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Pope Benedict XVI has said Advent is a time to extend God's "kingdom of love" and to reflect on the coming of Jesus into the world.
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The pontiff said that the community of believers is "a sign of the love of God, his justice that is present in the history but that is not yet fully realized, and that we therefore must always be waiting and seeking it with courage and patience."
He said Advent begins a new liturgical year that this year is "further enriched" by the Year of Faith, which also marks the 50th anniversary of the Second Vatican Council.
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First, a guy quits Google and posts the reasons why on the internet. Then another guy quits Goldman Sachs and posts why in the New York Times which is also on the internet. (Not quite a trend, but...)
In his resignation, former Google+ API executive James Whittaker laments the changes new CEO Larry Page has brought: "The Google I was passionate about was a technology company that empowered its employees to innovate. The Google I left was an advertising company with a single corporate-mandated focus." http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jw_on_tech/archive/2012/03/13/why-i-left-google.aspx
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Smith makes the sort of observations only ex-employees can afford to make: Google is broken. The company, he says, it so far behind in social behind Facebook its taking desperate measures to catch up. "I couldn't even get my own teenage daughter to look at Google+ twice."
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Michael Clarke has been confirmed as Australia's new Twenty20 captain and Cameron White will step into the vice-captaincy following the retirement of Ricky Ponting from the format. Clarke was widely expected to take on the leadership and the decision was confirmed by Cricket Australia on Friday.
"I've learnt a lot from Ricky Ponting over the last few years and I'll continue to learn from him," Clarke said. "I'm really excited to lead Australia in the newest form of the game. We've got a young and enthusiastic group but we must recognise that we've got a lot of work to do in Twenty20 cricket and our recent form hasn't been good."
Clarke will have his sights set firmly on next year's ICC World Twenty20 in the Caribbean after Australia were eliminated during the group stage at this year's tournament. Clarke has captained Australia in three Twenty20 internationals and 15 one-day internationals.
"Michael has continued to grow as a player and a leader," Ponting said. "We have developed a strong working relationship and he has always led the team well in my absence. I am sure he will do a very good job with the Twenty20 team and I congratulate him and Cameron White on their appointments."
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The history of Gratnells spans more than 100 years taking in four generations of the Hudson family. It's a story of success, failure, fires, and unexplained deaths. But then nothing goes to plan.
1890 Our story began in Londons East End. From the centre of the capitals household ironmongery and furniture fittings industry, William Hudson pinpointed the potential to distribute cornice poles and curtain fittings. His instinct paid off with a burgeoning product range as well as starting a small manufacturing facility. Over the years the warehouse expanded opening branches in Glasgow, Bristol and the port city of Liverpool. The name W.A.Hudson become synonymous in the trade with furnishing ironmongery. But tragedy was not far around the corner. In 1930, William died at sea in the West Indies and his sons Reg and Lesile were left to take the reins. (Reg's eldest son, Peter, then succeeded in the business.)
1939 The market had developed and required steel curtain rails so Williams youngest son Leslie set up Wood & Metal Industries with a factory in nearby Leyton. Before it got fully under way the factory was confined to War work. After the War whilst supplying the main company with curtain rails, it was a new innovation that made the name of the Seymour Road company. Britain became a nation obsessed with television and the Seymour Television Table was an immediate hit for both the domestic market and continental Europe. With Leslies son Neville already on board the burgeoning family business went from strength to strength.
1964 Newly installed in Silvertown the company diverted its attention from the living room to the bedroom, convinced that televisions were destined to be wall mounted! Pacta was a flat packed clothes wardrobe, which included a large plastic tray for storing clothes. Having launched the product at the important Ideal Home Exhibition in Olympia, Pactas future looked assured. However, national economic troubles were looming. The 1967 Government Budget brought in new legislation changing the traditional weekly payment system for expensive consumer products. The need for a significant up-front deposit decimated the entire market. Orders collapsed overnight and so inevitably did the company.
1967 Graham + Trevor + Neville = Gratnells With little more than the fixtures and fittings from the now defunct Silvertown factory Leslie and Neville were forced to begin again. Initially based at Arkley Road, they moved to Church Road, Leyton in their new incarnation of Gratnells (a play on the three sons names). The new focus was schools and in particular science after a curriculum change demanded students conduct their own experiments. There was instantly a greater need for equipment storage. Using the Pacta tray from the wardrobe, the pair devised a system allowing trays and shelves to be fitted within a slotted square tube frame. With the slotting process globally patented, the prototype adjustable system was unveiled to acclaim on New Years Day 1972 at the annual conference of the Association for Science Education.
1985 British schools were now standardising their furniture sizes and a tray smaller than the Pacta one was needed. And with stiff market competition Gratnells also had to be able to make its own trays. With no experience in plastics manufacture, the cost of an injection moulding machine demanded a daunting commitment. The purchase was made, enabling the introduction of the smaller tray into the range and the first steps to Gratnells position of leading school tray manufacturer were taken. Almost 100 years after William Hudson began, the original company was sold and Gratnells was the sole company owned and run by the Hudson family.
1992 Further design improvements led to the now familiar tray models. Two the shallow and the deep were quickly identifiable in schools throughout the UK. And in 1992, the trays were recognised for their outstanding design with a silver award from Worlddidac, the influential international education body. The goal was now to take the tray worldwide, and the growth of the export business necessitated a move to larger premises in Eley Road, Edmonton. Two additional injection moulding machines ensured 24 hour production.
2000-2012 Murray, Nevilles eldest son, joined from the BBC. The international education world was captivated by the Gratnells tray. First Europe succumbed, then America, Australia and the Far East. Fulfilling the needs of teachers worldwide meant that Gratnells needed still larger premises and the present Harlow site was discovered and turned into a high tech manufacturing site. The tray range was expanded to four depths with a lid and a large range of inserts. Gratnells now exports to 68 countries. In 2009 GratStack® storage was supplied to more than 2000 schools in Kazahkstan for a major science teaching project. Today, Gratnells continues to grow and remains the worlds leading brand in tray storage. As market needs have changed, Gratnells has responded with innovative, functional and reliable products that reflect the quality of a company with an amazing history. In 2011 we added an extension to our spray line to provide more frame colours and bought a brand new Sandretto injection moulding machine. In 2012 a new quadrant tray and cubby tray have been launched for yet more applications.
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In November 2012, we launched a range of storage solutions into the UK Veterinary market.
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ok. This is my quickie review of the latest Bond flick: Skyfall.
Now, for reference I do my absolute best to avoid any and all media involved with any film I plan to see before I've seen it. This means that I never saw that trailer or any other than the teaser before actually experiencing the film in its full glory. I also never read a review, and I purposely stayed as far away from the film's online presence as I could.
I do this for every big film that I plan on experiencing fully in the theater. I find it gives me a much better overall experience. As an example, that trailer has probably 6 or 8 things in it that I sure didn't want to see before seeing the movie in context. It gave away so many interesting moments that I have no regrets about avoiding it.
I'm currently avoiding any mention of Lincoln until I see that one as well. :)
I saw the film in Imax at the Northpark AMC. While this theater isn't "true" Imax - its certainly impressive. Utterly perfect digital projection, probably the second largest Imax screen in the DFW metroplex (second only to the true Imax screen with film projection at the Webb Chapel Cinemark) and a truly capable and well calibrated sound system. Stadium seating, ample foot room, and we sat dead center about 1/3rd of the way up. Tickets were $16 each. As a theater experience this is close to as good as it gets.
So first off, overall impressions:
I felt that this was probably the best Bond film I've seen. I certainly haven't seen them all, but I'm sure I've caught at least 80% of them going back to the Pierce Brosnan days, and this one is easily the best I've personally experienced. I like Daniel Craig as Bond, even though I don't like him as much in almost any other role. He brings a certain self-loathing to Bond that completely redefines the character in my opinion, and in a good way. Its far more believable that Craig's Bond would get the girl and kill the bad guy than Brosnon's (or even *gasp* Connery's) would in my eyes.
(That said I hated the poker enough in Casino Royale to write off the whole flick. That film was a complete insult to poker players everywhere, and Bond was not only written as an awful poker player in the film, he was a complete dick at the table as well.)
While Skyfall started fast - as Bond films tend to - it didn't launch at the flat out breakneck speed that some in the past have. The opening action sequence was punchy and interesting, but not so massive that it overshadowed the rest of the film.
(Another aside - I thought that The Dark Knight Rises suffered from this. The sequence where Bane hijacks and destroys the plane is probably the high point of the film, and it happens in the first 20 minutes)
The opening credits were typically epic - as Bond opening credits tend to be. They hit all of the classic Bond marks - silhouetted women, guns, tombstones, 2d graphic styles, and general avant garde imagery. I've seen others complain, but I personally really like Adele's take on the Bond theme, and I won't apologize for that. For opening credits to be that memorable after the film is over is an achievement in my opinion.
Once the film was off and running I thought the pacing was excellent throughout. It never felt long or drug out, nor did it feel too short by the time the film was over. The last third of the film was certainly loud and pretty challenging, but even then it didn't have that "when will this end" moment that most of the final battles in the Transformers films end up at.
Javier Bardem was an excellent villain. Again, the pacing of the film revealed him at exactly the right moment. Not to early, but not so late that you didn't get a good sense of him before the final encounter. I think he should take on something more heroic in his next role, given how huge his No Country For Old Men and Skyfall performances have become.
There were certainly plot holes though (many of them typically Bond). *spoilers*
Spies probably know better than to run from their pursuers in the dark while waving a flashlight. Bond would have had his insides liquified by three or four of the explosions that he supposedly survived. Hacking computers doesn't work that way. Helicopters can't sneak up on you. Two tanks of propane can't blow up a massive mansion. Putting it all on black does not imply that you don't care about the money, it only implies that you're trying to double it. Also, you aren't likely to get a gun into a casino of that stature, and if you do you're unlikely to walk out after only facing three people and making a bet. The other assasin certainly wouldn't have brought his payment with him to the jobsite. If a coworker shot you on accident and let the other guy get away, it'd be pretty hard to get rescued by a stranger unless that coworker just packed up and left. Fire extinguishers don't have that much foam in them. Car doors don't stop bullets.
From a sonic perspective I thought the mix was excellent overall - with a couple of exceptions.
First I'll say that I felt I heard every word clearly - though I'll reiterate that I watched this in an excellent Imax theater that was clearly calibrated out well and running the film at spec.
I'll state again that everything I heard was 100% top shelf minus the couple of small things I'll list here:
- There was a moment in the opening sequence where multiple car wrecks were happening simultaneously with big score moments, and I think they could have stood to clear out some space for some of the car wreck elements that were taking up room on the screen but getting lost in the mix.
- There were several moments in the latter half of the movie when the score contained a heavy brass section and was pushed loud enough to crowd everything else out. I'm about positive that this was a director's choice (as well as an arrangement thing) rather than a mixer choice, but the end result clashed in the final mix. It just felt like that typical thing where both the composer and the designers are trying to go to 11, but there's just not room for both to get all the way there.
- There was very minimal ADR in the film, but in the few spots where it was needed (helicopter scenes etc) it was pretty blatant and not always synced well. I understand that these actors probably had to be wrestled from their various exploits around the globe to get the ADR cut, but it felt as if they were told certain lines were good enough before they actually got there. Probably only 4 or 5 lines that looked like this, but boy did they.
- Daniel Craig clearly speaks much more softly than the others on the set with him. Again, I was in a very good listening environment there at Northpark, but boy howdy I heard that noise pumping on him every time he spoke. In fact, it felt more like they were gating and editing around the noise on his lines than pumping Cedar or anything. No one else seems to have suffered from that. Its also possible that they were burying lavs a little more deeply in his costume than the other characters, but that can't really account for the big discrepancy between his dialogue and that of the others - especially on the very quiet soundstage moments. I think his suits were noisy as well, which couldn't have helped.
- Those are American sirens. I'm pretty sure zero percent of this film took place in the USA.
- The weapon sounds were probably the closest I've come to the feeling of an actual gun being fired in proximity to me. Kickass field recordings of the guns being fired, and they were mixed LOUD, but somehow not painfully. Bond fired his weapon indoors on multiple occasions, and in each case the sound of the gun in that space felt spot on, which I know is incredibly difficult to pull off. Nothing felt exaggerated, but all of it felt very big and very real. Probably one of the finest weapon sound achievements I've seen in film.
- Ditto the explosions. The edit and the mix decisions really did those explosions some good when they were unexpected and out in the clear, but they really did give a genuine feeling that you'd get if you were in close proximity to that kind of explosion. My wife and I both jumped out of our seats in a couple of key moments where they surprised us with a bang, and despite coming out of my seat and looking around I felt as drawn in during those moments as I ever have in a film. Those things felt REAL.
- Vehicles were kickass, rare, screaming down the road, and as impressive as it can get. The team recording them must have had a field day. Ditto the extensive helicopter sounds.
- Punches and kicks felt the appropriate size in relation to the weapons. Not massive, but still very satisfying and intense.
- BGFX from locations around the globe were deep, intense and clearly very accurate.
- There were three massive sound events - the opening car/bike/train chase, the train dropping through the subway station, and the final asault on skyfall. All three achieved what they were going for, but only the train dropping through the subway really tipped all the way into "that has to be exactly what that would sound like" territory for me. It was just flat out impressive, and even more so for me given that I didn't see it coming.
- kudos to the production sound crew for scoring a place in the opening credits. Well deserved IMO.
that's all I've got. I'd recommend it for sure. Suspend disbelief and enjoy the ride.


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March 3, 2008
girls *heart* hearts
My March 3rd this year came and went without hinamatsuri dolls put out, or chirashi-zushi eaten. Instead, I opted for something a lot more casual and yet with a festive, girlie, and springlike touch... or so I tried at least.
Hinamatsuri Hearts: it really is just a pasta dish that has hamaguri (kind of large clams) and nanohana (rapeseed slightly bitter, chard-like green of which young buds, leaves, and stems are edible; kind of rapeseed), both of which frequently appears in hinamatsuri dishes as in-season ingredients. I cooked my clams in olive oil with garlic and chili pepper, and then with some sake (Japanese rice wine) and water added, as the greens boiled up along with the pasta, thrown into the pot a few minutes before pasta was to be done.
I added more hot water to the cooking juice than I would normally do, to make the dish a bit soupy (but not too much) as I thought it might go better with pasta like this.
The dish tasted fine, although I have to admit that these hearts look way prettier uncooked!
Gone down alongside the hearts was...
Fizzy Peach Green Tea: one part each of 100% peach juice, mild green tea (not matcha), and sparkling wine. Together, bubbly and peach are known to make one of the most exquisite drinks in the world, but fresh peaches are out of season at the moment, and I wanted something that is even lighter with a bit of Japanese flavor - although the green tea here is really subtle you might not recognize it right away. I used a rose this time to add a modest pink shade, but you can simply use a white.
And no Girls' Day meal could be complete without a dessert to cap it up, right?
Strawberry and White Chocolate Parfait: a layer of fresh strawberry chunks scented with rose, frozen strawberry and white chocolate cream, and broken macaron pieces. My strawberries were first marinated in rose cordial, then (with some reserved for topping) mixed with melted white chocolate and heavy cream in a blender before going into the freezer, although I would have churned it in an ice-cream machine if I had one. It tasted rather nice, but then again there is little chance that you can go wrong with the combination of strawberries and white chocolate!
Other than this little festive-minded lunch, we did nothing to properly celebrate the day, but at least us girls in the house ate, drank, and laughed happily... and just what the doctor ordered, days are getting longer and air warmer; past Girls' Day, spring is around the corner.
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I love your Hinamatsuri themed photos, your choice of flowers is nice and gives it a whole new and contemporary feel for me. It is the Hinamatsuri for grown ups, but still, like you say, Girlie.
Really nice!
- 1:05 PM, March 04, 2008
- J said...
Oh wow, I love this post, very pretty!
- 1:12 PM, March 04, 2008
- Eva said...
I've never heard of this celebration before but your wonderful dishes would do justice to any girly theme! Lovely photos!
- 1:49 PM, March 06, 2008
- brandin + kari said...
I love the heart shaped pasta!
- 9:31 AM, March 09, 2008
- Carole said...
I love this post! Especially the heart-shaped pasta. You're right, they do look better uncooked! If it's all right, I linked this post in one of my own posts and also included one of your pictures to go along with it. Hope that's okay?
- 7:49 PM, March 10, 2008
Your pictures is very beautiful! (Sorry, I speak french)Did you visit my blog at: http://www.gourmandelise.com
Bye, bye!
- 6:51 AM, March 11, 2008
- toro said...
I live in japan.
I'm gethering date about ice cream and dessart.
please link to this site.
- 5:34 AM, March 16, 2008
- Mandy said...
beautiful post! I love your photos, and will definitely try the drink one day.
- 3:56 PM, March 17, 2008
- toro said...
Very mmm!
I was in Japan, which own an art beside a bakery, ice cream and cake, such as those who write a blog.
Arbitrary, but in the future I hope it will help link.
If it's okay, my blog also links please.
- 9:57 PM, March 23, 2008


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- Turned Otago from an absolute mess to a NPC-winning side in 1991Apart from 1995 and one year at the Cats, name me anything good Mains has done
- won a Lions series in 1993
- won a one-test series in South Africa in 1992
- got the Highlanders to the semis in 2002.
Yes. Wylie was coach with Lane Penn (I think) and Earle Kirton the selectors and assistant coaches.
and look what happened to them under Wylie
Yep, two and a half seasons of an unbeaten record in tests....
South Africa a very serious contender for the World Cup, and IMO second favourites after the All Blacks. Although reports from Europe suggest there is lot of well known expert opinions suggesting SA are favourites ahead of NZ even at the moment...Any comments ..
There is the political issue with South Africa which could potentially blow apart their chances if the ANC get their claws in.
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