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A Hummingbird Out My Window
Watermelon Chaat
Pasta with Artichokes and Pancetta
A Sunday Sermon: A Recipe for Self-Improvement
Black Pepper Chicken Thighs with Mango, Rum and Cashews
Oh My COD!
Earth Day 2018
Miso-Glazed Cod
Gnocchi with Cannellini Beans and Kale
Spring Is In The Air
Easter Sunday
Spicy Baked Beans
Moroccan Baked Fish with Potatoes, Peppers and Olives
West African Peanut Stew with Chicken
Soba Noodles with Kale and Turmeric Tahini Sauce
Asian Glazed Chicken Thighs
Cod In Miso Broth
Roasted Chickpea and Fennel Ratatouille
Hoppin' John
Pasta alla Louise
Shrimp in Yellow Curry
Chocolate Chipotle Christmas Cookies
Curried Butternut and Coconut Soup
Crock Pot Split Pea Soup with Ham Bone
North African Meatballs
Sunday In My Garden
Sunday In The Park
What A Wonderful World
Sweet Potato and Rice Casserole
Spicy Shrimp with Mint
Korean Beef — Bulgogi
Pasta Primavera
Spicy Chicken Orange Ginger Meatballs
Banana Mango Bread
I Give and Receive Light and Love
The Very Best Burger
Smoked Salmon, Arugula and Goat Cheese Frittata
Caper Stuffed Veal and Spinach Tomato Sauce
Red Lentil Soup with Peas and Ham
How To Find The Right Dog For You And Your Dog
Pappardelle with Pea Basil Pesto and Ricotta
"Here am I, the servant of the Lord"
Apricot and Red Lentil Soup
Baked Fish and Chips
Red Lentil Soup
The Best Banana Peanut Butter Bread
Roasted Pear, Parsnip and Potato Soup
Turnip, Blueberry, Banana Muffins
My Muslim Friend and Neighbor
Morning Glory Muffins
Gheimeh Baademjaan, Persian Seared Eggplant with Beef and Tomatoes
Chipotle Chile-Roasted Pork Ribs
Wild Geese
Resolutions vs Rules
Baked Mac & Cheese with Bourbon, Bacon, & Broccoli
Spicy Chicken and Chickpea Stew with Pearl Onions
First Day of Advent
Let There Be Peace On Earth
Creamy Zucchini and Radish Soup with Sage
Pork Chops with Wild Mushrooms and Caramelized Onions
The Secret of the Leaves
Portraits of Katherine Mary Kraver
Early Morning Fog
Hungarian Goulash
Mark Bittman's Banana Bread
Watermelon Gazpacho
Chilled Cucumber Soup with Yogurt and Fresh Corn
Pasta with Cucumber and Spicy Peanut Sauce
Do You Love Sunflowers?
Do You Love Zinnias?
My Beautiful and Talented Grand Niece
Photos of Mount Evans
Grilled Chicken with Strawberry, Pineapple, Jalapeno Salsa
Happy July 4th!
Roasted Beet, Pistachio and Pear Salad
A Pretty Clematis
Monday Morning
Rainy Sunday Morning
My Wife, The Blogger
Stormy Waters
Angelic Magazine
A Favorite Recent Portrait
Lemony Green Bean Pasta
Wedding Planning Calendar
Portraits of Katherine
Sea Scallops with Gingered Smashed Peas and Cilantro Gremolata
April Snow
Lemon Basil Millet Burgers
Easy Strawberry Cake
Once Upon A Time In New York City
Brides Magazine Advertisement
Once Upon A Time In New York City
I Am Ageless
A Favorite Portrait
Spicy Shrimp & Farro Soup with Winter Greens
Carrot-Almond Torte for Valentine's Day
Roasted Cauliflower with Pomegranate, Mint, Tahini
Haroset Sweetmeats
Asian Spice-Rubbed Scallops with Sesame Dressing
Lentil Soup with Roasted Chicken
Mobile Photo Studio
My David Bowie Photo
Gaining Clarity
Let There Be Light
Orzo with Chicken, Red Pepper, and Shiitakes
Tomato and Cannellini Bean Soup
Two Beautiful Profiles
Experience Friendly Banking at Farmington Bank in West Springfield
Great Food & Atmosphere at Papps Bar & Grille
The Artistry of Lexi Weege
Pasta with Shrimp and Lobster
Cucumber Gazpacho
Proverbs 11:25
Mother and Child
Creative Portraits for Creative People
Meet Mathew James
Three Photographs of Food
New Logo For Back Of Teardrop
Smile! It's Tuesday!
A Beautiful Way To Begin The Week
Wedding Photography
Cutest Dog Ever
Portrait of Maria and Her Dog Bailey
I Have Fallen In Love
True Freedom
A Beautiful Peony
New Photos from Bruce Barone
Landscape and Lantana
Best Full Service Mobile Detailing in Western Massachusetts
Creative Portraits For Creative People
Black & White & In Color
Portraits By Bruce Barone
The Past Few Days
Prayers For The People Of Nepal
Seared Coriander Scallops with Baby Bok Choy, Radish, and Hoisin
Earth Day
Portrait of Heather Green
Best Scallops; Scallops with Blood Orange Gastrique
Roasted Asparagus and Tomato Pasta Salad with Goat Cheese
Portrait of My Niece
Easter Sunday
The Crucifixion
Veal Scallops Chasseur
Palm Sunday
Sour Cream and Panko Chicken Breasts
Advertising on Facebook and Mobile Devices
First Day of Spring
Beautiful Portraits, Weddings & Prints
Irish Lamb Stew with Guinness Stout
Psalm 84:11
February Notes of Gratitude
Listen To The Lion
Pasta and Bean Soup (Pasta e Fagioli)
Portrait of Tara
Thank You WEB-TACTICS, INC. of Easthampton, MA
Catalan Beef Stew
Remembering Mary on Valentine's Day
Easy Chicken Mole
Crispy Fish Sticks With Pineapple Ketchup
Catch A Wave
Refrigerator Dilly Beans
At The Baptism Of Emily Elizabeth
A Portrait of Kate
Some Photos
Wishing YOU a Happy & Colorful July 4th!
Cheerful Daisies
Bread & Butter Pickled Onions
A Gift From My Daughter
Bobby Flay's Pan-Roasted Chicken With Mint Sauce
A Beautiful Monday Morning
Mac & Cheese with Bacon & Broccoli
How To Have A Terrific Thursday
Banana Coffee Cake with Walnuts and Coconut
Monday Morning In The Garden
Friday Afternoon
I Am Putting My Trust In God For My Supply
Peony In The Rain On Tuesday Morning
A Rhododendrun Grows In Our Front Yard
A Beautiful Friday for a Beautiful Peony
Early Thursday Morning vs Late Thursday Morning
Wednesday Morning Flowers
At Mittineague Park on a Friday Morning
Psalm 103:2
The Gift of Clouds
The Guard At The Garden Gate
American Goldfinch
The Old Barn
Roasted Asparagus and Beet Salad
Psalm 23:2
Crispy Baked Panko-Crusted Scallops
Psalm 49:3
Warm Orzo Salad with Squash
Easter Sunday
Palm Sunday
My Dog, Freddy, Resting
The Lower Mill Pond
Wild Geese
The Lower Mill Pond
Seared Scallops with Cauliflower, Raisins, Capers and Pecans
I See Rain In Today's Forecast
My Dog Napping
Freddy Gets His First Haircut
"Mister Barone, I Am Ready For My Close-Up!"
Cardinal At My Window
Darn! I Forgot What I Was Going To Say!!!
My Birthday Self Portrait
Angel Hair Pasta with Shrimp, Asparagus and Basil
Five Portraits
I Let My Light Shine To Bless The World.
Female Cardinal At The Feeder Out My Window
Cod and Cockles in a Fresh Turmeric Broth
The Littlest Birds Sing The Prettiest Songs
Sweet Potato Biscuits
And An Angel Appeared Rising From The Snow
Freddy Friday
Great Chili
Two Cardinals
God Loves Freddy
Be Bold, Bright, And Beautiful As Is The Cardinal
Freddy the Labradoodle Running in the Snow
Cardinal and Sparrows at the Feeder
Roasted Shrimp with Roasted Green Bean and Sun-Dried Tomatoes
My Beautiful Cat Nadine
Pan-Grilled Pork Tenderloin with Pomegranate Molasses
The Day After The Super Bowl
Spicy Caramel Bacon Popcorn
Coral Bells
Boneless Chicken Breasts With Honey-Beer Sauce
Farro With Gourmet Mushrooms, Spinach, Red Pepper Flakes and Pecorino Romano Cheese
Sunset Over Where I Am In Massachusetts
A Pretty Bird
My Cat Nadine
Roasted Cod With Olives and Lemon
Snow Angel
Turkey Breast Diane with Jicama Salsa
Can Spring Be Far Behind?
Cod with Orange and Fennel
The Blessings Of The Spirit
Pan Roast of Cod*, Pears and Caramelized Fennel
The Polar Vortex
Potato, Escarole, and Country Ham Soup
Pasta With Fennel, Sausage, And Tomato
Cardinal At Birdfeeder After Snow Storm
Rack Of Lamb In The Crockpot With Lingonberry Sauce
Birds At Feeder Outside My Window
Outside My Window
Greek Beef Stew with Quinces
Easy Skillet (Cast Iron) Apple Pie
MURGHI DOOPIAZA (Chicken with Onions) from The Art of Indian Cuisine
The Burning Bush
At The Park
Proverbs 16:20
Cabbage Night
Swan On Autumn Pond
Mother And Child
Morning Has Broken
Cashew and Wonton Chicken Salad with Honey Sage Vinaigrette
Tuesday Morning AT The Park
Meet Emily Elizabeth
Field Work
A Rose
Spicy Eggplant and Olive Sauce with Linquine and Toasted Slivered Almonds
Autumn and Ecclesiastes 3:1
Family Portrait
Harvest Moon Meditation
Divine Love
Stopping To Smell The Roses
"JULY" My New Book From Artifact Uprising
Queen Elizabeth Rose
Garden In The Rain
A Rose
When I Pray, Beauty Blooms
Wishing You A Beautiful September
The Real Badge Of Courage
Peace, Love, And Understanding
What Are You Planting?
Goldfinch In The Garden
Trying To Read Sunday Paper
What? Me Worry?
Butterfly On Butterfly Bush In Garden
See The Pretty Butterfly And Zinnia
Self Portrait With Dog
A Pantone Color From God
Spicy Lemongrass Mayo
Freddy Stops To Smell The Flowers
Queen Elizabeth
Grilled Salmon with Lime, Chili, Garlic, Jalapeno Sauce
Afternoon Light
A Photograph of Summer
Garden Art
Vase of Zinnias
My Garden
Shrimp Salad With Horseradish Rémoulade
Be Sure To Drink Water During The Dog Days Of Summer
Fiery Sunset
Jack And The Beanstalk
Cheese Tortellini With Spinach, Peas, and Brown Butter
Peas Growing In My Garden
Happy Independence Day!
Hydrangea, Brick, Stone
Stay Cool
Kale and Garbanzo Beans
In The Garden
It Was A Dark And Stormy Night
It's Hip To Be Square
It Is A Beautiful Day
Finding Beauty at Elizabeth Park
A Rose Is A Rose Is A Rose
Tree Sculpture
Croquet and Clouds
Monday Morning After The Rain Stopped
The Bartender
Portrait of Shirley
Roasted Green Bean, Roasted Red Potato, Red Onion, Kalamata Olive with Rosemary Vinaigrette
My Homemade Bentwood Garden Trellis
Roasted-Beet Salad With Goat Cheese and Walnuts from Mark Bittman
Pinks and Peonies
A Mittineague Park
Soon To Be Part Of My Garden Bentwood Trellis
Portrait Of A Dancer
Linguine With Caramelized Onions And Goat Cheese
Drunken Stir-Fried Beef with Green Beans
Sharing The Good News
Delicious, Easy-To-Make No Bake Brownies aka "Date Nut Balls"
Elizabeth Bishop and Sylvia Plath
My Dog, Freddy, The Mini-Labradoodle, Is All Wet!
Pork Chops with Mushroom Bread Pudding from Food & Wine
Mittineague Park
A Portrait Of A Woman
Holiday Easter Bread
A Photograph
Waiting For Spring
Pasta With Broccoli Rabe via Arthur Schwartz
The Labradoodle At The Window
Proverbs 8:18
A Nude By Angie Reed Garner
Easy Chicken Mole from Paula Deen
Photographs of Freddy the Labradoodle
Creamy Carrot and Millet Soup from Better Homes & Gardens
Today Is My Birthday
The Cat Nadine
A Gray Saturday in New England
Today's Kitchen Table
Freddy Our Too Cute Labradoodle
What's New Pussycat
Self Portrait
Male Cardinal In Snow Covered Tree
Rose Of Sharon In Winter
The First Day of Lent
The Bedroom Window
Salmon With Caramelized Banana and Mandarin Orange
A Few Favorite Paintings by Heather Green
Whole Grain Bulgur Wheat Salad with Roasted Leeks, Small White Beans and Currants
Portrait Of The Artist, Heather Green
Full Moon With Branches
Portrait Of A Woman Contemplating Nature
Rutabaga Soup with Herb-Crusted Scallops
Woman Putting On A Shoe
Turkey and Black-Bean Soup with Spinach
Letters From My Mother
Sunset And Sunrise
Spicy Shrimp Biryani
One Big Difference Between A Baby And A Puppy
Let's Play Catch! As in Catch-up! From Christmas Eve to Susan's Birthday!
Ricotta Cheesecake with Pine Nuts and Raisins — Patricia Wells' – Trattoria
Harira – Spicy Bean Soup – One World Vegetarian Cookbook
Birds and Tree
Creamy Mushroom Casserole
A Christmas Eve Message
Peace Be With You
And The Sun Rose
I Believe I Can Fly
Freezing Rain
The Cat Nadine
A Christmas Centerpiece
With My Niece
First Day Of Advent
The Tao of The Moon
The Beautiful Card Shop
Crema di Funghi (Mushroom Cream Sauce) via Arthur Schwartz, "Naples at Table"
Sock Monkey Says
Minnie The Moocher
Care To Join Me For A Glass Of Wine?
Fuyu Persimmon Salad
Fog Alignment
X Marks The Spot
At St. Brigid's Cemetery
Shrimp and Snow Pea Stir Fry
The American Flag Flying Over Pond in Autumn
Sunday Meditation
What I Saw On Halloween
Sunday Morning
Eggplant, Black Bean Vegetable Chili
The Lull Before The Storm
A Path
Sunday Meditation: 2 Thessalonians 2:17
Autumn in New England
Portrait of a Young Woman
This Morning in Massachusetts
Because of Love
The Cat Nadine
Self Portrait
Three Legged Buddha
Brazilian Shrimp Soup
Salmon with Banana–Orange Salsa
At Burr State Park
The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost
Autumn in New England
When October Comes to New England
The Gospel of John 3:8
ART ON THE ROOF: Boston 9/27
The Path To Wisdom
The Last Day Of Summer
Don't Miss ART ON THE ROOF: BOSTON
Zinnia Season Is Coming To An End
Walk With Me
Temple of Love
putting others first can be such a natural, beautiful part of life.
Sunset; Austin, Texas Hill Country
Linguine with Shrimp, Arugula, and Cherry Tomatoes
Corn Salad with Blueberries and Basil
The Final Four
Rain Fell All Night Long
Photographing a Country Estate
Portrait of a 10-year-old girl
I Love This Tree
Country Estate Photography
In The Garden A Ballet
Avant-Garde Clematis
End of July Garden Update
Grilled Chicken Breasts with Blueberry-Dijon Sauce
Do You Like Eggplant?
Fast & Easy Red Potato Salad
Kitchen Still Life
Bruce's Garden Fresh Grilled Eggplant Parmigiana
God's Fireworks
Garden View
The Return of the Goldfinch
Japanese Eggplant & Olive Sauce
Fast & Easy Corn & Black Bean Salad
The Goldfinch and the Daisy
Garden Still Life
Easy Bread & Butter Pickles
Zinnias in Garden Still Life
Self Portrait with Tomato
Backyard Ballet
Summer Beauty
The Finch and the Globe Thistle
Inspired by Celerie Kemble
Red Potato Salad with Peas and Chocolate Mint
May I Recommend
Curried Rice Salad with Melon and Raisons
Hot Dog!
New Fountain / Birdbath
Southern Living Grilled Boneless Chicken Breasts with Caribbean Spice Rub
Garden Still Life
Everything's Coming Up Daisies
Garden Status Update
The Finch and The Frog
Happy Summer!
Spicy Red Salsa
A Rose Is A Rose Is A Rose
Thank God For The Cosmos
Linquine Baked in Paper
The First Daisy
Farm For Sale
Thank You God For The Peony
The Dying Peony
Early Morning Stars Sparkle In My Garden
Early Morning Dill Sparkles In My Garden
The Peony In The Rain
Garlic Growing in My Garden
The Peony The Morning After The Storm
Cardinal on Picnic Table
Cherubs Watching Over My Garden
Peony In My Gardens
Monday Meditation
Cari Cucksey at Brimfield Antique Show
Portrait at Brimfield Antique Show
Sock Monkey Meets Scot Meacham Wood
Sweet & Spicy Salmon
Landscape in Pennsylvania
I Am Back From High Point Market
She Came In Through The Bedroom Window
Dynamic Olioboard Equals Sales & Profits
Portrait of Hannah
Happy Easter!
Photography Is My Passion
Children's Coin-Operated Horse
Robin's Nest & Eggs
Sunshine of My Life
Nude on a Couch
High Point Market Sneak Peek # 3
High Point Market Sneak Peek # 2
Tales of a Real American Liberal
High Point Market Sneak Peek #1
Bruce Barone Photography Launches at High Point Market
A Sunday Meditation
Turkish Lentil Soup
A Beautiful Friday
Today is my birthday!
Latin Lasagna
Roses In Our Living Room
Black Beans and Butternut Casserole
Fifth Avenue New York City Store Window
The Dove on Tree in Snow Storm
Mustard-Roasted Salmon with Lingonberry Sauce
Birds Tree Snow
Something Special About Film
Lent From A Different Perspective
Thinking About Tulips
The Sky Where I Live
Ewa — bean stew
Valentine's Day Dinner
Creamy Watercress & Artichoke Soup
Our Valentine's Day Dinner
Happy Valentine's Day
Kenchin-Jiru (Miso, Tofu, Vegetable Chowder)
The Old Kitchen Wall
Some Trees In Winter
First Comes Love
Wednesday's Wild Geese
Wild Geese
A Rose for Tara
Sunday Meditation
The Modern Dance
Vegetable & Corn Chowder
The Girl With The Big Hat
Portrait of a Chef
Cardinals In My Back Yard
Pasta with Clams and Tomatoes
Self Portrait with Iconic Image
Portrait of Miss Teen America
Free Bird
When I Stand Before God
Winter Gardening
Potatoes and Peas; Sukhe Aloo Mattar
Self Portrait On A Sad Sunday Morning With The Painting "Carnevale" by Maggie Nowinski Minutes Before Going To Attend A Friend's Wake
Portrait of a Chef
Canyon Ranch Bread
Flowers for My Garden
On The Steps Of The Metropolitan Museum Of Art
Portrait of Miss Teen America
Self Portrait
Portrait Of A Woman Sitting On A Bench In Central Park
Portrait of a Woman Bartender Pouring Wine
Portrait of a Pensive and Nervous Bride
Stuffed Artichokes
Portrait of a Woman with Tattoos
Beautiful Portrait of Beautiful Young Woman
An Amazing Story
"Dennis Barone……one of the more interesting–and adventuresome–of American fiction writers"
Soy Eggs
New Year, New Day
On The Fourth Day of Christmas
My Great Niece
Love Is Born Anew Today
The Gift
Turkey Curry
Me and Our Christmas Tree
Another Day in Paradise
When I Left The House This Morning
Joy to the World
Chicken Breasts with Diced Turnips and Craisins
Vintage Christmas Decorations
A Box of Vintage Christmas Decorations
The Quintessential #JingleTweet
Artichoke & Roasted Red Pepper Frittata
An Angel Watches Over Me
The Sardinian Donkey
When I Worked at Hearst Magazines
Vintage Christmas Santa Wrapping Paper
The Last Day of November
A November Photograph
William Blake
First Sunday of Advent Meditation
It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas
What I Did on Black Friday
The Mists of Avalon
Sunday in the Park
Sunday Bible Study
God's Whisper
A Cool Cat
The Color is Red and Autumn Ends Soon
Chicken Breasts with Fresh Sage
Nadine. The Cat.
Cold November Rain
The Glorious Gifts
Hold On To Your Dreams
Katie Himes, Miss Teen America
Tortellini with Shrimp and Asparagus
The Cat Nadine
Self Portrait After Cezanne
Saffron Chicken with Dates and Saffron Rice
The Good People at High Point
Turkey-Jasmine Rice Meatballs with Bok Choy
Snow Storm
Le Chic Cocoon
See Under:
On The Road
The Cat Nadine as Model
Love Is The Key To The Storehouse Of Abundance
Roasted Salmon with Horseradish, Greek Yogurt, Dill Sauce
The Stream at the Park
A Path At The Park
Meatloaf Again? Not Exactly
Another Rainy Morning in New England
Rainy Morning in New England
Autumn in New England
Sunday at Mittineague Park
October in New England
Self Portrait Eating Chicken Soup
The Garden
Miss Teen America
When Fall Comes to New England
Today's Nest
Pandora de Balthazar
Mother and Child
At Mittineague Park Monday Through Friday
Look What Appeared In The Garden
Chicken with Dates, Olives, and Cinnamon
A Portrait of Gabby
In The Garden
A Portrait of Nina
Nina and Nadine
Seared Scallops with Cauliflower, Capers and Raisins
A Portrait of Sisters
Portrait of Nina on the Couch
A Portrait of Hannah
Still Life with Dahlias
An Apple a Day Keeps the Doctor Away
Still Life with Dahlias
Saturday Morning in the Garden
Friday Night Cocktails
Still Life with Hydrangeas
Brimfield Antique Show Photos
Brimfield Antique Show
Brimfield Antique Show
Rain Or Shine
In The Garden
It's a Rainy Day In Massachusetts
Today in The Garden
The End of Summer
Grilled Cod with Fried Garlic and Chilies
Pizza Food Porn
A Gardening Lifestyle
Dharma Road
First of September
In Austin, Texas
I Am Blessed
Mandola's in Austin, Texas
Sock Monkey
The Bar at Stubb's
Lucy In Disguise
At Lustre Pearl
On The Road
Ice Cube Tray Pesto
Beauty Outside Our Front Door
"C" Is For Corn & Color
30-Day Writing Challenge; Day Three
30-Day Writing Challenge; Day Two
30-Day Writing Challenge
Black Bean and Fresh Corn Salad
Portrait of a Young Woman
Grilled Salmon Balls
Two Women of Montreal
Good Karma
No Admittance Except for Dreamers
At Mittineague Park
Tomato, Lettuce, Lemonade & Fine Art Photography Stand
Portrait of a Young Woman
The Rain
The Daisies Are Dying
Indoor Gardening
Grilled Sockeye Salmon with Cucumber Dill Sauce
Butterfly in My Garden
The Hydrangea Next To Our Back Steps
Bruce's Wall
Summer Breeze
Portrait of a Young Woman in Contemplation
Trapped And Honored
Some Things About Friday
Rock Alignment
Wednesday In The Garden
In My Garden
Central Park in the Summer
Spicy Lime-Ginger Grilled Shrimp
A Sunday Meditation
Being and Being Bruce
Leftovers and Salmon Cakes
A Beautiful Day for Swimming
A Love Story
Let There Be Life
Self Portrait
Pasta Primavera
Saturday at the Park Late in the Afternoon
Saturday at The Park
A Garden View
My Wedding Toast
Under New Management
My Daughter Danielle The Bride
Before The Wedding Rehearsal
I Love Daisies
First Day of Summer
Happy Father's Day!
Mittineague Park
Going to the Chapel
Curried Couscous Salad
I Stopped at Mittineague Park
Where There Is A Will There Is A Way
A Walk Around Our Yard On A Rainy Saturday
Red Potato Salad with Peas and Chocolate Mint
For Thou Art With Me
Found Beauty
PORK TENDERLOIN With BLUEBERRY BARBECUE SAUCE
Baby Cardinals Outside Our Window
Sunday at the Park
Asparagus, Artichoke, Tomato, Red Onion Pizza
Cherubs for the Garden
Western Massachusetts Landscape
From Grill to Table
Mango Cucumber Salsa
Golf with My Son
Birds Love Our Backyard Chest-of-Drawers In Which Peas Grow Up From The Bottom Drawer!
Mittineague Park
Shade Tobacco Farm
Where I Was On Friday
Barley, Roasted Corn, Red Pepper, Jalapeno Pepper, and Green Onion Pilaf
Miss Bateman Clematis
Thursday Morning
Mittineague Park
My Very Own Coffee Mug
Israeli Sweet & Sour Meatballs
It's a Beautiful Day
Mittineague Park
Field Work
Mittineague Park
Birds, Clouds, Wires
Happy Mother's Day
Daryl Graduates
National Prayer Day
I Believe I can Fly
One Family's Junk is Our Family's Treasure
The Last Day in April
Corn and Bacon Stuffing
The Grackle
A Beautiful Day for All Brides
Tulips & Bricks One Day Later
Bricks with Tulips
Heartbreaking Dawns Jalapeno Pineapple Hot Sauce Baked Panko Crusted Scallops with Israeli Pearl Couscous and Craisins Infused with Blueberry Juice
Sunset at Mittineague Park
The First Tulip
Happy Easter!
The Bunny & The Bouquet
Good Friday; A Place of Rebirth
A Morning Walk in the Park
Turkey Date Meatballs with Orange Mint Yogurt Sauce
Mary Holding Baby Jesus
Clouds Over West Hartford, CT
Palm Sunday
Thai Turkey Lettuce Wraps
Self Portrait Playing Cards at Kitchen Table
Self Portrait with My Brother's New Book
Portrait of Courtney
Climbing Rose
Meatballs the Marcella Hazan Way
Portrait of Erica
Portrait of Courtney
On A Sunday Afternoon
Sunday Meditation
Self Portrait at Kitchen Table
Prom Time
Baked Panko Crusted Scallops with Spinach and Paprika Syrup
Portraits of Erica
Monday Meditation; April Showers
Sunday Meditation
Saturday Morning
Snow Today
Not An April Fools' Joke
Discovering the Bird Feeder
Italian Meatloaf
Waiting to Open the Door to Spring
The Tree Down By The Brook
Cardinal at Bird Feeder
Corned Beef and Cabbage
Grackle at the Bird Feeder
Nadine Learning to Use the Canon F-1
Saturday With Family
A Quiet Friday
Pussy Willow
Moosewood Chick Pea & Artichoke Stew and Fennel-Orange Salad
Full Moon with Canals
Friday Evening; Almost Full
The Almost Full Moon
Very Easy Shepherd's Pie
Happy St. Patrick's Day
Seeing Valery Lorenzo in the Landscape
Five Spice Pan-Seared Duck Breasts with Spicy Asparagus
Something About TRI-X
March at Mittineague Park
Dinner in the Diner
Baked Salmon-Corn-Coconut-Quinoa Cake
A Poem Re-written for My Brother on the Occasion of his Birthday
Lent From a Different Perspective; Not Giving Up, But Taking Up
Alan Hovhannes
Wine Braised Boneless Short Ribs
My Birthday
New Beginnings
Physical Therapy
One, Two, Three
The Skaters
Bruce's Spicy Braciole
Unique Vintage
Rabbit Rabbit
Daily Bread
Thai Pineapple–Shrimp Fried Rice
Monet's Water Lilies — An Artist's Obsession
Sister of the Bride
Asian Slaw
A Few Hours Before Her Wedding
Self Portrait
Salmon alla Perricone
The Veiled Bride
The Mill on the Floss
Pan-Seared Hanger Steak with Mushroom-Merlot-Balsamic Reduction Sauce and Braised Brussels Sprouts
Monday Morning
Delicious Fennel & Ginger Roast Chicken
Church & Temple
When I Woke Up This Morning
A Thursday in February
Turkey Carrot Cilantro Burgers
Flowers for Friday
Garam Masala
Tuscan Pork Loin
Heather Says!
My Valentine's Day Wish For You
The Heart & The Bunny
One-Pointed Attention
Braised Cod and Golden Onions
The Cosmic Tree
Painting Again
A Wedding or Two
The Shovel in the Snow Says So Much
A Heart Grows in Holyoke
This Hour We Give Thanks
A True Story for Super Bowl Sunday
Breakfast With Mary Oliver
A Cold Morning
Two Hats
Wear A Hat; It Is Snowing
Why a Loving Heart?
Kaitlyn Dzenutis Tarpey
A Poem & A Photo
See The Chest and Front Yard!
New Art For Our Home
Tuesday; A Day in a Life
Monday To-Do List
Mushroom Lasagna
Northeast Outlook
More Snow Falling in Western Massachusetts
How To Love
Today's Special
At the Boston Museum of Fine Arts
I Have A Dream
Baby It's Cold Outside
Selected Self Portraits from the Past Week
Looking Out The Back Door On Wednesday
Wednesday Morning at 8:22
Let It Snow
Tara Taught Me This
Famous People Famous Places
How To Teach Yourself Calligraphy
Every Day at Mittineague Park
Famous People Famous Places
Lose Your Self in The Unity of Life
Turmeric Turkey Burger
How To Start A Joyous New Year
May Your Dreams Take Flight
Good Friends Are Like Angels, You Don't Have To See Them To Know They Are There
Blonde Bombshell in Black Dress
No-Knead Cranberry and Walnut Bread
Resolutions vs. Alterations
The Three A's to Successful Night Snow Photography
No-Knead Fig & Fennel Bread
No-Knead Fig and Fennel Bread
Hark! The Hearld Angels Sing


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Once again its an awesome Friday 😀 so I am uploading what I worked on from Wednesday's challenge. I was not able to make a space ship because I suck at art 😐… but you can still move around with arrow keys and press spacebar for hyper speed. Unity's 3D world and trail rendering system made this challenge pretty easy so I did not comment the code too much. If you didn't try the challenge but are still interested in learning unity I think it would be a good exercise to try and understand the code without comments. The math required to make a starfield in processing is a bit more complicated than what I did in unity so if you guys want, comment down below and I can try explaining it on paper. Also, feel free to comment anything you worked on in Unity or any experiences you have had with this challenge.
Here is the link to the github where I posted the unity project: https://github.com/TechGenus/StarField3D
If you are new to github and don't know how to download from repository, here is a quick tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWiWr1RpKiQ
Also, feel free to join me online or in GMU meeting on Wednesday in
ENG 203 for next weeks tutorial, and have a great weekend 😁!

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Most Popular Top Ten Soccer Goals (UPDATED)Posted By: Jalaluddin Mughal | August 12, 2017
Soccer is the most popular game in the world and the most loved one too, with an estimated fan base of 3.5 Billion people. If you are one of them, there is no way you wouldn't want to know about the popular goals scored in the game. In order to make you feel like a pro at soccer fan, below is a quick list of top ten goals that left the audience stunned. Let's kick it:
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- Most Popular Top Ten Soccer Goals
- Brazil's Marta Vieira de Silva's Stunning Goal:
- Andre Vasquez's First Goal:
- Roberto Carlos' Victory Goal:
- The Bicycle Kick by Rivaldo:
- Johan Cyruff's Wonder Goal:
- Maxi Rodriguez's 25 Yard Laser:
- Pele's World Cup Goal:
- Diego Maradona:
- Tony Yeboah's Winning Move:
- Marco Van Basten
Most Popular Top Ten Soccer Goals
Brazil's Marta Vieira de Silva's Stunning Goal:
Famous for being the female equivalent of Pele, Marta left the spectators in awe at the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup against the USA, when she got the game. Although Brazil's women lost the tournament, this one of Ten Soccer Goals was quite talked about.
Andre Vasquez's First Goal:
Scoring the first goal in a league play is like making your mark when you have just entered the soccer world. Vasquez scored the goal, making it one of the boldest and strongest ones in the history.
Roberto Carlos' Victory Goal:
Exactly a year before France beat Brazil in the World Cup Final in 1998, Carlos managed to kick the ball at 40-45 feet in the match against France. It was thought that the ball would pass the goal post but it turned left when in the last five yards.
The Bicycle Kick by Rivaldo:
If bicycle kicks are the question than this one by Rivaldo is perhaps the most successful one. This master kick led Barcelona to a superb win against Valencia in the 90th minute to be exact.
Johan Cyruff's Wonder Goal:
When robotic-like play was a massive charmer in the game of soccer, Cyruff's superb goal in Eredivisie league game left the audience stunned. He also ensured that the defender would not get to it in time and therefore it was beautifully played.
Maxi Rodriguez's 25 Yard Laser:
When extra time was announced between Argentina and Mexico, Rodriquez scored a goal which landed outside the penalty box and passed the goalkeeper as well. This one led Argentina to the quarterfinals of World Cup 2006.
Pele's World Cup Goal:
This jaw dropping goal scored by Pele in the 55th minute of the game left Sweden out of contention in the final's second half. It was an amazing goal which did capture many hearts in the stadium. This amazing goal was scored in world cup 1958.
Diego Maradona:
Scoring the "Hand of God" goal in the match against England, made 1986 Maradona's year and his World Cup too. He was arrogant, talented and a player with excellent abilities.
Tony Yeboah's Winning Move:
Yeboah in the act to warm up took a number of touches before finally hitting the final goal that not only brought victory to the team but also made him the winner of the Goal of the Season award.
Marco Van Basten
Striking at an unusual goal, Basten left the audience in awe when he managed to score this goal against the Soviet Union.


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WASHINGTON – Hillary Clinton admitted Thursday that she did not know the source of the intelligence memos that she was using during her intervention in Libya.
"I don't know who wrote them" Clinton said of a number of intelligence memos that she received from her longtime political adviser Sidney Blumenthal, who did not work for the State Department. Clinton forwarded many of the memos to colleagues and even admitted in the hearing that the late Chris Stevens found some of the memos helpful, "more so than I could."
"I don't know where he got the information," Clinton said. "I did learn later that he was talking to…former American intelligence officials."
Blumenthal got some of his information from ex-CIA spy Tyler Drumheller, who wrote some of the memos. Rep. Trey Gowdy pointed out that Blumenthal was the most prolific emailer in Clinton's inbox on the issues of Libya and Benghazi.
Clinton said that she "did not ask" for information from Blumenthal. "They started out unsolicited, and some were of interest and some were not."
But Rep. Trey Gowdy pointed out numerous instances in Clinton's emails in which she asked Blumenthal for information.
"I don't know what this line of questioning does to help us get to the bottom of the deaths of four Americans," Clinton said.
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The crew discusses all of Valve's new announcements, the Surface Pro 2, the Kindle Fire HDX, and more.
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The crew discusses the new iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C, iOS 7, PS4 at TGS, and more.
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We live at the Western edge of Fort Collins overlooking the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in the general area of the Poudre Canyon. Being so close to the mountains, we experience frequent blazing, colorful sunsets because we generally have a dry climate with clear skies – but because of the temperature differential between the colder mountain air and the heat rising from the plains below, we get late afternoon and evening condensation that results in clouds that leave the horizon open to the setting sun which then sends the bent colored light to the undersides of the clouds.
The result is a sky canvas that the whims of light, wind and moisture deliver a different painting each night. It's eye candy in the sky, or SkEye Candy.
Because we are often working in our Raised Bed Farm at sunset, hanging out with our cats and listening to music, the ritual of the sky turning colors has become part of the pattern and fabric of our life. We chose a property when we built our house that had good views of the horizons just so we could enjoy this, and it's truly a daily blessing most days. We want to share this with you through our pictures.


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Cabrillo College Awarded a Major Grant to Build a Makerspace Community
Cabrillo College was one of 24 colleges to receive a CCC Maker Implementation Grant from the California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office to build an inclusive makerspace community, provide internships, embed making into curriculum and prepare students with STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) skills to succeed in the innovation economy.
Makerspace Expert at Santa Cruz Arts & Technology Festival Panel Series
The second annual Santa Cruz Arts & Technology Festival being held on Sat. May 13, 2017 at the Center for Spiritual Living, will also feature three evenings of fascinating and relevant panel discussions, including Payson McNett of Cabrillo Fab Lab!
Cabrillo Fab Lab: Building Ideas
Adjunt faculty member, Payson McNett describes his experiences starting the Cabrillo College Fab Lab. The lab is equipped with state of the art technology to assist students with learning skills for 3D printing and scanning, laser cutting and engraving, vinyl cutting, and CNC router capabilities.
Cabrillo College Poised to Become a Real "Mover and Maker" for the Region
From modest beginnings and a very generous equipment donation from Dave Britton's MakersFactory back in 2014-15, Cabrillo College is on the brink of developing their small but mighty Fab Lab in the Visual, Applied, and Performing Arts (VAPA) Division's Art Department into a full-blown makerspace.
Q&A: Zaq Roberts, Invention Literacy, and the MINI Maker Faire
You may already know that the first Santa Cruz MINI Maker Faire is set for Saturday, April 16, 10am-6pm, at Gateway School. I had the opportunity to catch up with Zaq Roberts, the person behind this event, to find out what inspired him to pull this event together, and learn some of what's planned for the day.


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One anime from last season that I think deserves more credit is Phantom ~Requiem for the Phantom~. Based on the game Phantom of Inferno, the anime revolves around a Japanese tourist (codenamed Zwei) who is forced to become an assassin in the American underworld. Under the tutelage of Ein, nicknamed "Phantom" for being the deadliest assassin, Zwei trains to become the next "Phantom" while trying to convince himself that he's not doing anything wrong.
The whole anime had a really dark tone except for one part in the series where Zwei spends some time with a little girl and gets a taste of what life was like before he became an assassin. There's certainly no lack of drama as many characters will do whatever it takes to get to the top and others appear to be mentally unstable, making them and the story unpredictable. The game that the anime was based on had several paths that the story could take so even if you have the game, it's worth watching the anime because you won't know what will happen.
Naturally, a story about assassins is sure to have lots of action, and Phantom certainly doesn't disappoint. From knife fights to gun battles to sniping and large explosions, Phantom has as much action as you can fit into an anime while still having a good plot. Some of my favourite scenes were the knife fight between Ein and Zwei at the beginning of the series, and the sniping operation in episode 15. If you like seeing people run out into the open and kill like a dozen guys without being hit (as unbelievale as that sounds), there's some of that too.
Besides all the action and backstabbing, there is a bit of romance in the series. Personally, I didn't think the lovey-dovey stuff going on between Ein and Zwei was all that great. There was one episode where the two of them go on a pretend date to scope out the site of their next assassination, which thought was a bit overboard. Did they really have to spend so much time making Zwei blush by showcasing Ein in swimsuits and other clothing? I guess it's really up to the preferences of the viewer.
The music and animation for Phantom were both done really well. Most of the scenes were drawn with quite a bit of detail, and there were some parts which were done in 3D which was a nice touch. The opening and ending sequences were done in a dark, artsy kind of way which I thought fit perfectly with the story. The music also fit in perfectly with what was happening. My favourite track would be the pimpin' music at the beginning of episode 12 when Zwei turns all cool and strts assassinating people with style (ie: walking on stage at a play and sniping a guy in the audience with a huge gun).
With lots of action, drama, and a touch of romance, Phantom ~Requiem for the Phantom~ is certainly worth a look if you're trying to find a good anime to watch.


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Tucker Trolls PC Libs, 'Trump Said Something That Almost Every Single Person In America Actually Agrees With'
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The liberal media has tried to get Republican President Donald Trump "in trouble" over rough, off-the-cuff comments and gestures hundreds of times already and they do not seem to get the message that Americans have Trump's back and do not care if he chooses a word poorly now and again.
The media tried to slam the president again by saying that he referred to some third-world countries as "shithole countries" in a private discussion about immigration issues. Fox News' Tucker Carlson hit liberals with the harsh news about how this attack against Trump will not get them anywhere.
Said Carlson on his show, "Today, as you doubtless heard, during immigration talks, President Trump said something that almost every single person in America actually agrees with." He added, "An awful lot of immigrants come to this country from places that aren't very nice. Those places are dangerous, they're dirty, they're corrupt and they're poor, and that's the main reason those immigrants are trying to come here and you would, too, if you live there."
Tucker wasn't done, and went on, "President Trump asked why America doesn't receive immigrants from places you might want to visit on vacation. Why aren't we getting more people from Norway, he said, which by almost any measure, including the UN's measures, is the most developed and richest country in the world."
He concluded, "While saying this, Trump used an expletive, and that's not surprising either since he uses them all the time and was speaking privately. And yet, for some reason, virtually, everyone in Washington, New York and LA considered this a major, major event. Why is that?" Do you agree with Tucker? Watch below:


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Saturday on MSNBC, the president for the National Organization for Women Terry O'Neill said that keeping women from having abortions is "preventing" them "from getting essential healthcare."
"Abortion care is on the spectrum of women's reproductive healthcare that we need," O'Neill explained. "One in three women will have an abortion by the age of 45. So, when you are talking about throwing up a web of restrictions and regulations and indeed criminal laws, like the fetal homicide laws, to stop women from having abortions, you're really doing two things. You are preventing women from getting essential healthcare, which absolutely impacts…"
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It's no secret that Portland is growing. With the growth of our city, comes the subsequent growth of the AEC industry and the maturation of firms that have long been established in the Portland market.
As a firm grows… is there a strategic plan in place… or is the firm simply reacting to the direction that work comes from?
The goal of this event is to help experienced senior level marketers understand the ways in which strategic business planning can benefit their individual firm and how they can best communicate this concept to the leaders or key stakeholders of their firm, to consciously and effectively navigate future growth.
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Christina Blaser, Director of Marketing at Harsch Investment Properties
Christina manages the marketing and business development efforts at Harsch Investment Properties. Founded in 1950, Harsch Investment Properties is a privately-held, Portland-based real estate company that acquires, manages and develops properties for its own portfolio. Harsch owns and operates 24 million square feet of office, multi-tenant industrial, multi-family and retail properties in six western states. Christina holds a Bachelor's degree from the School of Journalism and Communication at the University of Oregon. She has served on numerous local SMPS committees and looks forward to acting as the chapter's Incoming President and Sponsorship contact this year.
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Super food lurking in your pantry
I want to share Dr. Ben Kim's latest blog post. This is a fantastic reminder that we don't have to be eating all the exotic-only-grown-in-remote-rain forests super foods to receive tremendous healing and nutrition from certain foods. Now, I'm not dissing raw cacao or the healing powers of maca, but the little black bean is pretty incredible.
Dr. Ben Kim's Natural Health Newsletter
February 5, 2013
Dear Reader,
I'm all for eating foods that are naturally abundant in health-
enhancing nutrients, but there are times when I feel that the
search for quick remedies to health challenges can make people
vulnerable to the hype that can saturate the natural health universe.
Yes, acai berries are wonderfully rich in antioxidants, but are
they really so much better than blueberries or blackberries
that grow in your area? Sure, Himalayan pink salt is unique, but
is it worth its per-ounce cost vs. less expensive varieties
of sea salt, particularly if you use condiments sparingly?
Rather than stock the pantry with the top superfoods from around
the globe, I think it makes a lot of sense to make staples of nutrient-
rich foods that are readily available to most of us at a fraction of the
cost of imported "rare" goods.
Black beans, commonly called turtle beans, are a good example
of an inexpensive food that has incredible health-promoting qualities.
Ounce-per-ounce, it's one of nature's very best food sources of
quality protein and flavonoid antioxidants.
If you're open to including black beans in your weekly regimen but
don't have any ideas on ways to enjoy it, I hope that you'll have a
look at our most recent recipe pictorial here:
It's a simple way to prepare black beans Korean style, the way they're
often served as a side dish to steaming bowls of rice and soup.
Also included in the post above are the key health-enhancing
properties of black beans for those who lack motivation to enjoy
this widely accessible superfood.
That's all that I have for today. If you give this black bean dish a
try and care to share feedback, I'd love to hear from you.
Wishing you and yours a safe and healthy week ahead,
Ben Kim
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Warner Bros. Japan has recently updated their official Youtube channel with an English subtitled trailer for the live-action adaptation for Full Metal Alchemist. While the trailer itself is the same as the one uploaded to their channel earlier this month, it is nice to see an official English translation of the trailer. The live-action Full Metal Alchemist film will premiere in Japanese theaters on December 1.
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Wall Street's wealthy donors didn't see the Donald Trump's populist wave coming — and they're "terrified," according to Politico.
"I don't know anyone who is a Donald Trump supporter [and] I don't know anyone who knows anyone who is a Donald Trump supporter," said the CEO of one large Wall Street firm.
"They are like this huge mystery group… So it's a combination of shock and bewilderment. No one really knows why this is happening… Right now people think Trump is pretty hilarious but the longer it goes on the more frightening it gets," the CEO said.
That's very different from 2012, when Wall Streeters knew they could ignore the "Occupy Movement." That group was under the back-room control of senior Democrats who would redirect the movement in exchange for campaign donations. After the 2012 election cycle, the occupy movement quietly faded away.
But the high-IQ CEOs, who skillfully earn billions of dollars by carefully tracking slight and fleeting shifts in economic data, have missed the myriad polls — and the obvious social and cultural signals — that show rising public disgust towards the corruption in D.C., the pain from a stalled economy and and the deep public resentment over the immigration-aided shift of wealth from employees to Wall Street.
The Wall Streeters' cultural and political parochialism was spotlighted by Kathryn Wylde, president and CEO of the New York City Partnership, a non-profit that works with many business leaders. "A lot of these people thought Jeb Bush was a shoo-in and they are upset now because they have already thrown in with him and he is looking a little wilted," she said.


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How to Determine the Best Sports for Sports Betting Beginners
When you gamble at the sports wagering websites, you really need to be careful because each mistake will have a huge impact on your bankroll. Instead of focusing on the best sports to be betting, you should be focused on your preparation first. Now we are not talking about picking the wrong teams to wager on, we are talking about not preparing to play correctly and as a result giving up huge chunks of your bankroll.
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Setting Up Your Betting Limits
Just like running a small business, you need to account for every dollar or you will go over your limit and put yourself in a bad spot. To be able to maintain a degree of order, all you have to do is start putting limits on your betting before you pick your teams. Set a winning limit, so for example you win $50 today, you quit for the day and build on those profits tomorrow. If you lose $50, you quit and still have a bankroll to start with tomorrow. The reason for doing this is simple, if you walk away while ahead, you build on those wins tomorrow. If you walk away after losing, you save your bankroll so that tomorrow you can come back and start fresh and break that cold streak.
Planning What Games You Bet
Make sure you put in the time to research all the teams you will be wagering on. This includes team trend reports, injury reports, analyzing weather at the locations of the games, and any other variables that could affect the outcome of the games. The internet puts all of that information at your fingertips in a flash. Once you fine reliable websites that offer up all the information you need to make informed betting decisions, bookmark them and use them every day that you plan on placing bets at the online sports wagering website.
The Biggest Sports Wagering Mistake
Never bet on teams you are emotionally connected with, good or bad. Whether you are a die-hard fan or you have always hated certain teams, keep them off the betting tickets so you are not making emotional bets that will override the research that you we putting in before those games began. If you have a plan and then log into the sports wagering site and bet on impulse on those teams, you will start eating away at that profit you worked so hard to build. Bet on those games with your friends so you still have something riding on it that will not negatively impact your bankroll.
Now that you have a better idea as to how to grow your bankroll at the online casino, it is important that you keep these tips handy so you don't give back all those winnings by way of bad habits. Choose the sports you can get the most information on and build that bankroll.
Advantages of a LAG Poker Playstyle
"Tight is right" is one of the guiding principles for some professional poker players during big offline tournaments. The goal is to reach the final table and stay alive. But, some believe that a loose aggressive playstyle is better for online poker. Why? Is there a difference between online and offline poker?
Reading Online Poker Tells
When you are online, you can't see the eyes, mouth, hands or other body signals of the other players. Of course, tells remain an integral part of poker or agen poker online, so you need to gauge your opponent's strength or weakness using some other criteria. What are these?
Modern professional online poker players will look at the betting pattern of opponents. Did they check, call or raise? How much did they bet? When did they bet – with which cards showing? These are the primary tells online.
Over a session, players will also develop a certain persona online. Each player will have a certain pattern of play when he has different hands, like two pocket aces or a bluff. The most successful online players will compare past actions to the present betting.
Loose Aggressive is Unpredictable
Just as you are gauging the betting style opponents, so are they gauging yours. When you play tight, you will tend to follow the same pattern. In tournament play, this is OK because you simply want to survive and you can also depend on physical tells. Online poker involves more betting variation.
Aggressive actions will dictate the pace of the table. This allows you to dominate others when you have a very good hand. It can also assist with bluffs. This chaotic style of play is unpredictable, giving you the advantage.
Control the Online Table
Imagine yourself as a submarine waiting to pounce like a wolf on your prey. The destroyers will look for consistent patterns on their radar and drop depth charges to find you. When your movements are erratic, you can't be discovered.
Bluffing succeeds when you have developed a strong winning streak and stack size. Opponents are less likely to stay in the pot online, when you have developed this erratic playstyle. Some players simply won't want to play pots with "loose, aggressive" types. Why?
How many times have you felt like you "knew what your opponent had?" You might see two diamonds on the board and know that they are looking for a flush draw, by how they bet. It is easier to figure out tight, passive players. They are easy to read. They cannot win as often with good hands and cannot bluff as easily with bad hands.
Gain control over the online poker table with a loose aggressive playstyle. You will see the top pros using this style. They never want their opponents to become comfortable.
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Gambling has always been one of the go to pastimes for people who are looking to have a little fun. Chances are, that if you are reading this article, you are already familiar with the process of gambling and what that entails. However, like almost every other thing, gambling too has taken to an online medium with digitalization making its waves. Online gaming has become the new fad with thousands of people all over the world opting for this. There are numerous reasons why one would choose gambling online as compared to going to a casino and spending hours at a table with strangers, betting on various things. With online gaming, the entire process has become a lot more streamlined, and not to mention convenient and not to mention, a lot more fun. But it can be hard to know which sites offer an excellent casino experience and which don't, so we have compiled one for you. Below are our top three gambling websites, which particularly cater to Asian audiences.
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In third place on our list of best Asian online gambling portals is ibcsbobet.com. Ibcsbobet has soon become a gambler's favorite in the short span of it being online. Ibcsbobet is one of the newest additions to the world of online gambling and is now competing among some of the top sites. Even though a large part of the site's audience mainly comes from Asian countries, the site caters to an international audience with numerous currency options to choose from.
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About Online Poker
Online Poker Fundamentals
Online poker, in short, is exactly what it sounds like. It's a form of poker that you can enjoy on the Internet. If you have an Internet connection and are too far away from a physical casino location, online poker can make a great substitute. Many people actually prefer the online version to the real thing. Online poker has contributed greatly to the international popularity of the game in general. Poker is a type of card game that's centered around a betting system. If you bet that your hand value surpasses the rest of the players, you're participating in this game. Poker winners are those who have the strongest hands when all is said and done.
Online Poker Rooms
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Wait until late
Its time for wheat growers to decide when to kick off with fungicide programmes. Should you start super-early, stick to conventional timings – or leave the sprayer in the shed for another month or so? Gilly Johnson finds out.
The early bird
THERE are at least three good reasons for a prompt start to spraying this season: mildew, yellow rust and septoria. Those crops that were sown early – before rain put a halt to drilling schedules – have raced away in the warm winter, with many approaching stem extension (GS30) by the beginning of March. Such lush young growth could be at risk from overwintered disease well ahead of normal – and these crops are prime candidates for an early treatment.
Spraying at GS30-31 should arguably be termed a T1⁄2 timing, if it is accepted that T1 treatments would normally be applied in the GS32-33 window (between second and third node). Kicking off with a T1⁄2 spray is a strategy more common in Scotland, where slow developing tillers need extra protection.
Where the risk from early mildew and septoria is judged high, then use a cheap and cheerful mix, perhaps applied with the first growth regulator split, just to tide crops over until the standard T1 timing, suggests Dr David Ellerton of ProCam. "Consider a chlorothalonil-type product, or quinoxyfen." He doesnt advise using a T1⁄2 spray, and then waiting until flag leaf (GS39) for the next treatment – "the gap is just too long".
"If the weather allows you to go ahead early, then it could be a good move anyway – bearing in mind what happened last year, when later sprays were delayed."
The other advantage is cost. At earlier timings, effective control of mildew is possible with much reduced rates, adds Colin Myram of the Crop Care Group. "If you get rid of it completely, its much easier, and cheaper, to keep on top of it for the rest of the season."
"The biggest risks this year will be mildew and rust – both yellow and brown," says Mr Myram. "Theres some confusion between the rusts because its hard to distinguish between yellow and brown rust at an early stage. If rusts and mildew are visible, then a spray mid March with spiroxamine or quinoxyfen plus a triazole would be appropriate. This is also part of an anti-resistance strategy."
In most situations, consultant John Clarke of Independent Agronomy wont be straying from the standard T1/T2 type programmes. However, for Brigadier, Savannah, Riband or other wheats which are susceptible to yellow rust he is prepared to go in earlier – "probably with a low rate of Opus, as soon as we see any sign of rust starting to move".
The advisers are agreed that if a T1⁄2 treatment is used, it doesnt mean growers can abandon T1 sprays. Although some adjustment might be made to rate, its best to keep to the T1 timing as a follow up.
In the past, eyespot has been the one disease which has forced sprayers out earlier than T1, usually for a sequence of sprays based on prochloraz products. But with the R strain now predominating, the pressure for very early action has dropped, says Mr Myram – despite what many are predicting will be high eyespot incidence this spring.
The old favourite
CONVENTIONAL timings still rule; most wheat will once again be treated to the familiar T1 (GS32 – second node) and T2 (GS39 – flag leaf) sequence again this year. In practice, that usually means mid-April and mid-May.
Despite initial thoughts that the new chemistry might revolutionise spray timings, and that very early strobilurins (T0 to T1⁄2 )could be used as crop protectants – keeping plants completely clean from day one – two years experience has convinced most advisers that this is the wrong approach. The advice is not to use a strobilurin for a very early spray – instead wait until T1 timings, or later, and then stay with conventional timings.
"Dont leave the gap between T1 and T2 to more than four weeks – even if you use strobilurins," warns Mr Myram. "But if the flag leaf spray is delayed, then up the triazole element to give more kick back."
Many advisers are adopting a sequenced strobilurin programme, with new chemistry included in both the T1 and T2 mix. The T1 spray is now the main focus for eyespot control.
The predominant rye strain can be effectively controlled with a T1 treatment with a number of new products including cyprodinil (Unix) and fluquinconazole plus prochloraz (Foil). Only just released commercially, Foil looks to give reasonable eyespot, good mildew and rust control and excellent septoria activity, says Mr Myram.
"It could be a useful mix partner for the strobs, as it has a Maximiser formulation, which appears to boost the strob effect. We dont have a huge amount of data as yet, but a mix with Amistar seems promising."
A mix of Foil and Unix could be extra effective against eyespot because of the combination of two different modes of action, he suggests.
Another option is Granit (bromuconazole), which gives good control of eyespot as an early T1, together with useful fusarium activity, says Dalgetys Dr Bob Bulmer.
Wait until late
THE waiting game worked last year in Dalgety trials – could it pay off this season? The companys national technical manager Dr Bulmer stresses that a stretched T1/T2 starting at GS33 (third node) followed by a GS59 (full ear emergence) paid dividends, but beware. This was in a season when there was no early mildew, he warns.
Dr Bulmers winning sequence of two full rate Mantra treatments (kresoxim-methyl with epoxiconazole and fenpropimorph) at GS33 and GS59 gave a 4t/ha (1.6t/acre) return as compared with untreated. According to Dr Bulmers calculations, thats a margin over fungicide cost of £234/ha (£95/acre). The success of this strategy depends on maintaining full rates, he says, to ensure any established disease is eliminated by the curative effect of the epoxiconazole element.
Its also important not to open the gap between first and second spray too wide. In the same set of trials, when the T1 went on earlier at GS31 (first node), then the GS59 T2 came in too late to save yield from the effect of disease. Performance fell by 2t/ha (16cwt/acre).
The lesson with later T1 sprays is to judge the season on disease risk and also variety – and adjust rate accordingly. Consultant John Clarke is aiming for a later start on some of the more disease resistant wheats, which then allows the T2 to double up as an ear spray as well.
Dr David Ellerton sounds a warning note. "Waiting till later is a risky approach. If it starts to rain, you could be stuck. In my opinion, GS33 – third node – is too late for a T1."
Prompt action against eyespot
EYESPOT is enemy number one for Cambs grower Chris Ascroft. But he reckons hes found the solution – and upped his yields by over 1t/ha (8cwt/acre) to boot.
Within the 690ha (1,705acres) at Wilbraham Farms, Mr Ascroft has a field of early drilled, continuous Brigadier. With its light shallow soil overlying chalk, this is a prime site for eyespot trouble, and so he doesnt court disaster by delaying a T1 spray.
He aims for a GS32 (second node) timing with the first hit, and so a low rate of cyprodinil (Unix) has been his choice as an eyespot plus foliar product, mixed in with another triazole – usually cyproconazole (Alto).
Last year he split the field in two. Half was given the farms standard T1 mix – low rate Unix with half-rate Alto, which was applied on 20 April when the crop had reached GS32 (second node). Rates of Unix were low; to keep costs down, Mr Ascroft had tended to pare it back to between 0.3-0.5kg/ha.
At the manufacturer Novartis suggestion, Mr Ascroft doubled the rate of Unix on one half of the field, but kept the Alto element. The T2 and T3 sprays (Alto then Amistar) were the same for both sides. That meant the rate of Unix was the only difference between the two. None of the field lodged.
Come harvest, Mr Ascroft was amazed to find a huge yield difference between the two areas. The conventional programme yielded 7.89t/ha (3.2t/acre); the one with the full rate of Unix managed 9.06t/ha (3.7t/acre). After deducting the cost of the product, that worked out as an extra £50/ha (£20/acre) return from the full rate treatment.
Why the difference? Diagnostic assessment indicated a high eyespot risk from both the R and W strains; Mr Ascroft reckons he may have underestimated the effect of the disease on the rooting system in the shallow soil. "I didnt notice much eyespot in the crop – but the diagnostic results show it was there. So well be using it at high rates throughout this spring for our T1 programme, because the numbers speak for themselves."
Thats not the only benefit. Hes looking to extend the window of protection between T1 and T2, to give more room to manoeuvre in case of bad weather. A more robust T1, even at the early timing, might allow this flexibility.


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