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The U.S. Senate yesterday defeated a ban on federal funding of abortion, putting at least one Democratic vote for the Democrats' own health care plan in play, that of Senator Ben Nelson (D-Nebraska).
Nelson, along with Senator Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), sponsored the amendment, which sought to enshrine in law the functional equivalent of the Hyde Amendment into the proposed health care legislation being pushed by the White House and congressional Democrats.
The vote, 54-45 against the Nelson-Hatch Amendment, may also raise questions about the vote of Pennsylvania Senator Bob Casey, Jr., one of the other, very few pro-life Democrats in the upper chamber.
It is tempting to take a benign view of the matter and see this development as a possible derailment of the health care plan, which has evolved into a monstrosity of taxation, spending, and federal bloat. But that would be a mistake, given the moral and social disaster embodied in any sanction of federal funding of the destruction of unborn children at taxpayer expense. Like it or not, there is a real possibility that the health care legislation pushed by Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nevada) may still become law given that this is a do-or-die issue for the very liberal majorities in both houses.
Nevertheless, if Reid loses Nelson's vote, and Senator Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) bolts over a public option, which he has sworn to do, this legislation could still go down in flames.
There is a large contingent of pro-life, Blue Dog and simply scared Democrats in the House of Representatives, which actually passed the Stupak amendment, its version of Nelson-Hatch, who are beginning to think hard about their re-election chances if all the hard work on the life issue comes to naught. With more people telling Gallup that they are pro-life than pro-choice these days, they may wonder why their congressman or woman is still hanging around with the likes of Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid. Indeed, Harry Reid is not looking to strong at home either.


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However, the use of widescreen was imperative because it allowed them to play with comfort and claustrophobia. After Liesel is separated from her family at the outset, she lives with Hans and Rosa Hubermann (played by Geoffrey Rush and Emily Watson). Much of the movie takes place in their home, particularly in the basement, where Hans teaches Liesel how to read, and where they hide a Jewish refugee (Ben Schnetzer).
"The basement was a key location: it's a joyous place where they have a snow fight and celebrate Christmas. And it's a scary place when a Nazi officer inspects it. So much of the movie is spent trapped in doors, that it was important to open it up every now and then, especially with the town. This is where they can be kids, can be free and have fun until the horrible events of the world catches up to them."
If the Buergemeister library is a dreamlike refuge, then the book burning is a nightmare. Ballhaus says it was incredibly traumatic as a post-war German to be in Berlin and witness 400 extras shouting "Sieg Heil." Nothing makes your skin crawl quite like that. Likewise, shooting Kristallnacht was intense as well.
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The prevailing belief has been that Chicano theater, born largely out of the civil-rights movement of the 1960s, leans toward the celebratory or the historic. The most popular tales tell of heroic struggles or expose injustice, and often are interwoven with religion and music.
And as anyone at El Centro Su Teatro will tell you, nothing sells at Denver's only Chicano theater like a light comedy.
It's not so often that a play visiting the dark side of Latino characters is met with popular response. Last year, nearly 8,000 attended the Denver Center Theatre Company's "Lydia," but that was less than company projections. Some complained that the Mexican-American family the Denver Center finally put onstage was one crippled by stereotypical dysfunctions.
But Su Teatro, building for the move into its $3.5 million arts center in October, continues to prove that its audiences are open to controversial stories. Even when the stories aren't fully produced.
A recent workshop presentation of "Bless Me, Ultima" sold out for seven weeks. It generated more than $25,000 in ticket sales in the middle of an economic crisis and gave a boost to its ongoing capital campaign to build the new home at 215 S. Santa Fe Drive.
"Ultima" is the first stage adaptation of Rudolfo Anaya's seminal novel, which resides on the American Library Association's list of the 100 "most challenged" books for complaints of strong language and undermining conservative values.
The reason it has such resonance in the community "is that it's really the first Chicano novel, and it's about a man who is really struggling for his own Chicano identity," said Su Teatro organizational manager Mica Garcia de Benavidez, who admits the lead character's questioning of his Catholicism is what sets complainers off most.
"But their response," she said, "shows our audience is looking to connect with stories on all kinds of levels."
So Su Teatro is bringing "Ultima" back April 23-26. And you can expect to see a fully staged "Ultima" during Su Teatro's first season in its new home.
"It does say something about the economic choices that people make, even in tough times," said artistic director Anthony J. Garcia. "Don't be surprised if all we ever do from now on is 'Bless Me, Ultima.' "
Ghosts of Bonfils reunite!
Anyone who had an association with the Bonfils Theatre, Denver's first world- class live theater (it was open from 1953 to 1984), is invited to a reunion scheduled Sept. 4-6. For details, go to bonfilstheatrereunion.myevent.com or e-mail Becky Manley at email@example.com
Good for you
2008 Cherry Creek High School grad Bailey Williams (now at NYU) wrote "The 10 Billionth Baby" as part of Curious Theatre's summer playwriting intensive, Curious New Voices (for writers ages 15-21). The play, which imagines a world where babymaking is governmentaly restricted, was performed at the National Performing Arts Convention in Denver. Now it has been chosen for inclusion in "A Fresh Assortment," a festival of environmentally conscious short works by the New York theater company 9Thirty. It runs April 22-25 . . .
Dan O'Neill (the Avenue's "Oleanna") is one of 15 teachers who have been selected to take part in a paid, five-week summer Shakespearean seminar that begins at the University of Delaware and ends in Stratford- upon-Avon, England. O'Neill will study a play being staged by the Royal Shakespeare Company and develop a curriculum for a project he'll bring back and put before his students at Graland Country Day . . .
And the afrementioned Mica Garcia de Benavidez has received the Lalo Delgado Youth Leadership Award for her work on arts education with the Cultural Arts Institute.
Fire? Um, no.
A fire alarm went off two minutes before the opening performance of OpenStage's "Anon(ymous)" at Fort Collins' Lincoln Center on April 4. It was tripped by a bartender trying to balance a sign on the alarm located next to the front door. It went off again halfway through the already delayed play, so a fireman covered the defective alarm box with duct tape.
Readers have been submitting their own funny tales of performance disasters at our Running Lines blog, Click here
And finally . . .
Middle-schooler Adrian Ulm (Next Stage's "Falsettos") made national news last year when he was beaten by bullies, in part because of his love for theater. Ulm, who had moved to Centennial with his dad at 12 only to endure taunts such as "Nazi," has returned to his native Germany. He says he just wants to spend time with his mother.
John Moore: 303-954-1056 or email@example.com
This week's theater openings
Opening Friday, April 17, through May 9: Next Stage's "3 Guys in Drag Selling Their Stuff" (at Aurora Fox)
Opening Friday, April 17, through May 2: Longmont Theatre Company's "Deathtrap"
Opening Friday, April 17, through May 10: Performance Now's "Fiddler on the Roof" Lakewood
Opening Friday, April 17, through May 31: Miners Alley Playhouse's "Move Over, Mrs. Markham" Golden
Opening Friday, April 17, through April 26: Arvada Festival Playhouse's "Same Time, Another Year"
Opening Friday, April 17, through May 2: Coal Creek Community Theatre's "You Can't Take It With You" Louisville
Opening Friday, April 17, through April 18: Lannie's Clocktower Cabaret's "Nice Jewish Girls Gone Bad"
This week's theater closings
Today: 73rd Avenue Theatre Company's "Mary, Mary" Westminster
Today: Jesters Dinner Theatre's "South Pacific" Longmont
Saturday, April 18: Curious Theatre's "Eurydice"
April 19: National touring production of "Tang Concubines," Buell Theatre
This week's best bet
"Sunsets and Margaritas": In 2006, Jose Cruz González traveled to Denver and Pueblo to talk with Latino groups and found that the topics that came up repeatedly were family, food, music and ritual. The result is "Sunsets and Margaritas," a new light comedy commissioned by the Denver Center Theatre Company. It's about three generations of a Mexican-American family who are plunged into one comic crisis after another when patriarch Candelario Serrano begins to lose control of his restaurant and his family. His traditional conservative values have been abandoned by the family's younger generation, and the appearance of a mysterious vision sends everyone spinning out of control. 6:30 p.m. Mondays-Thursdays; 7:30 p.m. Fridays; 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. Saturdays at the Stage Theatre, Denver Performing Arts Complex. Through May 17. $25-$51. 303-893-4100 (800-641-1222 outside Denver), all King Soopers or denvercenter.org
Most recent theater openings
"Bat Boy, the Musical" Irreverent musical inspired the tabloid story of half boy/half bat creature who is discovered in a cave near Hope Falls, W.V. Through May 10. Town Hall Arts Center, 2450 W. Main St., Littleton, 303-794-2787 or townhallartscenter.com
"The Eccentricities of a Nightingale" Tennessee Williams' haunting play about a sensitive and lonely singing teacher who makes a final, desperate attempt to win the man of her dreams. Through May 10. Germinal Stage-Denver, 2450 W. 44th Ave., 303-455-7108 or germinalstage.com
"The Good Body" Eve Ensler ("The Vagina Monologues") shifts her focus north to the stomach in this seriocomic exploration of the estrogen-fueled abdomen. This one-woman play stars Mare Trevathan. Through April 26. Lake Dillon Theatre, 176 Lake Dillon Drive, Dillon, 970-513-9386 or lakedillontheatre.org
"Incorruptible" Michael Hollinger's irreverent comedy about the Dark Ages, when in France, A.D. 1250, rival churches dug up common bones and passed them off as the remains of saints. Through May 9. Presented by the Firehouse Theatre at the John Hand Theatre, 7653 E. First Place, 303-562-3232 or firehousetheatercompany.com
"Macbeth" and "Cloud 9" The graduating seniors from the Denver Center's National Theatre Conservatory present Shakespeare's classic tale of ambition, in repertory with Caryl Churchill's take-no-prisoners, experimental comic romp that challenges standard notions of gender. It is a whirlwind tour from 1880s Africa to 1979 London that lampoons colonial and sexual repression with a gender-bent cast of characters who traverse time. Through April 25. Conservatory Theatre, 1101 13th St., 303-893-4100 or denvercenter.org. To read our story on the project, click here.
"Signature" Rebecca Buric stars in her own one- woman play that takes a page from the Serbo-Croatian War. It's about a teacher who, while walking home with her young son, unknowingly becomes the target of a sniper. Through April 26. Manitou Art Theater, 1367 Pecan St., Colorado Springs, 719-685-4729 or themat.org
"The Skin of Our Teeth" Thornton Wilder's famously optimistic 1942 comedy about the Antrobus family and the end of the world. The play challenges the audience to consider what of the world might be worth rebuilding. Directed by Bev Newcomb; starring Billie McBride and John Arp. Through May 10. Aurora Fox, 9900 E. Colfax Ave., 303-739-1970 or aurorafox.org
"Tang Concubines" The story of two women who helped shape the Tang Dynasty, told through dancing, costumes and history. Through April 19. Buell Theatre, Denver Performing Arts Complex, 14th and Curtis streets, 303-893-4100 or denvercenter.org
Complete theater listings
Go to our complete list of every currently running production in Colorado, including summaries, run dates, addresses, phones and links to every company's home page. Or check out our listings by company or by opening date
And introducing ... The Running Lines blog
You can now find John Moore's roundup of daily theater news and dialogue, including this week's look at Charlie Miller's online video series, "10 Minutes to Curtain." blogs.denverpost.com/runninglines
Take a look at the current webisode:
Re-cap: This week's theater coverage in The Denver Post
"Slot" plays: The Latino play, the black play, the woman play: They offer evidence of a company's commitment to underrepresented communities. But they can be seen as condescending to the very people they aim to attract. click here
National Theatre Conservatory: When students graduate from the Denver Center's masters program, everything they encounter in the real world will seem easier by comparison. click here
"Passion" plays: Members of 30 Christian churches, including Baptists and Catholics, have come together every 24 years for the all-volunteer production of Jesus' life, "He's Alive." click here
Chicano theater: The prevailing belief has been that Chicano theater leans toward the celebratory or the historic. But Su Teatro continues to prove that its audiences are open to controversial stories. A recent workshop presentation of "Bless Me, Ultima" sold out for seven weeks, and it's coming back. click here
It was an "Adventureland": John Moore recounts his six years working at the Games Department at Denver's Elitch Gardens. The film "Adventureland" opened Friday. click here
REVIEW: Denver Center Theatre Company's "A Prayer for Owen Meany" ***1/2 click here
REVIEW: OpenStage's "Anony(mous) *** click here
REVIEW: Vintage Theatre's "Romeo and Juliet" *1/2 click here AUDITIONS: Complete list, updated up to three times a week. click here


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Published: Friday, April 19, 2002 at 6:01 a.m.
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A nonprofit coalition of area clergy unveiled plans Thursday for the long-vacant That Stanley! supermarket on Main Street in downtown Houma.
Amid financial, religious and elected officials, the Houma-based Concerned Clergy Laity of Christian Churches announced plans to resurrect the 31,000 square feet of empty retail space into a business incubator, dubbed Concerned Clergy Enterprises.
The religious group, which has transformed several blighted houses into low- to moderate-income homes for local families, hopes to be the catalyst for startup small businesses in Terrebonne Parish, said the Rev. Arthur Verrett.
"It's going to take the white community and the black community to work together for this to be successful," Verrett said, standing beneath a Concerned Clergy logo of a white and black hand embraced in a handshake.
The group plans to turn 4,000 square feet of the building into a general supermarket. The remaining 27,000 square feet will be dedicated to nurturing new, small businesses.
The business-incubator concept includes renting affordable office or retail space to new businesses. Tenants then share a central office of secretarial services and office equipment, such as copy machines, fax machines and computers. Tenants also share accounting, banking, insurance and legal services offered at low rates by incubator partners.
Laverne Saulny, program director of Eagle's Nest Business Incubator in New Orleans East, said startup businesses can hold small offices or simple cubicles in the incubator.
"They're only here for a short period of time -- no more than three years," Saulny said. "Then they rent or purchase their own property with a storefront." He said space can be rented in the incubator for as little as $200 to $350 per month. She said there are more than 600 similar operations in the United States.
Terrebonne Parish President Bobby Bergeron called the planned incubator "a turning point for economic-development in the parish."
The planned refurbishment of the building is especially helpful to area law enforcement. The vacant property had been infested with drug activity and was the site of at least two murders over the past 10 years, said Houma Police Chief Pat Boudreaux.
"It will help to rejuvenate the neighborhood," Boudreaux said.
Bergeron told the group he had long sought a valued tenant for the property and compared its transformation to his grandmother's idea of making lemonade out of lemons.
"She said the minute you receive lemons in life, you need to communicate with the Lord for a recipe to make lemonade," he said. "I should of known it would be the Concerned Clergy that would take this on and make lemonade."
Verrett and the clergy group received the property, which also includes a Family Dollar and rent-to-own store at either end, from an anonymous donor.
Paul James, a commercial development corporation officer for Whitney National Bank, matched the donor with the clergy group.
Verrett said Concerned Clergy held the lease for the property for three months before it took ownership March 5.
And the property has added value. According to Saulny, the two existing "book-end tenants" provide a source of revenue to the incubator operation.
"We consider them anchor tenants," she said. "Incubators are sometimes not successful because they don't have a cash cow in existence."
Saulny said the group plans to meet with an architect next week.
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It's the first Friday of Summer! Do you know what that means? Today is Clean Air Action Day!
For the 6th year in a row, North Texans take action to help improve air quality in their communities and throughout North Texas by either taking public transit for the day, walking or telecommuting! If you have no idea what you can do to help, just go to Air North Texas website and see 21 different actions they have listed for you to do today and every day!
This year, Air North Texas is also debuting their new mascot, Arlo the Airmadillo, to help spread the word about air quality. Arlo is a proud Texas native whose alma mater is the University of Texas at Arlington.
He loves to spend quality time outdoors with his family and friends and his favorite hobbies are cycling and playing baseball.
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9 Toxic Ingredients to Avoid in Hand Soaps
Who knew that washing your hands could be harmful to you and the environment? A simple task that is meant to help prevent the spread of germs and infections can potentially be harming you and the planet instead.
We often don't realize that even though the label says this certain soap can help kill 99% of all germs, you are unintentionally allowing toxic chemicals into your body and unknowingly letting these chemicals drain into the waterways making their way into the environment.
Here is a list of chemicals to avoid when buying hand soaps:
- Triclosan:
This chemical is added to many soaps and sanitizers to help get rid of potentially dangerous bacteria that build up throughout the day. Triclosan disrupts both the thyroid and the endocrine system and can bioaccumulates in the body. After contact with your skin it can remain there for hours.
- Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS)
Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS) is a common ingredient in soaps and is in approximately in 90% of personal care products that foam. SLS can damage cell membranes and possibly cause hair loss and is linked to skin and eye irritation, organ toxicity, reproductive toxicity, neurotoxicity, endocrine disruption and possible mutations and cancer.
- Parabens
Parabens are preservatives that are added to bar soaps and other skin care products to preserve their shelf life. They have been linked to breast cancer (because they can mimic the action of the hormone estrogen and encourage the growth of human breast tumors) and can diminish muscle mass and extra fat storing.
- 1,4-Dioxane
Dioxane is a synthetic derivative of coconut which is why some people mistakenly assume it must be an okay ingredient to have in your soaps. In reality, Dioxane is considered a carcinogenic chemical and is considered a contaminant or by product of the ethoxylation process.
- Diethanolamine (DEA)
Diethanolamine is a wetting agent used in shampoos and soaps that is easily absorbed through your skin and combines with preservatives commonly added to soaps to create nitrosodiethanolamine (NDEA).It is linked to cancer, reproductive toxicity, allergies and organ system toxicity.
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Formaldehyde is commonly found is soaps. It can weaken your immune system which could lead to a reduced resistance to germs and disease and can cause respiratory disorders, chronic fatigue and frequent headaches.
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Almost all hand soaps, dish soaps, cleaning products, etc. contains fragrances. Fragrance ingredients can increase your risk of chronic dizziness, nausea, rashes, depression, respiratory distress and severe headaches. Avoid products that have fragrance in the ingredients unless stated that its derived from essential oils.
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- By David Christopher Bell
- July 25, 2013
When an actor nails a certain role in his career it can be both a blessing and a curse. Anthony Perkins, for a no-brainer example, rarely picked up any roles after Psycho due to being typecast as the lunatic he so exquisitely played. That's why it's also great to know...
Joe Carnahan Does Not Have to Let the Cops Handle a 'Death Wish' Remake
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- January 30, 2012
Internationally loved cologne salesman, Charles Bronson, was already a massive star by the time he made Death Wish, but it's his role as Paul Kersey that might be his most famous simply because he owns it completely. Sure he's rugged and charismatic in The Dirty Dozen, he's surprisingly vulnerable in...
Can It Be an 'Evil Dead' Remake if There's No Ash?
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- September 15, 2011
There is a giant maze of odd circumstances when it comes to re-making, re-imagining, sequelizing or prequelizing a beloved property. You get into situations where you're making a "prequel" to a movie while sharing the same name as said movie (see: The Thing). You also fall into a weird zone...
Blood, Sweat and Latex: The Accidental Iconography of 'Evil Dead II'
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Ted Simons: Zero waste. A zero waste campus. What are we talking about?
Nick Brown: We're talking about reducing our waste to landfill, which is our municipal solid waste solid waste. ASU sent about 9,000 tons to our landfills about five years ago. We're already down to about 6,000 so we're about one-third of our way toward our goal.
Ted Simons: This means everything from what? Better water management with better fixtures? We just saw Ground for Grounds in terms of not bringing stuff in to fertilize and using stuff already here to fertilize?
Nick Brown: The components really are looking at our solid waste that is inorganic material, materials that could and should be recycled. That's paper, plastic, aluminum, steel, glass, cardboard. Then the organic co-opponents, food scraps, yard scraps, all kinds of material that come from our campus that could and should be composted or used for energy.
Ted Simons: Your goal is zero waste by?
Nick Brown: 2015
Ted Simons: You going to get there?
Nick Brown: Of course we will. We define zero waste as %90 of our solid waste that had gone to landfill in 2008.
Ted Simons: How do you get students to cooperate with something like this?
Nick Brown: Student engagement is of course key. It's fundamental to our success. When we develop renewable energy programs, 30 or 40 or 50 people at ASU can accomplish this for us. People who do engineering and business management and funding and those kinds of things. If all 8,000 of us don't recycle and hit Green bins with our compostable materials, we won't succeed. So literally it's a program that each and every one of us needs to participate in for us to be successful in.
Ted Simons: Are there ways to make it easier for the kids to get on board? For everyone to get on board?
Nick Brown: We have all kinds of public awareness strategies. Beginning January, each of our sun devil athletics events will be zero waste. So the fans will see a blue bin where recyclables go, Green bin where compostable go and no trash bins. We'll have signs, reads in the stadium that will tell our fans what to do. We really think that athletics is a Gateway toward changing behavior in general.
Ted Simons: I was going to say, from the research on this, 15 tons of waste at the ASU-U of A game?
Nick Brown: That's right. But fans did pretty well. We diverted about 30% of the waste at that game. Last spring we did some baseball games in which we diverted 70 to 80% of all the materials that went through that facility there away from landfill.
Ted Simons: As the process continues, what are you learning?
Nick Brown: We're learning that everyone has to do it, everyone has to work on it. It's a very complex process there are really seven or eight programs that we have to put into place to take care of our organic materials. One of them for the food courts, a different one for Catering services, another for kitchenettes, another for athletics and large outdoor events. It's a really complex program. We have about 50 projects that together will do this. A lot of them are for recyclable material, for compostable materials. It's important that we develop strategies for minimizing the kinds of materials that come on to campus initially so that we can minimize waste that would otherwise have come on to campus. Those projects are in the form of paper reduction, package reduction, product take-back, packaging take-back, those kinds of things.
Ted Simons: You wonder how you quantify, how do you know when you hit zero?
Nick Brown: Most of our municipal solid waste is actually weighed.
Ted Simons: There's a measurement then?
Nick Brown: We actually weigh everything. We're not estimating. We're not looking at things in general. We're actually looking at the record of what we have accomplished.
Ted Simons: Only about 30 seconds left. Anything about this enterprise surprise you?
Nick Brown: It surprises me that it is as complex of an endeavor as it is.
Ted Simons: All right. That's a good, quick answer. Thank you. Sounds great. Next time we go to the football game we'll try to figure out which barrel to use and take it from there. Good to have you here.
Nick Brown: Thanks for the opportunity.
Ted Simons: Wednesday on "Arizona Horizon," we hear from the head of the Fiesta Bowl on gel the championship game and efforts to help seniors fight isolation. That's tomorrow at and 10 on the next "Arizona Horizon." That is it for now. I'm Ted Simons. Thank you for joining us. You have a great evening.


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White Balance: Photoshop fixes and in-camera solutions for any situation
Correcting white balance in-camera
Most of us tend to leave our cameras on the Auto white balance (AWB) setting, and while this will produce excellent results most of the time, it can struggle if there are no neutral tones in a scene.
If you shoot a sunset with AWB selected, for example, you're likely to find that all the warmth and colour is washed out, because the camera will try to 'cool down' the image.
Auto white balance is also prone to failure under artificial lighting, when it may overcompensate and produce images with the 'opposite' cast.
Digital cameras also have white balance presets that are designed to produce natural-looking colours under specific lighting conditions.
However, you need to ensure that you change the preset when the lighting changes, otherwise the camera will try to compensate for a colour cast that isn't there, and will add a cast to images.
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Most cameras enable you to configure a custom or manual white balance setting, so that you can get accurate results under particular lighting conditions.
You may need to refer to your camera's manual to find out exactly how to set this, but it usually involves photographing a white or neutral grey subject (a piece of card is ideal) and then using this image as a reference for the white balance system.
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The camera will be set to AWB (Auto White Balance) mode by default. Turn the dial to move through the various menu options and make a selection.
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In many cameras you'll find a separate menu option that enables you to bracket the white balance around the setting you've chosen.
Shoot a grey card
If you're shooting a subject in the studio, or outdoors under constant lighting, an easy way to get the white balance spot-on at the editing stage is to shoot an image with a light-grey card in the frame, then, in Adobe Camera Raw, click on the grey card with the White Balance tool and note the Temperature and Tint values; you can then apply those settings to all the images from the shoot.
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Rumsfeld's Four Questions
The secretary's ghastly speech to the American Legion.
The fifth anniversary of 9/11 looms before us, and it's hard to say which artifact is gloomier: the awful memory of the attack itself (especially to those of us who witnessed the towers crumbling) or the spectacle of our leaders wrapping themselves in its legacy as if it were some tattered shroud that sanctifies their own catastrophic mistakes and demonizes all their critics.
Already, the sermons are beginning. Yesterday, speaking before the officers of U.S. Strategic Command in Omaha, Neb., Vice President Dick Cheney touted the war in Iraq and denounced the "self-defeating pessimists" who oppose it. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld did much the same at the American Legion's convention in Salt Lake City. Tomorrow, President Bush will give the first of several speeches making the case for staying the course—his third such series since he declared victory three and a quarter years ago onboard the U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln.
Cheney's speech passed by almost completely unnoticed, perhaps because it was just too delusional for comment. (Of the war in Iraq: "We wage this fight with good allies at our side." Of present-day Iraq and Afghanistan: "Fifty million people are awakening to a future of hope and freedom." Would that both statements were so.)
The most-publicized portions of Rumsfeld's speech were in the same vein as Cheney's: Today's terrorists pose the same threat as yesteryear's Nazis; critics of the war in Iraq are like the appeasers before World War II; the real problem is that "the media" spreads "lies" and "myths" about how the war is going.
But then Rumsfeld posed four questions. "These are central questions of our time, and we must face them," he said. So, let's face them.
1. "With the growing lethality and availability of weapons, can we truly afford to believe that somehow vicious extremists can be appeased?"
Well, it depends which "vicious extremists" he's talking about. If he's talking about the leaders of al-Qaida, no, probably not. But, even here, it's a mistake to presume that there are only two choices—appeasement or war. Sometimes, war, at least war fought in a certain style, does as much harm as good.
Rumsfeld should ponder another set of questions that he posed to a handful of top advisers back in October 2003, in a private memo (which was leaked shortly afterward to USA Today):
Today, we lack metrics to know if we are winning or losing the global war on terror. Are we capturing, killing or deterring and dissuading more terrorists every day than the madrassas and the radical clerics are recruiting, training and deploying against us?
Does the US need to fashion a broad, integrated plan to stop the next generation of terrorists? The US is putting relatively little effort into a long-range plan, but we are putting a great deal of effort into trying to stop the terrorists. The cost-benefit ratio is against us! Our cost is billions against the terrorists' costs of millions.
How do we stop those who are financing the radical madrassa schools? Is our current situation such that "the harder we work, the behinder we get"? ... Should we create a private foundation to entice radical madrassas to a more moderate course?
All excellent questions. At the time, I called the memo "pathetic" because Rumsfeld had taken so long to formulate its points. In retrospect, I was too cruel. What's really pathetic is that nearly three years have since passed and the Bush administration still hasn't answered his questions. And what's truly cynical is that Rumsfeld can deliver such a simpleminded speech—charging the critics of the war in Iraq with historical ignorance and "moral confusion"—when he knows the truth is more complicated.


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It often happens. When planning for catering events, I tend to err on the side of way too much food, rather than the nightmarish alternative of ending up short, which, if truth be told, did actually happen once. Since that horrible day, many years ago now, I overcompensate to the point of obsession. ( I know we don't actually need the extra 10lbs of green beans, but somehow it makes me feel better.) In the end, this works out quite well for clients, providing food in ample abundance, but makes it challenging when figuring out what to do with all the extra pounds of green beans which don't get used at the event. We bring them home of course, and prepare them every imaginable way. During one of these green bean marathons, this tasty recipe came to be.
Here, green beans and scallions are tossed with Bagna Cauda and roasted in a hot oven. Bagna Cauda is Italy's version of Fondue – made with warm olive oil, minced anchovies, garlic, pepper and chili flakes and placed in a fondue pot or in a warmer – it's used as a warm pungent dip for veggies and crusty bread. Bagna Cauda literally means "hot bath".
Bagna Cauda is used as a marinade for green beans and scallions before charring in the oven. The charred bits and anchovies give the green beans such a deep earthy umami flavor. Lemon zest brightens it up and chili flakes or "threads" add a delicious kick. The addition of whole scallions, cut to the same length of the beans, was a brilliant idea given to me a few years back by my friend Leslie. They mimic the look of green beans in color and shape, but add such an unexpected burst of flavor. Roasting at high heat keeps the green beans crisp while giving a little char.
Bagna Cauda is made by simply combining the olive oil, anchovies, garlic and chili threads in a bowl. For those of you who are turned off by anchovies, try to think of them as a salty flavorful seasoning, rather than "fish". They are an acquired taste, but like most delicious things, will be worth the effort. In the end, they will give your cooking wonderful layers of flavor and depth.
Toss the green beans and scallions in a bowl.
Place on a baking sheet, give them room spread out.
1 large bunch scallions, cut to the same length of the beans
2-3 T olive oil
½ of a 2 oz tin of anchovies (about 4-5 anchovies) very finely minced
6 Cloves garlic- finely minced
generous pinch chili flakes or chili threads
zest of one small lemon- divided
black pepper to taste
Preheat oven to 425F. Cut scallions into 3-4 inch pieces. Place in a bowl with the green beans. In a small bowl, mix olive oil, minced garlic, minced anchovies, chili flakes and ½ of the lemon zest. Toss with beans and scallions. Place on a parchment lined baking sheet and roast 15-20 minutes mixing halfway through, until green beans are crispy and tender. For added char, broil for a few minutes. Garnish with remaining zest and more chili threads.
Prep time: 5 Cook time: 20 Total time: 25 Yield: 4 serving


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