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It's "wonderful" that lawmakers from both parties are working together on immigration reform, Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer said today on "Face the Nation." But for a congressional body 3,000 miles away from her state's border with Mexico to dictate that more secure borders are not a necessary prerequisite, she continued, is "wrong."
"We need to secure our border first and then move forward – I feel very, very strongly about that," the GOP governor said. Thanking Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla. – the son of Cuban immigrants – for leading that argument on Capitol Hill, she predicted it's "going to be a stumbling block trying to get something done" on immigration.
Brewer – who in 2010 signed the Arizona immigration law that sparked nationwide controversy and which was largely struck down last year by the Supreme Court – said she's witnessed Mexican drug cartels camp along the border and cross at night. The border patrol, she said, "is too far north. They need to be closer to the line."
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POMONA, N.J. - Dr. Joshua Duntley has gained national recognition for his work with youths in the field of crime scene investigation.
Duntley, a graduate of Saranac Central School and the State University of New York at Plattsburgh, was recently featured in an article by the Wall Street Journal and a television interview on NBC's The Today Show for his work as co-director of a CSI summer camp held at The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey. Speaking as an assistant professor in the criminal justice program and associated faculty in the psychology program, Duntley was first interviewed for an Aug. 3 piece in the Wall Street Journal written by reporter Nathan Koppel. Koppel was wanting to write a story on "unusual summer camps," said Duntley, and after searching the Internet, came across his the college's CSI camp.
"He chose to interview us because we had the best Web site," explained Duntley. "He also flew to Austin, Tx., to learn about an entrepreneurship camp that they run. The story ended up focusing primarily on our CSI camp."
The Stockton camp immersed high-schools in realistic mock-murder scenes to process evidence like bloody footprints and potential murder weapons. The Wall Street Journal story and the camp were so intriguing, Duntley was contacted by The Today Show producers the day after the article was printed.
"The producer from The Today Show who contacted me passed along my contact information to another producer, and enlisted the help of Amy Robach, who hosts the weekend Today Show, to conduct the interview," said Duntley. "Amy was a very nice person. But then, all of the people with whom I interacted at The Today Show were quite nice."
Producer Jennie Thompson joined Robach and a film crew at the camp, spending the better part of a day observing and talking with the campers and camp staff, said Duntley. The attention was something Duntley said greatly helped the camp and the college.
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1 1/4 cups
white sugar
2 cups
all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons
baking powder
1/2 teaspoon
1/4 cup
2 1/2 cups
fresh blueberries
1/4 cup
white sugar
These muffins are extremely delicious! A few things you have to remember. As another reviewer said, these muffins have the tendency to stick and be a disaster. Keys to not sticking.. Make 100% sure you grease the cups very very well. Also grease the top of the pan around the cups. Don't over fill. And make SURE you let them sit for about 20 min before removing from cups. These are really the most delicious muffins I've tasted!! Well worth the extra steps needed to keep them from sticking. They are soo very moist (the reason why they stick so easily) and AWESOME! I made them as the recipe said and wouldn't change a thing!
The only thing redeeming about this recipe is the good flavor. Otherwise, these muffins were a disaster. I am sure that I followed the directions precisely. I carefully and completely greased each individual muffin cup in the muffin tin with shortening, and yet every attempt to remove a muffin from its cup resulted in the top breaking off and the bottom sticking in the cup. I wanted to take these to work with me, but all I would have to show are some broken-off tops and some crumbs from the bottom of the muffins. I am very disappointed.
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These were absolutely the very best blueberry muffins that I've ever had. Everyone in me family LOVES them! I followed another reviewer's advice and I added 1/4 cup of applesauce, plus I added 1 tsp. of vanilla. Someday, I might even try adding lemon flavoring instead.....either way, I bet they'll be delicious!
I added 1/4 applesauce to the recipe and used 2 pints of blueberries (we really like the muffins bursting with them) They turned out great! Baked the same time and did not add any extra flour or anything to compensate for the applesauce. Would definately make these again.
This recipe stinks! Not literally, but it was not the best recipe for blueberry muffins. The batter came out purple (since you need to mash the blueberries and add it to the mix), it tastes very bland and if I cooked them for the full 30 minutes, they would have burned since they were well done at 22 minutes. I will not make this again.
I made this a non-dairy recipe by using water instead of milk though I found it needed about a 1/4C more of liquid. I also skipped the topping. They came out of the tins very easily (I used non-stick) even right out of the oven. Everyone loved them though I thought they were slightly too sweet.
my first time ever to make any kind of muffins from scratch. absolutly awesome. easy and yummy
My husband and I loved the muffins. The only tweeking I did was add 1 1/2 cup of sugar, 1 tsp of vanilla and extra 1/2 cup of blueberries. I also didn't sprinkle the sugar on top. I would use this recipe again!
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The Sonoma Valley Education Foundation has welcomed three new members to its Board of Directors: Molly Fedorchak, Camerino Hawing and Vanessa Rognlien. They join Jean Barnier, Will Deeths, Jan Davis, Jette Franks, Debra Garber, Michael George, Kevin Jaggie, Anne Kuschner, Susan Reber, and Charles Young. In addition, Riley O'Donnell serves as the student representative to the Board.
"The success of every organization can be traced directly to its leadership and with these three new board members the foundation has strengthened it purpose and potential," said Executive Director Laura Zimmerman. "This strong new board is well positioned to help ensure the highest attention is placed on educating the children of our Valley."
Molly Fedorchak, a longtime Sonoma resident, serves as Union Bank's Sonoma Senior Community Relations Officer acting as a liaison between the bank and the community. Actively engaged in volunteer service and furthering Union Bank's commitment to Sonoma's community, Fedorchak serves on the board of the Sonoma Valley Education Foundation and works with Operation HOPE to empower youth through financial education. Molly and her husband John Fedorchak have two grown children and four grandchildren, all living locally.
Camerino Hawing is dedicated to the success public education in Sonoma Valley. Camerino served for seven years as a trustee for the Sonoma Valley Unified School District and was the first Latino representative to serve on the District Board of Trustees. He brings a wealth of professional and personal experience to his new role as a Board Member for the Sonoma Valley Education Foundation. Camerino grew up in Mexico City and went onto earn his Masters in Architecture at UCLA. He is currently practicing architecture for Quattrocchi Kwok Architects in Santa Rosa, a firm that specializes in education related buildings. Camerino and his wife Kathleen Hawing have three children, two who are all in college, and one in high school.
Vanessa Rognlien grew up in New York and holds a BA in Political Science and Communications from Boston College. Her passion for working with youth began with a job as a Development Director at The HeArt Project, a non-profit arts education organization in Los Angeles. Since then she has devoted much of her time to raising funds for public schools. She served as the President of the Prestwood Elementary PTO for 2 years. She has 3 children ranging from ages 2-11. Vanessa and her husband Rand Rognlien are active in many youth related causes in Sonoma Valley.
Since 1993, The Sonoma Valley Education Foundation has raised over 4.5 million dollars for the public schools of Sonoma Valley. SVEF supports local schools by funding excellent programs aimed at raising student achievement and creating a generation of students who love to learn. Currently the foundation funds the Exploratorium Science Program and the Visual Thinking Strategies Art Program in 5 local elementary schools, plus 'Preschool for all at El Verano School,' the Teacher Support Network at Sonoma Valley High School and the district wide School Garden Program.
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- Traditional Animation
- Walt Disney Television Animation.
- Animation Studio: Walt Disney Animation Japan, TMS Entertainment
- Distributed by: Buena Vista Television
- Cartoon Characters: Cavin, Sunni Gummi, Cubbi Gummi, Princess Calla, Tummi Gummi, Gruffi Gummi, Sir Tuxford, Toadwart, Grammi Gummi, Zummi Gummi, Gusto, Arte Deco, Sir Tuxford, Bane, King Gregor, Duke Igthorn, Sir Thornberry, Dom Gordo of Ghent, Ogres.
- Voice Actors: Christian Jacobs, Katie Leigh, Noelle North, Lorenzo Music, Bill Scott, June Foray, Paul Winchell, Rob Paulsen, Brian Cummings; Full Voice Cast ...
- Directed By Arthur Vitello.
- Produced By Arthur Vitello, Tom Ruzicka, Kent Holaday.
- Written By Jymn Magon.
- Music: Thomas Chase, Steve Rucker, Silversher and Silversher.
- Editor: Willy R. Allen, Robert S. Birchard, Shelley Brown, Robert A. Martel.
- First Aired on November 16, 1985.
- Originally Aired on NBC-TV (USA).
- Running Time: 11 minutes.
- Season: 1
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The Gummies get more than they bargained for when they try to sweeten Gruffi's sour disposition.
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The resulting alliance is designed to enable the Air Force and Navy to provide airmen and sailors with a relevant, high-quality education that is more aligned with defense needs while eliminating duplicate degree programs and consolidating educational resources.
This initiative was prompted by a joint study chartered by Secretary of the Air Force James G. Roche and Secretary of the Navy Gordon R. England to review each of their service's graduate educational processes.
"This is a tremendous effort to maximize the strengths of both AFIT and NPS and form solid alliances for a truly joint environment," said England.
Under the agreement, NPS will be the lead institution for meteorology and acquisition management. AFIT will offer an aeronautical engineering curriculum for both services.
Air Force and Navy officers will be given priority at the other's institution if there are no openings in a particular area of study at their service's institution. This will help reduce the number of airmen and sailors that are sent to civilian universities to complete their advanced degrees.
Additionally, an Air Force colonel will serve as the deputy superintendent and chief of staff of the NPS, and a Navy captain will serve as the vice commandant and director of staff at AFIT. Each will serve as their service's senior liaison officers at these institutions.
"By working together, we hope to minimize redundancy at each institution while still providing a world-class education in which officers from all services can engage in education and research programs in a joint environment," Roche said.
Both services, as alliance partners, will establish joint boards to ensure the educational requirements of each service are met and to provide joint oversight. The chair of the aeronautical engineering board will be a Navy flag officer while the meteorology and acquisition boards will be chaired by an Air Force general officer. Peter B. Teets, undersecretary of the Air Force and director of the National Reconnaissance Office, will be the initial chair of the space board until a flag or general officer can be selected from within the NRO. Each board will provide a periodic report to the board of visitors from Air University, Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala., and the board of advisors from the NPS.


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Virtual Community
I find some people tend to think of digital media as an advertising tool, but it's shaping the way we connect to each other too. I've been thinking about online connections this week, and how they allow us to connect, share, support and encourage one another.
I ran my first 5K in a long time this last weekend, and when I posted it on Facebook and Twitter, there was lots of encouragement before and celebration after when I did well. That felt great! The messages came not only from people I see face-to-face around town, and long-time friends from afar, but also from some folks whom I've only "met" through online networking.
Today, I'm thinking about my friend Adam and his wife. Adam and I have never met face-to-face, but we share a number of interests and some friends in common. A couple of months ago, I joined in with many others in celebrating and congratulating when Adam shared online that they were pregnant for the first time, and with twins! Today, I'm joining with many all around the country offering our prayers and support to Adam and his wife as the boys were born way too early and died this morning.
I'm a little amazed at how much sorrow and sadness I feel for their loss, even when we've never met– not the same sort of sadness-from-a-long-distance I might feel for someone I don't know and heard about on the news, but the sadness of something awful happening to a friend. I know there are people who will just not be able to "get" how Adam can be my friend when we've never met in person, but my experience (and that of many others) says that it not only happens, but it's happening much more frequently and easily.
Digital media is changing the way we connect and communicate. It will never take the place of face-to-face engagement, but it certainly lets us be in one another's lives in some positive ways (and of course, sometimes in negative ways).
Pastors & church folks might want to read this adapted excerpt from Carol Howard Merritt's book Reframing Hope: Vital Ministry in a New Generation where she reflects on these changes in virtual community for churches.
In the comments, I'd love to hear about how social media or email has helped you find support, encouragement, comfort, or community. How is your organization or community using these medias to build community?
Tell How to Connect
When you use digital media to promote an event or group, don't forget to provide a way for readers to connect.
It's a good practice to skew your communications efforts toward newcomers or "outsiders", inviting wider participation. Explain the event or group in a brief, easy-to-understand way, without assuming that "everyone" knows what that event/group is all about. And always, always, provide some way to connect. Telling readers how to connect is a call to action and an invitation to participation.
That can be as simple as: "To join the choir, simply show up at the Thursday, 7 pm rehearsal." It can be an email address, as in: "To volunteer, email Suzy" (embed Suzy's email address as a link when possible to avoid spam for her). Since you're using digital media, the preference would be to let people respond by digital media (ie. an email or on social media like Facebook) instead of having them make a phone call.
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Sun Opens Chip Documentation and Appoints an Ombudsman
Sun has publicly released developer hardware for older proprietary hardware on a Wiki site entitled "FOSS Open Hardware Documentation".
The new site is designed as an addition to the documentation for Sun's current processors on the OpenSparc website. Before releasing the manuals, Sun is checking if they infringe on third-party rights. The Wiki site offers PDF documentation of older chipsets and controllers, and links to the source code of existing implementations in OpenSolaris and OpenBSD, following cooperation between David Gwynne from the OpenBSD project and Sun.
The Open Source Ombudsman will handle requests for documentation. Sun has set up this new role whose holder will liaise between free software projects and the corporation, passing anonymized requests from the community to the right people within the company.
The Ombudsman will be a personal contact for Open Source projects to avoid misunderstandings such as the purported revocation of the FreeBSD Java license in 2004, writes Sun's Open Source boss Simon Phipps in his blog. Phipps is currently acting Ombudsman.
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That's somewhat higher than the average increase of 2.2 percent being reported by other four-year universities in the Tennessee Board of Regents' system.
Final figures also confirm TTU's preliminary reports that student enrollment would exceed 9,000 for the first time ever and mark the third year in a row for the university to experience record growth.
Surpassing last year's record of 8,890, the final census taken after the Labor Day weekend shows TTU's total number of students at 9,107.
New freshman and undergraduate transfer student enrollment numbers remain relatively constant, but preliminary admissions statistics show that the academic quality of entering students has improved, with enrollment in the university's Honors Program up by about 50 percent.
Of the total 7,273 undergraduates, engineering majors and arts and sciences majors studying disciplines such as biology, computer science, English and political science each account for slightly more than 20 percent of the total. About 19 percent of the total are majoring in business administration, and nearly 18 percent of undergraduates are education majors.
The most significant area of growth was in the university's number of graduate students, which increased by about 8 percent from last year for a total of 1,834. Of that number, 560 are new graduate students.


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Marvel Legends: First Appearance Spider-Man
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The University of New Hampshire women's hockey team, ranked third in both of this week's national polls, is 7-1-3 overall with a 3-1-2 record in Hockey East. The Wildcats play top-ranked University of Wisconsin (12-0-2, 8-0-2 WCHA) in a two-game series at the Fort Myers Skatium in Fort Myers, Florida, on Nov. 21-22. Both games will be videostreamed live on USCHO.com/women/.
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New Hampshire took an early 1-0 lead the next day with a goal at 1:51 of the opening stanza. UNH held that one-goal advantage until the Badgers struck at 2:06 of the third period. The 'Cats immediately seized back momentum with a penalty kill and a goal to regain the lead at 4:45. For the second time in as many days, UW had a two skater advantage for the final 24 seconds of regulation with a Wildcat in the penalty box and Vetter on the bench in favor of an extra skater. Once again, the 'Cats kept the Badgers at bay to secure the victory.
In the two-game series, Herman stopped 41 of 43 shots for a .953 save percentage against a team that was averaging 3.92 goals per game.
The University of New Hampshire athletic department recently announced the creation of a special project called "Operation Hat Trick," an initiative that will give baseball hats to injured military personnel.
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New Hampshire opened the 2009 season with 10 games in 25 days and the Wildcats compiled a 6-1-3 record, including a 1-1-3 mark against nationally-ranked teams.
Twelve of 14 skaters recorded a point in the 7-1 win at Maine on Nov. 14. Jenn Wakefield led four multiple-point scorers with two goals and two assists for four points.
The Wildcats limited Maine to eight shots, and that was preceded by a game in which they held Vermont to 12 shots for a total of 20 shots yielded in two games.
New Hampshire has scored a power-play goal in 8 of 11 games this season. The 'Cats have scored six power-play goals in the last three games, including four at Maine last weekend. UNH has yielded a power-play goal in 7 of 11 games.
UNH had just one loss through 10 games for the fifth time in head coach Brian McCloskey's seven-year tenure.
The Wildcats were idle from Nov. 2 to Nov. 13 and – other than the annual holiday break – it marked the first time UNH did not play a game during a week in regular-season play since February 2001.
UNH has trailed in the third period in four of six Hockey East games this season. They rallied to tie both BC, UConn and BU (Oct. 30) but lost at BU (Oct. 23). UNH has not faced a third-period deficit in any of its five non-league games.
Three UNH Wildcats carry lengthy streaks into the weekend series against Wisconsin. Kelly Paton extended her point-scoring streak to 11 games with a goal at Maine. Jenn Wakefield pushed her goal-scoring streak to eight games with two tallies in that game; she has recorded a point in all nine games played this season. Angela Taylor extended her assist streak to six games with one at Maine.
New Hampshire has outscored the opposition 14-4 in the second period with a 115-66 shot advantage in that stanza. In comparison, UNH's scoring advantage is five goals (14-9) in the first period and two (12-10) in final frame.
UNH has scored a goal in 24 of 33 periods (excluding overtimes) this season, and that includes four games in which the 'Cats scored at least once in all three periods.
The four power-play goals and seven goals overall Nov. 14 at Maine were single-game highs this season for the Wildcats. The four first-period goals also marked the highest single-period total.
Yale struck three times in the third period Oct. 25. UNH had not yielded three goals in any period since the 2007 NCAA quarterfinal loss to St. Lawrence on March 10, 2007 (first period).
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New Hampshire has fared well in recent seasons against the top-ranked team in the nation – last year, the Wildcats won all three matchups against the top-ranked team.
A 4-1 victory Dec. 14, 2007 against Harvard University marked the team's fourth consecutive win in matchups against the No. 1 ranked team. Earlier in the season, the Wildcats swept a two-game home series against then No. 1 Wisconsin on Nov. 17-18.
Prior to the 2008 season, the last time UNH faced off against a #1-ranked team was Nov. 27, 2005, when the 'Cats defeated Wisconsin. All three games vs. the Badgers ended with a 2-1 score.
A handful of Wildcats are ranked among the national leaders. Jenn Wakefield is No. 5 in points per game (1.78), sixth in goals per game (1.11), eighth in power-play goals (four) and second in game-winning goals (two). Sam Faber is tied for the lead in shorthanded goals (two), and she is 15th in goals (0.73 gpg) and 17th in points (1.36 ppg). Angela Taylor is 14th in assists (0.96 apg) while Kelly Paton is 17th in points (1.36) and Kacey Bellamy is 16th in defensemen scoring (0.73 ppg).
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So we just shut up and let sir spend-a-lot do what he thinks best. Really. The problem is he may have good ideas for advancement of the middle class of this nation and fairness for all but you can't do these things when we owe the kind of money that the US does. Hey everybody wants to drive a land rover that does not mean you can do it. His job while in office is to do his job and if that means to reduce debts that the economy has created then that's what you do. You don't try to change everything to suit your ideals and just forget about how much it cost because the next 4 years will be the same. There will be no economy change that he speaks of because he doesn't know how to get there. It's very simple, do the best you can to protect the country from foreign enemy's, grow the economy to promote the advancement of the people and change what you can and afford to keep this country strong. That's it. But you can not change no matter what it cost that kills the economy of the people you are trying to protect. It just doesn't make since and that is what he doesn't want to accept. He wanted the job and he got it, he just doesn't know how to do it.
As far as Newt and bill's legacy are neither had a very good job to do. Bill had to eat crow and swallow his pride and do what was best for the country and sign a balanced budget brought to him by a republican congress. Newt had to do what no else wanted to do and that was hold a sitting president to the standards set down by our constition that you can't lie to a grand jury and get away with it. Now I know a lot of people will disagree with that statement but the truth is the truth. Both did a lot of good in they're time and both brought a lot of shame to they're office. Both like a good looking women and l'm the same way but what I don't know is if that makes me presidential material. Anyway Newt is not electable even though he may be a good one but I don't think we'll find out. Truth is none of them are very good but I can't hardly stand the idea of having a idiot like Obama sitting in the white house another term. It just seems like a good waste of time listening to him tell everyone how they don't do anything to help while he travels the country doing pep rally's for the idiots who like him. Kind of makes them look just as stupid as he is. Well that's my 2 cents and that's about what it's worth I quess.
What's it to ya. WDE
Great kid. Watched his dad play.with my son. Norman went to ark. So his trip to there is for his dad. He is quick on his feet and that will carry him a long way.WDE
She will be like JR and make more money than most of the drivers. Give her a chance and a good car and she'll win some. She is already a honey and we'll see if she can add a badger to it.
Good luck. WDE
Running back is not a problem. OL and receivers who can block should be the top priority . Hope they make it happen. They better get the OC and DC named soon. Time is running out on these kids that are trying to make a decision. WDE
I wish I had some cows to feed. It's like money in the bank. You'll city boys haven't figured that out yet. Hey if it was easy women and children would be doing it. Now flip them burgers boy, lunch will be here before you know it.
LSU is the national champ as of now. They should not have to prove to anyone how good of a team they are. They have played a much better schedule than most and won all of them. I know that AL will disagree but that is the facts.it's been strange the way thinks have played out this year but OK ST or Stanford can not say anything about who is the best. Neither can AL. I can't see how they should have to play another game against someone they have already beat at their house. Now if the shoe was on the other foot most all of you would feel the same. If Bama wins they should declare both NC.
It may be a waste. You think that little of your team. That's amazing .
Just remember this, anyone can run with blocking. AU doesn't need dyer. They have a great group of running backs waiting for their chance. If he returns he will have a new attitude and that can help this team but Tre showed last night he is very capable of doing that job. Blocking is what will decide the run game for 2012 and beyond. Always has.WDE
Hurts don't it. IGTBAAT
I think that was Newt and the republican congress that balanced that budget. Old Clinton just went along for the ride.
He'll put them on the map, big tracks, road races and Bristol. Always good at those and could get better sponsors. Good move.
Got to run that mouth don't you. Run along before you get in trouble . WDE
Don't worry, they are looking in to it. They always are.
Don't have a problem with Blake or lutz. Lutz for sure and Blake would have a 1000 if not for the injury. As far as dyer he gave up on his team when he started doing whatever he did to be suspended. Kind of hard to be named if your in the dog house. Corey sounds to be determine to disrupt the depth chart come next august and he can. Go for it. Every job will be up for grabs, o-line, QB, receivers and running back.WDE
How would you know? Now run along boy before you get in trouble WDE
It may be an 8 win next year but guess who else may only see 8. Bama. AU can only be as good as their O- line and d- line takes them. The whole bunch of you sound like a group of real smart 8 year olds. If you bammers don't stop I'm going to take my belt to you. Your momma needs to take your computers away. Now run along before you get in trouble. WDE


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Hey, gang, this is Deke McClelland. Welcome to Deke's Techniques. The purpose of this movie is to show you how to develop a dramatic castle photograph inside of Camera Raw. We are going to start off with this one here that I captured using a Canon Mark III of the Dunguaire Castle in County Clare, Ireland. I like the composition, but it's obviously washed out. So we are going to apply a series of discrete selective nondestructive modifications in Camera Raw in order to achieve this much improved effect here.
Here, let me show you exactly how it works. So here I am looking at the final version of the castle as a very large thumbnail inside Adobe Bridge, and that's where we are going to start things off. So I will scroll down to this uncorrected version of the photograph, click on it to select it, and then press Ctrl+R or Command+R on the Mac in order to open this DNG file inside of Camera Raw. Most likely the first thing you're going to want to do with just about any photograph is switch over to the Lens Correction tab.
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Let me give you a sense of what it does. I am going to zoom in on this flagpole right there and I will go ahead and take it in to 200% and scroll down a little bit, and if you look extremely closely this photo is actually in pretty darn good shape, but we have a little bit of a purple edge in one side of the flagpole and a little bit of a cyan edge on the other side and you can get rid of those aberrant colors just by turning on that check box and notice that they go away. Again, the effect is pretty slight, but it's there. Press Ctrl+0 or Command+0 on the Mac in order to zoom the image out and then I'll switch back to the Basic Panel.
Your options are going to vary depending on whether you're using ACR 7 as I have here, or ACR 6 which ships with Photoshop CS6. So I will run through the ACR that is Adobe Camera Raw 7 stuff first. I will click inside this Temperature setting here and I want to warm things up. I generally like to warm my photographs up. So it's entirely up to you which direction you go. But I am going to press Shift+Up Arrow in order to take that Temperature value up to 5900 degrees and that will compensate by that cool light source by warming things up ever so slightly.
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Anyway, I will go ahead and take it down to -0.15. Now if you want a similar effect inside Camera Raw 6, that is the version that ships along with Photoshop CS5, here's what you do. I will go ahead and switch to that version of the software. So again, here's inside the Basic Panel. You want to take the Temperature value up to 5900 if you are working along with me, and then take the Tint value down to +15. And of course by the way, these values just work for this image. Every image that you open inside of Camera Raw is going to need its own special custom treatment.
Now I will go ahead and take the Contrast value up to 75, and I will take the Clarity value up to 75 as well and then take the Vibrance value up to 25. Now that leaves us in need of some exposure adjustments. So I will once again Alt-drag or Option-drag this Exposure slider. This time I'm dragging it slightly to the right until I increase the Exposure value to +0.35 and then to compensate for that overly bright castle I am going to take the Brightness value down to 25 in order to create this effect here.
So it's not identical to the effect that I am achieving inside Camera Raw 7, but it's very, very similar. I am going to switch back to Camera Raw 7 for the rest of this here, because from here on out the instructions are identical regardless which version of Camera Raw you are using. Switch to the Detail tab for starters here, and I'm going to zoom in on this portion of the image right there just because it has a good variety of detail and I want it to appear at 100% zoom size. I am going to take that Amount value up to 100% and I'll leave the Radius value set to 1.0.
I am going to take the Detail value down, however. Notice if you crank up this Detail value what's happening is you are sharpening stuff that doesn't even really exist inside of the actual scene. The result is that you're creating these kind of wormhole patterns inside the image, which I almost never find to be desirable, which is why I am going to just take that Detail value down to 0. Now we do have some noise inside the image. So I will take the Luminance volume up to 50 and then I will take the Luminance Detail down to 25.
I will take the Luminance Contrast value up to 50 and a Color value of 25 and a Color Detail value of 50 are just fine, and we end up with this effect here. If you want to get a sense for what's happened, I will go ahead and zoom in even farther here, and I will press the P key in order to turn off these modifications I've made. So we had more noise inside the image, less sharpness as well, and then if I press the P key to turn the Preview back on we end up with this effect here. The last thing I want to do is switch over to the HSL/Grayscale tab, and I'm going click on Saturation and I will press Ctrl+0 or Command+0 on the Mac so I can take in the entire image.
Now what I want to do is bring out the saturation of the building itself as well as the sky. Most of the good color inside the building is located here inside the oranges. So notice if I crank up the Oranges value we increase the saturation of the castle. If I take that value down, I am going to decrease the saturation. What I am looking for is an Oranges value of +50. You can also bring out more saturation inside the castle if you crank up the Yellows, but in my opinion that creates a highly undesirable effect. So I will take that back down 0.
Now the sky is live inside the blue range, not surprisingly. So if I were to crank up the blues we end up with this pretty bad effect right there. Notice we are bringing out all kinds of color noise inside of the clouds over here on the right-hand side of the image. So instead, I'll just take that Blues value up to +35 like so. Now we want to bring this corrected image into Photoshop and we want to bring it in as a Smart Object just in case we want to revisit the settings later, as we will in future movies. To do that, go ahead and press the Shift key and that will change the Open Image button right here into an Open Object button and then go ahead and click on Open Object in order to open the image as a Smart Object inside of Photoshop.
Now this is a very large image. So you can expect it to take a little time to open. Now I want to give this image a kind of white border. So the first thing I am going to do is create a new layer by clicking on the little Page icon at the bottom of the Layers Panel. Now I am going to convert this layer to a background by going up the Layer menu, choosing New, and choosing Background from Layer, and that creates this white background behind the image itself. Now I will go ahead and click on the Smart Object layer which contains the photograph of course. Press Ctrl+T or Command+T on the Mac in order to enter the Free Transform mode so that we can scale this image, and these are just some modifications that I came up with.
Again, this isn't necessary the kind of thing you want to do with every image, but I wanted this thing to have a nice even white border. So I went ahead and clicked on this Link icon between the W and H values. Then I will select the W value. I accidentally increased it just a little bit. That's not what I want. So I will select the value and change it to 90% like so. Now I'm going to change positioning of this image by clicking on the upper left point inside this little Reference Point Matrix and I will change the X value to 133 pixels, by the way, and I will change the Y value to 102 pixels in order to produce this effect here.
It might seem like I'm going in a kind of strange direction here, but it will make sense in just a moment. So press the Enter key or the Return key on the Mac a couple of times in order to apply that change. Then we will crop the image by going up to the Image menu and choosing the Canvas Size command. The great thing about the Canvas Size command is it always ensures a nondestructive crop when you're working with layered images. Now in my case, I am going to turn off the Relative check box. These are just some trial and error values I came up with. I will select this upper left square down here in the Anchor area and I will change the Width value to 5368 and then change the Height value to 3558.
Now click OK in order to accept that change. You will get this alert message telling you that you might end up clipping away some pixels. That's absolutely not true. So just click the Proceed button in order to apply that nondestructive crop. Now, at this point things get a little interesting. We have some manual labor in front of us. The idea is that we want to mimic this little bit of white border up here at the top down here at the bottom, and we want to mimic this white border on the left over on the right-hand side. So what you need to do is press Ctrl+1 or Command+1 on the Mac in order to zoom in to 100%, and then scroll to the upper left corner of the image either manually or just by pressing the Home key.
That's a lot easier way to do it, and then exactly select this area at the top, this white area using the rectangular marquee. And if you're working in CS6, it will tell you that the height of your selection is 102 pixels. You just need to remember that. Now let's find the width of this left hand area by dragging across it and it turns out to be 133 pixels, so fair enough. Now we can we can use that information by pressing the End key to go down to the lower right corner of the image, and when I'm talking about the Home and End keys, those are the keys over there by the numerical keypad on a full-size keyboard.
Now I will go ahead and drag outward from the lower right corner of the image like so and I'm just going to drag all the way up until I scroll to the top right corner of the image. I'll keep an eye on that Heads-Up Display right there, and I will drag outward until I see that the Width value is 133 pixels, which is what I want. I don't care what the Height value is at this point. Now press the Alt key or the Option key on the Mac and click the Black/White circle at the bottom of Layers Panel and then choose Solid Color and by virtue of the fact that I had the Alt or Option key down, that forces the display of the New Layer dialog box.
I will just go ahead and call this layer border and then I will click OK, and now I'll change the color to white by dragging that little circle to the top left corner of the color field and I will click OK in order to dismiss the Color Picker dialog box, and I have gone ahead and filled in this region with white now, because the selection that I had a moment ago has been automatically converted to a layer mask. Now you want to click on the Layer Mask Thumbnail to make it active. Press the End key once again to scroll down to the lower right corner of the image and now drag from that lower right corner using the rectangular marquee once again, and drag all the way over to the left until you see the far left side of the image.
Then you want to make sure that the height of this selection is 102 pixels, and you've got to be zoomed into 100% in order to get these values to work out exactly right. As soon as that happens, in my case you can see that the foreground color is white and if you want to make sure that's the case you can just press the D key in order to switch to the default masking colors in this case, and then press Alt+Backspace or Option+Delete on the Mac in order to fill the selection with white like so. Now I will click off the selection to deselect it and I will press Ctrl+0 or Command+0 on the Mac in order to zoom out.
And that, friends, is how you develop a dramatic photograph of a castle in Camera Raw as well give it an even white border here inside Photoshop. If you're a member of the lynda.com online training library, then I have a follow-up movie in which I show you how to take our version of the photograph so far and artificially color both the sky and the castle using the Adjustment brush inside Camera Raw. If you're waiting for next week's technique, I will show you how to take this very same photo and turn it into a weathered black and white print, reminiscent of the old days of film photography inside Photoshop.
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So I managed to get up early to stand in a very long queue for the start of London's I Knit Day 2008 exhibition on Saturday. With the exception of a couple of trips to yarn stores, this is the closest I've come so far to admitting that I'm a [whispers] "man who knits".
I finally finished the Koolhaus Hat. I have made a few of these now and I really enjoy working the pattern. Has anyone else made one?
I got a call yesterday from a very dear, long time friend of the family (she attended my late father's first birthday party!). Jeanne is in her 80's...
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Hey Guys. Royston here from Redlands, CA (Redlands Dude) New to Men Who Knit. Always looking for input on my designs. Let me know what you think. Have a great one.
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I live in the Niagara Region of Ontario, quite close to where the "Shaw Festival", a large theatre festival is located.
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A LYS is having a 30% off all yarns and I couldn't go past these beauties. Colours are bright red, light green, dark olive, dark grey and a greyish brown.


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James Herman Cheek 87 of Scottsville died Thursday, January 23, 2014 at his residence in Scottsville.
He is survived by five sons, James Frank Cheek and wife Connie of Washington, Nebraska, Robert Cheek and wife Debbie of Plainfield, Indiana, Stephen Cheek and wife Sharon, Scott Cheek and Dewayne Cheek and wife Michelle all of Scottsville; three sisters, Inez Price and Barbara Hey both of Edenburg, Indiana and Mary Luttrell of Scottsville. Twelve grandchildren and several great-grandchildren also surviving.
He was preceded in death by his father and mother,Kermer Cheek and Celia Tedder Cheek.
Funeral services for James Herman Cheek will be held at 2pm Sunday, January 26, 2014 at the Strode Funeral Home, Scottsville Chapel with burial to follow in the Allen County Memorial Gardens. Visitation after 10am Saturday, January 25, 2014 and after 7:30am on Sunday, January 26, 2014.
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The Obami have certainly been successful in creating consensus in the country regarding how to handle terrorists. It just isn't the one they had in mind when they set out to vilify their predecessors and unleash the lefty lawyers in the Justice Department to revert to a criminal-justice model for conducting the war against Islamic fundamentalists. Rasmussen reports that: "44% of U.S. voters say the trials of all suspected terrorists linked to 9/11 should be held at Guantanamo Bay." Even more noteworthy is the degree to which the Obami have also popularized the Bush administration's judgment that military tribunals are the appropriate forum for trying terrorists:
Voters believe much more strongly that Guantanamo Bay prisoners should be tried in a military tribunal rather than a civilian court. Sixty-seven percent (67%) favor the military tribunal route, and just 15% are opposed. But 18% aren't sure. This sentiment appears to have grown even stronger. Fifty-four percent (54%) of Americans favored military tribunals in July 2008, as the first such tribunal got under way at Guantanamo.
Conservatives owe the Obama team a debt of gratitude, it would seem. Until the public could see the alternative to Bush policies played out before their eyes, they did not fully appreciate just how rational were the choices made by those charged with keeping the country safe in the months and years following 9/11. It is all the more remarkable that the Bush team got it right on the big calls, considering that, unlike the Obami, they did not have any recent experience to guide them. They relied on common sense, on historical precedent, and on the conviction that the highest priorities were to protect the public and deny any advantage to our enemy, not curry favor with international opinion. They have been vindicated in that judgment by none other than the moral preeners who ran for office on the specious argument that the Bush team had betrayed American values and actually made us less safe. Nothing could be further from the truth. It has taken a mere year for two thirds of the public to agree.


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The family of Jimmie Green Haynes announce his passing on January 4, 2013 surrounded by his loving family. Mr. Haynes was born February 25, 1934 to Charlie Worth and Victoria Green Haynes of Wilkes County. He is preceded in death by his parents, his sisters, Charlotte Haynes, Irene Goodnight, Barbara Swaim; and brother, C.W. Haynes. He is survived by his devoted wife, Patsy Roberson Haynes; daughters, Renee Goodnight (husband Mark), Lisa Yarborough (husband Steve); and son, Jim Haynes Jr. (wife Nancy); grandchildren, Caleb and Chelsea Goodnight, Lindsey and Austin Yarborough; sister, Gaynell Johnson and brother Jack Haynes.
Mr. Haynes was a U.S. Army veteran and successful businessman. He will be remembered by all who knew him for his generous spirit, love of people, quick wit and sense of humor. The family will receive friends on Tuesday, January 8th at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, 3982 Clingman Road, Ronda, NC, from 1:00 to 3:00pm. Funeral services will begin at 3:00 PM with Rev. Dennis Murphy and Rev. Darold Adams officiating. Burial will follow the service in the church cemetery.
The family would like to extend their appreciation to Mountain Valley Hospice and Palliative Care( 401 Technology Lane, Suite 200, Mt. Airy, NC 27030) for their compassionate care and ask that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to them in his honor. He will be greatly missed.
Online condolences may be made at www.johnson-funeral.com Johnson Funeral Home is serving the family of Jimmie Green Haynes.


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