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Investigating Earthquakes: GIS Mapping and Analysis (College Level) part of Starting Point-Teaching Entry Level Geoscience:Teaching with GIS:Examples
Brian Welch, Saint Olaf College
This is a college-level adaptation of a chapter from the Earth Exploration Toolbook. The students download global quake data over a time range and use GIS to interpret the tectonic context. -
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Is Greenland Melting? part of Earth Exploration Toolbook:GreenlandMelt
Betsy Youngman
DATA: Thickness, velocity, and annual melt extents of the Greenland ice sheet TOOL: My World GIS SUMMARY: Explore map layers to examine annual melting and long-term changes of Greenland's ice sheet.
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The Sleeping Mountain part of Starting Point-Teaching Entry Level Geoscience:Role Playing:Examples
Rebecca Teed, Wright State University-Main Campus
In this role-playing scenario, students represent townspeople whose lives and livelihoods are endangered by an active volcano which may or may not erupt in the near future. -
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Analyzing the Antarctic Ozone Hole (College Level) part of Starting Point-Teaching Entry Level Geoscience:Teaching with GIS:Examples
Brian Welch, Saint Olaf College
College-level adaptation of a chapter in the Earth Exploration Toolbook. Examine satellite images of atmospheric ozone in the Southern Hemisphere to study changes in concentration over a time. -
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Geologic Puzzles: Morrison Formation part of Starting Point-Teaching Entry Level Geoscience:Interactive Lectures:Examples
Heather Macdonald, College of William and Mary
Images of faulted strata, tilted turbidites, and beach rocks bring the field into the classroom, giving students practice in doing what geoscientists do. These images are examples of geologic puzzles. -
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Creating Custom Map Images of Earth and Other Worlds part of Earth Exploration Toolbook:Jules
LuAnn Dahlman; Lou Estey, UNAVCO
DATA: Planetary images and geodesy data. TOOL: UNAVCO's Jules Verne Voyager Map Server. SUMMARY: Generate maps of Earth or any of 19 other planets and moons. Save and import images into presentations or reports.
Analyzing the Antarctic Ozone Hole part of Earth Exploration Toolbook:Analyzing the Antarctic Ozone Hole
LuAnn Dahlman
DATA: Total Ozone Mapping Spectrometer (TOMS) Images. TOOLS: ImageJ, Spreadsheet. SUMMARY: Animate and explore 10 years of Southern Hemisphere ozone images. Then measure and graph the area of the ozone hole over time.
Assesing the angle of subduction using GeoMapApp part of Cutting Edge:Courses:Structural Geology:Structure, Geophysics, and Tectonics 2012:Activities
Rory McFadden, Carleton College
This activity has students determine the angle of subduction using GeoMapApp. Students use datasets available within GeoMapApp to examine the influence of the age of oceanic lithosphere and convergence rate on the ...
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Google Earth and Meandering Rivers part of Cutting Edge:Manage Your Career:Early Career:Previous Workshops:Workshop 2011:Teaching Activities
Amanda Schmidt, Oberlin College
This activity uses Google Earth to introduce students to a variety of measurements related to meandering rivers by looking at how rivers around the world have changed over time.
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Geoscience education research project part of Cutting Edge:Develop Program-Wide Abilities:Undergraduate Research:2014 Workshop:Activities
Karen Kortz, Community College of Rhode Island
Students complete a scientific research project including asking a question, developing methods, collecting data, analyzing and interpreting data, and communicating results. The research question begins "What ...
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- Story of the Celts: The Ancient Celts
- The Ancient Celts [ 8 ] What is surprising to most modern readers is just how widespread across Europe the Celts once were. The Celts have been called the "Fathers of Europe," that is north of the Greco-Roman Mediterranean. Long before the Germanic...
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- The Pagan Origins Of Christian Mythology
- The Judeo-Christian religions were founded in a region of the world where savior religions existed for thousands of years. Much of the symbolism and many of the stories in the Bible may be traced to earlier myths of the Persians, Egyptians, and other people...
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- The Ancient Goddess Barbi: Historical Views from the Year 5000
- (Author's Note: Read this only if you consider laughter a sincere form of worship!) In the year 5000, historians will seek to patch together traces of the past, to discover what life was like in today's current era. Here's one humorous view of what they might...
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- Magick in Ancient Egypt
- "O Isis great enchantress, free me, release me from all evil red things, from the fever of the god and the fever of the goddess. From death, and deathfrom pain, and the pain that comes over me; as though hast freed, as thou hast released thy son Horus,...
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- The Horned God in India and Europe
- Of all of the Gods that we honor in Paganism today probably the most revered is the Horned God, in the shape and form of Cernunnos. Pick up some modern Pagan literature and chances are he is in there, listen to conversation at a Moot and you will hear him...
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- A History Of Dreaming - From Ancient Egypt To Modern Day
- Dreams have been an important part of the human experince since time immemorial. Fragments of the earliest books come from Egypt, where dreams were considered to be the messages sent from the gods. The Egyptians divided their dreams into three categories: 1....
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- The Thread That Bound the World
- A hundred years later—powered by belief and enriched by plunder—Muslim armies had conquered Persia, Egypt and Jerusalem and were perched on the borders of India and Spain. "Globalization" may be a new word, but Mr.
- India, Egypt need to combat growth of non-state actors: envoy
- Many a similarity. Mr. Bhattacharyya said Egypt and India share a lot of similarities.
- Walking into the Ganga at Kashi
- A fair claim is that Kashi is the oldest city in India. Duck into one of the small bylanes that branch off the main roads and it feels like Bethlehem, Jerusalem, Nizwa or any other ancient town in Mexico, Egypt, Morocco or Rajasthan.
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If you have a little spare time and your hands and would like to be considered for a role in a locally made film, read on. Here's a press release from the producers of CHERRY, now filming at Western Michigan University and Kalamazoo College.
"Principal photography for 'Cherry,' a feature-length movie will be filmed on the campuses of Kalamazoo College and Western Michigan University, with other scenes filmed at various locations around Kalamazoo.
'Cherry' is a comedic but bittersweet story of Aaron, a bright but sheltered freshman who arrives at an Ivy League college to enroll in an elite engineering program picked out for him by his parents. He sneaks into an art class where he befriends an older student named Linda, who, along with her daughter, helps change his outlook on academics and life.
The lead role will be played by actor Kyle Gallner who has appeared in numerous television shows, including 'CSI: NY,' 'Law & Order: SVU,' and 'Veronica Mars,' and films, including the recently released 'Red' and soon-to-be released 'Haunting in Connecticut' Director and Screenwriter Jeffery Fine is joined on the production team by his brother Matthew Fine, by longtime film producer Sam Kitt, who has worked extensively with director Spike Lee, and by television producer Paul Kurta, whose credits include 'The Riches' and 'Veronica Mars.'
"Producer Paul Kurta is looking to fill some "featured" extra roles including men and women that can play 18-22 to fill up Aaron's dorm. The specific days for this group tentatively look as follows: Thursday October 23rd - morning call, Friday October 24th and Saturday October 25th - afternoon call, Monday October 27th and Tuesday October 28 - afternoon calls and Wednesday October 29th - late afternoon call.
If someone is interested, but could not commit for the entire time the biggest needs are the nights of October 27th and 29th. On November 6 the producer is look for "townie" types of various ages to populate the Vine neighborhood area. The wage for these extras is $50 a day for 8-12 hours. On November 17th they are looking to fill the WMU Natatorium with 200 people. This will be a promotional day and not paid. However, prizes, giveaways and free food will be offered.
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Run by two public librarians in the Midwest, Awful Library Books features the results of their weeding out of outdated books in their own collection as well as offering opinions on submitted entries from other libraries. The service is serious—the librarians aim to keep collections relevant and of high quality—but the culled books are often hilarious, appalling, and either a horror or kitschy delight to the eyes of book designers everywhere.
Aaron: Dream Get Together video by Citay
I just saw this new music video by psychy-jammy-strummy San Francisco band Citay and it most certainly gets at the love they feel for their hometown. Street shots, dudes with guitars driving around, and a pretty solid panoramic shot of the Citay by the Bay (taken from Bernal Hill, I'd wager) all accompany this very bitchin clip. Here's to grand old SF!
Miyoko: Project Thirty Three
The owner of Seattle, Washington, used vinyl records shop Jive Time Records loves graphic record covers--and we do too. On his blog Project Thirty Three, he scans and posts covers, organizing them by shape: circles and dots, arrows, squares, typography only, and so on. A great site to peruse for some afternoon eye candy. via Swissmiss
Jordan: Bloggers in the Archive
Former Dwell Senior Editor, current BLDGBLOGger and über-intelligent man about town, and forever all-around awesome human Geoff Manaugh will be taking part in the Canadian Centre for Architecture's Visiting Scholars program this summer in Montreal. He'll be exploring the archives and sharing his findings online, and in conjunction has developed "Bloggers in the Archives." The nascent plan will give expert bloggers the chance to dig into annals of different institutions, revealing the wonders within. Such a great idea!!
Amanda: Marimekko, circa 1976
I have no clue what anyone is saying in most of this video, but the behind-the-scene glimpse of the process behind Marimekko's handmade prints really requires no translation. I am also enjoying the added sartorial benefit of everyone's '70s hair and glasses, in addition to the world-weary demeanor of Armi Ratia, the late founder of Marimekko and the company's first textile designer.
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- (he of the forest)A God associated with parkland, copses, wooded glens, and the forest itself. His spirit was present anywhere there was waste ground or uncultivated land. He was an ominous figure, one who held the potential for terror and death, since to the...
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- Nigeria: Assets Declaration By Civil Servants
- The directive, the other day, by President Muhammadu Buhari, making it mandatory for all workers in the federal ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) to declare their assets signposts another level of the effort at winning the war against corruption.
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- "Passages XII" compiles 108 images of a train trip from Paris to London, with urban sights (graffiti, railway platforms, pylons) alternating with rolling fields and copses.
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'Last Resort' co-creator Shawn Ryan on submarines, Scott Speedman, Andre Braugher and more
How will 'The Shield' creator tell stories for the high-concept ABC drama?
Over the last decade, Shawn Ryan has created one of the greatest dramas in TV history with "The Shield," done strong work running "The Unit" and "Lie to Me," produced the brilliant-but-canceled "Terriers" and created the uneven but promising "The Chicago Code," which was just starting to get good when FOX canceled it. That's a resume that would make me very interested in seeing his new ABC series "Last Resort" (which he co-created with Karl Gajdusek) even if I didn't know the series also involved both nuclear submarines and Andre Braugher.
"Last Resort," which debuts on ABC on Thursday, September 27 at 8 p.m., stars Braugher as Marcus Chaplin, commander of the USS Colorado. When he and first officer Sam Kendal (Scott Speedman) get an order from a questionable source to nuke Pakistan, they refuse, are attacked, and flee to a tropical island in French Polynesia that Marcus assumes control of while he plots his next move.
It's easily the best pilot for any network fall show I've seen (I've embedded the full version from Yahoo! for you to see for yourself below), but it also raises a host of questions bout how exactly Ryan and Gajdusek are going to make this show work, both week to week and long-term. I spoke with Ryan about that (and there are some mild spoilers about the premises of a few upcoming episodes, but nothing shocking, nor anything Ryan was uncomfortable sharing), about winding up with yet another Scott from "Felicity" after working with Scott Foley on "The Unit," the pleasure of being a "Homicide" fan who gets to write for Andre Braugher, and more.
Was this Karl's idea initially? How did this start?
Shawn Ryan: Marney Hochman, who was my exec on "The Shield" for a number of years, and then I hired her away to help form this company, she had been talking about him as a writer for well over a year. I hadn't really read his stuff, but she was a big fan of his writing. He had been mostly worked in the feature world, and she had communicated with him and so when our 20th deal ended and we went over to Sony about a year ago, he was one of four or five people that we set meetings to discuss things. He came in and he said, "I've got five ideas," and I said, "Well, which one are you most excited about, because that's probably the only one I really want to hear." And he said, "Well, it's not even really fully an idea," and he just talked about the world of nuclear submarines and the power that they have and what it means to be in control of one, and if you were in control of one how it really made you more powerful than North Korea or Iran who are thorns in our sides. It was very intriguing.
He didn't really have characters or anything, and then as we talked about it more, I knew it was a really big idea and it was going to be kind of massive and epic in scope and I talked to him about partnering up. I knew that if it were something that I was co-writing as opposed to just overseeing that we'd get taken a little bit more seriously. He agreed, and we started coming up with the characters. It was much more of a collaboration than anything I've ever done before from a writing standpoint, but it was good. We've got very kind of matching personalities and we're both very un-precious about our own material.
"Nuclear sub": with those two words, you could basically go anywhere. How did you get from that to Marcus declaring his own sovereign nation on this small island?
Shawn Ryan: We had the ending before we had a lot of the middle, I would say. We knew we wanted to end up in that place of a George Washington/Colonel Kurtz, and then it was all in the details of how do we arrive there, what is that place and then you have all kinds of production considerations too. We didn't know for a long time where we would film it. Puerto Rico was discussed, South Africa, Australia; Hawaii [was] obviously where we ended up. So that affected things a little bit as well.
A lot of the characters Karl had the initial ideas on. We always knew we wanted a sort of mentor-mentee, Marcus-Sam thing. In a way it's a little bit of a blur that time. I can't remember all the specifics about what came where. It was just kind of a constant moving forward with it. I know the biggest thing that we spent the most time on was what is the order that comes into the submarine and why don't they carry it out. We were very adamant right from the get-go that we didn't want it to be "Well, when the day comes these are secretly peaceniks who won't push a button." We believe that these guys will turn the key when they believe an order is valid and so we went back and forth on a lot of things until we came upon this secondary network thing, the idea that it's a technically incorrect order, but delivered in a suspicious, weird way. And then we spoke to people who were submarine captains, and obviously their opinion may be a little bit biased, but they say that unlike some other branches of the military, they're encouraged to be critical thinkers and encouraged to question something of this kind of import if there is a snag in the routine in some way. So after about two or three weeks, we came up with that aspect, which I think tends to work well.
You've run a lot of shows. How much thought at this point went into asking, "That this is a really intriguing premise, but what is the show here?"
Shawn Ryan: It's a little bit scary, which I like. I never do things the easy way for whatever reason. We had thought a lot about what season one would be before we ever pitched it to the networks. We thought a lot about what the final episode might be, whether it's in season five, season seven, season nine, whatever. So there was enough there just between the two of us having spent a month half talking about it that I felt that we had a show. You never know for sure until you get into a writer's room and you're trying to break episode 32 whether there is in fact a show, so I can't sit here today and say definitively that I know for sure. I know that we've broken the first six episodes after the pilot and they're all different and I really like them and we haven't lacked for stories there. We know places we're going to go in the final 6 of our 13 episode order, but we'll see.
You have this mystery premise about who sent the order and what happened to the SEAL team that's on board the sub. How does the show continue if and when that is resolved?
Shawn Ryan: There are two mysteries in our show, but our show is not based on a mystery. I can't say ultra definitively because we're just through episode seven, but I believe that both those "mysteries" will be revealed within the first 13 episodes but this is a show about complications and the situations that they find themselves in. The complications that they find themselves in won't necessarily disappear with the revelations of those mysteries.
With "The Shield," with "The Unit," with "Terriers," with "The Chicago Code," there is an obvious structure for each episode. There is a case, or a mission. You know regardless of what else is going on there is some sort of central spine. What is that spine here?
Shawn Ryan: It's a society-building spine amongst a group of people on the submarine who are looking for order, looking for a way home, who had a very rigid way of doing things prior to this and some people want to keep that rigidity and other people don't. You throw in the mix of the people on this island, the natives and the transplants on this island that they encounter. You throw in the political element of what's going around the world and this becomes a society-building show, whether that society is a group of the 12 females onboard the Colorado or whether that society is the entire crew of the Colorado or whether that society is the crew and the natives on the island or the society that is in D.C. that's trying to uncover the conspiracy.
I would argue that that's what the show becomes and is. I think the roots of that are in the pilot, but as I mentioned in the TCAs, I try like the plague to avoid premise pilots and this is without a doubt a premise pilot. I just don't think the story could be told any other way without it being a premise pilot. It's always better when you can just drop in the episode, theoretical episode six of the series, but this we just couldn't do that and so the series focuses on these two men, Sam and Marcus and their relationship and the people that work for them and their agendas whether the same or different in various episodes. The reason we ultimately went to ABC was ABC really is the one major network on TV that, no bullshit, likes serialized dramas. And this is going to be a serialized thing, which is something I've done before where characters change, and actions within an episode affect relationships in meaningful ways.
But when you would sit down to write an episode on one of the other shows, you always knew there would be a case. Even on "Lost" in the early going, they could say, "All right, this is going to be an episode about Jack, so we will come up with a story on the island and parallel a Jack flashback." What is the starting point for each episode here?
Shawn Ryan: I'll give you an example. We're getting ready to put out episode 104 today. I think it's really, really good. We hired this New York playwright who had never written for TV. David Weiner is his name and he did just a fabulous with the script and essentially this is the negotiation episode. This is the episode where after a lot of shit goes down in the pilot and the three episodes after that where the American government essentially says, "Let's figure out a way to end this," and some people come to the island and try to end it, and it's about what happens in that negotiation. So it's not one freeform story the way that some HBO series occasionally can feel. That's the negotiation episode.
Episode 103 we call the "stay or go" episode. That's not the actual title, but that's where Marcus and Sam come to the realization that these people were volunteers to the Navy, and then again to go on submarines. You can't be placed against your will on submarines in the Navy. So these are people who volunteered twice and some of them are feeling like they've been conscripted on this island for something that they weren't on the con when all this shit down. They weren't involved and a lot of them have very compelling reasons why they want to be home and not on this island and so it becomes a stay and go. If we can send some people home we'll try. Who will stay? Who will go?
So there is a beginning, middle and end to those stories and it's finding those stories.
But have you found it more difficult than on the other shows you've done to just come up with the initial genesis for what this episode is going to be?
Shawn Ryan: Not yet. I could see how it could get tougher as we exhaust some obvious, to us, some obvious roots to take right now and if we're successful we'll become a 22 episode show, which certainly eats through story faster than "The Shield" or "Terriers" did, but for now it's not been an issue and in fact, we're further ahead on stories and scripts than I've ever been on any show before and I don't think that would be the case if the stories were hard to break.
I want to talk about what you learned about writing a military-themed show with "The Unit." It was a network show and it was the story about these men in this unit , and yet you had to, at the same time, tell the story of the wives. I have to assume that was CBS saying women are not going to watch this show if there weren't women.
Shawn Ryan: No, that was our pitch and I'm cognizant that we didn't always pull off that portion of the show as well as we pulled off the other part, especially in the first two seasons. I actually thought we got to a pretty good place later on with that storytelling. We found ways to integrate something.
There were some episodes that we integrated a lot better than others, but that was always difficult. That was more difficult. What are the wives going to do while our guys are literally saving the world In Afghanistan this week? There are a lot of lessons there. That was tough. In this case I would say that all of our characters, even Kylie and Christine, who are back in D.C. and not on the island, they're tied into the main A-story. They're active participants in this overall global thing and so this story to me feels more like a Tom Clancy thing where there are people all over the globe, but they're all kind of connected to the same thing.
So it's not just that Jessy Schram [as Scott Speedman's wife] is there because ABC is a very female-skewing network? Or even Daisy Betts as the women trying to succeed in the man's world?
Shawn Ryan: Well those characters were all in our initial pitch except Kylie, Autumn Reeser's character, was a man originally in the pitch and it was my idea to change that after the pitch. It wasn't something that ABC requested, but having signed up with ABC I was aware what a female-friendly network it is and what their core audience was. One of the reasons why they wanted us was I do think they wanted to expand beyond that audience. I'm not sure how many men watched "Good Christian Bitches." But — and it's not like somebody over there at ABC has told me this, I'm extrapolating — I think they've gone too far down the female-friendly rabbit hole and away from the broad "What can appeal to everyone?" thing.
Having said that, we spent a lot of time thinking about the show from a female perspective, the female writers on our show. It's very interesting because we've been having a big debate about something that may or may not happen in episode seven and it splits exactly down gender lines in our room, which I find interesting and I think we're going to go with the women on that. That hasn't been firmly decided, but I think that's where we're going and so there is certain allowances, but basically it's less to do with the number of female characters or even what they're doing as it is a focus on character and emotion I would say. This is, I think, clearly the most nakedly emotional show I've written before. Going straight into like some of those Sam, Christine flashbacks in the pilot there is a certain sentimentality that hasn't existed in my previous work.
When Paul Lee saw the pilot first of all, they kept their cards very close to their vest. I found out afterwards that he knew it was going to be on the air when he first saw it, but of course we didn't know until pick-up day. He said that he really knew that with that script and with Martin Campbell directing that he'd get a great action ride out of the pilot. Where he felt surprised was by how emotional he felt and the people that worked for him felt watching it and that's what, I think, makes an ABC show.
I think women will want to watch Scott Speedman, and the female characters we have are not just going to be sort of supporting off in the corner. They're going to have their own stories where they've got to drive action and even the thing with Autumn Reeser and with Jessy Schram, their stories are almost always never going to be as big as what's going on the island with Marcus and Sam. I told them, "But when we're there you, guys are the stars of that movie. This isn't about you sort of in the background as the man drives the action and is hauling you from behind. You're going to be the stars and driving that," and that also makes an ABC show I think.
How many female writers do you have?
Shawn Ryan: We have three.
Out of a total of?
Shawn Ryan: Well it's a little deceptive because me and Karl are obviously here and we have two writing teams that are all male, so there is four, but really they're paid two slots. So we hired seven writing entities, three of which were women, but it's eight men and three women in the room.
One of the things that I always liked about "The Unit," especially in the pilot, is that Scott Foley shows up as the new guy and the point of view character, but usually in the trope the new guy has so much to learn. Bob knows exactly what he's doing. There is no question at any point he fits in and Daisy's character is new, but it seems clearly like she knows what she's doing as well. Why did you go that way?
Shawn Ryan: Well going back to "The Unit" you don't get onto Delta Force without being pretty damn good and that was something that Eric Haney, our advisor, who lived that life stressed. That doesn't mean these guys don't have anything to learn and we did play episodes where Dennis Haysbert and Max Martini teach him a thing or two along the way, but you come in pretty fucking competent and ready to go on day one. It's funny because Eric's book by the first two-thirds of the book just goes into the process of how Delta was formed and all the training they did and the selection process and less on the actual missions, which are probably a little bit more top secret, but it's just unbelievable that amount that goes into that.
We had a couple moments in the pilot where Grace did sort of not know amount or made a little bit more mistakes and we ended up trimming them out because the feeling from a lot of people watching it wasn't beneficial to her. There was a little problem in the writing that we made her a little not incompetent, but we didn't make here quite competent enough in the original script and people want to feel like hey the number three or four in charge of a nuclear submarine knows what they're doing and so she does. So once again, similar situation where in the subsequent episodes she's got some things to learn, she has some things to prove, not only is she a woman, but she is going to face charges of nepotism since her father is an admiral, but you have to have her at a base level of competence that's high and then say well how does fight to get her way up here then.
Because it occurs to me Jarek's partner on "Chicago Code" also knew what he was doing.
Shawn Ryan: So now you've connected the dots on three of my shows and it makes me think well, is that just something I do? I do think an audience kind of rebels against people in professional positions who don't seem to know what they're doing and yet he wasn't as competent as Jarek was, so it's funny. This guy is good and this guy is great and you still want that separation, but you can't have the guy shuffling around unable to tie his shoes.
Were you a "Felicity" fan?
Shawn Ryan: I recall myself in the middle. I certainly watched a lot of "Felicity." It wasn't a show that I had to get home to. It's not a show that I saw every single episode of, but I watched the vast majority of the first season. By the time the final season rolled around "The Shield" had just started up and I was uber-busy and so I dropped out a little bit near the end, but I knew a lot of what was going on.
I'm just curious. Were you watching the two Scotts and thinking "Hmm, I can use these guys one day"? Or is it just a coincidence?
Shawn Ryan: Well I was just happy "The Shield" was going. I don't know if you've heard this, but Scott Speedman was at my wedding 14 years ago. I got a call the night before my wedding from my college roommate who said and he had married a Canadian girl and so he was in Toronto, and it's a very small acting community there. He said, "I've got this buddy who just finished filming this pilot. He doesn't really know anyone in town; can I bring him to your wedding?" And a couple of people sort of cancelled last minute, so I said bring him by. And so my roommate brought Scott Speedman who had just finished filming "Felicity." So one of the reasons why I started watching "Felicity" was I had met this guy was aware of it. So when it came out I was like, "Oh, that was the guy at my wedding, let me check it out," and then it was good.
Then my college roommate, he had a brother who lived out here and Scott became friends with him and we were friends with him, so I would see Scott like once or twice a year socially. About 2006 or 2007 I started threatening him with, "I'm going to find something for you. The time is coming; I'm going to find something." So we weren't like good friends, but we were aware of each other and it is funny that I've nabbed the two Scotts both for these military things.
I'm a guy who tries not to repeat myself and yet, I see certain things being repeated.
Dennis Haysbert can give good monologue, but that was not a character who talked a lot. Mackey didn't talk a lot overall, although he did at times, like the confession. Have you worked with an actor before where you just want to give them these big meals like Andre Braugher?
Shawn Ryan: Not like Andre. It was always great to write a good Claudette monologue on "The Shield" if she was indignant about something. I'm trying to think if there is anything even close on any of the shows. Probably not. If anything, we've over-written some monologues on the first three or four episodes that we've had to go back and kind of cull a little bit because it's just so tempting, but you have to be careful not to have it come across too speechified, but he's just a wonder. It's unbelievable.
I know you were a big "Homicide" fan, and now you've got Pembleton captaining your sub.
Shawn Ryan: Yeah, I remember those episodes really great and we got Jay Karnes coming on the show, so I tweeted that a couple ago, whatever, that it was going to Pembleton versus Dutch in one of these episodes.
All due respect to Jay, character-wise that's not a fair fight. Frank would kick Dutch's ass.
Shawn Ryan: Yes, I think he would. I think that's right.
When is the smoke monster coming?
Shawn Ryan: And that's probably a season four thing and that's when you'll know that there weren't enough stories for this show when we go the mystical route.
How much thought went into building this island, the culture and history of it? How much do you know about this place?
Shawn Ryan: A lot, some of which we can't pull off from a production standpoint.
What do you mean?
Shawn Ryan: Karl and I had a vision of the city on the island, but we found some pictures of it that just proved a little impossible to pull off on Hawaii, so we've had to adjust kind of what the city is. In our minds there was a large central area, sort of like "Deadwood," even bigger than that, and that was just impossible to pull off. Now it's become these pieces. The bar is here and then the hospital is there and these other things over here and we're going to add to that as the show goes on, but it's impossible to make the one sort of big central on the water city that we had first imagined and envisioned when we came up with the show.
But historically, was this always an independent nation?
Shawn Ryan: We think it was French at one point. This was in French Polynesia and we think this was probably the French colonial thing. There is a native population that lives on the interior part of the island, and the exterior is a little bit more expats, faded hippies, people running away from something else in the world, vacationers, adventurers. There are volcanoes to climb here and waves to surf and everything, so we think on the outskirts, where we spend a lot of time, it's a very eclectic international place. And then you go inside and that's where the native population lives and so you get both those elements.
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Add Static Text To Craft Product Trailer Template
In this tutorial, we will continue to work on the craft product trailer template. We are using Motion to create the template with placeholders, call drop zones, for the customizable graphics and other design elements in the template.
Drop Zones and Transitions in Motion 5
In the last Motion tutorial, we created the first two Drop Zones for our craft trailer template. The Drop Zones were placeholders for the background image and the intro clip. In this tutorial, we will add a transition to the end of the Drop Zone for the intro clip.
Craft Product Template - Background Layer
Now that we have the Layers pane hierarchy for our template planned out, we can begin to build the template from scratch. In the last few tutorials for this project, we will do just that.
Craft Product Template Layers
Now that we have finished the preflight decisions made for our Motion craft template, we need to decide how we will use the Layers pane to organize our video project. Naming and organizing the layers is important.
Craft Product Trailer Design Elements
In this tutorial, we will continue to dissect our craft product trailer prototype in preparation of creating a Motion template. We can then use the template to create other craft product trailers with less time and effort.
Craft Product Trailer Template Prototype
Once you have created the perfect craft product trailer in Apple Motion, with the best images pans, text and transitions, its time to use that as your prototype for a Motion template with drop zones.
Motion Craft Video Template
If you need to create many craft videos showing how to use your craft products, you can save a lot of time by using a Motion 5 template and drop zones. Lets see what our options are for doing just that. For those of you unfamiliar with templates, lets talk a little about them.
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In this Motion tutorial, we will finish the craft logo reveal by adding the tagline to the end of the video. For this craft company, the tagline is made up from three words that tell the customers what they will find if they visit the online store.
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Motion 5 Animation By Keyframe
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The graphic novel Spider-Man: New Ways to Die begins like many Spider-Man stories before it. There is a brief explanation of Peter Parker's dual life as a superhero and a photographer stuck in perpetual poverty, quickly followed up by a battle between Spidey and the newest "Goblin" character, Menace.
However, it quickly becomes clear to the reader that the status quo has been greatly changed for this latest adventure. Parker works for a different newspaper, his former nemesis Eddie Brock is dying of cancer, and Norman Osborn, previously the Green Goblin, is in charge of the Thunderbolts, a team of "hero hunters" out to capture Spider-Man.
"Pssst!" is what a young girl at the zoo hears as she walks by each animal enclosure. They all want her to bring them increasingly outrageous and seemingly random items.
Sure, the gorilla's swing is broken, so a new tire does not seem that out of the question. And maybe bicycle helmets would be a good investment for a slipping sloth. But the turkeys don't want to eat the corn they ask for— they want to turn it into ethanol. Our young heroine is going to have a hard time meeting all of these demands.
In Born Standing Up, Steve Martin looks back at his comedy career in a way that few artists are able to do. He not only has succeeded in his craft, he also has the luxury of being able to step back from the act and make sense of just what it was all about.
In the 1970's and 80's, Martin attained a kind of success usually reserved for rock stars. He filled up arenas and released number one albums, but Martin is quick to point out that this was no overnight sensation. He spent his youth trying to break into the entertainment business by working at Disneyland and writing for the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour.
There are graphic novels that literally paint then print images onto the page. The Brother Athelstan books are another kind of graphic novel. They have a very visual feel to them, only it's done with words. Some medieval mysteries are as stuffy as a centuries-old cupboard. P.C. Doherty's The Nightingale Gallery isn't like that. Its characters breathe and move and love and murder with a striking vivacity.
Maggie's new stepfather gives her the creeps. Not only is he short and hairy and definitely not her Dad, but he speaks with a strange accent and spends most of his time in a shed doing who-knows-what. True, it is not his fault that he cannot replace her dead father, and her mother seems to really, really love him, but somehow that only makes worse the Shadows that follow him everywhere—dozens of them that no one else seems to see.
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Anthem by Ayn Rand: Anthem examines a frightening future in which individuals have no name, no independence, and no values. Equality 7-2521 lives in the dark ages of the future where all decisions are made by committee, all people live in collectives, and all traces of individualism have been wiped out. Despite such a restrictive environment, the spark of individual thought and freedom still burns in him--a passion which he has been taught to call sinful. In a purely egalitarian world, Equality 7-2521 dares to stand apart from the herd--to think and choose for himself, to discover electricity, and to love the woman of his choice. Now he has been marked for death for committing the ultimate sin. In a world where the great "we" reign supreme, he has rediscovered the lost and holy word--"I." (Book description)
Beep and Bah is the story of a robot and a goat on an adventure for the ages. A sock is missing its match, and it's up to this pair of unlikely friends to get it back. Daring Beep is game to search the entire world for the sock's "sole" mate while the more cautionary Bah follows behind.
First off, yes, it is that Dahmer. Secondly, yes, this book is written and drawn by a man named Derf Backderf.
My Friend Dahmer is much more than just a grisly expose on the teenage life of a future serial killer; it is also a rumination on the culture of 1970's suburbia, where teens were left to their own devices in the wake of divorce or career-minded parents.
A Street Cat Named Bob is the true story of a young man who is a recovering heroin addict who was homeless in London. He became part of a government program that found him an apartment and started him in a rehab program. Then he met Bob, the orange street cat who became attached to him and refused to leave the apartment's hallway for weeks. James finally let Bob into his apartment, and they developed a fast friendship that benefited both of them.


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The winners for the Chicago-based "Space in Between" contest, designed to honor groups in the greater Chicago, Milwaukee and Gary, Indiana areas that temporarily transform vacant lots and buildings into community-building projects, have been announced.
Of the three organizations that won top honors, one was was Milwaukee-based Metcalfe Park Community Action Team, which commandeered a vacant lot and adjacent boarded-up building in a neighborhood with one of the highest concentrations of vacant properties in the city. The group, which got a runner-up prize of $500, organized a neighborhood peace rally, a drive-in movie night and an art installation by local artist Ben Janik. »Read Full Blog Post
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The Bel Canto Chorus and Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra joined forces at Christ King Parish in Wauwatosa on Saturday for a colorful evening of two 20th-century sacred works.
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Caerleon Child Care was founded thanks to a £350,000 investment from Jump Bristol, following the successful opening of another Cardiff centre 12 months previously. The facility opened in January 2013, with a commitment to make sure it is a home from… more
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123 Jump Ltd
Happy Days Nursery - Bradley Stoke
Almondsbury Business Park, Woodlands Lane, Bristol BS32 4QH
Happy Days Nursery - Bradley Stoke opened January 2015, offering a versatile interior, qualified staff and extensive resources that this experienced provider knows to be ideal for each child's development. The nursery's values are based around putting… more
5 Station Road, Little Stoke, Bristol BS34 6LP
Play Station Day Nursery operates two day nurseries in Bristol. Little Stoke provides care for children from 0 to 5 years and Filton can care for children aged 2 to 4 years. Children have access to a range of daily activities to allow them to learn… more
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Play Station Day Nursery
Mama Bear's Day Nursery (Soundwell)
The Willow Tree, Pembroke Road, Soundwell, Bristol BS15 1XG
Mama Bear's Day Nursery (Soundwell) has been purpose-built for childcare and pre-school learning, as part of an expanding provider that is highly regarded in Bristol and surrounding communities. Significant investment has allowed for a major refurbishment,… more
Wendover House, 170 Downend Road, Bristol BS16 5EB
Red Bus Nursery & Pre-School has a purpose-designed setting focused on achieving excellent indoor and outdoor play environments, staffed by highly-qualified professionals who are passionate about the childcare and learning standards they deliver. The… more
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Red Bus Nursery & Pre-School
Mama Bear's Day Nursery (Downend Baby & Toddler)
Downend Baby & Toddler, 3a Coronation Road, Downend, Bristol BS16 5SN
Mama Bear's Day Nursery (Downend Baby & Toddler) is one of many nurseries from this provider in the Bristol area, who have a fine reputation amongst local communities for professional and secure childcare. This laid-back environment is specially tailored… more
Happy Days Nursery - Cheswick Village
Unit 9, The Square, Longdown Avenue, Stoke Gifford, Bristol BS16 1GU
Happy Days Nursery - Cheswick Village is a purpose-built nursery located next to Wallscourt Farm Academy and within the retail and residential complex of Cheswick Village. The safe and warm nursery environment allows children to develop and play,… more
Mama Bear's Day Nursery & Pre-School (Bradley Stoke - Baileys Court)
Unit 6, Baileys Court, Webbs Wood Road, Bradley Stoke, Bristol BS32 8EJ
Mama Bear's Day Nursery & Pre-School (Bradley Stoke - Baileys Court) is a January 2015 addition to this provider's range of friendly and vibrant day nurseries. The facility has different play and learning areas for babies, toddlers and pre-school, while… more
Mama Bear's Day Nursery (Hanham Hall)
Hanham Hall, Whittucks Road, Hanham, Bristol BS15 3FR
Mama Bear's Day Nursery and Pre-school (Hanham Hall) is situated in a beautiful building surrounded by lovely gardens and close to two parks. The nursery also makes the most of the nearby secret garden and local allotments. The nursery is divided… more
Natural Choice Nurseries Ltd - Charfield
Hillside, Charfield Hill, Charfield, Wotton-under-Edge GL12 8LH
Natural Choice Nurseries-Charfield is situated in the village of Charfield, near Wotton-under-Edge. It was established by a couple who struggled to find high quality care for their son. In a converted farm house, the nursery has a baby unit upstairs… more
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Natural Choice Nurseries Ltd
233 Gloucester Road, Patchway, Bristol BS34 6ND
Ambourne House Day Nursery offers years of experience in providing a secure and happy facility in which professionals childcare and early years learning can flourish. The vision is for an inclusive environment that makes the most of each child's talent… more
Mama Bear's Day Nursery (Downend Pre-school)
The Old Vicarage, 63 Downend Road, Downend, Bristol BS16 5UF
At Mama Bear's Day Nursery (Downend Pre-school) children are preparing for 'big' school. The huge gardens give pre-schoolers lots of space to run around and explore, whilst the indoor environment creates a variety of learning opportunity in well-resourced… more
Mama Bear's Day Nursery & Pre-School (Bradley Stoke - Great Park Road)
Great Park Road, Bradley Stoke, Bristol BS32 4RU
Mama Bear's Day Nursery & Pre-School (Bradley Stoke - Great Park Road) is ideally located for busy local parents, helping them to manage their childcare needs with a secure and healthy environment, where individual development can flourish. The key… more
Leaping Lambs Nursery and Pre School
Bath Road, Swineford, Bristol BS30 6LN
Leaping Lambs Nursery is set in a rural location on a main road from Bristol to Bath, the A431. There is a fantastic large garden for children to explore which includes a pets corner with chickens, baby chicks, guinea pigs and rabbits! There is also… more
24 Poplar Road, North Common, Warmley, Bristol BS30 5JU
For over 30 years Redroofs Nurseries have provided a happy, stimulating and secure environment where learning is shared and children's work is valued. Your child can develop and progress with confidence. They aim to promote independence, co-operation,… more
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Redroofs Nursery
Banana Moon Day Nursery Bristol
166A Gloucester Road, Patchway, Bristol BS34 5BG
Banana Moon Day Nursery Bristol is committed to excellence in day care, within an interior that includes several large rooms and a range of play resources to suit the play and imagination of each age group. A professional team understand how to maintain… more
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Banana Moon Day Nurseries
Aviva Bristol, Brierly Furlong, Stoke Gifford, Bristol BS34 8SW
Acorns Aviva provides on-site childcare for employees of this insurance firm. Located in Stoke Gifford, Bristol, this modern building has all the toys, equipment and activities designed to nurture and stimulate tiny minds and provides a wonderful… more
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Acorns Nurseries Ltd
Happy Days Nursery - Thornbury (Opening Jan 2017)
Cooper Road, Thornbury, Bristol BS35 3UP
Bethseda Methodist Church Hall, Down Road, Winterbourne, Bristol BS36 1BN
Great Expectations (Baby Unit) Day Nursery
7 Baugh Road, Downend, Bristol BS16 6PL
31-35 Dibden Road, Downend, Bristol BS16 6UE
Potterswood, Britannia Road, Kingswood, Bristol BS15 8DB
Little Stoke Primary School, Little Stoke Lane, Bristol BS34 6HY
Great Expectations Day Nursery
26 Baugh Gardens, Downend, Bristol BS16 6PP
Ridgewood Community Centre, 244 Station Road, Yate, Bristol BS37 4AF
7 Lodge Road, Yate, Bristol BS37 7LE
Little Acorns Day Nursery Sundridge Yate
St Pauls School, Sundridge Park, Yate, Bristol BS37 4EP
Grimsbury Road, Kingswood, Bristol BS15 9SE
3 Lower Stone Close, Frampton Cotterell, Bristol BS36 2LG
Cromhall Village Hall, Talbot's End, Cromhall, Wotton-under-Edge GL12 8AJ
97 Station Road, Filton, Bristol BS34 7JT
Ferndene, Bradley Stoke, Bristol BS32 9DF
100 Acre Wood Day Nursery Frampton
149 Church Road, Frampton Cotterell, Bristol BS36 2JX
Stanbridge Primary School, Stanbridge Road, Downend, Bristol BS16 6AL
Badminton Memorial Hall, Hayes Lane, Badminton GL9 1DD
Little Acorns Day Nursery Yate
84 Firgrove Crescent, Yate, Bristol BS37 7AG
Frenchay Campus, Coldharbour Lane, Bristol BS16 1QY
Little Acorns Day Nursery Bristol Ltd
55 New Cheltenham Road, Kingswood, Bristol BS15 1TN
Natural Choice Nurseries Ltd - Alveston
37 Davids Lane, Alveston, Bristol BS35 3LN
First Steps Day Nursery Chipping Sodbury Ltd
Cotswold Education Centre, Hounds Road, Chipping Sodbury, Bristol BS37 6EE
Filton College Campus, 1 College Way, Filton, Bristol BS34 7BH
The Park Neighbourhood Nursery
The Park Complex, Hollow Road, Kingswood, Bristol BS15 9TP
Our Lady Of Lourdes Pre-School
2 Court Road, Kingswood, Bristol BS15 9QB
Hillsides Secret Garden Day Nursery
23 Gladstone Street, Staple Hill, Bristol BS16 4RF
Little Sunbeams Neighbourhood Nursery
Coniston Community Centre, The Parade, Coniston Road, Bristol BS34 5LP
4 Stanshawes Court Drive, Yate, Bristol BS37 4EA
St Chads Church Hall, 172 Rodway Road, Bristol BS34 5ED
Swan Lane, Winterbourne, Bristol BS36 1RL
99 Gloucester Road North, Filton, Bristol BS34 7PT
St Luke's Close, Emersons Green, Bristol BS16 7AL


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Varga wins an Emmy
October 21, 2016 LAKE PLACID — He's worked alongside Woody Allen, Kate Winslet and Samuel L. Jackson, and now he has an Emmy award. more »»
Parsonsfield Friday at BluSeed Studios
October 20, 2016 SARANAC LAKE — Described by Folk Alley radio as "some of the most jubilant and danceable indie roots music this side of the Carolinas," and hailed by The New York Times as "boisterously youthful ye... more »»
AFS screens pair of documentaries
October 20, 2016 LAKE PLACID — The Adirondack Film Society Screening Series at LPCA continues Friday and Saturday with "Weiner," hailed as "the best documentary ever made about a political campaign," paired with a... more »»
Play starts tonight
October 20, 2016 ... more »»
NorthWind hosts juried show
October 20, 2016 SARANAC LAKE — NorthWind Fine Arts will host its third annual Regional Juried Show in November. Opening, Friday, No. more »»
Hotaling hosts signing for new E.L. Trudeau book
October 20, 2016 SARANAC LAKE — Mary B. Hotaling will hold a book signing of her recently published book A Rare Romance in Medicine: The Life and Legacy of Edward Livingston Trudeau at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. more »»
Altman's 'and Here We Are!' on display through October at Guild
October 14, 2016 SARANAC LAKE — Jacqueline H. Altman is the featured artist at the Adirondack Artists Guild during the month of October. more »»
Stand-up comedy Saturday with Owen Benjamin
October 13, 2016 LAKE PLACID — The Lake Placid Center for the Arts presents a unique blend of stand-up comedy and music when Owen Benjamin takes the stage on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. more »»
An artistic synthesis of sound and art on Main Street
October 13, 2016 LAKE PLACID — Music and art collide on Main Street when indie-classical string quartet, ETHEL, visits the Lake?Placid Center for the Art's Main Street Gallery Store and ticket center at 5 p.m. more »»
Walter Salas-Humara Friday at Upper Jay Arts Center
October 13, 2016 UPPER JAY — Walter Salas-Humara will perform at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Upper Jay Arts Center. The suggested donation is $1. more »»
Hotaling hosts signing for new E.L. Trudeau book
October 13, 2016 SARANAC LAKE — Mary B. Hotaling will hold a book signing of her recently published book "A Rare Romance in Medicine: The Life and Legacy of Edward Livingston Trudeau" at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. more »»
National Theatre Live's 'A View From the Bridge' comes to LPCA
October 13, 2016 LAKE PLACID — The Lake Placid Center for the Arts will present a screenings of the National Theatre Live's "A View From the Bridge" at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 20. more »»
5th annual Lake Placid Brewfest Saturday
October 13, 2016 LAKE PLACID — Back for its fifth year, the Lake Placid Brewfest Saturday, has become a beer lover's paradise for the one of the largest craft beer festivals in the regio. more »»
Four years of travel inspires new art show
October 6, 2016 LAKE PLACID — Nip Rogers said his eyes and brain were not working in conjunction with each other. He had to carefully concentrate on one word at a time. more »»
Flaming Leaves Festival this weekend
October 6, 2016 LAKE PLACID — The Flaming Leaves Festival will return to the Lake?Placid Olympic Jumping Complex Saturday and Sunda. more »»
Wild Center debuting new baby animals Columbus Day weekend
October 6, 2016 TUPPER LAKE — The Wild Center will introduce the public to the newest members of its family this weekend during "Born to be Wild!" An otter, porcupine, black rat snake and rare, albino wood turtle... more »»
'Standing Still' at NorthWind
October 6, 2016 SARANAC LAKE — NorthWind Fine Arts Gallery will present the work of member Heidi Gutersloh in "Standing Still," features her signature still life paintings. more »»
'Topo Shift 3: Woods Way' opens at VIC
October 6, 2016 PAUL SMITHS — Winn Rea, a process-based artist who addresses environmental themes in sculpture, video installation and works on paper, is currently exhibiting her work at the Paul Smith's College... more »»
When life gives you Apples ... make applesauce!
October 6, 2016 It's fall. The leaves are turning, and apples are falling. Even small, wild apples or "seconds" from an orchard can be cooked up into apple sauce or apple butter. more »»
Rock climbing films screened
October 6, 2016 KEENE — The Mountaineer store in Keene Valley is hosting a screening of the Reel Rock film tour at the Keene Arts center on Saturday night. The movie will start at 7 p.m. and costs $15 at the doo. more »»
Artist Matt Burnett talks at Will Rogers tonight
October 6, 2016 SARANAC LAKE — Adirondack artist Matt Burnett will host a slide lecture on art at 7 tonight at Saranac Village at Will Rogers. more »»
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This set of time worksheets help kids practice telling time by asking them to place the hands on blank clocks. The worksheets give a time and then ask the children to draw the correct hour and minute hands on the blank clocks provided. Kids will enjoy learning and practicing telling time in 30 minute, 15 minute, 5 minute and even 1 minute intervals!
Check out this set of printable time worksheets for kids! Kids are asked to look at clocks and then write the correct time on the line provided. These worksheets will helps kids practice telling time by reading the hour and minute hands of the clocks. We have worksheets in a variety of time intervals to fit different kids.
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Dark Chocolate Dipped Pineapple with Pistachio
A romantic, yet healthy treat, this decadent-tasting dessert provides the health benefits of dark chocolate (in small amounts) along with the antioxidants found in fresh pineapple, in season during the winter months. (Tip: Be sure to use high-quality dark chocolate made from cocoa butter, not hydrogenated fat.)
1 fresh, ripe Hawaiian Gold pineapple
6 oz. dark chocolate, 60-80% cocoa
3 Tbsp. pistachios, chopped
1. Cut rind off pineapple, core, and cut into 12 spears.
2. Melt chocolate in glass bowl in microwave for 45 seconds at a time, until melted, being careful not to burn.
3. Cover baking sheet with parchment paper, spray lightly with non-stick spray. Dip one half of pineapple spear in melted chocolate, place on baking sheet and sprinkle with chopped pistachio.
4 . Refrigerate until ready to serve.
5. To serve, let stand at room temperature for 15 minutes for maximum flavor.
Serves: 6
Calories per serving: 260
Calorie equivalent: 2 carbohydrates, 1 fat
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