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Hanifa Deen is a Western Australian writer of Pakistani ancestry. She is a great believer in women reinventing themselves and her career has spanned teaching, research, the public service, the media and now — in what she calls the final leg of her journey — writing.
Winner, New South Wales Premier's Literary Award, 1996
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Over 75% of Silver Bow County residents caste their ballots this election.
The Clerk and Recorder's Office says the biggest voter turnout in Silver Bow County history was over 78 percent, putting this election in 2nd place with just over 74 percent.
Chris Ackerman has been working as an election officials for several years.
He says he has never seen so many people voting at the polls.
"This is absolutely the largest turnout I've ever seen. I think there's an enormous amount at stake and everybody knows that, everybody's out here to do their right and vote," says Ackerman.
People of all ages went to the polls at the Butte Civic Center Tuesday.
Ackerman says he saw the largest number of young people vote in this election.
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by Carolyn Classen on Mar. 04, 2013, under Arts, Education, LifeThe Tucson Festival of books is in its 5th year.
See www.tucsonfestivalofbooks.org for complete list of authors, exhibitors, etc. for this wildly popular book festival held every March on the University of Arizona mall. Free event, free parking around the UA Campus. Two years ago our Tucsoncitizen.com news source had a booth there.
March 9 and 10, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. both days.
New this year, my husband UA University Distinguished Professor (and 2012 Arizona Professor of the Year) Albrecht Classen will be signing his 2012 Southwestern book, "The Letters of the Swiss Jesuit Missionary Philipp Segesser (1689-1762)" on both days of the festival. Swiss missionary Segesser followed in the footsteps of early Jesuit missionary Father Eusebio Kino into the Sonoran region of Arizona.
The Arizona Center for Medieval & Renaissance Studies (ACMRS) in Tempe, Arizona published this book last year (click here for previous post). The ACMRS festival booth will be #141 just south of the University of Arizona Bookstore booth, directly south of the west end of the UA Memorial Student Union.
Also published in 2012 by Lexington Books is "Early History of the Southwest through the Eyes of German-Speaking Jesuit Missionaries" (about Father Kino, Father Segesser, and others) by my husband.
At 10 a.m. on Saturday March 9, Professor Classen will join Professor Donald Weinstein in a talk in the UA Student Union Ventana Room upstairs (level 4):
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When: Saturday 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Where: Student Union – Ventana Room
Genre: Biography/Memoir
Albrecht Classen
Donald Weinstein
Weinstein is the author of the biography, "Savonarola: The Rise and Fall of a Renaissance Prophet." It presents an original interpretation of the 15th century friar's prophetic career. Donald Weinstein is a Professor Emeritus in the UA Dept. of History, where he was formerly Department Head.
Moderator: Hester Oberman (daughter of the late Dr. Heiko Oberman, renowned UA Regents Professor of History). She is an Adjunct Professor in the Religious Studies Dept.at the University of AZ.
Join these three UA Professors in a fascinating discussion about early modern clerics, their religious passion, and impact on their societies.
And enjoy all the many exhibitors, authors, performances at this wonderful book festival. I've been attending every year and it's always a fun-filled, intellectually stimulating, and popular event for all. It's also very children friendly with lots of entertainment and activities for the kids.


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Goran Dragic was injured with 22.1 seconds left in the second quarter of the Phoenix Suns game against the New York Knicks Wednesday on a dangerous play.
Dragic was attempting a transition lay-up when J.R. Smith undercut him on a breakaway causing him to take a bad fall. Smith was charged with a flagrant foul one but was allowed to stay in the game. He could still face further discipline from the league.
The Suns' point guard did not return in the second half after suffering hip, wrist and back contusions.
Dragic finished the game with just four points and three assists on 2-6 shooting. He turned the ball over one time.
For the season, the point guard is averaging 14.1 points and 6.2 assists for the Suns this season.
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fatsoforgetsoHá 11 meses
I shall be there. In what state I shall be, who knows. Still there's always the Copper Kettle or the Wetherspoons pub to imbue myself…
autexousious-ineffectualHá 11 meses - Organizador
Holy shit people are actually coming, should be good guys!
autexousious-ineffectualHá 11 meses - Organizador
Js but no over 18s please, dont want like loads of random adults turning up, sorry!
imthecookHá 11 meses
eee I'm 19, guess I can't come to your uber gay party in the train station
autexousious-ineffectualHá 11 meses - Organizador
It's a tumblr fucking meetup, something associated with Tumblr, if you dont like meet ups then why the fuck are you here?..
jesusismyvirtu3Há 11 meses
Just to ask, can anyone come? I'm not the most experienced with tumblr,but I love it!
autexousious-ineffectualHá 11 meses - Organizador
Yes:)) but I said no over 18s cos I dont want loads of like adults there, but I can make exceptions if we talk:)
googlemaleHá 10 meses
I'm not coming, but considering this is a public meetup you kinda can't stop >18 tumblr users showing up, and if they do show up, what you going to do about it though?
autexousious-ineffectualHá 10 meses - Organizador
If you're not coming then why are you here?:L I'm saying no over 18s so that people know I would prefer it if it was under 18s, it's not exactly a rule, just a preference haha, but I still dont see why you're here if you're not coming?
hunstantonpierrrHá 8 meses
I want to go to this, but I literally know nobody going and dont want to just be stood on my own haha
allons-y-evaHá 8 meses - Presença confirmada
i'll come, why not i don't have any plans :)
autexousious-ineffectualHá 8 meses - Organizador
Well I dont know anyone either, please come, I want everyone who wants to come to come, trust me I have no friends so I'd take any chance to meet tumblr people:)
autexousious-ineffectualHá 8 meses - Organizador
Well this failed pmsl
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Story | May 23, 2012 | 1:38 PMSouth Dakota Gov. Dennis Daugaard and his predecessor, Mike Rounds, will be the featured speakers May 31 at the Brown County Republicans' Lincoln Day Dinner. The event is at the Aberdeen Ramada, 2727 Sixth Ave. S.E. Social hour begins at 6 p.m. The... -
Story | May 27, 2012 | 5:23 AMS.D. college costs becoming worrisome Escalating costs are endangering postsecondary education in South Dakota. We've been saying that for years. It's simple: As prices rise, South Dakota students may put extra consideration into attending... -
More money correlated with wins in SD Senate races
Story | Nov 8, 2012 | 10:35 AMMany things such as voter registration, issues and personality can contribute to the outcome of an election. But having more money was a common denominator for more than two-thirds of the winning candidates Tuesday in contested races for seats in the... -
Former S.D. governor uncertain about Senate run
Story | Jun 1, 2012 | 1:05 AMFormer South Dakota Gov. Mike Rounds said he has not decided whether he will run for the U.S. Senate in 2014, but he will make a decision by late summer or early fall. Rounds discussed his future plans while in Aberdeen on Thursday as one of the... -
Daugaard's party or the tea party?
Story | Jun 15, 2012 | 9:40 PMPIERRE — The post-election analysis of Republican legislative primaries this spring lumped many races into a mainstream vs. tea partybattle. Some people are appalled that moderate Republicans lost on June 5, while others are appalled that... -
Brand Board achieves peace over latest inspection fee hike
Story | Jun 27, 2012 | 9:30 PMPIERRE — The state Brand Board achieved the remarkable Wednesday. All three of South Dakota's major livestock organizations came together in support of raising the brand-inspection fee by a dime per head to 90 cents. The sides had been... -
Brand Board approves inspection fee hike
Story | Jul 6, 2012 | 1:05 AMPIERRE - The state Brand Board achieved the remarkable on June 27. All three of South Dakota's major livestock organizations came together in support of raising the brand-inspection fee by a dime per head to 90 cents. The sides had been split to varying... -
Secretary of state announces operations director's resignation
Story | Jul 7, 2012PIERRE — Speculation deepened Friday as director of operations Pat Powers resigned from Secretary of State Jason Gant's staff. Sen. Stan Adelstein, R-Rapid City, has requested an official investigation into a variety of political and business... -
GFP will invite public comment on land sales
Story | Jul 9, 2012 | 11:16 PMOn the same day that more private land was bought for public use, the state Game, Fish and Parks Commission agreed Monday public comments should be invited when the commission considers putting GFP land up for sale. The idea came from Chris Hesla,... -
Notebook: A man who spoke for South Dakota
Story | Jan 20, 2012 | 10:57 AMWhether he was in public office or back in private life, Gov. Bill Janklow frequently observed that people didn't get funerals right. He said they almost always waited too long, until after a person was gone, to give the praise and thanks.... -
A man who spoke for South Dakota like no one else
Story | Jan 20, 2012 | 8:53 PMPIERRE — Whether he was in public office or back in private life, Gov. Bill Janklow frequently observed that people didn't get funerals right. He said they almost always waited too long, until after a person was gone, to give the praise and... -
Brand Board seeks increase of ownership inspection fee
Story | Jan 30, 2012 | 10:11 PMPIERRE — The South Dakota Brand Board will formally consider later this winter whether to raise the fee charged for livestock ownership inspections, the board's director told members of the Legislature Monday. Larry Stearns provided the...


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I am known for my pancakes, so trust me on this one! Submitted by AMROZ123 Carbs: 18.2g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 5.2g | Calories: 92.6
This makes an easy weekend brunch or quick breakfast. Submitted by NANALINDA5355 Carbs: 0.9g | Fat: 6.9g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 14.1g | Calories: 125.6
Make this ahead of time and then refrigerate for a quick, protein-packed breakfast that's also portion-controlled. Top with salsa (optional) and serve with toast for a complete breakfast. Submitted by COACH_NICOLE Carbs: 3.9g | Fat: 4g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 5.3g | Calories: 71.3
A delicious breakfast you can make either sweet or savory, that keeps you full all morning (at least)! Submitted by RACHEL_MAC Carbs: 30.2g | Fat: 8g | Fiber: 4g | Protein: 20.2g | Calories: 272.6
Tight on time? This quick breakfast literally takes one minute. Set your stopwatch..and GO! Submitted by KITHKINCAID Carbs: 25.5g | Fat: 9.5g | Fiber: 5g | Protein: 27.1g | Calories: 279
Take this simple, savory breakfast on the go! Submitted by MEYLOSE Carbs: 19.3g | Fat: 10.7g | Fiber: 8.3g | Protein: 19.9g | Calories: 220.9
Breakfast on the go - just like Mom's pumpkin pie! Submitted by BADPANDA Carbs: 28.2g | Fat: 5.5g | Fiber: 5.3g | Protein: 27.6g | Calories: 263.7
These delectable balls are a treat to eat and very filling. Submitted by NEWDAYNEWWAY75 Carbs: 40.9g | Fat: 1.9g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 9.6g | Calories: 217.9
Makes 5 GIANT Oatmeal Raisin Cookies Great for breakfast or a snack. Chewy and Tasty:) Very low-fat and low-calorie! Submitted by TEENUHHH123 Carbs: 33.5g | Fat: 1.2g | Fiber: 3.2g | Protein: 4.8g | Calories: 156.4
A quick and easy on the go breakfast for those busy mornings. Submitted by TABBYKAT75 Carbs: 39.8g | Fat: 1.8g | Fiber: 5.1g | Protein: 16.8g | Calories: 226.7
Granola is incredibly affordable when you make it yourself. This recipe combines some of my favorite ingredients: maple syrup, almond butter and seeds! Submitted by SP_STEPF Carbs: 23.1g | Fat: 11g | Fiber: 3.9g | Protein: 4g | Calories: 198.9
A healthy and yummy way to start a day! Submitted by ESKIDTC Carbs: 40.2g | Fat: 8.8g | Fiber: 6.1g | Protein: 16.7g | Calories: 292.3
Omelet packed with veggies and flavor. Submitted by OOMPALOOMPA26 Carbs: 7.9g | Fat: 8.4g | Fiber: 2.2g | Protein: 7.8g | Calories: 134.9
Power-packed breakfast! Submitted by SELZEY Carbs: 4.3g | Fat: 0.8g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 18.2g | Calories: 106.1
This make-ahead breakfast is perfect for busy mornings or Sunday brunches. And it has half the calories and 1/3 the fat of the original. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 8.4g | Fat: 11.2g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 17.4g | Calories: 206.3


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The York office of the state Department of Transportation released a list of jobs to be performed Monday through Friday. Work is slated to be performed between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Two roads in York County will be closed sometime this week for scheduled work.
Blue Ball Road between Hickory and Pleasant Valley roads in East Hopewell Township, and Pleasant Avenue between New School Lane and Hess Farm Road in North Hopewell Township will be closed for pipe work.
Crews will also be out at various locations throughout the county for boom mowing, brush cutting and bridge cleaning.
Restrictions: There will be lane restrictions, with flaggers in place at most locations, at the following locations:
* Tunnel Hill Road between Route 616 and Days Mill Road in North Codorus Township for roadwork.
* Krebs Road between Routes 616 and 516 in Codorus Township for oil and chipping.
* Old Trail Road between Route 392 and Interstate 83 in Newberry Township for oil and chipping.
* Yocumtown Road between Old Trail and Valley roads in Newberry Township for oil and chipping.
* Nursery Road between Cool Creek Road and Route 124 in Lower Windsor Township for oil and chipping.
* Stonewood Road between Mountain and Millers Mill roads in Springettsbury and Hellam townships for oil and chipping.
* Old Orchard Road between Freysville and Witmer roads in Hellam Township for oil and chipping.
* Kreutz Creek Road between Tower and Tracey School roads in Hellam Township for oil and chipping.
* Creek Road between Route 194 and Kralltown Road in Washington Township for pipe work.
* Woodbine Road between Bridgeton Road and Route 851 in Fawn Township for shoulder work.
* Delta Road between New Bridgeville Road and the state line in Peach Bottom Township for shoulder work.
* Interstate 83 between Exits four and 16 for crack sealing.
* Lewisberry Road between the Conewago Creek and Susquehanna trail in Manchester Township for crack sealing.
Bridge work: Additionally, the Interstate 83 bridge, also called the John Harris Memorial Bridge, over the Susquehanna River in Dauphin County will be down to a single lane during the overnight hours this week.
The work will run from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. Sunday through Friday, Greg Penny, PennDOT spokesman, said in a news release.
Traffic in both directions will be down to a single lane.
County maintenance crews will be repairing the bridge joints and cleaning out drainage facilities on the bridge, Penny said.
Motorists are urged - for their safety as well as for the safety of the work crews - to be alert to the operation and to slow down when approaching and driving through the work zone, he said.
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Thu, May 19, 2011 | 03:58 BST
SOE content development continued through outage
Sony Online Entertainment has resumed service, and boy, has it been busy while we were away.
Mon, Mar 28, 2011 | 02:43 BST
SoE games offering Japan relief donation opportunities
Sony Online Entertainment is offering players the chance to donate to a Japan relief fund by purchasing in-game items in a range of online titles.
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SOE acquires PoxNora game, forms new studio
Sony Online Entertainment has acquired the PoxNora game and its developers from Octopi.
The new members will form SOE's new Tucson studio, and will work with SOE Denver on future trading card and strategy game projects.
"Our strategy and trading card games have been successful beyond our wildest dreams," said John Smedley, president of Sony Online Entertainment.
"Expanding with a great product like PoxNora and the outstanding development team from Octopi gives us a chance to extend our strategy game offerings and enhance the ones we already field."
PoxNora is an online multiplayer trading card game and was released back in 2006.
"We could not be more excited about becoming part of the Sony Online Entertainment family," said Dan Kopycienski, president of Octopi.
"We have always been passionate about developing unique and creative games for our customers, and now with the support of SOE, we will have the opportunity to take our products to that next level."
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For the past 20 years, especially since the introduction of system-of-care philosophy and practices, there have been tensions between community-based and residential treatment providers that serve children, youths, and families in need of mental health care. Community-based mental health providers have voiced concern that their residential treatment colleagues keep children too long and fail to demonstrate the effectiveness of their services. Residential treatment providers have asserted that their community-based colleagues do not collaboratively support their efforts, assist with discharge planning, or provide intensive service options as necessary follow-up. Families and youth have often expressed mixed reactions and opinions about both sets of mental health providers, asking that all providers become more family driven and youth guided and encouraging them to create a more integrated array of services.
In this climate, made all the more complex as systems vie for limited resources, a group of residential and community-based mental health treatment providers, policymakers, families, and youths, under the auspices of the Center for Mental Health Services, began a dialogue in the fall of 2005 to discuss ways to improve relationships and practice. The result was the initiative now known as "Building Bridges."
From this dialogue, a group of national leaders in the field of children's mental health participated in the first Building Bridges summit in June 2006. Inspired by compelling youth and family voices, summit participants drafted and signed a joint resolution of common principles and a shared commitment to a comprehensive, flexible, individualized, strength-based, family-driven, and youth-guided array of culturally and linguistically competent services and supports. More than 20 national mental health organizations and 19 agencies have since endorsed the joint resolution.
Building Bridges calls for restructuring the relationships among residential mental health treatment and community-based providers, families, and youths. The paradigm promotes shared responsibility and shared commitment, regardless of service needs or treatment setting. Accordingly, post-summit activities included identifying residential treatment programs and communities across the country that are implementing innovative practices consistent with the principles of the joint resolution, and seeking input from families and youth about what they consider effective practices.
Among the many promising practices embraced by Building Bridges, the use of child and families teams is fundamental. Teams use a wraparound process that gives treatment planning and service delivery a sense of purpose and accountability. CFTs bring together the expertise of residential treatment and community-based providers and capitalize on the strengths of youth and families as part of a long-term recovery-oriented plan.
Residential treatment programs and their community partners across the nation are improving their efforts to ensure that treatment is family driven and youth guided by implementing practices advocated by Building Bridges such as CFTs; hiring family and youth advocates; developing youth and family advisory councils; providing education and support to increase self-advocacy skills; integrating cultural and linguistic competence; and implementing trauma-informed care, thereby reducing the need for restraint and seclusion.
Advocates and policymakers are recognizing that residential treatment is part of the service array and that coordination and collaboration are essential to improving outcomes.
Below are some ways in which community and residential treatment providers can support the work of Building Bridges:
> Establish relationships and dialogue across all constituent groups, including families, youths, community-based mental health providers, residential treatment providers, advocates, and policymakers.
> Develop protocols and practices to make entry into residential treatment and the transition back to the community a seamless, supportive, and coordinated process.
> Support youths and families during their time in residential treatment programs with participation in community-based mental health programs and support services, thereby facilitating timely and smooth transitions home.
> Continue to implement trauma-informed, family driven, youth guided, culturally and linguistically competent and evidence-based practices.
> Support the development of and become active members of child and family teams.
> Convene meetings and dialogues among constituencies to promote conversations about Building Bridges.
In September 2007, a second summit reinforced the initiative and set an agenda to promote reform across the country. Several workgroups were created, and several products have been developed or are in development: a document on innovative best practices in linking community-based and residential treatment services, a matrix of performance guidelines and indicators, a self-assessment tool for residential treatment and community providers, family and youth "tip sheets," and research to identify needed fiscal and policy reforms. Plans are underway to continue the important work of this initiative and bring the principles of Building Bridges to a national scale. By collaborating as partners, we can ensure that children, youths, and families thrive.


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Twenty years ago, when we did not have as many bolts or as many routes, a few omnious lines stood head a shoulders above the rest, challenging, defiant, and implacable. Death and Transfiguration was one of these routes. The old Erickson guide, and tattered Bible, describes climbing DT as a "renaissance of extinguished arm strength", and I have never forgotten that turn of phrase. The photo of Roger Briggs stemmed under the roof could leave us sleepless and in a sweat of anticipation the night before. The history alone would be worth the walk to DT. Perhaps more like 75 feet than 100 ftee, DT fires up the middle of the GMP yellow West facing wall. Mostly 5.10 climbing through an irregular right leaning crack takes you to the roof at 60 feet. Most of the guides will describe pulling the roof as the strict technical crux. I thought that the traverse right under the roof was more cruxy and harder to protect, done mostly on wires. Load up the roof crack with Camalots and it will feel very secure. It is not a big roof by Rifle standards, but around here it is pretty husky and it does keep going on and on. The upper section of the crack through the roof will take some Friends in the #2 - #4 range. Swim on up over the roof and into the sun and just revel in a brilliant line. While "only 5.11", DT still earns its reputation among climbers of every generation. This is a full-on classic single pitch line and as great a piece of climbing history as Boulder has to offer.
Bring a full rack. Some hardy souls walk off, but a trashy old anchor (now updated with new bolts & Metolius rap hangers) will let you rap safely West about 70 ft or so.
Great climbing and great protection. I thought the technical crux was right near the end where there are some thin moves protected by small stoppers. Well worth the walk!
Actually I thought there were probably 6 individual cruxes starting with the traverse right to the first roof that are each 5.10+ or harder. Near the top there is a good handhold to the left of the thin crack; it is awkward using this hold as it pulls you left away from the crack, where it is more overhanging. I thought one crux (perhaps the hardest) was inching my butt up onto this hold. After that you have a no-hands rest, and it is mere "easy 10" to the top. Needless to say, I only seconded the route, and was hanging all over the place! It is desperate!
Well worth the hike!! This line is steep and sustained, with only marginal rests along the way. I found the lower portion ate meduim and small sized nuts, while the moves along the base of the roof up through the double overhangs inhaled Camalots from #1-#3 (bring 2 #2). The final crux would not be difficult on its own but becomes quite strenuous after the sustained climbing before hand. George, I too enjoyed a no hands rest when I inched my ass up onto the jug on the left side of the final slot! Let's all thank Mr. Briggs for taking one of the best aid lines of his day and transforming it into one of the best free Flatiron testpieces of all time!
Actually, Kristo, I believe this route was put up, on-sight and free by Roger Briggs. He was equipped to aid the route and kept thinking he'd start aiding after the next move, but he kept going. An absolutely brilliant on-sight first ascent and a landmark climb for Roger. This route marked his turn to free climbing almost exclusively. What an enduro route! No move is that super hard, but it is so continuous. One of the hardest parts for me is turning the big "10a" roof. Not! This roof alone is harder than Tombstone (11a) in Eldo.
Haven't done the route yet, but I was hiking up there today. We got on top of the rock and there are two very new Metolius rappel bolts up there. No more old manky bolts to rap off of. Hooray!
This route is steep, juggy, and mostly secure. It climbs kinda like a sport route, although it's trad. There are a few moves that can be either hard, or tricky- you get to choose. I climbed this just last night and Josh Janes followed in fading light (starting from the ranger station at 5:45PM). We both agreed the climb is 5.10+. In my opinion there were 3 cruxes of 5.10c-10d. The hardest move I thought I'd have to do (looked like 5.11) I skipped after finding a hidden hold around a corner. Gear: 1 full set of stoppers, 1 full set cams .5"-3" with a few extra 2.5". It seemed to me that each crux was right by a gold Camalot placement. I doubled down on them just before what I though was going to be a crux and then I didn't have any for "the business." I would have been happy with 1 of everything, but 3 gold Camalots. The quality of this route? CLASSIC. Too bad it's not 4 pitches long! Still, if it were a sport climb, it'd probably be one of the best ones I've ever done, anywhere. Easier for the people who like steep juggy routes, harder for the slab masters.
I thought there were two spots that were at least 5.11a. The initial traversing move to the right and just after the first overhang. I thought everything between was hard .10. I'm not the best at overhangs, but I've done easier 11b in Eldo.
I don't think the quality of this route can be overstated. We wallowed around in the brush for an hour and a half, totally lost, trying to find this thing; it was the only pitch we did all day and I'm still beaming 2 days later--best single pitch I've done in the Boulder area. The final roof, in particular, has some of the coolest moves I've ever done! I was amazed at how doable the route was after looking at it from the ground, which conjured recent memories of being spanked to varying degrees on numerous easier rated roofs in Eldo--Art's Spar, Guenese, Vertigo, Le Toit. I agree with Tony that it could even be as easy as 10+, but for opposite reasons--creative stemming and unusual moves make for better than expected rests (or just do 3 knee-bars like my partner, who frequents Rifle), and sequences that require thought and finesse rather than pure arm-blowing jug-yarding. In fact on the final overhang, it seems easiest not to use the jug at all (except for the butt-rest).
I really like this route, and I've climbed it five times, leading it twice, and always getting spanked. Steep routes like this are not my strength (hence my interest in it), but I've climbed a lot of routes around this grade for for someone like me, this is solid 11b. Plus, if you come off at the big roof while following, it might be impossible to get back on. This happened to me once (almost twice) and to my second once.
I actually find it very difficult to believe people are downgrading this route. Maybe move for move there's no single 11 move. But on lead, after climbing up to the lip of the overhang clean, the crux felt like very solid 5.11. The pump factor's very high, so I can see this feeling easier if one is on TR, or if one hangs before the crux. Incredible climb. The left to right traversing crack seems to be a staple of harder Flatiron trad climbs.
Roger is not known for over grading routes. Nor, might I add, was Jim Erickson, who also assigned the solid 11 grade in his classic guide, Rocky Heights. This route has been one of the pitches in the area that has been used as a standard for measuring "solid 5.11" for over 25 years. It's about as consensus as a grade gets within a climbing community. The fact that a few others are downgrading it, merely speaks to their inability to accurately judge difficulty. Nothing to get worked up about. Apparently 60% of the public still thinks Saddam had WMD.
Bill, Chris, Joe--For my part, I think you're all probably right. I was comparing this to other roofs of the same or easier ratings that I had done around the same time, and when D&T felt easier, I assumed it was because...it was! When I thought about it a little more (after submitting the above comment), I realized it was actually because, despite being a roof, the climbing on D&T fits my style and strengths more than on those other routes that I mention above. Of course, ratings are also somewhat subjective, and I was probably having a good day.
STELLAR!! This route is amazing!! The location, the climbing, the history, and the beauty of the rock make this climb one of Boulder's best single pitch routes. I placed a full range of gear, mid range stoppers, small to medium aliens, and lots of hand size pieces. There are several cruxes, hard to say which one is the actual crux as I was pretty fatigued by the final roof. I placed an anchor immediately after the last roof so that I could belay (and watch!) the second. Save a 1 - 1.25 inch cam, and mid range stoppers for the belay anchor. Rappel off of fat Metolius rap anchors on the West side of the face, made it easily with 70-meter rope. Enjoy!
Cleaning Recommendation: Set a belay on the E. Face just over the lip and belay the 2nd up to clean, i.e. multi-pitch style. Don't try to lower off to clean, this climb is so steep that it is hard to do. We tried to do this and it turned into a bit of a fiasco. If you want to work the route you can lower off a piece in the exit dihedral, pull the rope, and re-lead, and then for the final burn have the leader go up to belay the second / cleaner from the E. Face belay mentioned above. Also, the upper anchor is not really in a great position for the belay, e.g. there will be a lot of rope drag by the time the leader gets up there, and communication will be more difficult. I personally don't see why there couldn't be chain anchors for D&T but I can see why people would want to preserve it as it always has been also. Along those lines it's neat there's absolutely no fixed gear on the climb itself. Absolutely incredible route, and a great Summer climb.
In my opinion, this may be the best single pitch trad climb in the Boulder area.
Did this last year with my bud Joe V. Long approach, but worth it! One of the best trad lines around Boulder. You won't be disappointed.
This is a fantastic climb, and as has been stated numerous times before, well worth the hike. Just a point of clarification, though. I was expecting the bolts to be right above the final roof, while in fact they sit just west of the summit of the Pinnacle. It is no problem to rap off with a 60 meter rope, but don't expect to finish the climb and lower back to your belayer. You will need to bring your second to the summit before descending. That said, this is a wonderful, continuous route with great pro, and certainly worth doing.
Fantastic climbing! Right now, there is a long cordellete extension from the bolts reaching down to the top out of D&T. While there are no stopper moves on this route, it definitely warrants the .11b rating. Its steep, sustained, and pumpy. It's just as strenuous as anything on the Naked Edge.
An excellent line. If you're a budding trad climber with a lot of sport climbing experience (up to the mid/hard 11s) and know how to use a cam you'll rock this thing - I'm currently 1 for 2 on 5.10c trad climbs and this was my first 11; it went surprisingly well, one fall about halfway up, well before the cruxes, when I wasn't paying enough attention to where my rope was at (doh!). That said, bring your footwork game and you'll find plenty of rests and good stances to plug in gear. Did I already say that this is a great line?
Yeow! What a line! Without a doubt an honest climb for the grade, still haven't climbed a Briggs or Erickson route that was soft for the grade. Couldn't believe that 1 80 ft pitch would be worth the long walk, but it most definitely is.
I have been nowhere near this route. The closest I've come to Boulder was some dude trying to get me to give him a ride from Hueco to Boulder. Yeah right. I first saw this route in the climbing film Cloudwalker, where Jeff Lowe and Mark Wilford were attempting DT. Awesome! It is one of my dream routes.


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Ex-NASCAR driver leads police on 2-state chase
ST. GEORGE, Utah - Police say a man who led authorities on a chase in Nevada and Utah is a former NASCAR driver.
The Spectrum of St. George reports that police stopped Timothy Tyler Andrew Walker on Wednesday in southern Utah following a chase that began in Nevada. Authorities say Walker had marijuana, pills and open containers of alcohol in his luxury BMW sedan.
They also arrested a female passenger.
Walker competed in 28 NASCAR races before the association suspended him in 2007 for violating its drug policy. He drove in 19 NASCAR Nationwide series and nine Camping World Truck Series races during his career.
Walker stopped the black BMW after he drove over spike strips on the road, then ran away before being arrested.
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- Keywords has-patch added
Patch. Hides the Press This link and two user settings which need JavaScript to function.
comment:2 nacin — 2 years ago
comment:3 azaozz — 2 years ago
The current implementation of Press This needs JS enabled for both domains, the WP install and the visited site. However if NoScript is used it's trivial to enable JS temporarily and use Press This.
johnbillion — 19 months ago
comment:4 johnbillion — 19 months ago
Attached patch adds 'hide-if-no-js' class to the "Edit Image" button when viewing a media item, as image editing required JS.
comment:5 SergeyBiryukov — 15 months ago
comment:6 DrewAPicture — 15 months ago
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18900-header-bg.diff hides the 'Choose Image' button (from Media Library) on Custom Header & Custom Background pages. I left the direction label and added a "You need javascript to do this" message.
comment:7 DrewAPicture — 15 months ago
18900-header-bg.2.diff Simplifies the UI, removes the entire <p> block if no-js and displays message instead: http://cl.ly/image/2a1C1u0L1J2A
comment:8 SergeyBiryukov — 7 months ago
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Wednesday, October 31
I'm on a Roll
Last night I made risotto for Cowboy and his roommates. I swear one of them almost straight up asked me to marry him. A week ago, I ordered the new turkey and cranberry risotto at La Madeleine. It was just okay but I fell in love with idea: turkey and cranberries. Yesterday, I attempted making up my own recipe along the way. DELICIOUS!
I made a simple plain risotto then mixed in dried cranberries and diced turkey (from the deli at the grocery). I did add more Parmesan cheese than I normally would. It was great. After we went and saw "Gone Baby Gone".
That was one depressing movie. But I did learn two things: Morgan Freeman is a badass when it comes to acting and Casey Affleck makes a track suit look damnnnnnnnn good! He was very easy on the eyes.
Cowboy and I had to promise each other the next movie we would see has to be a comedy. It has been nothing but depression central for us at the movies. In the past 2 weeks, we've seen: The Kingdom (I didn't like it); Into the Wild (so good, I don't even know what to say, except GO SEE IT); Saw IV (aiyee); and last night's Gone Baby Gone.
Today, being my last full day at home, we had lunch at a new Mexican restaurant in my 'hood and drank carafes of sangria on the patio. I love love love being off from work when the weather is as perfect as its been these past few days. Totally loving it.
I know I told y'all I would be watching The View and Oprah..hmm. Well, I only caught yesterday's Oprah (I've been so busy, seriously) and Cindy Crawford & Rande Gerber were on it, letting people know how they live. Oprah kept coming on saying 'don't we just love to see how other people live?'
Yeah...we do. People in our means! They did have some good affordable cannot live without favorites. Then Oprah let out the secret - this year she is bringing back her screamfest Favorites episode. Back by popular demand. Who the F requested for that to come back? The producers need to tell the audience to hold in their screams until the very last item comes out. It gets old so quickly. We all know that whatever Oprah has as her favorite, the audience is getting...so do they really need to scream after each item is brought out by her elves?
And for all of you who are asking about yesterday's box...the reason it is orange is because orange, brown and cream are the colors of the event planning firm. So, the filler inside is brown. The resume, orange. The box is the same orange with the cream bow wrapped around it. The box is a canvas letter holder from the desk accessories section at The Container Store.
The idea really came about when I was just sitting around pondering how to get my resume in front of the owner. Seriously, it was a 3 hour brainstorming session. I ran through about 10 ideas on the resume delivery method. Spent about two hours on their website to gather more ideas. That night as I lied in bed, still pondering, it hit me hard with the idea. At first, I wanted an acrylic clear box, but the one at Container Store was $25, then I saw the orange canvas one - which is the perfect exact same shade they use, so it morphed into that.
Speaking of job hunting and resume sending...it's been a successful week, I've had a couple phone interviews and one face to face interview.
And that's all I got!
6 comments:
- Broady said...
That box is an ass-kickin' idea. (and I rarely bestow that compliment). What a fantastic way to present yourself!
Let us know if/when you get a response! - 7:28 PM
- Nanette said...
I don't usually like risotto, but your combo sounds delish!
I can't see how they wouldn't be impressed by your fabulous resume presentation! - 1:26 AM
- Beth said...
mmmm, risotto....is there anything better in the world? yum! you must have lost my number, cuz I don't recall being invited.... ;)
I would love to get all that expensive crap from Oprah, but that woman has been on my last nerve lately. She needs to remember that most of us can't spend $450 on cashmere sweat pants, ya know? her and her big, honkin diamond earrings...hmm, I sounds a little jealous, huh?
I LOVE the box idea and you BETTER get an interview with that company, cuz I bet they've never seen THAT before! - 6:09 AM
- Bev said...
It sounds like you've had a wonderful time off.
I have a feeling Cowboy is not going to let you go with all this fine cooking you do for him. - 10:41 AM
- stewbie2 said...
Good luck to you!! I would DEFINITELY read that resume!
- Swishy said...
I HATE the favorites episode! I seriously cannot watch it. It makes me tooooo mad/jealous.


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Skype's developer websites: an overview
One of the reasons to launch the new Developer Zone was the need to get our developer resources a bit better organised. We'll continue with this "housekeeping" project, but obviously it takes time.
Here's a brief (and possibly incomplete) list of online resources Skype has made available to our developer community:
- Skype Developer Zone (https://developer.skype.com/) — this is what we hope to become the "web home" of Skype developer community. Developer Zone contains:
- documentation and tutorials;
- some developer downloads;
- information about our developer support and certification programs;
- developer wiki that all community members can edit; and
- issue tracker (jira) used to track support requests, bug reports, enhancement suggestions, and product certification requests.
- Skype Developer Blog (http://blogs.skype.com/sites/devzone/) — the place where you'll find news about Skype's technologies as well as recent innovations of our developer community.
- Skype Extras Gallery (http://blogs.skype.com/directory/) — the place where you can find various third-party applications that work with Skype, as well as publish your own.
- Skype Forums (http://forum.skype.com/) — the public place for exchanging opinions about Skype. The forums are divided into subforums according to topics including Skype API, Skype Toolbars, and SkypeWeb.
In addition to the ones listed above, there are several websites dedicated to third-party applications and tools.
Note that while you can already use your Skype Name and password to log in to Developer Zone, Extras Gallery, and blog, you still need a separate user account for contributing to the forums.
P.S. As for the Java wrappers for the Skype Public API — they're all created by talented people outside Skype.
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adiwijayaputra said 8 years ago
I just started my skype entry by last March & I'm Quite enjoy skypping all along with it.Out of a sudden,I see no more of my skype in my desktop pc and a few times I'll try to go in but cannot as the pc auto shut-off!Pls teach me how to skype in back or if I need to get it,how am I suppose to do since I have no credit card to reload my free skyping.
ppmotskula said 8 years ago
Please visit http://support.skype.com/ or http://forum.skype.com/ to get help with end-user questions.


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Wow lot of free king out in this thread. DDD what kind of comment is that? Seriously? Lets try this. 1. Fresh install of your choice of codecs. 2. Delete everything in the temp and prefetch folders. 3. Set your page file to 4096. 4. Change your disk parameters to disable disk caching to improve perfoamce. 5. Now disable indexing. 6. Now reboot and try again. Ram? Ya you could use some. But the issue here isn't ion/CPU problem. It's easy to think it is but I'm a system were the hardware CAN do it and isn't you need to focus on the sandbag and not what the system SHOULD consist of. He is trying to read write and cache hi-def video we need to focus on HDD performance and work our way up. Come on TPU what happened to teamwork and the PROCESS? No one cares if your right or not only that the OP problem is RESOLVED. At least that was the unspoken system 5 years ago.
in MPC-HC, try setting the renderer to 2D overlay. it will disable aero, might help. trying to get HD playback on an atom is not going to end well. I know this for a fact, because i have had many, many atom systems (mostly without ION) and while they can play basic 720p files 'ok', they really struggle with anything extra on top (positional subtitles, 10 bit video, etc) IF you can get ION working to hardware accelerate the video, it tends to work ok (and 256MB is more than enough ram for that). the problem is that so few codecs can actually be hardware accelerated.
<3 mussels the atom is basicly a stripped down cpu low clock speed hardly anything for cache tldr a pentium 4 is faster you need to have video acceleration or you will get nothing but trouble
Did as instructed above. Nada! Stuttering still there. "make sure you are using threaded decode" Not sure what this means.
I switched the video output from HDMI to VGA and the stuttering disappeared. Is this a clue to something?
HDMI audio disabled. I had to implement an EDID override to turn off HDMI audio to achieve sharp fonts on the 32" 1080P TV I use as a monitor. The Invidia Control Panel shows the PC display connector as DVI. I think the problem might have something to do with the 256MB dedicated video memory being too little.
its not the memory i've got an 8MB intel onboard that in 2D overlay, handles 720p video. its quite likely related to the EDID hack you had to do. If its not the cause, its just another symptom of whatever caused the blurriness.
Smooth Video. or Sharp Fonts. Choose One!?...Can't have both? That sucks! Do you think Windows 32Bit as opposed to 64Bit would help?
at just starting up standart 64bit uses more memory than 32bit, so u can give it a try blackcat54. i have seen Intel Atom with Nvidia Ion with my own eyes running Disney's cartoon Bolt on blu-ray 1080p in PowerDVD but i couldn't get close to see what Windows 7 version it was running.
post process effects are SLOW your computer is SLOW 1. for whatever reasion something is eating a bunch of cpu time either poorly configured decoder(cuda accleration is not working obviously) or the machine is just plain old suck 2.he is attempting to use some sorta of post effect/scaling(trying to upscale 720p to 1080?) he has the power for neither I have used a few atom based systems they are DOG slow but they CAN handle 1080p video when things are running at there peak anyway /thread protip more ram != faster unless mpc-hc.exe is using >1000MB of ram it wont matter and IF mpc-hc.exe is uing >1000MB of ram then he has bigger issues to deal with even on my machine using madVR I never use more then 512MB of Vram decoding AND up-scaling video 1280x720 > 1600x1200(in real time) and MadVr is very intensive using the EVR-fallback he wont ever use more then 128MB back on topic can we get a screen shot of GPUz and taskmanger whilst playing a video and a screen of your mpchc/coreavc settings
Hi, Just try out Daum PotPlayer which is made by the same guy who made KMPlayer. It has everything built-in, that's including the codecs, dxva and CUDA/CUVID support and so on. You don't have to install a separate codec pack if you use PotPlayer. And you can also install LAV filters which also support CUVID, dxva and Intel QuickSync; you can configure PotPlayer or MPC to use LAV filters; LAV filters can do more (e.g. can decode way more video formats than H.264) than CoreAVC and is free to use. Hope this helps! Good luck!
I had issues with my AMD e-350 based Zbox with HD took me a while to get the right codec configuration. I've been using MPC-HC 32bit and LAV filter setup found here without issue, skip mad VR. http://coalgirls.wakku.to/faq/playback/setup-guide-for-mpc-hc-madvr The only issue i have now is some 1080p stuff that's not DXVA compatible with styled subs can get choppy when there's alot of subtitle effects going on.
Don't use x64 on an Atom. Many Atoms can't run x64, and the few that do... not optimised for it. You'll get a better experience on x86 IMO. Filestamping... is NTFS way of updating EACH file with "last access time" in addition to "last modified". Of course, that adds a huge overhead to the disk infrastructure. I turn "last access time" off, esp. important on SSDs! I'm sorry you are having problems with HDMI/EDID. If it gives you motivation, I have an Atom 330 ION system and it runs 720p fine... over DVI. My board wins with DVI, and I now realise, is lucky to be without HDMI.
I had issues with videos using hardware acceleration, that led to stuttering before. Idk if that helps..


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St. Louis Police Chief Dan Isom says the department may have to lay off as many as 65 officers because of a budget shortfall.
KSDK-TV reports that Isom spoke Wednesday to the city's Police Board. He says he continues to hope the cuts aren't necessary, but the department is evaluating how to make ends meet.
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On Saturday, February 9, the Dynamo will host their first Fan Fest at BBVA Compass Stadium. At Fan Fest, you'll be able to enjoy a number of exclusive Dynamo experiences as we prepare for our season opener vs. D.C. United on March 2. Saturday's event is free and open to the general public. Fans may also park for free in Lot C on the north side of the stadium.
Dynamo players Calen Carr, Corey Ashe, Omar Cummings, Brian Ching, Tally Hall, Cam Weaver, Giles Barnes, Kofi Sarkodie, Ricardo Clark, Adam Moffat, Tyler Deric, Luiz Camargo and Jason Johnson are all scheduled to appear!*
Festivities include:
- Q&A and Autograph Sessions with Dynamo Players
- Photos with Championship Trophies
- "Dance Like A Dynamo Girl" Clinics
- Inflatable Soccer Games
- Win a prize on the Dynamo Prize Wheel
Dynamo Season Ticket Holder Experiences:
- Exclusive Tour of the Dynamo Locker Room
- Receive an Autographed Eastern Conference Championship Photo by bringing a referred friend or family member to purchase 2013 Dynamo Season Tickets
If you are not currently a Season Ticket Holder, Dynamo Representatives will help you Select-A-Seat for the upcoming season. Get an inside look at the best seating locations inside BBVA Compass Stadium. If you select your season seats on Saturday, you'll gain access to our exclusive Season Ticket Holder Locker Room Tour
Secure your seats to games 1-5
In addition to the Fan Fest experiences, individual tickets for games 1-5 will go on sale at Saturday beginning at 12 noon. Be first in line to grab your seats for matches vs. D.C. United, Santos Laguna, Vancouver Whitecaps, San Jose Earthquakes and Chicago Fire.
Dynamo player stations*
Dynamo Player Q&A (Heineken Terrace)
12:00 pm Calen Carr
12:30 pm Omar Cummings
1:00 pm Corey Ashe, Brian Ching
1:30 pm Giles Barnes, Kofi Sarkodie
2:00 pm Cam Weaver, Jason Johnson
2:30 pm Ricardo Clark, Tyler Deric
3:00 pm Adam Moffat, Luiz Camargo
3:30 pm Tally Hall
Photo Station (Section 103)
12:00 pm Corey Ashe
12:30 pm Calen Carr
1:00 pm Omar Cummings, Cam Weaver, Jason Johnson
1:30 pm Brian Ching
2:00 pm Giles Barnes, Kofi Sarkodie
2:30 pm Tally Hall
3:00 pm Ricardo Clark, Tyler Deric
3:30 pm Adam Moffat, Luiz Camargo
Player Autographs (Budweiser Deck)
12:00 pm Omar Cummings
12:30 pm Corey Ashe
1:00 pm Calen Carr, Giles Barnes, Kofi Sarkodie
1:30 pm Cam Weaver, Jason Johnson
2:00 pm Brian Ching
2:30 pm Adam Moffat, Luiz Camargo
3:00 pm Tally Hall
3:30 pm Ricardo Clark, Tyler Deric
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The author of Simply JavaScript uses the method of init for objects. But then I read that it is not a keyword in JavaScript. I am very confused. Do we have to define the init keyword first. Hopefully, someone can free me from this confusion.i
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Yeah you're right, this method doesn't exist on objects in JS by default. It's common to add convenience methods like this to make object creation easier. An init method is sometimes added by developers as a kind of 'secondary constructor' - you can see an example of this with libraries such as Backbone.js, where you create new view objects like this:
Code JavaScript:var ListItemView = Backbone.View.extend({ tagName: 'li', initialize: function() { this.listenTo(this.model, "change", this.render); }, // ... }); var myListItem = new ListItemView; // Initialize function will be called.


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Now is about the time for Republican Chairman of the House Oversight Committee, Darryl Issa, to offer an apology to Attorney General Eric Holder. Back in June, House Republicans voted to hold Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt after Congressman Darryl Issa held a series of witch hunt hearings trying to implicate Holder in the non-existent Fast and Furious conspiracy.
Now, a new report out by the DOJ's Inspector General confirms that the case against Holder was completely baseless. The report was focused on Fast and Furious and found no evidence of wrongdoing or misleading on the part of Attorney General Holder.
Similarly, there was absolutely no evidence that Fast and Furious was a secret plot to flood Mexico with guns, spark violence, and give the Obama administration good reason to confiscate everyone's gun, which was an actual theory presented by Issa and other Republicans.
Republicans spent huge amounts of taxpayer money trying to embarrass the nation's first black Attorney General and the President. Now we know all that money was wasted on a political sideshow.
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Deserts and Beyond
Deserts and beyond...places in and around the southern California deserts and beyond. Photo taken at Canyon Lake, in the Superstition Mountains of Arizona, December 2011. A few minutes later, after the sun disappeared, these cliffs were their normal color. They were only golden for a short time and I'm glad we were able to view them in their glory.
Friday, June 28, 2013
Zinnia~Friday Town Shoot Out~062613
This week's challenge was to find dark and light highlights. I now go out into my garden two or three times a week to take photos, like this zinnia. There are butterflies, hummingbirds, and little finches out there now enjoying all the wildflowers and zinnias and cosmos. It's such a relaxing place! Friday Town Shoot Out for June 26, 2013. To visit FTSO, please go to: http://mytownshootout.blogspot.com/
7 comments:
- Ruth Kelly said...
This flower just pops - very nice.
- June 28, 2013 at 7:17 AM
- Jama said...
Gorgeous shot of the zinnia, perfect against the darken background.
- June 28, 2013 at 6:56 PM
- Rebecca said...
Very pretty basking in the sun.
- June 29, 2013 at 8:10 AM
- Peggy Jones said...
Love it.
Peggy - June 29, 2013 at 1:49 PM
- Pauline said...
I really like that such a light coloured flower can make such a strong contrast. Well spotted!
- June 29, 2013 at 5:41 PM
- Ann, Chen Jie Xue 陈洁雪 said...
I didn't think of color as a light, but very nice.
- June 30, 2013 at 1:39 AM
- Kalyan P said...
beautiful capture...lovely!
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If Apple was in the business of making movies, the iPad would arguably be its biggest bet yet. So it's fitting that Apple used Hollywood's biggest night to let consumers know that the iPad will be 'in theatres' on April 3.
Last night, the company, which now has a market cap just shy of $200bn, aired its first television ad for the iPad on the 82nd Annual Academy Awards. The 30-second spot provides a visual (and musical) depiction of the iPad and its capabilities, and concludes with the words "April 3" and "iPad".
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by Patricio Robles 08 March 2010 10:00am 3 comments