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Award season is over - phew - finally! But, not to worry, there's still plenty of style action going on. Here are a five few fun things to check out this month.
"DWTS" IS BACK Sequins! Feathers! Spray Tans! Guilty pleasure TV returns with Season 16 of ABC's "Dancing With The Stars," kicking off Monday March 18th.
PLAY IT NOW: Oscars 2013: Style Report Card
"MAD" FOR MAKEUP Estee Lauder introduces its second limited-edition makeup collection inspired by AMC's "Mad Men." There's blush, lipstick and nail polish inspired by the late 1960's looks portrayed on the show. Even the packaging gets a retro-fabulous look direct from the Estee Lauder Archives. The collection launches this month in anticipation for the April 7th premiere of Season Six of the show.
"TIFFANY'S" AT TARGET The affordable chain has teamed up with the Broadway show of Truman Capote's "Breakfast at Tiffany's" for a collection of beauty and hair products to help you get Holly Golightly's signature chic look!
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DESIGNER COLLABS Nigerian-born designer Duro Olowu, known for his bold prints, is coming to jcp for a limited-edition collection. Prices range from $10-$90. And just in time for prom season, Pearl by Georgina Chapman of Marchesa also launches today at jcp. There are about 40 items in the collection, including cocktail and evening dresses, all under $250.
STYLE ON THE DIAL Jessica Simpson, Nicole Richie and the "Fashion Star" gang return for season 2 on NBC Friday March 8th and "The Rachel Zoe Project" and "It's a Brad, Brad World" return to Bravo on March 6th, following by the debut of a new show, "Dukes of Melrose," which is a docu-series about the famous Hollywood vintage boutique Decades (I have been shopping there for years!) and it's charismatic owners, Cameron Silver and Christos Garkinos.
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Hi all,
I currently drive a B6 Passat and will be coming into a situation job wise where I can get an A6 sooner than expected. I am looking at getting the Prestige Trim, with Driver assistance, cold weather, and black head liner added to a nougat brown interior. I test drove a prestige a few days ago and...Holy hell, I though my Passat was nice, there is so much to play with in that damn thing.
Anyways, was wondering if anyone has gotten a 2012 model and what they think of it. I only went for a short test drive and didn't get to fully throw the car around and test just how good it handles, will go for a second one soon and see if drives as a European German car should.
So really just wondering what others think of it and if all the bells and whistles are worth it. The pre sense seems cool but wondering if it gets false positives on occasion due to how dynamic traffic/humans can be at driving around me. Anyways have a few questions:
Does the pre sense plus system really work as it states? Unclear if in America it is allowed to engage brakes into ABS or even force car to a complete stop (not that anyone should ever need to rely on this, maybe distracted by all the freaking cool toys inside??)
Only one free maintenance check at 5k. Does it have a schedule? Whats the cost, as I am pretty religious about those as I have heard with cars like these it can vastly improve life span and cost to own? I manually change oil every 5k on high grade synthetic oil in the Passat right now (recommends every 10k).
I see the 50k warranty; does Audi offer an upgrade to 100k? (cost?) My Volk only has a 35k and is the one thing I hate about it. Freaking JapCrap offers more than that as standard.
Whats the life span on Nav systems, my brother told me they break a lot though I think he was basing that on older ones. As it gets older, will the LCD exhibit burn in?
Audi Connect? Worth it? I live in Salem Oregon and usually dont need a nav system that advanced.
Following care schedule how long do most newer Audi cars last/ known to have expensive fixes?
Anyways, sorry for the long message, any help is appreciated for this potential new Audi fan for life.
Will post pics if I end up buying it, might be a couple months as I will have them order and ship exactly what I want.


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According to a recent preliminary study, a new hormonal therapy would offer doctors a new solution fortreatment of certain resistant type of prostate cancer that occur even after the surgical removal of testis. The study was highlighted online on The Lancet.
The study is composed of three stages; only two of them were needed to assess the new drug treatments. Yet, further studies are required before having federal approval for the new treatment. The hormone treatment is called MDV3100, it was evaluated as a treatment of a disease condition known as castration-resistant prostate cancer. Researchers said that prostate tumors are in need of testosterone in order to grow. The treatment usually includes castration, along with medications, aiming to deprive the cancer from testosterone. This treatment usually kills some cancer cells, yet, other cancer cells remain dormant. These cells would start to grow again and can even survive without having much testosterone, forming what is called castration-resistant prostate cancer.
During this study, Dr. Howard Scher, of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City, and his team assessed the MDV3100 hormonal treatment against castration resistant prostate cancer in 140 men in the United States. The researchers administered varying doses, from 30 to 600 milligrams a day, to the men in order to determine the maximum tolerable dose, which was found to be 240 milligrams. The researchers said "We recorded encouraging anti-tumor activity with MDV3100 in patients with castration-resistant prostate cancer," both before and after chemotherapy. The researchers have started the third stage of experiments, in which they are going to compare the hormone treatment to a placebo aiming to decide if it going to help men suffering from advanced prostate cancer to live longer.


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Goodlet named to Deans List
Thomas A. Goodlet Jr., son of Thomas and Tina Goodlet of Eminence, has recently been named to the Dean's List at Northern Kentucky University for the fall semester with a GPA of 3.75. Goodlett is a 2009 graduate of Henry County High School and is currently a sophomore at the university.
The same tableau played out in sanctuaries across America in the 1950s no matter the ethnicity of parishioners, but there were differences.
Whites worshipped with whites and blacks with blacks.
"Even today the most segregated day of the week is Sunday," Joyce Winburn said.
All the young girls in church congregations all over the U.S. sat primly with ankles crossed. They wore carefully pressed dresses and dainty white gloves.
At a special meeting of the Eminence Independent Schools board, steps were finalized to implement Phase 1 of the district's master building plan.
EIS will spend around $274,000 this year.
The gymnasium will get a total update with new floor and paint.
In school hallways and corridors, carpet installed 18 months ago will be ripped out and replaced with sheet flooring in the elementary school and tile in the middle and high school. "The carpet just didn't work," Superintendent Buddy Berry said.
Less than a month ago, Henry County Sheriff's Detective Danny Stivers found Myra Shelden near the back door of her home, the apparent victim of hypothermia.
The home had but one source of heat — a small ceramic heater. Officials indicated the home was in bad condition. All that was known, at the time, was that Shelden had an aunt in Ohio — a fact they found thanks to a Christmas card in her purse — who would link them with Shelden's adoptive mother in New Albany, Ind.
A Lockport man charged with breaking into an ex-girlfriend's home and assaulting the woman and her friend — twice in one night — has been indicted.
Douglas Clay Moore, 45, was indicted for 1st degree burglary, 2nd degree burglary and two counts of 4th degree assault.
The Henry County Board of Education recently voted to amend the 2010-11 calendar because of snow days.
It was decided that school will be in session on Presidents' Day, Monday, Feb. 21.
"If we have no more closed days, our last day is now June 3," Superintendent Tim Abrams said, "and each additional day off will add to the end of the year. If something catastrophic happens we'll have to look at spring break."
Parents are invited to come to the HCHS auditorium on Feb. 10, to learn how you can help your student get accepted to college, qualify for scholarships and be career ready by graduation. Jim Masters, HCHS principal, and guidance counselors will give you information on what ACT scores mean to you and your student and discuss what scores are needed for college acceptance and for academic scholarships. The school also will be introducing our new program, ePrep, and how HCHS and parents can use the program to improve ACT scores.
As of January 31, Dairy Queen in Eminence became smoke-free. Owner Virgil Price said his reason was simple. "We did it to create an enhanced family-friendly environment," he said. "It's Dairy Queen for goodness' sake."
Price said the transition went smoothly and at this early stage has heard no grumbling from his customers.
Price said the no-smoking policy was not related to the redesign, but the timing was good.
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Legal Question in Personal Injury in California
While in McDonald's restaurant...(on March 17th this year) they were mopping the floors ..(there wasn't one area in that restaurant without a sign cautioning wet floors) .. We ordered our food and turn to walk to a table..(I was in tennis shoes)..the next thing I knew I was on the floor.. I fell with most of my weight on my right elbow...They wrote a accident report and said we will hear from someone in 48hrs...No one called ..I had to do all the calling..They finally sent the report and a video on the incident to their Claims Management (on April 6th) and on May the 1st, I received a letter stating that they find no negligence or liability on McDonald's or any of its employees...Does there need to be someones fault to get medical help..? I am on muscle relaxers and pain pill waiting on a ok from them to get physical therapy... (I sit all day at a computer and by the end of the day my neck has this tingling feeling....) Is this true I they have no responsibly ..?
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Kinda abstract, but I like it.
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how do you do that light thing without photoshop.......
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lol.. it's not even that good since traffic was so light
It's just a long shutter speed... in this case it was 10 seconds. Remember the camera is simply capturing light. The more light there is in a frame, the less you'll see other objects that don't emit so much light. Try taking a 10 second exposure in the dark, and run around in front of the camera with a flash light shining at it. You'll look like a ghost, or be completely invisible. The same goes with the cars on the interstate here.
bored last night, the clouds werent moving as fast as i wanted them to, oh well:
one from a month ago:
That last pic reminds me of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind...
thats a cool shot
So new to the photog forum here and new to photog in general... i like the idea of the photo a day thread though.
so heres a few from the backyard, its been pretty gross out the past week... been wanting to go shoot.
one from a december sunrise i really liked:
looks like the letter J in the clouds
yeah i see that and even a cross
perhaps its the second coming of jesus
my picture would be worth alot of money then ha
Keep this going guys. My car is dead so its hard for me to get out. Should have it back next week to contribute.
Kish and Joel, love the content.
for some inspiration.. this thread's been going for almost 2.5 years:
The idea is basically to post one image (up to 3 for a set) per day.. ideally from that day or from a recent set. It's worked out pretty well so far, and it's been fun to see people progress.
Note: obviously a lot of the images linked in the thread don't exist online any more... though one person has saved all of the images to an online gallery somewhere.


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Jimmy Westlake: Neptune, 1 year later
September 20, 2011
It wasn't long after the planet Uranus accidentally was discovered by William Herschel in 1781 that astronomers realized the new planet was not moving around the sun in the manner prescribed by Newton's laws of motion and gravity. Even when taking into account all the small perturbations caused by the other six known planets tugging on it this way and that, Uranus was straying from its predicted orbit.
Rather than questioning the validity of Isaac Newton's law of gravity, two astronomers independently concluded that the strange behavior of Uranus could be explained by the presence of a hitherto-unknown planet even farther from the sun. Each man made careful calculations to determine the whereabouts of this hidden world.
Englishman John Couch Adams, the young, unknown upstart of an astronomer, sent his predicted position to the director of the Cambridge Observatory, James Challis, in summer 1846, but an inadequate star atlas hampered Challis' search for Adams' planet such that he did not recognize it when he saw it Aug. 8 and 12.
Meanwhile, Urbain Leverrier, the well-known veteran French astronomer, sent his predicted position to the director of the Berlin Observatory, Johann Galle, on Sept. 23, 1846. Using a much better set of star charts, Galle found the new planet within 1 degree of Leverrier's predicted position after only one hour of searching. The amazing discovery was a triumph not only for Leverrier and Galle but for Isaac Newton and his law of gravity, as well.
History now credits both Adams and Leverrier with independently making the calculations that led to the discovery of our solar system's eighth planet. It is not a stretch to say that Neptune was discovered with a pen rather than a telescope.
Neptune orbits the sun at a distance 30 times greater than the distance of Earth from the sun, and it requires 165 years to complete one orbit. That means that this year, Neptune completes its first full orbit of the sun since its discovery in 1846. The faint and distant planet has returned to the same region of the sky that it occupied when Galle first recognized it amongst the stars of the constellation Aquarius, 165 years ago this week.
Since Neptune's discovery one Neptune year ago, just think of what has happened here on Earth. We've endured a Civil War and two world wars as well as many smaller battles and military actions. Albert Einstein was born and died, rewriting the physics books in his brief time here. We split the atom and mapped the human genome. The Titanic sank and rockets carried humans into Earth's orbit. Astronauts left their footprints on the moon, and our robotic emissaries have explored all of the major planets and their moons at close range, including Neptune. Pluto, an even more distant planet, was discovered and later demoted, leaving Neptune as the most distant planet in our solar system. All of this human triumph and tragedy occurred in 165 years, while Neptune moved silently through the cold darkness to close the circle.
Happy anniversary, Neptune.
Jimmy Westlake teaches astronomy and physics at Colorado Mountain College's Alpine Campus. He is an avid astronomer whose photographs and articles have been published all around the world. Check out Jimmy's astrophotography website at http://www.jwestlake.com.
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I'd seen this film before, but then I lost track of it. Thanks to Godfrey Stephens for posting it on Facebook today. Fabulous footage of Tofino when there were only 500 people, it was still a fishing village, it still had the Gust of Wind, when toy pistols were allowed at school, and so on. Please comment if you can shed any light on people, places, etc. and I'll update the post.
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Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Best Regards From Clayoquot Sound, Wishing You Were Here
I wrote on my other blog (well, one of them), about some recent postal finds that relate to the history of Long Beach. (About two post offices that no longer exist - one at Long Beach and one at the airport during the war.) I hadn't made the connection before that a part of my house - the part that originally had been on Long Beach - was, for a time, the Long Beach Post Office. Considering I'm quite interested in all things postal, this was a nice coincidence.
At the same stamp sale, I also picked up some other envelopes with post marks related to Clayoquot Sound.
At the same stamp sale, I also picked up some other envelopes with post marks related to Clayoquot Sound.
This first one has a post mark from Kakawis, the location of the Christie Residential School. This post office was open from 1912 to 1964 and you can see the list of postmasters (usually priests at the school) here.
Wally's Drygoods was a popular store in Tofino for many years.
And this one is from Hot Springs Cove, which had a post office on and off between 1912 and 1964. The last record in this database is from 1964, which would coincide with the year the original village was wiped out by a tsunami. (After that, it was moved to the current location on higher ground.)
While the cancellations are interesting (to me at least), I'm more interested in actual letters. Further to that, I have a little project brewing. Do you have letters written to or from the west coast (Clayoquot and Barkley Sounds area?). If so, and you'd be willing to let me have a look, I'd love to hear from you. I'm not asking to keep them, but I'm always interested in peoples' impressions in their own words.
Thursday, November 14, 2013
The Tofino Postcard Project
I'm reorganized, refreshed and ready to get back to this blog, celebrating the creative community and other great things about Tofino. I've been wanting to post about the Postcard Project, the brainchild of Marion Syme and her friend (and honourary Tofitian) Petra Mueller for several months now. These two artists hung out for a bit this summer and as they travelled to the XOXO Festival in Portland (without me; sniff), they created five original postcards based on imaginary colours submitted by, well, whoever wanted to submit a colour. Here are the results for the randomly-drawn colours: Fogust, Russula Rosacea Red, Procrastination Blue, Winkle White and Violet Velella.
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Sunday, April 7, 2013
The Story of a House
I've been meaning to do this for awhile, but today discussion on Tapestry, about homes, got me down to the scanner with a mitt full of photos. Here is the story of our house, from Long Beach to Tofino.
This is where our house began its life. It was part of Abbott's Store - a store and several out buildings - at Long Beach, near today's Kwisitis (formerly Wickaninnish) Centre. I assume it was built here, but perhaps it was moved here? Not sure. This photo comes from Pacific Rim National Park's building inventory. When the national park came in, buildings were moved or razed. This building was moved to Tofino. (Notice the leaded glass windows, which we saved and moved. The main one visible here is now on the front of our house. Perhaps not the wisest move [have you ever tried to clean leaded glass?] especially as they are single-paned, but they look pretty.)
Look at our little house, sitting amidst the stumps and trees. Apparently it was a wetland (which is very apparent when it rains here; our backyard becomes a lake). Apparently there were salmon in what is now our backyard.
Up in the air you go, little house. Whitey Bernard owned the house then. He got a big-ass crane and lifted it up. Then he built a second floor below this first little part and also added the back.
And this is how the house looked when we bought it back in 1990. It was essentially a two-storey "L" with a large deck and carport filling in the space to make a box.
About 6 years later, thanks to Pattison Architecture (and the bank), we did a huge renovation and the house looks like this. (This was about 6 months after the renovation was "completed." I think we finally finished the interior last year and still have to tile the backsplash.)
It was nice to say goodbye to teeny tiny tubs, shag carpets, glittery wallpaper, ... but it's very cool to know we can tell some of the story of our house and that a few pieces still remain. (See that leaded glass window?)
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Haven't Been to Tofino?
Okay, I said I was going away, but this is just too funny. (Via Tourism Tofino.)
Sunday, July 22, 2012
While I won't flatter myself to think that there is actually someone out there in the blogosphere wondering where I've been, I thought I just check in and give a quick update. (I do have a few followers!)
A lot has been happening the past few months, which has meant I've had to focus my efforts. Much as I love it, The Heart of Tofino had fallen off what is doable for me at the moment. So, I'm officially going to take a hiatus until after Labour Day and cross "Update The Heart of Tofino" off my To Do list for a few weeks. If nothing else, I'll go easier on myself.
I will be checking in over at Long Beach Wild (www.longbeachwild.com) from time to time, however.
A lot has been happening the past few months, which has meant I've had to focus my efforts. Much as I love it, The Heart of Tofino had fallen off what is doable for me at the moment. So, I'm officially going to take a hiatus until after Labour Day and cross "Update The Heart of Tofino" off my To Do list for a few weeks. If nothing else, I'll go easier on myself.
I will be checking in over at Long Beach Wild (www.longbeachwild.com) from time to time, however.
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
The Tofino Collective & Mr Booth (again)
Why have I not seen this before? Reading it made me feel a little old and extremely un-hip—especially since I've known Zina since she was a baby—but finding things like this makes me fall in love with Tofino all over again. Knowing we have such a well of creative people who want to be here, makes it one of the best places on the planet. Make sure you check out the Like Minds page. I see they're just re-emerging after a little hiatus (believe me, I know how that happens when you're trying to run a blog or five), but I look forward to reading and seeing more of what they'll create very soon. And speaking of creative Tofino folks, Duncan Booth has two more podcasts up and available for download here.
Hera Medal Comes Home
The President's award, given to Nigel Campbell over 100 years ago for his part in the rescue of passengers from the Hera, has returned to Clayoquot Sound thanks to the efforts of The Tonquin Foundation. You can read more about it here. Thanks to everyone who played a part in its return.
Saturday, June 2, 2012
The Big Year Tour of Tofino
The good folks at Chocolate Tofino have pulled together the film locations used in The Big Year, which was shot in Tofino in 2010. You can read more here.
Monday, May 28, 2012
Debunking Tofino's Volcano
The tourist season is upon us, so let's just nip this bit of misinformation in the bud: Lone Cone, on Meares Island, is not a volcano. It was serendipitous that I was thinking about this. Yesterday I came into a treasure trove of west coast history books. Most of them I had, but there were some gems I was delighted to add to my library. In the box was Lone Cone by Dorothy Abraham, which I already have, but am always happy to see and be reminded of. Some lucky friend or family member will get this copy. this article.
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London • Harry Potter is back — mysterious, married, and going gray.
J.K. Rowling has given fans a glimpse of the grown-up boy wizard in a new story posted Tuesday on her Pottermore website.
It's the first update since "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" was published in 2007, but Rowling spokesman Mark Hutchinson said there are "no plans" for a new Potter novel.
The 1,500-word story describes Harry, about to turn 34, attending the final of the Quidditch World Cup with his family and old friends Ron and Hermione.
Harry now has "threads of silver" in his hair and a mysterious cut on his cheekbone, related to his "top secret" work as an evil-battling Auror.


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Spicy Pineapple Granita
Instead of finishing a big meal with a rich dessert, Padma Lakshmi opts for this cold, fruity pineapple granita spiked with cayenne.
Slideshow:Refreshing Granitas
- Total Time:
- Servings: 8
- Time(Other): PLUS 3 HR FREEZING
- One 3-pound pineapple—peeled, cored and coarsely chopped
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
How to make this recipe
Puree all of the ingredients in a food processor until smooth. Pour the puree into a large, shallow baking dish. Cover and freeze until hard, about 3 hours.
Using a fork, break the granita into chunks and transfer to a food processor. Pulse until light and fluffy, 1 minute. Transfer to bowls and serve immediately.
One serving 73 cal, 19 gm carb, .5 gm protein, 2 gm fiber.
Contributed By Padma Lakshmi Photo © John Kernick Published June 2007


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Fernando Alonso won the drivers' title in a Renault last season and the team claimed the manufacturers' crown.
Faure said: "I think it will be a fight like the last year between McLaren and us - there is a big question mark over what Ferrari are going to do."
He added: "When I look at (Alonso) and listen to him talking, it reminds me sometimes of Ayrton Senna."
"Senna wanted to win races and the rest was secondary.
"(Alonso) still is someone who has only one goal at present, which is to win as many races as possible and as many championships."
Alonso won seven races last season, with team-mate Giancarlo Fisichella, who finished fifth in the championship, coming home first in one race.
At the age of 24, Alonso became the youngest-ever world champion.
Next season, rule changes mean teams will race using V8 engines rather than V10s, and tyre changes will once again be allowed during races.
Renault team principal Flavio Briatore said he did not expect these to have any adverse impact on the team's chances.
"I don't think the tyre change is an extraordinary one, we're just going back to what we had two years ago," said Briatore.
"I think Michelin do have the capacity to surprise everybody and in 2005 they did an excellent job. The work we will do with them over the winter will be big and important."


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From memory his good lawyers convinced the various judges not to record convictions.
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How on earth did he get a Visa to get into the USA based on his record?
From memory his good lawyers convinced the various judges not to record convictions.
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Danny Blay, the executive officer of Victoria's male family violence prevention association No To Violence, said it looked to him that in recent cases Newton had made particular choices about who he would be violent towards.
"They are less powerful and he assumes a right and entitlement to use violence towards them," Mr Blay said.
"He needs to be held accountable."
Mr Blay said in his opinion, the violence by the 35-year-old, 180cm actor was not a mental health issue.
If he has a genuine mental illness then I have some sympathy and do hope he can get it cured/under control. But whatever the situation is, he cannot be allowed to continue to go around assaulting people. Hence I think he needs to be placed in a position where he cannot do so, whatever that may involve.
Nick D'Arcy: In 2009 received a jail sentence of 14 months and 12 days, suspended on condition of good behavior. In 2011, declared himself bankrupt.
HOW is he allowed to travel to the USA for swimming trials for the Olympics?????
"Celebrities" getting a easy ride yet again?
I saw the pic of him in a US gun shop.
Now that is the spot to feel positively empowered,Nick!
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A nice capture from jeffelder this AM:
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Here's the big news from Kenneth Baker yesterday.
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"Called "In the Moment: Japanese Art from the Larry Ellison Collection," the exhibit will include works by noted artists of the Momoyama (1573—1615) and Edo (1615—1868) periods along a 13th—14th century wooden sculpture of Shotoku Taishi; six-panel folding screens dating to the 17th century by Kano Sansetsu; and 18th century paintings by acclaimed masters Maruyama Okyo and Ito Jakuchu."
This should be an excellent show.
All photos courtesy of the Asian Art Museum:
Shotoku Taishi as an Infant, Unknown, Kamakura period (1249-1335). Wood with polychromy. Larry Ellison Collection
Tigers (detail), 1779. By Maruyama Okyo (Japanese, 1733-1795). One of a pair of hanging scrolls; ink and light colors on paper. Larry Ellison Collection.
Auspicious Pine, Bamboo, Plum, Crane and Turtles, Edo period (1615-1868),ca. 1630-1650. By Kano Sansetsu (Japanese, 1590-1651,By Sansetsu, Kano 1590-1651. One of a pair of six panel folding screens. Ink and colors on gold. Larry Ellison Collection
Oh, and don't forget about Korean Culture Day this Sunday, September 23, 2012. It's free!
Asian Art Museum debuts Ellison's Japanese art collection, coinciding with 2013 America's Cup
SAN FRANCISCO, September 20, 2012—Next summer, as the America's Cup Challenger Series takes to San Francisco Bay, the Asian Art Museum will feature an exhibition of Japanese art from the rarely seen collection of Larry Ellison, Oracle CEO and owner of ORACLE TEAM USA, defender of the 2013 America's Cup.
In the Moment: Japanese Art from the Larry Ellison Collection will introduce approximately 80 exceptional artworks spanning 1,300 years. The exhibition explores the dynamic nature of art selection and display in traditional Japanese settings, where artworks are often temporarily presented in response to a special occasion or to reflect the change of seasons. In the Moment also considers Mr. Ellison's active involvement in displaying art in his Japanese-style home, shedding light on his appreciation for Japan's art and culture.
Included in the exhibition are significant works by noted artists of the Momoyama (1573–1615) and Edo (1615–1868) periods along with other important examples of religious art, lacquer, woodwork, and metalwork. Highlights include a 13th–14th century wooden sculpture of Shotoku Taishi; six-panel folding screens dating to the 17th century by Kano Sansetsu; and 18th century paintings by acclaimed masters Maruyama Okyo and Ito Jakuchu.
"This exhibition offers a rare glimpse of an extraordinary collection," said Jay Xu, director of the Asian Art Museum. "We aim to present it in a fresh and original way that explores traditional Japanese principles governing the relationship of art to our surroundings and social relationships."
The exhibition is organized by the Asian Art Museum and curated by Dr. Laura Allen, the museum's curator of Japanese art, and Melissa Rinne, associate curator of Japanese art, in consultation with Mr. Ellison's curator, Dr. Emily Sano.
The exhibition is on view June 28, 2013 through September 22, 2013. The Asian Art Museum will serve as the only venue for the exhibition.
For more information visit: www.asianart.org
The news from Potrero Hill's highly Yelp rated Umi Restaurant:
"@umi: did you leave a pentax camera on one of the benches outside 18th street in potrero? tell us the model & lens, we're holding it…"
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Not all religious warriors are NIMBYs and not all NIMBYs are religious warriors, of course, but check out the formerly-obscure "Mission Dolores" "Neighborhood" Association for a little from Column A and a little from Column B.
Little did you know that when you buy the Bi-Rite Ice Cream, you're supporting San Francisco's Version of the Taliban or mutaween (see below). Oh well.
Anyway, NBC's Matt Baume has the latest on these horrible NIMBYs.
Will the MDNA manage to cross Market Street some day?
|1. Alice Carey and Company
Author: Mission Dolores Survey and Update of Context Statement: Bill Sugaya, Director
2. Carol Roland, PhD; Roland-Nawi Associates
Author: Mission Dolores Historic Context Statement
3. Joseph Stubbs, Graphic Artist
Mission Dolores Historic Context Statement
4. Vincent Marsh, Architectural Historian
Author: 523 A and B Survey Forms: Golden Gate Lutheran Church (601 Dolores)
And Second Church of Christ, Scientist (651-655 Dolores)
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2. $25,000.00: Mayor's Office of Economic and Workforce Development through the San Francisco Preservation Fund Committee. To have Carol Roland-Nawi create an historic context statement for the Mission Dolores Neighborhood.
3. $2,500.00: San Francisco Victorian Alliance. To survey Golden Gate Lutheran Church (601 Dolores), Second Church of Christ, "Scientist" (651-655 Dolores), Mission Dolores Park and Duggan's Home (3434 17th Street). Both churches are under threat of demolition. The Christian "Science" Church, designed by William H. Crim, currently has a demolition permit pending.
|1. $3,430.00: General Membership (as of 12-14-08)
2. $1,500.00: Skyline Reality
3. $500.00: Safe Clean Green: Mission Dolores
4. $500.00: Bi-Rite[!?]
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3. Ted Olsson, Secretary
4. Joe Cain, Communications Manager
5. Steve Haigh, Past-President: Victorian Alliance
6. Jose Luis Leiva, Professor
7. Shelagh Ross,
8. Andrew R. Galvan: Curator of Mission Dolores Church
9. Marius Starkey, Artist
10. Ted Scourkes,
11. Arnie Lerner, AIA
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Film Night in the Park has seen fit to schedule The Big Lebowski for Dolores Park on the evening of Saturday, September 25th, 2010.
Dude, see you there at 8:00 PM!
From SF FYI Net came the news of the kickoff of the Yes on Prop G HQ down in the Castro this AM. See?
August 21, 2010 – Saturday
Fix Muni Now – Yes on G Headquarters Opening
When: August 21, 2010 – Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to ll:30 a.m.
Where: 538 Castro, San Francisco
What: Kickoff Headquarters opening for Yes on G.
Information: email@example.com
A throng gathered at 538 Castro* near 18th Street to hear Supervisor Sean Elsbernd, District 8 Supervisor hopeful Scott Wiener** and others get the volunteers fired up.
Frankly, I can't see this one losing. Check out Prop G propaganda/news links after the jump.
*Shared with Scott Wiener – he has the left-side window box and the rear of the space while Yes on G has the right side and the front. It's quite cozy.
"*Wiener dogs come from Vienna" – that's how you remember how to write his name. Maybe this spelling will come naturally to me before the race against Rafael Mandelman and Rabecca Prozan ends come November.
Our Bi Rite Market on 18th Street would look more appealing without the huge utility pole out front. Street View shows you how much that metal pole ruins things.
So let's use the Spot Healing Brush Tool to swipe over the pole (making sure that the Photoshop CS5 "Content Aware" radio button is checked.)
And then, poof, the four cores of your AMD Phemon II X4 disappear that pole in two shakes of a lamb's tail. Hurray!
Look closely and you can see where the offending pole was, but this command takes just three seconds to execute, no brain or talent required. By that standard, it's amazing:
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(Yes, Photoshop got the giant "T" wrong but I like it better that way…)
This one speaks for itself. There'll be a rally in the Castro for the benefit of the highly-rated Castro Country Club tomorrow Saturday, April 24, 2010 at 12:30 PM:
"Longtime Home of a Recovery Meeting Place in the Castro to be Sold. Leno, Ammiano, Dufty to Make Appeal for Funds to Save the Club, Keep the Steps in the Castro
WHO: San Francisco Supervisor Bevan Dufty, Assemblymember Tom Ammiano, State Senator Mark Leno as well as Jonathan Vernick, Executive Director, Baker Places
WHAT: Press Conference & Fundraising Rally to Save the Castro Country Club
WHEN: Saturday, April 24, 2010, 12:30 p.m.
WHERE: The Front Steps at 4058 18th Street in San Francisco
WHY: After almost 30 years, the Castro Country Club, a recovery meeting and gathering place, is at risk of closing due to the sale of the building where it is located. Local leaders and members of the recovery community are rallying to raise the funds necessary to save the club from closing."
More deets:
About the Castro Country Club
Founded in recovery. The volunteer-based Club operates an espresso café on site and is open from early morning until late at night, 365 days a year. It currently hosts over thirty 12-step meetings each week. The Castro Country Club is a program of Baker Places, a nonprofit corporation providing an array of community-based services to residents of San Francisco with mental health, substance abuse and/or HIV/AIDS-related issues. For more information, please visit www.castrocountryclub.org.
See you there!
I don't know all that much about the Zippy 5K Run in Golden Gate Park – check it out, maybe you'll be into it.
Lots of runners had beefed up strollers carrying a child or two, as here:
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Get your results here. It's not the biggest event in town, but it seemed to have a good turnout.
See you next year.


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MMA Forum - UFC Forums - UFC Results - MMA Videos (http://www.mmaforum.com/forumindex.php)
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- - $100 for each tooth (http://www.mmaforum.com/ultimate-fighter-tv/55735-100-each-tooth.html)
$100 for each tooth
does that include his own?
$400 hahaha...oh the irony
I thought that dude was an asshole Frank or whatever his name was and i think its hillarious he got his teeth K/O..........
he said he knocked them out when he was younger.....why would you talk all that shit about knockin buddies teeth out when yours are fake??????:confused02::confused02:
KARMA...its a Bitch.....
Man he was gonna eat him alive. He couldn't even contain himself the day before. Just chompin at the bit and then :eek03: he got his teeth smashed into his mouthpiece.
Both guys that talked shit before the fight lost...sweet, sweet poetic justice. Makes me think of Junie.
The guy from team U.S should atleast give the u.k guy 100$ as a joke.
I gotta say, I don't like the guy, but going abck in there after you get 4 teeth knocked out shows some heart. He got ROCKED a few times, and put on a decent show. Gassed as hell, four teeth out, and bleeding from the nose, if I remember correctly, props to him for that at least.
i dont like that guy at all, actually i dont like most of tema US, as much as i'd like to be routing for them i cant help but like team UK more
I don't know how much it honestly "hurt", but going back in was only hard knowing he'd get more beatings!
yeah i mean if he had those since he was young its not the same for hm as it would be for you or me........its like dental work commin undone for him not that much blood actually, whereas if it were me or you we'd be bleeding like we were gutted and in alot more pain......my buddy was hit in the mouth with a baseball pitch from one of those machines h just leaned over and sprinkled out like 6 teeth....sued the pitcher machine comp and won like 300k..........if his got knocked out tomm it wouldnt hurt like it did the 1st time....
I didnt like Frank he was like yeah "we know his ground game is tough but we also know he a ****in ***** on his feet"..........I was like no he isnt.....he's not the best but what got him to ***** status??? Plus frank lost to that *****........:thumb02:
I know when the UK guys see that episode they're going to laugh their asses off.
i just laugh that a guy who is supposed to be a professional fighter and weighs 170 can barely survive one round without gassing
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All great things must come to an end. Page Six has confirmed Vogue contributing editor Andre Leon Talley is leaving America's Next Top Model. Along with him goes his invaluable wisdom, style advice and fashion royalty that truly raised the ANTM brand over the last few cycles.
"It's all good in the neighborhood … I had a fabulous time. It was a mutual agreement. There is no unhappiness, at all," Talley revealed to the publication.
However, the exiting of one giant ushers in another. Public relations titan Kelly Cutrone is rumored to be taking Talley's seat. We've already witnessed her no-nonsense approach on Bravo's Kell on Earth, and she's sure to serve up some hilarious brutality to the legion of aspiring super models.
Cutrone's camp has yet to confirm or deny, but this one seems like a no brainer.
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Margaret Thatcher planned to promote Cecil Parkinson to foreign secretary and effectively annoint him as her successor in the immediate aftermath of her 1983 post-Falklands general election landslide, according to the latest release of the former Conservative prime minister's personal papers.
She was due to make the move before she was told of his affair with his former Commons secretary Sara Keays.
Thatcher's Downing Street private office files for 1983, released at the Churchill archives in Cambridge on Monday, show that the prospect of her handing one of the most senior jobs in government to the man who as party chairman had masterminded her victory election campaign filled some of her closest advisers with alarm. While they admired him as a communicator, some did not rate him as an intellectual.
David Wolfson, Thatcher's chief of staff, warned her that giving Parkinson the post would put in "a position of immense power" a man who had yet to prove himself as a cabinet minister. He suggested that Parkinson, as an accountant, might better be left in charge of the nationalised industries.
Thatcher's handwritten notes in her personal papers about her preparations for a post-election reshuffle show quite clearly that while there was some public speculation that Parkinson might replace Lord Whitelaw as home secretary, she fully intended to give Parkinson the job of foreign secretary.
Indeed, on the night when she won her 144-seat second-term majority she offered the post to Parkinson, only to be told by him of his affair with Keays.
Initially Thatcher did not think that an "insuperable obstacle" to his becoming foreign secretary. But when Keays' father wrote to tell Thatcher that Keays was pregnant with Parkinson's child and that he had promised to marry her, she decided instead to make him trade and industry secretary.
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Thatcher, in her memoirs, says she showed Parkinson the letter when he arrived for lunch that Friday, the day after the election on 8 June. "It must have been one of the worst moments of his life. It was immediately obvious I could not send Cecil to the Foreign Office with such a cloud hanging over him. I urged him to discuss the personal question with his family. Meanwhile I decided to make him secretary of state for the newly created Department of Trade and Industry."
Chris Collins, of the Margaret Thatcher Foundation, said the move would have catapulted Parkinson up the party hierarchy. "It's only speculative that she considered him to be her successor but it would appear that she was very serious about him indeed," he said. "He had certainly risen very fast and she knew that by promoting him in this way, she would create an atmosphere around him."
Nicholas Ridley, who served in Thatcher's cabinet and was a close friend of Parkinson, said in his memoir My Style of Government: "Her first choice of an heir apparent back in 1983 was Cecil Parkinson." He said her second choice was John Moore, and John Major, her eventual successor, was only her third choice.
Parkinson was forced to resign on the eve of Thatcher's triumphant party conference speech in October 1983 when Keays made the affair public in a newspaper interview. Thatcher's papers include the unpublished exchange of resignation letters between them in which she tells Parkinson that she and Denis were heartened by the way he was looking forward to the future with his wife, Ann, and his family.
"I need not tell you how deeply Denis and I have felt for you and Ann and your family during this difficult time. And we are enormously heartened by the way you are now looking to the future with great courage and the strength which comes from the family," she wrote.
The scale of Thatcher's 1983 victory had left her with a freer hand in deciding who should be in her cabinet than at any other time as prime minister. Although the handwritten notes of potential cabinet lists clearly show her intention to make Parkinson foreign secretary, she seems to have kept the idea very much to herself.
Even Wolfson, her chief of staff, assumed that Parkinson might be made home secretary once the encumbent, Lord Whitelaw, had been persuaded to become leader of the House of Lords. In fact, Thatcher had pencilled in Geoffrey Howe, the eventual foreign secretary, for this job.
But that was enough to alarm Wolfson who, in a paper entitled Another View of the Reshuffle, told her in June 1983: "As chairman and, say, home secretary, the party would suffer in the runup to an election. Cecil would be in a position of immense power, and you must judge whether he has yet proved himself as a cabinet minister.
"Home secretary will be important, but not as important as it seems," wrote Wolfson. "The crucial thing may well be having someone who can say with conviction that the riots, which we should expect, are not due to unemployment. That is why Francis Pym would be a hazard; he would not carry conviction. But possibly Patrick Jenkin, with his soft voice, would be as tough as Cecil and be more believable to the public?
"Cecil might well be ideal at Industry. He is an accountant and could cope with the problem of controlling nationalised industries, as well as having good contacts with industrialists through his years as chairman," he said.
Howe in his memoirs reveals that he had embarrassingly interrupted Thatcher and Parkinson in a huddle at the Conservative central office election night party: "Not until much later did we discover the reason why … the prime minister was still considering whether she could appoint Cecil as her foreign secretary."
Howe says in his book Conflict of Loyalty that he would have been startled to realise that at the time. "Although I had high respect for his potential, I should not have credited him with sufficient seniority or experience for this particular position … he had shown himself during the Falklands to be … a 'consummate executor of prime ministerial command' … I am not sorry – and not just for my own sake – that this plan was frustrated."


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the newly formed grand forks downtown development association is getting closer to hiring an executive director. board president jonathan holth says over 60 people applied for the post. the city has earmarked funds to help establish the association and the group has raised another 200-thousand dollars from the private sector. holth says bringing a director on board is the next logical step to build on the success of downtown grand forks.
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DOW on the rise: FED HELP? Perhaps a total disconnect from reality....
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Stock markets around the world have increasingly traded in concert with each other. But today, U.S. stocks are bucking the global trend, posting gains even as major markets in Asia and Europe are mostly lower. A big drop in the Consumer Price Index has taken inflation concerns off the table, and many analysts believe that it could set the stage for the Federal Reserve to take further action when it meets next week.
One of the 'big' stocks is Caterpillar, which is laying off.
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The disconnect from reality is astounding. Zazz may be right, we may see a 15K DOW this summer, but the Americans from the poverty line all the way up to the top 3% earners are going to be hurtin' for certain.
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NEW YORK — The stock market shook off a shaky start and moved higher Thursday after a tame inflation reading and another weak jobs report raised expectations that the Federal Reserve may be moving closer to another round of stimulus measures for the U.S. economy.
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The big funds are moving money out of Europe and they have nowhere to go other than U.S. Equities right now (Physical Supplies of Gold and Silver are currently Exhausted). Look for the FED to announce new monetary easing (money printing) next week in a semi-surprise move to try and offset the panic in Europe as the Eurozone begins to disintigrate.
The bad news is, U.S. Financial Industry will not be able to extricate themselves from the European crash, far to much long term derivitive exposure!
All of this money printing could cause a shortlived mini-boom in U.S. Equities and Commodities, but once the fact that the U.S. Financial System is bankrupt due to "Contingent" liabilities in the Derivitive Markets, the Boom will quickly go Bust!
But that's just my opinion...
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With the employment numbers from this morning, along with the Q1 deficit number, do not be surprised if the Fed is pulling some clandestine stimulus that will not be revealed until after the election.
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Re: Adding equations
In article <703u1n$hup at smc.vnet.net>, lwalker701 at earthlink.net says...
>Is there a way to elegantly add (sub, mult, div) two equations? Also is
>there an elegant way to add (sub, mult, div) an expression to both
>sides of an equation?
>Lawrence Walker
One possible approach:
1. Adding (subtracting, multiplying, dividing) of two equations:
In[1]:= Inner[Plus, {a,b}, {c,d}, Equal]
Out[1]= a+c==b+d.
Replace Plus by Subtract, Times or Divide to obtain the three remaining
operations, respectively.
2. Adding the quantity c (subtracting, multiplying, dividing) to each side of the
equation a==b:
In[2]:= Inner[Plus, {a,b}, {c,c}, Equal]
Out[2]= a+c==b+c
with the same remark as above, or
In[3]:= h[y_][eq_]:=eq+y (* or h[y_][eq_]:=eq*y or h[y_][eq_]:=eq/y *)
In[4]:= Map[ h[c], Equal[a,b]]
Out[4]= a+c==b+c
But is it more elegant than the "natural" approach???...
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The forthcoming contest for the PN deputy leadership is taking on a different hue to that anticipated up to a few days ago, though in some respects things are turning out as predicted. It will not, I think, anticipate the leadership contest which will take place some time after the coming general election, whichever way it goes. Only two of the potential candidates for the deputy leadership are contesting, Tonio Fenech and Simon Busuttil.
Other well-positioned potential candidates – like Mario de Marco, Chris Said, Jason Azzopardi and Beppe Fenech Adami – are deliberately staying out of the coming contest. That should not be taken as a sign that they will not be interested in the leadership, when Lawrence Gonzi calls it a day. It is more a question of keeping the powder dry at this stage of the game. Meaning that whoever is elected deputy leader will not have a clear last lap when Gonzi finally decides to call it a day.
As always, the outcome will depend on events, some of which can be anticipated under given scenarios. For instance…
The winner between Fenech and Busuttil will replace the GonziPN brand with a tandem with the present leader. (By the way it is ridiculous to assume, as some are doing, that Gonzi will make way for the new deputy leader before the general election because he is now more of a liability than an asset. To assume that would be to ignore Gonzi's obvious burning ambition to be a two-times winner.)
That brand will be tested in the fire of the general election. If the PN wins it, the deputy leader will have a strong chance of succeeding Gonzi. If the PN is defeated and the deputy leader becomes a loser, this will alert PN councillors to the possibility that they would be better off with one of the four potential candidates who are staying out this time round.
This scenario will play out whoever wins the deputy leadership. Which raises the obvious question – which of the two contestants is the most likely to succeed? Busuttil will start off as favourite. There is little doubt, though it is being denied, that Gonzi made him perceived to be his anointed, to be backed by the party machine.
That machine is now striving to seem clean of the indicated bias whereby a contestant to Busuttil would be just a stalking horse, giving the semblance of competition. Tonio Fenech's candidature has forced that shift. He was a strong possibility before Busuttil spun an aura around himself, but ran into a few personal incidents a couple of years ago which shoved him back in popularity terms.
Time has now healed. His worth is seen more objectively. And, already, he is promoting it in a much more subtle manner than Busuttil. Within a couple of days Fenech has avoided giving the Busuttil inflated impression that he is the gallant knight trotting in at the PN's hour of need. Rather, Fenech is gently but carefully stressing that Gonzi placed him at the top, managing the government's financial and economic policies, for eight years or so.
The man is positioning himself on the platform that will have a large say in deciding the outcome of the general election. If Busuttil did well as an MEP candidate and made his mark abroad, Fenech did better by being at the heart of the domestic action.
He is still there, preparing the 2013 budget which will now target not just the country but also the 900 Nationalist councillors who will elect the deputy leader. Expect, therefore, some bonanza. Among other things the Finance Minister will resuscitate the promise to reduce the tax burden for those earning up to €60,000 annually. Labour will deride that as pure electioneering. The Minister will let it sink into the consciousness of the PN councillors as an important general election card.
The stakes have also changed with the manner of Fenech's endorsement as a candidate for the number two spot. He is backed by most of the Cabinet. Wily Busuttil has shot himself in the foot by mobilising discontented Nationalists to seek relief from ministers and parliamentary secretaries who had been unable to bail them out. Fenech's endorsers have their own lobby within the councillors' catchment area and they will try to direct that in his favour.
A contest between friends? On the face of it, yes. But in such circumstances friendship does not go a long way in politics.
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(SHUTKIN) Driving through a picturesque Vermont village the other day, I experienced a kind of dissonance that starts in your brain and ends in your fingertips.
It was a damp autumn morning, the colorful foliage of the surrounding hills blanketed by low clouds. Parents were dropping off their kids at the local preschool. An elderly man with a stack of letters walked toward the post office. And sandwich boards throughout the town announced the upcoming craft fair. It could have been any Vermont town.
Meanwhile, the news was on the radio. As usual, it was all about the Iraq war, the bombings, the political jousting over exit strategies, the incalculable expense to the U.S. in dollars and reputation. Maybe it was the kids, or the craft fair, but something about the contrast between a day in the life of a small Vermont town and a day in the life of Iraq disoriented me, made me uneasy.
I remembered that right after September 11, President Bush urged us to get on with our normal lives, to return to our shopping malls, soccer fields and sunny vacations as if nothing had changed. We took his advice, and then some. Now, six years removed from that fateful date, the difference between victim and victimizer has become unclear to me.
Writing about the war in Harper's magazine recently, Northeast Kingdom resident Garret Keizer said, "The unconscionable underside of our normal existence is that while [w]e get on with our lives, they" - our soldiers, the Afghanis, the Iraqis-"get on with their deaths."
The simple fact is that Vermont has the highest U.S. military per capita death toll rate in the war, 60 percent higher than for soldiers from urban areas. That morning, I realized that among the many casualties of the Iraq War are the craft fairs, antique shows and country stores we associate with peaceful, pastoral Vermont. For me at least, the war has transfigured them, like a tornado transfigures anything in its path. They now seem beside the point or worse, mere distractions, shielding us from the sickening reality of our own loss, our own destruction.
Talk about dissonance. On one side, there's Vermont the maple syrup state, the skiing state, the craft fair state. On the other, Vermont, the death toll state.
Garret Keizer went on to propose a general strike against the war, but I'm not sure that idea is practical. I kind of like what the guy in Warren did on Route 100 recently, with flags representing each Vermont soldier killed in the war. And I imagine next fall, at the peak of foliage season, as the craft fairs and art shows carry on, signs and sandwich boards on our town greens and along our roadsides commemorating Vermont's fallen.
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This is a discussion on Going To Start Reloading ... within the Reloading forums, part of the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics category; I use Berry's for my 9mm. Haven't had any issues and I buy direct from Berry's, they are cheaper then going through Cabelas....
I use Berry's for my 9mm. Haven't had any issues and I buy direct from Berry's, they are cheaper then going through Cabelas.
I use HS-6 powder which calls for a max of 6.8 grns for FMJ, they recommend starting at 10% less and working up. I've been loading to about 6.4 - 6.6 and have been very happy. People I have spoken to say to load them as fmj's. Not sure where in PA you are, in Trenton there is a harbor freight store, I got a digital caliper at a decent price there.
Ordered 250, .45 230 grain round nose from Berrys last night, and also order a Wilson Max Case Gage as recommended too. Now I gotta wait for everything to get here so I can get set up, and I still need to go to the local store and pick up some brass and powder!
Had a Cabelas box on the front porch when I got home, I got my dies, power measure stand, electronic scale, calipers, bullet puller, powder measure baffle and shell holder ... Just not my RCBS kit. Hopefully it will be here tomorrow!
I assume all of you are experienced in reloading but I would just mention that in some (or many manuals), particularly with semis, reloaded ammunition may void your firearm warranties and any consequential damages caused by a malfunction or an explosion of the firearm.Latest news on this front concerns the FN5.7x28. Go to FN57 or FiveSeven forum and you can read about it. Reloaded ammunition on a 5.7 explicitly voids the warranty and consequentials.
I think you will find reloading voids most manufactures warranties. It's a liability thing.
Well I recieved the rest of my gear today. I got my press mounted, powder measure and stand mounted, priming tool set up, and my 505 scale zeroed!! I still need to sit down and read though my loading manuals, and go pick up my components.
Cool beans... just take it slow. For example, when you're setting up your seating/crimping die, there's no sense using a freshly primed cartridge. Decap and size one, bell the mouth, then start experimenting with your seating depth. When you think you have it set right, do 3 more cases to ensure the setting is repeatable.
Likewise, when you start throwing powder and you think you have your measure set right, throw and weigh at least 3 more charges. They should be within a tenth of a grain of each other.
And... when you think you've got the powder and bullet seating squared away, go ahead and load a few rounds, but check each one with the Wildon gage and with your calipers (OAL). The gage told me I had irregular crimps at first... that's when I got a Lee factory crimp die and haven't had that problem since.
Sounds like you're going to use plated or jacketed bullets so this may not apply to you, but I've noticed that with cast round-nose bullets, small casting irregularities result in uneven OAL. At first I thought that the moly coating might be building up inside the seating die, but it turns out that the variations in the bullet nose means the seating 'insert' registers at slightly different heights on the bullet. OAL varies as much as 0.025". This is almost non-existent with the cast SWC bullets I prefer, with OAL variations around 0.005". Not a big deal, especially with the .45 ACP round, but for my own satisfaction I like the rounds to be as uniform as possible.
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I've been watching a ton of YouTube videos over the past week or so, and most of them on setting up dies are using LEE dies, and I bought RCBS dies, not sure if there's a huge difference in setting them up.
Also, someone told me when I set my bullet seating and crimping die to place a factory loaded (new and unfired) into the shell holder, and adjust the die/crimp until they just touch, and that should put me very close. Not sure how true that statement actually is though.
FWIW, I plan to make quite a few "dummy rounds" to get a hang of everything.
Just a quick update ... I have reloaded 300 .45's so far, and I love every second of it! Ive been loading 230 gr Berrys Plated RN with 5.8 gr of Unique behind it my 1911 loves it, cycles flawless, and very easy shooting.
I just ordered 500 .45 cases and 500 .38 special cases. I just need to pick up my .38 special stuff now!
I purchased the Cobalt brand caliper from Lowe's for $29.00 and it has a lifetime guarantee.
The basics of what you will need to load pistol rounds:
case lube (yes, even if you use carbide dies. especially 9mm and very clean brass, lube like 1 out of every 10)
bullet puller is great to have
Calipers for measuring Oal
That will get you loading a finished round. You dont really need a case trimmer for pistol brass. Pistol brass will wear out before it needs trimmed. The Lee Classic Turret press is the best non-progressive set-up for pistols. With the auto index, you can crank out 150-200 rounds an hour. That being said, its best to learn on a single stage. I started with the turret and realized I was missing out on a lot of the hobby of reloading and wasn't learning the fundamentals well. I picked up a Lee Classic Cast to use in tandem and am very happy. I personally decided against the Breech lock because you can't use it without the bushing and you miss out on learning to adjust dies. With the Lee Classic Cast, you can always installed the Hornady lock n load kit for like $15 down the road.


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I have a client that ranks on the top of google when im logged in and no where to be found when logged out? anyone have any tips idea's or advice? im not crazy but there is no explaination
Google desires to provide people with the search results they're seeking more easily, so the search results adapt to you based upon what you've previously searched-for.
As mentioned above, to see what average users may see for the keyword search, log out of Google and take the other steps to insure personalization isn't invoked.
*ALSO, for some searches, Google is now displaying the local 7-pack if the search term matches for a type of business that's commonly associated with locality -- and they show different 7-pack results based upon your IP address geolocation. For instance, a search for "accountants" might display the 7-pack with accountant listings from your area. Someone conducting the same keyword search from another city is likely to see completely differen results.
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When im signed into google i get different results from when im signed out?
Additionally, it should be noted that you might get different results based on your cookies, even when you're not signed in. Best to flush cookies or use a different browser when checking critical serps.
Also, as mentioned, Google is personalizing by IP address geolocation.
they show different 7-pack results based upon your IP address geolocation
Initial local results (April 2009) on generic searches were not very good in metro areas, but I noted in September 2009 that such results, in the SF Bay Area, at least, improved dramatically... going from sending me across SF Bay for a slice of pizza to zip code accuracy....
Google's local map results on generic searches now much more accurate
I guessed that the improvement came from better IP data, or from calibrating the IP data more carefully. Not everyone reported similar improvement, though, and we didn't have much discussion on how Google might be determining location so accurately. This is signed out, cookies flushed, with a land line and a DSL connection.