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Monday, 13 August 2012
Our World Tuesday - Beach Cast
My kids collected them into piles, rolled them about on the beach, threw then back into the sea and occasionally dropped them on their own feet. I can safely say that this last activity was the least popular.
I got down low to the beach to take this shot, trying to make the strand line fill the frame to start with and then disappear off into the distance. I would have liked to use a smaller aperture, but the light was not great and my tripod was in Melbourne.
But I like the colour and the way the strand line takes on a wave form. It was born of the sea and seems to mirror this on the land.
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Enjoy the pictures.
22 comments:
- VaishVijay said...
Low angle certainly make even the debris colorful!
- 13 August 2012 22:19
- Gowri Saligram said...
Hi Stewart,
it's a nicely composed image. I liked it.
- 13 August 2012 22:21
- Judy said...
The other would have been interesting, but I like this composition - you can see the sea, from whence the debris came, and I love the mountains in the background!!
I sometimes wonder if macro shots would be better if more of the background was visible...
- 13 August 2012 23:43
- TexWisGirl said...
like you said, at least the wash-up was natural this time. :)
- 14 August 2012 00:51
- darlin said...
Stewart this is beautiful, I like how the seaweed and other 'debris' trails off in the distance and the hills in the background makes for a wonderful photo. If our debris looked like this I wouldn't mind one wee bit.
Have a wonderful week!
- 14 August 2012 00:53
- Sinbad and I on the Loose said...
I just read a news note that the tunsami debris from Japan is just now starting to show up on the California coastline. The State says it will do nothing in help dealing with all the flotsam and that it will remain the responsibility of the local towns and counties to deal with it. Thank you State of California. Well, to make a good thing out of a bad situation, it could prove to provide some good photo opportunites. I'll have to go check it out in a couple of months. Wonderful photo Stewart.
- 14 August 2012 01:09
- Brian King said...
It does mirror the wave and I like the mountains and low clouds in the distance. I'll be sure not to bother trying the coconut on the feet game - apparently, it isn't fun. :-)
- 14 August 2012 01:14
- SandyCarlson said...
Amazing treasure trove! I like the way your kids made use of the stuff and had fun with the coconuts. Makes me think of a story washing in with the tide. You have part of it, you make some of that part your own....
- 14 August 2012 01:33
- Sylvia K said...
A great treasure trove indeed, Stewart! Wonderful photo for the day and a reminder of how much I enjoy beaches -- even when they're in a bit of mess after high tide. At least this stuff was natural -- so far! Have a good week!
- 14 August 2012 04:32
- Fun60 said...
The word debris always conjures up an image of mess but this is one example where the debris has a beauty all of its own.
PS Thanks for your comments on my blog they always make me laugh - long may they continue.
- 14 August 2012 05:40
- Mama Zen said...
That's really neat!
- 14 August 2012 07:29
- CameraCruise said...
Beautiful shot, like your composition.
- 14 August 2012 07:37
- Valerie said...
A great shot Stewart; lovely composition, with the wave of debris drawing the eye towards the distant mountains.
- 14 August 2012 08:04
- Gary said...
Interesting thought, Stewart. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
- 14 August 2012 08:43
- eileeninmd said...
I am glad it was not trash that was washed up. Great capture, Stewart!
- 14 August 2012 08:57
- ArtMuseDog and Carol said...
Stewart you always have wonderful photos ~ very creative ~ (A Creative Harbor)
- 14 August 2012 09:46
- Gillian Olson said...
Great picture, interesting to have coconuts as part of the tide line debris.
- 14 August 2012 12:40
- DelGal said...
Great angle and a neat photo too! Glad the debris was all natural and not scary man made trash! :)
- 14 August 2012 13:43
- ladyfi said...
Lovely composition! It's fun beachcombing.
- 14 August 2012 17:17
- Findlay Wilde said...
There were no coconuts to throw on the beach in Cornwall last week but I did find lots of big shore crabs to look at. From Findlay
- 14 August 2012 18:33
- Connie Smiley said...
That is such a cool shot! Who needs a tripod? You must have a steady hand.
- 14 August 2012 23:40
- Pat Tillett said...
Don't even worry about it! You took a great photo anyway! It also sounds like a fun time...
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'Fiddler' Playwright Joseph Stein's Son: Arguing Politics With 'Tevye'
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Harry Stein
When my father, "Fiddler on the Roof" playwright Joseph Stein, died in October 2010 at 98, my eulogy began with an anecdote from a few years earlier, when he'd fallen ill en route to from New York to Connecticut..
"How do you feel?" asked an EMS guy.
"Not so good."
"What hurts you?"
"It hurts me that George Bush is president."
The line drew a roar from the crowd, his people, New York theater folk, as reliably progressive a bunch as any outside a university campus. It was my parting gift to a man I'd loved greatly and, over the previous decade, since moving to the right, had argued with incessantly. Though almost preternaturally cheerful, my father couldn't fathom how any thinking person, let alone one who'd imbibed politics at his knee, could have ended up a well, he never actually used the word, though he once reported the reaction of a friend, one of Broadway's better-known composers, to something I'd written: "When did your son become a fascist?"
I understood his worldview far better a communist in young adulthood, he'd been a proud progressive ever since but I found him no less frustrating. In other respects he was thoughtful, even wise, but I marveled at his refusal to acknowledge the damage today's left was inflicting on the country we both loved.
To the contrary, having lived to see Barack Obama elected, my father was delighted with the drift of things. A few months before he died, he confided, only partly joking, what few others on his side would be honest enough to admit, assuming they were astute enough to grasp it: "I never moved; the Democratic Party came to me."
I love "Fiddler," and am intensely proud of my father's role in bringing it to the world, but it was only as a conservative that I realized how fully it reflected his worldview. He's there not only in Tevye his playfulness and sardonic optimism, his habit (so irksome to Golde, as it could be to my mother) of kidding around even when the occasion calls for the utmost seriousness but in the young revolutionary Perchick, in many ways the noblest character in the piece.
Perchick: In this world, it's the rich who are the criminals. Someday their wealth will be ours.
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Still, even knowing his feelings, I was caught short at "Fiddler's" 2004 revival by a change he'd made to the dialogue. It occurs when the Jews have been expelled from Anatevka, and Yente is asked where she's going. She'd long replied: "I'm a matchmaker, no? I'll arrange marriages, yes? Children come from marriages, no? So I'm going to the Holy Land to help our people increase and multiply." But since those lines might have been taken as endorsing Israeli settlement policy, Yente's now going to the Holy Land because "I just want to go where our foremothers lived and where they're all buried. That's where I want to be buried if there's room."
Toward the end, we fought less. For different reasons he for the fun of it, I because so much of it was new we were both eager to talk instead about the old days: his start in radio, the many showbiz luminaries he'd known, the early years of TV comedy, the ups and downs of his many shows.
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"Well, Dad, I'm afraid I'd have to."
As, disbelieving, he began furiously objecting, a nurse shooed me from the room to perform some tests. The next time I saw him, he was in a coma.
That's why I prefer to remember another episode, from shortly before. He'd fallen down a long flight of stairs, and was to have surgery the next day, when the phone on his bedside table rang, and I picked up. It was his close friend Carl Reiner. "I heard what happened," he exclaimed, more excited than alarmed. "It should be in the Guinness Book of Records! I told Mel (Brooks) and he said, 'It's impossible; no 98-year-old could possibly fall down 14 steps backward and survive!'"
I tried handing the phone to my father but he demurred, whispering that he was too tired. Still, knowing his old friend would cheer him up, I held the receiver to his ear. He listened as Carl repeated what he'd told me. "Tell Mel," he replied wearily, "that not only is it possible, there are several people to whom I'd highly recommend it."
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Aviators instead of polarized shades.Fedora instead of SnapBack cap. Suit jacket instead of dope t-shirt. Trousers instead of low *** jeans. Black boots instead of shiny new Jordans. And a messenger bag just to top it all off. Old school instead of new...yeah, that's how I roll.
emilesfault 16-17, M 1 Jul 16
Maybe I'm Just Living In the Past ...... but older things really grab my attention. They can even set my heart to race some with a feeling of familiarity. Don't know why. Don't know how. They just do and I don't want to change.  ...
Josie06 56-60, F 1 Response 1 Dec 6, 2008
Have you ever taken noticeas to how old-fashioned items have so much more soul than their modern-day brethren? They have more weight & substance to them... and not just in terms of mass. They possess a far more "real" feel, as though you are touching an item which has EARNED its place in the world. Of...
SoulJourner 41-45, M 3 Responses 5 Jan 9
~Dusting Powder~Confession: I use old ladies dusting powder after my bath. I love the fresh cool talcum powder that is so very softly scented and creates a puff of white magic when you open the lid. The clean aroma wafting around my fresh scrubbed nakedness makes me think of my Grandmother and...
hillbillycrone 56-60, F 2 Responses 4 Jun 6, 2012
I Love When Stuff Was Made For Quality And You Kept It For GenerationsI love how the older things were kept and how well taken care of they were. When you pass something down from generation to generation it's sentimental it has meaning and most older things were not like today and merely decorative they had purpose and function things were not...
EnchantingMinx 22-25, F 2 Jul 1, 2012
My Favorite Old Fashioned Things1. Manners and etiquette. Politeness and proper behavior just makes everyday like nicer. 2. Chivalry. I'm a lady and I enjoy being treated like one. So gentle men, please tip your hats, stand when I enter a room, open doors for me, I love it! 3. Ladies wearing skirts and...
MrsAshleyR 18-21, F 11 Responses 25 Jan 2, 2013
Old Fart, Young Packaging.I've always had a bit of a passion for and fascination with the old fashioned. I think it started when I was a little kid going through my grandmother's old knicknacks. Now, my grandmother had my mother fairly late in life--I don't know the exact age, but I'm sure she was 45...
MasteroftheDistantPrison 22-25, M 0 Aug 27, 2012
Very Much...I am fascinated by history and the way it relates to buildings, material things. These things left behind are echoes of what was, and simply by being near them, you can feel the impression of the past. I feel this way with many things, but one example that readily comes to mind...
kittysoftpaws 36-40, F 3 Responses 7 Jan 22, 2013
I like anything with character ,I like to ***** back old antiques or paint them a colour :) I think if if old fashioned peices could talk they would have such interesting stories to tell :)) ☎
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RespectI had older parents, whose ways were different than everyone else's. As a child, it was hard to be different. While everyone else called their parents' friends by their first names, we were to address adults as Mr. or Mrs. These days I do not want children to call me by my first...
FeelingOrange 46-50, F 1 Response 0 Aug 19, 2012
I so love old things,they have just so much history in them! When I was a teenager I used to go through my grandmother's things every time .The photos,her little boxes,the attic was my heaven . I also used to go through my mother's things,since the hippie period and all that flower power stuff,I...
nousernams 22-25, F 1 Response 2 Jan 1
My ListPerhaps it is nostalgia or a longing for a link to our past. Maybe it's admiration of a craft, skill, fashion, or mindset that triggers it in us. We no longer want the shiny new mass-produced "next big thing" but get excited when we see the "I haven't seen one of...
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Old And NewI like old things but I like new things too. And I real love more then anything when old things look new. Like take my typewriter. When I fist got it I was liking it. But then when I got it done up, I felt like I was in that time area. I felt like a time traveler! If you get what...
RandomFriendGuy 18-21, M 1 Dec 30, 2012
Do I Ever!i am truly an old-fashioned girl at heart. cars, clothes, hairstyles, movies, appliances, you name it...anything from back in the day (especially the 1940s) equals instant love for me!
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The Way It WasRemember the days when the first thing I would do each day was check the sports page to see how my favorite team did the day/night before. Hurry and eat breakfast and go to my best friend's house so that we could play whiffle ball in his backyard. Remember the...
SaulofTarsus 56-60, M 6 Responses 2 Apr 29, 2010
10 Old Things That Matter To MeI had a love of vintage and antiques since I was a teenager. Now I'm in my 40's and the love is diminished but not forgotten. Here are my favorite old things still worth keeping: - tube radio, for the warmth of the music - brass lamp, for late night reading - mechanical watch...
rickleester 41-45, M 3 Responses 2 Jan 28, 2013
Built To LastI love old furniture everything seemed to be built better and last much longer I also think that old furniture is much more stylish than today's products. I suppose things were built to last then because the majority of people just did not have the money to keep replacing things...
gelroller 46-50, M 0 Jul 17, 2012
My PlanMost kids sold lemonade... I sold auntiques. I'm only 13 and I have $3465 worth of stuff in my basement. 3 Edison phonographs 2 1920s phones a couple of 1850-1820 books snow white book 1936 comics from the sixties a 1909 wall crank phone a 1919 browning camera (unfortunately not...
Alexhippie 13-15, M 0 Aug 20, 2012
Our Ancestors Wouldn't Recognize Most Of Us...While our world has a myriad of distractions and amenities, it's softened us up, and separated us from our neighbors. When life was a lot harder I think the "down time" and rewards were much greater in feeling. A long days work for 2 or 3 dollars but in silver, or gold. The...
AuDigit 41-45, M 1 Response 2 Apr 27, 2011
Stop Ruining It For The Rest Of UsI was walking into a mall, a baby in the stroller and my toddler walking with me.... I held the door open for a woman coming in behind me. No "Thank You" no nod nothing. You know we are supposedly in the age of political correctness, consideration etc... its shameful. 2 days...
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Love Vintage Dressesso feminine, so classy, so sweet.. Absolutely love wearing them !!and the dresses and makeup of hollywood girls in the 50s...Gorgeous. I'm not saying nowadays it isn't good. it's just the older fashion has a way to my heart.
Gurlwithgun 18-21, F 3 Responses 1 Jun 10, 2012
Vintage ItemsThey are sure from another era when character and charm counted.The older they are the better they look. No wonder they are of value.
DilXXX1982 31-35, M 2 Sep 24, 2012
Brass, wood, leatherand canvas are the only way for me. I love the look of older objects, and one day my home will look like some weird splice of modern and classic decorative style.
xxxCL4Yxxx 18-21, M 1 Jul 20
I always find myself listening to old musicwatching old movies and imagining how cool it would be to live in the 70s, 80s, and 90s....I was born in the 90s but I didn't grow up in the 90s
ausowens94 18-21, M 1 Response 0 Jul 12
Serious!I am a serious History Buff. Sometimes I wish I was born in the 20s just to see how life was back then. I love to collect very old books and things like that. Nothing better than walking around a museum full of things from the past.
NoPointinLying 22-25, F 0 Aug 5, 2012
A SecretI think on EP I often come off as a hard core hillbilly witch but I have another life! At my core, I am an old fashioned thing. I like to be treated with respect as a woman, I like to stay home and make my home and my husband smile. I like to pull warm fresh laundry from the...
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• 1:30 p.m.: Michelle Patterson welcomes keynote speaker Jack Canfield, creator of the "Chicken Soup for the Soul" series
• 2:30 p.m.: Six Secrets to Cashing In: For Corporate and Entrepreneurial Women Who Want to Get Paid What They're Worth, a panel moderated by personal finance expert Patrice C. Washington
• 3:45 p.m.: Aaron Kushner, owner/CEO, Long Beach Register, Los Angeles Register, Orange County Register and The Press-Enterprise, will speak on the power of building, connecting, uniting local communities through media.
• 4:15 p.m.: Book signing event with Rosie Perez, following a 3:45 p.m. interview, includes authors Jack Canfield, Lisa Nichols, Lynn Rose, JJ Virgin, Renee Airya
• 7 p.m.: Creative Expressions, a concert to benefit Global Women Foundation with Don King, Dave Austin, Mary Lambert, Sarah Blaine, Eliot Sloan, Rich Boggs, and other artists
• 1:30 p.m.: Better Together: Influential Women Reaching Over 150 Million. Jane Pauley moderates a panel that includes Arianna Huffington, Amanda Steinberg, founder of DailyWorth, Michelle King Robson, founder of EmpowHer, and Elisa Page, COO of BlogHer
• 2:45 p.m.: Plastics Ocean Foundation Presentation. Artist Wyland and diver/environmentalist Tanya Streeter will make personal appearances
• 5:15 p.m.: Charity for Charity Better Together Awards. Emcee Charity Prestifilippo
• 6:30 p.m.: Creative Expressions, a concert to benefit Global Women Foundation with performances by Mastin Kipp, Nathan Osmond, Dave Austin, Krystal Keith, Rich Boggs and other artists
When the California Women's Conference was launched in 1985 by Gov. George Deukmejian as the California Governor and First Lady's Conference on Women, it was a somewhat modest affair staged at the Hyatt Hotel, as first first lady Gloria Deukmejian recalls.
And then things changed.
On Monday, the 29th edition of the event unfolds at the Long Beach Convention Center, and, oh, how it has grown.
Yet, for all its expansion over the years, the two-day event is also returning to its roots in a way under the direction of Michelle Patterson, the president of womennetwork.com, which produces the event.
This year's event will feature an array of informational panels and discussions, vendors, resources and, of course, networking opportunities galore.
Although the celebrities may not be as well-known as past years, it is impressive nonetheless with Arianna Huffington, Jane Pauley and Jack Canfield, author of "Chicken Soup for the Soul," among others.
At the time of the first conference, it was intended to honor successful female entrepreneurs and bolster women in business by offering funding and other resources to entrepreneurs.
"(The conference) honored those who really did so much for themselves and the community," Gloria Deukmejian recalled. "It wasn't so star-studded then. You had to start somewhere. I think it was important."
The governor's wife said she put her name on the event as an example to the couple's two daughters.
From those modest beginnings, the conference evolved to address much broader topics. Under the guidance of then-California first lady Maria Shriver the event gained its "star status," drawing national and international speakers and celebrities including first lady Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey and the Dalai Lama.
However, in that evolution, current board members of the event say the conference lost something as well.
Rather than being an inclusive, community-oriented event, it became an exclusive gathering aimed at the upper crust.
"Look at the demographics," said conference board member Lisa Mae Brunson. "It was 43-year-old Caucasian women making $50,000 and up. That is not diversity."
The event was wildly popular and sold out rapidly, often before many even knew tickets were available.
"I didn't attend conferences in the past," said Elena Curris, who recently signed on as a volunteer and is tasked with spurring local involvement. "I didn't know that I was invited. Now the message is, 'We're all invited.' "
Brunson said when she became involved with the conference, it was unknown in her circles.
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The new vision is part of a kind of overall reboot for the event.
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Attached is the latest edition of the New York Fed's Second District Highlights, entitled Earnings Inequality: New York-New Jersey Region.
Authors David Brauer, Beethika Khan, and Elizabeth Miranda examine the earnings gap between upper income workers and lower income workers in the New York-New Jersey region during the 1979-96 period.
The authors find that the region's inequality trends have largely followed the nation's. Among year-round, full-time workers--both men and women--earnings inequality has increased nearly 50 percent over the past two decades. This widening is due to divergent trends in earnings growth near the top and bottom of the earnings distribution: while workers near the top have consistently realized earnings gains, many workers near the bottom have incurred earnings losses, even during periods of economic growth.
The authors' research also shows that:
In the first half of the 1990s, the earnings gap grew at a faster rate in the region than in the nation, with the most rapid rise occurring in the New York City metropolitan area. This rise was partly due to the area's severe economic downturn of the early 1990s, which caused workers at the bottom end of the spectrum to experience disproportionately large earnings losses. At the same time, the earnings of workers at the top end increased steadily, mainly because of the strong performance of the high-paying financial services sector.
In the region, during the 1979-96 period, the real earnings of male workers at the 90th percentile climbed 26 percent (from $63,700 to $80,000), while those of female workers increased 37 percent (from $39,300 to $54,000). Earnings for male and female workers at the 10th percentile fell 21 percent (from $19,000 to $15,000) and 7 percent (from $13,200 to $12,300,) respectively.
The region's strong performance in recent years and its favorable job developments will likely boost earnings at both ends of the distribution. Continued strong growth near the top, however, could keep the gap from narrowing significantly.
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This year, the Cardiff Chemistry Conference will be held on 14 and 15 May 2012 in the Cardiff School of Chemistry, and invited speakers include: Prof. Peidong Yang (University of California Berkeley, USA), Prof. John Maier FRS (Basel, Switzerland), Prof. David Crich (Wayne State University, USA), Prof. Jeremy Hutson FRS (Durham), Prof. Clare Grey FRS (Cambridge) and Prof. David O'Hagan (St. Andrews). Their lectures will cover topics as diverse as new nanotechnology for energy conversion, the chemistry of the next generation of batteries and supercapacitors, enzyme chemistry, glycochemistry, and the unique fundamental properties of ultracold molecules.
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Replaceable sidewall stringing is key to creating a good traditional pocket that you can easily move from one to to another lacrosse head. Today, Connor shows you an easy way to string this up yourself.
Hot Pot: What The Heck is the BILL?
The BILL kicked off last night down in Baltimore. What the heck is the BILL? Allow me to explain… The Baltimore Indoor Lacrosse League is a box lacrosse league, which is obviously located in Baltimore.
Watch Full Western Australia Lacrosse Championship Videos!
Today we have a bunch of awesome full game videos from the Western Australia Lacrosse Championship weekend, which went down a couple of days ago in WA!
What's Right With Youth Lacrosse?
What's right with youth lacrosse? It's a question that is asked rarely, and answered with an even lower frequency. Since I've written articles about what's wrong with youth lacrosse and what's wrong with international youth lacrosse (while also offering solutions), it's high time I cover a lot of the good that exists in today's game.
What Is A Good Head For Traditional?
What is a good head for traditional lacrosse stringing? We're talking solid frames for the leather and crosslace.