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J.K Rowling Biography: The Author of the Peter Potter Series
In this 4:12 video the life of British author J.K Rowling is reviewed. Includes small sections where she reads part of her work. The video also deals with some of the problems she had to overcome. The video does not offer a lot about her personal life, but is more about her success. This makes the video somewhat limited in use.
Gary Paulsen Lecture - Part 1 of 3 Lecture took place on October 27, 2007. He starts his speech with how his youth was troubled, he did not play sports, barely got through school, did not like to read, parents were alcoholics, and had a rough childhood. One day he went to the library to get warm, the librarian asked him if he needed help. She told him he needed a library card, he was amazed because no one gave him anything. He said that card made him somebody.�
Gary Paulsen Lecture - Part 2 of 3 Author's presentation at stage lecturn in front of audience on October 27, 2007. In this portion of his speech he talks about his first experience with a dog team. He talks how he learned the proper language to use with the dogs, how his early dog team behaved, and how he got his dog, Cookie. He then goes into how he quit trapping and started to run dogs and the Iditarod. Good motivational talk on fulf
1st Reader - Lesson I
Learn "The Grammar of English" using McGuffey's Readers.
In this lesson learn:
word families:
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search, earth)
Mozart Violin Concerto 5 (1of 5) with Janine Jansen- violin
This is a live video in color of Janine Jansen, violinist, playing Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 5 in A major K219 with the European Union Youth Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Ashkenazy. It was recorded on Saturday 12 August 2006 in Royal Albert Hall on stage.
The "ST" Blend
The Electric Company sings about the blend, ST.
Magical Nature Journey sample
Magical Nature Journey DVD is an innovative learning experience for your child inspired by perhaps the wisest parent of them all - Mother Nature.
A diverse range of patterns, shapes, colors, textures and sounds found exclusively in nature are utilized in a gentle and soothing way to help enhance the development of your baby's brain.
Exciting close encounters with a wealth of wonderful animal and plant life and
multiple color, counting and naming sequences delight
Classic Sesame Street - Sea Shells
This animated video shows a variety of sea shells in motion on the sand. Music plays in the background. ( 1:41)
" Fern's Baby Animals"- An Animated Storybook
In this computer-animated storybook, Fern the Fox sees many kinds of baby animals and tells the readers the names of each animal. The animals named are deer (fawn), squirrel ( kit), hare ( leveret), badger ( cub), possum ( joey), and owl (owlet). The words of the story appear on each page and are highlighted as they are read.
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Right Triangle Solver – A Virtual Manipulative
Practice using the Pythagorean theorem and the definitions of the trigonometric functions to solve for unknown sides and angles of a right triangle. There are more instructions on the right side of the Java applet.
Physics in Action: Barrel Crunch
Professor Ephraim Fischbach demonstrates barrel crunch in this video from Thinkwell's online Physics series. They began by heating water inside the barrel to create steam. They then capped the barrel to keep the steam inside and poured liquid nitrogen over it to make sure that the can cooled down quickly. The steam condensed and created a partial vacuum. The atmospheric pressure outside the can was stronger than the pressure inside, causing it to collapse. Run time 04:30.
Everything you Need to Know About Non-fiction
Grade 1 students compare and contrast non-fiction books and fiction. The students show a variety of non-fiction books. The second part of the video is about the parts of a non-fiction books. Students show examples of captions, sections, index, table of contents, and glossary. The third part of the video gives tips for reading a non-fiction books. Camera and sound are average. (4:16)
Statistics: Variance of a Population - Khan Academy
Mr. Khan continues his discussion about statisitics. This is the video after Sample vs. Population Mean. In this video, he discusses the variance of a population. (12:22)
Learn Basic Computer Skills : Finding a Lost File in Microsoft Windows
Finding a lost file in Windows XP is a basic skill you'll need to know to master this operating system. Find out how to recover a filel in this video. (02:23)
Expert: Ross Safronoff
Dr. Angela Brodie Comments on Breast Cancer Prevention Trial
A New England Journal of Medicine study released on June 4, 2011, reported a significant advance in breast cancer prevention. The study found that exemestane, an aromatase inhibitor, already approved to treat breast cancer, can reduce the risk of postmenopausal women ever developing the disease by 65 percent.
Dr. Angela Brodie, an internationally recognized University of Maryland breast cancer researcher, pioneered the development of aromatase inhibitors. In this 2-minute video, she comments on
Scientist seeks clues in volcanic ash
June 23 - A leading Argentine geologist and volcanologist studies the composition of volcanic ash to learn what weary residents can expect next. Travis Brecher reports
Vin et consommateur : qui doit s'adapter?
9e matinée des Œnologues - Bordeaux
>> Goût du vin : la pratique
Patricia Taillandier, Impact des phases fermentaires sur le goût du vin
Nathalie Pouzalgues, L'expression aromatique des rosés : lien avec la couleur
Jean Lhéritier, Philippe Chabert, Jean-Claude Berrouet, Vin et consommateur : qui doit s'adapter ?
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Mozart, Concerto No. 10 in E-flat for Two Pianos and Orchestra, K. 365
MIT Symphony Orchestra (MITSO)
David Epstein, conductor
John Buttrick, Robert Freeman, pianos
Recorded live at Carnegie Hall, New York, April 17, 1969
CD available at the Lewis Music Library
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Actieonderzoek : Leraren onderzoeken hun eigen praktijk Actieonderzoek is een methodiek waarbij leraren kritisch reflecteren op hun eigen praktijk en daarna, via gerichte acties, hun praktijk proberen te verbeteren. De acties worden grondig geëvalueerd en bijgestuurd. Aan het eind van het proces …


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Slow week this week. Ah well!
Celebrity related quote of the week: "'The United States first destroyed our great country, the Soviet Union, then they destroyed our economy and now they are sending this horrible young woman to destroy our souls,' said Myasoyedova, interviewed during a recent rally of about 100 demonstrators organized by the Orthodox Standard Bearers Union, a group combining religion and nationalism." –David Holley, LA Times
What young woman is this candid Russian speaking of? Why, Madonna, of course. Even though Madonna hasn't seen "young" since the other side of the 90s. Mr. Myasoyedova, it could be worse than Madonna. I promise. For instance, they could be sending Clay Aiken. At least Madonna does her own songs.
The Catbirdseat's cheat sheet for the best new albums of 2006. Indie darlings all round! Looky there at Swan Lake, riding the wave of its hype like a demented surfer, probably one that's wearing a polo shirt and pegged jeans and a fleece wristband.
Flagpole reviews the new REM retrospective disc/dvd. So what're your favorite REM albums? My top five are 1) Document; 2) Automatic For the People; 3) Green; 4) Out of Time; and 5) Monster.
EW profiles their 50 best high school movies, but they totally left off my top two. My top five would have gone, 1) Better Off Dead; 2) Pump Up the Volume; 3) Heathers; 4) Sixteen Candles; and 5) 10 Things I Hate About You or Clueless. Why yes, I'm just a big old cynical softie, why do you ask?
Via BrianPalmer, How to make a Zach Braff movie in 10 steps. Ahaha. Poor Zach Braff. Make one indie-lovers movie and you're worshipped, but make two, and you're pilloried. Welcome to the fickle world of indiedom.
At I Am Fuel, some old, lost Bob Dylan recordings. I don't know where Heather gets this stuff, but she just out-awesomes herself every week.
At Rewriteable Content, a back to school love song mix. Ew, school.
The Rawking Refuses To Stop! talks about the Ryan Adams / Neko Case / Willie Nelson show at the Hollywood Bowl. I sure would have loved to see Ryan & Neko, if the venue were smaller and I had the energy to fight traffic out to the Bowl.
Useful Thing of the Year: the HYMN project introduces MyFairTunes 6, which will unencode your iTunes-purchased music so that it can be converted to mp3. I can't vouch for it completely, because when I gave it a try it worked for "Jaan Pehechaan Ho" but not for "Burn." *shrug* Who knows.
Via Neil Gaiman and Billboard, I learn of a 43-song CD of sea chanties sung by contemporary artists. Yay! I love sea chanties, even though I can't even go out in a boat without barfing over the side. Heh.
And last but not least, New Contrast Podcast – entrance music for a film.
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GALLERY: M.I.A.'s 10 Flashiest Fashion Statements
M.I.A.'s heavily anticipated third full-length album "/\/\/\V/\" drops today. (The album is pronounced "Maya.") And while she's certainly known for her melting pot of sounds and vocal techniques, her fashion presence is difficult to ignore. Sometimes it's fun and playful like her Jean-Charles De Castelbajac shark dress — and sometimes seizure-inducing, like the neon tribal, flashing print madness in her "Boyz" music video. But when your music sounds like a bonfire blast of dubstep, bhangra, hip-hop, house, and punk, you can get away with outfits that are equally as eclectic.


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I figured I'd make a thread about it, since there's no mention of it anywhere on this site. It has a pretty interesting backstory:
As my personal arsenal of fragrances is expanding I have noticed a strange thing - it is becoming increasingly harder to choose what to wear. Thinking
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The 12th annual Moondance International Film Festival, also known as "The American Cannes", took place in beautiful Boulder, Colorado, on the lovely and historic University of Colorado campus, and in downtown Boulder's most popular restaurants, on September 16, 17, & 18, 2011, with original indie film screenings, professional writing and filmmaking workshops, private consultations with the pros, celebrity Q & A sessions, popular networking cocktail parties, and a gala awards ceremony & reception. Talented filmmakers, writers and composers, as well as enthusiastic audiences, attended from the US and from around the world!
• Read feature screenplay winner Eilis Mernagh's fun & insightful article, titled "Winning Big at Moondance – Eilis Mernagh's Festival Diary" at the IFTN (Irish Film & Television Network) online about her experiences during Moondance: http://www.iftn.ie/news/act1=record&only=1&aid=73&rid=4284279&tpl=archnews&force=1
The success of the 2011 Moondance event absolutely could not have happened without the 3 days and evenings of dedicated work of these truly fabulous staff, volunteers and friends of Moondance: Mark Schweisow, Festival Events Director & Screenings Coordinator; Kandice Martellaro, hard-working Volunteers Coordinator; Jody Handerson, Screenings Coordinator Assistant; Susan Harvey, Awards Coordinator; Ted Harvey, Security; plus Prema Rose, Cheryl Michel, Miguel Carson (who was always available for one & all, as needed), Cedric Peebles, Kevin Lundeen, James Quon, Richard & Helen Love, JoAnn LaBella (who deserves a huge thanks, she worked so hard), Debbie LaBella, Eric Schwarz, Rev. Julie Mercer and Craig Lambert.
And many, many thanks to our long-time, diligent webster for keeping the Moondance website user-friendly and always up-to-date, Stephanie Vidergar.
Much appreciation to Paula Zimmerman, our tireless festival videographer! More info on the 2011 Moondance video, now in post-production, when it's ready!
A big thanks also goes out to Candace Kearns Read, our favorite Moondance workshops presenter & consultant!
"SIBERIA, MONAMOUR", Slava Ross, director (Russia)
"JOURNEY ON THE WILD COAST", Greg Chaney, director (USA)
"SHENEY DEGALIM" (Two Flags), Lior Molcho, director (Israel)
"PRAIRIE SONATA", Deborah LeVine, director (USA)
"I WANNA BE A PIRATE", Ed Waters, director (USA)
"THE DUST MACHINE", Damon Mohl, director (Colorado)
Scroll on down for lots more festival news & info:
Inktip.com, a long-time sponsor, annually offers Moondance feature screenplay winners a free listing on their popular website! This is a very valuable opportunity to have your winning screenplay listed on a great site where top agents and producers regularly search for their next projects to represent, option and/or produce! We will send InkTip our 2011 list of feature screenplay winners, and they will contact you right away with this fantastic free offer!
Special, urgent request to all Moondancers who attended the 2011 festival: Please send us several of your favorite photos from your days at the film festival! To help identify people in the photos, please remember to add the names and/or some description to the digital pix titles, rather than just long numbers. We will add the best photos to the 2011 Moondance website photo album, and to the next festival blog! Please do it now! E-mail them as .jpg attachments to: email@example.com, with MIFF PHOTOS in the subject line.
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Do you want your star award and certificate sent to you?
Final date to request awards sent is: October 15, 2011
Please go now to: http://www.acteva.com/go/moondance2011
To get your Moondance 2011 winner, finalist, semi-finalist, selected film, and/or audience favorite laurels image for promoting your project, go to: http://moondancefilmfestival.com/06_other.laurels.html
For a limited time only, 2011 Moondance posters and mermaid logo tote bags are now available at: http://www.acteva.com/go/moondance2011
The 2012 Moondance early-bird call-for-entries will open for submissions on December 1, 2011. We look forward to receiving your next film, screenplay, film score, TV script, stageplay, radio show, music video, and more! See the 2012 Moondance submission categories: http://www.moondancefilmfestival.com/03_submission.categories.html
- "It was such an honor to meet you and be part of your festival! I had a great time and met amazing people and watched riveting films!"~ Miglena Sandmeier, Bulagria & Atlanta, GA, film PR representative, award-winning "Dilli"
- "We had a great time at the festival, and it was so great to meet you! Thank you so much for your support of our script, and we want you to know that we will continue to support Moondance and your efforts. It really was a wonderful experience, and your support has encouraged us and motivated us. As a novice, my gut reaction to winning an award is that this is the END of the process, but what I'm quickly learning, is that it's only the very beginning of this particular process. Thank you, again, for believing in us." ~ Echo and Myrton Running Wolf, award winners, with Jasheika James & Crystal English, for their feature screenplay, "Black Warrior of Pyramid Lake"
- "Thank you once again for selecting "Spirit of the Everglades". I appreciate your kind remarks and belief in this screenplay. Moondance is a wonderful film festival and to receive the Calypso award from such an amazing person as Elizabeth English is such an honor to me. It gives me the courage to keep pushing to get this feature screenplay out into the world for all to enjoy." ~ Michael Bavota, Calypso Award winner
- "Thank you for the completely enjoyable time Sandy and I had at the festival. It was wonderful meeting you, as well as the new friends we spoke with that share this passion for excellence." ~ John Fanta, semi-finalist, music for a film score
- "Thank you for your help in improving my "The Song and the Land" screenplay during your First Impressions, Titles & Loglines workshop last Friday. I also found Candace Kearns Read's How to Get an Agent workshop Saturday morning extremely helpful and interesting. I am now ready to improve the script and, yes, begin to market it. The Moondance Film Festival has been a great springboard for this next step. Thank you." ~ Anne Campbell
- "I just wanted to thank you for putting on a fantastic film festival and allowing me, along with so many others, to experience it. I'd also like to thank you for all your help in the Titles & Loglines workshop, I really appreciate your critiques, and know that because of taking your class I'm already better off than I was before I walked in. On behalf of the cast and crew of The Drama, I'd like to express my gratitude to you for picking our pilot as the winner for two very special awards; it means a lot to me and to the people who invested their time into making the final product." ~ Matt Grodsky, with Joe Flowers, co-director, Dolphin Awards for best TV pilot script & best filmed TV pilot winner
- "I just wanted to say Thank You for supporting and including my work in the 2011 Festival! Also Thank You for the award! It really meant a lot to me to have my work included in the festival. It was great to talk to some of the audience members afterwards." ~ Damon Mohl, winner, best animation, "The Dust Machine"
- "I was impressed by the quality of the films and flattered to be included in that group of very talented folks. I hope you like our new song, I'd Be Lyin', a demo that we'll be shopping very soon." ~ Ed Waters, composer, "I Wanna Be a Pirate" & co-director with David Berrey, winning music video.
- "Thank you so much for the fun festival, and you executed it with a flair! I enjoyed my time there and enjoyed meeting some wonderful people! I will certainly pass the word that it is one worth applying to and attending." ~ Dawn Young, USA, winner music video "Who I Am"
- "Again, many thanks to Moondance for my Atlantis Award…my writer friend and winner, Eilis Mernagh, (winner, feature screenplay, "Star On the Run", title changed at MIFF workshop to "Searching For Summer") collected it for me, and I am thrilled to have it! Wish I could have been there…I do hope that such a prestigious win will raise some interest from producers. Well done on a very worthwhile and fabulous festival! ~ Carolin Farrell, Ireland, winner, "Pixer Knows", feature screenplay for kids
- "Back from Boulder and apart from the ongoing jet lag, I have only positive things to say about Moondance. I had a great time, and the time and money spent getting there was well worth it. I've written a full report on the trip for the Irish Film and Television Network. Boulder is a really friendly place. Everyone I met made me feel so welcome, and the festival participants were a fantastic bunch. I want to particularly thank Moondance festival director Elizabeth English for putting on such a great festival. And obviously for giving me a cool award!" ~ Eilis Mernagh, Ireland, winner, "Star on the Run/ Searching For Summer" feature screenplay
- "Our whole family enjoyed the matinee line-up at Old Main Sunday. It was a wonderful time, and fun to be on CU's beautiful campus, thanks." ~ Charlotte & Ben Zink, (www.zinkmetalart.com fabricators of the Moondance star awards)
- "I just wanted you to know how very pleased I am to have been given an honor for my short story, "The Funeral," as all awards received from the prestigious Moondance International Film Festival are important honors, indeed. ~ Lorna Kanter
- "I must tell you, we are just proud of winning two Moondance awards (best foreign feature film, and best foreign film score), and particularly, the significant statement of the GAIA award makes "Meherjaan" very special. I wish you the best success and warm greetings for your entire team." ~Ashique Mostafa, executive producer, Bangladesh
- "Sheri Mann Stewart also commented on Moondance International Film Festival's Facebook link. Sheri wrote: "I'm so sorry I couldn't be there tonight to accept the award on behalf of The Way of Justice in which I play Martha. I hope you all enjoyed it!"
- "I want to thank you again for the wonderful festival and for the honor of participating and winning." Lior Molcho, director, Shney Degalim (Two Flags), Israel
- "I am totally honored by you guys – you have no idea. I will be there in spirit in the town that I love so much." ~ Cyndi Lenz, director, winner best documentary film, "The Garbage of Jupiter Beach", 2011 Calypso Award for environmental activism
READ ABOUT ALL THE MOONDANCE AWARDS CATEGORIES HERE: http://www.moondancefilmfestival.com/02_festival.awards.html
"I admired the movement of the water, so graceful, elegant, nimble, simply parting its way around the obstacle, the rock, and moving on. Two completely opposite states, rock and water. And yet, together….they create a third, ineffable, yet highly desirable, condition. What is it? Fluid solidity. That's what we need to keep moving through a world full of obstacles, and to stay grounded when things get in our way." ~ Dominique Browning, Slow Love blog
"And this our life, exempt from public haunt,
Finds tongues in trees, books in running brooks,
Sermons in stones, and good in everything.
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"One of the best things about paintings is their silence –which prompts reflection and random reverie." ~ Mark Stevens, author
Knowing others is intelligence;
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Mastering others is strength;
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Broomberg and Chanarin say their work, on show at Johannesburg's Goodman Gallery, examines "the radical notion that prejudice might be inherent in the medium of photography itself". They argue that early colour film was predicated on white skin: in 1977, when Jean-Luc Godard was invited on an assignment to Mozambique, he refused to use Kodak film on the grounds that the stock was inherently "racist".
The light range was so narrow, Broomberg said, that "if you exposed film for a white kid, the black kid sitting next to him would be rendered invisible except for the whites of his eyes and teeth". It was only when Kodak's two biggest clients – the confectionary and furniture industries – complained that dark chocolate and dark furniture were losing out that it came up with a solution.
Makes perfect sense to me. The human eye always adjusts to see people's faces but the technology of photography developed around adjusting to white people only. You can probably dig deeper and look at the cultural institution that developed around photography for what came to be accepted as "what the camera likes" and the aesthetics of palettes and light conditions and such for more normalization of racist standards. Same can probably be said of a great deal of Eurocentric art, aesthetics, and technology in general.
So glad someone identified this tendency. When I did photography, I found my POC friends impossible to light with the reccomendations given by most photography blogs and such. I also found no techniques on how to photograph people with darker skin tones because even DSLRS require different types of exposures for darker skin.
Are these people serious
Yep cause it's true
Film is an inherently racist medium, which seems unfortunately to bemost discussed by white authors (Richard Dyer, though, does have a lot of good information in White)
But when Spike Lee has to come up with his own methods of cinematography to film black people, something is definitely wrong
Or when I show up as a dark blob in photos with my white friends, or when I'm the only one who's face isn't picked up by any recognition technology, then I'd say film and photography are definitely racist media
idk how much we should be taking cues on racism from JLG tbh
Also the filters that get used for photo editing (digital and otherwise). Like, I think loads of pictures are specially developed with this blue tone that really lightens people up (while also making everything look washed out). And all the common tutorials (both on tumblr and elsewhere) to improve the lighting/image quality of screencaps for edits and gifs are totally useless for darker skin tones. I wish there were better fandom resources for this shit because it's fucking frustrating.
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'12 Years a Slave,' 'Mother of George,' and the aesthetic politics of filming black skin: (via cinematocat/cesaire)
"Montré Aza Missouri, an assistant professor in film at Howard University, recalls being told by one of her instructors in London that "if you found yourself in the 'unfortunate situation' of shooting on the 'Dark Continent,' and if you're shooting dark-skinned people, then you should rub Vaseline on their skin in order to reflect light. It was never an issue of questioning the technology." In her classes at Howard, Missouri says, "I talk to my students about the idea that the tools used to make film, the science of it, are not racially neutral."
Missouri reminds her students that the sensors used in light meters have been calibrated for white skin; rather than resorting to the offensive Vaseline solution, they need to manage the built-in bias of their instruments, in this case opening their cameras' apertures one or two stops to allow more light through the lens. Filmmakers working with celluloid also need to take into account that most American film stocks weren't manufactured with a sensitive enough dynamic range to capture a variety of dark skin tones. Even the female models whose images are used as reference points for color balance and tonal density during film processing — commonly called "China Girls" — were, until the mid-1990s, historically white.
In the face of such technological chauvinism, filmmakers have been forced to come up with workarounds, including those lights thrown on Poitier and a variety of gels, scrims and filters. But today, such workarounds have been rendered virtually obsolete by the advent of digital cinematography, which allows filmmakers much more flexibility both in capturing images and manipulating them during post-production."
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The artists feel certain that the ID-2 camera and its boost button were Polaroid's answer to South Africa's very specific need. "Black skin absorbs 42% more light. The button boosts the flash exactly 42%," Broomberg explained. "It makes me believe it was designed for this purpose."
In 1970 Caroline Hunter, a young chemist working for Polaroid in America, stumbled upon evidence that the company was effectively supporting apartheid. She and her partner Ken Williams formed the Polaroid Workers Revolutionary Movement and campaigned for a boycott. By 1977 Polaroid had withdrawn from South Africa, spurring an international divestment movement that was crucial to bringing down apartheid.
The title of the exhibition, To Photograph the Details of a Dark Horse in Low Light, refers to the coded phrase used by Kodak to describe a new film stock created in the early 1980s to address the inability of earlier films to accurately render dark skin.
The show also features norm reference cards that always used white women as a standard for measuring and calibrating skin tones when printing photographs. The series of "Kodak Shirleys" were named after the first model featured. Today such cards show multiple races.
Forever reblog with added commentary
Yes! It's back! I was trying to find this post
Added information. I really really need a book on cinematography techniques for lighting darker skin tones
I've posted information about this before, and I want to reblog it again because it's so important.
People really need to understand what it means that racism is built into so many of our technologies, our education, our lives…too many people seem to believe that racism is about feelings and interactions.
A lot of the photos I have posted of artworks are old photographs that use films that oversaturate dark skin tones or blast them out with contrast. They need to be modified where possible in order for dark skinned people portrayed in the paintings to be visible at all.
It doesn't stop at photography. Note how "skin tones" in pens, inks and paints are always tuned to very pale, pinkish, white people's skin tones? Whenever I'm trying to draw a person of colour, it's close to impossible to get a natural representation of skin tone with marker pens, unless you go and mix your own inks (which is quite pricey and takes a lot of trial-and-error, so not an option for people short on cash). I'm not a person of colour and this freaks me out, so I can't even imagine what it must be like for people of colour, on top of all the casual racism that is happening in our society on an everyday basis, to be so blatantly ignored in what should be the most free medium in the world: art.
The very base of the problem is that people of colour, or in other words, the majority of Earth's population, get completely ignored in the concept of stationary companies, and as long as that doesn't change, I highly hope that those companies will see their sales numbers drop because digital art is taking over.


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December 6th, 2013, 12:00 am byBREA, Rose New-Hyde: In an effort to make Americans forget the disaster known as Hurricane Obamacare,
Protesters picketing in front of a McDonald's restaurant in Allentown, Pa., on Thursday, Dec. 5, 2013. The protest was part of a national campaign to increase the minimum wage. Protesters moved off McDonalds property as the police started to arrive. (AP Photo\Express-Times Photo, Sue Beyer). |
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KCSO arrests two women for burglary
Another burglary in east Camden, another set of suspects. For the second time in as many days, the Kershaw County Sheriff's Office arrested two suspects Wednesday after they were caught burglarizing an east Camden home.
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With help from its bloodhound tracking team, the Kershaw County Sheriff's Office arrested two east Camden teenagers on burglary charges Monday.
City of Camden tree lighting Friday
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Fort Mill's Kay Dabney contributed to book on family history
A group of Dabney family members from across the state, including Kay Dabney of Fort Mill, met in late October to preview plans for a new book, "The Dabneys of South Carolina," to be published in early 2014.
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Basic analog cable, which is $55.50 to $58 per month depending on what city you live in, offers much less. That number shrunk this week as Time Warner moved some of these analog channels (ABC Family, The Weather Channel, TruTV) to digital to make room for more digital services for the majority of its customers. Time Warner has said that 80 percent of its Southern California customers are digital subscribers. Read the rest of this entry »


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Gym Nasium Wrote: (06-15-2012 06:14 AM)Is that legal? Pennies are not legal tender. You can't pay your taxes with them.
Devout Agnostic Wrote: (06-15-2012 06:18 AM)Gym Nasium Wrote: (06-15-2012 06:14 AM)Is that legal? Pennies are not legal tender. You can't pay your taxes with them. Come on now...
Gym Nasium Wrote: (06-15-2012 06:14 AM)Is that legal? I guess it's no different than those bars you go in that have dollar bill's all over the ceiling with messages on them. I this case, the pennies aren't being defaced or destroyed.
Quote:Up until the late 19th century, pennies and nickels weren't legal tender at all. The Coinage Acts of 1873 and 1879 made them legal tender for debts up to 25 cents only, while the other fractional coins (dimes, quarters, and half dollars) were legal tender for amounts up to $10. This remained the law until the Coinage Act of 1965 specified that all U.S. coins are legal tender in any amount. However, even in cases where legal tender has been agreed to as a form of payment, private businesses are still free to specify which forms of legal tender they will accept. If a restaurant doesn't want to take any currency larger than $20 bills, or they don't want to take pennies at all, or they want to be paid in nothing but dimes, they're entitled to do so (but, as mentioned earlier, they should specify their payment policies before entering into transactions with buyers). Businesses are free to accept or reject pennies as they see fit; no law specifies that pennies cease to be considered legal tender when proffered in quantities over a particular amount. http://www.snopes.com/business/money/pennies.asp


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I just read Miles Moen's article on illegal music downloading and I have to agree with his assessment. If ISPs start tracking users' behaviour too much and penalize them for activities that are illegal in many jurisdictions, users will switch to ISPs that do not pay as much attention. Many ISPs are willing to either not monitor or ignore online activity if it causes them to gain new customers or, at least, keep their existing customers.
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We enjoyed the tasting menu and wine pairings for a wonderful anniversary dinner. The tasting menu allows you to choose from the a la carte menu -- nice idea, so you can be sure you will get something you will enjoy. The wines were well chosen and complimented the foods. The wines were from small growers in the area, so not a mass produced wine you could find anywhere back home. The Grand Marnier souffle was a perfect end to a lovely evening dining on the patio.
As guests at the adjoining Mission Inn we were excited to try Sante and were looking forward to the short walk after a few cocktails. Our expectations were surpassed on the food and bar experience. My martini order seems to throw some servers and/or bartenders for a loop but the one I received was spot on. The food was incredible with an abundance of flavors that all seemed to work in harmony. Our lead server could have been a little more attentive and knowledgeable about the menu but her support crew was on the ball and great to speak with. Overall, no serious complaints and we look forward to coming back some day. We've lived in the Midwest and East Coast and dined all over the country and in our opinion this one ranks right up there.
This was my 2nd time at Sante. The first time was good - but the 2nd time was excellent! The food was superb and the portion sizes were perfect. You can eat a 3 course meal there and not feel stuffed. Allow the sommelier to suggest a wine for you. We did and it was a real treat. In fact, we added that winery to our tour list and bought a few bottles of it to take home. Sante's recent renovations are very nice. Excellent atmosphere, food and service.
Not one misstep from the moment we arrived. Service was spot on and never intrusive. We tried the tasting menu and the wine pairing. Sat outside and even the weather cooperated, but then it is Sonoma. There were three of us and we were celebrating a Special birthday. It was expensive, but not outrages and certainly worth what we spent. Think French Laundry quality, but at a better price. Highly recommend!
Dined at Sante while staying at the Fairmont. It was excellent on every level and I would not hesitate to return or send a friend. Was the best meal we had during our trip to Sonoma and we ate at some great places.
We had to listen to man play a show on his Ipad for his kids. The manager was not willing to ask the man to turn the volume down.
After several days in Sonoma with mixed dining experiences we rolled the dice and decided to celebrate our wedding anniversary at Sante. Based on other disappointments we almost cancelled in favor of traveling to Yontsville. We are so happy we kept our reservation. Sante is no French Laundry but then neither are any of the other restaurants in the region. That said Sante can hold its own as an equal if not standout among the other Napa foodie contenders. Entering Sante takes you to a bygone era, think the Hamptons in the 30s or 40s but make no mistake this is all fresh new world Califonia haute cuisine. Well worth a diversion from Napa.
The food was excellent and the waiter suggestions complimented our choices. Just a wonderful meal. Two days later - we had made selections from the cheese cart to compliment the wine. Again -excellently done.
My wife and I dined at Sante on our 44th anniversary. Everything about Sante was wonderful from our waiter Michael to the wine steward to the manager and chef were intent on giving us a memorable experience. Food preparation and presentation were exquisite. The portions were just right. All in all, it was a great evening.
Had the 7 course tasting menu and it was creative and extremely well executed. Service was friendly and quite attentive. Just got back from France and it compared well with the best meals we had there. So if money is not a crucial issue for you, it is quite recommended. The most impressive thing about the meal was the strong cooking techniques and skills that were quietly apparent.
We had a great dinner there. service was perfect, food was delicious; would definitely go again!!
I loved this place. The staff was great, the food was great, the wine was great....shall I go on. I would recommend this place to anyone who will listen.
We chose to dine outside on the patio on a beautiful September evening. The food and service was outstanding. Really the only criticism, and it is very minot in the greater scheme of things, is that after sunset it was a bit dark, although the lights reflecting off the old water tower are ingenious!, and the chairs could use a pillow or cushion on the back to help when you are sitting up to the table. Overall it was a great dining experience.
We went on a travelzoo coupon and the dis counted price was still $195 for two people with no wine. Add wine for $55 per person. We had the chefs seven course menu and every course was delicious. They no longer offer that menu which is really too bad. I would ask for it back. Overall a totally delightful experience if you can afford it.
Sante was very good and I would go back. It was not the fabulous dining experience we had hoped for, and the value is not outstanding. However, the food and service were very good; wine good if pricey, and the outdoor patio is very pleasant. Be aware though that the lighting on the patio is insufficient to easily read the menus after dark.
Our meal was easily in the top 5 we have ever had. Spectacular food and excellent service.
Food was fantastic as was the service and decor. Servers were very helpful and knew the menu inside and out. Sommelier was also very helpful with adequate pairings. Next time in Sonoma, we will go back.
This is not a place to frequent, it is a Michelin star, high end restaurant that has amazing food and great service.
Sante delivered on all the important fronts from ambience to service to food. Highly attentive staff and the dinner was fantastic.
Read lots of reviews before heading here for dinner. It's everything the previous reviewers indicated. Wonderful, fresh innovative cuisine with the excellent wine pairings you'd expect in Sonoma. Very attentive wait staff. We had the tasting menu along with the wine pairings and each course was better than the one before. Go ahead and spring for the extra cost of the souffle for dessert. The fresh peach, in particular, was exquisite.
Went here for my 7th anniversary dinner. It was amazing! Definitely one of my top food experiences I've had. If you love food, you need to try Sante!
That's what my husband said as we finished our dinner at Sante. Every course was wonderful. Service excellent, but not too "in your face" so you couldn't have a good conversation.
We had a late reservation at Sante after a 12 hour day of travel. We couldn't have landed in a better place to rejuvenate and enjoy a fabulous meal. The service was impeccable...professional and timely, while also very warm and personal. While I'm sure they have a great a la carte menu, we elected to place ourselves in the chef's capable hands and opted for the fixed menu. It was an adventure and a completely memorable experience. They also asked if we were celebrating something, and made it a truly special celebration for our 15th anniversary! We recommend Sante unreservedly!!!
Got the tasting menu and everything was great. Also had the wine pairings, which were enjoyable as well.
Amazing!! The food was superb, beautiful, and adventurous! The optional wine pairing was so perfect and spot on - it made the meal one of the best I've ever had!
My husband and I recently visited wine country for our anniversary and dined at Sante Restaurant at The Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn. Not only is The Fairmont the most beautiful hotel in wine country, but the Sante Restaurant was absolutely amazing as well. Every aspect of our dinner was truly a memorable experience. The service, ambience, food, etc. was outstanding. Overall, our dinner at Sante Restuarant was the best meal we have ever had! We cannot wait to visit Sante again! I'm already ready to go back!
Wow, what an incredible meal. The food, decor, service -- everything was top notch. We were expecting great food, and we weren't disappointed. The tasting menu isn't cheap ($129) but well worth it. What really stood out, though, was the service. Our server was extremely professional, knowledgeable, warm, friendly, but not overly intrusive -- just perfect. She really made the meal feel very special and it's the part I'm remembering most about the experience. I can't recommend Sante enough!
Every course was so delicious, I practically licked my plates clean.
We had a lovely meal at Sante. The food was perfect and the service was some of the best I have had since living in London.
I can't say enough about this restaurant, the atmosphere the staff and the food! Anne, our waitress told us our choice of the menu tasting would be approx 3 hours yet we waited for nothing! Just a continuous flow of dishes, explanation and clearing away plates. She checked ahead of time for food restrictions and since I don't eat meat, but fish, my meat substitution was LOBSTER TAIL! How special was that?! I could just go on and on about this restaurant, the ambience the staff the great service but I won't bombard you. All I can say is 5 stars and if I could give more, I would. What a lovely, tasty experience I will NEVER forget. We WILL be back!! My only complaint.. I'm ruined for any other restaurant now! WONDERFUL!!! THANK YOU!
Comfortable, cozy and quiet. Easy to communicate with partner.Food and service outstanding. Very knowledgeable service staff. They were able to explain every dish they brought to the table, and in terms that were understandable. They were never snooty, including the sommelier.
Our visit was on a Wednesday night, so the restaurant was not fully packed. This was so enjoyable since it gave the servers more time to talk to us about the food, the wine, the history of the restaurant. Then, of course, the food was excellent. Delicious flavors, just the right serving sizes, beautifully presented. The evening was an exquisite pleasure.
This was our first time dining at Sante as well as first time in Sonoma. I usually stear away from hotel restaurants so im hlad we didnt on this occasion. Service was great and so was the food!
While I'll be paying for it for a while (I'm a teacher), the chef's tasting menu and wine pairings were well worth it! The courses went on for hours (in the delightful way), and the service was exemplary.
What a great place for important Occasion! Everything had been done perfectly. The only thing is the portion is too small....And we asked for more bread to dip the source, so we used the bread to clean up every plate, hahaha.....
We found that our dining experience at Sante to be outstanding. We had the Chef's Tasting Menu and it truly exemplified the talents of the chef. The wine pairings were superb. The service by both the sommelier and the wait person were outstanding. I would definitely recommend this restaurant.
We went for to Sante for a romantic dinner. The restaurant was beautiful, the food was delicious, and the service was excellent and caring. We had a wonderful evening. I would recommend the degustation menu if you have time and want a unique experience.
This was our second visit and unfortunately not half as pleasant as our first. Service seemed to take longer. Our server, who was nice, did not seem half as attentive as our first server. We were seated next to a private dining area right next to the doors and people and waitstaff were in and out. The guests apparently went to smoke so when they walked past to go back to their dining area we kept getting the smell of smoke wafting past our table. When we were seated I asked if there were going to be people walking in and out and the hostess told us, "no" which proved to be wrong. We are now rethinking a future visit, for the price we expect better or at least consistent with our first experience.
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