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Adventures in another StateMy photography of my travels to Indiana to meet my online friend of 5+ years. It was amazing.
Month: April 2014
Security measures
So I am at the airport right now, I got here very early and it was quite and nice. More people came and it was surprisingly not that difficult, I just needed to stop doubting myself. There was a strange noise earlier and I was feeling awkward and so was this other women. We started… Continue reading Security measures
I will be on Hiatus for a few days up to a week. I won't update or anything, I will be at home or at work or on a small vacation. I don't plan on updating the rest of this week unless I can get over my writers stump and I will not be updating… Continue reading Hiatus
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There is a severe thunderstorm coming at the moment. I was sitting outside in the 77 degree air and watching the oncoming lightning and listening to the distanced thunder. I was thinking of life, of people that I care about and people that I like. I was thinking about what I am going to do… Continue reading Rainy Days
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I had a very good weekend. I danced the night away and my troubles seemed to melt away. I hung out with my friend Alex and it was a blast, ya know, knowing somebody that is strange like yourself. I exercised and I felt strong. Emotionally, not physically. My legs are sore still and I… Continue reading Hard at work
Because Of You: Chapter Three
Chapter One, Chapter Two... Previous Chapter: here! School couldn't go by any slower, the classes ticked by and I made the mistake of putting a little mascara on this morning, for tonight. All the guys in class are looking at me like I am a stranger and the girls seem to be approaching a little… Continue reading Because Of You: Chapter Three
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Because Of You: Chapter Two
Read Chapter One: here As I finished school, I walked away from my 'Bros' and headed toward the train station. I remembered the exact time I saw her, it was a little after 5, the train I took was at 4:15 and I followed the girls from my school down town. I retraced my steps and my… Continue reading Because Of You: Chapter Two


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Film Fiend features dispatches from Miami International Film Festival Director, Jaie Laplante, as he scopes flicks on the indie film festival circuit.
The San Sebastian Film Festival -- at 59 years old, Spain's #1 film festival event -- has a seashell for a logo, and seems pretty much to be obsessed with three main things: American movie stars, Spanish/Latino films, and food. If there's ever a festival that is obviously "in the family" for MIFF, this is the one.
The layout of the festival reminds me of Cannes -- big temple of cinema built right on the beach, etc. -- but the weather kinda bites. Not great for visitors but excellent for the citizens. What better thing to brighten up a dreary month than a glamorous film festival? The theaters are packed, because nobody wants to be outside.
The first weekend was lit up with the presence of Clive Owen, on hand to
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and Glenn Close, who received her first-ever Career Achievement Award. The festival even has a staggering 40-film retrospective dedicated to
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from the past 20 years. The retro includes films like Se7en, The
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an average three times over the 10 days.
San Sebastian also has three sections for Spanish/Latino films, and even
then can't contain them all. Besides the "Made in Spain" survey of the
past year's films (eclectically chosen), there's a section just for
Basque films, and a Horizontes Latino competition section (much like
MIFF's own Iberoamerican Competition). But Spanish and Latino films
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programs, as well.
The Horizontes Latino section is dominated by Mexico and Chile this year
(Chile in particular is having an incredible year). Thirteen films are
vying for the €35,000 top prize, including Colombia's All Your Dead
Ones by Carlos Moreno, which competed in MIFF's Ibero competition
earlier this year. Film Fiend always likes to play the
If-I-Was-On-The-Jury game, dangerous turf indeed!
All the films are
worthy, but I think Sebastian Cordero's Pescador must certainly be in
the top running. The 4th feature film from the man who put modern
Ecuadorian cinema on the map with Ratas, Ratones, Rateros and Cronicas is back with a beautifully shot, uncharacteristically soulful
tale of Blanquito, a 30-year-old fisherman who accidentally falls into
the drug trade. Blanquito, played by Andres Crespo, has an
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New this year in San Sebastian is the "Culinary Zinema: Cinema and
Gastronomy" section, which boasts the tagline: "7 films, 7 themes, 7
restaurants, 7 chefs". The new section seems absolutely inevitable,
or as the program book states, virtually an "obligation." All the
tourist info for San Sebastian proudly touts the fact that its
restaurants have the highest concentration of Michelin stars per square
kilometer, a fact that no one in their right mind would argue.
The festival continues today and tomorrow with industry-only screenings
of six new works-in-progress in the Latin American development program
known as Cine en Construccion. Among the brave filmmakers unveiling her
rough cut for prospective investors, buyers and programmers is Marialy
Rivas from Chile, who won the $2,500 University of Miami Short Film
Award at MIFF this past March for her powerful short "Blokes."
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Leviticus 5 International Children's Bible (ICB)
Special Types of Accidental Sins
5 "'These are things for which a sin offering must be made:
"'A person might be ordered to tell in court what he has seen or what he knows. If he does not tell the court, he is guilty of sin.
2 "'Or someone might touch something unclean. It might be the dead body of an unclean wild animal or an unclean farm animal or an unclean crawling animal. He might not know that he touched it. But he will still be unclean and guilty of sin.
3 "'Many things come from a person which are not clean. Someone might touch one of these unclean things from a person and not know it. But when he learns about it, he will be guilty.
4 "'Or someone might make a promise before the Lord without thinking. He might promise to do something bad or good. The promise might be about anything. He might even make a promise before the Lord and forget about it. But when he remembers, he will be guilty.
5 "'When anyone is guilty of any of these things, he must tell how he sinned. 6 He must bring an offering to the Lord. It is a penalty for his sin. It must be a female lamb or goat from the flock. The priest will perform the acts to remove that person's sin so he will belong to the Lord.
7 "'But perhaps the person cannot afford a lamb. Then he must bring two doves or two young pigeons to the Lord. These will be the penalty for his sin. One bird must be for a sin offering. The other must be for a burnt offering. 8 He must bring them to the priest. First the priest will offer the one for the sin offering. He will pull the bird's head from its neck. But he will not pull it completely off. 9 He must sprinkle the blood from the sin offering on the side of the altar. Then he must pour the rest of the blood at the bottom of the altar. It is a sin offering. 10 Then the priest must offer the second bird as a burnt offering. This is what the law says. In this way the priest will remove the person's sin so he will belong to the Lord. And the Lord will forgive him.
11 "'The person might not be able to afford two doves or two pigeons. If not, he must bring about two quarts of fine flour. This will be an offering for his sin. He must not put oil on the flour. And he must not put incense on it, because it is a sin offering. 12 He must bring the flour to the priest. The priest will take a handful of the flour as a memorial offering. He will burn it on the altar. It goes on top of the offerings made by fire to the Lord. It is a sin offering. 13 In this way the priest will remove the person's sins so he will belong to the Lord. And the Lord will forgive him. What is left of the sin offering belongs to the priest. This is like the grain offering.'"
The Penalty Offering
14 The Lord said to Moses, 15 "A person might accidentally sin and do something against the holy things of the Lord. That person must bring a male sheep from the flock. It must have nothing wrong with it. This will be his penalty offering to the Lord. The value in silver of the male sheep must be correct. Use the proper value for silver as set by the Holy Place measure. 16 That person must pay for the sin he did against the holy thing. He must add one-fifth to its value. Then he must give it all to the priest. In this way the priest will remove the person's sin so he will belong to the Lord. The priest does it by means of the male sheep of the penalty offering. And the Lord will forgive the person.
17 "A person might sin and do something the Lord has commanded not to be done. It does not matter if that person knew or not. He is guilty. He is responsible for his sin. 18 He must bring the priest a male sheep from the flock. It must have nothing wrong with it. It must be worth the correct amount. The male sheep will be a penalty offering. The person sinned without knowing it. But with this offering the priest will remove the sin so the person will belong to the Lord. And the Lord will forgive him. 19 The person is guilty of doing wrong against the Lord. So he must give the penalty offering to the Lord."
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www.indigoworld.com.au would like to introduce an amazing story. Sometimes autistic people show amazing abilities. Is this sign and symptoms of Autism? This autistic gentleman shows amazing ability to memorize the sean very accurately.
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@seriall1337 I hate when people like you say that bullshit. There is nothing wrong with a photographic memory and eidetic memory. You do not have to have autism either. All people who have autism are not savants. All people who are a savant do not have autism. The lame excuse "we are not machines, robots, computers" is just complete bullshit. If everybody in the world had photographic memory or eidetic memory it will be a much better place. The same thing goes with the other mental talents.
im an artist and very unsocial. actually i havent talked in 5 years to anyone except my parents and siblings and im NOT autistic. and it really feels like im reaching a different state of mind whether im in drawing mode or talking. talking feels surficial and when im not talking everything is a thought or feeling thats why its hard for me to talk to my family. its hard to put an impusle into words. social people have it good and are luckie.
but no abandoning art might kill me so no i am happy. social life would stil be nice.
this is so sick
@pat123997 It's not "dead", It just is under developed, I know I have Autism
@krillsinmakup Hmm… Try walking around town for a while.. wait for people to talk to you. in fact, GO TO places where people talk to you. Continue so for like 2 years..
trust me. you'll feel better. Just persevere, it's worth it =D
yup the human brain is pretty interesting
@RuneECObust0096 you dont have autism, you just enjoy acting up?
@pat123997 There's a helmet which I've heard about that is able to temporarily shut down certain areas of ones brain and allow normal people to become autistic. It sends a magnetic pulse to the "shut down". Check it out 🙂
@WilliamEGD hmm, sounds intresting.. can you send me a link to where you read about it?
simply amazing. wow
@pat123997 keep your personal stuff to yourself… I dont care if your gf wants you to tan ur pale ass
@JoeJamison12 keep the fact that you can't get a gf to yourself… I don't care if you're a sad geek wishing to be as awesome as this guy
This is human evolution.
And this is also a smack in the face to any white supremacist or any racist people.
when i get high i get more autistic
here is my theory
if Hippocampus could be removed / or slowed down. a normal person can achieve
what do u think ?
People are all just different directions of thought.
i bet he had to look at it a couple times
@pat123997 I thought that the part that the avarage brain uses for social things he uses for other things.
or was that your point? xD
This is the sort of thing that had me totally confused about what I was and lead to me not figuring it out until I was 49. I'm Autistic too & can't see a darn thing in my head but vague wisps of color & I have to work hard to see that! Got lost finding my way across the street from the Post office to the ice cream shop! I am like Donkey on Shrek, talk a lot! Memorize words easily, write book length fanfiction just for fun. There are different types, folks! I also understand metaphors just fine!
@JohnRichard1991 its cool?….dude, let me tell you a fucking true every day story, i have a autism brother and he fucked my life with his talent of mastering any instrument he likes,at school he stole my friends and now they look down on me as a loser, i was a very cool guy in the school, but then they saw his talent and his smile and even though it was a retarded smile they liked him….they ignored me and listened to him….they protected him they even walked him home…and i was left alone.
@pat123997 My brother knows what he is and what he can do and since my reply to JohnRichard1991 is clear let me tell you a little more, my brother is popular around the school in a amazingly nice way, he is treatede like a king there, and i am treated like a fuck, he took my friends and tells them to chase me after school and beat me if i say shit about him, its not cool and its not funny…its only FUCKED UP having a autism brother, even my mother loves him more and my dad leaves me alone too..


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Stour Valley Marathon – A View From The Back by Keith Passingham
Amazingly, considering the poor preparation during the lead in to race day, I was really looking forward to my first experience of a trail marathon (technically an ultra as it is advertised as approximately 27 miles). Despite a longest run of 15 miles since Brighton, I wasn't worried about the distance – as I was told on several occasions "your legs have marathon memory"! I was more worried about too many late nights stuck in front of my laptop (exam marking!) and trying to keep up with Kev and Steve over 27 miles – oh, and getting lost.
It all started last autumn when Caroline and I were talking on a LSR and I mentioned I'd found the SVM and it looked good. We eventually agreed that we'd enter and run it together, enjoying the run, scenery and company. After entering in November, there was no turning back! Over the next few months more Flyers signed up and we linked up with Rochford RC's Bridgette, who had also entered.
Gear checked Saturday evening – decide to go with hat (forecast sunny) but snood packed too, jelly babies (whole pack), tape, Vaseline, 2 bananas (1 before and 1 after), water, fill backpack water bladder (still not sussed out how to drink through the valve properly), T rather than vest (prevent rubbing on neck/shoulders), waist bag, mobile phone.
Wake early Sunday, porridge for brekkie (out from 9am to possibly 4pm) with normal orange and toast, 2 cuppas to wake me up, then off to pick up Steve. Meet the others at the Weir.
Arriving at Nayland, you realise what a beautiful part of Essex/Suffolk this is. Bump into old friends Dave, John, Lorna and Julian. Pick up numbers, from Paul S, and course instructions. For the uninitiated, see instructions for 3rd to 4th mile below:
TR, SA on LHFE to FC, thru KG, SA thru copse, thru KG, ½ L X F and thru
KG, TR on EP, X ST (low branch ahead), X ST (StEW)to TK, TL. At junction
TL (StEW) X bridge, SA on TK uphill. TR before farm (StEW), after 10m TL, X
ST, SA on EP. X broken ST. In FC, TL X ST (StEW), Keep R thru wood, SA on
EP, SA on RHFE
……get myself ready and then go to the main briefing (just like parkrun) in the hall.
Group photo taken by man running in flip flops (yes, that's right, flip flops – there were a few of them).
Group photo taken by man running in flip flops (yes, that's right, flip flops – there were a few of them).
And then drift over to start line – which was around there somewhere (very low key). Then we're off. Nice easy pace through the village then up a long, long hill which stretched the field out considerably. I was already being left behind! Caroline waited for me, as did Kev and Steve when we finally reached the top.
Soon Kev and Steve drifted off, never to be seen again until we finished. Caroline and I quickly made the decision to do the "ultra" thing and walk up the hills and run the flat (can't remember any of those) and downhill sections. Wise decision! During the first few miles, we were able to follow fellow runners so had little reason to use the trail instructions. As the field spread out, we suddenly realised that we needed to start using them, quickly learning the codes and navigating ourselves quite efficiently. It helped having another pair of runners with us, one of whom had the route on her mobile!
We took in the magnificent scenery, stopping to take a few pics and generally really enjoying ourselves. We suddenly came across the first checkpoint, quaffed some water and drinks, helping myself to a few chocolate chip cookies and then we were on our way again. By concentrating on the navigation and taking in the views, the miles flew past.
We reached halfway after crossing a magnificent little bridge to be greeted with "you're well within the cut-off time". First objective achieved! More drinks and choc chip cookies. It was here that we were caught by my old friend Dave and his group. We kept in touch with them over the next 7/8 miles.
The views kept amazing us; more pics were taken, much banter going on between the various groups along the way and great conversation with Caroline.
Oh yes, and more hills! After scaling one, we had to go downhill through a field with cows that had enormous, front facing, curved horns. They were obviously spooked and decided to all run to the other end of the field at a fair lick in front of us. First we froze and then we quickly made for the next kissing gate. Then, of course, back up another hill.
We stopped at another checkpoint for drinks and cookies. Then onwards and upwards (literally). A few miles further on, we came across the unmanned water station in a wood and helped ourselves (I also managed to drench Caroline!). A couple of miles further on, Dave's little group was a little in front of us and I decided to take another photo. Bad move! We followed the instructions but we were now on our own. I estimated we would finish between about 6.15 and 6.30. At the end of the muddy/rutted track we had run along for about a mile (at approx. mile 23), we came across Cherie trying to work out the trail instructions. We had two choices – turn left, or go straight on. Instructions said turn right! Looked around for a way mark – none to be seen. It said look for houses – saw some in both directions. Which way to go? Group decision, go straight ahead and look for our way mark on left 250m after the houses, as per instructions. Found a track with a different way mark, so went down there. A mile further on and all three of us agreed we were lost and it would take too long to retrace our steps (now worrying about the 7 hour limit! No medal! After all that!).
We tried a few more trails and then came across a Suffolk Wildlife Trust enclosure with a map. Unfortunately, map was no good. Then along came our saviours – a family taking a stroll in the countryside. We explained our predicament and said we had to get back to Nayland. They pointed us in the general direction of the A134, giving us some instructions how to get there (not straightforward).
We eventually came out into a village and looked around for someone to ask for directions to the A134. The only one I saw was about 11 – thankfully, she pointed us in the right direction. This was confirmed by some dog walkers we encountered whilst making our way to the main road.
Having found the A134, which way do we go? Left or right? A signpost indicated right but also told us Nayland was 2 miles away. Nothing for it but to run along a busy, two carriageway, twisty A road, with hedgerows both sides, for 2 miles. Thank heavens for electric orange! Remembering the Highway Code we went single file (me in front, Caroline at the back – both in orange, with Cherie in the middle) on the right, facing oncoming traffic. I must admit, this was a tad scary, especially coming up to right hand blind bends, running in the middle of the road so that drivers would (hopefully) see me.
We passed the 26.2 miles on this section, with a great cheer. Then we spotted the turn off to Nayland and then a couple of runners appearing from a road to our right. Cherie knew where we were now (she ran it last year), so we re-joined the official route – a lovely run along the river.
Almost there. Check watch – within the 7 hour limit. Relief. Up some steps by the bridge and into the town. We spot some orange – Kev and Steve, with Sue (who had come up to see us finish on her motorbike). It really spurred us on for the last little push to the finish.
Great cheers from the other Flyers as we finished, with Paul S giving us our medals. Wow, what a medal!
Collected a goody bag and enjoyed a lovely cuppa or two, and jacket potato with vegetable chilli. Needed that!
Check Garmin 27.59 miles in 6.43. Longest ever run and longest time on my feet. I'm now an ultra-runner!
Will I do it again? Naturally! Caroline and I have already agreed to run it again next year, hopefully without getting lost. A great event, beautiful countryside, good company – what more can you ask for? The race was well organised all the way through from entry to everything about the day.
Back home, I uploaded the Garmin and found out we had gone way off the correct route and ended up in Leavenheath. Never mind, a thoroughly enjoyable day out with great friends – also made a few new friends too.


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Bringing Caper to work on this dreary, rainy Saturday morning in New York City.
This week has been wild and topsy turvy in its turns for me!
In one 5-day work week, I have had
- 2 successful interviews
- #1 – to work as a personal assistant in the household of a West Village family, managing their staff and affairs
- #2 – to help a tutoring company build its admissions consulting business
- Among 5 other interviews that have occurred in the less-than-a-month that I have been home!
It is ironic because before returning to New York City after nearly 3 months away working random gigs on the West Coast, I was nervous"Will I find a job when I get back? If you have been reading my blog, you know that I've had the opposite problem since I've returned – too much work!
I came home with the vision that I would work just enough to get by.
Living rent free there was not pressure to make more than a few hundred a week – $100/week for groceries and other expenses and the rest to stow away for travels. It made me a little nervous to make just enough to get by, buy I was enjoying long morning runs, afternoons in the office with my husband, and focusing on some of my treasured students.
Since then, I've been picked up nearly 10 admissions consulting students that I meet with weekly or biweekly, all the tutoring I could want, and honestly, when I'm not running around between dogs and interviews, or trying to get my fitness in during the morning, I am on the computer, glued to the screen pumping out a Kindergarten Curriculum Outline for IAA, writing articles and helping plan marketing for Synocate, researching schools or chatting with my admissions consulting students and their parents, or prepping to tutor + whatever other agendas I have up my sleeve.
Google "drowning in work." It is funny how many versions people have made of this image, covering themselves in piles of paper
All of that while…
- moving between 3 different homes! Williamsburg duplex, the office, and then Chelsea duplex
- to plan a dinner with Sandy to cook at the home of one of my old tutoring clients, who we still love and keep in touch with, despite the tutoring being over
- to plan a schedule for our new work exchange guest to mix in with the other two work exchangers we are already hosting to ensure steady management of our Bnb in Jersey City
- to plan for my parent's upcoming visit to us in NYC from 7/24-31. Luckily a room was still free at our Bnb. They arrive on the same day that Sandy and I arrive home from our 2.5 week Ecuador trip, so I want to be prepared for them to settle in that first day, while we do as well.
- And…
It's all a little maddening.
So despite it being the weekend, Sandy and I are here at the office working.
Sandy is an absolute babe of a husband and in this shot is working on scanning very old film footage from the 1940-50s that my step grandmother had on hand. His office recently purchased a very expensive scanner, which they use to scan all sorts of film footage into digital footage. My grandfather's last birthday picnic is being held at his home in Pennsylvania June 3rd, and Sandy is hoping he can have the film scanning completed on about 20 rolls of film by this date. He can then show about an hour of footage that displays my step grandmother as she grew up from a tiny tike to a teenager, with all of her family around her.
I've seen about 10 minutes of it, and it is stunning to be able to see video of my grandmother when she was 4, then 6, then 8. It fills my heart with joy, and I am so lucky to have a husband who is generous enough to take so much of his time to work on this project. It takes days and days to prepare the film and then to scan it at as high quality a version as you can.
The office is empty, minus one editor who wanders in and out taking an absurd amount of coffee out of the automatic Starbucks machine here. I love when it is empty cause I can look as scrubby as I want without fearing judgement. This is especially important today when I woke up at 5:30a with an ambition to make it into the office to have a peaceful, but productive work day.
I woke up, took Caper out on the roof deck and let her do her business, before giving her her medication and breakfast. After that, Sandy woke up, and we walked the mere 2 blocks to the office, with Caper in hand, as she does not like to walk until she is a block away from the office.
Weary and scrubby, but at peace.
Caper really really loves Sandy and follows him around the office whenever she is here. You can tell where Sandy is by listening for the tinkle of the metal tags on her collar. You know he is on the move when you hear these ringing. Sometimes she hangs with me because she likes the spontaneous bursts of me shouting her name and petting her every 10-15 minutes, whenever I stop to look down.
I'll end this post with a little of the groove I'm peacefully slipping in and out of on this rainy day. Thank you NPR All Songs Considered for making me aware of gems like this:


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A Quick Fix for Nintendo Switch's Unable to Connect to the Internet Issue
Like any new product, the Nintendo Switch has launched with a few issues. Some owners have complained of the dock scratching their screens, while others have run into frame rate issues Fix Frame Rate Issues on Nintendo Switch With a Quick Tweak The Nintendo Switch has some great games at launch, but they've been affected by some frame rate slowdowns. Here's a quick setting you should toggle to fix some of those. Read More . But recently, a new error cropped up that prevents you from getting online.
If you've run into a message telling you that your Switch can't connect to the internet because of a DNS error, it's not actually a problem with your connection. For some reason, systems around the world have been encountering this issue, but it's actually a simple fix.
You just need to reboot your Switch to fix this internet connection issue. Pressing the Power button on the top of the system or hitting the power icon on the home menu won't do it, though. That puts the system into sleep mode, letting you instantly pick up where you left off next time.
To properly shut down the console, hold down the power button for a few seconds until you see the power menu. Choose Power Options. Here, you can choose to restart the system or power it off.
Once you've rebooted, you'll be all set to jump back online. Only a few of the games available right now Which Nintendo Switch Launch Games Should You Buy? The Nintendo Switch is here! Let's take a look at all the launch games and see which ones are worth buying. Read More have online play, and Zelda isn't one of them. So thankfully, this isn't a huge problem at the moment. Hopefully it didn't prevent you from trying the Splatoon 2 beta during the past weekend, though.
Interested in the Switch but don't have one yet? Check out our review Nintendo Switch Review: Play Zelda on the Toilet Nintendo's back, reinventing themselves after the dismal performance of the Wii U. The Switch is a combination of home console performance in a portable package – the best bits of the Wii and DS brands. Read More !
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Making popcorn is something people are doing all around the world. There are a variety of different ways to prepare popcorn for enjoyment, and no wrong way to go about it. Here are just a few of the methods people use to get their popcorn fix.
Air popping
Popcorn that is air popped is much healthier for you than the kind that is saturated with butter or other oils. Air popped popcorn is completely plain after it is popped, and often becomes a sparkling white color. If you want to make air popped popcorn, you will need a machine in order to do so. Simply dump your raw popcorn into the machine, and hold a bowl under the shoot as air popped corn is blown out the other end. There are many popcorn machines available that are suitable for family homes. You can also try to make it without a machine by putting a few kernels into a paper bag and microwaving it. You'll need to stay nearby and pull it out when you hear it reducing from several pops a second to one pop every couple of seconds. A paper bag left unattended in the microwave can catch fire, so never leave the vicinity while trying this method.
Microwavable popcorn
This all in one package typically includes a specially made bag with the oil and popcorn already prepared in set amounts. Simply set the popcorn setting on your microwave and wait for delicious popcorn. If you have problems with burning or under popped popcorn, you can ensure delicious popcorn every time using the same method for microwaving air popped popcorn. Listen! When the pops reduce to 1 pop every couple of seconds, it's ready. No more under popped or over popped corn!
Machine made popcorn
If you are serious about your popcorn than you will love the movie theater quality of machine made popcorn. This is the sort of popcorn you get at the theater, fairs, and other festivals. Machine made popcorn is the best way to make large scale amounts of popcorn, and their automated settings allow for you to never suffer burnt popcorn ever again. You don't need a huge popcorn maker in order to enjoy machine made popcorn at home—there are small ones available for any household.
Stove top popcorn
You can save money and enjoy healthier snacks by cooking popcorn on the stove. Use coconut oil or other oils with a high smoking point, and just cover the bottom of the pan with the oil. Let it heat up, and then toss a few kernels into the oil. Cover the pan and give it an occasional shake. When those kernels pop, you'll know the oil is hot enough for the rest of your popcorn kernels. Add the rest, cover so they aren't popping all over your kitchen, and shake until the popping reduces to 1-2 per second. You've made great popcorn with a healthier oil than butter by cooking it on the stove top!
There are a huge variety of ways to make popcorn. Find new ways to mix it up by changing toppings and cooking methods. You'll always find something new for your favorite snack!


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Erectile dysfunction, which means problem in men to get a satisfactory erection as there is less circulation of blood to the penis, usually affects men of above 65 years age. But there are exceptional cases too of erectile dysfunction at early age too. Unlike popular misconception, ED is very much curable.
1.Diet– Avoid foods which contain excessive amount of fats, high cholesterol, saturated food items, fast foods, and oily foods, animal based products. Keep in mind to maintain the zinc level in the blood. Decrease in zinc leads to erectile dysfunction.
2. L-Arginine– It is an amino acid that helps to soothe the blood vessels when it produces the nitric oxide needed for this process. The dosage of L-Arginine should not exceed the limit of 2 grams per day. It is available in tablet form at medical stores. Relaxing the muscles results in smooth flow of blood to the penis, thereby enhancing erection. L-Arginine is also known as "natural Viagra" as it is easily found in meat, dairy products, fish and poultry. Note that this has side effects such as gastric problem (due to increase in stomach acid), aggravates ulcers and increases potassium levels in the body which is harmful for liver.
3. Physical Exertion- Decrease in stress levels helps to improve one's libido. How to reduce stress? By relaxation, meditation, exercise, proper breathing, and eating whole grain foods. Live in this world but still be detached- half of your stress will vanish away.
4. Herbs– Gingko and Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera or the Indian Ginseng) are two main herbs for ED treatment. Erectile dysfunction caused as a side effect of anti-depressants is caused by the gingko herb. Some studies say gingko is no better than placebo but still gingko helps. Gingko relaxes the muscles and fastens the blood flow. Indian Ginseng boosts the stamina and sexual energy but it has the side effect of inducing sleepiness or drowsiness.
5. Water– Increase in weight is sometimes a cause of ED too. Drink lots of water daily, every two hours, to lose weight. Our mind cannot distinguish between hunger pain and thirst pains, so drink water whenever you feel you are hungry. Or drink water soluble products to supplement your food. It helps in cholesterol and fluidity of the body.


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The Regional Air Ambulances provide an emergency retrieval and treatment service. For example in the case of a serious accident or sudden critical illness to the nearest hospital. We provide planned fixed wing transfers over long distances within the UK for children up to the age of 16 in order to receive the best possible care for their condition.
Fixed wing aircraft are more suited to flying long distances without a stopover, are less subject to noise and vibration and can fly in a wider range of weather conditions. They also have more space for the specialist medical team and equipment.
We do not have our own aircraft as the cost of keeping a specially equipped light aircraft constantly on standby would be far too expensive. Instead we use a specialist air ambulance charter service, Capital Air Ambulance, who provide exactly what we need when we need it.
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Question: when can I shower? Do I need to stand for awhile? Can O sit down? Can I wear clothes?
Answer: The directions should be on the bottle. The best is to apply it in the evening, make sure that it is dry before you sit down or wear any dark, loose clothes. Shower in the morning to give your tan the best chance to develop to it's fullest potential.
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This video has been a total dilemma to get online. I had it up on YouTube and it would not display due to copyright issues with the music I downloaded with it. The solution I ended up coming up with was to download it to YouTube in a Part I and Part II version, and I ended up downloading the free YouTube music; so I could avoid copyright issues again. This way I can share the fun outing my friend Brian and I had on July 25th. It is kind of old news now, and I like to report the most up to date fishing reports. This is simply going to be a watch and enjoy video. Check it out hooked up to the big screen and sit back on the couch. The combined time of the two videos (which combined makes the entire video) is over 24 minutes. Enjoy!
It has been a cooler summer, but we will have a heat spell sometime (I assume); so if you would like to go on a smallmouth bass fly fishing guided trip, then call me at (541)-232-6360 or email me at email@example.com.


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The deep integration of IIS7 and ASP.NET provides both IIS7 administrators and ASP.NET developers with new and exciting programming tools, techniques, and approaches that were not possible with earlier versions of IIS. With this book, Dr. Shahram Khosravi presents you with the only resource to focus exclusively on the key features of this exciting integration.
You'll get in-depth coverage of all the major systems that make up the IIS7 and ASP.NET integrated infrastructure, detailed explanations on how they work, guidance on how to use them in your own applications, and techniques for extending them to meet your application requirements.
Packed with detailed code walkthroughs and in-depth analyses of numerous real-world examples - all written and tested with Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, ASP.NET 2.0, and ASP.NET 3.5 (Visual Studio 2008), this book helps you gain the skills, knowledge, and experience you need to use and to extend the major systems that make up the IIS7 and ASP.NET integrated infrastructure.
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Beside our listings platform eLocations.com, we are developing the smart contract for leases. The use of the technology's permanent, public, and tamper-proof qualities to store and run automated contracts is the most exciting blockchain application. Smart contracts are faster to set-up, more transparent, and less open to challenge and litigation than traditional contracts. And within the next decade billions of commercial lease contracts will be decentralised on the Blockchain. More details are explained in the Whitepaper.
The global retail real estate market is fragmented, opaque and offline.
The industry is vast, with millions of stores worldwide.
No visibility across the market for retailers to see all available retail property, or to find detailed location intelligence.
This is inefficient. Wasting time, money and creating costly mistakes.
Decision making is extremely limited.
The Commercial Properties Market Place & Blockchain Revolution.
We switch millions of offline paper contracts into online smart contracts on the blockchain and transform the retail property business with Big Data from the bricks to the clicks.
The mission is to build the worlds most trusted and powerful retail property marketplace to empower global retail brands as well as property owners, investors and real estate brokers with information and tools to make intelligent location decisions.
Our aim is to analyze and cover all store openings on the map globally. These new shops are located in the 500+ most important shopping streets for the top retail brands, like e.g. Fifth Avenue, Causeway Bay, New Bond Street and Rue Saint Honore.
Furthermore, our aim is to provide real estate and turnover data of 3 million retail properties and boutiques for fashion retail in prime locations worldwide.
Read more about our solutions in our whitepaper.
Tenants can securely and safely execute a legal contract which is signed by the parties using their Blockchain keys / identities and then immutably store that contract on the Blockchain. This can be done in seconds without wasting paper or crucial time. Because of the massive database of eLocations and the big transparency they can check and compare other rates to get average rates.
Landlords can shorten the vacancy time and are able to compare rents and prices of neighbour or similar retail properties. eLocations enables an easy, fast and secure collection of rents thanks to the LocationToken. The own Blockchain technology makes low transaction costs possible.
eLocations makes it easy for brokers to identify potential tenants and increase their own location portfolio. As the first platform we are providing brokers with location intelligence and exact data about the demand side, so that they have to do only 10 instead of 100 calls to find the new tenant or buyer.
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Theatrical Film Poster
|Written by
|Tony Marchant
|Directed by
|Alex Chapple
|Shawn Ashmore
David Suchet
Joanne Whalley
|Theme music composer
|Gary Koftinoff
|Country of origin
|Original language(s)
|Scott Garvie
Laura Harbin
Noel Hedges
|Miroslaw Baszak
|Ralph Brunjes
|Running time
|90 minutes
|Production company(s)
|Big Tree Productions
Pope Productions
Shaftesbury Films
|Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
|Original release
Diverted is a 2009 CBC made-for-TV miniseries. The film was directed by Alex Chapple based on the screenplay by Tony Marchant. Diverted is a fictionalized account inspired by what actually happened to the people of Gander, Newfoundland, and the passengers and crews on the airliners diverted by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) during the 9/11 attacks in Operation Yellow Ribbon.
On September 11, 2001, as information seeps out about the 9/11 attacks on the US, the FAA begins directing all remaining aircraft in the air to nearby airports, completely clearing the skies. A total of 38 transatlantic flights at or near their "point of no return" (also known as the "point of safe return") are diverted to the nearest airport in Canada, Gander, Newfoundland. The anxious passengers leaving on business and vacation trips have no idea why their flights are being sent to a remote town in Canada. With wild rumours spreading, one British airliner's crew tells the passengers what is known, that a terrorist attack has taken place in the United States.
Personal stories emerge, with Mike Stiven (Shawn Ashmore), the air traffic controller at Gander meeting and falling in love with Alia Ramaswami (Anita Majumdar), a woman on one of the diverted airliners. Like many other passengers, New Yorker Samuel Stearn (David Suchet) is desperate to contact his son, who was in the World Trade Center. Marion Price (Joanne Whalley) and Andrew Tyler (Colin Buchanan) are other passengers who are brought together by their shared experiences.
The town of Gander mobilizes in Operation Yellow Ribbon to welcome the stranded passengers and crews, finding food and accommodations for everyone. Even years later, the connection between the stranded British, European and American travellers with their Canadian hosts remains strong.
- Shawn Ashmore as Mike Stiven
- David Suchet as Samuel Stearn
- Joanne Whalley as Marion Price
- Colin Buchanan as Andrew Tyler
- Anita Majumdar as Alia Ramaswami
- Liisa Repo-Martell as Eileen Northbrook
- Anousha Alamianv as Jamal Hassani
- Karen LeBlanc as Nadine
- Mark Caven as Captain Montgomery Crawford
- David Christo as First Officer Paul Denman
- Amy Rutherford as Stewardess
- Rick Boland as Major Reg Bowers
- Greg Malone as Joe Vernon
- Philip Churchill as Nick
- Susan Kent as Dori
- RJ Parrish as Ahmed
Of the total of 200 aircraft flying over the Atlantic at the time of the 9/11 attacks, 38 flights were diverted to Gander, bringing 6,600 passengers and crew to a town of 9,000. Diverted was filmed during 2008 in the locations where the events occurred, including Gander, as well as St. John's, Newfoundland, Hamilton, Ontario, and London where many of the flights originated.[1]
Diverted was shown as a mini-series on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) network. Critics noted the personal stories were interesting, but the slow pace of the production bogged it down. Reviewer David Nusair commented, "There's little doubt that Diverted, despite the inherently compelling nature of its premise, never quite becomes anything more than a mildly watchable movie-of-the-week …"[2] Gander's story, even though fictionalized, did make a difference for British reviewer Andy Webb: "… alongside these various storylines about the passengers and friendships it also delivers a heart warming story."[3]
Awards and honours
At the 2009 Gemini Awards, David Suchet won for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Dramatic Program or Mini-Series. Tony Marchant was also nominated for a 2009 Gemini in the category, Best Writing in a Dramatic Program or Mini-Series.[4]
Director Alex Chapple was nominated for the 2009 DGC Craft Award (Direction - Television Movie/Mini-Series) from the Directors Guild of Canada.[4]
See also
- ^ "Locations: Diverted (2009)." IMDb. Retrieved: September 4, 2014.
- ^ Nusair, David. "Diverted". Reel Film Reviews, April 14, 2010. Retrieved: September 1, 2014.
- ^ Webb, Andy. "Diverted (2009)." The Movie Scene, 2014. Retrieved: September 1, 2014.
- ^ a b "24th Annual Gemini Awards Nominations." The Globe and Mail (archives), 2009. Retrieved: September 1, 2014.


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For my Visual Journalism class (JOU3109C) at the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications, our first project for the course was a to create scalable images in Adobe Illustrator — a software that I wasn't familiar with until now. We had to select a broad topic to which we could devote an entire semester's portfolio to and here is the result for the first project: a magazine spread devoted to modern day feminism and women's health.
Out of the three items in the project, I liked the way my magazine spread turned out the most, because at that point I was most familiar with how to work inDesign after much trial and error.
I really enjoyed the process of learning and getting familiar with the intuitive interface of Adobe Illustrator and can't wait to make more projects with it.
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Optimal Tariffs: The Evidence
Christian Broda, Nuno Limão, David Weinstein
NBER Working Paper No. 12033
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Broda and Weinstein would like to thank the NSF for generous funding under grant NSF #0214378. Limão gratefully acknowledges the excellent research assistance of Piyush Chandra and the financial support of the IMF research department where he was a resident scholar during part of this research. We wish to thank Stephanie Aaronson, Fernando Alvarez, Kyle Bagwell, Alan Deardorff, Peter Debaere, Bill Ethier, John Romalis, Robert Staiger two anonymous referees and the editor for extremely useful and detailed comments. We also thank seminar participants at various institutions for numerous comments and suggestions (CEPR trade meeting Summer 2006, Chicago Fed, Empirical Investigations in Trade 2006, Dartmouth College, Harvard University, International Monetary Fund, Midwest International Economics Spring 2006, NBER ITI meeting Winter 2006, Princeton University, Johns Hopkins, Syracuse University, University of Chicago, University of Virginia, University of Wisconsin). The views expressed in this paper are those of the authors.
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WordPress is a web software you can use to create a beautiful website or blog. We like to say that WordPress is both free and priceless at the same time.
The core software is built by hundreds of community volunteers, and when you're ready for more there are thousands of plugins and themes available to transform your site into almost anything you can imagine. Over 60 million people have chosen WordPress to power the place on the web they call "home".
Figure 1: Wordpress
Menus can contain sub-menus can display pages, categories or post links to another website, or even all of it together. You can do all this and more with the WordPress editor menu.
After version 3.0, creating menus in WordPress has become very important because managers are used to reproduce the menu. On the menu, you can create links, pages and integrate file.
In previous versions management menu items was done through many pages will your site possessed. From now we gain an important feature to create custom menus regardless of the amount and content of pages created.
Importantly, for use all features of menus in WordPress, your theme should be compatible with them.
Some plugins need to be configured. Would not it be interesting to suggest the user to change the value one or another variable in PHP file of the plugin to configure it as desired. WordPress allows administrative pages are created and through them we can provide the user with an interface that allows you to configure and interact with the plugin.
WordPress menus are created "on the fly", ie, they are recreated each time any of the pages of the administration. Menus are dynamic and allow themselves to be modified or added new items and subitems.
Enabling and registering the menu
In functions.php of your theme, add the code in Listing 1:
Listing 1: Adding functions
[cce lang="php"] if ( function_exists( 'register_nav_menu' ) ) { register_nav_menu( 'my_menu', 'This is my first menu' ); register_nav_menu( 'second_menu', 'This is my second menu' ); } [/cce]
Firstly, we verify the function register_nav_menu. Inside the function, we have two parameters, which are: menu name (preferably without spaces and lowercase) and the menu description. Both are required in this function.
This function now enables support for menus.
Returning the menu
Add the following code where you want the return the menu:
Listing 2: Returning Menu
[cce lang="php"] wp_nav_menu( array( 'menu' => 'my_menu', 'theme_location' => 'my_menu', 'container' => 'div', 'container_class' => 'class_of_container', 'container_id' => 'id_of_container', 'menu_class' => 'class_of_menu', 'echo' => true, 'menu_id' => 'id_of_menu', 'before' => ", 'after' => ", 'link_before' => ", 'link_after' => ", 'depth' => 0, 'walker' => ", ) ); [/cce]
As noted, the function wp_nav_menu receives some parameters, for the avoidance of doubt, better explain below.
- menu: The menu name you want to return (value determined in function register_menu)
- theme_location: Where will be located the menu (value determined on the function register_menu)
- container: If any tag will involve menu list
- container_class: Classes of container
- container_id: The ID of the container
- menu_class: Classes of menu list
- menu_id: The ID of the menu list
- echo: Used to return the menu, since its value is false, the menu will not be returned or visible.
- before: If any item before you enter the menu
- after: If an item then enter the menu
- link_before: If any element comes before the link
- link_after: If any element comes after the menu
- depth: How many levels of hierarchy should be included
- walker: Object to the customization menu
Activating Description
To complete the explanation, the WordPress Menus contains an option for menus description. It is a better way to explore the content and also explain a little more the parameter walker, which was a bit difficult to understand.
First, activate the description like this: Open the menu section in the admin panel and go to Screen Options and enable the Description.
Figure 2: Activating description
We will customize the menu to get the description information, in functions.php add the code in Listing 3:
Listing 3: Customizing menu
[cce lang="php"] /* Code by: http://www.kriesi.at/archives/improve-your-wordpress-navigation-menu-output */ class description_walker extends Walker_Nav_Menu { function start_el(&$output, $item, $depth, $args) { global $wp_query; $indent = ( $depth ) ? str_repeat( "\t", $depth ) : "; $class_names = $value = "; $classes = empty( $item->classes ) ? array() : (array) $item->classes; $class_names = join( ' ', apply_filters( 'nav_menu_css_class', array_filter( $classes ), $item ) ); $class_names = ' class="'. esc_attr( $class_names ) . '"'; $output .= $indent . ' ID . '"' . $value . $class_names .'>'; $attributes = ! empty( $item->attr_title ) ? ' title="' . esc_attr( $item->attr_title ) .'"' : "; $attributes .= ! empty( $item->target ) ? ' target="' . esc_attr( $item->target ) .'"' : "; $attributes .= ! empty( $item->xfn ) ? ' rel="' . esc_attr( $item->xfn ) .'"' : "; $attributes .= ! empty( $item->url ) ? ' href="' . esc_attr( $item->url ) .'"' : "; $prepend = ''; $append = ''; $description = ! empty( $item->description ) ? ' '.esc_attr( $item->description ).' ' : "; // Here is where the information is the description if($depth != 0) { $description = $append = $prepend = ""; } $item_output = $args->before; $item_output .= ''; $item_output .= $args->link_before .$prepend.apply_filters( 'the_title', $item->title, $item->ID ).$append; $item_output .= $description.$args->link_after; // here where the description is being returned $item_output .= ''; $item_output .= $args->after; $output .= apply_filters( 'walker_nav_menu_start_el', $item_output, $item, $depth, $args ); } } [/cce]
The above code was created a class which returns the menu item <li >. Is commented in the code where you will find the codes description. It is necessary to understand a little bit of PHP to change this code and further customize your menu.
To return this class, we will use the walker menu, change the value, like this:
[cce lang="php"]'walker' => new description_walker() [/cce]
You can specify the value of the description in the same place where you changed the menu information.
In this article we saw how to create menus and edit your own wordpress admin panel with pages and links. I hope you liked and until the next article.


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This week, we've got a special segment of Dispatches of the Dirt brought to you by Terrainforma's Danielle Dolgoy and Hamdi Issawi. Find out how the magical Evans Cherry came to be in Edmonton's supposedly unforgiving climate!
The Tale of the Evans Cherry
Gardeners and farmers alike are all limited to the zones they live in. Since the 1960's Agriculture Canada has been publishing a national map of Plant Hardiness Zones to help farmers and gardeners plan their crops to ensure their plantings can withstand the at times extreme temperatures to make it to harvest time. When it comes to fruit trees, most people consider the the temperate zones of the Okanagan Valley in BC or Ontario's southern green belt as the quintessential food-producing areas. Most of us don't associate the "Gateway to the North", as a bountiful agricultural area.
Despite this perception of Edmonton as a frigidly cold place where very little can grow, north of the city boasts some of the finest soil in the country, classified as "Number 1 Special". That's where the Evans Cherry tree was first documented. And that tree has proliferated over time to become a ubiquitous feature in people's back yards. Many folks don't even know how delicious those cherries actually are.
Danielle set out on a mission to learn more about the Evans Cherry, where it came from, and who the mysterious man behind the tree's distribution across Edmonton and throughout North America was.
If you'd like to learn more about the Evans Cherry, Ken Riske at Mill Creek Nursery loves to talk about it and other species he raises on his farm.
Links: Mill Creek Nursery, Government of Alberta Agriculture, DNA Gardens, Plant Hardiness
What's Happening
Wednesday Night Walks – Guelph, Ontario, Arboretum, August 20 + 27 at 7 PM
You can come out to the Arboretum this Wednesday night and learn to be a Bat Detective. For example: Did you know bats are pollinators? And that they're great for controlling pests? Learn all about these nocturnal creatures and how we can help them thrive in Ontario. The cost is two dollars; kids under five are free.
3rd Annual Thebacha & Wood Buffalo Dark Sky Festival – Wood Buffalo National Park, August 21 to 24
Celebrate our little view of the universe at the Dark Sky Festival in Wood Buffalo National Park! Join in some night sky viewing with telescopes and binoculars in the world's largest dark sky preserve. There will also be festival meals, camping, and keynote presentations.
Growing Green Sustainability Festival – Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, August 21 to 24
Growing Green Sustainability Festival is a colourful introduction to the idea that we can work together to ensure that all human and non-human communities have a home on our planet. There will be a local dinner, a film festival by the river, and bus tour of environmentally friendly businesses and organizations working in Lunenburg County.
Edmonton Repairathon and Clothing Swap – Edmonton, Alberta, John Walter Museum, August 24 from 1-3 PM
The John Walter museum (near the Kinsmen Sports Centre) is hosting a repairathon and clothing swap. On Sunday August 24, bring your damaged clothes and have them repaired by volunteers. They'll do buttons, hems, rips, tears and zippers if you bring your own. There is a 1 to 2 limit item per person and they ask you only bring clean clothes and no under garments please!
The event is free and there is limited parking so it's recommended to use public transit.


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The aim of the studies at newARTschool is the unfolding and education of artistic abilities and not the piling up of knowledge. A path of careful practice and intensive study of the development of art and man directs the artistic abilities to the future. The content approaches the task from two sides: practice and study in the course, experience and acheivement in the work, opening and recognition in thought.
The main focus is an intensive study of art history, contemporary and historical, and the study of the thought of anthroposophy. With the additional support of eurythmy we aim to push through our habitual ideas of what art and man is to breathe a bit of the fresh air of the future.
How do we come to pictures that lie deeper than our every day picture of the world? How do we find new pictures, the source of pictures? Diametrically oppossed to the observation of nature we endeavour to awaken pictures out of the soul, also through series of practices devoted to this end. We attempt to come into day dreaming, to the place where sleeping unexpected, imaginative picture worlds arise before the soul, and when possible to let this inspire our brushwork.
Artistic Language
Emphasis is placed upon the development of different artistic languages. When you work with a certain language what do you hope to achieve? Which is the correct artistic solution when I want to work with different realms of nature? The range of possibilities are worked through to free us from a certain style (also our own) to penetrate to other creative regions.
We research the riddles of colour in close connection with the riddles of the soul. We learn to experience colour as substance, light and gesture of the soul as one and the same. We learn to be adept in the work with colour, to raise our conceptual ability and sensitivity to colour to the point where all colour theories dissipate and we feel at home in the world of colour.
The world of line and form, the most elementary graphic modes require our special attention. What lives in the form? What qualities do the different lines have? How does the perceived form, the model or figure, correspond to the expression that I seek? The research of figurative drawing between perception and expression, the bringing out of the drawing elements in order to come from model to work, the drawing as depiction of a theme, and many further questions are thoroughly explored.
The schooling of perception, to observe our abilities exactly, is the starting point for an exact understanding of the world. Whether we look out into the world or we look into the soul, in the process of becoming artists we must care for this exact and clear view. Drawing and observation of nature serves to show the way forward as a practice method. It teaches us to differentiate between perception and our inner pictures of reality.
The learning of the fundamental technical requirements of painting is the basis of all the exercises. Students establish abilities and knowledge of a range of painting and artistic techniques. Oil, pastells, and a range of drawing means are studied and practiced. The choice of technique in the end is free, consolidated through an extensive experience of the different painting and drawing possibilities.
- Foundation Diploma: 3 years study in art, painting and anthroposophy.
- Diploma in Painting: 1 year study consolidating and following the foundation study.
- Diploma in Book Illustration: 1 year study consolidating and following the foundation study.
- Pedagogical qualification coordinated by Academy for anthroposophical Pedagogics (AfaP)
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Further Education in English at the neueKUNSTschule in Basel
Art and Modern Western Spirituality Art Program in English
Three Terms at the neueKUNSTschule in Basel, Switzerland
From 21 September 2015 the neueKUNSTschule Basel will be providing a new program in English. The course will consist of three terms, each lasting 11 to 12 weeks. Each term can be attended individually. All three terms together qualify as first year of the full artistic training and diploma of the neueKUNSTschule.
Admission interviews present the training and are an oppurtunity to clarify individual aims and wishes as to whether the training is what you are looking for. mail(at)neuekunstschule.ch
Registration: Please send us your application in writing with your signature to the office of the school and enclose two passport size photos and a résumé.


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By Brenda Tremblay ~ Posted Sun, 04/10/2011 - 8:46am
Monday, April 11th is the birth anniversary (in 1891) of one of my favorite composers, Sergei Prokofiev. Okay, there's some confusion here since, if you follow the Gregorian calendar, it's April 23th. Nonetheless, his third piano concerto dashes and sings, his symphonies and ballets come spiced with wonder. Here's what's airing this week in the early mornings on Classical 91.5.
Monday, April 11
Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake, Ruins of Athens (Beethoven), Alberto Ginastera
On Composer's Datebook: Mozart and Allegri
On the Writer's Almanac: the single most beautiful thing in the world
FEATURE Meet Rochester's 2011 "Classical Idol," soprano Kathryn Lewek.
Tuesday, April 12
Music by Vivaldi, Liszt, John Adams
On Composer's Datebook: Loeffler's Quartet
Writer's Almanac: the best year of her life
Wednesday, April 13
Pieces by Arthur Honegger, Henry Purcell, two rivers (The Moldeau, Old and Lost)
On Composer's Datebook: Goldberg and Rzewski
Writer's Almanac: truth in advertising
Thursday, April 14
Music by Jacques Ibert, Benjamin Britten, CPE Bach
On Composer's Datebook: Mozart's "Coronation" Concerto
Writer's Almanac: love like a star
Friday, April 15
Mozart, Elgar, the Waltz King, and Ravel's Piano concerto in G
On Composer's Datebook: Converse salutes Henry Ford
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Lynne Ramsay's "We Need to Talk About Kevin" won best film at the 55th BFI London Film Festival.
Ramsay, who accepted the award with her co-writer and husband Rory Kinnear, reminded the audience that she had won the fest's Sutherland Award for her debut, "Ratcatcher," 12 years earlier.
This year's Sutherland Award for the most original and imaginative first film went to Pablo Giorgelli for his Argentinian road movie, "Las Acacias."
First-time actress Candese Reid, the 18-year-old star of low-budget Brit film "Junkhearts," won the best British newcomer award.
Werner Herzog's "Into the Abyss" took the Grierson Award for docu. Jury chairman Simon Curtis said the jury was unanimous that two other films were equally deserving of the prize — Don Argott and Demian Fenton's "Last Days Here" and Katie Galloway and Kelly Duane de la Vega's "Better This World."
Prizes were handed out on the fest's penultimate night at LSO St. Lukes, a converted church now home to the London Symphony Orchestra. The fest, which opened Oct. 12 with "360," closes Thursday with Terence Davies' "The Deep Blue Sea."
Ralph Fiennes and David Cronenberg were each given BFI Fellowships, the highest honor handed out by the British Film Institute.


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Detroit, Michigan USA – (NealReed Wire) Executive producer Cheryle Neal Reed today announced that the independent film, QUEEN TIGER, a romantic comedy, will be filmed in Detroit, Oakland and Cleveland. Producers are also considering other locations. Principal photography will begin in 2013-2014. The story of the romance of a returning serviceman and and a call girl, QUEEN TIGER was written by screenwriter Richard Lofton. George Leslie Hicks will edit the full length feature film, and casting is now in progress. For additional information, contact Neal Reed, at 510-730-0011.
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Mid-State Industrial is a leading provider of pump remanufacturing with a 40-year, proven track record of cross-industry success. What makes Mid-State the ideal partner is our exceptional capability of doing everything in-house. No other provider offers this level of turnkey solutions which means the highest degree of accountability combined with high quality, cost savings, and greater productivity for your business.
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Manbik International, founded in 2004, is a leading exporter and supplier of graded used clothing, mixed rags and scrap metal, locally and internationally. They export used clothing to Tanzania, Kenya, Angola, Sierra Leone, Ghana, South America, and are are in the process of expanding business to Benin/Uganda and DRC.
Manbik were looking for a professionally designed logo to help establish themselves further in the marketplace. We went through the creative process together and came up with a design that reflects the company's ideals perfectly. A new website was created, as well as business cards. Now, Manbik looks to expand their business with a strong and relevant brand image.
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From E*Trade To Twitter
Yesterday I sold the gold and silver stocks in my E*Trade account. Gold worked for me, silver did not, but I wanted to rotate out of commodities and into tech.
Around mid-day, the following updates appeared in my twitter stream:
Here's how this happened. Covestor, a Union Square Ventures portfolio company, tracks my E*Trade account and collects all the buy and sell activity in my portfolio. They just added the option to automatically post all trades to Twitter. So I turned that option on yesterday morning (settings, import/export for those of you who use Covestor).
I just put a couple market orders in today to complete the rotation out of commodities and into tech so those that follow me on twitter will see updates when those orders are filled.
I love how all these web services are getting stitched together by us (the users). It's the foundation of the web we are building, an open and connected web controlled by the end users.
This makes five out of the past ten blog posts where I have mentioned one of our portfolio companies. Apparently it's gotten out of hand:
Fred – There's 4 posts about your portfolio companies in the last
3 days… I hate to say it but this blog is starting to feel like a
bunch of advertising for companies you invest in. If I wanted to read
about pinch media, outside.in, return path and disqus every day I could
to go their company blogs.
I'll try to cut down the advertisements and get back to the regularly scheduled programming, but there are some exciting things going on in our portfolio that are the result of ideas expressed on this blog every day. My work and this blog are one and the same. So the ads will continue, but I do take the point.


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U18s Win The Cup
Tuesday 16th December 2014
A dominant performance at the Llandarcy Academy of Sport earned Llan the Luke Willis memorial trophy.
Llan earned their right to play in the final back in July when the Senior management decided to enter an under 18s side into Union Rangers' summer tournament to boost the players' match practice ahead of their first season in senior football. All 13 players that played in this final are currently registered at senior level for Llan and all have played for the senior teams.
Team: Leon Randell, Llyr Parkman, Rhodri Parkman, Cai Morris-Daniels, Tom Rees, Lloyd Francis, Jordan Badman, Daniel Phillips, Tom Roberts, Daniel Breddy, Josh Burdess, Fraser Dickson, Owain Thomas.
With the exception of the Parkman twins, our team would all be under 17s if they played at their own age group. Our opponents from Bridgend play together every week as a youth team in the South Wales Youth League and after a tough draw at the summer tournament, we knew we would have to work hard to win.
The 3G artificial pitch at Llandarcy allowed for a fluid and fluent passing game which suited our players down to the ground. From Leon in goal and the back four out, the performance was built upon patience patient build ups in which we passed the ball intelligently before creating openings for the ever threatening forward line.
The opening goal of the shortened 70 minute game came from Tom Roberts' exquisite finish after 20 minutes. He'd been put through on goal by Dan Phillips' defence splitting pass.
Fraser Dickson added Llan's second mid-way through the second half with a terrific strike from 25 yards. Full back Rhodri Parkman was again in an advanced position causing no end of problems for our opponents' right hand side. His lay off gave Fraser the space to time his shot to perfection.
Jordan Badman rounded off the night with a wonderful strike from 25 yards. It was thoroughly deserved and capped off a fine individual performance from the 16 year old. He clearly enjoyed his key role in the centre of midfield for Llan.
The performance and result was a timely reminder just before Christmas of the potential of our senior squad. It is so young currently as the majority of this cup winning squad have been in and out of the First team this season. It will take time to convert youth success into senior success and patience is needed but for now we celebrate this excellent win!Tweet