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Friday was our last day in Europe. We left Interlaken about 9 a.m. and were in Bern, the capital of Switzerland, within an hour.
The bear is the symbol of Bern and it is found on flags and statues throughout the city (see photo on the immediate right and the photos on the left and right below.) Although it was raining throughout most of our time in Bern, we still had a great time touring the medieval streets of this beautiful city.
The Old City portion of Bern is a peninsula that is surrounded on three sides by the river Aare. There is a wonderful clock tower — the Time Bell or Zytglogge — in the center of the Old City. The 180 foot tall tower dates back to the early 1200s and it features a regular clock, an astronomical clock, bells and a striker, and a puppet show that is performed on the hour. Despite the rain, tourists, including us, flocked to the clock tower to see the changing of the hour.
Directly to the east of the Time Bell is the Kramgasse, a street with beautiful architecture, covered sidewalks that take you by upscale shops, and interesting fountains and statues right in the middle of the road. Like so much of Bern, the statues date back to the 1500s. There are also statues that represent various crafts and trades on the facades of the bordering buildings.
Our walk down the Kramgasse ultimately lead us to the Münster of Bern, a Gothic cathedral that dates back to 1421. Above the main entrance to the cathedral is an ornate sculpture of the Last Judgment that was constructed in the late 1400s (picture below.) In the sculpture, the righteous stand clothed in white on the left, the Archangel Michael is in the center, and the wicked stand naked on the right. In the first arch above the judgment are five angels, in the second arch are the eight prophets from the Old Testament, and on the top are Jesus, Mary, Joseph, John the Baptist, Paul, and the apostles except Judas. There are over 200 sculptures in all.
Beneath the sculptures of the Last Judgment are statues depicting the Parable of the Ten Virgins. This parable was very popular during the Middle Ages and is obviously very relevant to the Last Judgment:
At that time the kingdom of heaven will be like ten virgins who took their lamps and went out to meet the bridegroom. Five of them were foolish and five were wise. The foolish ones took their lamps but did not take any oil with them. The wise ones, however, took oil in jars along with their lamps. The bridegroom was a long time in coming, and they all became drowsy and fell asleep.
At midnight the cry rang out: 'Here's the bridegroom! Come out to meet him!'
Then all the virgins woke up and trimmed their lamps. The foolish ones said to the wise, 'Give us some of your oil; our lamps are going out.'
'No,' they replied, 'there may not be enough for both us and you. Instead, go to those who sell oil and buy some for yourselves.'
But while they were on their way to buy the oil, the bridegroom arrived. The virgins who were ready went in with him to the wedding banquet. And the door was shut.
Later the others also came. 'Lord, Lord,' they said, 'open the door for us!'
But he replied, 'Truly I tell you, I don't know you.'
Therefore keep watch, because you do not know the day or the hour.
Matthew 25:1-13
The details in the interior of the cathedral are stunning — carved seats, stained glass, etc. There is a bell tower that we could have walked up, but 250+ stairs to the first level and 90 more to the spire seemed a bit more (by a long shot!) than we were willing to tackle.
After we left the church, we walked down to see the Parliament Building, or Bundeshaus (picture on the left below.) Unlike so much of the city, the parliament building is almost brand new — it was built in 1902. Unfortunately for us (but probably fortunately for the Swiss taxpayers), parliament was not in session and the building was closed so we were unable to get a tour of the inside.
After lunch, we continued to tour the city. We went down to the town hall, or Rathaus, where the city council meets (picture on the right above.) The Rathous dates back to the early 1400s. We also walked by the Bern Theatre (Stadttheater) where opera and live drama are performed; down to a bridge over the river Aare (below left); and to the Church of St. Peter and Paul (below right.)
By 3 p.m. we were back in our bus and headed up to Zürich for a flight to Frankfurt and then another back to Bangkok. It probably goes without saying that we loved Bern and wish that we had had far more time to spend in this city.
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Sigh… sometimes I only feel I get to do artwork when I'm ill*…
Long been a fan of Marvel comics (and comics in general but the X-Men were the ones who hit most at that time in my life) and the Sentinels were possibly my favourite bad guy: hostile yet unfeeling. Fancied doodling as I try and get better sooner and this is the result.
*Actually the title is blatantly not true as I've been lucky enough to be doing artwork all over the place recently but this is the second time recently and nth time this year I've been sick and it's a bit dull lying here not able to do much bar squeak.
And a little bit of Cerebus created in Expression while I'm at it:
The assassination of Jesse James by…
… the robot driven Ford Ka.
… Seemed funny (ish) at the time. It's a riff on this:
although mostly the image was done on a bus and then finished off in a bath. That lettering took FOR-flipping-AGES and yes, I know, I could have done it in Pixelmator in a squillionth of the time. Wanted to do as much in Brushes as I could. In the end I just added the vignetting in Pixelmator and that was that.
In other news I'm excitedly downloading the Expression Design 3 demo at the moment. If I had the time to do so I'd spend all day playing with a ummm quadumvirate? of art packages: Pixelmator, Brushes, Blender and Expression Design. All of them (bar brushes) are hitting pretty major updates soon (1.5, xx, 2.5 and 3 respectively) and that always makes me wan to play and see what's new. Surprisingly all are allegedly the less well known applications (I also own Photoshop, Freehand and 3dsMax – legally I add) but these lower league programs often show themselves to be better than the big boys…
Anyhow: it's downloaded now so time to play 🙂
((Sigh, take it back, time to download Net framework 3.5 – which keeps bombing out, and then install. Grrr)).
(((and… to be fair to Microsoft, it's not just their software that's giving me grief this morning: iMovie is crashing out repeatedly while trying to convert a clip too 🙁 ))).
Lastly: while I'm waiting for things to install, download and upload, here's the timelapse of the Assassination picture with not particularly great garageband soundtrack. Hey, what can I say, I was multi-tasking and doing this and kids brekkies and everything…
Expression Gallery/Pixelmator manual.
Doing the image thing as an emergency valve against all of the words I've had to edit this and last week… Uploaded a few images to the Expression gallery which can be found here: http://gallery.expression.microsoft.com/
I'll be adding more as time goes by, some even not about elephants 🙂 🙂 partially as it's so easy to participate in their gallery pages and partially because I like to use Expression and think the results are fairly strong, if I say so myself, egotistically 🙂
There's some other nice stuff up there so well worth a few minutes having a mooch around I'd have said.
Also was contacted by team Pixelmator asking for permission to use one of my images in their next manual which is hugely exciting and of course I said yes straight away 🙂 Big fan of both Pixelmator or Expression so am happy to see some of my pictures going all over the place.
Couple of updates:
First off: Messenger. The lovely George C at Spring Harvest has mentioned it in the latest flyer from them, which is very kind and much appreciated. It's mentioned in the same breath as Compassionart which, if you don't know anything about it you really should. You can find out about it here: http://www.compassionart.tv/
((and you can find out more, well, a little but there's more coming soon, about Messenger here: www.kercal.co.uk)).
Actually I was stupidly excited about Compassionart when the flyers came over and it's been duly plugged at the church I go to, until I found out that it was more about the musical arts. Not a problem, it's a good thing to support – cd and book wise, but the photo's were so ace I was sad to see that there weren't more of them or more visual arts involved… The website is beautifully designed and the pictures of people around the heart logo inspiring, moving and thought provoking (which is why I wanted to see more of them, I think…) (in fact they are very reminiscent of the extraordinarily beautiful pictures that Tre Sheperd took while visiting the engageHIVaids.com hospitals in Africa. Those are well worth a search for if you have an hours worth of mooching time on the Internet. I'd post the link but start at the engage website and work your way from there I think 🙂 There is some amazing stuff on that site too…)
Anyhow: Compassionart is something which I hope grows and grows, taking on more artforms and showcasing the heart of more and more people who want to change the world. More photos and art please, but please support them now, so that further projects can happen and so that the projects they are supporting can feel the benefit. As mentioned previously also consider getting it in town, rather than on le web, from either WHSmiths, which I believe was going to stock it but then got caught in the Woolworths troubles, but worth an ask anyhow, or at a Christian bookshop. Yeah it'll be a quid or so more, but it's the difference between free-range and factory farmed innit.
Which SEAMLESSLY brings me to the latest doodle (or at least would have if I hadn't added another paragraph in between the art stuff and here), which will take me out of any consideration for any future of Compassionart projects ( (: ) Asbo Gran. The image tells the story, but omits the fact that I was giggling like mad when I first saw the picture in the circles (a lesson intended to take students away from the crutch of "I don't know what to draw") (because sometime's it's about the drawing, just for the fun of it, like you sing a song because one note springs into your mind or you dance just because you can…) (/rant). Anyhow, image almost derailed lesson, but the guys liked the character and it did take on a life of its own in the class… So added here, just fo' the fun.
Anything else? Had a down week last week for various reasons… Autism being the main one, sometimes it's not particularly easy trying to head off the issues that come up. But so far this weeks been better so onwards and upwards, hopefully. Tried to send out a couple of quote begging letters, one to someone who I know I've got the tiniest sliver of a chance getting at best but would make me smile to hear what he thought for reasons outside of the book… but, much like when I sent out loads of WYAC letters to people for a quote about youth work to get one reply which was not helpful, sometimes it's a big world and I'm a very small me.
Also went to a flower show, of all things, which had a floral arrangement done with the title Japan, which was allegedly sponsored by me and the book. Not sure that the audience was entirely within the same bracket as the one for the book but hey, was an interesting experience. Photos to come. That said did get lots of ideas for something so who knows… Maybe the next thing would be set in a flower arrangers circle?
Anything else? Um…
Nope. Well, not at mo anyhow.
DOH! I KNEW there was something else. We were VERY pleased and delighted to have Susie Clarke pop into the arts centre to work with the kids and play us out with a song. She's a fabulous singer and has a voice that has to be heard to be believed. Difficult to describe but, in the same way that Alison Moyet has a voice that sends shivers down my spine, Susie has a VOICE. Deep and soulful, her song at the end of last weeks session was an absolute delight. If you've never heard of her check out: www.myspace.com/susieclarke and if you ever get the chance to hear her play live jump at it. Not to diss the recordings of her songs but hearing them sung live is an experience.
Thanks Susie 🙂
Also, whilst prevaricating around the bush…
Doodled this following yesterdays post and a reminder to myself that I hadn't checked out what the Dook was up to. Sad to see that I'd missed a gig in London, although my going up to London gig days are well behind me it feels like…
So anyhow, checked out his myspace (http://www.myspace.com/dukespecial) and then his webpage at www.dukespecial.com and, those actions completed over and above the things I really should have been doing, I quickly doodled this out in Expression (of course).
So, um, yeah. Had a busy morning this morning and off to a meeting at college next and then teaching straight after. Treadmill activated? Then it's gogogooooo!!!
Life is a thing of fragile beauty 2
Happy New Year!
and Happy Christmas!
Yeah I've been off le grid for a while. Stupidly busy at work and then did my back in again, which I'm still suffering the effects on.
Apart from that? Well, actually back\s too painful to type so brief update and image and it's off to a bath with lots of radox and some nurofen. Toodles 🙂
One more thing…
There's that inner apple fanboy coming out again…
Forgot to mention a non-related thing mark 2:
Downloaded Expression Studio 2 the other day (as part of Microsoft's support a student scheme, bless 'em) and have been totally addicted to switching it on (well, the Design part of it anyway) and playing if I get any free time, generally between 10 and half 11 most nights, much to the grumpiness of my wife.
Nearly a week in and it's a mixed review so far. Expression, for anyone who knows me, is BY FAR my favourite art software with Photoshop coming in second place. Pixelmator is nearly there and Blender, Flash, Fireworks and others all get an airing occasionally. Expression is the only one I play with rather than work in though. Love it to pieces…
Currently I'm in the 'learning new features, frustrated with changes' zone and also the slightly sluggish working in virtual mode – it's currently being used on a lowish end macbook using Parallels 3 as a bridge. However there are some BIG changes that are winding me up a wall.
For a start I was surprised by how much I had come to use soft fills and fringes to give sometimes very subtle effects. They're not there anymore. Worse still is the exclusion of effect lines! Shocking.
These images have some of the taken out options in. No idea how I'd replicate some of the effects in there without:
((the last one is called faces because every time I look at it I just end up looking at the faces that come out of the lines)).
Apart from that the new effect filters are lovely and I'm aiming to be working with them a lot. Here's the first doodle done, playing with the new options.
Frustratingly the colour blend modes don't seem to work and I've got no idea whether that's the build I have or what… Hoping to get some customer support although, sadly, their forum is filled with people saying the same sort of thing.
Regardless Expression remains my favo piece of art software… I'm just not sure which version of it it is just yet… Or whether I'll be using both Expression 3.3 (old) and Design Studio 2 (new). Ironically both were free downloads from Microsoft and that's something that I think the company are well deserving of thanks for over and above the slating they get for many things.
But I still want my effects lines back 🙁


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Former Sunderland loanee, midfielder Ki Sung-Yueng, could be about to sign for Aston Villa if reports are to be believed.
The 25 year old was at the Stadium of light for the whole of last season on loan from Swansea City and during his time on Wearside he impressed all at the club.
There was hope that Ki might have been on Gus Poyet's shopping list, but according to the Telegraph, it's Villa manager Paul Lambert who is on his trail after holding talks with the player and his agent.
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Trial begins for man who married girlfriend's teenage daughter brought from Mexico
A California man on trial for rape, kidnapping and lewd acts on a child claims he adored his girlfriend's 15-year-old daughter whom he later made his wife and the mother of his children.
But prosecutors paint a very different picture.
The case drew widespread attention in 2014 after Garcia's wife went to authorities near their home in Bell Gardens, California, and said she was the subject of a missing persons report filed a decade earlier by her mother, soon after she had arrived in the country from Mexico.
In a hearing on Thursday, prosecutor Whitney Bokosky said that now-42-year-old Isidro Garcia actually helped bring the teenager up from Mexico, raped her, abducted her from her family and forced her to live with him under a false name.
She said Garcia began flirting with the girl soon after she arrived at her mother's apartment in an immigrant neighborhood in Santa Ana, California. He forced her to have sex with him and after an argument at the family's apartment, took her to live in a garage the next county over under a fake ID that made her appear older.
Garcia threatened the girl by saying she would be arrested and deported if she very dared to leave, Bokosky told jurors, urging them to look beyond appearances in the case.
"She no longer gets to go back to school like a normal person, she no longer gets to go have friends," the prosecutor said. "She is not allowed to be alone. He gets to continue to have sex with her and manipulate her."
It wasn't until she mustered up the courage to reach out to her sister on Facebook in 2014 and attempted to leave Garcia.
A lawyer for Garcia claims otherwise.
Seth Bank told jurors that his client was a hard-working janitor and machine operator who loved the long girl, who, he said, left her family's troubled Orange County home willingly with him.
He showed photos of the smiling couple dressed in a white wedding gown and suit years later and celebrating their daughter's birthday.
Garcia, he said, was known for working hard to support his family and for adoring his wife, taking family trips to Las Vegas and Disneyland.
Garcia's wife had come into contact with police over the years and never said anything about her alleged kidnapping, Bank said. When she no longer needed Garcia to escape from her unhappy home, she fabricated the story of her abduction to reunite with her mother and sister, he said.
"She made the choice to engage in the relationship with him. She made the choice to leave," Bank said. "He accepted responsibility. He engaged in an inappropriate sexual relationship with this 15-year-old girl and he started a life with her (...) He never raped her and he never kidnapped her."
With the kidnapping charge carrying a potential life sentence, the lawyers focused largely on whether the girl was snatched or ran away with Garcia.
After Garcia's arrest, neighbors said they were shocked because the couple seemed so happy raising their 3-year-old daughter and hosting parties at their home.
On Thursday, Garcia, who listened to a Spanish translation of the statements via a headset, appeared to sob and shake his head.
Testimony will begin on Tuesday. The woman and her relatives are expected to testify, along with neighbors who knew the couple over the years.
Bokosky has also asked to call as a witness Elizabeth Smart, who was held captive for nine months after she was kidnapped from her Utah home and now works to bring awareness to predatory crimes against children.
Bank said he did not know yet whether Garcia would take the stand.
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The water should be more greener... but for unknow reason, the photo did not show any green... maybe the camera's white balance is a bit off... Anyway, I am very very excited about this combination. Ancient art in the fish... they do tell stories... I was reading a book about First American, there are some fabulous ancient art in there... my hands was shaking when I try to paint the ancient fisherman into my fish... I can not think of another way to express my love of the ancient art!
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"All of these ranges are guidelines, not strict rules," he writes in his book, "Rules to Riches." "But if you do adhere to them, you'll be in a much better financial position than you would otherwise. You will be mindful of what you spend, and that's half the battle."


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OK so I checked out of the rock and roll clinic for awhile to make space for other things including another blog, which is not neccesarily the most brilliant thing to do when you are suffering from the dreaded 2006 disease called "blogging burnout." Nevertheless I was out of the music space doing other things, etc. and in that time I don't think I listened much to anything so my MP3 player collected dust on the night table waiting for its chance to once again plug into the rock and roll main vein.
Finally a few days ago I was using iTunes for something or another and I (finally!) noticed the podcasting section and had a quick look at the Music section. Lo and behold I noticed that one of my favourite bunch of rock and roll miscreants at Garage Punk.Com produced a podcast. Now these are the people behind The Wayback Machine on KDHX FM in St. Louis, Missouri USA so you know that they will have some very cool raving rock and roll on tap so I decided to download their Garage Punk podcast to my newly dusted off MP3 player and hopefully shake the cobwebs from my brain.
After that download the wheels started to turn and I started to think that I needed to balance out this sample of fine, snotty garage punk with something a little more melodic like power pop so off I went to the mighty Not Lame record label to see what was happening over there. I was actually looking to download some of the MP3 freebies that they have on tap every Tuesday but was floored when I realized that they too have a podcast called iPop which was next up to get loaded onto my MP3 player. I was now starting to warm up all over again to this whole podcasting thing so I kept on trolling for more.
How about something a bit more modern or (god help whoever coined this phrase) "alternative I thought? Well I have always been a big fan of the indiefeed podcast and more specifically their alternative/modern rock podcast so I started downloading a bunch of those with abandon as they offer a fine mix of individual songs from a wide variety of indie bands and singer/songwriters. And so the megs just kept filling up but I was not quite done yet.
I decided to head back to some more punked up rock and roll action and downloaded the latest from the Detroit flavoured Plan 9 Rock Show, a link incidentaly that I picked up from the Garage Punk website (something that tends to happen as you wander from podcasting site to site). Well the latest show kicked off with the New York Dolls so I knew the show would be worth it but I figured I would download just one more podcast and call it a night since I still had to find the time to listen to all this stuff (a common problem with things like blogs and podcasts where you sometimes get so carried away subscribing to their RSS feeds that you realize you can't sleep for the next three weeks if you possibly want to read and listen to everything on your computer or iPod).
So finally, to finish of my podcast smorsgabord I headed over to The Podcast Network and their TPN Rock Show for some more happening modern rock and roll. The TPN Rock Show is similar to the Indiefeed podcast in that it features indie rock and roll but they mix things up with a variety of shows featuring just one song with longer 30 plus minute podcasts.
Now for those of you that are already on the podcasting bandwagon I know I am preaching to the converted but to those of you who crave rock and roll but for some reason remain committed to your local commercial rock radio outlet the only thing that you can do to save your sanity is to SHUT IT OFF. The podcasts that I have just mentioned are the tip of the iceberg. Every one of them featured something that I had never heard of but enjoyed enough to play multiple times and then take the next step and actively search out where I could listen to more and buy the CD. What things like podcasts, streaming internet-only radio shows and websites like My Space and stores like CD Baby offer the music fan is the chance to explore. Now to some people the idea of exploring rock and roll, listening to various bands and records and trying to figure out what you like and don't like is a foreign concept. It sometimes seems that it is easier to sit back and listed to Hotel California and Immigrant Song for the 4000th time than to possibly take a chance listening to something that you might not like. Plus there is just so much out there! True enough but in the words of the immortal "Way-Outs" from the Flintsones, "That's where the fun is."
And if you think you need an iPod to listen to this stuff I can assure you that you do not. Any MP3 player will do and they get cheaper every week. Another alternative is to download a bunch of podcasts and burn them to a CD so you can listen to them in your car or on your stereo. It's a low-tech way to enjoy a high-tech phenomen that just gets better every month.
Give it a shot tonight. Google "rock and roll podcast" or try the ones I've listed here and take them for a spin. If nothing catches your fancy just wait for the next edition or search out some more. Use the multitude of free music being made legally available on the net to sample the incredible variety of great, bona fide rock and roll that you thought had gone extinct in 1974. Trust me it will open up your eyes and make your ears smile. Once you start you won't be able to stop and soon you will see that rock and roll is alive and well in 2006, just not being played on your FM dial any more.
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The Sundsvall Arts Center in set to debut in Sweden, featuring a ghostly skin that surrounds the buildings within. The design is by the Italian Studio Nicoletti Associati and is relatively inexpensive and perfect for sheltering against seaside weather conditions and external noise.
Check out more on the amazing new Sundsvall Arts Center from Studio Nicoletti Associati at Designboom.
Implications - Architects have always strived to create structures that are shielded from the unsavory elements in their surroundings without creating an eyesore. Transparent skins and glass facades are two construction options that form a skinlike protection against noise and bad weather without obstructing inhabitants' view of the outdoors.
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Recently, I watched Netflix's revisionist version of Lost In Space. As someone who had seen the original CBS series on Wednesday nights in the 1960s, I did not expect to be entertained or impressed.
The original series had elements of the classic novels of Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe in 1719 and Johann David Wyss' The Swiss Family Robinson of 1812. Instead of isolated islands in the Pacific, space provided the location as alien and mysterious as any unknown tropical paradise on this planet traversing the cosmos.
Of course, the campy humor of the 1960s was a trademark of the series, especially Doctor Zachary Smith, a colonel in the United States Space Corps with a specialty in environmental psychology. He was assigned to assess the Robinson Family and Major Don West for their long voyage to Alpha Centauri.
In the beginning he was working for a foreign government to sabotage the Jupiter 2. Unfortunately, for him as well as the family, he was trapped on the Jupiter 2 on lift-off, but his villainous personage changed from diabolical to the absurd Doctor Smith whom my generation came to love as children.
Coming back to 2018, except for the names, space and the jazzed original score by the great John Williams, who was known as Johnny back in the 1960s, the 2018 series has little else in common. On the surface this may be an element of disappointment to us who watched the original series as children.
However, if one takes this new series and judges it on its own merits, then it becomes a new creation with some familiar elements. Unfortunately, humor is not one of these elements.
The series is very serious in tone and storyline. It depicts what we have come to expect from science fiction in the 21st Century.
Space travel is dangerous. People die in space. Aliens are dangerous, especially when humans mess with them.
As a spoiler, the current fascination with aliens and their technology takes on a new twist in this series. The robot is not made by human hands like the original, but is a powerful, lethal machine created by an alien race.
The transformation of the robot from bad to good and back to bad is based on human interaction respectively by the young Will Robinson and the psychotic female "Doctor Smith". In the first episode "Doctor Smith" is revealed to be a troubled impostor who wanted a new life away from Earth. She stole her brilliant physicist sister's identity and in turn stole the real Doctor Smith's identity when the massive baseship Resolute was attacked.
Like most character development within a series, she becomes a complicated individual who has moments of compassion and treachery. Bits and pieces of her background story are infused throughout the ten episodes.
I found the children to be very likable—Judy, the adopted daughter who is a "medical doctor" instead of eye candy like the original Judy; Penny, the second child who has self-esteem issues but manages to come into her own; and Will, the 11 year-old who is brilliant but very lonely until he becomes friends with the alien Robot which brings out his self-confidence and gives him his first true friend. A great amount of time is given to them as they face the obstacles and dangers which confront them.
The parents are a far cry from the happy couple in the original series. Their estranged relationship is an integral part of who they are— the father who was a US Marine and gone on long missions and the mother who is a Space Engineer and a fierce guardian of her three children. Their storyline evolves over the ten episodes.
What can one say about the new Don West? He is no longer the clean-cut American Boy Scout, but an entrepreneur or, in other words, a rogue who resembles Hans Solo in his motives. Judy has a definite influence on him over the course of the ten episodes.
The Jupiter 2 is a techno-marvel. The special effects are top-notch.
I do hope Netflix will add a second season with more than ten episodes in 2019. It is an expensive series to produce.
In the final analysis, if one accepts this series on its own merits, it is a delight and adds to the science fiction offerings of our time. For Star Trek fans the introduction has the Enterprise, the first Space Shuttle, in the images of humans reaching for the stars.
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Nationwide, more hunters are injured from treestand falls than from firearms . And many treestand accidents go unreported. With the increasing number of hunters using elevated stands, the risk of tree stand accidents has also increased. In this episode, we hear the real life stories of two treestand accident survivors from the hunters themselves, as they share in detail the moment that changed their lives.
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2008 Mullineux Syrah
This syrah is from South Africa's Swartland district, an area north of Cape Town which traditionally produced chunky, rather rustic reds. Not this one. It's a northern Rhône style red, with perfumy, smoky, black pepper aromas, refined black fruit, smoke and herb flavours and a lovely silky texture. You can drink it now, but it's not a wine that's going to fall apart soon – not that I say that with knowledge of previous vintages, because there aren't any. This is the debut vintage for Mullineux Family Vineyards, although Chris Mullineux is well-known as the winemaker who put Tulbagh Mountain Vineyards on the map. 13.5% alcohol. There's a fine dry chenin-based white as well.
£16.50, Berry Bros & Rudd
2008 Cono Sur Gewürztraminer
This inexpensive gewürztraminer from Chile has all the good things about the gewürz grape and none of the off-putting ones – ie its flavours aren't over-the-top in the perfume department and it isn't oily, heavy or over-alcoholic. In fact, it's great value, textbook with exotic spice and lemon on the nose, ginger and candied orange peel on the palate and delightful tangy freshness. It's just off-dry and could be brought into service with lightly spicy food or as a summer garden party wine. Anorak background: most of the grapes (85%) are from Chile's most southerly wine region, Bío Bío; the rest are from Casablanca Valley – further north, but also cool by Chilean standards. 13.5% alcohol.
£5.99, Sainsbury's (more than two-thirds of branches)
2005 Château de la Guimonière Anjou Sec
This is dry, oak-matured, chenin blanc from the Loire Valley, with toast, honey and straw on the nose and oak, peppery spice and sweet citrus fruit on the palate It's quite rich and toasty, but perfectly balanced by its sustained citrus freshness. It would go well with dishes in or with cream sauces (fish, seafood, chicken, mushrooms), because it's got the richness, but also the fresh acidity to off-set it, but it would also be a treat with a lemony roast chicken, roast pork or herby grilled fish. I thought you'd also like to know that the soils are 'silica, phtanite, shales and sandstone'. 13.5% alcohol.
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Finding an Article: Indexes and Abstracts. Library Instruction Series. Unit III.
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The last of three library skills modules for college students, Unit III provides definitions of periodicals, indexes and abstracts, as well as discussion of how to select the appropriate index or abstract, how to interpret a citation, and how to locate bound journals, microfilms, and current issues of journals in the library. Copying and borrowing regulations for magazines are explained. How to use newspapers and their indexes is the topic of the concluding exercise. Included with the unit are six tests which are used to evaluate student achievement after completion of the module. (JAB)
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When we serve God and find our self doing the best for his glory and honor and things began to look darker than lighter!
When you loose your Job = God has something better coming!
When you're car breaks down = God would supply all our needs according to his purpose!
When we get cut up on the battlefield of our minds=God tells us DO NOT WORRY!
When you loose a family member or a Great Sister in the Lord= God has a plan we can't understand right now, but in time we will, Be strong and courageous.
Joshua 1 : 9
MATHEW 6 : 25-33 and Luke 12 : 22-31
The Scriptures tell us Don't be anxious about tomorrow!
In Luke 10 : 40-42 it tells us Martha was to busy doing many things, then was worried and upset, but Maria was at Jesús Christ feets and was not taken away from her.
That's my Roll on my Journey, been at Jesús Christ feets seeking his presence and he will take full control of all tthe petitions of my Heart!
Before I speak he will answer!
Isaiah 65 : 24.
He knows our hearts!
Thank you Lord Jesús!
We are not to give up!
We are not to ask God why?
We are not to stop, Praying, Serving, attending Church, and tithing.
We are to Thank God with loud voice.
We are to Praise him, and say Lord, I don't understand my situation right now, but I do understand the Power of your grace and mercy.
We are to remember God is testing our Faith.
I give you glory and honor for all my living trials, Father God.
I am amazed by your goodness.
I Pray you can be still and remember at all times,
God is still a Great God.
Be still and know I am God.
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God Bless you abundantly and beyond.


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The trampoline is well-padded, bringing the maximum protection to the kids, teens or adults from being scratched or trapped by the spring hooks and space between springs. At the same time, its safety net will protect your kids from falling out of the trampoline, ensuring the optimal safety!
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Fabric: Polyethylene : 40% PVC : 60%
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Stasuik effective in weekend sweepFebruary 06, 2017His overall impact on the series was especially evident during Saturday's double-overtime thriller as two other starters fouled out and Michael's role expanded to help seal the victory.
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Thursday, July 6, 2017
The Evils of Supreme Court Democracy (Part IV)
In 1954 in Brown v. Board of Education the Court finally overruled Plessy and ordered that racially segregated schools were unconstitutional. This ruling was labeled the "counter-majoritarian difficulty" since the decision defended a minority group. Our Constitution was designed precisely to address the majoritarian difficulty by limiting the power of the federal government as well as putting in place checks and balances. For instance, In Gibbons v. Ogden Chief Justice Marshall specifically outlines some specific state powers that cannot be encroached by the federal government: inspection laws, quarantine laws, health laws, and transportation laws. The Court's interpretation of the commerce clause in the FDR administration has allowed the federal government to control all economic issues regardless as to whether they are interstate or intrastate (consider the 1941 ruling in Wickard v. Filburn). The Rehnquist Court limited some of the commerce clause power of the federal government by drawing the line between economic and non-economic issues in the cases: United States v. Lopez and United States v. Morrison. These cases limited the federal government's scope over guns and local crimes. Once the federal government becomes too big, as Madison rightly points out in Federalist 10, the number of factions will grow. For instance, our country is divided over a plurality of issues that should not be of any federal concerns: abortion, gay marriage, death penalty, sex, and so forth. The federal government is creating winners and losers over social issues when the Supreme Court makes the final decision to legislate from the branch. National level fights over so many controversial issues creates a polarization that leads to gridlock. A one size fits all federal regulatory scheme is detrimental because it limits federalism and hence, individual sovereignty. States with different laws over social and economic issues allows people to move to a state that fits their ideology. When the federal government encroaches on federalism, it denies individual sovereignty. The Federal income tax allows the government to coerce states into participating in programs such as welfare denying more power and sovereignty from the people and states. Federalism is not just a conservative issue. In 2005 the case Gonzales v. Raich, the Court held that a California law allowing people to grow marijuana for medical use to be unconstitutional. Why are citizens with real medical problems prohibited of pursuing a life without pain? Why must the government intrude over a state issue? There are other techniques the Federal government uses to grow its power by limiting the separation of powers. One such method is the establishment of agencies that have the power to make laws instead of Congress. Consider the EPA's crippling regulations on businesses as just one example. More agencies also expands the federal government's spending power. Under this system of rule, the constitution's checks and balances no longer exist to protect the liberty of individuals but to protect those who want to control liberty of individuals. The Supreme Court has looked the other way to unconstitutional federal agencies saying as long as it is an "intelligible principle", it would be allowed. Another method to avoid the separation of powers is rolling spending bills of individual departments and agencies into one omnibus spending bill. If the legislature would oppose such a bill, it would create the dilemma of shutting down the government. The omnibus is a method of coercion to limit Congress's ability to control spending in any matter. Supreme Court judicial restraint and deference provide the executive and legislative branches too much power. For instance, in the 1984 case between Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council the Court deferred to the EPA's interpretation of the law unless their interpretations were unreasonable. Judicial restraint is a concept practiced by Justices where they hesitate to strike down laws unless they are obviously unconstitutional. Using Judicial Restraint the Court has also used unreasonably broad interpretations of the Necessary and Proper Clause, the Spending Clause, and the Commerce Clause to justify unlawful legislation. The Court also uses substantive due process (using the Fourteenth amendment "due process" clause) to wrongly elevate the status of some fundamental rights such as the "liberty of contract" (Lochner), "the right to privacy" (Griswold), "the right to an abortion" (Roe), and "the right to gay marriage" (Obergefell). Instead, the Court should rule on the rational or arbitrary nature of the law to prove if it is proper or just. What the Court has viewed as rational and non-discriminatory in the past has been found to be irrational and or discriminatory later on: Carolene Products, Lee Optical, Plessy, Cruikshank, Bradwell, and so on. This is what happens when the court uses majority rule. Still, today, most justices adhere to the philosophy of upholding any legislation that may have any hypothetical reason for its passing as Justice Douglas said "the law need not be in every respect logically consistent with its aims to be constitution". Hence, the need for a law to be "rational" was removed from the equation. Douglas also stated that "The legislature may select one phase of one field and apply the remedy there, neglecting the others." Therefore, the need for the law to be non-discriminatory is also removed from the equation. In other words, a judge merely needs to conjure up some imaginary reason for a law for it to be upheld. Today, the Court usually conjures up some "fundamental right" or selectively identifies a "suspect class" of people deserving special protection. Of course the Court only recognizes fundamental rights when they are popular (majority rule) and suspect classes are only recognized when they are politically influential. The Court also invented what is known as the Dormant Commerce Clause (Nebbia v. New York) where the Court can encroach on State police power even over non-federal issues. The President can move unilaterally with executive actions to pass things that should go through Congress such as comprehensive immigration reform. Under such a system, the federal government has become "legislator, judge, and executioner of its own prerogative powers." As Madison rightly explains in Federalist 10, such a situation of government would be "corrupt".
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If you're in New York City, please join me for a presentation of my research next week!
The UN Interagency Framework Team for Preventive Action cordially invites you
to a brown bag lunch event on:
Peace Economics in México:
From the drug war to peaceful markets
Tuesday 15 January 2013
1:00 – 2:30 pm
1 UN Plaza (DC-1), 20th floor Conference Room
Do markets build peace? Can economic structures support ongoing violence? The emerging conversation about peace economics explores these and other timely questions. This discussion will present an overview of the most recent work in the emerging concept of peace economics and its application in the context of México based on the author's primary research.
In light of both the violence and poverty experienced there, México makes an important and fascinating case for understanding peace economics. In addition to México's complicated economic history, approximately 50,000 lives have been lost to the drug war since 2006. Without specific warring parties, but with large-scale and organized violence, México's conflict is difficult to understand and address. Talia Hagerty argues that México is experiencing violence as market activity – a new framework with significant implications for economic policy, development and human rights work, and peacebuilding. The presentation will conclude with time for participants to discuss this emerging issue and, importantly, ways to address these ongoing challenges.
About the presenter:
Talia Hagerty is a Masters candidate at New York University's Center for Global Affairs, with a concentration in peacebuilding and peace economics. Her research focuses on informal and illicit economies globally, and the drug trade in Latin America specifically. After completing her masters thesis – an exploration of economic opportunity and markets in México – Talia aims to work toward peaceful economic structures and opportunities in the Americas. Talia earned a BA in Economics from Eckerd College in 2008, and spent two years working in fair trade at the Center for Cultural Interchange and Greenheart in Chicago. Since moving to New York City in 2010, Talia has worked on violence containment research at the Institute for Economics and Peace and collaborated with regulators, civil society, and the private sector at the environmental consulting firm, Matthiessen Strategies.
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What Are The Main Benefits Of Blogging?
Sharing your thoughts and interests with like-minded people is a fantastic way to spend your time. Blogging is now the easiest way to do this. There are dozens of different benefits to blogging, some which are more obvious than others.
If you don't know where to start when it comes to blogging, it could be a good idea to book yourself onto a comprehensive WordPress Course in order to learn more. This is the most popular blogging platform in the world, with over 75 million individual blogs. The platform is incredibly easy to use, so even a relative computer novice will be able to get to grips with how their blog works.
Read this helpful guide about the main benefits of blogging.
Blogging Enhances Your Passions
Whether you are into surfboarding or tai chi, blogging about your hobby can actually make you enjoy it more. This is because you will always be thinking of interesting topics to write about when it comes to your passion. For example, writing a blog about trekking might inspire you to travel the world exploring different trails rather than simply staying in your home country.
Blogging Creates A Sense Of Community
You will meet like-minded people in the blogosphere, who will be able to share their experiences as well as any useful information that they have to offer. Through your blog, you might meet some lifelong friends, simply by sharing your passion with the rest of the world.
This sense of community can be especially important if you are blogging about a sensitive issue such as an eating disorder or mental health issues. Writing about difficult topics in the (relatively) anonymous realm of the internet can be a relief for many people. You may find that you are able to help people who are in a similar position to yourself.
Blogging Can Bring About Real Changes
Blogging can be a force for positive changes in the world. People use blogs to highlight a range of different issues from environmental problems to people's rights under their government. Events such as the Arab Spring - where protesters were able to harness the power of social media to help overthrow governments - highlights the power that simply posting on the internet can have.
You might have smaller concerns, such as the level of the traffic in your hometown. If you start blogging about it, other people may come onboard and share their concerns as well. You may then be able to influence your local council or Member of Parliament to bring about changes.
Blogging Is A Way To Discover New Passions
The longer you spend reading other people's blogs, the more you will find. For example, you might blog about fishing, and you come into contact with someone who does sea fishing off the coast of Jamaica. This could inspire a trip to the Caribbean and will lead you to discover a whole new way of life in terms of food and music.
Hopefully, this guide has inspired you to write a blog. Why not get started today?


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We read with great interest the article by Yeh et al1 that analyzed fundus autofluorescence (FAF) in white dot syndromes (WDS).
The patients were categorized into 3 groups on the basis of the presence of hypoautofluorescence in the fovea (central 1500 μm surrounding the foveola): normal FAF signal (no hypoautofluorescence), hypoautofluorescence affecting less than 50% (minimal), and hypoautofluorescence occupying 50% or more of the fovea (predominant).
dell'Omo R, Polisena P, dell'Omo E, Costagliola C. Foveal Hypoautofluorescence: Does It Correlate to Visual Acuity in White Dot Syndromes? Arch Ophthalmol. 2010;128(12):1628–1629. doi:10.1001/archophthalmol.2010.278
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In recent years, digital marketers have been prioritizing quantity over quality, and focusing on the value of search over the value content brings to customers. More content is not the answer, and many marketers are content marketing their brands and customers to death. The end result are websites full of R.O.T.
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Friday, November 14, 2008
Koalas, cuddling of
Benedetta, José and I went to the Koala Sanctuary in Pennant Hills on Wednesday. The sanctuary has a bunch of animals that are unique to this continent, including wombats, wallabies, kangaroos, and echidnas, but we really were interested in the koalas. And they sure are cute. Sadly, I didn't actually get to cuddle one, since apparently that stresses them out too much. I did get to pet one, while it was distracted by a nice juicy bunch of eucalyptus leaves.
I learned:
1) Koalas are not bears at all, so don't you dare call them that.
2) Koalas do not drink water under ordinary circumstances. They get all the moisture they need from the eucalyptus leaves they eat.
3) Contrary to popular belief, the eucalyptus leaves do not intoxicate the koalas. They just look stoned. But seriously, I have a hard time believing they aren't on something. They're so sleepy they fall asleep in the midst of reaching from one branch to the next.
This bird says, in an Australian accent, "hello dahling, wanna cracka?"
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Yes! I'm so excited. I want to plan a vacation, obviously nothing long (not enough vacation time). I'm thinking somewhere with a beach, good shopping, seafood, baby-friendly. I really want to go somewhere since last summer we didn't get to go anywhere and the only place I traveled was to CA for work, which is not exactly a vacation.
James update: He's trying to crawl! It's so cute! He's got the leg part down, but hasn't realized that he also has to push up with his arms. Soon he'll be into everything. He wants to move around so bad! I went to Aaron's track team end of year celebration and it was all I could do to keep him from launching himself out of my arms and onto the floor! Unfortunately at a high school there really isn't anywhere for him to be other than my weak arms.
So, don't judge me, but I have a new project. A baby book. I've never been into any sort of scrap booking- I mean think of the stereotypical scrap booker… but a baby book is legit right? I'm not against scrap bookers, but you all know that person with so much free time that they have scrap books for everything, if I had that kind of time maybe I'd have an entire book dedicated to "Spring has Sprung! 2010!" etc. I'm incredibly uneducated in the world of craft paper and stuff. I couldn't even find glue sticks at the craft store, if that's even what you're supposed to use.
My other current "project" is getting in shape for the Wasatch Back. A lofty goal to get back in shape. I'll be running 3.5, 7.7, and 4 mile legs, the last of which climbs 1500 feet. Yikes. Need I say more? I will say that running is finally normal feeling again, I lost all the baby weight, so I don't feel like a jello jiggler every time I run, which is a great improvement. I actually ran 40 minutes the other day and kind of felt like I could go longer if I wanted to!! I didn't though b/c my the end of 40 minutes I'm thinking of all the other things I ought to be doing.


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There is no better destination for a tropical getaway than the cluster of tiny islands in the Indian Ocean known as the Maldives. Villas on stilts which offer luxury accommodation, cab rides that are replaced by boat rides or flights aboard sea planes and diving expeditions to encounter the most fascinating ocean dwellers are a few things you can expect if you visit the islands. The unspoilt beauty and tranquillity of the surroundings will wash over you and instantly put you in a relaxed holiday mode.
The perfect vacation begins at such holiday resorts as Holiday Inn Resort Kandooma Maldives. Next choose how you want to spend your vacation: whether it is with your feet up, sipping a drink or creating an adrenalin pumping adventure for yourself. The Maldives is well known for its spa and wellness culture: discover new ways to pamper your senses or promote health and vitality. Indulge in a massage to relieve tension, remove toxins and revive muscles or practice some specialised yoga, tai chi or fitness. Different activities await the adventurous: water sports which include diving and swimming with sharks. A visit to Manta Point promises a unique experience with majestic manta rays swimming all round you. Those who wish to soak up some culture can visit Sultan Park with its rolling landscaped gardens, the National Museum that is housed in a building of the former royal palace, the local fish market and even shop for some souvenirs on Majeedhee Magu in Male.
Throw off any formal clothes and kick off your shoes: flip flops, beachwear and sunscreen are all you need while in the Maldives. The best time of year to visit is between the months of December and April, when the tropical weather is at its finest.
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Today I am 49, I feel older than that some days and younger than that some days. As I have never been this age before I am not sure what it is supposed to feel like. But as always, I look back on the last year and laugh, cry, smile, remember, and more importantly thank God for the fact I am here to celebrate another birthday. So here's a list of 49 moments from the last year.
- I have realised I can speak good Italian – a week in hospital does that to you
- I ticked a few things off my bucket list this year – attending meetings at the UN was one of those
- I can offer advice when asked
- I am reading more diverse books
- My Pride and Prejudice collection has exploded
- I am learning about uncomfortable issues like passive racism
- I love to cook
- I rediscovered the cooking passion
- Verona is a very cool city to visit
- I miss people and places, but mainly people
- Grief is a long term process
- Presence is better than words
- It's okay to spoil myself
- It's okay to take time for Estelle
- I don't like walking but it's good for me
- 51°c with no air con is too hot.
- Blue Skies always feel better when it rains
- I am loved by so many people
- I am a terrible patient
- I can talk with passion about Social Justice issues anywhere – including just before my colonoscopy
- My tribe is the best.
- Words count
- 10 years went by fast
- Sometimes telling people you love them makes a difference
- Technology has been a blessing
- Binge watching means I get hooked on shows like "Designated Survivor"
- I still cry at happy endings
- Jazz is my favourite chill out music
- Gospel does my soul good
- Making new friends is a good idea
- Dancing is good
- Tears in private or public are okay
- I am blessed
- I watched 4 transfusions go in my body
- I discovered my blood type
- I am grateful for strong friendships
- I still get scared
- Being a grown up is not always hard, it can be fun too
- Sometimes I laugh in inappropriate places
- The peri-menopause is not nice
- My favourite gelato this year is "Rice Pudding"
- Watching my favourite Italian football team live was fun
- I have had some big dreams this year and they excite me
- I enjoy preaching
- Taking photos is fun
- As my buddy Bronwen says, "something shifted" and I have moved on in an area of my life
- I still love happy endings
- I am creative
- A few years ago . Lt. Colonel George Pilkington told me about how he always reads the Psalm for his birthday that year with the same number of years as his age. So here is Psalm 49
49 1-2 Listen, everyone, listen—
earth-dwellers, don't miss this.
All you haves
and have-nots,
All together now: listen.
3-4 I set plainspoken wisdom before you,
my heart-seasoned understandings of life.
I fine-tuned my ear to the sayings of the wise,
I solve life's riddle with the help of a harp.
5-6 So why should I fear in bad times,
hemmed in by enemy malice,
Shoved around by bullies,
demeaned by the arrogant rich?
7-9 Really! There's no such thing as self-rescue,
pulling yourself up by your bootstraps.
The cost of rescue is beyond our means,
and even then it doesn't guarantee
Life forever, or insurance
against the Black Hole.
10-11 Anyone can see that the brightest and best die,
wiped out right along with fools and dunces.
They leave all their prowess behind,
move into their new home, The Coffin,
The cemetery their permanent address.
And to think they named counties after themselves!
12 We aren't immortal. We don't last long.
Like our dogs, we age and weaken. And die.
13-15 This is what happens to those who live for the moment,
who only look out for themselves:
Death herds them like sheep straight to hell;
they disappear down the gullet of the grave;
They waste away to nothing—
nothing left but a marker in a cemetery.
But me? God snatches me from the clutch of death,
he reaches down and grabs me.
16-19 So don't be impressed with those who get rich
and pile up fame and fortune.
They can't take it with them;
fame and fortune all get left behind.
Just when they think they've arrived
and folks praise them because they've made good,
They enter the family burial plot
where they'll never see sunshine again.
20 We aren't immortal. We don't last long.
Like our dogs, we age and weaken. And die.