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19 Meetup Groups match "photography-workshop" near Bethany, CT
This group is dedicated to learning and teaching the art of photography and off-camera flash through the workshop format.
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Before you request membership please note: Please read the notes below, if you feel you still like to join us, please contact the organizer and give us some information in an email (don't hide your email address). If you simply apply to join without this step, we must decline your request. We have a 25 member limit. At that point we no longer will accept new members. We're located in Suffolk County, Long Island. Most of our events are out on the Island. We're not close to New York City. I …
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Two world renown photographers sharing their expertise and knowledge on a wide variety of photographic topics. We will be hosting evening round table critiques and discussions as well as creative playdates and photography workshops in different settings.
Photographers in the Milford, CT area: join us for meetups, shootabouts & workshops. All skill and experience levels welcome!
My Photo Group is your photo group. If you are looking to get together for some fun photo sessions to add to and improve your photography or your portfolio then this group may be right for you. Browse through some of our pages to see what this group is about. To see if this group is for you, start with "Is this group for me?". You might also want to view some of our past meet ups to get an idea of what we have done. Our goal is to turn ideas into meet ups, meet ups into usable images and ultimat …
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We are a photography group dedicated to learning the fine points of artistic figure photography and lighting techniques, and perfecting our skill. We do this by taking lots of pictures & practicing at numerous workshops. This group welcomes: accomplished professionals, first timers, & all those in between. If you are serious about photography, regardless of your skill level, our workshops are probably for you. PHOTO SHOOTS ARE CENTRAL TO OUR EXISTENCE, we take them very seriously. Setting up sho …
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WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME! DSLR and Point & Shoot photographers, Photography is all around us. Centered in Bridgeport, the group is targeting residents from Greenwich to New Haven. Hang on to your hats as we prepare for some exciting and rewarding events. Not just in CT, but organizing short and long excursions I call PhotoTutorTours. I'm seeing for myself how people are meeting one another here through photography outings, classes and workshops. What a great way to make new friends whether you'r …
The Mid-CT Photo Group welcomes all levels of photographers. We foster an atmosphere of learning, sharing and most of all fun! We have monthly meetings that offer learning opportunities as well as a great way to meet your fellow members and provide your input on what interests you. In addition we have photography shoot events hosted not only by the group organizer but also by individual members. Our goal is to provide a variety of shoots so that there is something for everyone. We encourage …
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I wanted to start this group to help both amateurs and professionals work together to enhance the photographic medium and create an open forum for the discussion of techniques and creativity. People who would like to join us should have a definite interest in photography and have a dslr type of camera to take creative control of the image capture.
The name of this central Connecticut group is "Beyond the Photo with HDR" because the group is focused on what can be done beyond the single digital photograph, specifically High Dynamic Range Imaging ("HDR"), as a path to greater photography skill and enjoyment. This group provides opportunities to shoot high dynamic range scenes, help with HDR capture and processing, facilitates group critiques and discussions of member's work and organizes HDR-related workshops and other learning opportunitie …
Welcome, Photographers! Thanks for visiting the Shutter-Buds! We're photographers of all levels of expertise (with any camera) who are passionate about photography and who like to be inspired by others, share knowledge, and have a great time. Beginners are welcomed! Our very active group has established warm & friendly communities not only at events, but also on our website and in our Facebook groups. We have online "galleries" full of beautiful photos, each with something to be admired and teac …
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Promoting photography through fellowship for study and entertainment. Established in 1955, the Milford Camera Club is a photography club that serves residents throughout the state of Connecticut. Club members work in both film and digital mediums. Members range from beginners to professionals. We are a dedicated group, devoted to the pursuit of art, education and love of photography.
We started this group in order to provide photography instruction and workshops related to both SOOC (straight out of the camera) images and images post processed using Photoshop and plugins. We are very active in the photographic community and enjoy helping others find the joy and satisfaction in taking and making beautiful photographs!
This meetup group will be for Photographers who want to become better in their Post Production Workflow. From Novice to Professional, everyone will be able to learn something new. Join us, and take your photography to the next level. Our main goal is to bring a solid foundation in the training of Adobe Photoshop. We will walk you through everything from starting as a beginner, and guide you through becoming a paid professional. Everything you need to learn, you can find it with The Art of Retouc …
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Join us in the opportunity to connect to, learn about and photograph Birds of prey and Reptiles. Get up close and personal with falcons, hawks and owls, as well as reptiles from around the world! Berger Bros. will provide telephoto lenses and tripods for your convenience.
This is a group of people who love diversified photography and are in all levels of photography. We get together to share our photographic experiences, problems and ideas. We meet to learn and teach each other. We meet at 7PM, every 1st Wednesday of the month from September to May for many activities. We also meet the 3rd Wednesday for the same period and we have competitions judged by 3 judges from other affiliated clubs. In those meetings, refreshments and good stuff is provided as part of you …
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Imagine being able to get up close and personal with falcons, hawks, and owls. Join us and enjoy the unique experience of connecting with and photographing these birds of prey, as well as a variety of reptiles. This is a truly wonderful opportunity to learn about various types of wildlife from across the United States.
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Photographers will meet for discussions about different types of photography, share shots, share ideas, and engage in photo shoots together.
More fun that people should be allowed to have. Great Model, Great tunes, and BYOB. Figure Drawing from the live model, a mix of short poses and a long pose. Where: The Teaching Studios of Art -Oyster Bay 115 Audrey Ave Oyster Bay, NY 516-558-7367 Cost: $20 per person More about our School and program: http://www.teachingstudios.com Details: Our studio is fully equipped with easels and great lighting. No supplies included. Bring all of your own drawing materials, including drawing bo …
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I stayed at this hotel for 3 nights while attending a meeting at the Gaylord Hotel and Convention Center. It was a great choice - far from the madding... crowd of the Convention Center, very comfortable rooms, great people who went the extra mile to accommodate me, and close enough to the Convention Center to walk if necessary...though it usually wasn't because they have a shuttle service and are very flexible about time if they are not busy. My only complaint was that the heating/AC system was noisy, like many other hotels; luckily each room has an individual unit and I could just turn the thermostat down to 65 and was not bothered. The temperature only got below 70 once (40 degrees outside) so the insulation must be good. I would definitely stay here again. על-ידי GS מChapel Hill, NC ב- 19/11/2013


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Fishery managers from Washington and Oregon on Wednesday set 2013 fishing seasons for the lower Columbia River that anticipate a smaller return of spring chinook salmon. Most new fishing rules adopted at the meeting take effect March 1.
After three years of strong returns, fishery managers based harvest guidelines for this year's spring chinook season on a projected run of 141,400 upriver fish, about 25 percent below the 10-year average. Approximately 203,000 fish destined for areas above Bonneville Dam returned to the Columbia last year.
This year's initial catch guideline for the recreational spring chinook fishery will allow anglers fishing below the dam to catch up to 5,000 hatchery-reared upriver chinook before the run forecast is updated in May.
The spring chinook fishery is scheduled to run through April 5, but could be extended if enough fish are still available under the harvest guideline.
Beaches: The next razor clam dig will run Thursday-Feb. 12 at Twin Harbors. Long Beach will be open for digging Friday-Feb. 10; Copalis and Mocrocks will be open Friday-Feb. 9. No digging will be allowed at any beach before noon. The evening low tide times are: Thursday, 4:22 p.m., -0.5 feet; Friday 5:11 p.m., -0.9 feet; Feb. 9, 5:56 p.m., -1.0 feet; Feb. 10, 6:37 p.m., -0.9 feet; Feb. 11, 7:17 p.m., -0.5 feet; and Feb. 12, 7:54 p.m., 0 feet.
Fly fishing: Fishing for resident coho has been off and on in the Tacoma Narrows. Searun cutthroat fishing has been good in some spots in marine areas 11 and 13. This also is a good time to try to hook a blackmouth from the beach at night.
North Sound: The San Juans remain the hot spot. Troll at 2 mph with just about any Silver Horde lures about four feet behind a flasher right on the bottom. Some of the keepers are running more than 15 pounds. Should make for an interesting Roche Harbor Salmon Classic that opens Friday.
South Sound: Marine Area 11 reopened to fishing Friday. There is plenty of bait around, so people should be able to find some blackmouth.
American: The rainbow trout action remains fair to good. People are reporting consistent catches of fish measuring 12-14 inches. Yellow Power Eggs or Power Bait fished off the bottom remains the popular bait choice.
Chelan: Anglers are catching lake trout in the deep water above the Yacht Club and in the indeterminate flat below Wapato Point. Silver Horde's Kingfisher Lite spoons in orange splatterback glow, Mack's Lures Cha Cha Squidders and Silver Horde's Ace Hi Flies baited with a piece of northern pikeminnow all have been effective. Troll at speeds of 1.2-1.7 mph with you gear within 5 feet of the bottom.
Roses: Ice anglers are using a variety of baits to catch some chunky rainbows. Pautzke's Firebait in American wildfire is a favorite. Try using a bare 1/16th ounce jig with these floating baits to keep them down. Vary your depth in the water column until you locate the fish.
Chehalis: The steelhead fishing has been fair to good in the stretch between the mouth of the Satsop River and Centralia.
Olympic Coast: River conditions are good, and even with more rain in the forecast, the steelhead fishing should be fair to good this weekend.
Skookumchuck: The steelhead fishing remains very slow.
Wenatchee: The river is tentatively scheduled to reopen for a fairly short steelhead fishery on Friday. The river has not been open since November and there are fresh fish moving into the system now.
Yakima: The river should be in good shape this weekend, having come down and cleared up. Look to get your stonefly nymphs, San Juan worms or streamers on the inside of corners and in slower pools of water.
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The rooms are big & comfortable just its an old design, food are extremely ordinary. Staff at front desk always missing in action but banquet staff were very helpful. We were having a seminar for three days and the food were extremely boring. There are a lot of parking space, the place were just ok.
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New things have been popping up around our orchard this spring! We've recently updated our kids' play area. And it was a big deal to my boys. The moment they saw it being unloaded from the truck-- life stopped! My three year old was convinced we had to sit in lawn chairs and watch the guys set it up! After about five minutes of following his plan, I began to feel a bit like a hillbilly sitting in that lawn chair and wasting the day away, so I convinced him to take a break from our watching and come back later when it was finished! Believe me - this play area has now been thoroughly tested by the Weaver boys and has been stamped with their seal of approval-- bring your own kids out and see what they think!


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Forget boring gym workouts. Pilates is my poison. The precise, controlled movements developed by Joseph Pilates in the 1920's strengthen, tone and align the body by using one's own body weight. These non weight bearing exercises are ideal for pregnant women to keep the body strong and the metabolism firing. Another benefit of Pilates? It will make you the star of the delivery room. When the good doctor tells you to "push!" pilates' practitioners will understand how to tense their "kegels" and use their core muscles to bear down. But, prenatal pilates must be done with a certified expert. I spoke with my trainer RANDI WHITMAN of FROG TEMPLE PILATES (her instructors have undergone intensive prenatal and postpartum certification and are specialists in the field) to spotlight the many benefits of pre-natal pilates.
"Pilates during pregnancy is about maintaining a woman's previous level of fitness, staying strong and flexible for all 3 trimesters of pregnancy. We focus on what a woman can do as opposed to what she cannot do. At Frog Temple Pilates Center, our aim is not only to keep the pregnant body healthy and fit during pregnancy, but preparing her for the demands of labor and delivery, as well as shortening recovery time postpartum.
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So, I just watched Second Skin, a documentary about MMORPGs and it's players. The documentary hit home on a few points, regarding social interaction in-game, the affects on the lifestyles of hardcore gamers and their priorities in life.
One quote which got me was:
This coming from a 36 year old Everquest 2 addict."...don't ****ing waste your day, your night, every ****ing waking moment in front of the computer, just because the game is there. Big ****ing deal, crack is out there on the streets, what's the difference if I just go and smoke that?
...Oh wait, that would actually take me physically moving and having to socialize with somebody.
Maybe a ****ing crackhead is more of a real person than a video game addict."
So I wondered...has all the years of playing World of Warcraft made such a negative impact on my life that I could say crackhead has got one over me? Nah, doubtful.
If anything, gaming online has improved my life to a certain extent; Teaching me how to manage my time properly, how to approach strangers more easily and how pulling my weight in a group activity is vital to achieving the end-result.
Sure, I could have learned these things in real-life, and chances are I probably already did somewhere along the line. However, online gaming has helped me improve on these things further. Also, the connections I've made in-game with people are incredible and have met some of the most interesting people I know.
I've made friends in-game which I have been in contact with since I started playing, even though some of them don't play any more or have moved on to different things. It's what we've experienced together, even if not physically, that has made us a tight-knit group of bros and will probably be in contact for many years to come, even if we don't play the same game, live in the same country or have ever met in real-life.
I recall last year, on our Guild Master's 35th birthday, that we all sent money in for him to get a Figureprint of his main character because it's something he said he's always wanted, but could never afford it. Or when our Tank's mom died, but she didn't have enough dough to fly over to Ireland to go to the funeral, how guild members banded together and organized her a plane tickets both there and back. Even little in-game things, like having a very, very rare item drop and everybody passes it to a person they know has had a bad day and needs some cheering up. It's a small gesture, but it could mean a lot to the person who needs a pick-up.
It's **** like this that I don't just see every day in real-life, but see in game often. The helping-hands and compassion which people show in-game to other players, even if they've never met them before or know them in real-life. It makes me feel like I'm part of something more real than the real world because there seems to be a lot more of humanity than on the streets.
So, to avoid this post sounding more and more like a blog entry. How has online gaming impacted your life? Have you met any interesting people online which you keep in contact with?


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26 bedroom hotel for sale Galicia, Lugo, Monterroso
Two star hotel with 26 comfortable en-suite bedrooms (20 doubles and 6 individuals), television, telephone, internet connections, central heating, bar-cafeteria and a large dining room with capacity for 90 persons. Owners 3 bedroom penthouse suite.3 car lock up garage... More details ›
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5 bedroom stately home for sale Galicia, Lugo, Vilalba
Impressive registered Palacio in top condition. The main building offers roughly 1.400 sq m of living area. The origins of this estate date back to the 12th century. The original building was converted from a fortress to a Palacio in the 17th century (1646) and modernized over the past 20 years. More details ›
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10 bedroom leisure facility for sale Galicia, Lugo, Monforte de Lemos
REDUCED IN PRICE Big estate: 56.000 m2 of land, a 15.000 m2 private lake with water rights for 90 years, 2 big villas, 1 ruin, 1 tower, 2 swimming pools and 1 barn of 450 m2. More details ›
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11 bedroom hotel for sale Galicia, Pontevedra, Santiago de Covelo
A rare pearl among the rural hotels for sale in Galicia. This former rectory, located in the southern part of the Rias Baixas, has been restored and extended with taste and respect for its heritage. The original rectory dates back to the middle of the 17th century More details ›
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3 bedroom commercial property for sale Galicia, Pontevedra, Vigo
Reduced in price from 830.000 to 695.000 Euros Spectacular vineyard of 41.000 sq m plus bodega and residence near the Portuguese border. This vineyard is operated by an elderly couple and one helper. Grapes are sold to the cooperative , this organization produces and bottles the famous Albariño wine More details ›
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6 bedroom villa for sale Galicia, Pontevedra, Sanxenxo
Spectacular ocean view villa near Sanxenxo Rias Baixas. This fantastic villa was constructed in 1985 and is built with Galician granite. The house has a total area of 412 sq m. and is in an excellent condition throughout. More details ›
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4 bedroom detached villa for sale Galicia, A Coruña, Sada
Spectacular sea view property with private beach, swimming pool and tennis court. This is an absolutely, unique, one of a kind property in a privileged location close to Sada and A Coruña and is located in an enclosed, private domain of three villas. More details ›
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Perry and Printup Hats – a must for summer months
Krystyna Printup was one of the first people I photographed for my blog when I was just starting out 3.5 years ago. A complete stranger, I approached her asked if I could take her photo. She immediately asked me what it was for. (and actually kinda scared me a little!) When I explained I was starting my own streetstyle site inspired by the Sartorialist but showing more of the downtown and club kids that I felt like got ignored on his site she agreed. (and I still remember the super fly gold Jeremy Scott sneakers she was rocking that day) Anyways long story short: she became one of my early supporters and in return I helped promote the PrintUP list. Which if you don't know it, you need to: it gives you the inside access to all the parties you should be going to but maybe didn't get a direct invite.
Since then the girl has got married(!) and now with her husband has started this sick line of hats. Check them out and if you like them help support some born and raised Brooklynites. All deets below!
NYC Sound Artist Perry Levy and Events Promoter Krystyna Printup are the designers behind PERRY AND PRINTUP NEW YORK. An accessories line dedicated to the reminisce of NYC night life, the '80s art scene, and '90s hip hop.
Incorporating their personal style and knowledge of underground fashion in NYC, this husband and wife duo decided to create a line that pays homage to all that is black, bold and simple. Each piece is hand made to embody the need to be seen and the desire to stand out amongst the busy hustle of any party.
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November 25, 2013
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November 21, 2013
Some believe the decline in home sales signals a lack of inventory and return to off-plan purchases.
November 19, 2013
The French association FNAIM--which supports some type of reform--has expressed concerns about certain provisions of the law deemed unacceptable to professionals.


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SPANISH ORIGINAL. This book was written by a well-known lecturer in woman's issues who is also a singer and worship leader in one of the most influential and largest churches in Mexico City. The book addresses family conflict due to problems and concerns generated by irreversible illness in children and how faith in God helps to withstand and overcome them. It is the sequel to her book 'Los caminos altos' (Higher Pathways).
As a mother who lost her two little daughters to a congenital illness, Gloria Vázquez is well acquainted with the difficult and dark pathways of suffering. This sequel to her testimonial book 'Los caminos altos' (The Higher Pathways), helps us discover a little more about the source of the faith and hope that has enabled her to endure her trials with gratitude to God and with a greater understanding of His unsearchable will.


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Roman, a popular TV interviewer, is at home with his 6 year old son, when he decides to go out for just 15 minutes. When he returns, his son has vanished! Of course there is the frantic police search and extensive media coverage. But most of this beautifully written little book deals with Roman's feelings, actions and relationships after this terrible loss. He starts doing rather bizarre things, like visiting houses he never visited before; his dream wo...
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ST. ALBANS The St. Albans police department says a homeless man was found dead after fire destroyed a small hut on the edge of the Vermont city.
An autopsy is being conducted on the body of 54-year-old Richard Poquette to determine the cause of death, but police say the body had severe burns when it was found late Tuesday afternoon and indications are it was an accidental fire death, which may have been started by a burning candle.
Police were called to a wooded area, about 100 yards from North Main Street, at about 4:10 p.m. Thursday after a caller reported finding a body. Poquettes body was found outside the hut, which had been destroyed by fire and was still smoldering.MORE IN Vermont NewsRacine pens letter to the Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules asking them to drop... Full StoryMONTPELIER At a briefing for legislators recently, House Speaker Shap Smith asked them to... Full Story -
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While the McLaren P1 isn't even technically in production yet, it's already a marvel of engineering. It's also a marvel of speed, noise, beauty, and sheer awesomeness. And this is what it looks and sounds like from the inside, with Formula One racer Jenson Button at the wheel.
Oh, look, it's the Giugiaro Parcour
The Porsche 918 Spyder
Wish you could make it to the Goodwood Festival of Speed
McLaren engineers prepare the MP4-13 driven by Nick Heidfeld #GoodWood #FoS #DarrenHeath #iPhoneography pic.twitter.com/XyOriHkd6u
— McLaren (@McLarenF1) July 12, 2013
First of all, GT6 is looking gorgeous
Because it's impossible to get enough of the Auto Union Silver Arrows. Here's something we put together from our trip to the Goodwood Revival last year. This was the final leg of our Subaru BRZ trip across the UK seen in Episode 13 of Season 1.
After presenting the also V8-powered XJR
Four-time Formula One world champion Alain Prost will appear at this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed, to be held on the last weekend of June, for the first time in the event's history. This is the car he'll be driving, the yellow and black Renault RE30 from late 1981, whose speed could only be exceeded by its…
We've seen Bill Caswell's side of Ken Block's
At the top of Goodwood is the rally paddock and a 2 minute, 20-second forest stage that I raced down in Ken Block's Ford Fiesta. It was awesome, but the moment I got out of Ken's car I ran straight to the Group B paddock and started begging for rides. I'm riding in a Group B if it's the last thing I do.
The sound of an F1 engine has changed so much over the years. While I like the high pitch whine of the current cars, it sounds more like a missile being fired than a race car. But I shouldn't complain as I'm sure one day they will be electric or something that doesn't make any noise. That'll really suck. Because I…
The Covini six-wheel supercar
Ken Block will haul his rally Ford Fiesta RS and the Gymkhana version to the Goodwood Festival of Speed aiming to destroy Lord March's front lawn. Travis Pastrana will loan him some eye candy
At last year's Goodwood Festival, Toyota and racing group Gazoo unveiled an MR2 fitted with front-wheel-turning electric motors and a 3.3-liter V6 for the back
One of the highlights of the 2009 Goodwood Festival of Speed was Peter Fonda making his first appearance at the event, riding his now-destroyed Harley
Say it with me now: Touring cars. Should. Be Based. On real street cars. And have big snorty exhausts poking out from under their rockers. (Jaguar XJ touring car at last weekend's Goodwood Festival of Speed.) Photo Credit: RacinginAmerica/Flickr
Red Bull rider Dougie Lampkin, a 12-time world trials champion, jumps a spectator at last weekend's Goodwood Festival of Speed. Said spectator has balls — and Dougie is good. Photo Credit: Tom Leman/Flickr
The ex-Paddy Hopkirk 1965 Mini Cooper S works rally car being driven — and offed — in anger at last weekend's Goodwood Festival of Speed. Adorable. Rallying needs to be adorable again. Photo Credit: Richebetspics/Flickr
An Alfa Romeo 155 touring car in the paddock at last weekend's Goodwood Festival of Speed. That nose? Shovelicious. Photo Credit: Dwonderwall/Flickr


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Obama election victory
November 7, 2008 at 6:28 pm · Filed under Observations and Ramblings and tagged: barack, obama, president
New York was apprently like New Year's eve in Times square. McCain's speech was excellent, marred only by the boo-ing of some of his idiot supporters. Barack Obama's speech was even better. Really inspiring.
Many are saying that digital played a large part in Obama's campaign. The results show that more and more usually apathetic young people voted, and they are far more digitally minded than their parents generation.
So the good news is 1) that America has a real reason to be inspired, excited, and pull together under great new leadership to get through recession and financial chris, and 2) digital is clearly becoming more important and prominent.


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Go buy yourself a portable electric generator, about 10,000-15,000 watts and roughly 3 gallons of gas a day and this will solve your electric energy problems. NO more Duke Energy monthly bills! You can pay the local gas station 3 gals X $3.50 = $10.50 per day to run your household electric needs. Simple solution, right?
Are, duke will deliver reliable electricity to your house (total electric) for about $7.00 per day. Now thats about a 2000 square ft. house with summer heat in the 90 to 100 degree range. You have a choice.
Now with the increase ~10% that means you'll be paying roughly $7.70 per day. I know what choice I'll make! That 70 cent per day increase isn't really much to complain about in todays world. Less than a bottle of water.
And by the way, you'll need 2 generators in order to have uninterrupted electricity.
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Adams (Douglas G.) Collection
The Advocate.
Aerial Photographs of the Graduate Theological Union Area
Aerial photographs of the Graduate Theological Union area, 1998.
Announcing [the] Graduate Theological Union, ca. 1961.
Arthur Carl Piepkorn : Research collection for Profiles in belief, the religious bodies of the United States and Canada.
Association For Clinical Pastoral Education, Pacific Region Records
Atkinson Foundation Albert Schweitzer letters collection, 1956-1964.
Aubrey Richard Weatherly Collection.
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Bay Area ACTS Collection
Bay Area ACTS collection, 1974-1978.
Bay Area laymen's school of religion collection, 1962-1969.
Bennett (Anne M.) Papers
Berkeley Free Church Collection
Berkeley Presbyterian Missionary Homes collection, 1936-1997.
Berkeley-Albany Church Women United
Berkeley-Albany Religious Census.
Bibliographical Center Collection
Bibliographical Center collection, 1963-69.
Bibliographical Center files from the Church Divinity School of the Pacific, 1964.
Bibliographical Center files from the Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, 1964-1969.
Bishop Edward L. Parsons : Pamphlets, articles, and sermons on church unity, ca. 191? - 1950.
Board of Trustees: Art Exhibit Records
Boeke (Richard F. )Collection
Brichard, Roy
A Brief Review of the So-Called Christian Philosophical Institute and Its Philosophy.
Brockett (Donald G.) Collection
Brown (Evelyn Berger) Collection
Brown (Robert McAfee) Collection
Bruner (Glen) collection
Buchler (Alfred) Collection
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California Baptist Convention and Association Proceedings
Carl French Henry collection, 1892 - 1957.
Center for Responsible Tourism Collection
Center for the Prevention of Sexual and Domestic Violence Collection
Centers and Programs. Center for the Study of New Religious Movements
Centers and Programs. Office of Women's Affairs/Center for Women and Religion
Chapman (Gordon K.): Protestant Church Commission for Japanese Service
Charles S. McCoy : Graduate Theological Union Collection, 1959-1973.
Charles S. McCoy : Graduate Theological Union collection, 1959-1974,
Chinese Christian Union of San Francisco, U.S.A. 80th Anniversary Souvenir Book, 1916 - 1996.
Christian World Liberation Front Collection
The church and the Berkeley crisis : responding to the Free Speech Movement, 1964.
Claiborne M. Hill collection, 1884-1940.
Clay MacCauley collection, 1863-1925.
Cohen (Albert G. ) Campus Ministry, Social Justice and Environment Collection
Columbus quincentennial resources collection, 1992-1993.
Committee on Fellowship of the Federation of Churches and Christian Workers of Northern California Collection
Committee on Fellowship of the Federation of Churches and Christian Workers of Northern California collection, 1906.
Congregational Japanese missions in California, ca. 1907.
Constituting Convention Collection
Constituting Convention collection, 1950.
Cooperative Ministries in Higher Education of Northern California and Nevada Collection
Culver (Elsie T.) Collection
Cuthbert Collingwood Gordon papers,1852-1861.
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Donnelly (Dorothy Dody H.) Papers
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Episcopal Society for Cultural and Racial Unity collection, 1959-1970.
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Faculty-Student committee on new directions in the Graduate Theological Union, 1968-1969.
Flora Lamson Hewlett photographs.
For our times / [videorecording]
Frankl (Viktor E. ) Collection
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Glaser (Chris) Collection
Glen Bruner Collection, 1947 - 1978.
God and my gay soul.
Gold (Victor) Collection
Gordon K. Chapman : Protestant Church Commission for Japanese Service Collection, 1941-1947.
The Graduate Theological Union : a vision of excellence.
Graduate Theological Union 30th anniversary events.
Graduate Theological Union Accreditation Collection
Graduate Theological Union Area IV (Religion and Society) Colloquia, 1972-78.
Graduate Theological Union Chan Essay Award, 1991-
Graduate Theological Union Community Anti-Vietnam War Day of Witness and Mobilization Programs, 1969.
Graduate Theological Union Degrees Awarded
Graduate Theological Union degrees awarded, 1966-
Graduate Theological Union Library Access Services Department collection, 1969-1975.
Graduate Theological Union Library Annual reports ; 1969-1989.
Graduate Theological Union Library Construction Photograph Collection
Graduate Theological Union Library Technical Services Department collection, 1969-1976.
Graduate Theological Union Photograph Collection, 1965-
Graduate Theological Union press conference, October 17, 2002, responding to the congressional vote authorizing the use of U.S. force against Iraq.
Graduate Theological Union Student Association Collection
Graduate Theological Union Student Association collection, 1968-72.
Griffiths (Bede) Collection
GTU Gay Caucus Collection, 1974.
GTU Gay Caucus Papers
GTU Library Newsletters
GTU Library Newsletters, 1965-97.
GTU social action bulletin
GTU strike bulletin.
GTU Strike Bulletin
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Hadsell (John S.) Westminster House Collection
Hare-Farley Collection in Theosophy and Phrenology
Harlan Stelmach collection, 1970-1988.
The Harland E. Hogue oral history collection.
Harrell (John and Mary) Collection
Harry Emerson Fosdick Radio Sermons Collection, 1941-1946.
Henry (Carl French) collection
Hill (Claiborne M.) Collection
Hogue (Harland E. ) Oral History Collection
Holy Card Collection
Holy Hill [videorecording]
Hymns : our common Christian heritage : a Church Divinity School of the Pacific evening in honor of the 20th anniversary of the Graduate Theological Union.
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Ignacio Ellacuría collection, 1956-1989.
Interpreting the Constitution: spirit or structure.
Inter-Racial and Cross-Cultural Education Program collection, 1983-1989.
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Lutheran church split widens over ordination of gays
The split continues to widen in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America over the ordination of gays who are in committed relationships.
According to The Gazette, the ELCA still remains strong, in that out of 10,000 churches in the U.S., only 291 have left as of 2009 to join other, more conservative Lutheran denominations.
However, while the number of those who have left ELCA remain small overall, what is significant is the speed at which groups which leave, manage to reorganize–and their tremendous rate of growth outside of ELCA, according to The Gazette.
Last August, defectors from ELCA formed the North American Lutheran Church, just one year after ELCA decided in a General Assembly to permit homosexuals in committed relationships to become ordained clergy, The Gazette said.
What's more, the speed of growth of NALC is unprecedented. When it was launched it had 18 churches in its group, including St. Luke's Lutheran Church. Within four months, the number has more than tripled with a total of 70 churches, and 17 more undergoing the process to join, The Gazette reported.
This is incredibly quick, considering that it took six years for former Episcopalians to create the Anglican Church in North America after a gay Episcopal bishop was elected in 2003, according to The Gazette.
Paull Spring, former bishop of ELCA's Northwestern Pennsylvania Synod and current head of NALC said the speed of their reorganization was the result of a consultation he had with Episcopal Church dissenters, The Pulpit reported.
Spring told The Pulpit, "They felt they didn't move as fast and lost lay supporters. So we wanted to move fast." He added that NALC and ELCA do not communicate saying, "They don't respond, don't talk."
Other churches that have undergone great internal friction over the issue of the ordination of gays are The Presbyterian Church (USA), the United Church of Christ, the United Methodist Church and the American Baptist Church USA, The Gazette said.
Beyond the issue of sexual orientation
David Wendel, pastor of St. Luke's Lutheran and one of 17 regional deans of NALC (charged with Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico and Utah) said that the issue is beyond that of sexual orientation.
Wendel told The Pulpit, "The sexuality issue is not really the issue. We did not discuss that. The issue is the change in biblical understanding in the ELCA. There are some pastors who don't believe in the resurrection."
Wendel said that with NALC, gays can be ordained, however, "A homosexual person who is single could be ordained and is expected to be celibate," The Pulpit reported.
NALC and other ELCA defectors will be able to keep their property, so long as they remain aligned with a Lutheran denomination. Wendel told The Gazette, "We don't call this a schism. Lutheranism has a flexibility that allows for this realignment."
As of now, NALC has no U.S. central location, as it is only four months old and NALC positions will only hold until next August. Spring said he will not likely run for reelection, The Gazette reported.
Spring told The Gazette, "It's been a very stressful time, personally. There is sorrow over a lost relationship. But what are you supposed to do when the parent body goes against Holy Scripture?"


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OK, I see it's been almost a year since I last logged in. Finally time to stop screwing around and start up ChilliBob.com again. What has happened in the last 12 months that has prompted me to finally start typing again? Not much. Got a new job. Got a bit heavier. Head got balder, back got hairier. (Geeeezzz…. I'm over 40 now.)
Look, what I am trying to say is that I'm going to be typing up some crap, try to make a few jokes, show some pictures of the squaller I live in, to make the rest of you feel better about yourself. And from time to time go on a poorly informed rant about some small irritation in my life. Hey, people seemed to like it before.
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Buffering events identified by a common identifier, up until a specified amount of time, each event also has a TimeStamp
We're thinking of using Reactive Extensions for a rewrite of a problem at my financial firm.
The premise is that we get events identified by a Guid (stock symbol + uniqueness entropy embedded into it), a timestamp, and a Value field. These come at a high rate, and we cannot act on these objects until "at least" after X seconds (10 seconds), after which we have to act on them, and remove them from the system.
Think about it like two windows, an initial window of "10 seconds" (for example T0 to T10), where we identify all the unique events (basically, group by guid), then we look into the next "10 seconds", "secondary window" (T10-T20), to make sure we're implementing the policy of "at least" 10 seconds. From the "initial window", we remove all the events (because we've accounted for them), and then from the "secondary window", we remove the ones that occurred in the "initial window". And we keep on moving 10 second sliding windows, so now we're looking at window T20-T30, repeat and rinse.
How could I implement this in Rx, because it seems like the way to go.
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It's easier for me to think in terms of the route that individual notifications ("events") will take through the query. Also, are you sure that you want sliding windows or do you really want hopping windows? Sliding implies overlapping, but with respect to an individual group, it seems like you want 10 second non-overlapping buffers. It's also unclear from the image why event "A" is lost at the end, if I'm reading that correctly.
Please let me know whether the following specification is accurate, and if not please provide any corrections.
- Your data source is a sequence of events: IObservable<Event>
- Given an Event, the query must first direct it into a group of similar events; i.e., group by Guid
IGroupedObservable<Guid, Event> : IObservable<Event>
Groups will be reactive, so it's best not to think of them like buckets; instead, think of them as keyed IObservable<T> routes that events can flow through. - When an event enters its group, it will be sent into the current, non-overlapping 10 second buffer for that group. This requires an additional operator, so it's best to think of buffering as another step in the query.
- Every 10 seconds for that group, all of the events in the current buffer will be pushed to the next phase of the query to be processed, and a new 10 second buffer will be created for that group.
- Subsequent events routed to the same group are gathered into the latest 10 second buffer.
Based on #3, a given event is processed with a maximum delay of 10 seconds, but it could be less if it enters the current buffer closer to the 10 second mark.
For example:
IObservable<Event> events = ...; IObservable<IList<Event>> query = from e in events group e by e.Guid into eventsByGuid from buffer in eventsByGuid.Buffer(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(10)) select buffer;
- Dave
Thanks for the reply Dave.
After re-reading my post (which it self is confusing), I have more info to add.
1. What I meant when I said sliding is that, for this system to be "correct", we have to always analyze 20 seconds of data, or more simply stated, twice the time period of the "at least" period, which in this case is 10 seconds. In other words, if an Event with Guid "A" fires at T0, and that's the first such occurrence of "A", I will have to wait till T10, and only then can I say that all my events with Guid "A" have arrived. This is my SLA, and the reason why in the image the last "A" is lost, is because I'm only looking at Time (T0-T20). The arrival of "A" in between T20 and T30 is considered a new unique Guid (even though it's not really). Does that make sense? It's an SLA thing, I mean eventually I have to aggregate these events into a single "ComeptitiveQuotationObject", and write it to a log or do whatever.
2. If you read 1. you'll notice I mentioned "the first such occurence". That's crucial, though because of Grouping and the "at least" we don't have to worry about it. Think about it, if I had to care about the exact expiration of each event, it would be a nightmare, this way of doubling the window size, I guarantee my SLA.
I'm going to now read what you have said more clearly, because at first glance I'm a bit confused. I would think that I would need to buffer 20 seconds. And then move my window 10 seconds at a time.
Here's the list of requirements so far:
- The data source is a sequence of Event objects.
- An Event object is identified by its Guid property.
- Many Event objects can have the same Guid value.
- Event objects also have a TimeSpan property.
- When the first event arrives for a particular Guid value...
- The Event is added to a new buffer, which is created for a group of Events with the same Guid.
- At Now + Event.TimeSpan + (AtLeastDuration * 2)...
- The buffer is sent to observers.
- A new buffer is created for the group of Events with this Guid.
- When a subsequent Event arrives with the same Guid value...
- It is added to an existing buffer, which hasn't been sent to observers yet.
Is this correct? Is it complete?
It's probably not correct or complete, but unless you can describe your requirements in these terms, it's going to be difficult for me to understand what you want.
In particular, I don't understand why any events would be "lost", unless "lost" simply means deferred into the next buffer? If in fact you mean "dropped", without any observation, then that implies some kind of throttling or sampling. If possible, it may be easier at first to simply ignore this requirement and then come back to it later.
Furthermore, I still don't understand the consecutive window analogy - specifically, how does it apply to grouping and buffering? Is the first 10 second window buffered separately from the next consecutive 10 second window? Or are all of the events grouped into the same buffer?
And finally, why are you considering it to be a sliding window as opposed to a hopping window? The term sliding implies that windows will overlap, but in all of your examples it seems that windows are consecutive without overlapping, which is a behavior that is typically described as hopping.
- Dave
I see how you have it setup, and I think it is both complete and correct.
The way I think about it is that you get events, and you have to analyze 20 seconds, but can only definitively say that all the events of the same guid you care about are in the first 10 seconds, since you have the next 10 seconds to verify. But for an event that arrives at the 13th second, for example, could have events up until the 23rd second, which is not in the window you're considering. So for any given 2*SLA_Window_In_Seconds, you can only look in the first half (i.e. from 0 to SLA_Window_In_Seconds), and now you can certainly say that the first 10 seconds are accounted for. Now, you create a new window, from mid-point, i.e. 10th second to 30th second, and you can only analyze 10th-20th seconds, and not the next 10 ... so on and so forth.
Here is the logic for doing this in regular code -->
foreach (event as this comes in)
if (beginTime == null)
beginTime = event.Timestamp;
}// Every 10 seconds
if (event.Timestamp - beginTime == 10seconds)
if (midTime == null)
midTime = event.Timestamp;
}if (endTime == null)
endTime = event.Timestamp;FireEvent(begin, mid, end); // send to observers
// reset
begin = midTime;
midTime = endTime;
endTime = null;
}From the looks of it you're saying the same thing, I think.


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I'm starting this diary because for the first time in my 45 years - I finally feel like I can deal with all the abuse and dysfunction of my life. Oh - it's going to be a journey! This site and these groups have been so helpful to me. The support and compassion is SO amazing. I'm thankful to everyone for sharing their lives (I don't feel so alone) and for the encouragement I have been given here. Love to you all!!! You will never know how much I need all of you.
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I almost never see photos. I keep hearing people maintaining but I don't see photos. Even if someone claims regrowth I don't see photos.
I have seen photos of experimental stuff but outside of brushing or other scalp messages I have never seen any photos.
However I would like to think there is a cure for MPB that can be obtained from nature. There is too many different elements out there to rule it out completely.