forrest Espinoza was shoppingIf you want to read more…click here
Make Spiders for Halloween
Here are two spider crafts your little ones will enjoy making and playing with… Tutorial : How to make a Black Widow Spider Tutorial : How to make a Pine Cone Spider. Scary stuff!! Blessings and magic, Donni If you haven't already, please sign up for my newsletter toIf you want to read more…click here
Pen Pal Swap
Kitty and Teddy received their first letters from their new Pen Pals. Can you see how delighted Kitty was? An envelope arrived in the mail, addressed to her, to Kitty, from a girl, a thousand miles away, living a different kind of life… but just like her all the same. Oh my… theIf you want to read more…click here
6 Nature Inspired Fall Crafts
Hi Friends, It was 90 degrees F (33 degrees C) here in Southern California at 9am this morning. It reached into the 100's on Friday, Sat and Sun… and is expected to do the same today, tomorrow and the next day. Wow… we are melting!! We don't have air-conditioning in the Sunny House… my GoodIf you want to read more…click here
Winners of the Fairy Garden Contest 2014!
It is with great excitement that I announce the winners of the 2014 Fairy Garden Contest. Boy was it difficult to pick just four (see the finalists here and here). In my mind, you are ALL winners and the greatest prize EVERYONE won was the magical time you had making your Fairy Garden. Thank youIf you want to read more…click here
2014 Fairy Garden Contest : Finalists : Part TWO
Yesterday, I shared Part ONE of the Fairy Garden finalists with 8 magical gardens. Today is Part TWO and I have another 8 enchanting gardens to show you. I'll start with this AMAZING creation from the Twig and Toadstool kids (click on the link to see closeup photos). Isn't it breathtaking?! So much detail… acornIf you want to read more…click here
2014 Fairy Garden Contest : Finalists : Part ONE
You can imagine the hard time we've had choosing winners for this years Fairy Garden Contest. Oh, my… it's been almost impossible as each and EVERY garden entered (and there were over 150 entries) were utterly magical. The truth is that everyone who made a fairy garden is a winner. Thank you for making magicIf you want to read more…click here
Portraits of Us : Week 23
Our summer vacation has come to an end. Oh Boy, has it been a hot week here at The Sunny House… sometimes you just have to make your own rain to dance in. And, sometimes, there's no one to play with… so playing with the dog will do just fine. Kitty and I came toIf you want to read more…click here
52 Weeks in Nature : Weeks 29-35
So many weeks to catch up on. Summer got the better of me. But… better late than never. Here is late-summer in Southern California… Grasses, lichen, crunchy leaves, wildflowers and lots and lots of beautiful sunshine. Fifty Two weeks in nature is a series of photos each week to show what our nature looksIf you want to read more…click here
Needle Felted Fall Door Wreath Tutorial
A few years ago, we made Granny a wreath for her door. It's still one of my favorite wreaths of all time and Kitty and I think we'll make one for our own door this year. Here's our tutorial on how to make it. Materials : * wool roving inIf you want to read more…click here
Hello September
Hello, September… month of falling leaves, acorns and apple pie. We are happy you have come to visit again. We have a request… please can we have some rain here in Southern California. It's so very dry, our dams are terribly empty. Farmers are very worried. Thank you. Welcome to all my MagicIf you want to read more…click here
I have a few housekeeping items to share with you today. Firstly… a huge, HUGE, Thank you to YOU. The Magic Onions reached a milestone this month of 7 million beautiful visitors. I'm utterly honored that so many of you have blessed me with your presence. And humbled too. Thank you. Secondly… I willIf you want to read more…click here
Camping Food Favorites
We discovered some new camping food favorites on our recent camping trip. Firstly, Teddy is our resident fire man… he is in charge of gathering the supplies we need to start the fire. He sets the fire expertly with crumpled up newspaper on the bottom, twigs and kindling arranged like a teepee over the paperIf you want to read more…click here
Magic Sponsors : August 2014
Please support my August Magic Sponsors by browsing through their beautiful shops. A hearty welcome to a new Magic Sponsor : Natural Kids – is a group of artisans from around the world who share a love for handcrafting eco friendly & all-natural toys, clothing, decor and more for kids, and kids at heart. We'reIf you want to read more…click here
Camping in the Wheeler Gorge Forest, Ojai, CA
When city life gets too much for us and we find ourselves fractious and irritable, we pack up our camper van and set off into the wild. We have found so many beautiful, out-of-the-way places in Southern California… some as close to us as only an hour away. This time, we tried a new campingIf you want to read more…click here
Fairy Garden in a Hanging Basket Feature : FOURTEEN
Lily has made her fairy garden in a hanging basket… isn't it just too delightful for words! Look at all the little details. The twig and moss house. The leaf blanket. The acorn cap hanging basket. The pine needle broom. Well done, Lily… your garden is magical… thank you for sharing it with us. If you want to read more…click here
Magic Craft Boxes available Now – Autumn
Life is busy. We often don't have the time to find the goodies we need to make cute things with our children. Well, now you can rely on The Magic Craft Box! Everything you'll need to make these beautiful handmade treasures with your children will be mailed straight to your doorstep, ready and waiting forIf you want to read more…click here
The Magic of Boredom.
'Mom, I'm bored'. 'Mom, there's NOTHING to do'. 'MOM, Teddy's irritating me!' 'Mom, Kitty won't play with me'. I've heard these sentences a hundred times this summer. The summer is long. We dread these sentences. They make us feel bad, don't they. They make us feel guilty, like we are not doing a good enoughIf you want to read more…click here
Portraits of Us : WEEK 22
There have been fantastical imaginings in the Sunny House. Dragons and dragon eggs have been a big feature. We scour the landscape in search of dragon eggs… our collections are getting quite big. And, we've been pirates too. And cowboys. And pirate cowboys… Summer is so much fun! To help me cherish every littleIf you want to read more…click here
Fairy Garden Feature : THIRTEEN
Here's another magical fairy garden entered into the Fairy Garden Contest. This garden was made by Kaya (6) and her brother Nesta (3)… and a little help from mom too. It's built in the middle of a bean teepee!!! Isn't that so cool? Can you imagine when the beans have grown all over the teepeeIf you want to read more…click here
Fairy Garden Feature : TWELVE
The Cleary kids are hard at work on their fairy garden. Look at the tunnels and houses they have built. The buildings made of sticks and the bridges made of bark. There are crystals and gems and moss and flowers… all the perfect things to attract neighborhood fairies. What a wonderful garden, Cleary'sIf you want to read more…click here
Fairy Garden Feature : ELEVEN
Lexi's fairy garden is magical. I love all the little details and I LOVE all the tell-tale signs that Lexi plays in her garden regularly. And, of course, when a child plays in her garden, so do fairies too! A unicorn rainbow tire swing. Fairy jump-rope. A lucky leprechaun, painting. If you want to read more…click here
Cute Autumn Gnome Peg People
Meet Mr. and Mrs. Autumn Gnome. They are on their way a gathering and are dressed in their best fall colors. Don't you just love Mrs. Autumn Gnome's wild hair? She gets entirely frustrated with it when she grooms it in the mornings. She thinks she'd look better with it neat and tidy. She wishesIf you want to read more…click here
Fairy Garden Feature : TEN – The Frosty Fairy Garden
I love this fairy garden sent in by Small Steps Big Noises for the Fairy Garden Contest. I love it because it shows that winter is no deterrent for a fairy garden. It's winter in New Zealand and yet the fairies are still about. The frosty sparkles look like magic wishes. Magic and glitterIf you want to read more…click here
Delightful Fairies from Lavender & Lark
I'm more than excited to share the delightful fairies from Lavender & Lark, who is offering one of the amazing prizes for the Fairy Garden Contest. Aren't they just the most magical little fairies you've ever seen? Every detail is perfect and just so enchanting that it's hard not to squeal when you notice it.If you want to read more…click here
Fairy Garden Feature : NINE
I have SUCH and enchanting fairy garden to share with you today. Oh my… just look at the creativity in this beautiful fairy house : The fairies have made everything in their house from things they have picked up from nature. Can you see the kitchen, complete with a larder full of tasty treatsIf you want to read more…click here
Fairy Gardens still coming in…
I've extended the deadline for the Fairy Garden Contest for a few days while I organize the entries I have received through my email and Facebook. This is great news for those of you who, like me, are on 'summer time'. You can still make a fairy garden and enter it into this years' contest.If you want to read more…click here
Fairy Garden Contest : ENTER now.
Hi Fairy Garden Friends, It's almost August!! Just a reminder that the Fairy Garden contest is drawing to a close. Entries close on August 1st. However, if you are like me and don't like deadlines very much, I will be allowing a few late entries if you write and ask at Donni(at)theMagicOnions(dot)com . Just lookIf you want to read more…click here


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This is intended as the opening of a new page to deal with the Third North American blizzard of 2010. Please help with editing and improving this article as this "monster" storm (as the Philadelphia news agencies are referring to it) develops and affects the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast states. Bill S. (talk) 08:00, 24 February 2010 (UTC)
This Cannot be Called a Blizzard Yet[edit]
You can't call this a blizzard. It's no guarantee that, by definition, blizzard conditions will verify. It's foolish to create an article for an event with limited, spotty, inaccurate forecast data within it...AND call it something it's not...before it even happens. Njmatt04 (talk) 02:09, 25 February 2010 (UTC) —Preceding unsigned comment added by Njmatt04 (talk • contribs) 01:54, 25 February 2010 (UTC)
Agreed. Blizzard conditions are narrowly defined, and there's no way of knowing in advance if this storm will meet those criteria. As it stands, this article is too broad, saying that 12-18" will fall in a wide swath between BOS and PHL is inaccurate. HPC doesn't mention this scenario, and besides, the area of heaviest snowfall will likely concentrate north and west of NYC metro (NE PA, NRN NJ, LWR Hudson Valley). Leizmonk (talk) 02:34, 25 February 2010 (UTC)
Blizzard conditions were verified during this storm, despite the lack of blizzard warnings. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 19:33, 28 February 2010 (UTC) .
Unless proof that blizzard conditions were verified is provided the I will attempt to change the title to a meteorological correct title. Edkollin (talk) 16:54, 5 March 2010 (UTC)
- Agreed. If there were confirmed blizzard conditions, they certainly weren't widespread enough to justify calling the storm a full-blown blizzard. Late February 2010 North American snowstorm? –Juliancolton | Talk 16:56, 5 March 2010 (UTC)
Blizzard conditions were verified in the mountainous areas of W. Virginia, and blizzard warnings were issued in that area. However, there is no easy way to link up to these warnings, which are probably in archive on some obscure NOAA site. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Leizmonk (talk • contribs) 16:19, 11 March 2010 (UTC)
Meteorological History[edit]
Recommend mentioning some of the uncommon characteristics of this storm including the regression west-ward due to it being a cutoff low and a blocking regime in place with the predominant jet stream. There's also no mention at this point of energy transfer between the upper air low and the surface low (a major contributing factor to rapid deepening).Leizmonk (talk) 02:36, 25 February 2010 (UTC)
The retrograde westward was mentioned in the first draft of the article. See: "The storm is expected to be blocked from moving away from the coast by a strong high pressure system over the Canadian Maritimes, and is expected to retrograde inland into New York state." Bill S. (talk) 15:38, 26 February 2010 (UTC)
Protection of the page[edit]
I believe this page should be protected only until February 26 when the storm is predicted to end. The mass-vandalism is coming from users of the easternuswx.com and dabenchmark.com sites, who get all hyper when a snowstorm is predicted. —Preceding unsigned comment added by NickD2010 (talk • contribs) 02:44, 25 February 2010 (UTC)
The New Jersey Turnpike was reduced to 35 mph speed limit. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 184.108.40.206 (talk) 20:02, 26 February 2010 (UTC)
Significance of events[edit]
Having added several references to impact of the storm, I'm not really sure all of them are worthy of mention (esp. RI parking lot). Also, suggest removal of impact sections left blank, DE, Canada.Leizmonk (talk) 21:07, 26 February 2010 (UTC)
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- http://weatheroffice.gc.ca/warnings/SWS_bulletins_e.html?prov=on
- http://weatheroffice.gc.ca/warnings/SWS_bulletins_e.html?prov=qc —Preceding unsigned comment added by 188.8.131.52 (talk) 22:56, 26 February 2010 (UTC)
- http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/winter-blast-hammers-eastern-canada/article1482217
- http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2010/02/26/nat-wind-storm.html
- http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20100226/winter_100226/20100226?hub=Canada
- http://www.680news.com/news/local/article/30014--storm-brings-blowing-snow-to-southern-ontario
- http://www.thebarrieexaminer.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=2468576
- (The National Post is concentrating more on US conditions, so I did not include it here.)
- Because of the east-to-west motion, the storm was delayed in getting inland, so most warnings were for Québec and east. (http://weatheroffice.gc.ca/warnings/warnings_e.html) In Ontario it is disruptive and has cancelled or delayed some flights to and from the seaboard and Caribbean, but nothing really exceptional. (You States-side people are getting the worst of it -- again.) Beyond the usual traffic accidents, storm news is mostly being drowned out by the $50 million jackpot tonight, and of course the upcoming hockey and curling games.
The power outages in the Hudson Valley (including me, in the dark for 15 hours yesterday, although we're not one of their customers) are the worst in the history for Central Hudson Gas & Electric. [1]. Daniel Case (talk) 16:35, 27 February 2010 (UTC)
4th blizzard[edit]
Right now I am experiencing blizzard conditions in Rehoboth Beach Delaware. There are already several inches on the ground from last night through this morning. I was just on the beach where strong winds were blowing heavy snow everywhere on the beach. I don't know how significant this is considered for Rehoboth Beach. I live in the DC area and I go to Rehoboth a lot but this is my first time experiencing snow here. The town doesn't seem well prepared for snow. I am expecting a foot on the ground here when it is all said and done.
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PRLog - April 28, 2014 - NOVATO, Calif. -- Radiant Logic, market-leading provider of a federated identity and context service based on virtualization, today announces "ADAP" (Adaptive Directory Access Protocol), a REST interface for LDAP directory services. The company is contributing the open source ADAP code to a Kantara Initiative work group, aimed at expanding the traditional Identity Management (IdM) segment to Identity Relationship Management (IRM). ADAP is available for download at the Radiant Logic website. With ADAP, web and mobile applications can tap directly into directory sources that support the LDAP V3 standards, including Oracle/Sun Directory, Microsoft Active Directory, Open LDAP, ForgeRock OpenDJ, OpenDS, Novell NDS eDirectory, Red Hat Directory, IBM Tivoli, and RadiantOne HDAP.
Traditionally, directories have been used as a source of important information for two categories of applications:
"ADAP for LDAP provides an approach for accessing the information and structure of a directory that represents an alternative to SCIM or Graph API," said Joni Brennan, Executive Director at the Kantara Initiative. "Accessing objects in the directory is essential. Reaching these objects by "traversing"
Because directories have a hierarchical structure, context can be discovered and information can be progressively disclosed by navigating the "directory information tree." Until now, complete access to the directory information was accessible only through a direct call using LDAP.
"ADAP means greater flexibility for cloud, web, and app developers and extends business capabilities when it comes to accessing traditional directory sources," said Michel Prompt, CEO at Radiant Logic. "Our API performs on top of any LDAP directory—not just our own VDS—and we are happy to be contributing this open-source technology to the application developer community. When coupled with HDAP (big data technology applied to LDAP) and the RadiantOne integration layer, ADAP provides a simple way to access the information about identities and their relationship to other data that's buried across diverse data silos. This contextual data is the ultimate target that will drive this new identity and relationship management category."
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As the market leader for a federated identity service based on virtualization, Radiant Logic delivers simple, logical, and standards-based access to all identity within an organization. The RadiantOne federated identity service enables customizable identity views built from disparate data silos, driving critical authentication and authorization decisions for WAM, federation, and cloud deployments. Fortune 1000 companies rely on RadiantOne to deliver quick ROI by reducing administrative effort, simplifying integration, and building a flexible infrastructure to meet changing business demands.
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The BJP-led Maharashtra government's reported move to declare madrassas that don't teach regular primary subjects as "non-schools" has instantly polarised the debate around Muslims' education again.
To play a bigger role in Central Asia, India must synchronise its initiatives into a strategy of engagement, writes Gulshan Sachdeva
The assembly elections next year will be his biggest test as a political leader. And it'll a tough, steep climb to the seat of power at Fort St. George.
This has been a week of VIPs, who have ceremoniously exhibited with all their might how holding political or bureaucratic positions can help you manipulate the system.
As the Earth enters the first mass extinction since the dinosaurs, humans have to protect the fading ecosystems.
Any further delay in implementing the One Rank One Pension policy could affect the morale of our soldiers, writes Gurmeet Kanwal.
While public attention has focused on non-availability of water and power in Delhi and its periphery, it has rarely focused on the environmental sustainability and carrying capacity of the region.
Leaders in Lutyens' Delhi are yet to realise that politicians like Keith Vaz no longer understand the pulse of diaspora politics, writes Ashok Malik.
Authoritarian expression is one face of the trimoorti this government is sculpting. The other two are the aggressive pursuit of anti-people economic reforms and the unscrupulous recourse to sharpening communal polarisation.
Social media platforms were flooded with father-daughter selfies thanks to a message from Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his monthly radio address on Sunday.
What makes the hooch tragedy more acute is that the people who have died were all from the margins of society.
The ongoing discussion around acceptable levels of monosodium glutamate (MSG) to be included in packaged food brings into focus the role that biochemistry plays in the foods consumed by us.
India has always nurtured powerful women who have led from the front, inspired people around them and enriched public life.
The fate of the Janata parivar hinges on how Nitish Kumar and Lalu Prasad cooperate to make the alliance work.
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Mel Sampson drank Coca-Cola from a straw that was 75.82 meters in length. Sampson set the record as part of The Drive Home with Mel World Record Week 4.
Ashley's friend opened a soda can in 0.93 second. He only used his hands and mouth in removing the entire top lid from the can.
Jorden T. built a 12-ounce soda can tower 24 cans tall.
Spinderella performed a headspin on a can that lasted 29.25 seconds.
Tommy H. opened a soda can, drank part of its contents and balanced it diagonally on its edge in 7.50 seconds.
Tai Star balanced five cans on his right index finger for 17 minutes, 41.40 seconds.
Suresh Gaur balanced 11 soda cans on his left thumb.
Peter and his friends built a house made of 11,578 beer cans. The structure has an area of 4x4 meters and stands around 3.25 meters tall.
They set the record to raise funds for The Shake It Up Foundation Australia, who fund vital research in developing a cure and understanding of Parkinson's Disease. Over $1,500 was raised and the house has since been featured on national television and various other news mediums.
Suresh Gaur balanced two 12-ounce soda cans on his fingertip for 12 minutes, 34.63 seconds.
Mark Evans balanced five soda cans on his right pinky finger for 29 minutes, 15.65 seconds.
Mark Evans kicked 26 empty soda cans in 10 seconds.
Nolan Loughlin assembled a triangular structure made of 171 soda cans.
Suresh Gaur balanced three soda cans on his thumb for 25 minutes, 49.34 seconds while sitting.
Tai Star balanced five cans on his right thumb for 28 minutes, 41.06 seconds.
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WABC-TV, the ABC O&O in New York City, is using a Nucomm ChannelMaster digital/analog microwave transmitter to transmit HD shots from its newly launched high definition news helicopter.
The helicopter, which is owned and operated by Metro Networks, was outfitted with the Nucomm ChannelMaster CMTX1, dual band (2GHz/7GHz) portable digital/analog transmitter. Use of the high power version of the transmitter ensures adequate coverage in analog and digital mode.
The ChannelMaster is designed to deliver high-definition content in power- and space-confined environments, such as a news helicopter. WABC selected the ChannelMaster because of its multi-modulation format capability, small size, light weight, and ease of operation in a real-time news gathering environment.
Although initial transmissions are being done using COFDM, WABC intends to take advantage of other formats available in the ChannelMaster, such as VSB for higher data rate capability. In the WABC application, the HD signal is supplied to the CMTX1 via the ASI input from the HD encoder. The HD signal is then received at WABC's receive site with the Nucomm CR6D Central Receiver and the NCRX1 Newscoder COFDM demodulator and MPEG-2 decoder.
It is then relayed back to the studio using a Nucomm Digalog FT/FR6 digital ready fixed link with MM200 multi-rate modems, where the HD signal is prepared for storage, editing, or live broadcast.
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Lenzerheide World Cup DH – The Best Bits
It was a rowdy weekend in Switzerland that broke both hearts and bodies. Here are the most ripping clips from finals.
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Video: The Inca Avalanche Draws Near
Far off the beaten path of typical downhill courses, the Inca Avalanche starts out at an elevation of nearly 15,000 feet above sea level and descends an outstanding course over traditional Incan roads and paths to the finish line five thousand feet below.
Video: Enduro: A Bike Movie – Episode #5
Two superstars of cycling, with many victories including the Beijing Olympics BMX, have a new challenge, the Enduro World Series.
Video: California Enduro Series: Los Olivos
VP Components and Kali Protectives partnered to host the second round of the California Enduro Series at the Dirt Club in Los Olivos, California. The courses ranged in nature from super fast with stunts and technical flowing tracks to full-on power to the pedals Super D.
Video: Pump Tracks and Kathmandu
Far away from the clichés of a wild Nepal, our shaper and rider Pierre-Edouard Ferry went on to share his knowledge and expertise with Kathmandu¹s youngsters. In a city which teems with life, pumptrack riding can be seen as the symbol of escape for a whole new generation of Nepalese riders. The wheel is spinning in Nepal.
Video: PCA Enduro #3
Professional racer Eric Carter and Racers and Chasers race promoter Robert Herber (collectively, the Progressive Cycle Association or "PCA") are more than halfway into this year's GER Series (Gravity Endurance Racing Series). Here's the footage from the May 5th event at Black Mountain Open Space park, in the heart of San Diego.
Exclusive: Up Close… With Specialized's Beadless Clincher
Specialized Bicycles has a new clincher wheelset (the Roval Control 29 Carbon) that lacks that one thing we all think clincher tires need—bead hooks. WTF? We went to Specialized's headquarters to find out how that's even possible.
Video: Who's Riding on Cannondale's Overmountain Team?
Overmountain, all-mountain, enduro.... Oddly, the simplest things always seem to be saddled with a confusing range of synonyms. Nomenclature aside, Cannondale had the foresight to organize a team around enduro riders. With Jereome Clementz, Mark Weir, Jason Moeschler and Ben Cruz on the squad, Cannondale has one of the most ridiculously stacked squads on the planet.
Video: Avid Trail House
Every year the folks at Avid invite journalists to "Trail House"; a low-key press launch with the aim to get writers onto the new gear and out onto the trails. In years past, Trail House was centered in Santa Cruz. This year, the location was Sedona. This video highlights the area's incredible riding and general vibe.
Video: Trek World Racing Stories: Episode 1
This first episode in Trek's new series, TREK WORLD RACING STORIES, captures a new beginning for the team as we catch up with Brook MacDonald, Neko Mulally and Greg Williamson as they encounter the course at the Sea Otter Classic in California.
Video: The Adventure Series: Cadair Idris & Orange Bikes
The Adventure Series documents a range of unique characters and people across various locations in the UK and Europe. In this second installment, Pete Scullion from Orange Bikes takes the new Orange Five 29 bike on a single-day adventure to the second largest mountain in Wales: Cadair Idris.
Video: Dream Capture – Episode One
Over the course of one week, Thomas Vanderham linked together his favorite trails in a non-stop road trip from Kamloops, B.C. to Virgin, Utah. That trip is captured here as part of a collaboration between Anthill Films and Sony.
Video: Wade Simmons Samples the Instinct
In this video, the Godfather himself, Wade Simmons, gives Rocky Mountain's long-travel 29er a going over and drops his verdict on the bike. We've said it before--this rig is sort of floating under the radar right now, but it deserves its share of the limelight.
Video: Rippin' the Trails of Bend, Oregon
The trails around Bend, Oregon are famous. This video, in which Kirt Voreis and Tyler McCaul try out Fox's latest All Mountain and Trail gear, make it clear why that's the case. Road trip, anyone?
Video: Danny MacAskill Imaginate Episode 2
In this episode, Danny jumps on the back of a motorcycle and pins it around the track with on of his heroes, Guy Martin. A 140-mile per hour joy ride whilst recovering from back surgery? It made sense at the time. Danny's plans for the new video project also start to take shape.
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Video: Aaron Gwin on the Upcoming 2013 Season
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Video: Speed & Style Finals at the 2013 Sea Otter Classic
The Sea Otter Classic hosted the Speed and Style competition in which riders competed against each other and the clock on a modified pump track, with time deductions at judges' discretion based upon the quality and difficulty of their tricks.
Exclusive Report: Fat and Furious
Stunned. Shocked. In awe. Words hardly explain our amazement at the athletic display played out by Manuel Beastley and signature Fat Bike of Glory at the 2013 Sea Otter Classic. Beastley made it no secret--he intended to dominate every style of mountain biking at Otter...then he went and did just that.
The Corner: Sea Otter Dual Slalom 2013
The crowd at the Sea Otter Dual Slalom event are as interesting as the racing. We immersed ourselves into one section of the rowdy rabble to find out why this event is as important for them as it is for the racers.
Video: Why Do People Keep Coming Back to the Sea Otter Classic?
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A new Shadowrun CRPG currently in development by Harebrained Schemes and partially funded through Kickstarter.
An episodic visual novel based on the Angel Beats franchise of novels, anime, and manga. Developed by Key and Visual Arts for the PC.
A comedic slice of life romance visual novel developed and published by Smee in Japan for the PC.
CD Projekt RED's third Witcher combines the series' non-linear storytelling with a sprawling open world that concludes the saga of Geralt of Rivia.
Dex is a sidescrolling cyberpunk action/stealth-RPG funded through Kickstarter. Inspired by classic cyperpunk novels, the game lets players explore the hand-drawn city of Harbor Prime.
A visual novel developed by Purple Software. The game follows protagonist Sawatari Rei, he has the ability to turn back time using a watch which he inherited from his grandfather.
A visual novel developed by ASa Project.
A visual novel developed by Minato Carnival.
Players are presented with a control panel and must figure out how to interact with it.
A visual novel developed and published by Minori. The story follows protagonist Miyasaka Shu, a person who has the special ability of empathy which allows him to understand and share the feelings of people around him.
An action-adventure game about a pirate who tries to avenge the death of his family.
Natsu no Iro no Nostalgia is a visual novel developed by Moonstone. Protagonist Orikuchi Ryouto has returned to his hometown after being away for 3 years. He has a special ability that he awoke with after being in a coma for several days, he can identify people's emotions as colors.
A fantasy visual novel developed by Uguisu Kagura about magical books that once opened cause reality to becomes the stage for their story.
A "philosophical puzzler" from Croteam.
Ao no Kanata no Four Rhythm is a visual novel developed and published by sprite for the PC. As a child Hinata Masaya loved Flying Circus, a popular sky sport, but after suffering a terrible defeat he loses all motivation for the sport. Years later he regains his passion after meeting a new transfer student whom he agrees to train in the sport.
This enhanced remake of the original Binding of Isaac features expanded gameplay, pixel art visuals, and a variety of other new additions - including full controller support and local asymmetric co-op.
The sequel to Legend of Grimrock expands from a single dungeon to an entire island.
The Uncle Who Works for Nintendo is a Twine horror game created by developer, Michael Lutz and illustrator, Kim Parker.
Renegade Kid's new co-op adventure platformer for up to two players. Explore various levels to find treasures.
Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water (Zero: Nuregarasu no Miko), co-developed by Koei Tecmo and Nintendo, is the fifth game in the Fatal Frame series and takes place near the fabled "Mountain of Death." Players use the Wii U GamePad as the Camera Obscura.
Brian Fargo, Alan Pavlish, Mike Stackpole and others reunite for a sequel to their hit 1988, post-apocalyptic CRPG Wasteland. Wasteland 2 is fan-funded from a successful Kickstarter campaign.
A standalone version of Shadowrun Returns's expansion, Shadowrun: Dragonfall, with new quests and areas, and improved combat and UI. Also includes a game editor that allows players to create their own SR adventures and share with others
A colorful procedural death labyrinth shooter with an emphasis on reusing ammo.
Fourteenth flagship title in the Tales series and direct sequel to Tales of Xillia.
AstralAir no Shiroki Towa (アストラエアの白き永遠) is a fantasy visual novel developed and published by Favorite.
Unrest is a narrative-focused RPG developed by Pyrodactyl Games for PC, Mac, & Linux that is set in a fantasy interpretation of Ancient India.
The Forgotten Ones is a free first person horror game
Koi ga Saku Koro Sakura Doki is a visual novel developed and published by Japanese developer Palette released in Japan on June 27, 2014.
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When running The Allocations Instrument at any given moment my iPad app has less than 5MB of memory allocated. I've been very thorough and made sure everything is being released correctly. My app is a tab bar app that does load a lot of images, videos, and PDFs. I've made sure to handle this appropriately and empty caches, etc to free up memory.
However, when I run the Activity Monitor Instrument, with my app running on my iPad, the memory usage of my app gradually increases eventually reaching over 100MB and crashes.
I'm not really sure what to do and there isn't a specific block of code that is causing issues. The entire app is a memory hog and I've never had this issue before.
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LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER to Broadcast New York Philharmonic's Opening Gala Concert, 12/31; Audra McDonald to Host
Live From Lincoln Center will ring in the new year with a special broadcast of the New York Philharmonic's Opening Gala concert from Avery Fisher Hall featuring Music Director Alan Gilbert and special guest cello soloist Yo-Yo Ma. The Opening Gala concert, to be taped on September 25, will feature dance-inspired orchestral works, including Azul by Osvaldo Golijov, a cello concert written for Ma; the world premiere of an arrangement of Astor Piazzolla's La serie del Ángel by Octavio Brunetti, commissioned by the New York Phliharmonic; and two classics by Maurice Ravel,Alborada del gracioso and Boléro. The broadcast-hosted by Audra McDonald and featuring interstitial interviews with Yo-Yo Ma and composer Osvaldo Golijov-will air on PBS stations on Tuesday, December 31, 2013 at 8 p.m. (ET) (check local listings).
Founded in 1842, the New York Philharmonic is one of the oldest orchestras in the world. Since its inception, it has played a leading role in American musical life, reaching out to audiences with touring that began in 1882; recordings beginning in 1917; and radio broadcasts since 1922, now represented by The New York Philharmonic This Week, Syndicated nationally 52 weeks a year. The New York Philharmonic has appeared on Live From Lincoln Center more than 75 times.
Live From Lincoln Center is in its 39th broadcast season, and has received 13 Emmy Awards to date. Live From Lincoln Center, which celebrates the live performance experience, has made the world's greatest artists on Lincoln Center's renowned stages accessible to home viewers in virtually every corner of the United States. This episode is directed for television by Habib Azar. The executive producer is Andrew C. Wilk. Lincoln Center's Chief Media and Digital Officer, Elizabeth W. Scott, is executive in charge of the series' production.
Music Director Alan Gilbert began his New York Philharmonic tenure in September 2009, the first native New Yorker in the post. He and the Philharmonic have introduced the positions of The Marie-Josée Kravis Composer-in-Residence and The Mary and James G. Wallach Artist-in-Residence; CONTACT!, the new-music series; and, beginning in the spring of 2014, the NY PHIL BIENNIAL. "He is building a legacy that matters and is helping to change the template for what an American orchestra can be," The New York Times praised. In addition to inaugurating the NY PHIL BIENNIAL, in the 2013-14 season Alan Gilbert conducts Mozart's three final symphonies; the U.S. Premiere of Mark-Anthony Turnage's Frieze with Beethoven's Ninth Symphony; world premieres; an all-Britten program celebrating the composer's centennial; the score from 2001: A Space Odyssey as the film is screened; and a staged production of Sondheim's Sweeney Todd. He continues The Nielsen Project - the multi-year initiative to perform and record the Danish composer's symphonies and concertos, the first release of which was named by The New York Times as among the Best Classical Music Recordings of 2012 - and presides over a tour of Asia. Last season's highlights included Bach's B-minor Mass; Ives's Fourth Symphony; a European tour; and A Dancer's Dream, a multidisciplinary reimagining of Stravinsky ballets with Giants Are Small and New York City Ballet principal dancer Sara Mearns. Director of Conducting and Orchestral Studies and the William Schuman Chair in Musical Studies at The Juilliard School, Mr. Gilbert is Conductor Laureate of the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra and principal guest conductor of Hamburg's NDR Symphony Orchestra, and he conducts leading orchestras around the world. His recordings have garnered two Grammy Awards, and his honors include an Honorary Doctor of Music degree from The Curtis Institute of Music and Columbia University's Ditson Conductor's Award.
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Power Restored In Malibu Following Weather-Related Outages
Power was restored Saturday to customers who were affected by outages caused by rain in the area.
Recent Showers Provide Some Relief To Drought-Stricken California
The recent showers have provided some relief to drought-stricken California, a report released Thursday said.
Torrance Residents Spend Day Cleaning Up Following Flash Flooding
More than two inches of rain fell in just about two hours.
Josh Rubenstein's Weather Forecast (Dec. 17)
Look for cool temperatures Wednesday and a slight chance for a shower throughout the day.
Mandatory Evacuation Orders Lifted For Camarillo Springs
Camarillo Springs residents were allowed to return to their homes early Wednesday morning after mandatory evacuation orders were lifted.
Heavy Downpour Floods Intersections, Strands Cars In Torrance
Heavy downpour caused problems in the South Bay where several intersections had flooded due to flash flooding.
Rain Rolls Into Thousand Oaks As LA-Area Braces For Another Storm
Southern California residents were bracing for another storm Monday night, with police warning drivers to be careful on the road.
2 New Storms Headed For The Southland
Just as Southern California is drying out following a powerful Pacific storm last week, another pair of storms are headed for the region Monday, threatening rainfall from early Tuesday through Wednesday.
Jewelry Taken From Red-Tagged Home In Camarillo Springs
A Camarillo Springs home that was red-tagged following a mudslide last week has been burglarized, authorities have confirmed.
Experts: 'We Need About 75 Inches Of Rain Before The End Of This Year'
Recent storms here in Southern California have provided much needed rain for the area, but it still may be a long way to go before drought conditions are lifted.
Residents Of Glendora Burn Areas Remain On Edge After Heavy Rains
During the height of the rain, streets looked like virtual rivers.
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Mandatory evacuation orders were lifted Friday afternoon for residents in the Camarillo Springs burn area in Ventura County.
Camarillo Springs Under Voluntary Evacuation Order Due To Storm
A Pacific storm has many burn-areas on high alert, including Camarillo Springs, where voluntary evacuations have been ordered.
Voluntary Evacuations In Place As Foothill Residents Prep For Powerful Winter Storm
Residents living in burn areas were on high alert Thursday as a powerful winter storm moves into the Southland.
Josh Rubenstein's Weather Forecast (Dec. 11)
The light rain will begin later this afternoon through northern reaches of Ventura County and then that light warm front rain will spread into the LA area.


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- Whisk flour and water together in a large deep skillet or Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Crumble in the bouillon cube and add the milk, thyme, and orange juice. Continue to whisk until boiling.
- Reduce heat to medium-low and add fish. Simmer for 4-5 minutes, until cooked through, flipping halfway through.
- Season with salt and freshly ground pepper.
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Side Suggestions: Mashed Potatoes
Wash and scrub 2 Yukon Gold potatoes. Place in a pot and cover with water. Cover and bring to a boil over high heat. Reduce heat and simmer for about 20 minutes, or until soft. Leave potatoes sitting in the pot with a cover on, but drain out the water, until ready to cook the cod (this will help preserve their heat). Add 2 tablespoons reduced fat milk and 2 teaspoons butter to the potatoes and beat mixture with an electric whisk until creamy. Season with ¼ teaspoon salt and freshly ground pepper to taste.
Side Suggestions: Green Beans
|Serving Size
|½ of recipe
|2 g
|Saturated Fat
|1 g
|587 mg
|9 g
|Dietary Fiber
|0.5 g
|33 g
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