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BABCOCK, Paul Donald, 67, of Brooksville, Florida, passed away November 19, 2012. He Served in the
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from 1964-1974. He was an engineer for Pratt and Whitney, a professor of Engineering at New Mexico State University and The University of Connecticut. He was a student of the Bible Study in its original language, attended Peniel Bible Conference, and active in Men of Faith. He is survived by his loving wife, Diane Gregg; his son and daughter-in-law, Donald William and Julie Helen Crowley; his son, Lt. David McGregor Babcock; daughter, Lisa Kathryn Babcock; son, Gene Raymond Babcock; granddaughter, Penelope Helen Rose Babcock; brother, Dennis Babcock and several nieces and nephews. He was a very intelligent man and will be missed dearly by friends and family. Family and friends will be received at the Faith Evangelical Presbyterian Church, 200 Mt. Fair Avenue, Brooksville, FL 34601 on Saturday, November 24th from 2-3pm, with a service following at 3pm. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Faith Evangelical Presbyterian Church. Brewer & Sons, 352-796-4991
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Age: Early School Years, Later School Years. Award Year: 2014. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
There's a lovely roundness to this low-key tale of a mailman who never has received a letter. One day he finds a small bird in his mailbox and takes care of it until spring comes. With the arrival of the birds from their winter migration, the little bird leaves Leo, but before long what should arrive? Of course, a letter filled with cheeps.
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A sturdy knowing and naming book about a typical day from morning to night. Familiar objects in the world of babies are shown in isolation on one page and in use on the facing page. There is a short text for each item, but basically this is a book for talking and relating to the lap sitter and his world. Also: Me and the Seasons. 12 months & up.
Age: Toddlers. Award Year: 2014. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
Toddlers love transportation and this is one with plenty of ways to travel with extra action slide pages. A step beyond a naming and knowing book, each illustration is named in simple language and opens to reveal hidden passengers. These are sturdy board books with slide action instead of flaps require some hand power and dexterity that may take some practice to do independently. Also see Take a Look, Bunny, on a swing, on a slide, in a sandbox and other familiar toddler haunts. 18 months & up.
Age: Toddlers. Award Year: 2014. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
A stout little picture book with flaps that reveal wild animals of the African bush. It purports to teach tots the sounds these less than familiar animals make. This is a stretch, but after a visit to the zoo, some toddlers might like knowing and naming the wild animals they have seen and this is a place you can begin. 2 & up.
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Great for hamming it up with exaggerated sneezes or near-sneezes as you read this silly story about Chu, a little panda with a mighty big sneeze. Originally published in hardcover, the book is now in a sturdy board book, the kind of format usually done for infants and toddlers. This is a story for older preschoolers who will get the humor of the finale. You have to know the difference between real and make believe to get the joke. Save this for 4-8.
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How do animals learn? They don't go to school or have books. In a charming and informative book, they learn from their teachers, their mothers, fathers and sometimes the herd they live with in the great outdoor classroom of the world. Each new idea is followed with interactive questions that give children a chance to make the connections between their world and how they learn.
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Fritz has been looking forward to turning five, yet when the big day arrives he doesn't feel all that different. Of course, since this is a picturebook there is that moment tucked in at the end to make the story complete, yet, perhaps the bigger story is how many children will relate to the real moments of truth, when nothing feels all that different. It's a good story for talking about the typical impatient feelings kids have and their need for tangible proof that they are growing up in so many ways that can't always be measured in inches or candles on the cake.
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This is the time of the year where the traffic to my site skyrockets as folks decide that they want to make a change for the better in the new year and have decided to try a low carb diet to lose some weight.
Unfortunately, I have over 500 posts here, and it's a bit harrowing to try to navigate all this – even for me. Really – at 500+ posts, I might want to begin to pare down some of the less useful posts (ie: crap) so that people don't get lost in all this.
Before I do that, however, I thought I could provide a guide to some of my more popular posts – as well as some of my own favorites that I think would be most helpful in hitting the ground running on a low carb diet.
When people start Atkins they feel kind of weird. The following posts discuss this and have been very popular:
People starting Atkins usually have no clue what it eat, it seems, looking at some of my top posts.
Chocolate is a big deal, so let's start with that:
Other goodies of the non-chocolate variety include:
Now – we can't just live on goodies – right? Here's some other recipes that proved popular:
As I've been experimenting for 9 years now I've done a number of stupid things. Here's two big ones I would advise you to avoid:
Lastly, there's the whole 'mind game' of dieting in general and dieting low carb in particular. Here's a few to keep you going when the going gets tough:
I wish you all health and happiness for 2013.


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Baadasssss! Movie Review
The film, based mainly on Melvin Van Peeples' book about making the film, illustrates many of the difficulties that plagued it; from financial troubles and crew infighting, to the demanding logistics of the shoot and family dilemmas, all of which made the entire production nearly fall apart.
Mario portrays Melvin - his father - as a hard working, committed man with a dream but also as a dictatorial tyrant who sacrifices anyone and everyone to get his film made. Yet, despite Melvin's nastiness, he and his ideas are respected enough by the crew that they remain loyal.
As Mario presents it, the film becomes a minor sacrifice compared to the greater struggles that black people suffered at the hands of the white establishment for so long. Because of this, it seems no setback was worth worrying about. When part of the crew ends up in jail, Melvin leaves them there over the weekend not only because he doesn't have the money to bail them out but because to him it is a mere inconvenience that he can deal with in a couple of days. Even when Melvin begins to lose sight in one eye due to stress and strain, he simply puts on an eyepatch and gets back to work.
The other primary actor in the film is Khleo Thomas, who plays Melvin's 13-year-old son (Mario, for those of you keeping score). Mario develops a fractious relationship with his father, which is not helped when Melvin insists that he do a butt naked sex scene with the woman who is playing his mother. Other actors include Rainn Wilson, who plays hippie production assistant Bill Harris, Paul Rodriguez as one of the crew members, Nia Long as Melvin's girlfriend, Joy Bryant as his assistant, and Ossie Davis as Melvin's father.
In order to give the film an authentic feel, Van Peeples intersperses interviews of the actors playing the cast and crew with the movie, a la American Splendor. The technique is done so well it seems as though it is unscripted and, in fact, the final screen credits show us more interview clips with the crew.
Baadasssss! is a film about artistic and personal sacrifices as well as political defiance and personal triumph against the white film world that has long dominated Hollywood. But it is also a well-made and entertaining film, full of some of the best scenes that Mario Van Peeples has ever directed. It is a better film actually than Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song but not as timely, not as political, and perhaps not as vital to black cinema - it also plays more into the hands of the white film world than Sweet Sweetback ever did - therefore it might make money but it ultimately will not make as much of a ripple in the film world.
Aka How to Get the Man's Foot Outta Your Ass, Gettin' the Man's Foot Outta Your Baadasssss!
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Director : Mario Van Peeples
Producer : Bruce Wayne Gillies, Dennis Haggerty
Screenwriter : Melvin Van Peebles, Mario Van Peebles, Dennis Haggerty
Starring : Mario Van Peeples, Khleo Thomas, Rainn Wilson, Nia Long, Joy Bryant, Ossie Davis


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Pray Without Ceasing
November 16th
Please remember this week:
- The Prisons Week Prayer: Lord, you offer freedom to all people. We pray for those in prison. Break the bonds of fear and isolation that exist. Support with your love prisoners and their families and friends, prison staff and all who care. Heal those who have been wounded by the actions of others, especially the victims of crime. Help us to forgive one another, to act justly, love mercy and walk humbly together with Christ in his strength and his Spirit, now and every day. Amen.
- as Advent approaches to pray for (and join in) the Advent Bible Study groups beginning this week, that the prophetic words heralding the Coming to the world of our Saviour Jesus Christ may thrill us with joy and confidence as his disciples and witnesses in our time and place
- the needs of frail elderly people among us and those who care for them lovingly at home, in residential homes or in hospital, affirming them as those who have built our community, our families and our national life and whose wisdom, understanding and support we need in our present endeavours
- to praise God for the children recently baptised into the family of the Church, praying that God our Father may help each and all of us to care deeply for these little ones and their parents, nurturing them lovingly and supporting them in their journey of faith
- prisoners of conscience who suffer at the hands of oppressive governments, giving thanks for Amnesty International, Christians Aware and all who through prayer and action keep hope alive in hearts despairing of justice and freedom
- with thanksgiving the steady, vital work among the young people in Morpeth Boys Brigade company and Scouts, and volunteers helping next week (22-29 Nov.) with the Bargain Bazaar.
November 9th
In this season of Remembrance, please pray:
- that we may not forget the thousands upon thousands of killed and wounded in wars past and present, commending to God the patient, often sacrificial work of Christian peace-makers resolving conflicts and bringing reconciliation between long-time enemies
- as this month the secretive nuclear sharing US-UK Mutual Defence Agreement to replace the Trident missiles system is due to be ratified, pray that our Parliament may urgently challenge our Government on this immoral, wasteful, out-dated mode of "defence of the realm"
- our ministers, local preachers and worship leaders faithfully proclaiming God's Word and leading his people week by week in our Area's churches; we give thanks for their delight in so doing to the glory and praise of God and the building up of the Church [pray for their Area meeting on Thursday evening]
- praising God for the growing effort to contain and overcome the Ebola epidemic in West Africa, we pray for our Christian sisters and brothers unable to gather for worship, prayer, and to listen to God's Word that they may find encouragement and hope in the powerful, if invisible, fellowship of the Holy Spirit
- the government of the USA, hamstrung by the success of Republicans in the mid-term elections, praying that even yet the President, Governors and Representatives may heed the claims of God's kingdom upon their nation and for the world
- to give thanks that all the UK's major Christian denominations now support The Living Wage principle also endorsed by many employers, councils and businesses [see Church Action on Poverty: www.church-poverty.org.uk] and pray for an end to tax dodging on a grand scale that impoverishes our own and other nations
November 2nd
This week, please pray:
- this All-Saints-tide, praising God for our loved ones "who from their labours rest…" and their living presence with us for, as Jesus reminded his critics, "God is not the God of the dead, but of the living." Hallelujah!
- with thanksgiving for the steady, costly work of supporting refugees and asylum seekers who have fled from tyranny and torture to find shelter and healing in this "kingdom of kindness", as some call our country, and for the work locally in Tyneside of Common Ground and the West End Refugee Service
- to give God praise and glory for the work of the Mustard Tree Trust - for Gordon, Nikki, Alice and the trustees as they seek new and creative ways of sharing the Good News of Jesus among our young people in Morpeth and the surrounding area, and for chaplaincies in our schools and Messy Church meeting again next Saturday
- we continue to ask God's blessing on the Pearl of Africa Children's Choir as they complete their visits to more churches and communities around the country; and upon our partners in mission the Kamuzinda Victory Church in Uganda lovingly serving their neighbours and faithfully spreading God's Word in and beyond their congregation
- for people suffering the loneliness or misunderstanding of their depression, mental illness, disability or dementia; and to give thanks that some are helped, by the hospitality of our Church Centre and by CONTACT Morpeth volunteers, to rebuild their confidence and faith
- giving thanks for the ministries of Revds Ann Shepherdson, Adele Moorhouse, Greg Thompson and Ian Farnsworth and the leaders of our sister churches in Blyth, Cowpen, Cramlington, Seaton Delaval, Seghill and Annitsford.
October 26th
This week, please pray:
- that our Church Council's decision to advertise for a Child and Family Development Worker may be blessed and bear fruit
- "There are many issues facing our country today that specifically impact on children and young people.... housing is unaffordable, child poverty is on the increase and there are constant financial challenges in education." (Megan Thomas, Methodist Youth President) Give thanks that these concerns are taken up by many Christian young people who are calling for their generation to "Love your neighbour, Think, Pray, Vote…" - the theme of the under- 25s conference on Saturday 21 February 2015, Coventry Central Hall. [Info from Anna Drew : email@example.com ]
- as Advent approaches, think, pray and join in events heralding God's kingdom - Church Action on Poverty seminars 31st Oct and 4th Nov; MWiB Re-Dedication Day 13th Nov; Advent Bible Study groups weekly from mid November; Coast Praise at Whitley Bay 14th Nov; BB & Scouts' Annual Bazaar 22-29 Nov; and our Angel Fest 13 December [see Notices below]
- Praise God for the recovery of dear friends from surgery and serious illness - Mike D., Una C., Gene G.; and pray for those in need of healing and help at home - Jean M., and all our frail elderly friends
Lord of all nations, we pray for the people of West Africa: that the Ebola virus may be contained and its effects limited; for those already affected - families grieving the loss of loved ones and communities living in fear; and for health workers, NGOs and local volunteers doing all they can to provide protection, comfort and prevention. May they know your presence, be guided by your love, strengthened by your Spirit and united in this time of suffering. Amen. [see pp 1 and 2 of METHODIST RECORDER
October 19th
This week, please pray:
- today, Health Care Sunday, we give thanks for our National Health Services, and the dedication and skill of all nursing, medical and support staff, and pray that we may all use these costly services responsibly; pray too for people in countries lacking adequate Health Services, especially in West Africa in the grip of the Ebola epidemic [see also Notice re Church Action on Poverty workshop on NHS on 31/10/2014]
- give thanks for those who champion the cause of disabled people and work to combat discrimination in all of its forms [see www.just-fair.co.uk and click on Disability Report].
- praise God for the gift of music and that here in our churches we are privileged to host recitals and concerts given by internationally acclaimed musicians; praise Him also for the joy of expressing our worship in "hymns and spiritual songs" [ Coloss. 3.16,17]
- persistently, "crying out together with the people of Iraq and Syria to a God of justice, peace and mercy as they suffer the living nightmare of persecution and violent oppression by both ISIS and the Syrian dictatorship" [President and Vice-president of Methodist Conference]
- "Living Differently" is the Theme for One World Week 19-26 October 2014 so let us pray:
Our Father, who art in heaven…….
Lead us to worship only you, Lord, and not money,
to put people before profit
and 'being' before 'having'.
Thy kingdom come………..
Inspire us to work together to change the world
so that everyone has enough
and all can live life to the full.
Forgive us our trespasses……….
Create in us the desire
to live in harmony with creation
so all people may flourish
and your kingdom come. Amen.
October 12th
This week, please pray:
- as we praise God for Harvest blessings, we pray that the fruit of the Spirit may be abundantly evident in our lives, homes, families and neighbourhood: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control
- giving thanks for our sister churches in Stakeford, Ashington, Newbiggin and Bedlington and their ministers Revds Heegon Moon and Jim McGee, and for the privilege of worshipping together with them and all other SENEA churches at Blyth Central Methodist Church this afternoon (4 pm)
- with thanksgiving for the Lord's blessing on the Sycamore Tree courses in restorative justice at HMP Northumberland, bringing many men to faith in Christ and healing and peace to their victims and to their families; for the dedicated work of chaplains and volunteers, chapel services, Alpha courses, befriending and maintaining family links
- for our Church Council meeting on Tuesday, thanking God that no detail of church administration or oversight is unimportant when it contributes to the mission of God among us and through us [read Acts 6. 1-7]
- for Christian medics and nurses in the front line of the battle to defeat the Ebola epidemic in West Africa, giving thanks that at last the world is taking this threat to global health seriously and deploying personnel and resources to help prevent further spread [see METHODIST RECORDER 10/10/2014 p.5]
- for the families and friends of Alan Henning and other hostages brutally killed by evil men of the ungodly, heretical "Islamic State", attacking and oppressing cities and regions of Iraq and Syria; pray that the former may be comforted in the love of God and that the latter repent of their evil ways
- praise God for ALL WE CAN ((MRDF) and partners showing us the potential of God's creation as seen in stories in the Bible and in Burundi and elsewhere today [see http://www.allwecan.org.uk/service-materials/harvest ]
October 5th
This week, please pray:
- For the people of Hong Kong who have taken to the streets to protest at restrictions to their democratic system. We give thanks for their courage and pray for a peaceful solution.
- Giving thanks for the work of all those who guide and help our young people: teachers, leaders within the Scouting and Guiding movements and the Boys' and Girls' Brigades, youth club leaders, Sunday School teachers, Messy Church leaders, those working within local authority Children's Services and within voluntary groups such as Barnabas Safe and Sound. May God give strength and wisdom to those carrying out such difficult and vital work within our communities
- For families grieving over young people remembering particularly the families of Alice Gross, Hannah Witheridge and David Miller and that of Yussra Hussein.
- Give thanks for the work of food banks throughout the UK and pray that donations to our local bank may increase as they are struggling to cope with demand
- Pray for the work of the Mission Aviation Fellowship in Chad thanking God with them that they now have sufficient pilots for their work there.
- Pray for those who are in Matlock this weekend with our Men's Breakfast Group. May their time of fellowship together bring them back refreshed and renewed.
Be a light, O Lord, to our eyes, and music to our ears. Be sweetness to our taste and contentment to our hearts. Be sunshine to our days and food at our table. Be rest in our night and sufficiency in our hour of need. Be liberty in our life and everlasting glory at our death; through our Saviour Jesus Christ. Amen John Cosin (1594 -1672)
September 28th 2014
This week, please pray:
- Pray for all those trying to find a solution to the crisis in Syria created by the group calling itself Islamic State. Help them to find a way that avoids bloodshed and protects the vulnerable.
- Give thanks for all those throughout the world who dedicate their lives to helping those in crisis in areas where there is war, disaster and disease even when such dedication places them in great danger. Remember in particular medical workers helping to fight Ebola and those working to bring aid to refugees in Syria, Sudan and Turkey. Pray for the safe return of Alan Henning and give thanks for the multifaith vigil held this week in Bolton to pray for him
- In a week where the first images of Mars have been received from India's Mangalyaan satellite we give thanks for the beauty and variety of our solar system and for the spirit of curiosity and endeavour which drives us to explore it.
- As the Party Conference season opens, remember all those attending either as delegates, party members or politicians and pray that wisdom and harmony may emerge as they try to work out the best way forward for the country in terms of social, economic and foreign policies as well as constitutional reform. Pray that everyone can work together to build a better, fairer, morally justifiable future for this country.
- We pray for charities in the region which depend on funding from the Northern Rock Foundation which will be wound up at the end of the year.
- Pray for those in our church family who are ill or recovering from illness. We particularly think of Tom Gordon and, following our regular service there, we pray also for all those resident at Foxton Court.
September 21st
This week, please pray:
- today Peace-Making Sunday, especially following the Referendum result in Scotland, we offer this prayer by leaders of the URC and our Methodist Church in Britain
Gracious God, grant to us and all people the desire for wholeness and healing that will not be satisfied until justice becomes the foundation for all human relationships. Give us the courage to go on speaking for the oppressed and working for the fulfilment of your purposes. Amen.
- thanking God for the peaceful process that brought Scotland's voters to their decision in favour of staying within the UK, we pray that promises of further devolution of powers to the people be fulfilled through measured constitutional change and democratic empowerment favouring everyone and all communities in Britain and N. Ireland, with equity and justice for all sections of our British family of nations
- saying a big "Thank you" to God for bringing the young people of Pearl of Africa Choir to us once again; may their visit be a great blessing to all who meet them
- praising God for access for Christian ministries in our prisons, as at HMP Northumberland, we pray that their work and witness may save many prisoners from seduction or coercion into further evil ways, offering them freedom from the power of sin and new life in Christ
- for all young people finding their feet in new schools, colleges, work-places or in job-seeking; giving thanks for chaplains, Christian teachers, mentors, counsellors and societies offering them friendship, assistance and encouragement, on their behalf we pray [with St Patrick 372-466]:
Christ be with me, Christ within me, Christ behind me, Christ before me, Christ beside me, Christ to win me, Christ to comfort and restore me. Christ beneath me, Christ above me, Christ in quiet, Christ in danger, Christ in hearts of all that love me, Christ in mouth of friend and stranger.
September 14th
This week, please pray:
* Grant to us, O Lord, purity of heart and strength of purpose, that no passion may hinder us from doing your will, and no weakness from doing it; that in your light we may see light clearly, and in your service find perfect freedom; through Christ our Lord. Amen. [St Augustine of Hippo - 354-430 AD]
* with confidence in the knowledge that the Lord inspires and hears our prayer, for cleansing daily from all that hinders his purpose for us and for his church - to make his love known in the world and bring the beauty of holiness into every relationship and situation
* that self interest and desires may not blind us to the crying needs of others, nor that in complacency or cowardice we shelter behind "political correctness" when we see vulnerable young or disabled or old people neglected, abused, exploited or preyed upon [Luke 17.2]
* with joy that we may walk in the light of His word, gratefully discerning the light the flickers or blazes from those who, in all humility, let that light so shine that everyone may see the good they do and give God all praise and glory
* that in Christian service ("inasmuch as you have done it unto the least of these my brothers and sisters," said Jesus, "you have done it unto me") we may find freedom from our own persistent sins and concerns and experience exhilarating liberty as children of God.
Glory to the Father, our true and only hope. Glory to the Son, our true and only refuge. Glory to the Holy Spirit, our true and only protection. Glory to the Holy Trinity, our true and only light; now and to the ages of ages. Amen. [A prayer of the Eastern Church, quoted in our Prayer Handbook Day 14]
September 7th
As we enter this new Methodist year, please remember:
* 13+, Messy Church, our pastoral visitors (meeting Monday pm), preachers and worship leaders (Thursday pm), asking for Holy Spirit guidance, grace and strength for spreading the Good news of Jesus' love
* pray that NATO leaders may seek justice in the Middle East and Ukraine through peaceful means not aggression which only breeds more hatred and strife
* the battle against deadly disease Ebola in West Africa, praying that overwhelmed medical resources in Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia may be strengthened immediately from our Western nations; giving thanks for staff at Methodist and other hospitals, some of whom have sacrificed their lives to save Ebola sufferers
* to give thanks for the recovery from illnesses or surgery of several friends; among them Revd Gary, Valerie and Mike Donaldson, Una Carrick, Gene Groves, and holding in prayer our frail elderly members in Foxton Court, Riverside, East Riding and Northlands
* Archbishop Desmond Tutu's plea to Israelis: "See beyond the moment, beyond the anger at feeling perpetually under seige, and see a world in which Israel and Palestine can co-exist - a world in which mutual dignity and respect reign." [in Israeli daily paper Haaretz 14/08/2014]
* the families of both staff and prisoners at HMP Acklington and helpers mentoring and resettling prisoners on release, giving thanks for the goodwill that continues to be shown to Prison Fellowship and its Sycamore Tree restorative justice programme
" ….prayer is connexional, in that it connects us. It makes us generous as we respond to grace, it is cross-shaped because that is the extent to which God is prepared to go in loving. It is sacrificial, in the basic sense of making things holy….." [President & V-P of Conference in Prayer Handbook Partners in Sacrifice 2014-15 p.1]


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This large and typical work by Cuyp dates from the later years of the artist's activity, about 1655–60. In proposing a comparatively late date, Alan Chong (1992) refers in particular to the handling of the clouds, which have a crispness and "Italianate sheen" not found in works of the early 1650s. The overall composition varies a scheme that the artist had employed for about a decade, but with an assurance that belies the impression of inventing a scene in the studio. Cuyp's familiar idea of aligning parallel cows so that they overlap and gently lead the eye into depth is lent rhythm and grace by the arrangement of the resting animals, which continue the curve of the hill. The foursome serves as a foil to the crowning motif, a standing black cow silhouetted against the bright sky and facing in the opposite direction. The aesthetic refinement of the work is suited to its subject, which has been described as a "Dordrecht Arcadia." In other contexts, the cow could serve as a national emblem, or as a sign of Dutch prosperity. In Cuyp's hometown, it is possible that such a painting would have evoked personal associations, since a number of his patrons owned farms in the area.Comparisons with Cuyp's drawings of cattle show how important these studies were for his paintings, and also how the artist tended to idealize the animals in the final work. In addition to landscape and animals, Cuyp also drew studies of plants like those to the lower right, the largest of which may be butterbur.A copy after this picture was sold at Sotheby's, Amsterdam, on April 29, 1985 (no. 273, canvas, 42 1/2 x 50 3/8 in.).[2011; adapted from Liedtke 2007]
Inscription: Signed (bottom left): A : cuÿp.
Rodolphe Kann, Paris (until d. 1905; his estate, 1905–7; cat., 1907, vol. 1, no. 32; sold to Duveen); [Duveen, London, 1907–8; sold for $124,185 to Altman]; Benjamin Altman, New York (1908–d. 1913)
New York. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "The Age of Rembrandt: Dutch Paintings in The Metropolitan Museum of Art," September 18, 2007–January 6, 2008, no catalogue.
Wilhelm [von] Bode. Gemäldesammlung des Herrn Rudolf Kann in Paris. Vienna, 1900, p. IV, pl. 30. Wilhelm [von] Bode. Gemälde-Sammlung des Herrn Rudolf Kann in Paris. Vienna, 1900, p. XV, ill. p. XIII (gallery photograph), as coming from England. Émile Michel. "La Galerie de M. Rodolphe Kann (1er article)." Gazette des beaux-arts, 3rd ser., 25 (May 1901), p. 399, ill., calls it a masterpiece of the artist's mature period. Max J. Friedländer. "Mr. Rudolf Kann's Picture Gallery in Paris." Art-Journal, n.s., (1901), p. 156, ill. p. 153. Auguste Marguillier. "La collection de M. Rodolphe Kann." Les arts 2 (February 1903), p. 28, ill. p. 26. Catalogue of the Rodolphe Kann Collection: Pictures. Paris, 1907, vol. 1, pp. IX–X, 34, no. 32, ill. opp. p. 34. Connoisseur 19 (November 1907), p. 197, ill. p. 136. Marcel Nicolle. "La Collection Rodolphe Kann." Revue de l'art ancien et moderne 23 (January–June 1908), p. 198. Cornelis Hofstede de Groot. A Catalogue Raisonné of the Works of the Most Eminent Dutch Painters of the Seventeenth Century. 2, London, 1909, p. 72, no. 217, gives provenance information. Handbook of the Benjamin Altman Collection. New York, 1914, p. 24, no. 15. François Monod. "La Galerie Altman au Metropolitan Museum de New-York (2e article)." Gazette des beaux-arts, 5th ser., 8 (November 1923), p. 310, calls it the "nec plus ultra" of Cuyp's "symphonies of serenity". Handbook of the Benjamin Altman Collection. 2nd ed. New York, 1928, pp. 86–87, no. 47. Jerrold Holmes. "The Cuyps in America." Art in America 18 (June 1930), p. 182, no. 19, mistakenly mentions (p. 177) and illustrates (fig. 6) "Landscape with Cattle" (MMA, 91.26.8; now attributed to Jacob van Strij) under this title. Jakob Rosenberg and Seymour Slive in Dutch Art and Architecture: 1600 to 1800. Baltimore, 1966, p. 154, pl. 131, date it about 1665. J. Bolten. Dutch Drawings from the Collection of Dr. C. Hofstede de Groot. Utrecht, 1967, p. 56, under no. 17, lists it among several paintings that include a cow based on a drawing in the Hofstede de Groot collection. Jakob Rosenberg and Seymour Slive in Dutch Art and Architecture: 1600 to 1800. rev. ed. Harmondsworth, England, 1972, pp. 263–64, fig. 210. Howard Hibbard. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York, 1980, pp. 348–49, fig. 629 (color), dates it "1650s?". Peter C. Sutton. A Guide to Dutch Art in America. Grand Rapids, Mich., 1986, p. 191, calls it "an excellent mature example of Cuyp's art". Mary Ann Scott. Dutch, Flemish, and German Paintings in the Cincinnati Art Museum: Fifteenth through Eighteenth Centuries. Cincinnati, 1987, p. 47, under no. 15, dates it about 1650. Walter Liedtke. "Dutch Paintings in America: The Collectors and Their Ideals." Great Dutch Paintings from America. Exh. cat., Mauritshuis, The Hague. Zwolle, The Netherlands, 1990, p. 48, fig. 36 (Altman gallery installation). Alan Chong. "Aelbert Cuyp and the Meanings of Landscape." PhD diss., New York University, 1992, pp. 54, 67, 378–79, no. 137, notes that the leaves in the foreground are related to drawings in Hamburg and Dordrecht. Seymour Slive. Dutch Painting 1600–1800. New Haven, 1995, p. 195, fig. 268, dates it about 1655–60. Esmée Quodbach. "The Age of Rembrandt: Dutch Paintings in The Metropolitan Museum of Art." Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin 65 (Summer 2007), pp. 31–32, fig. 32 (Altman gallery photograph). Walter Liedtke. Dutch Paintings in The Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York, 2007, vol. 1, pp. 136, 149–51, no. 34, colorpl. 34; vol. 2, p. 797 n. 10, p. 853.
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- Eftpos facilities are available in Norwood Live along with wheelchair amenities
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Russell Morris has stormed into the ARIA albums chart, debuting at #4 with the second album in his Australian history trilogy, "Van Diemen's Land", becoming his very first top five album since his recording career began in 1967.
Putting some amazing Australian stories (both famous and not so famous), to his now-trademark blend of blues-rock, "Van Diemen's Land" follows on from the success of "Sharkmouth", which re-established Morris in the hearts of Australians, collecting both platinum sales and an ARIA Award along the way.
"Russell is the consummate artist and we are so honoured to have him as part of our music family. I have worked with many great artists but Russell is without doubt one of the finest. He is also a true and genuine person and a great Australian." said Ambition Music Group MD Robert Rigby, "It is a win for us, but it's also a win for the large and growing number of older music fans out there that love and respect true musicianship. To the Australian blues community this one's for you."
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How bout an Xbox 360? kill 2 birds at once, MCE Extender and a HD Gaming console?
Well I really don't want an X Box...
Sorry for digging up an old thread.
Was looking at getting something similar for xmas, but funnily enough my fella wants a xbox 360. So i would be killing 2 birds with one stone. Could you explain how it works? So how do you steam your pc content to the xbox?
C'mon EduTech, i get the feeling you'll be a good one to answer this lol!
Basicaly your PC is left on and it loads the MCE Bit from your PC to the xbox, so it just makes the XBOX become a normal style MCE Unit but without you having a PC on your TV. I stream my recorded content from my PC to it with no problems, access music, videos etc all via that, or as its Xbox, you can stream media through the xbox part of the xbox anyway.
Ok sorry for the delay was out this evening.
Basically, the xbox360 media center extention connects to either a Windows PC Running Windows XP aslong as File Sharing and Media Sharing is active, this does work better if it is windows media center verision of XP or a verison of Vista that has Media Center installed such as Ultimate.
Basically what the xbox360 MCE does is gives you access to shared media on a pc such as Video's, Music and Photo's all this does is stream the content accross the Local Network giving you the fuction to watch downloaded movies for example on your TV which is attatched to your xbox360 (normally the one in your living room) so that you dont have to watch it on a small PC monitor and gives the rest of the family the priverlidge of watching your cool movies etc.
Pretty straight forward, sure someone as smart as you understands that anyway basically works like anything else just gives you the function to watch content over your local network.
Unfortunatly at the moment there are certain file types it does not allow you to play over the network .AVI being one of them which is pretty unfortunate as most downloaded movied do come in this format.
i think to be honest it just depends on the codec that is required by the file.
The New Dashboard which is being released on the 19th November will actually expand this function and give you more of a variaty of file extentions to use on the media center opening this up to more avenue's.
Hope that helps, any problems or quires feel free to PM/Email me.
ninjabeaver (3rd November 2008)
Well now i know what Santa is bringing my fella!
ooo shall we get someone to delete that just incase he see's
Oh and appoligise if that message was a little over the top, look at the time.. think i was writing it in my sleep lol.
Blimey, well i'm very grateful for your early morning post! Thank you very much indeed.
I think he already knows anyway lol, so i'm not worried.
Shame about the AVI thing. You think new dashboard will sort it?
I've got my 360 linked to my Vista Ultima and works fine. Now I've not tried this, but can I point Vista Ultima Media Centre to another HDD (external or another PC) with a huge capactity and still use the 360 to view whats on there in the lounge?
- Yh it is a shame about the AVI issue, but i have been told this should be fixed in the new dashboard. funny thing is i have a PS3 aswell, which is connected to my media server at home and it plays .AVI. if it does not get fixed in the new Dashboard i will let you know and try and get a patch released for this.
- Where ever your shared media is point (normally My Video's in your documents) the xbox will pick it up. so in media center if you change the DIR to your 2nd hard drive for my video's for example the xbox will pick up the new path.
Hope that helps
ninjabeaver (5th November 2008)
Yh that can be done, but in my case i have a server anyway so i just attatched a large hard drive and installed this programme which now lets it act as a media server.. bit like media center on a server. so it dont really effect me.
although i dont think everyone wants an xbox sitting around the house.. :\ depends on what kind of person you are really.
Well, i'll get the XBOX first, then have a play with other things i could do..
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Voiced by: Janyse Jaud (Adult), Dana Flitman (Baby)Pinkie Pie is a happy earth pony with a pink body and a light pink mane & tail. Her cutie mark is three balloons (two blue ones and one yellow one). She loves planning big parties, and anything pink. She was also a natural leader in the Core 7 Serials, always ready to help her friends and share true friendship with them.
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Voiced by: Venus Terzo (Adult, Early G3), Anna Cummer (Adult, Core 7), Brooke Fennel (Baby)Rainbow Dash is a stylish Earth pony with a sky blue body and a pink, orange, yellow and green mane/navy blue, purple and pink tail. She has a rainbow between two clouds as her cutie mark. She is described as very mature and responsible, loves rainbows and speaks with a British accent, frequently adding the words "darling" and "dashing" to her sentences. In the Core 7 series, she has curly hair, and her mane was bound in a bun. She always dresses fashionably and is sometimes shown as a shopaholic.
Voiced by: Tabitha St. Germain (Adult), Rachel Chrystie (Baby)Scootaloo is the second youngest of the group, an earth pony with an orange body and a purple and pink mane & tail, also wears a ponytail. Her cutie mark is a butterfly with two small yellow flowers. Scootaloo is Cheerilee's younger sister who loves playing games and sports. She can be a bit stubborn and would sometimes argue with Cheerilee in some points.
Voiced by: Tracey Moore (Adult, Early G3), Kelly Sheridan (Adult, Core 7), Margo Herreid (Baby)Cheerilee is an Earth Pony, who was once a Unicorn in My Little Pony Crystal Princess: The Runaway Rainbow. In the early specials, she is a unicorn pony with a light purple body and a pink mane & tail. Her cutie mark is three pink flowers. As a filly, she wore a green bow on her head. She acts as Rarity's teacher and adviser. Alongside Brights Brightly, Whistle Wishes and Rarity, they were in charge on bringing in the first rainbow of the season until Rarity disappeared. Due to this, she, Brights Brightly and Whistle Wishes venture outside Unicornia to search for her.In the Core 7 series, she is an Earth Pony with a mulberry body and a mane & tail in different shades of pink and purple, stylized in pigtails (in the animation and in some of the merchandise). Her cutie mark is a light pink lily. She loves flowers and enjoys telling amazing stories. She is also Scootaloo's older sister who acts maturely and knows what's best for her, but sometimes argues with her.
Voiced by: Erin MatthewsToola-Roola is an earth pony with a cream colored body and short, straight, dark pink, orange and yellow mane and light blue, navy blue and purple tail. Her cutie mark is a paintbrush and curly lines. She is a talented artist who enjoys painting pictures and making arts and crafts. She also loves finding inspirations everywhere, even in the unusual spots. Also, she is afraid of the dark and, thus, would not sleep at night without a nightlight.
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Voiced by: Andrea LibmanSweetie Belle is the youngest member of the Core 7, a unicorn pony with a white body whose mane & tail are colored pink, purple and light purple. Her cutie mark is a sparkly pink heart. She once hails from Unicornia, before being teleported to Ponyville when she was a baby. She has a big heart and likes to bake sweets for her friends. She also can demonstrate magic, however, this was only shown in "Once Upon a My Little Pony Time", where she used it to fix Rainbow Dash's scarf, among other random spells.
Voiced by: Chantal StrandStarSong is a pegasus pony with a purple body and curly mane & tail in shades of pink. She also has gossamer-like wings on her back. Her cutie mark is a pink and white star. She is an expert performer, singer and dancer who is a bit shy at times, but blossoms on stage.
Flitter Flutter
Voiced by: Tracey MooreFlitter Flutter is an Earth pony with a pearly yellow body and a purple and light pink mane and tail. Her cutie mark is a heart key with a ribbon in it. She is the Mayor of Ponyville and also the judge for the ornament making contest for the Winter Wishes Festival. She also entrusted Twinkle Wish to Cheerilee until the night of the Winter Wishes Festival. She usually rides a scooter.
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Voiced by: Keegan Connor TracyWhimsey Weatherbe is a female dragon with an orange body, yellow scales, brown hair, a pair of pink wings and wears a blue ribbon on her head, She lives in Willy Nelly Mountain at the outskirts of Ponyville and is shown to manipulate the weather and likes to have friends. She "Kidnaps" Twinkle Wish, the wishing star in Ponyville after Scootaloo accidentally opens its box, leading to the ponies to go to Willy Nelly Mountain to retrieve it from her. After the ponies failed to convince her, she decides to give it back with a changed heart at the night of the Festival.
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Voiced by: Brian DrummondSpike is a 1000-2000 year old (he's not sure) blue dragon with orange scales and ties to royalty. Awakened during the events of The Princess Promenade, when Wysteria touched the flower he held in his tail and became Princess Wysteria. Spike now resides in the Celebration Castle in Ponyville. He is shown to be knowledgeable on things and gives the ponies some advice. He also has a habit of mixing up other fairy-tales with the story he's actually in.
Voiced by: Cathy WeseluckRarity is a unicorn pony with a pink body, yellow, orange and dark pink mane and green, blue and purple tail. Her cutie mark was a heart with multiple-colored swirls surrounding it. She is a young unicorn who usually values fun rather than her initial duty as a Rainbow Princess. She was being taught by Cheerilee on how to uphold her responsibilities. Also, she is in charge of one of the magic wand, alongside Brights Brightly, Cheerilee and Whistle Wishes. Her wand allows her to control the colors to bring in the first rainbow of the season and lets her summon the Crystal Carriage.
Voiced by: Kathleen BarrKimono is an Earth pony with a pinkish-purple body and a dark purple mane and tail. Her cutie mark is two yellow Japanese lanterns with flower designs. Kimono is the wise sage of Ponyville and also the keeper of all pony legends and lore. Known to be knowledgeable, she is often sought for advice by the ponies. Although she is born in Ponyville, she prefers to live in the outskirts of town.
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Voiced by: Lenore ZannStar Catcher is a Pegasus pony with a white body and a Blue, white and pink mane and tail. Her Cutie Mark is a Pink heart with glitter. Star Catcher resides in the secluded Butterfly Island during the events of Dancing in the Clouds until she met Skywishes. Described in Ponyville Legends to grant everyone's wish, Star Catcher loves to make friends with everyone she meets, especially to Skywishes.
Voiced by: Saffron HendersonSkywishes is an earth pony with a pink body and a pink and purple mane and tail. Her cutie mark is a Kite and a Butterfly. Skywishes is one of Twinkle Twirl's students, who wished to be a ballerina and usually attends Twinkle Twirl's Dance Studio. She is rather scatterbrained, but usually likes to make special wishes. She met Star Catcher, a Pegasus pony, after she discovered the Rainbow Waterfall and Butterfly Island, and was once the only pony who knew the secret of the Pegasus Ponies. Eventually, she and Star Catcher help the Pegasus Ponies to make friends with the residents of Ponyville.
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Voiced by: Kelly SheridanCoconut Grove is a pegasus pony with a Pink body and a Dark purple and green mane and dark purple tail. Her Cutie mark is Coconut and flowers. Coconut Grove is one of the pegasus ponies in Butterfly Island and one of Star Catcher's close friends. She is very brave and is much more determined than the other Pegasus Ponies.
Voiced by: Kathleen BarrSweetberry is an earth pony with a dark impale body and a Purple, green and white mane and tail. Her cutie mark is Two strawberries and a white flower. Sweetberry is the owner of the Sweetberry Sweet Shoppe and alongside Cotton Candy, works at the Cotton Candy Cafe. She likes to help each other out in and also likes to make several sweet treats for her friends. Sweetberry is sometimes busy but very reliable.
Cotton Candy
Voiced by: Kelly SheridanCotton Candy is an earth pony with a pink body and a Blue, 'Fading Pink' and White mane and tail. Her cutie mark is a Cotton candy on a Stick. The owner of the Cotton Candy Cafe, in where she serves ice cream and sundaes to her friends. She is also a storyteller, enjoying conversation.
Voiced by: Venus TerzoSparkleworks is an earth pony with an orange body and a pink mane and tail. Her cutie Mark is a yellow, pink, blue and white fireworks. Sparkleworks is a Glitzy pony, who has a big imagination and can make each and every day an adventure. She is also found of glittery stuff and Razaroo explained that she coated Ponyville with glitter during her birthday.
Sunny Daze
Voiced by: Adrienne CarterSunny Daze is an earth pony with a white body and a Yellow, pink, orange and purple mane and tail. Her cutie Mark is a Orange and pink smiling sun surrounded by purple clouds. Sunny Daze is a brave athletic pony, who usually loves outdoor activities and things with bright colors.
Voiced by: Jillian MichaelsAn Earth pony with a purple body and a blue, light pink and white mane and tail. Her cutie mark is a green and yellow parcel tied with pink and white ribbons. The main protagonist of A Charming Birthday, Razzaroo is Ponyville's resident party planner. She always plans everyone's birthday using her Birthday Book. In the special, she and her friends did a surprise party for Kimono.
The Breezies
Voiced by: Andrea Libman (Zipzee), Chantal Strand (Tiddly Wink), Britt Mckillip (Tra-La-La)The Breezies are small insect-like ponies living in Breezie Blossom. Thought there are a lot of them, the most notable were Zipzee, Tiddly Wink and Tra-La-La. Zipzee has an allergy to pollen and flowers, ending up sneezing like crazy when she's near one. When together with, they decide together on where to go or what to do.
Voiced by: Ellen KennedyAn Earth pony with a white body and a yellow, orange, pink, blue and purple mane and tail. Her cutie mark is an orange, yellow and purple flower with three green leaves. Daffidazey is Ponyville's hair stylist, who runs the Twist n' Style Petal Parlor. She values cleanliness highly and can't usually see well unless she uses her glasses. She also has good styling skills and even fixed up Spike, despite being dirty and all messed up.
Fiesta FlairA yellow Earth pony with red and orange hair. Her cutie mark is a pair of maracas. She helped plan the Ladybug Jamboree.
Lily LightlyA purple unicorn with pink and violet hair. Her cutie mark was a lily with sparkles. Princess of all that twinkles and glows, Lily has a very special secret— her horn glows!
StorybelleStorybelle is a pink earth pony with pink, purple, yellow, and blue hair. Her cutie mark is a windmill and book; when she spins it, it reveals what story she's going to tell. Acting as a librarian and storyteller, she lives in the Story Loft and has story club meetings every week. She also has a dragonfly friend, Gossamer, who helps her pick out stories to tell.
Star Flight and Heart Bright
Both voiced by Anna Cummer.In Storybelle's story, they are two earth ponies who wished to fly and tried out all manner of Zany Schemes to learn how.


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Industrial Defence Policies in Europe
Ambitions for the defence sector
4 December 2014
Palais d'Egmont, Brussels
Defence issues have recently featured prominently on the European agenda. This was underscored in December 2013 by the dedication of a European Council to Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP), for the first time in six years. European Institutions and Member States seem ready to act to sustain this very specific domain. The defence market is not like other markets: the defence demand is driven solely by governments, while the defence supply consists of a limited number of companies providing high level of technological innovation. Therefore, the impact of national and international ambitions - coupled with the need for operational autonomy - drives all initiatives in the sector, making it a challenge for the elaboration of policies at the European level. While it remains difficult to predict what the European defence and security sector will look like in the next 20 to 30 years it is clear that its added value in terms of autonomy - but also in terms of economical and social benefits - is key for European societies.
In this context, this year's conference aims at stimulating the debate to define our level of ambition for European defence and, as a result, to adapt the Defence Technological and Industrial Base (DTIB) that will be key to maintain capabilities, technologies and jobs in Europe.
SecDef is an annual high level conference organised in Brussels which gathers key actors from both civilian and military backgrounds to exchange ideas and discuss the future of the security and defence policies in Europe.
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