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Moussakas is the most known Greek dish. Sometimes we want to go meatless, so if you also want to avoid eating meat you should try this amazing recipe, with Greek feta and Italian mozarella, adding lots of onions, feta and a marinara sauce and topped with a bechamel sauce with feta in it.
You will be amazed by the wonderful flavours this dish has.
Vegetarian Greek Moussakas with Feta and Mozzarella, recipe by Ivy
Preparation time: 30 minutes
Cooking time: 1 hour
Serves: 6
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 6 medium eggplants
- 2 medium onions, sliced
- 2 garlic cloves, sliced
- 2 cups marinara sauce
- 100 grams crumbled feta
- 2 tbsp grated mozzarella
Bechamel Sauce:
- ½ dose of Bechamel sauce
- Preheat oven to 180o C / 350o F.
- Wash and dry the eggplants.
- Heat the olive oil, reserving 2 tbsp, in a non-stick frying pan over high heat. Peel 4 stripes off first eggplant and cut it into 4 equal slices. Fry on each side until golden brown and remove on paper towels to drain.
- Repeat with remaining eggplants, peeling just before frying in order not to oxidize.
- When done, add the leftover olive oil and sauté the onions until translucent. Add the garlic and sauté for 1 minute. Finally, add the marinara sauce and bring to a boil for a couple of minutes.
- Add half of the fried eggplants in a 32 x 22 cm (12 ½ x 9 inch) baking pan and crumble half the feta on top. Add the sauce on top and layer the remaining eggplants.
- Prepare béchamel sauce and mix in remaining crumbled feta. Cover the eggplants with the béchamel sauce and crumble some mozzarella on top.
- Bake for about 30 minutes or until golden on top.
Note: Do not add too much salt, as feta is already salty. If you make marinara sauce from scratch, leftover can be stored in plastic cups and stored in the deep freezer to use again in other recipes.
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Wow! This looks sensational Ivy! I think I may even prefer it to the meat version!
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via Ayatollah Khamenei Accuses WH of 'Lying,' Being 'Deceptive,' and Having 'Devilish' Intentions | The Weekly Standard.
By THOMAS JOSCELYN
President Obama has long known that the real decision maker in Iran is Ayatollah Khamenei, the so-called supreme leader. While other Iranian officials have negotiated with Western powers over the mullahs' nuclear program, Khamenei's opinion is the only one that really counts. It is for this reason that Obama began writing directly to Khamenei early in his presidency.
Earlier today, Khamenei broke his silence on the supposed "framework" the Obama administration has been trumpeting as the basis for a nuclear accord. Khamenei's speech pulled the rug out from underneath the administration.
Khamenei accused the Obama administration of "lying" about the proposed terms, being "deceptive," and having "devilish" intentions, according to multiple published accounts of his speech, as well as posts on his official Twitter feed.
Khamenei also disputed the key terms Obama administration officials have said were agreed upon in principle. Economic sanctions will not be phased out once Iran's compliance has been "verified," according to the Ayatollah. Instead, Khamenei said that if the U.S. wants a deal, then all sanctions must be dropped as soon as the agreement is finalized. Khamenei also put strict limits on the reach of the inspectors who would be tasked with this verification process in the first place.
"What has been done so far does not guarantee an agreement, nor its contents, nor even that the negotiations will continue to the end," Khamenei elaborated.
"I neither support nor oppose it," Khamenei reportedly said of the proposed deal. "Everything is in the details; it may be that the deceptive other side wants to restrict us in the details."
It gets much worse.
When Obama announced that a "framework" for the deal was in place earlier this month, the administration released a fact sheet purportedly showing the agreed upon "parameters." The White House said the terms outlined in the fact sheet "reflect the significant progress that has been made in discussions between the P5+1, the European Union, and Iran."
Khamenei would beg to differ.
"The White House put out a statement just a few hours after our negotiators finished their talks…this statement, which they called a 'fact sheet', was wrong on most of the issues," Khamenei said, according to Reuters. Khamenei added that the fact sheet, which doesn't match Iran's understanding, exposes America's "devilish" intentions.
Khamenei's social media team emphasized many of these points on his official Twitter feed, which published quotes from his speech. One tweet reads: "It's all about the details. The disloyal side may want to stab #Iran in the back over the details; It is too early to congratulate. #IranTalks."
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do you have any recommendations as to where to travel in June ? single . travelling alone.
Hello Martha. Do you not have any preference as to what country you will go to ? Did you go to a country in Europe, prior to this trip ? June is in the summer, thus I would prefer to go to a place where the weather is not hot. That could be at mountains in Switzerland or Austria, or at the Scandinavian countries. I enjoyed being at Norway and Sweden. Those are the tranquil countries in Europe. But Norway and Sweden are expensive for tourists.
Martha, please try to tighten up your question. For now, I will say Portland or Eugene.
Depending on your age, I would say you should avoid Italy, southern France, Spain... I am serious. I have never seen as many, uh... "family jewels..." flashed at me as when I was single, young, and traveling in those places. I was never in danger, mind you - but there were some unpleasant incidents. Once I got to be over 30, those things stopped happening. (And no, not because times have changed.) For weather, agree with the others that if you don't want to sweat yourself to death, you could head north. The British Isles would be an excellent choice if you are a first-time traveler or aren't terribly confident not just being alone, but being alone and not speaking the language. Denmark is awesome in June. Pricey, yes, but then the UK isn't exactly cheap. Most if not all folks you will encounter in standard, in-public tourist situations in Scandinavia will speak English, so there's that, too. Paris would be terrific! Anywhere in Wales. London. Edinburgh! Glasgow. The Highlands. Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Germany... Tell us what you are thinking of/prefer and we'll be able to do better.
Thanks....I have been to the UK but not to Wales or Scotland so perhaps I should start there...and I guess I should have said I am over 50.
Kira is lucky I guess I have travelled to most of those places in my twenties and never seen any family jewels being flashed at me!! lol Martha I am in your age group and have done Paris and London by myself, and Paris, London, and Rome alone with my kids. Liked all of them, felt safe in all of them. Tons to see and do in all of them, so what more does a person need... I prefer Paris to the rest though because I never feel different dining solo in Paris, is totally acceptable and normal there.. ( hey plus just love paris. ) Language has never been an issue so don't let that hold you back. Also just for me, I don't like to drive overseas so I tend to prefer places that are easy to explore using public transport ( buses, trains, undergrounds)some places would be lovely to visit but driving all day by myself does not appeal to me, I would need a navigator at least.
I'm with Pat. I would never discourage someone from visiting Italy, southern France, or Spain for the reason stated. I've traveled all over and never seen anything even close to a flasher, never even seen or heard anyone whistled at or cat-called to, or touched inappropriately. Actually, I take that back a bit - I did see a young, very attractive American woman, who was dressed a little immodestly by local standards, touched on the butt and spoken to inappropriately by a youngish man in a predominantly Muslim bazaar in Hyderabad, India. She confronted him angrily and he backed away.
Martha, It would help to have some idea which countries you've been to and which you might be interested in seeing on this occasion? Given your home location, you might find it very helpful to take a drive up to Edmonds and browse the free Library at ETBD or watch some of the videos. You could also speak with Rick's well travelled and expert staff, who I'm sure would be able to offer some suggestions. I'm also in the "60+" age group and would have no hesitation in travelling solo anywhere in Europe (and in fact will be doing so very shortly). Are you planning to travel in June THIS YEAR? Good luck and happy travels!
Martha, I am also in that 60 age group. I traveled overseas for the first time two years ago. I went to India to help son and family get moved there for 6 months, but I gathered up my courage and stopped in Paris for a week coming home. I only speak "tres peu" French - very little. However, I was greeted by kind French citizens and never had a problem with the language. I had not only never been to Europe before, but was not used to traveling alone. I had a blast in Paris. I never felt stressed, afraid, alone, or bored. My only problem was there wasn't enough time to see everything. Even though others told me how simple the Metro was, I was surprised at "how simple the Metro was." I am heading back in a couple of weeks and am very excited. The last trip was in July and it was in the 70s every afternoon. They say the average high temp in Paris in June is 74. So that should be perfect. Paris is a great place to travel alone. I agree with the person who said you can eat alone in Paris without "sticking out." I never felt uncomfortable and ate at many different kinds of places. If you decide on Paris, check out the following link: tomsguidetoparis.com
All of his ideas are good and I have traveled most of the routes he suggests there. Also, eat at L'ami Jean. It is a Basque Restaurant and is fantastic. You will not be able to hold all the food they give you. However, you MUST try the rice pudding for dessert. If you let them know, they will get you an English speaking waiter. Have a great trip where ever you decide to venture.
I stand corrected. Not "avoid." Just - know what you might run into. :-) That being said, you're over 30, so no need to check in dark corners for flashers and worse.
Au Contraire Kira! I had a laugh when I read your post. I'm recently 40 and still get this special 'greeting' when alone or with my gal pals. If I'm with my hubby or dad, never happens. I was beginning to assume it was a normal salute these past decade plus years of travel. The most recent trip last month I decided to document this on the iPhone which encouraged others to 'salute' too. Needless to say, my cheeky sister always had her camera phone handy :) This isn't unique to Europe either, just not as popular in North America. Regardless, never bothered me traveling alone but I always like the bigger cities by myself. I've done a handful of small locale trips alone. Fun, but like the city trips better.
The great thing about traveling north in Scotland or Scandinavia in June/July is the amazing light. The days last forever. I've not traveled in Scandinavia, but would love to. I've traveled extensively in Scotland solo. And, I was much more comfortable in the Scottish pubs on my own than the ones I ventured into in England. But it may be that I just have better luck and now since I've traveled a lot in Scotland greater confidence. : ) I'm sure you'll have a great time wherever you land. Pam
Don't rule out Eastern Europe. I was hesitant to go alone, without knowing any of the languages. Friends encouraged me and I had a great time, alone and over 50. I flew to Budapest, then by train to Vienna and flew home from Prague. If I'd had more time, I would gladly have extended the trip to include Krakow. Except for Austria, your dollars go a lot farther than in the West.
Below are some trip reports from "older" solo travelers in Germany, including one from me. They may give you some ideas. Bavaria Ben's 2011 trip and 2008 trip My 2011 trip HHAV's 2009 trip


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At a meeting on Tuesday with officials from the Department of Agriculture, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Food and Drug Administration, the company spelled out details of its contacts with 2,070 farmers who have grown the StarLink crops.
In the presentation, according to industry executives who have been briefed on the results, Aventis CropScience said that it had determined that 10.7 million bushels of StarLink had been fed to livestock, while 47 million bushels remained on the farm or unharvested. Slightly less than nine million bushels has been delivered into commercial channels.
Altogether, the StarLink grain represents roughly one-half of 1 percent of this year's corn harvest, which totaled more than 10 billion bushels.
In registered letters to growers of StarLink, the company has urged them to keep the bioengineered corn stored on the farm until they receive further instructions about where it should be delivered. The farmers will be paid a premium over the market price for the corn in exchange for keeping it stored.
The StarLink corn was first found last month in store-bought taco shells distributed under the Taco Bell brand by Kraft Foods, which issued a nationwide recall. On Wednesday, a similar finding was made in house-brand taco shells sold by the Safeway supermarket chain. The two products were made of yellow corn from the same mill, run by Azteca Milling in Plainview, Tex.
Yesterday, Mission Foods, which produced the Safeway shells, announced a recall of all its tortilla products made with yellow corn on the chance that some might contain StarLink corn. The company, a subsidiary of the Gruma Group of Mexico, which is based in Irving, Tex., sells products under the Mission name as well as numerous private-label brands.
Mission declined to name which other major grocery chains carried its private-label products, citing confidentiality agreements.
''This is a voluntary recall but we have strongly recommended it to them,'' said Peter Pitts, a spokesman for Mission. ''We did this after conversations with our customers and the F.D.A. It's prudent. The most important thing is confidence in the safety of the food chain.''
The company said it stopped buying corn on Sept. 23 from the Plainview mill. Now it plans to take the additional step of making all of its products from white corn ''until there is clarification from the government on the safety of the yellow corn supply.''
Azteca Milling, also a Gruma subsidiary based in Irving, announced its own voluntary recall of all yellow corn flour yesterday. Dan Lynn, the company's president, said it would mill only white corn because that was the ''surest way to bolster confidence'' that no corn unapproved for human consumption had entered the food chain.
All efforts to keep StarLink out of the food supply entail costs, whether for testing kits, storage or diversion of corn purchased for food into channels for feed. And already, in preparation for potential litigation, grain operators and food companies are reviewing the original registration for StarLink that the E.P.A. granted Aventis. That registration was effectively revoked earlier this week, grain and food companies are hoping but it can be used to force Aventis to pick up the ultimate cost of the current effort.
For example, one term in the registration states that Aventis ''is liable for the actions of its customers in regard to meeting the terms and limitations of this registration.''
In a communication this week with grain processors and elevator operators, the grain and feed association cited that statement. ''Thus,'' the association wrote, ''companies may wish to carefully document for future action instances in which StarLink corn was unknowingly delivered to a facility.''
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c.1300, sekesteyn, "person in charge of the sacred objects of a church," from Old French segrestien, from Medieval Latin sacristanus (see sacristan). Sense of "custodian of a church" first recorded 1580s. Fem. forms sextress, sextrice are recorded 15c., but the usual form is sextoness (early 15c.).


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Weird PlayBook OS version showing up on AppWorld
I recently checked my AppWorld download report for the last month and found out something interesting. Usually, I only see "Verizon Wireless (USA)" or "RIM" as the carrier but a "Rogers (Canada)" has caught up my attention. This PlayBook shows as OS 6.0.0.
Does any developper noticed bugs like this one fairly often? It has always been accurate before. I've seen 2.0.1 (as shown in the screenshot) which is normal as anyone should be hoping they're already testing it, but the 6.0.0 and Rogers was a first.
Edit : It's from the download report of my app, on the Vendor Portal.
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I wonder if the 6.x is the new os10 and the 2.0.1 may be the new playbook os (both qnx) to come out with os10. I of course don't know but it's sounds nice. Let the rumors beginBlackBerry Z30
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It's probably just the 3g/4g versions of the playbook. If you take a look at one of those images that was posted by that guy who had 4g playbook, you can see at the top that it states "capabilities.os = QNX 6.6.0 playbook." Those users that downloaded you app were just likely field testers with a 3g/4g version.
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It's probably an App World glitch. I've seen occasional BB phone OS versions showing up in the download reports for Files & Folders since it was released. Which is quite a feat, considering it's a PlayBook-only app.
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I recently saw this in app world for one of my apps too. Rogers (Canada), PlayBook OS 6.0.0. Took me by surprise that my app would even be downloaded by a tester internally, but only being at OS2 right now, how in the world would they be testing OS6?NElements Free - Explore the Table of The Elements! | Free! | PlayBook OS 2
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The 127.0.* builds have been showing up since November, and I can not figure out what they are. The PlayBooks that list Verizon as the carrier are just as likely to be running 1.0.8 or 2.0.0 (or 1.0.9) so I have my doubts about it being 4G related. For me the 10.0.x builds have been far more recent.
Also I am assuming that 2.1.0 and 2.0.1 are the same thing (but I could be wrong).
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I've noticed the same thing.
I also saw some 1.0.9 builds, which is somewhat amusing as 2.0 should supersede them and they were never released to the public.
I thought about posting the 6.0 OS numbers in a post I made this morning about the different carriers the PlayBook have been showing up under and countries 2.0.1 has shown up in (RIM Testing PlayBook on Multiple Carriers and 2.0.1 in multiple Countries ← OpenSourceBB.com – OSBB), but decided not to because I wasn't sure what they are.
At least now I know what the 128.0.1 builds are for!
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Asset & Fleet Volunteer driver Management programme under investigation/ Carers transported by relatives 10 Unplanned failure/s to core IT systems July 25, 2007 6 IT & SYSTEMS BCP Plan in development/ 4 3 12 3 GETTING IT Manager/ CIO Reduce To be confirmed February 28, 2008 Off-site back-up of patient WORSE data/ Use of paper-based records 21 Competition from other institutions July 25, 2007 3 STRATEGIC Medium term strategic 4 3 12 2 GETTING CEO Reduce To be confirmed February 28, 2008 (public and private) in terms of use of new planning process/ WORSE medical technology, which may result in a Ongointg research into decline in organisation's standing, and healthcare trends/ hence patient and revenue growth. Membership of indusrty discussion forums 30 Failure to meet financial reporting July 25, 2007 6 FINANCIAL - Annual budgeting and 3 4 12 1 GETTING Chief Financial Reduce To be confirmed September 1, 2007 deadlines resulting in non-compliance Reporting reporting cycles defined/ WORSE Officer with government/ Auditor General Monthly and annual requirements. reporting processes/ Compliance and risk management reviews 12 Injuries, losses and interruptions caused July 25, 2007 5 STRATEGIC - State Disaster 5 2 10 3 GETTING Risk Committee Reduce To be confirmed February 28, 2008 by a natural disaster (floods, fires etc) Business Continuity Management Processes/ WORSE BCP in development/ Emergency Response dry- runs 26 Loss of customer records due to IT July 25, 2007 8 IT & SYSTEMS BCP Plan in development/ 5 2 10 3 GETTING IT Manager/ CIO Reduce To be confirmed February 28, 2008 system failure/ corruption of system data. 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Loire Valley activities
As sometimes happens in planning a trip, we ended up with a few more days in the Loire valley than we need, but not enough to add an entirely new area to visit. So --after getting our fill of chateaus, etc., what recommendations do you have for other things to do in this area. Any particularly great wine places you have discovered, or hiking, or biking? We will have a car.


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Blackened is the coolest of all our whites and is particularly spectacular when used in Full Gloss with stainless steel kitchens. It sits perfectly with all the Architectural Cool group, particularly as a woodwork colour with Pavilion Gray. To see more colour, pair it with All White for a really strong uncompromisingly modern look conducive to minimal living. White & Light Tones Undercoat.
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Lovely pale silvery grey We painted our master bedroom which has two big windows facing North West and a skylight in a vaulted ceiling which faces North East in Blackened modern emulsion and it's beautifully tranquil and fresh looking. I warmed up our room with pops of colour eg soft raspberry and mint and soft custard yellow on cushions etc - looks lovely. Also painted three walls of my daughter's bedroom, (she had a coral accent wall on the fourth) and it looks great in there too - faces South East. Very contemporary with white gloss units. Love Blackened, love pale grey in general! 07 February 2015
Beautiful Relaxing Light Colour I used a really good base coat (twice) as I was having to cover a more intense colour. This enabled my choice of paint, Blackened, to be unaffected by any base/previous colours. It has really lightened my bathroom, has both warm yet cool tones and is very relaxing. I used 2 coats of Blackebed to get the professional finish I was seeking. I also invested in a Farriw & Ball paintbrush which made the whole painting process much more enjoyable and less arduous. I have also used the same paint in my bedroom on a feature wall but the time did not use a base coat. I painted over a rather unusual Mediterranean blue and by applying Blackened directly on top have achieved a lovely lilac colour - Blackened over a white base coat is a very light matte silver/grey 23 January 2015
It's not all down to F and B We have a great decorator who resolutely fills, sands, fills and sands again. Then two coats and the final result is like Jersey cream. The depth of colour is remarkable and we love it. There was a problem with the delivery company but the full cost was instantly refunded. Very good service 20 January 2015
Quality you might expect from F&B Excellent quality paint, recently painted my daughters bedroom floor. We have used this elsewhere in high traffic areas and the floor is still looking good even after two full on A level results parties (alchohol, heels, food, the works). I wouldn't use anything else other than F&B floor paint having used it before. Also, very helpful instruction sheets from the F&B website. 29 December 2014
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very pale blue! In my very blight dining room wall, this looks very pale blue, or sometimes white. I originally wanted a bit stronger color, but still very elegant; so I kept it. I used "POINTIG" for skirting and cornice. 29 October 2014
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Team MOSCOT is back from Paris, and back from SILMO 2013…and boy did we have a GREAT show!
With the help of our "Good Genes Run in the Family" Twins Campaign we introduced our beautiful, brand spanking new FALL 2013 MOSCOT Spirit Collection, and five new styles to our FALL 2013 MOSCOT Originals Collection! And, we launched MOSCOT T-shirts – eight super fun new styles, in five sizes, previewing now and available soon!
We mingled until our mouths hurt, catching up with our awesome distribution partners and retail shops from every corner of the globe, and international press too! It was so great, and so humbling feeling the love from so many countries and people. We wouldn't be here without all of you.
Check out snaps from our booth (that's stand if you're Euro!):
It's official…we're expanding in South Africa, with the help of 101 Designs!!!
To kick off our new partnership, 101 Designs will be hosting a MOSCOT Trunk Show at Str.Crd 2013— South Africa's leading culture festival in Johannesburg! We're super excited to be given the opportunity to offer a larger selection of MOSCOT Originals, MOSCOT Spirit, and MOSCOT Sun, to our many family, friends, and fans, in sunny South Africa!
Hosted by 101 Designs, stop by the MOSCOT Trunk Show at Str.Crd 2013 this weekend, to view our current and NEW Collections and look out for MOSCOT in specially selected optical boutiques and specialty stores, beginning October 1st! Whoop!
For more information and upcoming news on MOSCOT South Africa, visit facebook.com/MOSCOTsafrica.
The MOSCOT Team is headed to Paris this week, for the largest and most important eyewear trade show in the world, featuring 950 exhibitors, 1350 brands, and over 34,000 visitors…SILMO! Whoop!
We'll be presenting our NEW Fall 2013 MOSCOT Originals and Spirit Collections, featuring our Twins Campaign, to our global distribution partners, and we CAN'T WAIT! Stay tuned for more news and pictures from the City of Lights, and if you're in Paris, stop by and see us at SILMO from September 26th to 29th!
It's a wrap for New York Fashion Week, and what a whirlwind week it's been for MOSCOT…on and off the runway!
A BIG THANK YOU to designers David Hart, Pyer Moss, Alisha Trimble, Shades of Grey, Bespoken, and Asher Levine for a super fun, super exciting, and of course, super fashionable Fashion Week! We had an awesome time working with these creative, talented designers, and seeing our frames strut down the runways…boy, did we feel proud! We're honored and amazed to be a part of NYFW each season!!! Check out MOSCOT at New York Fashion Week below!
David Hart Spring/Summer 2014
Pyer Moss Spring/Summer 2014
Alisha Trimble Spring/Summer 2014
Shades of Grey Spring/Summer 2014
Bespoken Spring/Summer 2014
After its official debut at the Myles Kennedy Live for The MOSCOT Mobileyes Event last Thursday, we are SUPER excited to announce The MYLES Sunglass is now available for pre-order online at moscot.com!
A conscious collaboration with musician, singer, songwriter, and guitar player of Alter Bridge and Slash, Myles Kennedy, The MYLES is derived from Myles' favorite MOSCOT Original, The SECHEL, but incorporates design elements from the 60s and 70s to reflect his laid back, rock and roll style. 10-percent of proceeds from The MYLES purchased in MOSCOT Shops and online at moscot.com go to benefit The MOSCOT Mobileyes Foundation (moscotmobileyes.org).
Available in Matte Black/Grey and Olive/Black, in two sizes, pre order now, before they hit our sales floor!
The MYLES will be available worldwide in specialty retail and optical shops in mid-October 2013, and at MOSCOT NYC shops in late September 2013.
The MYLES in Matte Black and Grey
The MYLES in Olive and Black
Photo credit: Stephanie Pearl
An incredible night, with an incredible musician, for an incredible cause…in support of The MOSCOT Mobileyes Foundation!! We could not have asked for a better turnout, or a more enthusiastic and excited crowd of fans for our charitable event with singer, songwriter, and guitar player of Alter Bridge and Slash, Myles Kennedy!!!
Select fans and VIPs from far and wide were treated to a special, one hour-long acoustic performance by Myles, and WOW, he did not disappoint! His wide ranging set list began with Alter Bridge's, "Before Tomorrow Comes," followed by "Come Home." In between his solo rendition of "Starlight" sans Slash, Mayfield Four's "Eden" (a request from a fan), and other fan favorites, Myles couldn't have been more personable and funny (!), before closing his set with a final "Hallelujah."
A BIG, BIG THANK YOU to Myles Kennedy, for an amazing performance!!! We're truly grateful for such an awesome experience, and more importantly, his kind and generous support for The MOSCOT Mobileyes Foundation.
We're also super humbled and forever grateful to the many, many fans who came out last night! Your kind words and generous donations to The MOSCOT Mobileyes Foundation are so important to our cause — preserving sight and improving lives, by providing free quality medical eyecare and eyewear to those in New York City, who may not otherwise have access to such care. On behalf of Myles Kennedy and MOSCOT, THANK YOU!
The MOSCOT Gallery & Music Space at our Orchard Street Shop was packed last night!
Photo credit: Su May Ong
Myles Kennedy Live at MOSCOT Orchard Street! He sounded amazing. AMAZING!
Fans of Myles Kennedy in The MYLES!
Hot off the heels of opening their third shop, MOSCOT stockist, Spectacle, hosted an awesome MOSCOT Trunk Show in their beautiful new Toronto digs.
Shelves and displays were stocked full of classic MOSCOT styles and perennial favorites, as well as popular new styles from our Fall 2013 MOSCOT Originals and Spirit Collections! And summer's not over yet! The new shop's wrap-around windows featured our most recent 2013 MOSCOT Sun Campaign! We're definitely feeling the love from our neighbors up north!
If you missed the Trunk Show, not to worry…visit any one of Spectacle's three shops in Toronto! For shop locations, visit: spectaclelovesyou.com.
THANK YOU, Spectacle, for an amazing show and your ongoing support! MOSCOTLOVESSPECTACLE.
We know you've been waiting...and now it's here!
Just in time for fall, we have a brand new, custom-blended shade of Sage, for one of our most popular frames...The LEMTOSH! Our new and exlcusive Sage color is especially fitting for a frame that has served as the calling card for generations of creative, thoughtful, free-spirited intellectuals and artistes!
The LEMTOSH in Sage is now available in MOSCOT Shops across New York City, online at moscot.com, and in specialty retail and optical shops worldwide.
In honor of the launch of The MYLES sunglass, and in collaboration with musician, songwriter, singer and guitar player of Alter Bridge and Slash, Myles Kennedy, we're hosting a charitable online silent auction, benefiting The MOSCOT Mobileyes Foundation…and do we have some pretty awesome prizes in store! Whoop!
Generously donated by Myles Kennedy, fans will have the opportunity to bid on a beautiful Paul Reed Smith SE Angelus® guitar, which will be signed by Myles, and personalized for the lucky winner!!! The starting bid will begin at $800. AND, WOW!…fans will also have the opportunity to bid on a hour-long guitar lesson, receiving one-on-one guidance from Myles himself! The private lesson with Myles will be conducted over Skype, with bidding starting at $150! Two prizes, double the whoop!
Check out our silent auction at 32auctions.com/moscotmobileyes today! Bidding ends Thursday, September 12th at noon…don't miss out and place your bids today!!! GOOD LUCK!


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Thread: The beginning of a journey...
November 7th, 2007 #1
The beginning of a journey...
So I took the dive and seriously bought some oil painting stuff. So my question is...
What's a good place to begin? For reference I mean. Should I start from photos?
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberNovember 7th, 2007 #2
Sure, but you can do things like set up simple still lifes as well.
I have done some things recently with just one object on a table, such as an apple.
November 7th, 2007 #3
start small.
Seedling has a nice thread about oil painting.
ch-ch-checkit' out.
November 7th, 2007 #4
Copying other peoples photos is a technical exercise and nothing else- bad habit to get into.
Digital cams are cheap and abundant these days, you probably have one in your phone, dream up your picture, get ref, paint.
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Remember, you are not learning how to "paint", you are learning how to "see".
Life is a perfect 10
Photos are at best a 6
As one who learned from painting from photos and regrets it to this day...take an apple, put it on a cloth, put a light on it, and draw it, then paint it. Painting from photos is fine once you have learned how to see.
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"There is no such thing as 'accurate drawing'. There is beautiful
drawing, and ugly, and nothing else." JAD Ingres, Ecrits sur l'art
November 8th, 2007 #9
Everyone I ever asked was kinda pleased that someone thought they should be the model for a "genuine oil painting" but then I did only ask art students.
Bring extra memory cards, ask them to bring spare outfits and make sure that you have at least one spotlamp.
Drive mode is your friend, fill those memory cards then use PS to frankenstein everything together as reference if necessary.
November 8th, 2007 #10
on a serious note, have a tripod handy, spare camera, polarizing and color filters filters, maybe some generic cloths as a drapery backdrop. the more serious you take the whole act of working with a model the less awkward it'll be. i try to have poses in mind (sketches beforehand) and run them by the model. its better to err on the side of being formal and professional than to be a little too socially candid and spontaneous. but if its a friend then i guess you really can act like an idiot during the shooting process and they'll understand.
also i dont know if this is good or not, but i try to have a very vague conversation floating around during the whole process as to not have weird silences of me working and them not seeing what i'm doing. i tend to narrate every action i do "okay i'm going to get some foreshortened shots of the feet so keep your knees up like that.. blah blah" or "the lighting is giving me a hotspot off your forehead, turn a bit to the right, etc." if the person is at all new to modeling its best to have them understand what it is youre looking for and give them direction. also, most importantly, they are in control of the pose durations and positions, if they gotta pee, their elbows hurts, or they simply need 5 minutes to stretch, let them do what they want when they want. the value of a model as a tool for art is invaluable.


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Nature's bounty: Artist Within exhibit shines again this year
Paper and paint. Peaceful landscapes and lots of flowers.
This year's "The Artist Within: Disabling the Myth" art exhibit finds Susie Rideout's students from Henderson's Hugh Edward Sandefur Training Center and the Wendell Foster Center in Owensboro interpreting the world of nature with plenty of color.
"I think it's the best show they've done," said Jule McClellan of Ohio Valley Art League, the presenter of the annual exhibit that's now on display in the Rotunda Gallery of the Henderson County Public Library.
Rideout, an artist herself, teaches the students in an art studio that was formerly an office in the annex adjacent to Zion United Church of Christ.
The students work on their projects during classes through the year to prepare for their spring show. This is the ninth year that Rideout has provided instruction for the program.
This year they worked on acrylic paintings and paper collage. The viewer will see orchids, pansies, roses and other flowers detailed in both paint and paper, along with scenes of mountains, coastal cliffs, winter streams and the desert.
There are abstract views of boaters on the water and baby birds in the nest.
The exhibit is presented by OVAL and is funded in part by the Yeager Foundation Trust. It is available for viewing during library hours through April 1.
The library is located at 101 S. Main St. Library hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Sundays.