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Four minutes into our interview, Warren Beatty is distracted by his buzzing phone.
"Oh!" he says, glancing at the caller ID as he retrieves the phone from his pocket.
"Hi!" he says, brightly, mouthing, "It's Annette."
He turns his attention to his phone conversation. "I just had the most hilarious interview with a man who is a huge fan of yours — he was a barrel of laughs. But now I'm in another interview, so can I call you back? I love you."
"Annette," as in Bening, his wife since 1992, is back in their Los Angeles home on this overcast and muggy late October afternoon in Atlanta.
"She's being sensible," Beatty says with a grin, his soft blue eyes and neatly combed silver hair spotlighting his swoon-worthy status even as he inches toward his 80th birthday.
The legendary actor is in town — the first time, he said, since Maynard Jackson was mayor — to chat about his new movie, "Rules Don't Apply," which opens today nationwide.
In his first feature role since 2001, Beatty plays eccentric billionaire entrepreneur Howard Hughes.
But this isn't another Hughes biopic.
"Rules Don't Apply," which Beatty also wrote, produced and directed — he last helmed 1998's prescient "Bulworth" — is set in 1958 Hollywood and centers on the romance between his driver, Frank (played by the soon-to-be young Han Solo Alden Ehrenreich), and a fledgling actress, Marla (the luminous Lily Collins, daughter of musician Phil).
The conflict? Hughes' unbendable rule that prohibits any hanky-panky among his employees.
The idea for the movie, which was filmed nearly three years ago and boasts a marquee cast including Alec Baldwin, Matthew Broderick, Martin Sheen, Candice Bergen and Bening, has been percolating inside Beatty's head for several decades.
Beatty's glee in discussing the movie, both at an intimate screening and Q&A at Cinebistro and the next day in an upstairs conference room at SCADshow, is apparent.
"I'm very relaxed and I like to meet people. I like to be the center of attention, so to meet people and talk to them is enjoyable. I don't need their vote," he responded slowly and with a sideways smile when it's mentioned that for someone who willingly ducked out of the spotlight for several years, he's a generous interview subject (our 15 allotted minutes turned into more than 30, all of them punctuated by Beatty's thoughtfulness and charm).
The 14-time Oscar nominee was joined at SCADshow by the personable Collins and Ehrenreich. Here are a few excerpts from those conversations.
Why Beatty wanted to portray Howard Hughes:
Beatty: "I was amused by Howard Hughes more than I was fascinated. I never met the guy, but I knew so many people who knew him well and everyone spoke very highly of him. It wasn't like he was a bad guy. But to make him one of the three main characters in the piece, dealing with the subject of American sexual puritanism, I wanted to be able to have some fun with it because it has a lot of hilarious aspects to it. That puritanism has made us the laughing stock of France and other countries, and more and more we gradually realize some things. The world is getting smaller."
About the title song, performed by Collins and written by Lorraine Feather, and its meaning in the film:
Beatty: "I thought it was important that (Collins' Marla) be a songwriter and have that serious creative potential and be principled and have strength along with that beautiful … I don't know how to describe it … what Lily has. Lorraine did a few things for 'Dick Tracy' with Stephen Sondheim. Her father was Leonard Feather, the great jazz critic, and her godmother is Billie Holiday. I felt strongly that it be a ballad that would be of that period."
Collins: "I sang it live (in the film). It was terrifying, but also the best excuse to sing in a movie and experiment with it. (Marla's) a songwriter, not a singer, so it was great for me because my first real experience doing it in a film, I could use all of my nerves. If my voice cracked, Marla's cracked. It comes from such a pure, passionate place. I felt really attached to the lyrics."
About casting his lead actors and rehearsals:
Beatty: "In retrospect, I remember the penny dropping with Alden and with Lily, and it was right away. It's the first impression, I would say. I met Alden and saw what he did in (2009 movie) 'Tetro.' I saw him in a play in New York and then in L.A."
Ehrenreich (spinning a plastic water bottle cap): "From the time I met (Beatty), it was five years until we made the movie. He saw me in my first film and I met him the summer it was about to be released and I was 19. I met him and we had a 4 ½- to 5-hour lunch. You can see how that happens (laughs). I've worked with a few people who have big careers like that and it's atypical that they're as generous. Anything I wanted to talk about, any people I wanted to ask stories about. … He came to a play in New York and we went to dinner with Annette and she was like, 'Are you going to show him the script?' She's always trying to move it along!"
Collins: "It was an intense couple of months (of rehearsing and filming). Working with Warren was like working with someone you read about in history books. You're working with the actor/director/writer/producer at the same time, in one human being, and you're getting film school at the same time. What surprised me is as inspiring as he was to us, is as inspiring as we are to him."
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My awareness of human rights violations began when I visited a relative in a Syrian jail. As a child, you are taught that only 'bad' people go to jail. Yet, before learning to read and write, I learned that this wasn't always true. I learned that 'good' people could end up jailed, tortured and killed because they spoke out against injustice.
Ever since that experience, I have been determined to speak up for for equality and justice at home and abroad. That determination to be on the right side of justice always guided me — until, years later, after having lived the immigrant journey in France and Canada, when reality finally set in. I quickly realized that my gender and my immigration status would be barriers to having my voice heard, and to reaching my full potential in the labour force. My education and dedication armed me to challenge racism and sexism, but it wasn't enough to fully thrive.
Then the G(irls)20 Summit opened doors of opportunities.
In light of recent feminist movements, such as the women's marches, and the #MeToo and #TimesUp campaigns, we see that women still have limited opportunities to gain practical skills and have their voices heard at the highest levels of governance. This is an issue that programs such as the the G(irls)20 Summit aims to resolve. The Summit offers selected delegates workshops to build the skills essential to driving change in their communities, including communications, financial preparedness and public speaking. Most importantly, it connects delegates to each other — an incredible network of young women with the same drive to tackle issues faced by women & girls across the globe. Within a few hours of arriving at the 2nd annual G(irls)20 Summit in Mexico City, it became obvious to me that one thing all G(irls)20 delegates had in common was their commitment to speaking the language of gender equity.
Investing in women & girls is the right thing to do, but also the smart thing to do.
Gender parity could add more than $12 trillion to the global economy. However, as the G20 countries continue to develop solutions for sustainable economic growth, only 15 women are currently heads of state and 18.3% government ministers are women. How can we achieve economic prosperity when we leave out 50% of the population at the highest levels of the decision-making process?
Increasing female representation at all levels of leadership is crucial, but it's not just about more women in politics. Whether it's by being a CEO, an entrepreneur, an engineer, leading an NGO or volunteering in the community — my key takeaway from the summit was to never be afraid to spark change using your own path.
One successful way of leveraging leadership spaces is women on boards. Status of Women Canada is aiming to increase female representation on boards to 30% in both the private and public sectors by 2019. And G(irls)20 is leading the way: beyond its Girls on Boards program, the inaugural G(irls)20 Steering Committee was created in 2017 to leverage the voices of previous delegates. Improving programming, leadership skills and fostering opportunities FOR #youngfemaleleaders BY #youngfemaleleaders is a necessary step forward. However, these spaces remain rare and undervalued. G(irls)20 is working towards making these spaces the norm, not the exception.
My story is the story of millions of young girls who are witnessing injustice first hand and want to create change. The G(irls)20 Summit was a catalyst to my growth as a young leader — it gave me the confidence and tools needed to continue breaking the glass ceiling throughout my career. However, I continue to be a minority. Every time I hear the story of a young Syrian woman looking to be heard to spark change, but who faces the many systemic challenges that come with raising her voice, I am reminded that it could have been me. It is vital to continue supporting organizations like G(irls)20 to give every girl the chance to achieve her full potential. Girls can be incredible agents of change if and when we invest in them.
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When I got home, Fiona had sent me a message to tell me about the same Groupon. I'm not into coupons, online or otherwise, so I was pretty impressed these people had managed to reach me twice in a day.
So, I went to Target Pro Archery to meet Daniel Ng and his flame, Anne Kwok. (They met when she went for archery class as a scout leader!) As a kid, Dan was mad to get a bow in his hand but never got the chance. When he grew up, he was just as keen - and we all know the great thing about being an adult is you get to do what you want, right? He got into classes with Olympic head coach, Joan MacDonald, and he's still so mad for it that he and Anne watch YouTube archery videos at dinner time. I bet it's the only time he can: If you've wondered why the store has funny hours, he's also got a 'regular' job, two kids AND coaches those lessons (in Brampton, all the way across the city and THEN some), too.
If you talk to archers about where to buy equipment, they're strongly opinionated that it's more important the place take care in fitting you with good gear for you than the brands they carry. It can do real damage to your body to get the wrong stuff. As a coach, Dan wanted to open a store where you can be sure they're fitting you right. I can tell you I've already heard folks pledging allegiance to Target Pro because for this reason. It's part of Dan's twofold motivation to staff the shop with noteworthy local archery talent: They know their stuff and he wants them to be faces we know and root for. Top Canadian archers aren't exactly household names and they don't necessarily get the support they should - yet. Dan wants their pictures on his wall and crosses his fingers that someday he can arrange some sponsorship that'll really give archers a boost. Heck, they pretty much pay all their own expenses, barring the best known who have their equipment sponsored. Dan practically bubbles with enthusiasm for supporting promising archers.
When they created that Groupon, Dan and Anne expected 100 or 200 takers. They got an overwhelming 900. Dan inquired to see if another coach wanted to take on some of those but, no big surprise, he was kind of busy himself. Naturally, Dan's gonna honour all those but it's gonna keep him busy for ages. It might put a crimp in his ability to compete for awhile but I can tell he'll be ready to go when he gets the chance.


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After a two-year vacation from the big screen, Sandra Bullock is finally back in The Proposal, opposite that leading man women die for, Ryan Reynolds.
Audiences can catch Bullock in her first ever nude scene — and her hunky co-star strips down too.
Sandra told Parade.com's Jeanne Wolf that after heading for the gym and watching those carbs, she didn't hesitate to go au naturel.
Taking it all off.
"The nudity was appropriate for the film. I had to be buck-naked. The big thing was that it was funny. And the only way it could be funny was if you saw my whole body. Ann Fletcher, the director, was amazing in how she choreographed it because we knew we couldn't show anything too explicit. I had a little bit more area to cover than Ryan did, so it was a little trickier for me. But I can talk about Ryan's penis if you want. I mean if I looked like him, I'd be naked all the time."
What you won't see on the big screen.
"You have things covering up your essential parts but they get unstuck. And, oddly enough, we didn't care because we were so tired. Ann was like, 'Sandra, your vagina is hanging out. Cover it up.' I'm like, 'Oh, sorry, sorry.' And the crew would be like, 'Jeez, her nipple is showing.' They weren't titillated, they were unhappy because they knew we had to retake the shot. They're like, 'We want to go to lunch. Cover the nip.' So that's pretty much how the day went."
Trying to take life easy.
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Best Time to Visit Yellowstone – The best time to visit Yellowstone is from April to May or from September to November. These seasons provide mild weather condition and fewer crowds. July and August are the most popular months to visit: the kids are out of school and the weather is warm enough to sleep outdoors.
However, this park is no complete stranger to the cold: Temperature levels have actually been understood to drop into the 30s even in the summer. Throughout the winter season, expert a wide range of temperatures, spanning from subzero digits to 25 degrees Fahrenheit. Don't let that stop you: There's absolutely nothing rather like seeing plumes of steam increase from beneath a thick blanket of snow and ice.
Best Time to Visit Yellowstone: April-May
Spring weather condition in Yellowstone can be unforeseeable, but if you time it right you'll have the ability to enjoy the park emerge from its winter season hibernation without thick crowds of travelers. Average temperatures can fluctuate anywhere in between 60 degrees Fahrenheit and below freezing, so strategy to pack layers. And remember: park roads to popular functions don't open to the public till the 3rd Friday in April.
- Food and Wine Festival (May)
Best Time to Visit Yellowstone: June-August
Typical highs hover in the 70s, producing great hiking conditions. Plus, all the park's facilities will be open. During the warmer months, Yellowstone invites upward of 30,000 visitors per day, suggesting lodgings will fill up rapidly. If you do choose to take on the high season, book as far in advance as possible.
- Cody Nite Rodeo (July)
Because the turn of the century, rodeos and parades have actually belonged to the 4th of July here in Cody, Wyoming. For 90 plus years, beginning formally in 1919, the Cody Stampede Rodeo has been held every summer season. 2017 marks the 98th anniversary of Cody Stampede and the 79th anniversary of the nightly efficiencies.
These two events establish Cody as not just one of the longest running successful professional rodeos, however also the only location in the country that has a rodeo efficiency nightly making us the Rodeo Capital of the World. The Specialist Rodeo Cowboys Association called the Cody Stampede "Best Big Outdoor Rodeo of the Year" in 1998 and 1999.
In 2001 the Cody Nite Rodeo was chosen for "Best Little Outdoor Rodeo of the Year". Night after night, Cody shows that we are rodeo, all summer long!
Best Time to Visit Yellowstone: September-November
Fall is one of the very best times to visit: the weather condition is still relatively mild, there are lots of wildlife-watching chances and practically all of the summer crowds have distributed, leaving a lot of more reasonably priced hotel spaces and camping areas. However as the park prepares for winter season, so must you: Typical heats can range from anywhere in between the mid-30s to high 60s.
- Bridger Raptor Festival (October)
The Bridger Raptor Celebration is an annual occasion kept in early October in and around Bozeman, Montana. The festival, which is totally free to the general public, centers around the largest recognized Golden Eagle migration in the United States.
Because 1991 a raptor migration count has occurred every fall at the Bridger Bowl ski location in the Gallatin National Forest just north of Bozeman. Festival activities center around raptor watching and include nature strolls and talks, academic and entertaining programs and activities for individuals of all ages.
The event is sponsored by Northwestern Energy and Bridger Bowl. It is hosted by the Museum of the Rockies, the Bridger Bowl Foundation, Gallatin National park, and the Montana Raptor Preservation Center, and the Sacajawea and Montana chapters of the Audubon Society.
- Yellowstone Ski Festival (November)
Whether you are a starting skier or a skilled racer, West Yellowstone is THE location to begin your ski season. Each year, approximately 3500 skiers from around the United States and Canada travel to West Yellowstone for the Yellowstone Ski Festival.
Where else can you participate in ski centers coached by former Olympic athletes and long-lasting Nordic skiers, check out and acquire the latest ski gear and accessories, and share the Rendezvous Trails with a lot of terrific skiers? The Yellowstone Ski Celebration offers all that and more!
We hope that we will see you at this years Yellowstone Ski Celebration. Stay tuned to this site for regular updates as our planning progresses. Please support our local sponsors and the devices makers who come to West Yellowstone for Thanksgiving.
Best Time to Visit Yellowstone: December-March
Winter in Yellowstone is not for the faint of heart. The park experiences heavy snowfall throughout this season, and daytime temperature levels are hardly ever above freezing.
If you do choose to visit at this time of year, constantly carry security equipment -sleeping bags, flashlights and extra food- and be prepared for precarious driving conditions (some roads will be closed).
The North Entryway is the only entrance available to autos during these months, while the majority of park centers (aside from park head office at Mammoth Hot Springs) are closed.
- Bozeman Ice Festival (December)
- Cody Ice Climbing Celebration (February)
- World Snowmobile Exposition (March)
The Climate
The area is characterized by long, cold winter seasons and brief, relatively mild summertimes. There is not a lot of wetness, winter or summer season, and the air is dry, other than for the short wet season in March and April.
I've currently alerted you about the quick glimpse of spring in these parts. Cold and snow can stick around into April and May -blizzards can even hit the area in mid-June- although temperatures are generally warming.
The typical daytime readings are in the 40s or 50s (4 ° -15 ° C ), gradually increasing into the 60s or 70s (16 ° -26 ° C) by early June. So, throughout spring, a warm coat, rain gear, and water-resistant walking shoes might be welcome traveling companions.
The area is seldom balmy, however temperatures throughout the middle of the summer are typically 75 ° to 85 ° F( 24 ° -29 ° C) in the lower elevations and are particularly comfy since of the lack of humidity. Remember, too, that the atmosphere is thin at this elevation, so sun block is a must.
Nights, even during the hottest months, will be cool, with temperature levels dropping into the 40s (4 ° -9 ° C), so you'll want to consist of a jacket in your wardrobe. Because summer thunderstorms prevail, you'll probably be pleased you've included a water resistant shell or umbrella.
As fall methods, you'll wish to have an extra layer of clothing because temperature levels remain mild but begin to cool. The first heavy snows generally fall in the valley by November 1 (much earlier in the mountains) and continue through March or April. Aspen trees turn brilliant yellow; cottonwoods turn a deeper gold.
Throughout winter season, you'll desire long johns, heavy t-shirts, vests, coats, warm gloves, and thick socks. Temperature levels hover in single digits (unfavorable teenagers Celsius), and subzero over night temperature levels are common.
Ultracold air can trigger great deals of health issue, so drink fluids, keep an extra layer of clothing helpful, and don't overexert yourself.
Preventing the Crowds
In between the 4th of July and Labor Day, the Northern Rockies come to life. Flowers flower, fish jump, bison calves frolic -and travelers trip. The park roads are crowded with trailers, with the well-known areas jammed with a considerable portion of the millions who make their treks to Montana and Wyoming every year.
Your best choice: Travel before June 15, if possible, or after Labor Day. If you can't organize that, then visit the significant destinations at off-peak hours when others are eating or sleeping, and you'll have the park more to yourself. Or, as I recommend over and over, desert the pavement for the hiking tracks.
Whenever you come, offer these parks as much time as you can; you'll experience more at a calm speed.
Banks, federal government offices, post offices, and lots of stores, dining establishments, and museums are closed on the following legal holidays:.
- January 1 (New Year's Day)
- The third Monday in January (Martin Luther King, Jr., Day)
- The third Monday in February (Presidents' Day)
- The last Monday in May (Memorial Day)
- July 4 (Independence Day)
- The first Monday in September (Labor Day)
- The 2nd Monday in October (Columbus Day)
- November 11 (Veterans Day/Armistice Day)
- The fourth Thursday in November (Thanksgiving Day)
- And December 25 (Christmas Day)
So you yourself decide, what's best time to visit Yellowstone


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Biking Across America with WE ADD UP - Day 24: Recycle
This post is one in a series of video blogs about biking across America with WE ADD UP to raise awareness about how to stop global warming. Check out more posts in this series here.
A parking lot in Casper, Wyoming, isn't the most intuitive place to be thinking about recycling -- but it's here that we encountered an impressive array of municipal recycling bins, one for every kind of recyclable material. You can't see it on the video because we waited for a moment of quiet to let the camera roll, but while we were there, people were driving up and making use of all of these bins. It all adds up!WE ADD UP is an organic t-shirt campaign that counts you in the fight to stop global warming. Choose an action you're committing to doing on the back of your tee. 28 choices include Recycle, Buy Local, Bike, Plant Trees, and Shower Together. And, on the front of your tee, we custom hand-print YOUR number to count you in. Your number represents your position in the global count of people adding up to make change. Each tee is totally unique and starts conversations wherever it is worn. Enter coupon code "bikeguys" at checkout and receive 10% off your purchase. Get counted now!


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Steve Benson, a town councillor in Mirfield, has left the Conservatives to join the Greens.
The Greens made 60 gains nationally during the local elections in May and last week saw former Lord Mayor of Sheffield, Green councillor Magid Magid, elected to the European Parliament.
In Kirklees the Greens consolidated their base in Newsome ward by doubling their majority with new candidate Sue Lee-Richards.
Clr Benson, who represents the Crossley ward on Mirfield Town Council, said he had joined the Greens as he felt he could do more for the environment and flooding problems around the River Calder.
He was also at the forefront of a determined campaign to stop pastureland at on Balderstone Fields in Mirfield being turned into a housing estate.
He commented: "As a Green Party councillor I will continue to carry out the hard work I have done for Mirfield over the last four years."
In the local elections the Greens became the new challengers to the Conservatives in Mirfield ward, pushing Labour into third place by just one vote.
Clr Andrew Cooper, the Green group leader on Kirklees Council, said it was "great" to welcome Clr Benson to the party.
"I've seen many of the environmental projects Steve has championed on the Project Mirfield website and it is clear he will be a real asset to the Green cause as he already is to the community he represents."
He added: "As Steve has joined the Green Party this means that we now have representatives on four out of the five parish councils in Kirklees.
"In the local elections we won ten seats on Kirkburton Parish Council.
"In Wooldale ward Darryl Gould topped the poll to become our representative on Holme Valley Parish Council and Sonia King has recently been co-opted onto Meltham Town Council.
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Read on to find out which wines, Ports, Sherries, beers, and other fine drinks we have chosen to enhance your yuletide banquet. After all, it is the time of year to share joy and cheer (as Ray Charles once sang).


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The Big Move! – and a much needed blog update…
Dear Tiny Project readers,
It's been a while, and for that a apologize. As it turns out, getting a house finished and preparing to move it, all your possessions, as well as your girlfriend and dog half way across the country is quite a lot of work.
I only have time for this update because we are currently stuck in Amarillo, Texas, due to a large winter storm that has made almost all of I40 very dangerous to drive–all the way from Oklahoma to Arizona is under some amount of snow or ice. So today is a rest from travel, but we hope better conditions tomorrow will allow us to continue our long trip out to California.
With advise from some locals, we are planning to change our route, headed even farther South once we get to Albuquerque. We'll head down to I10, near the Mexico border, and continue west from there, avoiding higher elevation snow and ice in New Mexico and Arizona.
Here are some pictures of our travels, including our start in Fairfield, IA, and various RV parks and roadside stops along the way. Stay tuned for more to come…
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Feeling a little BubblyTuesday, March 28th, 2006
Yes yes, I know its been a little inactive around the site lately. Wow, let me tell you, sometimes when you churn up the dregs in a good wine, it doesnt always settle out the same and tastes a little different.
I have done some sketching, however Ive lacked the energy to plug in my ol' fax scanner and scan them in. (Recall, it takes this old reliable PC a while to accomplish tasks like that.) So it takes a little extra energy and patience to image my work. Most of my time has been dedicated to secular pursuites and family as of late. These are things of life, eating and drinking, being married and having children, enjoying life to its finest. There is nothing wrong with that, it just takes alot of our time. (Thus the warnings not to let it over take us and bare us down.)
Has this got me down, not really, just overly distracted and thus lacking focus I tend to avoid things that will take me time to digest and construct. So my poor site gets neglected. Ill figure it out… get faster resources or finally dedicate some time (meaning plan ahead) to posting some new sketches and continue with the Comic.
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The primary jointers were long-bodied manually operated planes, which were intrinsically enough termed as jointer planes. Their aim was to soften a part of wood after cutting, guaranteeing that it was both level enough and soft enough for expending.
What Is Jointer Used For
- These manual forms of the jointer have long since been substituted by power jointers, which yet have a similar rudimentary purpose.
- Though, as power tools, they work contrarily than the original.
- Rather than holding one fixed blade, they have numerous blades, put on a rotating drum.
- While this cuts much quicker than the firstly manual plane, it isn't as soft.
- The wavy look that is evident on the exterior of various commercially produced boards is an effect of being proceeded through a power jointer.
- Numerous woodworkers sense that they don't want a plane today, as boards bought at the lumberyards have previously been flattened.
- Nonetheless, a jointer is even now a valuable tool, delivering the capability to thin boards as desired and complement their thickness.
- More than anything, jointers are utilized by those who produce furniture.
- When coating many boards together to create a tabletop or the top of a dresser, it's not rare to have small alterations in the thicknesses of the boards.
- This difficulty upsurges intensely when the boards have landed from a diversity of dissimilar sources, as not all sawmills buff their boards precisely the same.
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Jointers arrive in an assortment of sizes, typically evaluated by the width of cut they can create. The wider ones are also talked about as planers, though the two are basically a similar tool. The main dissimilarity is that a real planer doesn't let objects to be edge cut on it, but only sawed on the flat. A jointer instead, permits the bits and pieces to be expurgated on the flat or edge cut. There are an extensive assortment of jointers on the market currently, displaying that they are still expended vastly, even if a ton of persons don't possess them in their workshops.
- A pair of these jointers contains helical or spiral knives.
- This is a comparatively current design innovation, shaped to decrease the twistiness that power jointers normally create in the sides of boards.
- Although they have many more blades to establish, it is worth it, for the softer cut that they deliver.
- The other significant feature that certain jointers own and others don't is parallelogram styles.
- This discusses the method that the bed of the jointer joins up with the middle part of the jointer's body.
- By positioning the sliding ways at an angle, rendering the middle part of the jointer crafted like a parallelogram, it guarantees zero clearance amid the blades and the feed table.
- This decreases chatter, aiding to lessen the twistiness in the board.
- Lastly, power and size are significant deliberations.
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Last night was shoulders and arms with David. I didn't do cardio yesterday, my legs really needed a rest, they are still sore today! I'll lift legs tonight and do 15 minutes of a fast walk on the treadmill with a good incline.
When I was doing overhand barbell curls last night the vein in my right bicep was totally popped out, but then when I get done it hides again :( Who would have thought I'd ever be so crazy about wanting a vein to stay popped out! I know I will pump up before I step on stage and being even more lean hopefully that vein pops out and stays out because it looks pretty cool for one of my poses in my t-walk when it is out :)
My mind is everywhere right now, thinking about my abs and legs, hoping they will be where I want them but also realizing they may not be. I've learned one big thing from this experience, never ever think that because you have a very dominant body part, for me my legs, that you don't need to train them as hard and as long as everything else. We didn't start training my legs until about 3 months before the competition, Kyle and I both agree we should have been training them right away. Being scared of size with my legs was a silly thing, they won't be as defined as they could be, but for the next competition they will be! I kind of feel like I'm frantically trying to get them built up but then again realizing they won't get built up much more in the next week and a half, trying to focus more on shaping them with sprints.
I had my first crazy competition dream last night, with my mind the way it has been I'm surprised I hadn't had one yet. The competition was at a campground and my sisters Jenn, Laura and Mindy were with me. Jenn noticed a bunch of girls in line dressed in their suits with their dogs with them. Mindy went to find out what was going on and I was supposed to be ready to go to meet the judges and bring Tybalt to tell them how he helped me with my training. Laura was helping me find my suit but we forgot it and could only find bottoms, then we got locked in a camper and didn't make it to meet the judges.
Can you say INSANE? I woke up thinking, what the hell was that???? It gave me a good laugh though, thankfully the competition isn't at a campground and I will have my bag packed with EVERYTHING the night before along with two or three alarms set to make sure I'm up and ready to get pretty at 5am :)


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An adjustable iris or opening through which light enters a camera's lens. The larger the aperture is, the greater the camera's photosensitivity. A smaller aperture, however, gives greater depth of field to a picture. The aperture setting is called the f-stop. A small aperture has a relatively high f-number, such as f8 or f11, and a larger aperture has a smaller number, such as f2.8. The aperture setting must be balanced against the shutter speed. The faster the shutter speed, the larger the aperture must be, and vice versa, to admit the right amount of light to the image sensor for proper exposure.
A process that reduces the amount of data representing an image so that the file takes up less space in your camera, memory card, and computer. Compressing and saving an image actually takes less time than saving an uncompressed image. Smaller files are quicker to use for e-mail and on the Web. When a file is overcompressed, however, image quality can be seriously degraded.
Depth of field
An indication of how much of a scene will be sharp and in focus. A greater depth of field implies an increased distance between well-focused background and foreground, with everything in between properly focused. A narrow depth of field concentrates its area of focus within a small range, based on the central subject's distance from the camera. For instance, if your subject is standing alone in a ballpark, using a narrow depth of field will make most of the ballpark look blurry; only the subject will be focused. A greater depth of field might keep most of the ballpark in focus.
Image sensor
The semiconductor chip in a digital camera that replaces film. It captures the light of a scene or subject, which it turns into electrical signals that the camera can understand and use. The camera in turn converts these signals to digital data that your computer can understand and use. The most common image sensor types are CCD (charge-coupled device) and CMOS (complementary metal-oxide semiconductor).
A process that increases the image file size and can occur either in your camera or by computer software. Interpolation allows a picture to be magnified but does not improve image quality and can decrease sharpness. It is the opposite of compression.
LCD viewfinder
A small electronic screen on the back of a digital camera that displays what the lens sees. You would use it to compose your picture, choose your settings, focus and frame an image in macro mode, and view just-shot photos.
A measure of a digital camera's resolution. A one-megapixel rating means that the camera can capture up to 1 million pixels, or points of data.
Memory card
A small, removable storage device that saves the images a digital camera captures. When it is full, you can swap one memory card for another and continue shooting. A card reader can be attached to your computer for opening and saving image files outside of your camera. Memory cards come in various densities, as do any other drives or storage devices. The most common types of memory cards are CompactFlash, SmartMedia, and Secure Data (SD), with Sony's Memory Stick a distant fourth. You must use the right type of card for your digital camera.
A point of data in a digital image; the word is short for picture element. A digital camera's resolution is a measure of the number of pixels it can capture on its image sensor.
Shutter speed
A measure of how long a camera allows light to fall on the active image sensor (expressed as a fraction of a second). In traditional film cameras, there is a physical, mechanical shutter in the lens that opens and closes to regulate how long the film is exposed to light. Though many digital cameras have both electronic and mechanical shutters, inexpensive models rely solely on electronic shutters that turn off the photosensitivity of the image sensors.


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The first thing you want to do is come up with the design you want to screen print. You can do multi-color screen-prints, but it's best to start out simple.
I drew this picture of my dog using an old version of Adobe Photoshop. I started out with a blank image that was about 12×12 inches at 110 pixels per inch. I tried to have the image be the size it would appear on the shirt, and I chose 110 ppi, because I am using 110 count mesh in my screens.
The image you draw will be a black & white positive. The black parts is what is going to be printed on the shirts. It doesn't matter what color you are ultimatly going to print the image in, the positive you are making MUST be black and white.
After I finished my image, and was satisfied, it was time to print it. To print my positives, I bought an HP Laserjet printer on eBay for $11.00. I looked for an auction that was by a seller local to me, and saved on shipping. I also bought a 25 pack of transparency film at the local office supply store for about $4.00.
I wanted to print the image larger than would fit on a single 8.5×11″ transparency. Photoshop doesn't have this capability. There are software programs that would do this, but not wanting to plunk down $40, I looked for a cheaper alternative. After playing around, I found that the Excel spreadsheet program that comes with MS Office that I already owned, would do this. I just inserted an image from a file (my image). I formatted the image to adjust it to the exact size I wanted to screen print on the t shirts. I shrunk the margins so I could print the image on two sheets instead of four. I loaded a couple sheets of transparency film, and printed my image. Part of my image was on the first sheet, and part on the second. Using clear scotch tape, I taped the sheets together to make a contiguous image positve.
As an alternative, there is transparency film available made to work in ink jet printers, but it expensive. Another alternative is to use velum paper. I have read that either of these will not necessarily produce as crisp images as clear transparencies.
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I greatly appreciate your website! Earlier this week, I ordered Scott Fresener's book. I'm wanting to screen print my own shirts. I also want to get into sublimation printing, but it is so cost-prohibitive, I'll have to start with the screen printing until I can add the sublimation later (I still do transfers with professional grade transfer paper, however).
Your site is very helpful!
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Comment by Will "wolfman" Smith — February 14, 2007 @ 12:24 pm
I am doing screen printing . I like to visit you site to learn more about expose the image/artworks.
Your guidance is great.
Comment by Sephokwane Mamabolo — August 21, 2007 @ 9:36 am
I am starting screenprinting as i need to make a gift for my few friends, your help is really great but i really need more help from you, of how the art work will be stick into the emulsion.
Comment by Faustina Pulotu — February 7, 2008 @ 4:39 pm
Great site. Can you tell me what kind of laser printer you got, or at least what to look for in buying one?
Comment by Moiz — June 14, 2009 @ 5:00 pm
I have a HP Laserjet 4, and also a Laserjet 5. Pretty much any laser printer will work. Watch Ebay. Even new laser printers have dropped in price for the home market.
Comment by Rob — June 14, 2009 @ 7:26 pm
There is a new social site of printers and artist here.
Scott Fresner has a new site also here…
Comment by artelf — October 14, 2009 @ 3:10 pm
Thank for shared!
Comment by Noi — December 12, 2009 @ 12:14 am
hi.. I am surpriseof your design.I think it takes time to make it good and better.
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This is a demo of some of the powerful stuff you can do with Max 4 Live, the new Max API for Ableton Live 8. This is some very unique and exciting human-computer interaction.
The video demonstrates a webcam plugin that turns on-camera movements, quantizes them to pre-defined notes, and then further adjusts them to a preset musical scale. the result is an instant midi note generator that is controlled by your movement in front of a camera.
Is it musical? Maybe not, but it certainly is cool, and has some definite applications for sound design.
m4l.lab.videomusicbox from liubo on Vimeo.
I wonder what this does to the artistic merit of music. If a great song gets composed using any of this technology it takes a lot of human design out of music. Theoretically your robotic vacuum cleaner can compose a symphony while you're at work, provided you set up the software correctly before hand.


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Carrying the Olympic flame to the summit of Mount Everest live on TV is, even by Chinese standards, a demanding challenge.
Last week mountaineering authorities in Lhasa announced they wanted to limit the number of foreign climbers on the Tibetan side of the 8,850m peak next spring to allow a trial run to assess the technology and manpower needed to start the Beijing Olympics from the summit of the world.
But the propaganda value has been severely compromised by video footage taken by a Western mountaineer of a 17-year-old Tibetan nun being shot in the back by Chinese border guards trying to stop a group of 73 refugees crossing the Nangpa La, a 5,800m pass, about 24km west of Everest, to Nepal.
The nun was Kelsang Namtso from Nagchu Prefecture, the only daughter in a family of six. Like many Tibetans, she had no access to education and planned to study at the Dolma Ling nunnery in India. Travelling with her childhood friend, Dolma Palkyi, she endured high winds and deep snow. The two young women ran out of food as they approached the difficult pass.
The trail to the Nangpa La pass is overlooked by the base camp of the 8,200m mountain Cho Oyu, often used as a training peak by climbers gaining experience for an attempt on Everest. Footage of People's Armed Police (PAP) taking aim at refugees and of bodies hitting the snow was taken by Romanian mountaineer Sergiu Matei and broadcast around the world.
A death has been reported by the state-run Xinhua news agency, but it did not name the victim and claimed PAP opened fire in self-defense.
Mary Beth Markey of the International Campaign for Tibet (ICT) said: "We don't know if the targeting of this group was an isolated incident by Chinese border police or represents hardline protocols."
The appointment of hardliner Zhang Qingli (張慶黎) as party secretary of the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) in May has signalled a renewed determination by Beijing to cement the region to China. Chinese migration into Tibet has accelerated with the opening of the new high-altitude railway to Lhasa.
Restrictions on religious freedoms in the TAR have been tightened in what Zhang called a "fight to the death struggle" against the Dalai Lama in a speech in May.
Patriotic re-education in nunneries and monasteries has driven more nuns and monks to face the dangers of the Nangpa La to escape Tibet.
Most refugees travel in autumn and winter when deep snow reduces the chance of meeting border patrols, but conditions are severe.
Palkyi, 16, claimed she had paid US$700 to smugglers who guide groups over the Himalaya mountains. Western tourists attempting to climb Cho Oyu frequently encounter refugees and there have been several reports of violence in recent years.
ICT director John Ackerly, himself a mountaineer, says climbers should be bolder in criticizing human rights abuses.
"You can compare it to our responsibility to help an injured fellow climber on the mountain," he said. "It's a basic human concern for another individual. Obviously there are choices and things you need to balance. It's not an easy decision all the time, but sometimes, as in this instance, it's no skin off anyone's back to speak out. People think that China holds a much more rigorous list than they do."
Changes in regulations on Everest are also being seen as a response to criticism in the spring that the low cost of climbing the mountain from Tibet caused accidents, including the death of British mountaineer David Sharp in May. Although reports that fellow climbers ignored the dying Sharp proved false, mountain guides say independent climbers operating on a shoestring are relying too heavily on the resources of others.


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Monday, May 14, 2012
He certainly has the voice and range, able to leap the highest falsetto without an autotune in sight. There's a sincere heart here as well, somebody who wants to write and sing and perform, and that's obvious from his video and TV hits. On the songwriting front, on the plus side, he's a fountain of ideas, and hardly any of the usual boy-girl tumult. Instead, he goes for topics such as his sci-fi, with lead track Planet Earth giving us the album title. Rockstaria, with a darker vibe and techno beats, is a clever take on a girlfriend who makes him feel like he's the biggest star on the planet. Plus, it has all these aria elements in it, altogether a big piece of theatre. Middle Finger, the toughest track here, recalls The Cars, and is his manifesto, advising everybody to go for it, especially in the face of doubters.
The beats are endless though. Every one of the ten cuts explodes with heavy thumps, not giving us a break. That is, until the bonus cut, that old classic, the acoustic version. In this case, it's just the voice and piano take of Every Red Light, and that's when Hook finally feels exposed to the listener. It's a nice, simple pop tune, showcasing his strengths as a singer-songwriter, and maybe his future, after the dance.
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Located on the sophisticated, fashionable Seminyak beach, The Oberoi, Bali is spread across fifteen acres of breathtaking tropical gardens. The hotel grounds are dotted with ancient Balinese temples, where we still present daily offerings, and boast a natural stone amphitheatre, a private dining space and the only local venue for regular Balinese dance performances.
On the beach between Jl. Dhyanapura, La Plancha is a vibrant spanish beach bar & restaurant named after a traditional Spanish way of cooking 'La plancha' traditional, simple, unpretentious, fresh Spanish food & comfortable colourful beanbags to enjoy a drink & watch the amazing Bali sunsets.La Plancha teases your senses with splashes of colors throughout its two-level structure and with a menu of tasty grills and Spanish cuisine. With large and colorful parasols on its beachfront, it appeals most at sunset when you can sink into beanbags around mini tables laid out on the sand.Living up to its name, La Plancha (literally 'the grill') serves a variety of Spanish and barbecued delights. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, the cafe is a welcoming stopover on morning beach strolls, a day out in the waves or for fun evening gatherings. A regular agenda presents assorted gigs and live DJs.


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I just started a second part-time job and have school deadlines crashing down on me, so OF COURSE I'M IN. Seriously, who misses a Ludum Dare for other deadlines? It's either "Darn, I have something I cannot reschedule that weekend" or it's "I'M IN!".
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Airport Stories
If you fly – you have stories
perhaps of how air flight is not what it used-to-be and how a greyhound bus ride is more practical and civilized
We still find the trip to the airport exciting. You will see the best in people and the worst in people, so this is the chance to exhibit your best behavior.
Last year (January 2015) we arrived at Charles de Gaulle Airport (Paris) on New Years Day to discover the return flight home been cancelled. Maybe if we arrived 2 hours in advance, things could have been slightly different. We spent the whole day at the airport with a meal voucher that no one would accept. Arrived in New York (JFK) minutes before everyone at the airline counter went home and practically had to beg for a hotel room. Following an airport rail shuttle, we waited almost an hour in the January chill for the bus to a hotel. Arrived home a day late.
(this story compliments of American Airlines)
Also, although we made reservations for this trip in early January, we received a cryptic and somewhat anonymous voice mail during the summer – our flight had been cancelled. Instead of accepting the offer of an inferior flight with a layover, we spent an extra $100.00 to find a replacement non-stop flight. The seat was perilously close to the rear commode.
(this story compliments of Delta Airlines)
The prior year (December 2013), after hours of maintenance delays (standing at the gate and waiting on the plane while "paperwork" was completed) we departed for Paris. In the hour before landing at Charles de Gaulle, the pilot informed passengers that high winds had closed the airport and rerouted the flight into Zurich. Because of all the delays, the crew had already spent the maximum time allowed on the aircraft and couldn't fly us back to Paris. Instead, we boarded a bus from Zurich to Paris, a road trip which took about as long as the trans-Atlantic-flight earlier in the day (but without the in-flight entertainment, meals and flight attendants). The bus arrived at the empty Paris Airport around midnight. No Metro. No ATMs. The taxi fare amounted to $100 in US dollars, which was never reimbursed. The first day in Paris was spent on a bus from Zurich to Paris
(this story compliments of American Airlines)
In December 2012 we purchased reasonably priced tickets, thru Washington DC, and then Toronto, before arriving in Paris. This makes a long day and short night before your first day in Paris. Maybe we should have found a spot to lay-down for a nap. On the positive side: the flight from Toronto to Paris on Air Canada, one of our favorite airlines.
Air flight is not for sissies
However, this vigorous experience is still an adventure
These inconvenient, wastes of time and money seem inexcusable, although it is always better than compromising flight safety. On the positive side, customer service staff always impress, especially when they arranged alternative flights for a plane of irate passengers. Choices of flights were provided to passengers and our difficulties arriving late into an airport should have been predictable. Lessons were learned and stories earned. In some ways we enjoy the puzzle of challenges moving thru the maze that is travel.
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serial sevens testNeurology A test of subtracting 7 from 100, from 93, from 86, etc, to test consciousness, used when administering general anesthesia pre-surgery. See Mini-mental test.
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A test of mental status. The patient is asked to subtract 7 from 100 and to take 7 from that value and continue serially.


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In late June, federal investigators from the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) held a public briefing to deliver updates on their ongoing 15-month probe into the Upper Big Branch coal mine disaster which killed 29 miners last year.
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Sometimes, I just crave a burger.
Having been on Weight Watchers for the first 6 months of the year, all I ate was chicken and turkey. Since I've quit Weight Watchers, all I want is beef!
I've eaten a few burgers over the past few weeks, and have become quite a fan of just skipping the bun. Wrapping the burger in bibb lettuce is really tasty and I've even ordered a burger at a restaurant where they brought it to me wrapped in iceberg. Both really hit the spot, and if I'm honest, I didn't miss the bun at a all… the burger is really about the meet and the toppings (for me, that's a little ketchup or maybe avocado). If you haven't tried lettuce wrapped burgers, I'd recommend it.
Tonight, I wanted a real deal burger. I also knew that I wanted to keep things pretty healthy… so here's what I came up (in the absence of lettuce leaves.) I sautéed some asparagus, and grilled some roma tomato slices, and it really hit the spot! It also made me want to make a filet with the same bed of veggies. Soon.
This burger is a totally throwback burger. My mom used to make these all the time when we were kids. I'm not sure if this is the exact recipe she used, but it certainly had all of the flavors of childhood I remember…
Onion Soup Beef Burgers
Serves 4
1 lb. extra lean ground beef
1 packet Lipton's Onion Soup Mix
1 Tbsp. reduced sodium Worcestershire Sauce
Cooking Spray
Salt and Pepper
1. Combine soup mix, worcestershire sauce, and beef in a bowl. Mix with your hands until all the ingredients are combined well.
2. Divide the meat into four parts (about 4 oz each) and form into patties.
3. Season each burger lightly with salt and pepper and cook your burgers in the way you prefer: grill, skillet, broiler – – the options are endless! Cook to your preferred temperature. I cooked mine in a George Foreman grill since my condo complex has outlawed grills recently. I tend to prefer my burgers a little more well done than most. It's your burger – – make it your favorite way!
4. Serve and enjoy!
Per 1/4 recipe serving:
CAL 175; FAT 8g; SAT FAT 3g; CARBS 1g; FIB 0g; SUG 1g; PROT 24g