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Oregon Historical County Records Guide
Umatilla County Scenic Images
Umatilla Bridge
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The marina and bridge over the Columbia River at Umatilla. (Photo No. umaDA0012)
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Dimensions: 3823 x 2538 pixels (300 dpi version); Date created: August 2009; Camera: Nikon D80 Digital SLR; Lens: Nikon AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6G IF-ED; Photographer citation: Gary Halvorson, Oregon State Archives; Keywords/Tags: horizontal, Oregon, Umatilla County, Umatilla, marina, Umatilla Bridge, boats, sailboats, boating, grass, lawn, dock, riverbank, Columbia River, shadows, branches, reflections, blue sky, clouds, Interstate 82, U.S. Highway 395.
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Monday, September 14, 2009
Mojo Monday Week 104
To play along, just make a project using the provided sketch and upload it to your blog or online gallery. Then leave a link to your project using the Mr. Linky form at the bottom of this post, so we can come check out your creation. There is no time limit - you can always play any week at any time, but I will close Mr. Linky on Sunday night at 8:00pm (Mountain). That way there's no confusion which Mr. Linky is the current one. If you upload to online galleries, please use keyword/tag MOJO104.
And now for some mojoliciousness from the Mojo Makers:
By: Janette Olen
By: Julee Tilman
By: Mary Fish
By: Teresa Kline
By: Sarah Bigelow
By: Wendy Bond
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Love all the samples, thanks for another awesome sketch!!!ReplyDelete
Great samples and sketch! I'm going to play along before going to work today! So excited! I've missed so many of these :(ReplyDelete
Really love the first two cards in particular!ReplyDelete
Love all the samples.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the challenge.
My Card is here Thanks so much for looking!
Another great sketch, Julee! LOVE the DT's samples...I see a new Nestie that I probably can't live without - lol!ReplyDelete
These are some of the best samples yet! Thanks for sharing and for the fun sketch.ReplyDelete
Gota love those sketchs.ReplyDelete
This is my first time so be gentle please! Had a blast doin this so look forward to doin another one sometime.ReplyDelete
Love all the samples! One is more beautiful than the other! Great sketch once again!ReplyDelete
Love all the cards, great sketch! ~DianeReplyDelete
awesome DT samples.... love this sketch.....ReplyDelete
Patricia Rose (kokirose)
Wow!! The DT really outdid themselves this week!!!ReplyDelete
great sketches and lovely samples! i posted mine on mr linky!ReplyDelete
Love the sketch and the cards from the DT are cool to. My own interpretation is just a tiny little bit more brightly colored :)ReplyDelete
Julie- I just wanted to say you are AWESOME.... I just printed all your sketches because I have loved them for so long. When I went to look at the ones from pre- 2009 I notice your letter. I was amazed that anyone would be upset and make any sort of comment about you not updating your sketches. I know what kind of time it takes to do this and I feel blessed that you do this for us- you have no obligation to do it and it is sad that anyone would think that you do. I personally thank you for your time and effort you put into MOJO FOR us....... with no expectations. Thank you.ReplyDelete
Another great sketch - thanks so much girls.ReplyDelete
I don't know why my blog is coming up from a month ago...( I'll never figure this stuff out :) but here is my address if you want to see my card.. citygirlscrapper.blogspot.comReplyDelete
This is such a fun sketch! Thank you!!ReplyDelete
I LOVE this sketch! Circles are my favorite!ReplyDelete
Not sure how you keep coming up with the sketches.ReplyDelete
Great sketch and designer cards!!! Here's mine: tflReplyDelete
I am just getting used to doing the blog thing, and entering in challenges and i want to say thanks for offering these challenges.ReplyDelete
Keep up the good work it fab
I love the slide show that directed me here. It's quite wonderful viewing card after card while sipping on tea. Yay for the magic of Mojo. xoxReplyDelete
What a great sketch! Thanks for the fun!!!ReplyDelete
Never fail to be inspired...just wish I could play every week! Thanks Julee and DT for the inspiration!ReplyDelete
Wonderful Sketch and beautiful cards by the team. Thanks so much for the inspiration. You are great!ReplyDelete
Another great sketch, but what really blew me away were the samples - awesome!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the inspiration. This is my first time and I can't wait to try it again.ReplyDelete
Thanks for another fabulous sketch challenge and all of the designer teams cards are fantastic!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for another sweet sketch!! Loved making the card!.ReplyDelete
Love XOXO Nicole
Love the sketch... fabulous samples.ReplyDelete
beautiful samples!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the sketch. It was great inspirationReplyDelete
Wowzer......gorgeous cards ladies..... love them...I hope to get time to participate. Love MOJO MONDAY BLOG!!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful cards girls! Thanks for the inspiration! :)ReplyDelete
The DT cards are gorgeous as always. Thanks for the great inspiration!!!ReplyDelete
Please delete or ignore the first entry by Lisa Cook. I was having problems cutting and pasting my link into Mr. Linky and it is incorrect. The second entry is correct. Sorry for the trouble!ReplyDelete
Fun sketch, thanks so much for the challenge!ReplyDelete
Love all the wonderful ideas that have been posted. This is my first time participating in Mojo Monday...enjoyed it!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the inspiration... hopefully someday I will follow your pattern!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the great challenge every week and many great thanks to the DT for such awesome inspiration pieces. You guys rock! AlohaReplyDelete
Great sketch, thanks!!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the sketch! I loved it and will keep it to use again.ReplyDelete
Love this sketch!ReplyDelete
I little late, but here is my card.ReplyDelete
Thank you for a wonderful scetch.
This was such a fun sketch! I missed the deadline but wanted to share my card anyways.ReplyDelete
ooops...a link to share my card would be nice.ReplyDelete
Thanks again!
Rats! Missed the deadline. Here is my card:ReplyDelete
Rats! I missed the deadline. Thanks MOJO for giving me inspiration for my card. I needed it!!ReplyDelete
I'm a little late, but better late then never, right?! I LOVED this sketch! Just wanted to share a link to my card: http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/1488064?&cat=500&ppuser=181093ReplyDelete
I'm a little late in posting, but I sure do appreciate the sketches Julee! Thanks. And here's my card:ReplyDelete
I'm late with this one... it was quite handy when I needed a good layout for a card class this week! Not quite the same as the sketch, but completely inspired by it!ReplyDelete
I would love to add mine..I hope you like it...ReplyDelete
here's my entry

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text: Episode #46 of the Manleywoman SkateCast is up. I spoke with Yuka Sato while at the US Nationals in Greensboro. I was VERY nice of her to take time out of her busy schedule while she was t here coaching Alissa and Jeremy. She's so down to earth, and I really enjoyed hearing her perspective on having Olympians as parents, the whole backstage Tonya Harding/Josee Choinard timing at the 1994 Olympics, and her thoughts when Surya Bonaly took off her medal in protest at Yuka's winning the World Championships. Interview here or through the iTunes Store. She also gave me two photos of herself . . . one of her solo, and one with Jeremy . . . to give away to two lucky listeners. Neither photo is signed, FYI, but they are gorgeous. But if you want to enter, here are the details. Thanks for listening, and please let others know about the interview!


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In 2001, The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) issued Statement No. 141 to consolidate the various statements regarding accounting for business combinations, which included APB Opinion No. 16, Business Combinations, and FASB Statement No. 38, Accounting for Preacquisition Contingencies of Purchased Enterprises. Due to the complexities of its nature and to resolve other issues that have arisen since the statement was first issued, FASB released a revised statement FAS 141(R), in December 2007, which is to be effective in December 2008.
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he has some high solo tackle numbers and he has deceptive speed, that interception where he broke on the ball and jumped in front of graham tells a lot. Always eyes on QB without losing the receiver in his point of attack, and great closing speed. I think he plays well in this system. so the question is and NYCsportsfan might put a hit out on me for this, we might not need a safety this draft. A corner definitely. I think this team is a solid LB core and another Outside CB away from being a top 5 defense and that's with the D-Line we currently have.
I asked about the SAM cause I think we save a draft-able spot by putting Kiwi back on the rotation heavily. Yes he is a great hybrid player, but you cannot deny his ability as a hands in the dirt pass rusher or run stopping DE.


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Philip F. Nelson hopes to show that Lyndon B. Johnson played a major role in the Kennedy assassination, and unlike the baseless speculation and second-hand hearsay found elsewhere, Nelson grounds his claims with historical and biographical fact in a well-structured narrative that connects LBJ's youthful character flaws to the shady dealings in his early political life, and finally to the mentality that led him to - as Nelson asserts - assassinate JFK. Nelson is assisted in part by the convincing work of Fred Sanders, who is able to convey a believable curiosity and confidence while boldly implicating the 36th president.
The case against Lyndon B. Johnson and his role in Kennedy's assassination has never been sounder. LBJ aims to prove that Vice President Johnson played an active role in the assassination of President Kennedy and that he began planning his takeover of the U.S. presidency even before being named the vice presidential nominee in 1960.
Lyndon B. Johnson's flawed personality and character traits, formed as a child, grew unchecked for the rest of his life as he suffered severe bouts of manic-depressive illness. He successfully hid this disorder from the public as he bartered, stole, and finessed his way through the corridors of power on Capitol Hill, though it's recorded that some of his aides knew of his struggle with bipolar disorder.
After years of researching Johnson and the JFK assassination, Phillip F. Nelson conclusively shows that LBJ had an active role in JFK's assassination, and he includes newly uncovered photographic evidence proving that Johnson knew when and where Kennedy's assassination would take place. Nelson's careful and meticulous research has led him to uncover secrets from one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in our country's history.
©2011 Phillip F. Nelson (P)2012 Audible, Inc.
"a long slog"
the book makes a strong circumstantial case for LBJs involvement. however some of the witnesses cited (such as the Galloping cancer lady Judyth Baker) have no credibility.
all in all a good read, however some heuristic leaps and conclusions drawn from events are far fetched.
"LBJ plotted to kill JFK? Makes you think..."
If you're an assassination conspiracy fan you won't want to miss this audiobook by Phillip F. Nelson. The author has obviously put years into researching his premise and builds a very convincing structure of a conspiracy that puts LBJ at the forefront of the assassination of JFK. I've read every (and I mean every!) publication on this topic and this title ranks at the top of the pile when it comes to research and writing. It makes you truly consider LBJ as a primary conspirator. It could benefit from some editing - perhaps the abridged version is actually a better listen - because it is a long audiobook and there are some tedious expositional sections. Still, it is WELL WORTH THE LISTEN if you enjoy this topic. There are certainly many out there that don't reach this level of documentation and writing.
The narration is average - no great contribution. Fred Sanders gives a journeyman performance with too many mispronunciations (my pet peeve) for comfort. But, it's not a bad listen...just average. The writing is good enough to carry the performance.
If you like this subject go ahead and use the credit.
"Mind blowing"
Well researched, very thorough. The premise is very compelling and I for one was persuaded with the author's argument.
"A compelling circumstantial case"
By his own admission, Nelson has no background in politics, law, or journalism. Yet he is as incisive in his analysis and as eloquent in his communication as many in those fields. For that alone, I'd recommend this book.
His analysis is thorough, the historical evidence well-presented and factual, and the circumstantial case is brought together in a compelling way.
I'm not able to be objective about LBJ, though I've tried. In my household, his name was disdained only a little less than that of Hitler. So I wasn't predisposed to like him or give him much credit. If you do like or respect LBJ, this book is likely to aggravate you and possibly provoke defensiveness. (I speak from experience here).
I also read Roger Stone's book about this same subject, and found I enjoyed this more because there is far less "author intrusion" and ego involved. I commend Nelson for keeping to the subject and not preaching or boasting.
The book is a long journey at twenty-seven hours. It is full of minutiae, political doings, and history, all of which I love. If you aren't so enthralled by those things, you might find it a bit much. But if you're at all interested in the JFK assassination, it's worth your time to consider Nelson's fascinating views on the subject.
"Pulls all the theories together"
The author has definitely done his research, drawing on many of the other research that had been done on particular aspects of the JFK assassination. This book pulls all this prior research together into one common thread.
How the evidence that the author presents is so convincing.
I don't have time to read such lengthy paper-based books. Mr. Sanders kept this lengthy story compelling where you didn't want to pause the audiobook.
My extreme reaction is that he changed my perspective on this historic event.
A must read. Should be a mandatory book for all college level American History classes.
"There Is No Doubt - The Warren Report was fiction!"
The word "enjoyable" might be the wrong word to use; the book is captivating and riveting but there are moments when you do have to stop listening to this book in shock and ask yourself… "Did I hear what I really heard?"
There were so many times after hearing this book for the first three times (each time I hear something new) that I'm just in shock and had to google some of the facts that have been presented and it's all verifiable. The biggest shock of all is the fact that nobody remembers that LBJ was on the verge of being the subject of many investigations for corruption and lying. Another shocker are the numerous ties between Johnson and organized crime and big business that had a lot to lose if JFK pulled The United States out of Vietnam.
There's also a cast of characters who worked with LBJ who benefitted from the assignation, too numerous to mention.
There are so many facts in this books that demand to be re-examined and digested by the American people.
My favorite "character" is the author and narrator of the book who takes us on this voyage looking for the truth.
There are a lot of passages of this book that is very dry and nothing but facts and figures but Mr. Sanders keeps the listener engaged.
This book could not make a good movie - it would have to be a mini-series. No tag line is needed... the Title is enough.
This is one of several books on the topic that I've read but is the most definitive so far. I'm interested to see how this book will match up with Roger Stone's book; The Man Who Killed Kennedy: The Case Against LBJ
"Credible without being over-cautious"
We've had a number of books covering this territory. Their various analyses and theories intersect like a Venn Diagram, as there is usually a decided emphasis in favor of blaming the CIA, the Cubans working with the CIA, the Mafia, the Mossad, or LBJ and his Texas cronies. Philip Nelson comes very close to giving us a Grand Unifying Superset of them all. In his version, LBJ might have been a "mastermind" of the assassination, but he he didn't plan every jot and tittle. Basically an opportunist, LBJ took advantage of grudges and political debts, and used them to his advantage.
"amazin detail about president johnson"
"one crooked president"
yes and lots of details and dates and information
just how crooked he was
made me hate LBJ
"A Story that needs to be Read and Shared"
LBJ's lifelong mental illness and criminality, culminating in his treacherous ascension to the White House, is unveiled and outlined in the starkest terms.
"Pretend History"
The story. Without a doubt this is a superb story. For all of our sakes I hope this is a completely impossible reality.
I liked how several figures involved in LBJ's life were seriously involved with the presidential plot.
Sure why not? It was an enjoyable read and would be interested in reading more about the subject and from the author. I'm highly surprised the Johnson family has not taken this guy to court.
Billy Sol Estes was a crooked person. Did he help with the presidential assassination? Or did Bobby Kennedy push Johnson over the edge? Or was LBJ so conniving and so crooked he is personally responsible for several murders in Texas -----including the murder of President Kennedy?
A briiliant, highly detailed account that anyone interested in modern history should be aware of.
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When you date an ugly chick but she is so ugly that after dating you can't remember why you dated her. You lose your innocence because you were that blind.
Ugly Chick dates guy who is totally innocence because he has Stevie Wonder Syndrome.. You will wish you never got Stevie Wonder Syndrome
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Blown away: Bruins blow three-goal lead, lose in OT to Capitals
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Eric Fehr scored on a phenomenal rush up the slot just 37 seconds into overtime as the Bruins blew a 3-0 lead and lost to the Capitals, 4-3, in overtime Tuesday night at the Verizon Center. Tuukka Rask, who couldn't protect the 3-0 lead, made 22 saves in the loss.
The Bruins lost their second straight game for the second time this season and fell to 14-3-3 on the season.
With Tyler Seguin in the penalty box serving a two-minute hooking penalty, Brad Marchand was hooked on a short-handed breakaway from behind by Alex Ovechkin and was awarded a penalty shot. Marchand beat Braden Holtby for a 1-0 lead at 6:29 of the first. It was the first short-handed penalty shot goal since Jan. 10, 2012 when Shawn Thornton scored against Winnipeg.
With the Bruins in control, they added a pair of goals 1:23 apart late in the first to make it a 3-0 game after one period. Zdeno Chara pinched down low in the offensive zone and snapped a shot past Holtby at 17:07. Then the Bruins capitalized on what appeared to be a questionable interference call on Ovechkin.
Just 15 seconds into the penalty, Dougie Hamilton fired a shot from the top of the slot through a partial screen. The puck found its way past Holtby and the Bruins had a 3-0 lead after 20 minutes.
The Capitals, who came in winners of six of their last nine games, showed some resolve in the second period. Ovechkin found Mike Ribeiro on the low left circle in front of Rask. Ribeiro redirected the puck into the part of the net vacated by Rask at 5:46 of the second. Six minutes later, the Capitals made it a one-goal game when Tomas Kundratek fired one past Rask.
The Bruins had two golden chances to build on their one-goal lead in the third period but neither David Krejci nor Tyler Seguin could finish 3-on-1 breaks on Holtby.
Moments after Holtby turned aside Seguin, Fehr backhanded a pass from the mid-slot that deflected off the leg of Hamilton and found its way onto the stick of Wojtek Wolski, who beat Rask to tie the game, 3-3, with 6:05 left in regulation. The Bruins had one more great chance when Ovechkin was called for hooking with 2:27 left in regulation. But the Bruins managed just two shots on the power play and couldn't get the go-ahead marker.
Then, in the opening moments of overtime, Niklas Backstrom took a puck in the neutral zone and backhanded a pass for Fehr, who streaked up the middle and beat Rask as he was falling to the ice for the game-winner. Fehr also finished with two assists on the night for the Capitals, who improved to 9-11-1.
The Bruins return to action Thursday night when they host the Maple Leafs at TD Garden. For more, visit the Bruins team page at weei.com/bruins.


text: Well I just turned 16 and my oldmans giving me his 2004 Silverado 4wd 2500HD crew cab. Its got a 6.0 with flowmasters and some 34's I think. But I want to put a lift and 38's So I was wondering how much lift it would be and I will do body but not more that 3 inches.


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Worked for a commercial beek who used 16 gauge staples for frames and boxes.
I don't recall the length.
A little help?
Worked for a commercial beek who used 16 gauge staples for frames and boxes.
I don't recall the length.
A little help?
1 1/4" staples
You use one size for both?
Must be that time of year to build boxes. Several posts about construction, fasteners, paints, etc, are popping up.
I use 2 1/2" 16g staples. The only reason that I use the big staples is that they tend to force the joint together. My goal is to have a tight joint that excludes water and is held together with a water proof glue and sealed with a good paint.
If you use big staples keep your hands at least 2 1/2" from the joint when pulling the trigger. I built cabinets when I was young and in a rapid fire setting must have nailed myself half a dozen times. Nails tend to come out the sides with crazy grain or knots so be careful.
I've been using the narrow crown 1 5/8 staples for the frames. 2 in the top bars, 2 in the side bars, and 2 for the bottom bars. we had used these staples a long time ago as well and i was surprised how well they hold even without glueing frames.
i've been using a nail gun with glue tip, ribbed, 2 5/8 and about 8 gauge nails. very impressive I must say. I paint my supers with a solid color oil stain.
HVH, I know what your talking about holding the frame further down. I was 14 when I was putting frames together for a beek and a staple curved out the side and went through the tender flesh between my thumb and pointer finger. learnt a good lesson that day.
Will Gruenwald Chilliwack BC
I never had any luck with 1 1/4" long staples on boxes. 1 1/2" seem to be the minimum to keeping the box together. 1" work fine for frames. 1 1/4" also work fine for frames.
Michael Bush bushfarms.com/bees.htm "Everything works if you let it." ThePracticalBeekeeper.com 42y 40h 39yTF
1 inch BeA staples for frames, 7d Maze(U.S.A) nails, galvanized, for supers.
That's right Roland. Can't go wrong like that.
I've been thinking about purchasing an 18V battery nailer to take in the field. Boy does it make me angry when a frame bar lifts off the frame. Has anyone tried any of the battery operated guns? Pros/cons?
>>The only reason that I use the big staples is that they tend to force the joint together.
I agree. I use a narrow crown, mainly becasue thats the gun I have avaliable, but definetly if you are to make a choice, go with a larger staple head
Ian Steppler >> Canadian Beekeeper's Blog
is 1/4 width good for frames ?
That's the right width, adamant. Pay attention to what the folks said about watching where you put your hands...the legs of the staple will blow out the side all along and if your flesh is there...
I use 1" staples along with glue. I found I had problems attaching the bottom bar with the stapler so I went back to using frame nails to attach those bars. My frames are wedge-top/grooved-bottoms.
soak the ends of your bottom bars in water before stapleing no spliting
Cheap Staples ^
I like the frame building jig simply because it allows you to work hands off. I've been nipped by a finish nail or two over the years and it is not fun. Just takes a moment of thinking about where you are placing the nail and forgetting where that other hand is. Nails and staples do not always drive straight. they like to follow the grain of the wood if given the chance.
Everything gets darker, as it goes to where there is less light. Darrel Tank (5PM drawing instructor)


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You've been anticipating this moment for the last nine months; no wonder you're worried about missing the early signs of labor. How will you know when it's time to grab your hospital bag and get to the delivery room? Look for these signs of imminent labor:
Blood-tinged discharge
Sometimes called the " bloody show," this discharge occurs when labor is anywhere from minutes to hours away.
Expulsion of the mucus plug
This thick, mucus-like membrane could come off all at once or when you are using the bathroom—or even little by little like a thick discharge.
Rupturing of the amniotic sac (aka water breaking)
If your water breaks, you'll likely know it. You'll feel a gushing sensation and then you'll see a lot of fluid. If you're feeling a trickle and don't know if it's just pee or if it could possibly be leaking amniotic fluid, call your doctor or midwife. In very few cases, amniotic fluid leaks slowly before labor. You'll need to be tested at your doctor's office or the hospital.
Nesting instinct
If you find yourself with a sudden burst of energy and the need to clean and scrub your house spotless, baby soon may be on the way!
Regular contractions
False labor pains are easy to confuse with the real labor contractions, but they do have some distinct characteristics. If the contractions are irregular, centered in your lower abdomen or don't worsen over time, it might be a false alarm. Try changing position or walking around—does the pain recede a little? Probably not the real thing. True contractions are regular, have an obvious increase and decrease during fetal activity, and are centered in your pelvic area.
Don't spend too much time analyzing, though—if you think you're in the early stages of labor, pick up the phone and call your doctor.
Think you're in labor now? Time your contractions with our Contraction Counter tool.


text: I have been building hive equipment, including hive bodies in my shop. Up to now I've used cleats screwed to the sides of the hive bodies for handles. What I'd really like to do is dish out the wood for the type of handles the commercial boxes have. Anyone know how to do that using common wordworking tools?


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An Encyclopedia of Archetypal Symbolism (Volume 2)
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Creation Myths
Revised EditionCreation myths are the deepest and most important of all myths because they are concerned with both the basic patterns of existence and the ultimate meaning of life. In this book, an eminent Jungian analyst examines the recurring motifs that appear in creation myths from around the world and shows what they teach us about the mysteries of creativity, the cycles of renewal in human life, and the birth of… Read More
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Shadow and Evil in Fairy Tales
Revised EditionFairy tales seem to be innocent stories, yet they contain profound lessons for those who would dive deep into their waters of meaning. In this book, Marie-Louise von Franz uncovers some of the important lessons concealed in tales from around the world, drawing on the wealth of her knowledge of folklore, her experience as a psychoanalyst and a collaborator with Jung, and her great personal wisdom. Among the many topics… Read More
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The Long Journey Home
Re-Visioning the Myth of Demeter and Persephone for Our Time
The story of the mother-and-daughter goddesses Demeter and Persephone has seized the imagination of people in every age, from ancient times to the present. Considered today by many to be the archetypal myth for women, it touches on timeless themes in every life, such as the male-female relationship, love between women, initiations into puberty and old age, the mother-daughter bond, death, and ecological renewal. Christine Downing has combined essays, prose,… Read More
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The Eternal Drama
The Inner Meaning of Greek MythologyZeus, Aphrodite, Apollo, Artemis, Athena—do the gods and goddesses of Greece have anything to say to us that we haven't already heard? In this book, based on a series of his lectures, the eminent Jungian analyst and writer Edward F. Edinger revisits all the major figures, myths, oracles, and legends of the ancient Greek religion to discover what they can still reveal—representing, as they do, one of the religious and… Read More
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The Feminine in Fairy Tales
Revised EditionIn this engaging commentary, the distinguished analyst and author Marie-Louise von Franz shows how the Feminine reveals itself in fairy tales of German, Russian, Scandinavian, and Eskimo origin, including familiar stories such as "Sleeping Beauty," "Snow White and Rose Red," and "Rumpelstiltskin." Some tales, she points out, offer insights into the psychology of women, while others reflect the problems and characteristics of the anima, the inner femininity of men. Dr.… Read More
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Engberg, Siri. "Vija Celmins." In Bits & Pieces Put Together to Present a Semblance of a Whole: Walker Art Center Collections, edited by Joan Rothfuss and Elizabeth Carpenter. Minneapolis, MN: Walker Art Center, 2005.
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Since the 1960s, Vija Celmins has created meticulously detailed paintings, drawings, and prints of such environments as the night sky, desert floor, or ocean surface that question the nature of illusion and reality. Her artworks are modest in scale, yet contemplate what she calls "impossible images … nonspecific, too big, spaces unbound."1 Celmins uses photographs, both found and her own, as a point of departure. She laboriously creates her pieces through rigorous transcription from source image to final form—in the process, the work transcends the photograph to assume a physical life of its own.
Born in Riga, Latvia, in 1938, Celmins and her family relocated to Germany during World War II, and in 1948 immigrated to the United States, settling in Indianapolis, Indiana. Unable at first to read or speak English, she spent much time as a child drawing. In 1955 she entered art school, and in 1961, received a scholarship to attend Yale Summer School, where she met fellow painters Chuck Close, Brice Marden, and others who encouraged her work. In 1962, she enrolled at the University of California, Los Angeles, to con-tinue graduate study in painting.2 There she became enamored of the ocean, desert, and sky of the California landscape.
Like many painters in the early 1960s, Celmins sought to break from the legacy of Abstract Expressionism. Her first paintings, produced in 1964, were still lifes of everyday items found in her studio. Painted in lush grays, the objects—a hot plate, a space heater, a lamp—all seemed tinged with a threat of impending danger, a spirit unlike the bright Pop images appearing on the opposite American coast.3 These were followed by grisaille paintings, based on photographs, of more unsettling subjects: bomber planes, a revolver, an automobile accident. Other early paintings were more prosaic, inspired by endless stretches of Los Angeles freeway observed from her car.
From the late 1960s to the early 1980s, Celmins abandoned painting for drawing, which she felt was a more direct form of working. With pencil, she began to create images of horizonless environments, such as ocean surfaces, moonscapes, and starry skies, executed as "all-over" compositions that moved into an arena more abstract than pictorial. In 1981, she moved to New York, and soon resumed painting her favorite subjects. Night Sky #6 (1993) is from her series of "galaxy" paintings. Unlike her other subjects, mainly originated from her own photographs, the night sky pictures are typically culled from publications on astronomy. Night Sky #6 was constructed in multiple layers of oil paint, each sanded to a pristine finish. It is small but borderless, evoking a sense of vast, ethereal depth, though on close inspection, the surface is resolutely flat—an interweaving of crisp and hazy white dots on velvet black.
Celmins observes that her work is about the experience of looking.4 Though her method is rigid, it reveals her deep interest in the physical properties of her materials. And, while her surfaces are inherently structural, her attention to detail, atmosphere, and light lend the works an air of the sublime. Like Close or Gerhard Richter, both artists who work from photographs and to whom her work is often compared, Celmins has created options by eliminating them. "I'm always aware of the limits of painting," she remarked to Close in 1992, "and have come to think that the limits are what give it more meaning."5
Quoted in "Vija Celmins in Conversation with Jeanne Silverthorne," Parkett 44 (1995): 40. ↩
Prior to entering graduate school, Celmins traveled to Europe, where she first encountered the work of Diego Velázquez. She recalls "the somberness of the paintings, the beautiful grays, blacks, and pinks." The artist in a self-narrated "Chronology," in William S. Bartman, ed., Vija Celmins (New York: A.R.T. Press, 1992), 61. ↩
Celmins acknowledges her awareness at the time of the paintings of Jasper Johns, Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg, and Malcolm Morley as well as the still lifes of Giorgio Morandi. ↩
Of her images, Celmins remarked in 1993, "I feel it is essential to [have] a sense of why they were done and how. Because that is the ART part, and the real connection to the work." Celmins letter to Peter Boswell, May 24, 1993 (Walker Art Center Archives). ↩
Celmins interviewed by Chuck Close in Bartman, Vija Celmins, 12. ↩
Engberg, Siri. "Vija Celmins." In Bits & Pieces Put Together to Present a Semblance of a Whole: Walker Art Center Collections, edited by Joan Rothfuss and Elizabeth Carpenter. Minneapolis, MN: Walker Art Center, 2005.
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#1 Tue 10 Apr 12 9:26am
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Sustainable living....Is it possible or Plausible even?
Is it possible to live sustainably or is this an idiom of alternative lifestyle people, should it be a priority or is it already too late?
#2 Tue 10 Apr 12 12:50pm
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Re: Sustainable living....Is it possible or Plausible even?
I think it's possible, if more people cared. If more people helped. There are so many things that can be done that is better for everyone, but so many people just don't care. Even if you try to reason with them, no matter what the issue. Like buying local for example. I try my best to buy from local shops or at least smaller chains from my area. I don't need to have any particular fruit or veg available every single day of the year, just in case I might want to eat it, but many people get upset if the one they want isn't in stock. I live in Florida, land of the oranges, but in almost every grocery store the oranges are from Chile or some other place far way. I don't even mind if it's from California, at least is US grown. There is no need to get them from so far way.....
#3 Tue 10 Apr 12 4:06pm
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Re: Sustainable living....Is it possible or Plausible even?
when I'm in doubt if it's worth it I always think to my nipotina and it's immediately clear that YES it's something we must do for those who came after us
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#4 Fri 13 Apr 12 1:27pm
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Re: Sustainable living....Is it possible or Plausible even?
Thanks Grand_Ma.
Yes I agree we need to care and think about our impact on the planet and what kind of place we are leaving behind.
We are recycling, composting, growing our own vegs and herbs, freezing produce and making preserves. Also passing off extra vegs. to the "Produce to the people" movement we have here.
We have also instilled a large tank to catch rainwater to water the garden so we can cut down the water bill.
I am also trying to remember to re-use the grey water as well.
There is a great deal to be learned but the effort is so worth the returns in the end.
#5 Fri 13 Apr 12 5:26pm
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Re: Sustainable living....Is it possible or Plausible even?
The human race, and other races I bet, live to sustaine life. Hense procreation.
The larger question is can the mind set of the people of the world be changed? Heck can the mind set of the rulers be changed? How about the mindset of everyone in your town?
Being a child of the 60s, I remember that there was a mass movement to change the mids and ways of thinking of whole nations. Did it work? I quess that in the end if every person makes changes in their own lives then perhaps we can live sustainably. To what degree and how many of us in the world will it affect, now that's another question.
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#6 Fri 13 Apr 12 11:11pm
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Re: Sustainable living....Is it possible or Plausible even?
Only if as small children we are taught to care for ourselves & others equally, to be respectful as a matter of course, & to use only what is necessary rather than simply because it is there.
From that comes the creative urge to produce, use & respect the things we need for a good & useful life.
I find adverts suggesting you must have some luxury or other, 'because you deserve it...' (ie L'Oreal etc) offensive...........no! you don't deserve it (only in exeptional circumstances) or you are mistaking 'deserve' for 'desire'.
Sustainable living..........possible?
Yes...but unlikely whilst there are people who think they deserve what they desire.
#7 Sat 14 Apr 12 12:04am
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Re: Sustainable living....Is it possible or Plausible even?
As someone who has always relied upon the transport of goods and people for my living I have frequently found myself in the position of defending that industry and its subsidiaries. I recall at a Motorcycle Action Group AGM one year making the point that everything that every member ate, drank, smoked or used to repair his or her bike was delivered in a truck. Idealistically it would be nice to look forward to a future when that truck will not be powered directly or indirectly by fossil fuel, but it will not happen in my lifetime. On the other hand I recognise that the dictatorial cult of the motorcar will, if left unchecked, probably destroy human and other life on this planet. As a recently unemployed engineer I had the option of applying for a position with Jaguar Land Rover, but I could not morally consider working for a company that produces an example of environmental vandalism like the Range Rover. Similarly, as noted above, modern cars are designed to last way longer than they ever did, but we are under constant pressure to �upgrade� to the latest model at vast cost in raw materials and production and disposal energy consumption. Why? I have a car and when it breaks I will buy another. How long before we are pressurised to similarly update such innocuous utilities as a can opener or a kettle with the implied threat that our peers will think less of us if we do not possess the latest model? I understand that it has already happened with that most mundane of tools the telephone. Ask a Range Rover driver if he wants to kill his grandchildren and he will look at you like you are barking mad; these people really cannot comprehend the blindingly obvious evidence that they are doing precisely that. So, rant over, back on topic, sustainable, plausible? Theoretically yes, but in the absence of an unprecedented shift in human nature, probably unlikely.
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#8 Sat 14 Apr 12 12:12am
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Re: Sustainable living....Is it possible or Plausible even?
Until we move away from fossil fuels , not just gasoline, think of all the plastics and synthetic fabrics. Sustainable living will be a moving target that is impossible to hit but still worth working towards.
Only a fool argues with a skunk, a mule or a cook. { cowboy saying}
#9 Sat 14 Apr 12 12:49am
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Re: Sustainable living....Is it possible or Plausible even?
We have a very long way further to advance before intelligently considering 'a U turn' though in itself is not sufficient, todays consumptioners are lost with i phones, packed nappies, crap foods in plastic covers, tin cans.
Range Rovers in GB are fashionable toys, i have only seen them droven by blond haired women for shopping at the local stores...perhaps their husbands need them the week-end when they go hunting??
#10 Sat 14 Apr 12 1:11am
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Re: Sustainable living....Is it possible or Plausible even?
All my hope is that sustainable living is possible, it will be the ruin of our beautiful planet if not.
The change will come by individuals building critical mass, but it seems to me that the things that will make the biggest difference will be in changes in big business practices: production and transport of energy and food etc.
And the choices that raise quality in everyone's lives and allow population growth to slow may be humanities greatest gift to the earth!
(thankyou everyone, climb off soapbox)
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This just works out for me personally because 1) I enjoy being able to do everything from one OS without a reboot. 2) I can choose the best tools I see fit to help me pentest. I don't need 6 DNS enumeration tools, or 5 different aircrack-ng wrapper tools. I just need the top 2 or 3 tools for each categery/sub-category (information gathering/dns)
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- N_Trainz : Legendary Da: Here it is, installers works this time and Moddb won't accept it as they say its too large to upload, so its on my Google Drive and here is the link, hope you enjoy it «link»
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It's a marriage made in a music.
When husband and wife Kasey Chambers and Shane Nicholson released their album Rattlin' Bones in 2008 it was the first time they'd joined forces as writers, and it went pretty well for them.
The awards flowed and the subsequent tour was a huge success.
Since then they've both done a few other things on their own, but in March this year started writing together for this new album, Wreck and Ruin.
It really does capture the essence of both their musical influences - blues and roots, folk, country, gospel, bluegrass, even a hint of that traditional Appalachian mountain sound.
They've brought in some great musicians, including John Bedggod on fiddle and Jeb Cardwell on banjo, and if you listen carefully you might hear the odd pot and pan for moments of improvised percussion.
Stand out tracks for us include The Quiet Life, Dustbowl, Rusted Shoes and Your Sweet Love.
We love the Mexican Day of the Dead-inspired cover art too, by UK-based artist Kerry Evans.
Note: Kasey & Shane will be performing at Warrnambool's Lighthouse Theatre on Oct 24, Geelong's Performing Arts Centre on Oct 25, The Regent in Ballarat on Oct 26 and Melbourne's Regent Theatre on Oct 27.
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Alban Berg's String Quartet can be considered to be one of the founding works of the Second Viennese School. Already composed in 1910 and first published in 1920, it was the last composition the 25-year-old wrote under the tutelage of Arnold Schoenberg, who admired "the fullness and unconstraint of his musical language, the strength and sureness of its presentation, its careful working and significant originality". Even today the extremely complex work places the highest technical demands on the interpreters; for this reason our edition contains parts that are especially good to play from, in which each musician can also follow what is going on in the other parts. Numerous fold-out pages allow ideal page turns.


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I bought peppermint oil at a health food store and paid $5 for 5 ml(less than a tablesppon), which seems very expensive. Does anyone know of a less expensive source, or even how to make oils from fresh mint leaves?
Also--while cleaning out some deep combs stored in my basement, I found many cells filled with a light brown or black, sawdust like, powder. (The combs were quite messy when I stored them.) The cell walls are intact, so I don't think the powder is due to wax moths.
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Here's that list from Real Simple Magazine about how to group our fruits and veggies for storage to keep the nice and fresh for the longest possible time! Just keep the Ethylene-Producing AWAY from the Ethylene-Sensitive and you've got a running start!
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Your Respect Dare for today: Ask the Lord to work in your heart and mind, so that as you are busy with your work (be it at home or the office) you are reminded to seek the Lords approval and not the approval of man. Spend so time in prayer asking God to move in your heart and mind in this area of your life.
Your Love Dare for today. Look back over the dares from previous days. Do they reveal a difficulty in your ability to love your spouse? Have you realized your need for God to change your heart and give you His ability to love? Ask Him to show you where you stand with Him and give you the grace to seek Him, ind Him and walk with Him.


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I'm all for supporting my son's obsessions. If I can, I'll get the books, the t-shirts, the coloring pages. Okay, so maybe when my son likes something I go a little overboard. It's my responsibility as a GeekMom to make sure that he has access to his favorite things in all available mediums. Which is why, after watching The Octonauts with him whenever possible, after purchasing him an Octopod Playset for Christmas, and after reading the Wikipedia article which describes The Octonauts as a cross between Star Trek and Jacques Cousteau we were both over the moon to finally read the books.
The Octonauts are the work of Meomi, otherwise known as Vicki Wong and Michael Murphy. The first books were published in the US in 2006 and the UK in 2009, and they were then made into a cartoon in 2010. The Octonauts are a crew of animals who reside in an underwater base that resembles an Octopus, called the Octopod. Their motto, "Explore! Rescue! Protect!" summarizes quite accurately the thrust of each story. The crew resembles the USS Enterprise in composition of staff, with each animal bringing different skills to the team. There is a medic, an engineer, a captain and his first officer, a doctor (of Marine Biology), a cook, a professor who seems to be in charge and presumably funds the operation, and a photographer/controller to record and report all their exploits. The only animal not based in reality is Tunip the cook, one of several "Vegimals" aboard the Octopod.
The illustrations might seem familiar and you'd be right to think so. Meomi are the creative team behind the mascots from the 2010 Winter Olympics, Miga, Quatchi, Sumi and Mukmuk. The artistry in The Octonauts original books carries with it the same playful appearance as the Olympic mascots. Meomi presents characters that are both cutesy and beautiful at the same glance. The artwork translates easily to a coloring page, but is also full of enough detail to make each reading a different adventure. In one story there is an Escher-like moment as the team journeys through a series of caverns and cannot tell up from down. My son spots something new each time. There is a touch of whimsy in not only the artwork but also the construction of of the books. In one instance the Octonauts search the four corners of the ocean. You are required to physically turn the book around 90 degrees on each of four pages, until you have gone 360 degrees, in order to follow them on their journey.


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The Waynesville Parks and Recreation Department will offer a trip for seniors to see the Elk up close and personal on June 3. This is for everyone age 50 and above.
Learn some of the rich history of the area and have dinner while there. Everyone will need to bring their own dinner. It will also be a good idea to bring a folding chair. The benefits include fellowship and getting outside and seeing our natural surroundings.
We hope to see some young elk and maybe some baby elk. Bring your cameras and binoculars to record some beautiful memories.
We will leave the Waynesville Recreation Center at 2 pm and return by 9 pm. The cost is $5 for members of the Waynesville Recreation Center or $7 for non-members.
Space is limited to the first seven to register. For more information or to register please call 456-2030 or email email@example.com
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This isone of the reasons I like her. She picked up her "R***ie" with lots ofpride lol...then went grabbed that Oscar. So many "Stars" take themselves so seriously. See Sean Penn. Good to see people who can laugh at themselves and be just like the rest of us

"While You Wre Sleeping"..gotcha....remember that actor who was her landlordand kept hitting on her. A real wanna beSoprano type......that guy was good too
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I agree, I like people who don't take themselves too seriously. I can't stand Sean Penn. I do remember that landlord, or was it just her neighbor? Anyways, he played that character pretty well....you kinda felt bad for him that he couldn't get her. LOL...


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Despite the iPad producing the most activity across mobile devices, according to a recent report from Chitika, don't count out RIM just yet, at least not as far as mobile browsing goes. They're seemingly rising from the dead as BlackBerry Opera Mini browser bested iOS counterparts in speed tests based from the recent New Relic study. Blackberry Opera Mini 6.5 tipped the scale with a 2.6 seconds loading time to snatch a convincing win in mobile browsing from the likes of the iPhone Safari series, iPad Safari 5.0, Android and Symbian Opera Mobile. This could be redeeming news for a badly bruised mobile brand that has experienced massive outages and leadership fallouts over the last couple of months.
The New Relic examined browser performance at the rate of roughly 690,000 page views per minute.
But why are mobile browsers gaining attention nowadays? Mobile web browsing is the new way of exploring the online world. This is a byproduct of the explosion of smartphones and tablets that has led us straight to the era of mobility. With an emphasis on the speed of mobile browsing, here are some tips and tools to help you spot a good mobile browser.
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The result of the New Relic report may be somewhat disappointing to some users. President and COO of the all-in-one web application performance management provider for the cloud, Chris Cook demonstrates how the speed tests depict the disparity in users' expectations and browsers' delivery.
"Despite significant advances in browser technology, most users still have a sub-par web browsing experience," Cook says. "We found that the average page load time was still more than five seconds. Most people sense a delay on a web page after the blink of an eye. Waiting five seconds is still too long for any user."
If this is the prerequisite for a passing grade, then Blackberry Opera Mini 6.5 is the only mobile browser that makes it through the pack. But this does not necessarily mean you'll give up the iPhone or Android phone for Blackberry? I don't think so. There's still lots of work cut out for the Canadian mobile giant as they piece together their brand after a year of torment.
For Android users like me, the Chrome version paints a smile on my face. International Business Times' Prarthito Maity thinks that its tab management, tidy appearance and minimalistic approach makes it the one of the best browsers of the platform this year.
Maity noted in his article the advantages and challenges of Chrome for Android: "The Android version of Chrome is one of the smoothest browsers with a great speed and displaying only that which is absolutely required. However, Chrome doesn't have Flash integration and hence regardless of the fact that your device is Flash enabled or not, nothing will adapt to Chrome. Some sites often send a link to a mobile version of a website sometimes, but Chrome lacks in a toggle to request desktop sites."
In a blog posted in time for the Chrome for Android launch, Sundar Pichai, SVP of Chrome and Apps said, "one of the biggest pains of mobile browsing is selecting the correct link out of several on a small-screen device. Link Preview does away with hunting and pecking for links on a web page by automatically zooming in on links to make selecting the precise one easier.
"And as with Chrome on desktop, we built Chrome for Android with privacy in mind from the beginning, including incognito mode for private browsing and fine-grained privacy options (tap menu icon, 'Settings,' and then 'Privacy')."
We also have to remember that Adobe has already acknowledged the unprecedented growth of HTML5 in the mobile space. As a result, the latter part of 2011 was monumental for the company as they withdrew Flash Player software support from mobile web browsers. A parcel of the official statement that Adobe released in November reads,
"However, HTML5 is now universally supported on major mobile devices, in some cases exclusively. This makes HTML5 the best solution for creating and deploying content in the browser across mobile platforms. We are excited about this, and will continue our work with key players in the HTML community, including Google, Apple, Microsoft and RIM, to drive HTML5 innovation they can use to advance their mobile browsers."
"Our future work with Flash on mobile devices will be focused on enabling Flash developers to package native apps with Adobe AIR for all the major app stores. We will no longer continue to develop Flash Player in the browser to work with new mobile device configurations (chipset, browser, OS version, etc.) following the upcoming release of Flash Player 11.1 for Android and BlackBerry PlayBook. We will of course continue to provide critical bug fixes and security updates for existing device configurations. We will also allow our source code licensees to continue working on and release their own implementations."
Market Integration
The boom of mobile social networking has created a string of ever-evolving demands from users. Even mobile browsing technologies realize the need to upgrade.
Mobile retail
I have the tendency to close a website tab if it takes more than 10 seconds to load. I could say that I am a bit patient compared to other users who are known to leave the site if they're forced to wait longer than 5 seconds (as mentioned above). The rise of couch- and on-the-go shoppers has made location-based mobile retail extremely popular, especially over the past few holidays. Mobile browsing technologies have incorporated easy access to online shopping and retail stores like eBay and Amazon. Opera Mini has also been keen on incorporating more mobile payments options for easy retail integration.
Social enterprise
Professionals on-the-go would love the idea of being able to perform a variety of document editing, sharing and collaborating with handy devices such as smartphones and tablets. Chrome for Android allows online collaboration through Google Docs, even when you and your colleagues are out of the office. Mobile browsers also feature bookmarks that are heavily linked with social media sites and note-taking, productivity portals like Evernote.
Secure browsing
The moment mobile browsing stepped into the spotlight is the time that security breaches hacks began their ascent. Safeguarding mobile, which is believed to have the most personal and sensitive information oftentimes, becomes a very crucial element to browsers. Last year Android became a favorite breeding ground of hacking and malware activities, exposing loads of confidential data at the expense of end users. The vulnerability of mobile devices is even more exposed with browser upgrades. Opera Mini has made an encrypted connection between mobile devices and proxy servers for security and privacy sake.
Mobile browsing is something inexplicably tied to the brand of the mobile device itself. If you are using Apple, Safari is the ultimate recommended browser. The birth of Google Chrome for Android seems like an inevitable move since they are sister companies. Just recently, Chrome introduced the accessibility of all your tabs in multi-channel environment, enabling browser tabs to travel from device to device. Chrome for Android (in Beta) now carries its user interface in 31 additional languages and is available in all countries, with access to Google Play. Internet Explorer for mobile was developed based on Trident layout engines for Windows Phones.
But perhaps Opera Mini's browsers have become the most versatile of all, with availability on iOS, Android and other mobile OS's. Opera Mini features a search bar capable of using several pre-defined search engines, shortcut keys, bookmarks, skins and a web feed generator. Recently Opera Mini found itself fighting to regain leadership in terms of market share for Android devices when Google's OS momentarily claimed the kingship with Chrome for Android. And Opera's also developed a new edition for Symbian devices as well. It seems like Opera Mini is serious in taking the battle to the next round as they introduced an ad-tracking app to the market, the App-Tribute.
Firefox, too, is reportedly gearing up for Windows Phone 8 and is taking some pointers from its rival, Google Chrome.


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This is our collection of favourite mathematics and sport materials.
Look at the changes in results on some of the athletics track events at the Olympic Games in 1908 and 1948. Compare the results for 2012.
This task looks at the different turns involved in different Olympic sports as a way of exploring the mathematics of turns and angles.
This is the start of the $100$ metres in $1896$. In that year Thomas Burke from the USA won the race in $12$ seconds.
I wonder how far you could run in $12$ seconds.
You and your friends could use a stop watch and then measure how far you ran.
This is the finish of the $200$ metres in $1924$. Jackson Scholz from USA won that race in just over $21$ seconds.
I wonder if you could run the $100$ metres in that time?
Or you could see how far you could run in $22$ seconds.
This is the high jump in $1906$. It shows Ray Ewry from the United States.
He jumped $1$ metre $56$ centimetres.
How high can you jump?
See how high $1$ metre $56$ centimetres is.
Can you find someone who can jump that high?
This is the triple jump, which is a hop, step and jump. In $1906$ it was Peter O'Connor from Ireland who won a silver medal. He jumped about $15$ metres. What's your best hop, step and jump?


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Fifth annual UTSA Storytelling Festival is Feb. 28
By Kris Rodriguez
Public Affairs Specialist
(Feb. 26, 2009)--The UTSA Department of Interdisciplinary Learning and Teaching in the College of Education and Human Development will host the fifth annual UTSA Storytelling Festival from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 28 at the Main Building ground floor on the 1604 Campus.
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Free and open to the public, the event will include a keynote address by Susan Kuentz, who is a storyteller, an H.E.B. Star Award winner and a fourth-grade teacher in the Northeast Independent School District. Following Kuentz' presentation, multiple breakout sessions are scheduled including "How to Tell Stories" and "Storytelling in the Classroom." The festival provides an opportunity for professional development for current educators as well as for future teachers.
"I think this is a dying art form that we are hoping to continue to preserve," said Miriam Martinez, festival founder and UTSA professor of interdisciplinary learning and teaching.
Events such as the storytelling festival helped the UTSA Department of Interdisciplinary Learning and Teaching earn the distinction in 2008 as the first program in the country to receive the International Reading Association Certificate of Distinction for Excellence in Teacher Preparation and Reading.
For more information, contact Susan Keehn at (210) 458-5402.


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You're back from the holiday break and are ready to fill in the social calendar that stretches from here to the end of the semester. Check out these entries and get ready to get busy.
On Saturday, January 29, there are two outstanding benefit shows on tap: AS220 (401.831.9327) presents a truly eclectic gathering featuring nine of Rhody's finest acts for only $9. Catch headliners OLNEYVILLE SOUND SYSTEM (!), ALLYSEN CALLERY, ALEC K. REDFEARN, and more; the dough goes to the Providence Public Library. And Billy Goode's in Newport (401.848.5013) will host the Janes Family Benefit featuring COMA COMA, SIX STAR GENERAL, THE DIEPODS, WE OWN LAND, and special guests, with proceeds devoted to funeral expenses for the father of diePods singer Mark Janes.
It looks like the Met (401.729.1005) has claimed the throne for hip-hop shows since Jerky's went under. On February 2, catch a locally-harvested rap lineup featuring METAPHYSICS, BIG RUSH, SENSE ONE, DJ STERBY ROCK, BOOMBOX SAINTZ, 8TH WUNDAH, and more ($10 at the door).
Attention Salve Regina (and nearby RWU) students looking to work up a sweaty lather on the dance floor: on Saturday, February 5, check out RI's resident Latin-funk-fusion-sexpot crew SANTA MAMBA when they return to the intimate Newport Blues Cafe (401.841.5510). They're guaranteed to defrost your frozen buns. It's 21+ and only $7 at the door.
On Sunday February 6, the celebrated string trio CAROLINA CHOCOLATE DROPS will visit Bryant University's Janikies Theater. Their latest album, Genuine Negro Jig, is up for a Grammy. General admission is $20 ($10 for Smithfield residents and Bryant alumni when purchased in advance), call 401.531.6661.
What better way to warm up for Valentine's Day than a bile-churning massacre on Friday, February 11 at AS220 featuring TINSEL TEETH, I, DESTROYER, PARTY PIGS, and WOOZY, all for only a fin at the door.
Also on February 11, Lupo's (401.331.5876) will host the DIPLOMATS/DIPSET reunion (Cam'ron, Jeulz Santana, and Jim Jones), further proof that cash money can get just about anyone to get together again. This one could be a total disaster (no-show) or the best national rap tour Providence will see this year; tix are $25 in advance
On Saturday, February 12, the Met is the only place to be when esteemed local labels Strange Famous Records and Anchor Brain unleash their respective big guns, teaming SFR wordsmith B.DOLAN and marching band-from-hell WHAT CHEER? BRIGADE. This is one of only four stops on the Church of Love & Ruin Tour, and this collabo should be pretty crazy (as heard on Dolan's "Border Crossing"). It's only $10 in advance.
Local indie label Tor Johnson Records kicks off the WEAK TEETH/ROUT tour at AS220 on Friday, February 18, with Provy thrash/trash rock specialists SHE RIDES co-headlining. Or kick back a few blocks over at the 201 (401.454.4581) with some finely-crafted acoustic blues courtesy of (ex-Kilgore guitarist) BRIAN MCKENZIE with guests JEFF BYRD & DIRTY FINCH.
East Bay trio SIX STAR GENERAL expertly cull from our favorite indie rock bands (Archers of Loaf, Hum, the Minutemen, etc). On Friday, February 25, catch Kyle, Slick, and Dan in action at the Apartment (formerly Jake's) with fellow 75orLess Records reps SUICIDE BILL and electro-rock duo THE INCLINED. Most shows at the Apartment are FREE OF CHARGE (and there's a great brew selection too). No excuses. Do it.
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We personally use the Phosphate low range in house as it is accurate enough and we do not need to convert the reading from Phosphorous to Phosphate. While the Ultra Low range will give extra decimal placed to your answer We find this is not the most important. Feel free to let us know if you have any further questions!
The phosphate checker itself comes with enough reagent for 5 tests. Reagent refills are sold in packs of 25 and can be found right here:
One of the first steps every time you test is to zero out the meter, then you add reagent and test the actual sample. This is done every test but It does not require any sort of extra calibration procedure on top of that.
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Adaptation of Standard Method 4500-P E Accuracy 4% ±0.04 ppm (mg/L) of reading 0.04 ppm (mg/L) resolution (250 points) Large, easy to read digits Auto shut-off.
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Designed to work with HANNA's powder reagents Uses 10 mL glass cuvettes.
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Weighing a mere 65 g (2.3 oz.), the Checker®HC easily fits into the palm of your hand or pocket.Use for quick and accurate on the spot analysis. Single button operation: Zero and Measure Operated by a single AAA battery.
- Range: 0.00 to 2.50 ppm (mg/L)
- Resolution: 0.01 ppm (mg/L)
- Precision: ±0.04 ppm (mg/L) ±4% of reading @ 25°C
- Light Source: LED @ 525 nm
- Light Detector: Silicon photocell
- Environment: 0 to 50°C (32 to 122°F); RH max 95% non-condensing
- Battery Type: (1) 1.5V AAA
- Auto-off: After 2 minutes of non-use and after read
- Dimensions: 81.5 x 61 x 37.5 mm (3.2 x 2.4 x 1.5")
- Weight: 64 g (2.25 oz.)
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Wouldn't recommend for fresh or marine aquarium. By Keith on 5/21/2017Keith wouldn't recommend this product to a friendThis unit is great in theory but can't be counted on for accuracy under any stretch of the imagination. It test's 0-00 on my reef tank when that's qualitatively impossible for the condition. I've tested my tap water and only find 0.43 while the city says it runs on average 0.80. Tested other tanks with results of 0.00 when other test kits show trace amounts. Took my water to a local chemical test lab and found phosphate to be 0.02. I understand the accuracy, repeatability and reproducibility issues but shouldn't always be on the - side instead of +/-. I'm not particularly impressed with Salifert but it was the closest to Salifert. At least close enough to manage a marine aquarium.
Confused for why it is continuing reading 0.0 ppm By Jonathan on 4/5/2017Jonathan wouldn't recommend this product to a friendI have had this product for about a month or 2 now and it keeps on reading 0.0, Not sure if i have a one that is broken. I will give a future review.
Excellent - reliable and accurate By Mitch on 3/6/2017Mitch would recommend this product to a friendI really think this is the best test kit you can buy for Phosphates. It gives you a very accurate reading and it gets the job done in about 5 minutes. Simple to use. I would though prefer the regent to be liquid than powder but other than that small detail this is a great item and I would recommend it to any hobbyist who wants an accurate reading.
Easy and quick By Rob on 12/8/2016Rob would recommend this product to a friendThis was my first HANNA checker purchase. Ive been hearing all the rage about these for a while so i finally tried. Very east and simple to use. Less then 5 minutes to test and get results. Definitely will be trying a few other HANNA checkers now.
**Be Aware** Not Suitable For Reef Aquarium Testing! By Julio on 10/16/2016Julio wouldn't recommend this product to a friendNot sure why Hanna doesn't just Discontinue this product even though they know it's more suited for "Fresh" water than marine usage. I've owned this for 6 months and never had the digits read above 0.00 ppm! Had the signs apparently of having phosphates with algae growing constantly on my glass! Went and purchased RedSea's Phosphate test kit and Salifert's test kit just to make sure and too my surprise not only I had phosphates present in my reef tank but that the results showed RedSea 0.8 ppm Salifert 0.07 but yet my Hanba HI-713 can not detect these units! I emediatly called Hanna Headquarters in Smithfield Rhode Island and to my surprise, they told me that the HI-736 ULR which is the "Ultra Low Reading" test kit would be more suitable for me, which really indicates that thier aware of this problem! IMO, maybe they just never made an attempt to recall this model of kit in in order to save tons of money they just went ahead and slapped on the "Fresh & Marine " label and kept it as is but clearly if you don't see a "Fish" label in front of your handheld with the "Marine" label as well than it's not suitable for Marine! Unfortunately this problem is not going away! Reefers Be Advised, purchase the ULR instead!
The product it's really easy to use By Joseph on 10/2/2016Joseph would recommend this product to a friendHanna Phosphate Low Range Colorimeter works well . Fast and accurate
Great.. packaging needs improvement. By Yus on 9/26/2016Yus would recommend this product to a friendThe product it's great and easy to use. Take away from having to match colors. However, the packages the reagent comes in need to be replaced with a scoop method because it's hard to get all the power out of the packages.
Unsure of accuracy By Mark on 9/3/2016Mark wouldn't recommend this product to a friendIva had this a couple weeks now and have yet to get a reading above 0.00 after 4 tests. I run hc gfo but should still have some phosphates right?
Really only 6 tests By Jaimeadams on 7/15/2016Jaimeadams wouldn't recommend this product to a friendI am disappointed with the fact that it only comes with enough regent for 6 tests. Sure the digital read out is awesome and very helpful, but I really feel that for the price I should be able to test more than 6 times before having to give them more of my money
Easy to use By Eric Johnson on 4/6/2016Eric Johnson would recommend this product to a friendI hate trying to match colors on tests (ok, I'm also slightly red-green colorblind so that doesn't help!) and this makes it so much easier. Doesn't come with very many test packets so if you'll be doing a lot of testing you'll want refills but they're pretty inexpensive.
Dies right after warranty By SD Reefer on 4/6/2016SD Reefer wouldn't recommend this product to a friendProblems with the light sensor the minute the 6 month warranty was up. Randomly worked and then completely dead. Tech support offered up $95/hour service or they said I'm welcome to order a another from them. Don't think so. The results I was able to get when it worked were extremely varied and I couldn't stand trying to get all the powder out of those tiny packets. Need to rethink design on those. Not pleased unfortunately.
Great Checker By KerryF on 3/29/2016KerryF would recommend this product to a friendOne star off for those silly packets for the reagent. Works well and seems very accurate. Lid seems to have a hard time staying closed with a vial in it the checker...no big deal really.


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#21 Thu 03 Jan 08 11:56am
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Re: THE gluten-free thread
If your friend uses Dove's Plain Gluten-Free Flour, there is no xanthum or guar gum included, but if she uses the self-raising version (which is new on the market ), then she wouldn't have to worry about adding any gums to provide stretch. All this is, of course, assuming that your friend is in the UK!
#22 Thu 03 Jan 08 2:35pm
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Re: THE gluten-free thread
Many thanks , I have passed on the advice to her. I have suggested that she should try to by Doves Gluten free Flour at Sainsburys as I know that they stock Doves flour.
#23 Sat 05 Jan 08 9:56pm
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Re: THE gluten-free thread
Gluten free products - statements/lists from companies:
Some companies list the gluten free status of foods on their website (others you have to call up), below are some of these (both Aussie and international). Bear in mind that the ingredients in such products can change over time so always check labels and check these lists periodically.
http://www.nestle.com.au/Products/FAQs/ … stions.htm
National foods - australian company which owns a lot of dairy product brands
http://www.kraft.com.au/HealthyLiving/S … oducts.htm
Cadbury chocolates
http://www.cadbury.com.au/sites/cadbury … ?pageId=35
Always remember that every those sensitive to gluten have different sensitivities to each other. Example, I know a coeliac who can eat a pie with normal pastry occassionally and get away with it (still pays for it). So much as a crumb of bread will give me pain for 4 days. I'm ultrasensitive so even some of the products on these lists will cause me problems but not be bad for a coeliac.
#24 Mon 07 Jan 08 10:22pm
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Re: THE gluten-free thread
I'm not gluten intolerant, but I have a few friends who are and it's really challenged me when I cook for them. Fortunately they're not so sensitive that they get sick just looking at flour, but still. Anyway, I had people over for soup last night and I made a vegan, gluten free red lentil stew but wanted something bread-like to go with it. I tried a recipe for socca, the chickpea pancakes prevalent in southern France, and it turned out great. I can see making this again and again, it's very healthy and soo easy. Here's a recipe similar to the one I used:
I made it in a 12-inch cast iron skillet and would recommend this if you have it. Browned the bottom beautifully and quickly. One of the recipes I found even suggested topping it very lightly with a tomato sauce, cheese, etc. as for a "pizza."
P.S. I sifted the flour as I was adding it to the water; apparently chickpea flour is very lumpy.
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#25 Mon 07 Jan 08 10:25pm
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Re: THE gluten-free thread
I found this website when googling socca recipe:
It looks pretty U.S.-specific, as far as products go, but she's got lots of recipes on there also.
#26 Tue 08 Jan 08 7:56am
The White Rabbit
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Re: THE gluten-free thread
Thanks for the link eilen, looks like a great recipe. I have some chickpea flour so I'll give it a go.
It can be a bit difficult to cater for people who can't eat gluten. I tend to take my own things but i do have some friends who have taken it as a challange and gone totally gluten free for a meal just so I don't have to avoid anything. It's nice when someone does that for you.
#27 Tue 08 Jan 08 1:48pm
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Re: THE gluten-free thread
my stepfather is coeliac and can't have any gluten/wheat, even the tiniest bit upsets him
Me I'm lactose intolerant and alway pay the price as I love dairy and push myself sometimes and end up really sick lol
#28 Tue 08 Jan 08 2:20pm
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Re: THE gluten-free thread
Hi Mem
I am lactose aswell as coeliac plus lots more!!! do you eat goats and sheeps cheese??? I find I am ok with them but all over xmas and new year I have eaten danish blue with cranberry and port chutney on top with one of my GF/WF crispbreads its heaven in a mouthfull!!!
I also use goats milk when I have tea ( which I also have probs with ) like soya but it don't like me and rice milk is ok in cereals
#29 Tue 08 Jan 08 2:20pm
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Re: THE gluten-free thread
I have a degree of gluten intolerance and I'm allergic to eggs... I've found quite a lot of the links on here useful to know (I'll be staying for the weekend at a vegans home - and I've been told I *have* to cook!)
I've got plenty of ideas that don't feature a stirfry or rice noodles until we're sick to death of eating them
#30 Tue 08 Jan 08 2:23pm
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Re: THE gluten-free thread
Hi White Rabbit
I take my hat off to YOU for what you do towards this thread
I think its great


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Some people see Lego bricks as rectangular pieces of plastic. Brick artist Nathan Sawaya sees them as an art medium with endless possibilities. He has made life-sized sculptures of celebrities, including the legendary singer Elvis Presley and talk show hosts Stephen Colbert and Conan O'Brien. With a stock of 1.5 million individual Lego Bricks, Sawaya can build almost anything.
Sawaya's job sounds like a lot of fun, but it isn't easy. Some Lego sculptures can take up to four weeks to build. Sometimes, Sawaya says, he works nonstop and takes breaks only to eat! Still, Sawaya goes to work every day without leaving his New York City apartment, which has a view of the Chrysler Building. The apartment also overlooks the law firm where he once worked as a lawyer. After work, he created Lego sculptures and posted them to his website. When his site crashed from too many visitors, Sawaya knew that there was a market for his art. He gave up his job and now lives the Lego life full time.
TIME For Kids sat down with Sawaya in his art studio in New York City. He told us about his lifelong passion for Legos, what inspires his creations and the most challenging sculpture he's ever built. Check out the video of the interview below, or click here.


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