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My makers mark29 01 2013
After writing yesterday's post calling for contributions to my makers mark page (which I wrote over a week or more ago), I got my act together and finally decided on a design for my makers mark (I'm considering it my birthday present to myself).
In the past I've been all precious about the design, so much so that I couldn't decide. The last few weeks I've realised that it's just a mark, and not actually my identity (so to speak), and that something I really like (as opposed to something that is the personification of me) is perfectly fabulous.
Criteria: in a circle or oval, art-deco inspired font, just my initials.
The (not-selected) final contenders:
I really love the first one (and may still use it in the future for some purpose), but felt that it was too difficult to decipher when at the scale of a makers mark; and the second one looked a little too much like an 'h' when scaled down.
The final design – simple and striking and easy to read:
So I called Ivan, THE man for making makers marks / hallmarks. He's so lovely. And his workshop is AMAZING! He has the biggest fly-press I've ever seen … it is so beautiful.
I am beyond excited that I now have a makers mark.
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Makers marks28 01 2013
Okay fellow Australian makers…. it's time.
Time to include your makers mark (hallmarks) in my fledgling listing.
Do you have a makers mark?
If so, please do send the design to my email address so I can add it to my page.
If so, have you included it on your website / blog, so searchers know your mark?
I've noticed that galleries haven't yet taken up the idea of including makers marks on their artist pages. Do you think this is a good idea?
If you don't have a makers mark, why not?
My reasons include:
- I haven't been able to decide on the design
- it's not critical nor required for making in Australia
- I think it'll be an expensive exercise (or maybe I'm just using that as an excuse)
- I'm not famous enough for a makers mark yet, no-one's caring if I make stuff or not!
What are your reasons?
Actually, now I think of it, I best do one this year as the makers-mark maker is (how to be delicate…) not a young man, and I would like it to be made by the famous Ivan.
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Special mention: Zaftig26 01 2013
Have you been feeling a bit sad about the lack of jewellery in street and collage art? Or the dearth of references to historically sassy ladies?
Even if you haven't been sad, this should make you smile …
Anne of Cleeves rocking it new-style.
Suzanne of Bourbon dreaming of flying.
New visual-art crush.
All images copyright Zaftig … see more of her work here.
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The nine muses25 01 2013
When I'm struggling with stifled creativity, I often refer to the 'muse' not visiting me. I use the term so often I thought it was time I learnt more about its classical origin.
In Greek mythology there are nine muses, "goddesses of the inspiration of literature, science and the arts".
According to my favourite knowledge bank: "The Muses, the personification of knowledge and the arts, especially literature, dance and music, are the nine daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne (memory personified). … It was not until Roman times that the following functions were assigned to them, and even then there was some variation in both their names and their attributes."
They are below (though sometimes are different in various versions):
- Clio – history – shown with scrolls
- Thalia – comedy and pastoral poetry – shown with a comic mask
- Erato – love poetry – shown with a cithara (like a lyre)
- Euterpe – flutes and lyric poetry – shown with a aulos (like a flute)
- Polyhymnia – hymns / sacred poetry – shown with a veil
- Calliope – the most valued of all muses – epic poetry – shown with a writing tablet
- Terpsichore – dance or games – shown with a lyre
- Urania – astronomy / astrology – shown with globe and compass
- Melpomene – tragedy – shown with a tragic mask
However the Romans believed there were only three muses: "The Roman scholar Varro relates that there are only three Muses: one who is born from the movement of water, another who makes sound by striking the air, and a third who is embodied only in the human voice. They were Melete or Practice, Mneme or Memory and Aoide or Song."
Lots of poetry muses it seems …. do poets need all this inspirational support?
Perhaps poetry was a broad term to include music?
As this site notes: "Dance, poetry, rite, and music seem inseparably associated in the early history of music in ancient Greece"
I must say I'm super-excited to see a muse for astronomy.
Though none for painting? Perhaps it was seen simply as a 'trade' at the time?
I do enjoy mythology and such stories …
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Selling handmade jewellery23 01 2013
Following my exploration of pricing handmade jewellery, I have been considering the options available to sell handmade jewellery.
I've been thinking the options available for selling handmade jewellery are:
- 'bricks and mortar' jewellery gallery
- craft / artisan market(s)
- commission / out of studio
- online
I've thought and written a lot about the importance and place of the jewellery gallery (the 'bricks & mortar' kind) over the last few years [Place of Gallery, Galleries & Artists]. There's a lot for an artist to consider when entering into an agreement with a gallery (if given the excellent opportunity that is!); including:
- exclusive collections for each gallery
- personal policy for referrals for commission approaches
- agreements on pricing if also selling through other channels
Quite a few friends sell through craft / artisan markets (eg. Markit @ Fed Square, Craft Hatch, Harvest Workroom Fiesta, Melbourne Design Market, Finders Keepers, and more). My thoughts are that this would require quite an investment in stock production, to ensure enough selection at such an event, and stall presentation … and so it's not really a viable option for me at the moment.
Selling via private commissions, out of your own studio, would be a great option … though really only one for an artist with an established reputation and practice. So perhaps in time … wishing … maybe ….
More realistically – online selling. I've noticed the most popular options are Etsy or one's own website (often powered by BigCartel platform). If you've had experience with either of these, please do share your tips for those of us considering entering the fray.
Would you help me?
If you're a contemporary jewellery maker, would you tell me which method you use to sell (multiple selection is allowed)?
As always, comments are more than welcome!
Especially if you have tips for managing multiple selling channels.
Update: I was thinking about this with respect to non-exhibition (or post-exhibition) jewellery, as exhibitions are almost always bricks & mortar gallery spaces.
Strangely, the day after I drafted this post (days before I published it of course!), there was an article in The Age on crafting and how to sell jewellery! Amazing how these things just collect in the minds of like-minded people yes? …
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Spectacular flowers22 01 2013
For me.
Chrysanthemums and thistles.
How magnificent they are!
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I am doing a family search of my mother's family.All I know from her death certificate is that her father's name is Ovey Fusilier. She was born in Lafayette, LA.Her mother's maiden name is Mary Guidry. My mother had a brother name Ira Fejey,(he change the spelling of their last name)and she has a sister name Marie Bowman. I do know that she still has cousins living in Louisana. One of her cousin's name is Olivia Sarver and a cousin who goes by the name Boonie Sarver (I think that is their last name. On my mother's mother death certificate, her father's name was Eli Sarver and her mother's maiden name was Mary Guidry.If anyone has any information regarding my family please, please email me at the above address or you can email me at firstname.lastname@example.com you!!

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Casinos a bad deal
Fri., Feb. 28, 2014
The Spokesman-Review nailed it on the head (Feb. 19) about the Spokane Tribe casino. I hear the sucking sound going to the Airway Heights area instead of toward Spokane. I was in the bingo and pull-tab industry for 30 years. In Spokane, we had five distributors and now there is only one left. I was affected a lot on income due to the casinos. After years of beating my head against the wall, I retired. Casinos are like building your house on sand.
Tribal gaming is worse as nothing comes back to the state and county in taxes, and we supply the infrastructure to the casinos. Also, the tribes continue to get federal money. Interesting, if a nonprofit organization were to get into a profit-seeking business they would lose their nonprofit status.
I feel if a tribe gets into a casino business, they should stop getting federal money and give it to the tribes that are poor and have no casinos.
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Pole dancing for children isn't new. There was a national pole dancing championship in Russia last week, where kids as young as seven were allowed to compete.


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Opera is ridiculous! But, delightfully ridiculous. W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan took advantage of that ridiculousness better than anybody. HMS Pinafore was their first big hit, premiering in 1878. It pokes fun at the English obsession with social status, love between people of different classes, the unfair rise of highly unqualified people, the British Naval traditions, the entire British culture and the conventions of opera. Gilbert and Sullivan took stock opera character types and transformed them into something absurd and hilarious. But while making us laugh, they also delivered powerful emotional experiences.
At the climax of the second act the crew sings an ode to the pompous pride of being British. Set to a uplifting tune composed by Sullivan, they offer their ultimate compliment:
He is an Englishman!
For he himself has said it,
And it's greatly to his credit,
That he is an Englishman!
For he might have been a Roosian,
A French, or Turk, or Proosian,
Or perhaps Itali-an!
But in spite of all temptations
To belong to other nations,
He remains an Englishman!
This one of those great Sullivan melodies you just can't get out of your head. I sang it over and over again all the way to my home in Stone Oak after the performance Saturday night. I'll probably be singing it tomorrow.
The San Antonio Opera's staging of Pinafore leans slightly to the absurd side. But, the production was very successful despite this small indulgence. The second half trio featuring Sir Joseph Porter, Captain Corcoran and Josephine in several reprises was extremely well choreographed and acted by Alistair Donkin. For this production, Donkin is both the stage director and he sings the role of Sir Joseph Porter. I don't want to give away all the antics for those who might be attending the final performance on Sunday, but there is a slight bit of the Macarena thrown in! The audience loved it.
From a vocal point of view, the star of the evening was Janara Kellerman who sang the role of Little Buttercup. The acting and comedic talents of the entire cast were wonderful.
San Antonio Opera made a wise decision to use super-titles for this performance. So, how ridiculous is opera? You need printed English "translations" for an opera sung in English?!? But, it isn't always easy to understand words that are sung, and this is complicated by the differences between British and American English. The supertitles were a big help. But, if you are going to utilize something like this, you have to be a bit more careful. During the big scene in Act II when the cast sings, "he remains an Englishman!" the supertitles read, "he remains and Englishman!" Just the addition of that extra "d" that changed "an" to "and" was very distracting.
The last of three performances is Sunday, June 12 at 2 p.m. at the Lila Cockrell Theatre. Treat yourself; I know you'll have a very enjoyable experience. Despite the fact that opera is ridiculous!
June 12 @ 2 pm: San Antonio Opera presents H.M.S. Pinafore
June 12 @ 3 pm: SAIPC presents young pianists at the Tuesday Musical Club in a free concert
June 16 @ 7:30 pm: San Antonio Symphony in a free concert at San Fernando Cathedral
June 17 @ 8 pm: 11-12 season preview concert by the Symphony at Coker United Methodist Church
June 18 @ 2 pm: "Grand Finale Concert" of SA Brass's Brass Camp at St. Mary's U.
June 18 @ 7 pm: free piano recital by Abdiel Vázquez, in the Instituto Cultural de México.
June 25: SAIPC presents Carolyn True in a solo piano recital
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text: Here goes my first trip report.... New Year's Eve was a beautiful day to fish the Arkansas River in Salida, CO. I was staying near Buena Vista, CO with some friends and after a day or two of cabin fever, we decided to see how the river would do. With driving winds and frigid temperatures in BV our wives thought we were nuts, but nevertheless, we loaded the car with plenty of layers, gloves, and hats and drove the 25 minutes to Salida where we had been advised to go by a local fly shop. They said the water temperature of the Arkansas in Salida would warm up just enough between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. that we might be able to catch some fish. With a double nymph rig ready to go we jumped in the water at about 11 a.m. (right on time). My fishing partner had his nymph rig set to fish pretty deep (2-3 feet below the surface). Mine was set a bit more shallow (12-18 inches). We were both fishing a large stone fly with a small zebra midge underneath, but we were fishing different colors of each fly to see what might work. If my buddy started catching on the black zebra then i knew i needed to switch, and vice-versa. We fished and fished and fished. Did i mention it was a beautiful day? Chunks of ice were floating down the river and hitting us in the legs as we waded, but with the right waders, the icy cold water was a non-issue. We fished from 11 - ~3:30 and .... wait for it ... we got skunked. I'm not one to get too dismayed by not catching fish. I've had enough good and bad fishing days to know it's not about the fish you catch, but about the enjoyment of just being there in the moment. From the top of a bridge we looked down and saw some very nice fish in the 18-22" range. We made a few decent casts to those guys, but they weren't having it. Oh well... those waters are beautiful and the people at Ark Anglers in BV and Salida were very kind to show us a few good spots to fish and load us up with what they believed were the right flies for the job. Overall, i give the day 4 stars for beauty, weather, and the chance to spot some very nice fish. If i had caught just one fish, the day would definitely get 5 stars. Cheers & thanks for reading!


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Interesting Facts about Mexican Culture
• The first Mexicans to become part of the United States never crossed any border. Instead, the border crossed them. (library of congress)
• The Mexican people have been here in California and throughout the American South-West for a very long time.
• Their culture has endured war, land being taken away from them, as well as a history of social and economic unrest. They have met these circumstances with creativity and tenacity, enduring hardship most notably, through music
• Mexicans first arrived in present-day New Mexico in 1598 and founded the city of Santa Fe in 1610.
• In 1846, everything changed. War broke out between the U.S. and Mexico over the U.S. annexation of Texas. Mexico was defeated, and in 1848 the two nations signed the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. This treaty gave the victorious nation an enormous amount of land, including what would later become the states of California and Texas, as well as parts of Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah and Nevada, in exchange for a token payment of $15 million.
• Overnight, tens of thousands of Mexican citizens had instantly become residents and citizens of the United States.
• The treaty that ended the war, guaranteed the Mexican people rights to their land. However, because their land was so far away from large centers of U.S. Government, they found that they were unprotected in hostile territory and their land was often taken as the land guarantee was not enforced.
• From the latter 19th century to turn of the 20th century, more immigrants crossed the Mexican border into a land filled with social and economic unrest. Violence often ensued. It was a harsh time. Even some of those who were supposed to enforce the law were corrupt.
• Because of this strife, one of the ways Mexican-Americans overcame their circumstances was through the creation of music called "Corridos" or "Border Ballads".
• These songs told the story of current events and happenings. Here is an example of a "Corrido" about the Rebel Leader: Pancho Villa's troubles: Notes from the lyrics include: "16 stanzas about Pancho Villa's trouble around Matamoras, a Mexican village across the river from Brownsville, Texas. 118 men were wounded", sung by Jose Suarez.
Group Recommendations
Cultural Assimilation of Mexican Population in California
Yellow Group
Mexican in the United States
Equity and Diversity (Collaborative Assignment)
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AnnaMarie Matthews-Hussey
Daysi A. Valle
Krista Nelson
Shawn Wikey
Twanna Jackson
The first Mexicans that came to be part of the United States never crossed any border. In 1848, the United States and Mexico signed the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, which resulted in Mexico losing almost half of its territory. Mexico surrendered 890,000 square miles, close to one-half of its territory. Six years later, in order to finish construction of a transcontinental railway, the United States purchased an additional 30,000 square miles of Mexican land for $10 million. This acquisition was made final through the Gadsden Treaty of 1854. With this treaty, California, Nevada, Utah, Texas, and parts of Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado and Wyoming became part of the United States. (Marín, 2014).
Immigration Waves
During the Mexican revolution (1910-1920), many Mexicans came to the United States fleeing instability. This translated into a tripling of the Mexican immigrant population between 1910 and 1930, from 200,000 to 600,000.
Mexicans continued to work in the United States until the Great Depression struck in late 1929, and the U.S. government mounted a repatriation campaign. This led to as many as a half a million Mexicans and U.S. citizens of Mexican descent being deported.
The third great surge in Mexican immigration came after the passage of the US Immigration and Nationality Act in 1965 (Marín, 2014).
Mexican immigrants continue to come to the US because of extensive family ties built up over generations, and the lack of adequate wage-earning opportunities in Mexico
Barriers Faced
by the Mexican group
Some barriers faced by Mexicans upon arriving in the United States are:
First, language since the language in the U.S is English some Mexicans were locked out of high and professional positions.
Another barrier has been gaining citizenship because it is expensive and time consuming.
Obtaining health care has been a barrier as well because, "1996, the U.S. passed legislation that further restricted the provision of many publicly funded services to undocumented immigrants" (Arijit Nandi et. al).
Lastly, Mexican immigrants faced minimal pay more often than the American minimal wage. The passing of proposition 187 was a significant barrier to Mexican immigrants because it limited social services, education and health care to non-citizens; however the bill was later struck down as unconstitutional.
Services in schools
Some Special services are in place in schools for Mexican immigrants:
Modified instruction techniques such as SDAIE (specially designed academic instruction in English).
ESL programs, bilingual immersion programs, and dual language programs.
In addition, several schools that have a high number of immigrants offer outreach programs, for example: at Triton College in Illinois there is the Nuevo's Horizontes program that offers offers citizenship classes, parenting workshops, academic counseling, cultural events, tutoring in Spanish and English, and math in a culturally friendly atmosphere for immigrant students and families (Orozco & Teranishi).
Moreover, there are also pathways to college programs offered at various schools that help Mexican immigrant students obtain the college dream.
Mexican boy playing guitar in room of corral. Robstown, Texas
Article Arthur unknown. California Grants Drivers License to undocumented immigrants. retrieved from http://go.galegroup.com
Center for Immigration Studies www.cis.org
Batalova, J., McHugh, M. (2010). DREAM vs. Reality: An Analysis of Potential DREAM Act Beneficiaries. retrieved from http://www.migrationpolicy.orgs
Johnson, K., Trujillo, B. (2011). retrieved from http://site.ebrary.com.ezproxy.nu.edu
Lib. of Cong. U.S. Govt. Web. 10 February 2012. http://www.loc.gov/ teachers/classroommaterials/presentationsandactivities/presentations/immigration/alt/mexican2.html
Nandi, A., Galea, S., Lopez, G., Nandi, V., Strongarone, S., Ompas, D. (2008). Access to and Use of Health Services AmongUndocumented Mexican Immigrants in a US Urban Area. retrieved from http://web.b.ebscohost.com.ezproxy.nu.edu
Marín, A. E. (n.d.). Mexican American. Retrieved April 15, 2014, from Countries and Thier Cultures: http://www.everyculture.com/multi/Le-Pa/Mexican-Americans.html
Martinez, Celedonio Serrano. El Coyote-Corrido De La Revolucion. 1951, Mexico. Detail, Woodcut De Francisco Moreno Capdevila .UCLA Latin American Institute Center for Mexican Studies. April 15, 2014. http://web.international.ucla.edu/lai/article/130115
Orozco, C., Orozco, M., Teranishi, R. (2011). retrieved from http://go.galegroup.com.ezproxy.nu.edu
Russel, Lee. Mexican boy playing guitar in room of corral. Robstown, Texas. 1939, Feb.. Photograph. Lib. of Cong., Washington D.C. Lib. of Cong. Web. 16, April, 2014. http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/fsa2000013486/PP/
Scribner's statistical atlas of the U.S. Map. New York: Scribner's Sons. 1860. Lib of Cong Web. 15, April, 2014. <http://www.loc.gov/resource/g3701gm.gct00009/#seq-55>
Suarez, Jose. Corrido Villesta de la toma de Matamoros. Rec. 26 April 1939 by John and Ruby Lomax. sound recording. Lib. of Cong. Web. 17 April, 2014. <http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/lohtml/lohome.html>
For new teachers in dealing with Mexican immigrants is to try to understand their culture and respect it so that any inhibitions that students may have can subside (Twanna).
One characteristic that is of paramount importance in most Hispanic cultures is family commitment, which involves loyalty, a strong support system, a belief that a child's behavior reflects on the honor of the family, a hierarchical order among siblings, and a duty to care for family members. Therefore, as teachers build a strong relationship with students and families is imperative (Daysi).
I would recommend that as a new teacher has books and other materials in both English and Spanish so that each student can succeed. If there are students that are Spanish-Dominant in language see if the school has an ELL program to make sure the students can succeed. It may also be beneficial if there is a buddy system in the classroom if there are other students who speak Spanish they will be able to help out the new student (Krista).
Engage students in conversation about the stories in some of these historical songs. This will celebrate the Mexican heritage of students in the classroom, as well as to enlighten and bridge any cultural gaps that exist with students from other cultures! Songs are in Spanish, so language and translation will encourage as well. This will lead to respect and understanding, and a feeling of acceptance. This will benefit new immigrants to California from Mexico, as well as honor the students whose families immigrated earlier (Annamarie).
I would recommend that new teachers familiarize themselves with common customs of Mexican culture. Teaching about how Mexico was colonized, just as the United States are very easy ways to integrate new cultures. Also teaching the class about Cinco de Mayo, or telling them stories about Día de los Muertos, we can allow all students to become more cultured, and allow the cultures of other students to be respected and understood (Shawn).
Group Contributions
1. Twanna Jackson ( Question #1, references, recommendation)
2. Annamarie Mattews-Hussey (Question #4, music, references, recommendation)
3. Krista Nelson (Question #3, table, references, recommendation)
4. Daysi Valle (Question #1, recommendation, references, presentation)
5. Shawn Wikel ( Recommendation)
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Prototype: Maurice de Mauriac 300 M Dive Chronograph
March 17, 2012
While in Switzerland attending Baselworld last week, I was able to preview a number of very cool prototype wristwatches. Unfortunately, as of right now, I am only able communicate about one - the Maurice de Mauriac 300 M Diver. Shown above in a 45 mm stainless steel case coated with black PVD, the Mauriac 300 M Diver is powered by a top grade Valjoux 7750. It features locking pushers, screwed-in crown and screwed-in caseback for water-resistance of 300 meters. It will be available for purchase in the near future - in a variety of materials, finishes and dial designs. Like all Maurice de Mauriac pieces, it is all Swiss, assembled and precision adjusted in Zurich, Switzerland.
Editor's Note: This is a "prototype" - not available for sale - it will eventually meet the minimum ISO 6425 standards that require 100 meter water-resistance and a way to measure elapsed time, a dive bezel is currently in development.


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Been here a long while figured I would tell a bit bout myself
if you need to know more just visit my profile
here we go,
1. I am eighteen soon to be graduating sadly I live in the christian belt so I Blend in and try to understand them best I can fun people but not fully my religion.
2. My figure I worship and give myself to learn from and praise is Artemis I Know a odd pic but I have my reasons one of which I am a person who loves the moon.
3. I like to try to base myself off of two things the word strive and the wolf I also love nature I find peace in it I take a lot of pictures when I'm out there. I do not wish to be mess with do so and I'm sure I can find a less dramatic way and non harming way to rid you but if I can't I will do what I must.
Um If you want a list of ten things about me that will take trust and time.
Hope to meet new faces Be Blessed.
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4 Bed | 3 Full Baths | 2,380 Sq Ft
8 houses to the beach from this delightful 4 BR home with an open floor plan. Parking for 12 cars if needed, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 1st floor laundry,family room, dining room and den/living room with gas fireplace. Hardwood and ceramic floors thru-out. Gas heat and central air. Patio with a picket fence and a side deck off living room. Matching shed for storage. Partially fenced yard. Furnishings negotiable - pristine condition.
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Listed by The Maureen Carey Group, Maureen Carey
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Could you become a vampire if you have no neck?
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OK, so where's the vampire? All I see is a middle aged man with a beard keeping warm with his coat. No fangs, no cape, no wings...no good.
You waste our time with this rubbish, have the nerve to post in "paranormal studies" and get stars for it?
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sorry to get your hopes up and then crush them with a bit of levity..


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Past Television
The REAL Francis Bavier (Aunt Bee) / Walter Cronkite Highlights / Joan Crawford on TV / Gas Prices and the Presidential Elections / Recasting Roles in 60s Sitcoms / Walter Murphy / Will Ferrell Old Milwaukee Beer Commercials / Classic TV Promos / Ed Wynn / Silent Star Marion Mack / Rudy Ray Moore / Natalie Wood Mystery
FOX News has lost 29% of their younger viewers.
During the recent ratings sweep NBC came in not third, not fourth, but fifth behind Univision. That's bad!
Here's a load of bloopers for you:
Thursday, February 28, 2013
A result of the 1966 Batmania was this silly show that lasted only a few months - Mr. Terrific.
Monday, February 25, 2013
The Hullabaloo Dancers perform the Theme from Batman, dig that groovy set piece.
Saturday, February 23, 2013
"Have you ever noticed that anybody driving slower than you is an idiot, and anyone going faster than you is a maniac?" - George Carlin
140 men were nominated for the Academy Awards this year but only 35 women.
In Clive Davis' new autobio, "Soundtrack of My Life," it is revealed that Michael Jackson plotted to end his brother Jermaine's career, confirming a story from another book written by insider Bob Jones. It's also alleged that Michael destroyed the careers of sisters Rebbe and LaToya but couldn't to stop Janet, she got too hot too fast. Bizarre, all his success wasn't enough.
NYC TV Newscaster Rob Morrison is accused of choking his wife after a "weekend incident" at their home in Connecticut. His mugshot showed cuts to his face. His bizarre public response after the incident: "Don't piss off your mother-in-law is the moral of the story."
Thursday, February 21, 2013
John Leguizamo is starring in a TV pilot about his life as "a husband, father and fish out of water on the upper West Side of New York." Sounds like a 'Louie' clone.
Another pilot. 'Girlfriend in a Coma,' about a woman who wakes up to discover she has a 17-year-old daughter from a pregnancy she was unaware of. It stars Christina Ricci and Miranda Cosgrove. I guess The Smith's tune will be the theme song?
Leonardo DiCaprio is selling booze on TV in commercials for the Japanese.
As of this week you can no longer buy a Hostess cupcake.
When I was a kid searching for watchable television one of the celebrities I enjoyed was talk show host Virginia Graham. There's not much from her shows (like 'Girl Talk') online but here's a bit with the Hudson Brothers.
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
The highest rated sitcom episode of all time:
Monday, February 18, 2013
Sarah Michele Geller and Robin Williams are starring in a pilot for CBS.
Here's George Takei on the Howard Stern Show talking about Stern's Roasts and other complete nonsense.
Saturday, February 16, 2013
Have you heard of the Heart Attack Grill in Las Vegas? Home of the quadruple bypass burger, which holds the Guinness World Record for "most calorific burger." Act surprised when you hear that long time customer and unofficial spokesperson Joe Alleman died of a heart attack. Hey, it says right on the door" 'Caution this establishment is bad for your health.'"
I'm working on a book called (I think) Magic Window about Romper Room and the many other wonderful local kid's TV shows. Look for it in a few weeks.
Speaking of, here are some cute kids auditioning for a not-so-cute show, Wonder Showzen.
Remembering Andy Kaufman and his wrestling career:
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Past TV Blog Entries: Auditioning For Game Shows / Louie / George Reeves Suicide / Dark Shadows / Jack Benny / Groucho / Night Gallery / TV Remakes / Bob Hope / Little Rascals Silent Shorts / Fanny Brice / Tommy Bond / Discovered George Carlin Routine / John Wayne Loves America / Kenneth Williams / Dating Game / Sunday Morning TV / 1950's The Big Show / Saturday Morning TV Memories/ Batman TV Show / Rusty Warren / LaWanda Page / Brother Dave Gardner & Jerry Clower / Nipsey Russell / Sonny & Cher Outakes / My Mother the Car / 1961 CBS Fall Shows / Tommy 7 / 1973 CBS Fall Shows / Bowery Boys / KCBU Tribute / Chuck McAnn / Jackson TV Show / 1970's TV Game Show Fails / Remembering Vivian Vance / Star Trek Bloopers /William Shatner Sings on Daytime TV in the 1970s / The Great Timmie Rogers
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Rearrange Full Screen App Placement in Mac OS X by Dragging & Dropping
Full Screen apps in Mac OS X are managed by Mission Control, this means that if switch beween or gesture swipe from one full screen app to a desktop or another app, it follows the order of desktops and apps shown at the top of Mission Control. This also means that you can rearrange the placement of fullscreened apps easily just by clicking on one of the app windows and dragging and dropping it beyond another Desktop or full screen app. Now anytime you swipe between desktops or apps, you'll find the app in its new placement.
We've covered a similar tip showing how to move Desktops around to rearrange their order within Mission Control as well.


text: Perhaps one of the biggest surprises in this year's poll was the debut of Kye Petersen. While Petersen is no stranger to the ski scene, his aggressive segment in Sherpa Cinema's All.I.Can. vaulted Petersen into the top 10. If he stays on the film route, there is no doubt Petersen can rise on this list.


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March 20, 2013
Starting An Infant On Solids Too Soon May Program Obesity For Life
Alan McStravick for redOrbit.com - Your Universe Online
In the United States, the struggle with obesity has been affecting more and more people with each succeeding year. The tax on our health care system with each new diagnosis of type 2 diabetes and endometrial cancer is increasingly evident. And according to a study released last year by the Trust for America´s Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, a full 50 percent of adults in the US could be classified as obese by 2030.While it would be easy to throw the blame squarely at the hard-to-be-seen feet of the overweight individual, the cause of and answer for this problem may not be as simple as putting down the fork. A new study out of the University of Buffalo (UB) School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences claims that the metabolic programming of an individual may be set by the age of 4 months.
"Our hypothesis has been that the introduction of baby foods too early in life increases carbohydrate intake, thereby boosting insulin secretion and causing metabolic programming that in turn, predisposes the child to obesity later in life," according to lead study author Mulchand S. Patel, PhD, the SUNY Distinguished Professor of Biochemistry and associate dean for research and biomedical education at UB. Their study, originally published online in December, has been published this month in the American Journal of Physiology: Endocrinology and Metabolism.
The study relied on research conducted with animal subjects and contends the consumption of foods high in carbohydrates immediately after birth plays an important role in programming the individual for a lifelong struggle with excess weight gain and, ultimately, obesity. This holds true even when the researchers restricted caloric intake in the adulthood of the animals.
"This is the first time that we have shown in our rat model of obesity that there is a resistance to the reversal of this programming effect in adult life," explains Patel. He claims the results of his research have applications to the obesity epidemic in the US, particularly as it relates to infant nutrition.
"Many American baby foods and juices are high in carbohydrates, mainly simple sugars," he says. "Our hypothesis has been that the introduction of baby foods too early in life increases carbohydrate intake, thereby boosting insulin secretion and causing metabolic programming that in turn, predisposes the child to obesity later in life."
Patel and his UB colleagues have, for more than 20 years, studied how the increased intake of carbohydrate-enriched calories just after birth can effectively be responsible for programming the individual to overeat throughout their lives.
The method employed by the team involved providing newborn rat pups special milk formulas developed to be similar to rat milk in its composition, with a higher fat-derived caloric content. Conversely, the second formula was enriched with carbohydrate-derived calories.
"These pups who were fed a high-carbohydrate milk formula are getting a different kind of nourishment than they normally would," explains Patel, "which metabolically programs them to develop hyperinsulinemia, a precursor for obesity and type 2 diabetes."
After three weeks, those rats raised on the high-carbohydrate formula were then weaned onto solid rat chow. Some rats were allowed either free access to the chow while others were placed on a moderated caloric restriction meant to mirror the level of consumption of those pups reared naturally.
"When food intake for the [high-carbohydrate formula] rats was controlled to a normal level, the pups grew at a normal rate, similar to that of pups fed by their mothers," Patel says. "But we wanted to know, did that period of moderate calorie restriction cause the animals to be truly reprogrammed? We knew that the proof would come once we allowed them to eat ad libitum, without any restrictions."
"We found that when the [high-carbohydrate formula] rat undergoes metabolic reprogramming for development of obesity in early postnatal life, and then is subjected to moderate caloric restriction, similar to when an individual goes on a diet, the programming is only suppressed, not erased," he says.
The suppression of the programming, rather than its eradication, is due to developmental plasticity. Developmental plasticity extends from fetal development into the immediate postnatal period. Patel alludes to previous research noting it had revealed during the immediate postnatal period pancreatic islets and neurons continue to mature.
"That´s why an altered nutritional experience during this critical period can independently modify the way certain organs in the body develop, resulting in programming effects that manifest later in life," states Patel. "During this critical period, the hypothalamus, which regulates appetite, becomes programmed to drive the individual to eat more food. We found that a period of moderate caloric restriction later in life cannot reverse this programming effect."
Patel and his colleagues claim the results of their study point to the need to implement a permanent caloric restriction for individuals, rather than engaging in quick-fix diet regimens. In order to address the obesity epidemic in the US, a true lifestyle change must be undertaken.
"As long as you restrict intake, you can maintain normal body weight," he says.
The team advises parents wishing to avoid a lifelong metabolic reprogramming that will predispose their child to obesity throughout their life to follow the American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines. These guidelines state solid foods should not be given before a baby is 4-6 months old.
Patel and his colleagues, recognizing this current study involved only moderate caloric restriction, claim they would like to study the implementation of a more severe caloric restriction over a limited period of time. Namely, they want to explore whether doing this might result in a true metabolic reprogramming resulting in a more normal metabolic phenotype.
Along with Patel, the study was co-authored by Malathi Srinivasan, PhD, a research assistant professor and Saleh Mahmood, PhD, a post-doctoral associate. Both Srinivasan and Mahmood are also in the UB Department of Biochemistry.
The work was supported by the National Institute for Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases.


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Jerry Doucette
"Jerry Doucette" (b. 1952, Montreal, Quebec) is a Canadian guitarist and singer-songwriter.
Jerry Doucette
Doucette joined numerous bands prior to his solo career, starting with The Reefers during his childhood. He eventually moved to Vancouver, British Columbia and subsequently signed a solo recording deal with Mushroom Records. His album releases would simply use the name Doucette, rather than under a full name.
''Mama Let Him Play'', the first Doucette release, earned platinum status (sales of 100 000 units in Canada) and substantial publicity and tour promotion. The following year's release ''The Deuce is Loose'' was less successful, although it earned gold status (50 000 units sold) and produced the popular single "Nobody".
Mushroom Records eventually succumbed to financial problems, leaving Doucette to find a new label for his third album, ''Coming up Roses''. This, plus the emergence of New Wave music were blamed for Doucette's lack of follow-up success in the music industry.
* 1979: Juno Award, Most Promising Group of the Year
* 1978: ''Mama Let Him Play'' (Mushroom, reissued 1995 on Reluctant)
* 1979: ''The Deuce is Loose'' (Mushroom)


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Franklin County
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Death: Sep. 17, 1896
Izard County
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Husband of Mary (Wofford) Miller and Rebecca (Shell) Miller
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New England Patriots vs. Houston Texans: Betting Odd Analysis, Pick PredictionNovember 27, 2013
The Houston Texans come into this one having lost four of five both straight-up and against the number all-time against the Patriots. The Texans have also lost six straight to the books at home.
The Pats, meanwhile, have lost three straight road games and are mired in a 1-5-1 against-the-spread skid on the highway. The five all-time meetings have played OVER.
Point spread: Patriots opened as three-point favorites, but bettors quickly hammered it all the way to minus-nine; the total was 46. (Line updates and matchup report can be found here.)
Odds Shark computer prediction: 26.0-13.6, Patriots
Why the Patriots can cover the spread
New England comes in after one of the top five games of the season, and its come-from-behind win over the Broncos last Sunday night might have been the perfect immunization for the final stretch of the season. The Patriots have a ton of momentum.
They just need to avoid the letdown spot of playing a horrible team on the road one week after a stirring victory at home over Denver.
Why the Texans can cover the spread
That prime-time hangover from the Broncos rally presents a great opportunity for Houston. The game has "letdown spot" written all over it. Interestingly, New England has followed with a loss all three times it has scored at least 30 points the previous week.
Smart Pick
Given the history of these two and the fact they tend to play high-scoring games, the OVER appears to be the safest way to go. There's no telling which New England team will show up, but the Texans will play up to their level of competition. The OVER looks best, just like the previous five meetings between these teams.
- Texans 1-4 SU and ATS lifetime against the Patriots.
- All five career meetings played OVER the total.
- Pats lost three straight road games (1-5-1 ATS past seven on road).
- Houston rides a 0-6 ATS home streak.
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Week of 10/31-11/4
Due 11/3: Brainstorm 3-4 character traits that describe the landlady. For each trait, find a quote from the text that supports/describes it.
Week of 10/17-10/21
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2. Why does Squeaky feel the May Pole Dance is a waste of time?
3. Describe Squeaky's reaction when she sees Raymond running parallel to her in the race.
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Beginners Photography Course | Melbourne (2 days)
Melbourne | 2 Days | Beginner's Level
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The Focus 10 Digital 1 photography course 2 day in Melbourne & the Yarra valley is our most popular and ideal for those wishing to understand how to get the best out of their DLSR, mirror-less or compact camera. It teaches the fundamentals of digital imaging, of handling light and the art of composition. Easy to understand, step by step workshops throughout the course are intuitive and tutored by a professional photographer. These workshops have a strong emphasis on camera handling and this along with detailed notes and a complimentary critique of your images ensures your newly learned skills are retained.
There are creative sessions on lighting and composition along with everything from exposure control to white balance, from ISO settings to focus modes and options. The course is about practical workshop demonstrations to train your eye to paint light onto a subject, how to achieve the right lens perspective, the use of aperture and shutter speed to control the creative process.
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How to Get Rid of Flabby Arms on a Woman
If you have your sights set on the flab at the back of your arms, you're not alone. This is a common problem area for women, suggests a publication sponsored by the American Council on Exercise. It's likely that those jiggly arms didn't happen overnight, so don't expect them to disappear overnight. By adopting the right routine, you'll have a good chance of seeing that jiggle disappear over time.
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Step 1
Perform cardio exercises three to six days a week. To lose fat anywhere on the body, you have to do exercises that burn overall body fat. If you're currently sedentary, start walking 30 minutes a day. If you're already somewhat fit, kick it up a notch by increasing the intensity of your workouts. Run instead of walk, for example. Do high-intensity interval training by alternating between periods of increased effort and moderate effort. Any type of cardio is better than none at all, but some of the biggest calorie burners include jumping rope, swimming, running or high-impact aerobics.
Step 2
Track your calories and look for ways to cut down. One way to do this is to use an app that helps you calculate how many calories you should be eating for weight loss and lets you input the names and amounts of foods you've eaten and the exercises you've done to arrive at your net calorie intake for the day. Try apps such as Livestrong's MyPlate or MyFitnessPal. If you don't have a smartphone, websites such as FitDay or FreeDieting do the same thing. (See links in Resources.) By using those tools over time, you'll start to see patterns that you can modify. For example, you might find that by working out just 10 minutes more or eating slightly less at dinner, you're able to create a calorie deficit. To lose 1 pound of fat, you have to create a calorie deficit of 3,500 calories.
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Invest in a set of dumbbells and perform three to five arm-strengthening exercises at least two non-consecutive days per week. Variety is key to preventing muscle adaptation and a fitness plateau, so vary your routine from week to week. For the triceps, which are often the flabbiest part of a woman's arms, effective exercises include triangle pushups, dips and tricep kickbacks, suggests the American Council on Exercise. Don't stop there, though. Perform bicep curls and hammer curls for the biceps as well as bench presses on a flat bench, incline bench or decline bench for the chest and shoulders and overhead presses for the shoulders. Another great upper-body toner is the pullup. If you're not able to do one on a standard pullup bar, keep your feet on the ground or use the assisted machine at a gym.


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George Gordon Byron
If Sometimes In The Haunts Of Men - Poem by George Gordon Byron
If sometimes in the haunts of men
Thine image from my breast may fade,
The lonely hour presents again
The semblance of thy gentle shade:
And now that sad and silent hour
Thus much of thee can still restore,
And sorrow unobserved may pour
The plaint she dare not speak before.
Oh, pardon that in crowds awhile
I waste one thought I owe to thee,
And self?condemn'd, appear to smile,
Unfaithful to thy memory:
Nor deem that memory less dear,
That then I seem not to repine;
I would not fools should overhear
One sigh that should be wholly thine.
If not the goblet pass unquaff'd,
It is not drain'd to banish care;
The cup must hold a deadlier draught,
That brings a Lethe for despair.
And could Oblivion set my soul
From all her troubled visions free,
I'd dash to earth the sweetest bowl
That drown'd a single thought of thee.
For wert thou vanish'd from my mind,
Where could my vacant bosom turn?
And who would then remain behind
To honour thine abandon'd Um?
No, no - it is my sorrow's pride
That last dear duty to fulfil:
Though all the world forget beside,
'Tis meet that I remember still.
For well I know, that such had been
Thy gentle care for him, who now
Unmourn'd shall quit this mortal scene,
Where none regarded him, but thou:
And, oh! I feel in that was given
A blessing never meant for me;
Thou wert too like a dream of Heaven
For earthly Love to merit thee.
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Basic Tree Survey and Inspection
This one day course will provide participants with the basic skills of carrying out Tree Survey and Inspection.
During the course you will learn to identify a hazardous tree, determine the level of risk and then decide on an appropriate course of action to take. The course will help you ensure that all health and safety requirements are met, both from a personal aspect during the inspection and how to protect others who may be working/passing by the affected area(s).
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The 1957 pandemic: Not the Flu We Knew
Friday, December 13, 2013
'The World Has Suffered Many Losses through Time': Environmental Conservation and The Passenger Pigeon, December 1931
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Most of us are familiar with the sad story of the passenger pigeon: the North American bird whose immense numbers (believed to have been up to forty percent of the wild bird population) and intensely social habits (being unable to thrive or breed successfully in small groups) prevented its recovery ...
'Depression or No Depression': Bronx Hospital Needs Donations to Open, December 1931
Tuesday, December 03, 2013
Imagine a newly constructed hospital with room for over 300 occupants, sitting idle and standing empty in a time of great need.
By the mid-1920s the Bronx Hospital, originally founded in 1911, had outgrown its original facility and began construction on a state-of-the art hospital at Fulton Avenue and 169th ...
Moss-ly Mozart
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
The WQXR Archives celebrates Month of Mozart with highlights from Lloyd Moss's WQXR show This is My Music.
Twentieth Century Magic
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Visualizing the Assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Listen to a chilling account, created only days later, of President Kennedy's assassination on November 22, 1963.
Styli over substance
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
The recently published National Recording Preservation Plan from the Library of Congress includes a recommendation to "encourage scientific and technical research leading to the development of new technologies to recover, reformat, and preserve audio recording media". Although at first sight this passage seems to refer to high-tech projects such as IRENE, there may be other, more modest ways to advance audio preservation technology. Here is an example.
Leona Baumgartner, Elvis, and the Fight Against Polio
Sunday, August 18, 2013
Blazing Maize: Mrs. Gannon's Tamale Pie, 1947
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Listen! The 1964 World's Fair in Sound
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
In Wartime '40s, America's First Taste of Rationing
Tuesday, April 09, 2013
Bach to the '80s
Monday, March 25, 2013
In the 1980s, WQXR's This is My Music featured at least 20 famous folks (from politicians to fashion models) who included a Bach piece in their all time top 4 musical pieces.
Ed Koch in Jackson Heights, 1979
Friday, February 01, 2013
- In this episode of New York Considered, hear excerpts from New York City Mayor Ed Koch's community meeting in Jackson Heights. The Mayor speaks about issues concerning the city, with particular emphasis on Queens: immigration, housing, street safety, transportation.
- New York Considered was a public affairs series produced by Marty Goldensohn and Peter Freyberg.
Winston Churchill's address to Congress, 1941
Friday, January 11, 2013
Before Bono: Danny Kaye, First UN Ambassador, on his 1954 East Asia trip
Wednesday, January 09, 2013
In 1954, entertainment superstar Danny Kaye became UNICEF's first Ambassador at Large, a post he held until his death in 1987. This is Mr Kaye's personal recounting of his first East Asian tour visiting many of the world's impoverished children.
Patricia Marx interviews Danny Kaye, 1968
Wednesday, January 09, 2013
How Sound is the President's Budget?
Friday, December 28, 2012
Original date: January 29, 1956 —
In this episode from Northwestern University Reviewing Stand, a panel of experts discusses Dwight Eisenhower's 1956 budget message. Were those different times? Former director of the Congressional Budget Office Rudolph Penner compares the budget struggles of yesteryear with today's.
Clean Water and Fiery Furnaces: The Health of New York, 1947
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Congressman Ed Koch on rent control reform, 1967
Thursday, December 27, 2012
October 2, 1967 —
Congressman Edward I. Koch speaks on a telephone interview about rent control, including an upcoming rally.
God and taxes: A newly discovered Eisenhower talk
Tuesday, December 04, 2012
In newly recovered audio from our collections, Dwight D. Eisenhower addresses a Books and Authors Luncheon audience. Historian David Pietrusza weighs in on the surviving audio from the Nov 23, 1948 speech.


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When it comes to money, are you controlled by fear? Do you live in financial chaos?Do you underestimate your worth? Are you ready to go to the next level, but can't seem to get there? If the answer is yes to these questions, you may be an underearner.
Underearners are self-saboteurs who never live up to their earnings potential, says Barbara Stanny, a financial educator, motivational speaker, former journalist, and career counselor. Underearners tend to live paycheck to paycheck. They rarely balance their checkbooks and are often in debt. Ironically, many work incredibly hard. Yet they are ashamed to admit that money matters to them. They all have a high tolerance for low pay.
The good news is that underearning is often self-imposed. By focusing on overcoming underearning, you will not only earn what you deserve, but you can live up to your full potential. With techniques and exercises that have helped thousands of people who have participated in her Overcoming Underearning™ workshops, Stanny teaches you five essential steps to financial independence. Once you understand these steps, you will be confident asking for a raise, increasing your prices, or getting a better job. "Now I'm making more than my friends, all because I had the guts to dream and ask for more," says one Stanny fan.
First, Tell the Truth: be honest about your financial situation and figure out your attitudes toward money. Second, Make a Decision: decide that you want to make more money. Third, Stretch: take action, face your fears, and be willing to be uncomfortable. Fourth, Create Community by finding supporters and asking for help. Fifth, Respect and Appreciate Money: learn to save and invest.
Overcoming Underearning is filled with inspiring, real-life stories of underearners who turned their lives around. Stanny brings a message of empowerment and hope to all those who chronically undervalue themselves. "I'm making more, working less, feeling healthier, have more energy, and I'm so much happier," concludes another Stanny believer.
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It is normal practice in our firm (and I assume many others) for a junior member of staff to apply for a client's ABN. We now have to either make that junior staff member an administrator on the Portal (which gives them the power to remove, add or upgrade other staff members – or anyone for that matter - including the partners, at their whim), or have a partner apply for the ABN!
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Saturday, November 21, 2009
Annual BSC Carol Service Dec. 4 and 6
It all crystallizes in that moment: the hours of hard work, the learning, the rehearsal epiphanies and the reason why we do it at all--reflected in the smiles and look of expectation in the audience, the beautifully-decorated sanctuary, the story that is about to be told yet again, so meaningful to so many, for so long...
My illustrious predecessor of blessed memory, Hugh Thomas, once said that "nobody does Christmas" like we do at BSC...and every year, at that moment, I know exactly what he meant.
Monday, October 5, 2009
Francis Poulenc (1899-1963) fought the label of 'charming, minor master' throughout his life, but today his oeuvre has achieved worldwide respect and popularity. Admired for his fine songs and religious works, he is perhaps best known for his humorous, insouciant pieces. From the freshness of Les Biches, composed for Diaghilev in 1924, to his ambitious 1956 opera, Dialogues des Carmélites, the author discusses Poulenc's work in the context of his colourful personal life and turbulent times.
The composer's affairs with younger, working-class men, which inspired major compositions, and his sensitivity about his role in the wartime occupation of France, have always been somewhat obscured.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
This week's work
I'm totally intrigued about your observation in "The Cherry Tree Carol" that cutting the last verse doesn't give Joseph a chance for "redemption!" While this is far from a religion class (we're performing artists more than we're about making a religious statement), coherence is important when performing a choral work! I'm quite serious when I allege that redemption may be found (1) in Joseph witnessing the miracle of the cherry tree in the penultimate verse, and (2) the closing E Major chord, coming unprepared from a verse in G Major, may be "redemptive" in its own right!
But I'm open to thoughts on this!
FYI here's some background on this carol that I cribbed from a web source, just for your delectation:
Bradley notes that multiple theories exists concerning the symbolism of the carol. He writes, "Some folklorists point to the widespread use in folklore of the gift of a cherry, or similar fruit carrying its own seed, as a divine authentication of human fertility." He also notes the relationship between the eating of the fruit by Eve in the Garden of Eden, and the eating of cherries by Mary whose son would erase the transgression. He adds that some versions have Mary and Joseph walking through a garden, rather than an orchard, reinforcing the motif of the Garden of Eden.
It has also been noted that the apocryphal Gospel of Pseudo-Matthew, Chapter 20, has a story that during their flight into Egypt, Mary sits beneath a palm tree and desires its dates, but is unable to reach them. Joseph is unable to climb the tree, but when Jesus intervenes, the tree bows down to give Mary the fruit.
Most versions likewise follow this pattern: when Joseph refuses to retrieve the fruit of the tree for Mary, Jesus intervenes from the womb and the tree bows down to deliver the fruit to the Virgin Mary. There are two notable exceptions. In one version of Joseph Was An Old Man, it is Joseph who commands the tree to bow to Mary (and it does!). More astonishingly, in Joseph Were A Young Man, it is the Lord Himself who issues the command. You can be certain of the result.
Ian Bradley also mentions a carol collected in the United States, but likely of English origin, titled The Apple Tree, which he cites in part:
This beauty doth all things excel,
By faith I know but ne'er can tell,
The glory which I now can see,
In Jesus Christ the apple tree.
Compare this longer version: Jesus Christ The Apple Tree.
In their notes concerning When Righteous Joseph Wedded Was, the editors of The New Oxford Book of Carols noted that that carol was one of several "doubting Joseph" carols, including The Cherry Tree Carols, Joseph Being An Aged Man, Joseph Being An Old Man Truly, and Joseph Was An Old Man. See Keyte and Parrott, eds., The New Oxford Book of Carols (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1992), Carol #129, pp. 446-8.
The Gospel of Pseudo-Matthew, Chapter 20:
And it came to pass on the third day of their journey, while they were walking, that the blessed Mary was fatigued by the excessive heat of the sun in the desert; and seeing a palm tree, she said to Joseph: Let me rest a little under the shade of this tree. Joseph therefore made haste, and led her to the palm, and made her come down from her beast. And as the blessed Mary was sitting there, she looked up to the foliage of the palm, and saw it full of fruit, and said to Joseph: I wish it were possible to get some of the fruit of this palm. And Joseph said to her: I wonder that thou sayest this, when thou seest how high the palm tree is; and that thou thinkest of eating of its fruit. I am thinking more of the want of water, because the skins are now empty, and we have none wherewith to refresh ourselves and our cattle. Then the child Jesus, with a joyful countenance, reposing in the bosom of His mother, said to the palm: O tree, bend thy branches, and refresh my mother with thy fruit. And immediately at these words the palm bent its top down to the very feet of the blessed Mary; and they gathered from it fruit, with which they were all refreshed. And after they had gathered all its fruit, it remained bent down, waiting the order to rise from Him who bad commanded it to stoop. Then Jesus said to it: Raise thyself, O palm tree, and be strong, and be the companion of my trees, which are in the paradise of my Father; and open from thy roots a vein of water which has been hid in the earth, and let the waters flow, so that we may be satisfied from thee. And it rose up immediately, and at its root there began to come forth a spring of water exceedingly clear and cool and sparkling. And when they saw the spring of water, they rejoiced with great joy, and were satisfied, themselves and all their cattle and their beasts. Wherefore they gave thanks to God.
(taken from http://www.hymnsandcarolsofchristmas.com/Hymns_and_Carols/Notes_On_Carols/cherry_tree_carol-notes.htm -- VERY well-researched and annotated!)
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
BSC Concert Choir Alum to lead Collegiate Chorale
James Bagwell, BSC alumnus and former member of the BSC Concert Choir, has been selected as the new music director of the Collegiate Chorale, one of the premier choral ensembles in the United States. Based in New York, James directs the choral program at Bard College and regularly appears as a conductor at the Mostly Mozart Festival.
Congratulations to this outstanding choral conductor from all of us who are proud to claim him as one of our own!
From Johns Hopkins University: Promoting Good Health in this Flu Season!!
The Johns Hopkins H1NI glossary for students
(September 14, 2009)
A new disease demands a new dictionary. The Johns Hopkins University Office of Communications and Public Affairs offers these suggestions for campus conversations about the H1N1 pandemic.
Pig: A student ill with suspected or presumed H1N1 flu. (Variation: Piglet: a sick freshman.)
Pig in a blanket: A sick student complying with doctor's advice to stay home, drink fluids and get plenty of rest.
Pig in a Snuggie: A student complying with doctor's advice in a blanket with sleeves.
Glazed ham: A pig with fever sweats.
Pig Latin: A sick student's Classics homework.
Pig pen: A sick student's room, where he or she stays until 24 hours without fever, off of fever medication.
Pig sty: A sick student's room before he or she properly disposes of used tissues and cleans doorknobs, desktops, keyboards and other surfaces with virus-killing wipes.
The Farm: Mom and Dad's house, where pigs who live near campus go to recover rather than sit in the pig pen day after day.
Sleeze: to sneeze properly (into one's sleeve) when a tissue isn't handy.
Sloff: to cough properly (into one's sleeve) when a tissue isn't handy.
Boar War: An all-out on-campus effort to prevent the spread of H1N1.
Bacon: What a pig experiencing an H1N1 fever feels like, i.e., fried. (Usage: Doctor: "Pig, how are you feeling today?" Pig: "Like bacon, doc.")
Oink: A pig's cry to his/her friends for help with deliveries of food ("slop"), class notes, over-the-counter medicine or other necessities to the pig pen.
Pork barrel: Derogatory term for an entire residence hall afflicted with H1N1 (knock on wood that never happens!).
Hog blog: the university's flu information Web site at http://flu.jhu.edu/
Hog tide: Alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
Hogwash: Washing hands frequently and thoroughly, with either hog tide or plain old soap and water.
The Arnold zniffle: The sound a pig makes just before properly using and disposing of a tissue. [For derivation, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnold_Ziffel]
Trough: A dining hall, where unsanitary pigs could easily transmit the H1N1 virus if they share drinks, utensils, etc.
Pig tale: The story of the aches and pains a pig experienced while sick with H1N1.
Piggy cold: The name Dean Susan Boswell's daughter uses for H1N1 flu.
Pig puns: H1N1 jokes.


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Discussion in 'Photography Beginners' Forum' started by ababysean, May 9, 2010.
I'd love to see some examples!
Thanks in advance
sure, let me go to the bathroom real quick.
wow, i couldn't help myself...:er:
I hardly use watermarks anymore..it's nothing special.
I don't really have a 'real' one that I keep consistent. Only if I'm giving out proofs or posting on certain websites that I put a watermark with my name on it.
Good luck
Watermarks bug me, can't explain exactly why. I just don't see why they're needed on a 1000x600 pixel jpeg of someone's housecat or the flowers in their backyard.
I guess they have their place - but most of the time they make people look pretentious.
(Please don't flame me if you disagree. It's just my stinky opinion. Would like to hear other viewpoints..)
^ I agree with Rez.
I will show you my logo though.
I agree with reznap, it bothers me mostly when people decide to watermark images that aren't even worth stealing (eg: snapshots!) . Don't mean to sound rude, but it happens all the time.:er:
Watermarks are best placed in proofs, imo.
Or on professional work, if you must.
Watermarks annoy me.
Why are you in need of a watermark anyway?
Garishly big watermarks do annoy me too, but I have started putting a small and simple one on images I display online (a select few that I feel are worthy of any merit + my 365). By simple, I really mean simple too. Just myname2010 and it is in a simple font not all too different than the font I'm currently typing with. 60% opacity in the bottom right corner in a dark grey colour that shows up just enough to read on 99% of all my images.
It's when people start putting their "company name" big across the middle of a picture with the overly cliche aperture logo that I get a little annoyed.
haha I guess I'm the oddball. I like looking at them.
Honestly, I would be flattered if someone stole an image.
I do not need one at all, I am so far from needing one, but I like to see the different styles.
Separate names with a comma.