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Comparatively speaking, the MPC Millennia 920i Creative Studio is a stealjust under three grand for a blazing-fast system with 320GB of hard drive storage, a 19-inch display, first-rate graphics and sound cards, and superior multimedia apps. The only less-than-leading-edge pieces of equipment are the Creative Labs speakers and the 19-inch LCD.
Upgradability of the 18-inch-tall tower suffers a bit from having just one free drive bay and one free PCI slot. (One bay is taken by an Iomega Zip 750MB drive, and another holds the floppy drive.) This system appeals to enthusiasts who don't need a see-through side panel and neon lighting.
MPC goes well beyond the typical MusicMatch Jukebox Basic offering for audio, with Ahead Software's Nero suite, which comprises ripping, editing, cover-designing, and burning tools.
Roxio's PhotoSuite 5 provides decent photo-editing capabilities and lets you burn photos to CD.
Pinnacle Studio 8 (editing, authoring, and burning) with Pinnacle Hollywood FX (3-D effects and transitions) should satisfy most video enthusiasts. Ahead Software's Nero Express provides additional ways to burn your movies to DVD and CD. 320GB of storage space holds a lot of videos and home movies.
The screen is large, and the graphics and sound cards are first-rate. The Creative Inspire 6.1 6600 surround speakers are decent (the sixth speaker is for rear-center surround), but photon torpedoes don't sound quite as explosive as they do on Klipsch or Logitech speakers.
The standard warranty is three years for parts and labor, including on-site service. Toll-free technical support is 24/7 for three years.


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Adam Bryanbaum Wiltzie & Dustin O'Halloran
Live Band includes – Margaret Hermant – Violin_Charlotte Danhier – Cello_Neil Leiter – Viola
On May 24th 2007, in Bologna, Italy, Adam was on tour and playing with the late Mark Linkous & his beloved Sparklehorse, on what would be their final european tour. That night Adam invited good friend and colleague Francesco Donadello to see the concert. Francesco's guest this evening was none other than the composer Dustin O'Halloran. Through a strange twist of backstage conversations surrounding passport cache conundrums, and love of italian gastronomy, a curious friendship began that now has brought forth an offspring of harmonic robitussinal compositions for the world to savour.

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Afterworks signing at Super 7 success!
Hey, aren't you the world famous Louis Gonzales of Afterworks fame? Why, yes! Yes, I am. You must be the fabled Nathan Stanton of E-ville press. Well, now, we're all well met! Let's hit the canapes!
Afterworks were sold and signed by the gauntlet of artists of E-ville press last Saturday at Super 7. The place was packed and any notions of sitting down to sign the books were easily discarded as folks shimmied through the crowd from one author/artist to another.
All the other books by others who're E-ville compatriots were in the offing as well. Congratulations to all for a successful evening. Thanks to our friends at Super 7, Brian and Dora flynn for setting up the event and continuing to support our leetol gang of the drawing afflicted.
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SRtRC Calendar 2015 launched in the North East with South Tyneside Council
Former professional footballers join local Councillors and school children to 'Show Racism the Red Card'
We are again launching our calendar for 2015 with South Tyneside Council, one of our major partnership councils. The calendar features artwork from young people in England, Scotland and Wales who entered the SRtRC School Competition 2014.
Ged Grebby, Chief Executive, Show Racism the Red Card
South Tyneside Council has joined forces with an anti-racism educational charity to help launch a new calendar promoting equality to all.
Founded in 1996, Show Racism the Red Card uses the high-profile status of football to help tackle racism throughout society.
The organisation launched its 2015 calendar at Hedworth Lane Primary School in Boldon Colliery alongside Sunderland AFC Senior Professional Development Coach and club legend Kevin Ball, former Sunderland captain Gary Bennett, former Newcastle United and Doncaster Rovers player Richard Offiong, Deputy Leader of South Tyneside Council Councillor Alan Kerr and a number of local school children.
The Council is now distributing copies of the calendar for use in schools and early years centres as well as libraries, community centres and leisure centres across South Tyneside.
Councillor Kerr, who also has Lead Member responsibility for Equality and Diversity at South Tyneside Council, said: "We have an extremely successful partnership with Show Racism the Red Card, which does a great deal of important work in our schools, engaging with young people through interactive workshops and encouraging respect to all.
"Many young people look up to professional footballers as role models so harnessing the high profile of our sporting stars is an ideal way of promoting positive racial attitudes from a young age.
"Like last year, we fully support the launch of this calendar, which we are distributing across the Borough. It is just another way of reminding people on a daily basis that prejudice in all its forms is simply not acceptable in today's society."
The new calendar showcases colourful and thought-provoking creative work from schools across the country.
Ged Grebby, Chief Executive of SRtRC, said: "We are again launching our calendar for 2015 with South Tyneside Council, one of our major partnership councils. The calendar features artwork from young people in England, Scotland and Wales who entered the SRtRC School Competition 2014. We have printed 5,000 calendars for our supporters UK wide and now only have a few hundred left in stock."
Members of the public can buy a copies of the calendar, priced at £3 each, at www.theredcard.org/shop
Throughout the charity's 18 year history, Show Racism the Red Card has worked closely with schools giving young people an insight into what constitutes racism and how they can help to counter racist stereotypes.
Thousands of school children throughout South Tyneside have already benefited from the advice and guidance on offer, and around 1,464 local young people have been involved in the last year alone.
The campaign's education work with young people and adults throughout the UK continues to much acclaim. A recent external evaluation of a two-year programme of work delivered by SRtRC concluded that "the programme was delivered by an organisation that understands the subject deeply, is a true specialist in its field, and has strong trade union and local authority networks."
Laura Pidcock, Manager of the SRtRC Education Team, said: "Our workshops offer young people a safe and non-judgement environment to explore personal prejudices and the issue of racism in their communities. Young people are also asked to reflect on terminology relating to ethnicity and the damaging consequences of stereotyping. As a bit of light relief on the day, a fun, football fitness session is delivered by one of our ex-professional football coaches."
Most recently, SRtRC delivered training to South Tyneside secondary school teachers during a session at Haven Point leisure complex. One delegate commented that the training day was "by far one of the most enjoyable and informative Continuing Professinal Development sessions I have attended, the facilitators were outstanding presenters and their enthusiasm and energy infectious."
Caption: Councillor Alan Kerr is pictured with former Sunderland footballers Gary Bennett and Kevin Ball and ex-Newcastle United player Richard Offiong with Hedworth Lane Primary School pupils to launch the Show Racism the Red Card's 2015 calendar. Children pictured include (centre) Dylan Smith (8), Matthew Partridge (7), Sophie Richardson (8) Millie Charlton (8) and Max Fraser (7).
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I love this patriotic, fun card I made using several files from My Scrap Chick! I especially LOVE the puffy star on top of the rosette.
I used the 5" rounded base card and a few elements from Card #4.
Patriotic Family (flag)
The sentiment was printed and I added some small star brads to each corner of the card.


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Bloomberg Television
|Bloomberg Television
Bloomberg Television logo
|January 1, 1994
|Owned by
|Bloomberg L.P.
|Picture format
1080i (HDTV)
(HD feed downgraded to letterboxed 480i for SDTVs)
|International Exchange Business Finance Money
|United States
|Broadcast area
|Worldwide (not available in Vietnam)
Bloomberg Tower
731 Lexington Avenue,
New York City;
London; and
Hong Kong[1]
|Formerly called
|Bloomberg Information TV (1994–1998)
|Sister channel(s)
|See Channels
|DirecTV (U.S.)
|Channel 353 (HD/SD)
|Dish Network (U.S.)
|Channel 203 (HD/SD)
|Foxtel (Australia)
|Channel 650
|Digital+ (Spain)
|Channel 74
|Digiturk (Turkey)
|Channel 121
|Astro (Malaysia)
|Channel 519
|NTV Plus (Russia)
|Channel ?
|Sky (UK & Ireland)
|Channel 502
|Freesat (UK)
|Channel 208
|Sky Italia (Italy)
|Channel 504
|TrueVisions (Thailand)
|Channel 161
|SKY México
|Channel 630
OSN (Middle East
& North Africa)
|Channel 415
|DStv (South Africa)
|Channel 411
|Yes (Israel)
|Channel 106
|aora (Indonesia)
|Channel 712
|Indovision (Indonesia)
|Channel 338
|DishHD (Taiwan)
|Channel 6520
|Cignal Digital TV (Philippines)
|Channel 43
Dialog TV
(Sri Lanka)
|Channel 6
|Foxtel (Australia)
|Channel 650
|Optus TV (Australia)
|Channel 650
|Virgin Media (UK)
|Channel 609
|UPC Ireland
|Channel 240
|UPC Romania
|Channel 425 (digital with DVR)
|TV di FASTWEB (Italy)
|Channel 504
|Naxoo (Switzerland)
|Channel 70 (French), Channel 64 (English)
|Cablecom (Switzerland)
|Channel 153 (digital CH-D)
TelstraClear InHomeTV
(New Zealand)
|Channel 96
VTR Globalcom
|Channel 370
First Media
|Channel 231
|Channel 30 (Digital)
Destiny Cable
|Channel 30 (Digital)
|Channel 22
StarHub TV
|Channel 708
Cable TV Hong Kong
(Hong Kong)
|Channel 77
|Verizon Fios (U.S.)
Channel 104 (SD)
Channel 604 (HD)
|TV di FASTWEB (Italy)
|Channel 504
|Infostrada TV (Italy)
|Channel 504
|Chinese Telecom (Taiwan)
|Channel 79
|Optik TV (Canada)
|Channel 102
|AT&T U-verse (US)
Channel 222 (SD)
Channel 1222 (HD)
|HyppTV (Malaysia)
|Channel 421
|CHT MOD (Taiwan)
|Channel 152
|Singtel TV (Singapore)
|Channel 171 (SD)
|Google Fiber (US)
|Channel 123
|Fetch TV (Australia)
|Channel 182
|Now TV (Hong Kong)
|Channel 321
|Streaming media
|Watch (Free, 502 Kbit/s)
|iWanTV! (Philippines)
|Watch Live
|Sling TV
|Internet Protocol television
Bloomberg Television is an American-based international cable and satellite business news television channel that is owned by Bloomberg L.P.[3] It is distributed globally, reaching over 310 million[4][5] homes worldwide. It is primarily headquartered in New York City, with European headquarters in London and Asian headquarters in Hong Kong.[1]
Channels 1
- Current channels 1.1
- Former channels 1.2
United States service 2
- History 2.1
- International channels 3
Programs 4
- United States 4.1
- Asia-Pacific 4.2
- Controversy 5
- Datascreen and news ticker 6
- Other platforms 7
- See also 8
- References 9
External links 10
- America 10.1
Current channels
- Bloomberg Television (from United States)
- El Financiero Bloomberg (from Mexico in Spanish and English)
- Bloomberg TV India
- Bloomberg TV Asia Pacific (from Hong Kong)
- Bloomberg TV Europe (from London)
- Bloomberg HaberTurk (from Istanbul in Turkish)
- Bloomberg TV Mongolia (from Ulaanbaatar in Mongolian)
- Bloomberg TV Australia (launched June 2012)[6]
- Bloomberg TV Philippines (launched October 5, 2015)
- Bloomberg TV Canada
- Bloomberg TV Malaysia
- Bloomberg TV Korea
- Bloomberg TV Vietnam
- Bloomberg TV Bulgaria
- Bloomberg TV Africa (launched October 2013)[7]
Former channels
- Bloomberg Brazil (from São Paulo in Portuguese)
- Bloomberg TV Indonesia[8]
- Bloomberg Germany (in German)
- Bloomberg France (in French)
- Bloomberg Italy (in Italian)
- Bloomberg Japan (in Japanese)
- Bloomberg Spain (in Spanish)
United States service
Bloomberg's U.S. broadcasts are headed by Justin Smith, the CEO of Bloomberg Media Group. Smith replaced Andy Lack,[9] who would eventually return to NBC News. The network also provides funding and studio facilities for the nightly PBS/WNET program Charlie Rose.
Bloomberg Television first launched in the United States on January 1, 1994 under the name Bloomberg Information TV, before it was shortened to its current name in 1998. Shortly after Bloomberg's launch, the now-defunct American Independent Network carried a simulcast of the channel at various times each weekday from 1995 to 1997, which was picked up by some broadcast stations in early morning periods to provide a de facto morning business show. The network's morning pre-opening bell programming was also aired on the USA Network, simulcasted in a paid programming arrangement with the channel until 2004, when that network dropped the simulcast months before the NBC Universal merger was consummated, due to concerns that USA would then air the coverage of a competitor to future sister network CNBC. The simulcast then moved to E! (which became NBCUniversal-owned in January 2011 due to that company's purchase by Comcast), where it remained until the simulcast ended in January 2009, when the network had expanded its reach on digital cable systems enough to discontinue the simulcast. During its time on E!, the 5–8 a.m. block was the most watched period for the network, according to Nielsen Media Research.
Bloomberg Television's U.S. network debuted a new graphics package in January 2009. This current scheme was first used on the network's now-defunct pre-market program, Starting Bell, before the new graphics expanded to all of the network's programs on February 17, 2009. Also on that date, Bloomberg U.S. revamped its weekday programming lineup (see "Programs on Bloomberg" below).
In October 2009, Bloomberg Television debuted another new graphics package. In 2011, Bloomberg Television announced a strategic relationship with Gas Station TV (GSTV) to deliver personal finance and business news to more than 27 million viewers each month at GSTV pumps.
Bloomberg launched a high definition simulcast feed on May 9, 2011, with Time Warner Cable as the first provider to carry it.[10] In mid-April 2013, DIRECTV started carrying Bloomberg HD.
As of July 2014, Bloomberg Television's standard-definition feed now shows a down-scaled version of its native HD feed, with the 16:9 letterbox picture on its 4:3 SD feed.
International channels
In February 2009, Bloomberg Television announced that it would cease operating some of the international variations of the channel, placing a greater focus on a more international Bloomberg channel.[11]
On March 9, 2009, the localised channels available in Germany, France, Italy and Spain ceased operations. Today, throughout Europe, the original pan-European version of Bloomberg Europe (International) is available on cable and digital television providers.
Since March 9, 2009, Bloomberg Television utilizes its existing international production teams in Hong Kong (Bloomberg Asia), Europe (Bloomberg Europe) and America (Bloomberg), adding a more global feel to the channel. Bloomberg International provides programming from Hong Kong in the early morning, produced by Bloomberg Asia (International), from London in the late morning, produced by Bloomberg Europe (International), and from its main headquarters in New York City in the afternoon. Each Bloomberg receives localized advertising and a relevant business news ticker on screen.
Bloomberg Japan ceased broadcasting on April 30, 2009. The channel was then replaced by Bloomberg Asia (International).[12] Bloomberg Japan's Japanese language print newsroom and website continue to operate as normal. In June 2009, the Japanese service began running small on-air segments in cooperation with BS-Fuji Television. In October 2009, segments produced with the Tokyo Broadcasting System were added.[13] Bloomberg Brazil and Bloomberg Latin America were integrated into the global Bloomberg channel during 2009.
Bloomberg is an associate member of the Caribbean Cable & Telecommunications Association[14] and the Caribbean Cable Cooperative.[15]
In November 2011, Bloomberg announced the formation of "Bloomberg TV Mongolia" in partnership with Trade and Development Bank of Mongolia (TDB), the oldest and one of the largest commercial banks in Mongolia.[16] The channel offers a mix of locally produced, Mongolian language content as well as English language news from Bloomberg Television.
In February 2015, it was reported that Bloomberg had partnered with Channel Zero to launch Bloomberg TV Canada later in the year; it will feature a mix of Canadian-produced programs and news coverage produced from an expansion of its existing studio at Toronto's Brookfield Place, and Bloomberg's other Canadian bureaus, with the remainder of its programming sourced from the U.S. version. The studio's expanded staff will also produce multi-platform content for Bloomberg's other platforms. The service will launch as an "exempted" Category B service, meaning that it will not immediately require approval from the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to launch until it reaches 200,000 subscribers, and will replace Bloomberg TV U.S. on existing providers.[17][18][19]
United States
Daily shows
- Bloomberg Surveillance with Tom Keene, Vonnie Quinn and Francine Lacqua
with Stephanie Ruhle, David Westin and Erik Schatzker
- Bloomberg Markets
- What'd You Miss? with Alix Steel, Scarlet Fu and Joe Weisenthal
- Bloomberg West with Emily Chang
- With All Due Respect with Mark Halperin and John Heilemann
- Charlie Rose
Weekly shows
- Best of West with Emily Chang and Cory Johnson
- Bloomberg Brink with Sam Grobart and Rachel Crane
- Bloomberg Enterprise
- Bloomberg Game Changers
- Bloomberg Pursuits
- Inside...
- Studio 1.0 with Emily Chang
- Titans at the Table with Betty Liu
Daily shows
- First Up with Angie Lau
- Trending Business with Rishaad Salamat
- Asia Edge with Angie Lau and Rishaad Salamat
Weekly shows
- Asia's Business
- High Flyers with Haslinda Amin
Daily shows
- Countdown with Anna Edwards and Guy Johnson
- On the Move with Jonathan Ferro
- The Pulse with Francine Lacqua and Manus Cranny
Weekly shows
- Bloomberg Best
- Business of Sports with Mark Barton
- Eye to Eye with Francine Lacqua
- Leaders with Lacqua with Francine Lacqua
Monthly shows
- Invest DRC with Eleni Giokos
In the United Kingdom, Bloomberg Television was severely reprimanded for breach of Ofcom rules during the 2005 UK national (General) election. Bloomberg was found to have shown pro-Labour Party bias.[20] This occurred due to a breach of British law. In the run up to a general election, television channels must provide equal time to all major political parties. Bloomberg covered the release by the Labour Party of their so-called "Business Manifesto", but did not provide counterbalancing air time to the Conservatives or Liberal Democrats.
Datascreen and news ticker
Bloomberg was well known for using a datascreen format that occupied most of the television screen and the camera shots. Until 1998, Bloomberg did not have a moving ticker. Instead, it had boxes that were dedicated to world news, as well as weather conditions in selected cities, in addition to market data which was confined to the bottom of the screen. This changed gradually to focus more on business news. The data screen was reformatted several times to include a moving stock ticker and accommodate new graphics.
The datascreen format was phased out in late 2007, where the programs were seen almost in full-screen with the ticker and headlines bar confined to the lower part of the screen. However, Bloomberg HD (available in the US only) features more data boxes on the right side of the screen compared to its SD counterpart. This effectively makes on-screen presentation on Bloomberg HD resemble the pre-2007 datascreen.
On Monday September 22, 2014 Bloomberg Television dropped the long-standing live stock ticker as part of the new on screen information format. No reason for this was given.
Other platforms
The widespread growth of mobile devices and social media have influenced sites such as Bloomberg to expand its news platforms into other areas. Bloomberg Television offers some off-air news updates via social media including Facebook,[21] Google+,[22][23] and Twitter.[24] Rebroadcasts of news and other special programmes are additionally aired on the station's official YouTube channel "Bloomberg Television".[25] On mobile devices, Bloomberg Television released an app available for the iPad.[26] Apple TV, and other streaming services including Pluto TV.
See also
- ^ a b "Bloomberg Television on DISH Network". DISH. Retrieved May 1, 2013.
- ^ RadixTV. "Radix TV". Retrieved 2011-10-27.
- ^ Stelter, Brian (September 3, 2007). "Picking Up the Pace in Business TV". The New York Times. Retrieved May 1, 2013.
- ^ "Bloomberg L.P. | About – Company, Products & Services, Contacts". Bloomberg.com. Retrieved 2012-11-24.
- ^ "David Plouffe Joins Bloomberg TV". Bloomberg. April 25, 2013. Retrieved May 1, 2013.
- ^ "Media Research Asia.com – Bloomberg To Launch Australian Feed". 'Media Research Asia'. Retrieved 2012-05-05.
- ^ "Bloomberg TV Africa readies for launch". 'RapidTVNews'. Retrieved 2013-10-23.
- ^ "Bloomberg luncurkan siaran televisi berbahasa Indonesia". 'BBC Indonesia'. Retrieved 2012-12-14.
- ^ Hume, Tim (June 16, 2011). "Andrew Morse named head of Bloomberg TV".
- ^ "HD Launch on Time Warner Cable Puts Bloomberg Television in Focus | Cable Television News | Broadcast Syndication | Programming". Multichannel.com. May 9, 2011. Retrieved 2012-11-24.
- ^ Mark Sweney and Stephen Brook (February 4, 2009). "Bloomberg cuts back TV service as it axes 100 jobs | Media | guardian.co.uk". London: Guardian. Retrieved 2012-11-24.
- ^ "Bloomberg.co.jp". Archived from the original on January 4, 2007.
- ^ "ブルームバーグ・メディア | 金融メディア一覧". Bloomberg. Retrieved 2012-11-24.
- ^ "Caribbean Cable and Telecommunications Association – - Associate Members". Cctanet.com. Retrieved 2012-11-24.
- ^ "Territory and Co-op Channels – Caribbean Cable Cooperative, Ltd". Cctvcoop.com. Retrieved 2012-11-24.
- ^ "Bloomberg Announces Formation of Bloomberg TV Mongolia". Bloomberg. November 1, 2011.
- ^ "Bloomberg Television set to launch Canadian channel this spring". Financial Post. Retrieved February 26, 2015.
- ^ "Bloomberg to launch Canadian business TV channel". The Globe and Mail (Toronto). February 26, 2015. Retrieved February 26, 2015.
- ^ "EXCLUSIVE: Channel Zero to launch Bloomberg TV Canada this year". Cartt.ca. Retrieved February 26, 2015.
- ^ "Ofcom Content Sanctions Committee" (PDF). Ofcom.org. Retrieved 2012-11-24.
- ^ Bloomberg Television on Facebook
- ^ Bloomberg News on Google+
- ^ Bloomberg TV on Google+
- ^ Bloomberg Television on Twitter
- ^ Television Bloomberg Television's channel on YouTube
- ^ bloomberg-tv+ on iTunes Preview
External links
- Bloomberg streaming radio
- Bloomberg downloadable television and radio podcasts
- Bloomberg TV Live Streaming
- Bloomberg TV
- Use mdy dates from September 2015
- WorldHeritage articles needing clarification from September 2011
- 1994 establishments in New York
- 24-hour television news channels in the United States
- Bloomberg L.P.
- Business-related television channels
- Cable television in the United States
- English-language television stations in the United States
- Foreign television channels broadcasting in the United Kingdom
- Media in New York City
- Television channels and stations established in 1994


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During high school I was completely and totally head-over-heels for Tom Cruise. Let me clarify that I now think the man is an absolute loon, but back in the day I thought Tom Cruise was the bees knees. 🙂 Each week in my high school Spanish class we were assigned three 5 minute conversations, to be conducted outside of class entirely in Spanish. We were required to keep detailed logs of when, where and with whom these conversations took place. My girlfriends and I would always sign at least one conversation each week with the code name "Tom C. Ruz" in honor of our movie star crush. Looking back, I am pretty sure our teacher knew exactly what we were up to, but we thought we were hilarious. 🙂
So when I found out, while browsing the Internet this week, that the Tom Cruise movie Valkyrie – under the code name "Rubicon" – was being filming at a church in Pasadena on Thursday, my inner-high-school-girl forced me to do some stalking. I was also really hoping to spot Katie Holmes, who has really been growing on me ever since she cut her hair. 🙂 So, at around lunch time on Thursday, I headed to the Valkyrie set. Between the hours of 12 and 1PM is usually the best time to stalk a film set, as the actors usually break for lunch around that time and you have a good chance of spotting them walking from the set to their trailers.
I am very sad to report that even though I spent a good 4 hours on the set!!!!!!, I did not get to see Tom OR Katie (who was there WITH Suri). 😦 Apparently, Tom never comes outside during film shoots. One of the crew members told me that he wouldn't be surprised if Mr. Ruz had an underground tunnel built from the church to his trailer so that he wouldn't have to set foot outside! LOL All was not lost, though, as I did get to see Bill Nighy, who walked right past me on his way to lunch. Bill played musician Billy Mack in the movie Love Actually, one of my favorite romantic films of all time. Bill was very friendly and even said hi and saluted as he walked by (he was in military costume at the time). 🙂
Even though there was no TomKat sighting, it was still super exciting to be on the set. And let me tell you, it was quite a production! There was even an on-set barista, making mocha's and frappaccino's for the crew all day long. 🙂 Most of the crew was extremely nice and friendly and I even got to snap some pictures of the filming, which is usually a big no-no on movie sets. I was surprised at how laid-back the set actually was, being that the biggest movie star in the world was there.
Until next time, Happy Stalking! 🙂
Stalk It: The Westminster Presbyterian Church is located at 1757 N. Lake Avenue in Pasadena. The church has been around since 1928 and is a frequent location for weddings. The movie American Wedding filmed just across the street froom Westminster Presbyterian at Saint Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church, which is located at 1879 N. Lake Avenue, on the corner of Lake and Woodbury. The picture to the left is of Saint Elizabeth's.


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There is no denying it, developer conference season is here. Everywhere you look you see the advertisements, calls for speakers, early bird ticket sales, and speakers offering the latest insights on Android. While other events promise certificates of completion just for attending a developer conference, at the Big Android BBQ, you may not get a certificate, but you will leave with:
- Partners to launch that new project with (or at least help you jump-start that idea you've been sitting on).
- Friends who love android just as much as you do, well almost as much.
- The latest information on flagship android devices and accessories from Sony, HTC, Samsung and other manufacturers.
- SWAG (Stuff We ALL Get)
- Pride at supporting the Big Android BBQ's 2014 charity, the Rapha House, which fights child trafficking and sex exploitation.
- All you need to know to cook delicious BBQ from Chef Ray Walters.
- The adulation of adoring fans when you win our adult big wheel race.
- SWAG. Did we mention swag? We're talking some of the best android swag you could ever imagine laying your hands on.
- The information and tools to help kick-start your coding career.
These are just a few of the things that set us apart from the rest of the developer conferences out there. Yes, this event is amazing; that's why 94% of attendees say they will return year after year. The Big Android BBQ is not just a developer conference, it is the only developer conference with moist towelettes.
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Matt Spade
July 8, 2018
2 Samuel 5
- Speaker:
- Matt Spade
- Message Series:
- The Colorful Life of David (2018)
God uses weak and insignificant people to bring glory to His name. The author of 2 Samuel shows us that God is personal and intimate. David listened and obeyed God.


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SummitRidge Hospital offers a variety of outpatient programs for individuals not requiring continuous care. Our Partial Hospitalization Programs (also called Day Treatment) and Intensive Outpatient Programs are offered during day and evening hours and allow patients to return home. Often, this programming is a step-down from inpatient care.
The program meets daily with lunch provided
Intensive outpatient programming – Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
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Techniques Used in LED Poi Lights Performances
Poi is a performing art that uses equipment of the same name. It is performed by swinging tethered weights in a variety of geometric and rhythmical patterns. Its modern-day version is the LED poi lights performance, an entertaining and mesmerizing … Continue reading
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How Watching A Video Unlocked A 42-Year-Old Man's Hidden Talent
By Adam Kaufman and Ryan Simmons
HURLEY, N.Y. – Many people spend a lifetime toiling away at a job they tolerate, never finding one that impassions them. Jim Brown might have been one of those people had it not been for a video he watched.
From an early age, Brown, 61, had been a lover of the outdoors and enjoyed hunting and fishing. But he made his living as a masonry contractor and tended bar during the slow winter months. Then nearly two decades ago, a friend successfully mounted his own deer and suggested Brown give it a try, too. Brown bought a how-to video and tried out the method on a deer he had just hunted."And, surprisingly, it came out pretty good, so I just pursued it," he told AOL Jobs.
Walking into the showroom of Jim Brown's taxidermy shop, Wildlife Encounters, is one of the more exotic experiences you'll experience. Located just 100 miles north of New York City, the store feels a little like stepping inside Disney's "Jungle Book." Grizzly bears, whitetail deer, grey foxes, mountain lions, and wild boars are just a few of the species on display. All of them have been mounted by Brown, an award-winning taxidermist and a master at his craft after 19 years in the taxidermy business.
Business, he says, has grown steadily even through the recent economic downturn. "I think when a guy shoots a big deer, one way or another, they're going to figure out a way to get it done," he explained.
Watch the video above to take a look inside Jim Brown's exotic shop and the story behind the biggest deer he mounted this year.
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SYN-CO Brand mosaic guitar pick. NEW OLD Stock. Absolutely gorgeous. #Q-3
Very rare in this color combo! Great gift!
Each is a different work of art. This one has a particularly gorgeous pattern!
You will receive the guitar pick pictured above.
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STRESS Month: A Patchwork Approach to 'Religious' Experience
A patchwork approach to "religious" experience:
I've been attending a series of lectures at the Hammer Museum in Westwood California around Carl Jung's Red Book. The lectures are actually dialogues between an interesting person (e.g. actor, writer, artist, scholar, religious leader, etc) and a Jungian analyst or scholar around The Red Book and the process of inward investigation of mind (what the Red Book represents). All the events have been over-subscribed, standing room only, and a huge success. In the Q and A period following each Dialogue, a common question emerges "Why Now?"
For those not familiar with The Red Book, it's Carl Jung's personal journey into his mind. Created over a series of many years, he would meditate each evening and explore his mind, writing text and drawing images of what he experienced.
Why are people so curious in the Red Book and discussions around it? The consensus of presenters and audience members alike seems to be an endorsement of a societal 'need' or "thirst" for inward discovery. By inward discovery I mean a turning in toward oneself, a time for reflection and contemplation, for stillness in the busyness and doingness of life. In a culture focused on outward activities — science, technology, politics, media and entertainment — there is often too little attention (and value) paid toward inward such investigation. The Red Book provides an object for such discovery — by experiencing it through the eyes of its author.
It seems to me that that is what religions as institutions were designed to provide — a refuge or time set aside for contemplation, reflection or inward discovery, and a means of transcending oneself and connecting to something larger by whatever name that experience is designated.
But for many today, organized religions are not providing the experience described above; perhaps it is because there is too much attention directed toward the interpretation of ancient texts or to rules, dogma and doctrine that make such institutions not conducive to the contemplative experience itself. Or perhaps it is the division that arises from the contrast and compare that arises within various religions that makes their commonalities — as places for contemplative insight to be nurtured – less obvious.
I've been thinking that the beginnings of religions are rooted in the words of someone who has experienced a transcendent insight and who conveys this insight to others through words and actions, inspiring others to continue to build around the teachings until an institution forms in its wake. In many ways it is what happened to Carl Jung's own "transcendent insight" and its integration into Jungian psychology and a following by now Jungian psychoanalysts.
While some institutions (and frameworks) emerging from such insights are fleeting; others last many millennia. The stories or parables or words used to describe such transcendent experiences and insights shift and change to meet the ears of new generations; when successful in such efforts, it is likely that the institution continues to grow. Jung's work on dreams, the collective unconscious, synchronicity, and individuation are greeted eagerly by many in the 21st century unable to connect with other systems of inward study.
It's likely also why meditation — as an experiential practice for investigating the mind and available without reference to any religious orientation — is 3000 + years old and emerging in medical settings across the country, as well as educational, political and business settings. Meditation is a powerful means for inward investigation of the mind if one is open and curious in the process. As Jung discovered on his own journey, it can be frightening at times and without a sense of unlimited 'love of self' (not a narcissistic love but rather self-compassion), it might even be a dangerous process.
I took a young man (about 30 years old) to one of the dialogues and we talked about it afterward. His take on it was that we each must find the best route to inward discovery and its integration into our day to day lives. He thought it quite obvious that we each may borrow a teaching from various religions, psychologies, or other systems and use whatever we find most useful for us on the way. I noted that his view may be somewhat atypical because at its core was a profound sense of trust in himself to know what to select and discard along the way. Many people don't have such a strong sense of trust, something that emerges with self-compassion. But then I thought of my own three kids (now young adults) and noticed they have that strong sense of trust as well.
It made me wonder if the Red Book and other methods of inward study — like meditation — may be growing in popularity today because a new generation of youth — perhaps more self-compassionate and trusting — are choosing diversity (many tools, many approaches) to guide them on their life adventures (outward and inward). It is a patchwork approach to "religious" experience. In this case I define a "religious experience" as one of self-transcendence where one experiences a sense of connection to something larger than oneself (whether that something is called humanity, the evolutionary process, ultimate reality, Spirit or God).
(for free guided meditations, go to www.marc.ucla.edu and click on 'Mindfulness Meditations')


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As you can see, I changed a few things around here. Actually, there are more than a few changes, because I switched from Wordpress, which I've been using for years, to Squarespace.
I've never been very good with code, and thinking about some changes I wanted to make on the site, I realized that I was going to have to dive back into the world of code. It made me feel exhausted. One thing I'm working on right now is simplifying my life. I want my work and brainpower and creativity to be focused towards my children, my writing, my community, and the community at large in my village. So: enough of the fizzling and sparks that fly and burn pieces of my brain when I try to code things! On to Squarespace's easy drag and drop editing.
I'm working on this in all aspects of my life right now: What can I truly give best? Where do my skills lie? Where can I ask for help?
Chinua has been working on a blog for the meditation aspect of our community, and has been recruiting guest posters. You can read about one friend's experience here.
(I'm sorry about the feed mix-ups. I'm working on the problem. Thanks for your patience!)


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WASHINGTON — The United States and China edged closer Tuesday to triggering the riskiest trade war in decades, a fight that could weaken the world's two largest economies, unsettle relations between Beijing and Washington and crimp global growth. And the collateral damage could be widespread.
If the tariffs that the two countries have threatened to slap on each other's exports take effect, their consumers would have to pay higher retail prices. Companies would pay more for imported parts and would have to decide whether to absorb those higher costs or pass them on to their customers.
American farmers could be evicted from a lucrative market for their goods. U.S. companies, from Caterpillar to Qualcomm, would likely face obstruction from regulators in China, a market they rely on for an outsize share of sales.
The standoff, mostly over China's sharp-elbowed drive to supplant U.S. technological dominance, threatens to tip "the U.S. and China into a downward spiral like the world hasn't seen since the trade war that plunged us deeper into the Great Depression and into the Second World War," warned Matt Gold, professor of international trade law at the Fordham Law School and a former U.S. trade official.
World financial markets buckled Tuesday after President Trump ratcheted up the tensions by proposing a fresh batch of tariffs on Chinese products. With concerns growing on Wall Street, the Dow Jones industrial average closed down nearly 300 points – more than 1 percent – on its sixth straight losing day. Stocks tumbled nearly 3 percent in Hong Kong, 2 percent in Tokyo and 4 percent in Shanghai.
Trump previously ordered 25 percent tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese goods in retaliation for Beijing's forced transfer of U.S. technology and for intellectual property theft. Those tariffs, set to start taking effect July 6, were matched by China's threat to penalize U.S. exports.
Beijing's response drew the president's ire. On Monday night, Trump told his U.S. trade representative, Robert Lighthizer, to target an additional $200 billion in Chinese goods for 10 percent tariffs. These penalties would take effect, the White House said, "if China refuses to change its practices" and proceeds with its plans for retaliatory tariffs.
The tit-for-tat penalties could escalate further yet: Trump threatened tariffs on $200 billion more in Chinese products if Beijing lashes back again. Combined, the potential tariffs on Beijing could cover $450 billion – a sum equal to 89 percent of Chinese goods imported to the United States last year.
"He's upping the ante," Wendy Cutler, a former U.S. trade negotiator who is now at the Asia Society Policy Institute, said of Trump. "He's willing to totally close our market to their exports. . . . There are going to be serious consequences."
The tariffs would start to slow U.S. growth, economists warn. Oxford Economics estimates that if Trump imposed the $200 billion in tariffs and China responded in kind, U.S. growth could slow by three-tenths of a percentage point next year.
Trump is gambling that Beijing has the most to lose. China couldn't come close to matching America's tariffs on $450 billion worth of Chinese exports. The United States sold only $130 billion worth of goods to China last year.
But Beijing has chosen its targets strategically. Soybeans are on the list – a direct shot at a swath of Trump supporters in the American heartland. About 60 percent of U.S. soybean exports go to China.
And Beijing has other ways to inflict pain on American companies. It could delay or deny licenses that American companies need to operate in China. Or it could hold up their products at customs.
For some companies and industries, the exposure to China is high: U.S. tech giant Qualcomm generates 63 percent of its revenue in China and needs Chinese authorities to approve its takeover of semiconductor maker NXP. Chipmaker Qorvo gets over half its revenue in China, Intel nearly 23 percent. And the Maine lobster industry, threatened with a 25 percent tariff, could see a falloff in sales to China, its largest overseas market, that could drive down lobster prices in the U.S.
Can the trade war be stopped before it begins?
Trump is betting that the prospect of huge and widespread tariffs will force Beijing to agree to act to reduce its trade surplus with America ($336 billion in goods and services last year) and stop its forced technology transfers, cyber-theft and other aggressive policies.
Yet so far, China has shown little inclination to back off. It has promptly matched every U.S. threat with its own.
Analysts say Beijing is determined to develop its technological prowess and create world-leading companies in such fields as robotics and electric cars under a program it calls "China 2025." U.S. officials argue that this program unfairly discriminates against U.S. and other foreign companies operating in China.
"Trump's view that bullying and threats will advance U.S. long-term economic interests seems set to encounter a harsh dose of realism," said Eswar Prasad, professor of trade policy at Cornell University. "China is in no mood to negotiate against a background of escalating threats and hostile rhetoric."
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|Click for Zach and Zora Book #2
Well. That's not the best catch-phrase, but by the time I pull a citizen's arrest, I'll come up with one. I will, oh, yes, I will. Something catchy. See what I did there? "Catchy?"
I'm a bit excited about this. The act of performing a citizen's arrest tops my bucket list, especially after researching the ins and outs of it for my next Zach and Zora comic mystery novel.
There are many worthy recipients of a citizen's arrest. I'd love to enforce my brand of martial law onto horrible and dangerous drivers. I mean, the other day I saw an idiot swerving lane to lane with his phone held in front of him. And there's the prob. How do I chase the offending moron down without Starsky and Hutching everyone else on the highway?
A bigger problem might be what to do with the guy once I catch him.
"Excuse me, sir, but I'm placing you under citizen's arrest. Um, could you come get in my car while I drive you to the police station?"
I don't see this working out in my favor.
I need a better plan. Of course I certainly don't want to start lugging around guns, even though practically everyone in Kansas has one (and dang proud of it! Ram tough!). Not in this day of commonplace, nightmarish shootings. I could see myself adding to the problem. I've got that addictive sort of personality.
Frankly, I might not know where to draw the line in my impending career as a citizen's arrester. What do I do with those buffoons who wear shorts and t-shirts in thirty degree weather? Do I slip handcuffs on everyone who wears two different types of plaid? I'd be maxing the jail cells out with major fashion faux-pas offenders, a wardrobe-angry Charles Bronson.
According to Ms. Google, my research assistant, I'm allowed to use "reasonable force" should I find it warranted. I'd say the above offenses definitely warrant a good kick to the hind-end.
The law doesn't make it easy on we citizen arresters, either. The onus is on the arresting citizen to provide probable cause. Not a problem. One look at my captive's mesh see-through shirt and mullet, the police force will hand me the key to the city.
Now all I've got to do is detain the offender until the cops show up. Easy-peezy. I'll sit on him. I can sit like a champ!
There you have it. My solid plan is in effect. Don't cross me citizens! Stuart's on the job!
I'd probably arrest Zach, the "hero" of my Zach and Zora comic mystery series for being such a dolt. Find out if that arrest is warranted by clicking here!


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Security Watch: Remote Services Denied!
top threat:windows rdp dosexecutive summary
name: windows rdp denial of service bug
affects: windows xp/xp sp2/2000 server/2003 server
a couple weeks ago, in response to a public disclosure by a third party, microsoft acknowledged a security vulnerability in the rdp (remote desktop protocol) listener program, which is the server part of terminal services in windows 2000 and windows 2003 server and remote desktop in windows xp.
they issued an advisory discussing the bug and have provided workarounds for it, all of which amount to disabling remote access through the rdp protocol, but have not yet (as of 7/22/2005) provided a patch. (note, that the workarounds also impede the remote assistance feature of windows xp home and pro.)
there was some talk in security research circles that the bug would allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code, but microsoft and other responsible researchers insist this is not true, and that the most an attacker could do is to "dos" the system, which stands for denial of service and which basically means to lock up or crash the system. furthermore, there are no reports of any actual attacks based on this vulnerability.
nevertheless this is a serious issue and an opportunity to take measures to insulate your system against some problems that may arise in the future.
remote desktop and terminal services both communicate through tcp port 3389. any attempt to use this attack, or any other attack on rdp, would likely involve the attacker scanning port 3389 on various systems. so what you want to do is to pick some other port to run on.
picking a non-standard port to use for a service can be a little tricky. certain ports are assigned for certain standard purposes, such as port 25 for smtp mail and port 80 for http. the iana maintains a list of such assignments that you can use to check for a number that is either available or used by some application you won't encounter. for instance, ports 9101 through 9103 are used by bacula, a network backup tool for linux, unix, mac and windows. don't use it? then you should be able to use one of those ports for rdp with no problem.
to tell the remote desktop server system, either the windows xp pro or windows 2000 server or windows 2003 server, to listen for rdp connections on a different port, you must change one registry key:
hkey_local_machine\system\currentcontrolset\control\terminal server\winstations\rdp-tcpit should be set for 3389 (decimal). change it to the new value.
of course, now that you're not using port 3389 for rdp, you can block it at the firewall. don't forget to open the new port on the firewall.
on the client side, in the computer field of the remote desktop connection program, specify the new port number after the computer name or address with a colon in between. for instance, if the server is at remotepc.mydomain.com and the new tcp port is 9101, specify
- remotepc.mydomain.com:9101
this technique does not provide complete immunity from attack, but it does ratchet up the level of sophistication required by the attacker. they can't just scan all the ports for every opening because it would take too long.


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May 23th - 24th 2015
This workshop will be held in and around the wonderful iconic area of St Malo in the region of Brittany in North west France.
These photography workshops are for anyone interested in exploring the world of Fine Art Long Exposure Black and White or Colour photography, from beginners wanting to learn a new type and style of photography to those wishing to take their photography to another level.
The workshop will start with a presentation on Saturday morning on the craft of Long Exposure photography, this will include :
1 - Composition.
2 - Finding your vision.
3 - Choosing which lenses to use.
4 - Neutral density filters.
5 - Shooting in RAW format and it's importance during post processing.
6 - Black and White processing.
- A DSLR or medium format camera (digital or film) with a bulb mode setting. (check your camera manual functions)
- A wide angle lens : preferably a small zoom between 16-50 mm on a full frame camera or a 10-24mm on a APS-C camera, these types of lenses are more flexible for the types of shots we will be shooting and i highly recommend this. You can also use a fixed wide angle lens if you don't have a zoom lens.
- A tripod. This is essential for any long exposure work.
- Remote cable release or remote control, or even a smart-phone triggering device like TriggerTrap (this is a free application which you can download through their site, also you will need to buy an additional cable, again through their site) .
- A 10 stops ND (Neutral Density) filter would be a minimum requirement, as we will be shooting during the day with varying light conditions, an aditional 3 stop, 2 stop or 1 stop filters, or a 6 stops ND filter to be able to make between 13 - 16 stops in total.
- These types of filters are available from a number of manufacturers, ie : Lee Filters, B+W and Formatt Hitech (check your local camera store for details).
- Appropriate clothing. The nature of landscape photography means that workshops will inevitably take place in locations where we are often at the mercy of natural elements such as weather, tides and terrain. As such appropriate waterproof clothing, strong footwear such as walking boots and general protection from these elements should be kept in mind. (See terms and conditions section below).
If you want me to do a review of your work, please bring along your images or prints and i will gladly go through your work and look at what area's you are not sure about, to help you get the best out of your photography.
VERY IMPORTANT PLEASE READ BEFORE BOOKING ANY WORKSHOP. click on the link -Terms and Conditions
Below are some examples of images and are used to give you an idea of the style of images we will be shooting on the Seascape workshops.
( i shot these around various locations in the UK and Europe )
FEES & PAYMENT. Where fees are payable to participate in a workshop, a non-refundable deposit of 25% is required to secure your place and the balance of all fees are required at least 30 calendar days before the event. Payment can be made via Credit and Debit cards using the PayPal payment system (no account with PayPal is required). Unfortunately I cannot accept cheques unless you have a French bank account.
Please also note that I retain the right to refuse any booking.
CANCELLATIONS. Should you need to cancel your place at a workshop for any reason, the following terms apply. In order to avoid the possibility of financial loss, I would strongly advise that you take out adequate travel insurance.
1 - Unfortunately I am unable to refund your deposit under any circumstances as I am highly likely to have already incurred up-front costs such as booking hotel accommodation, tickets for travel and so on in order to facilitate the workshop.
2 - I will make every effort to replace you on the workshop - if this is possible I will refund any balance to you over and above your deposit. If your place cannot be filled in time, I will be unable to make any refund. Unfortunately any payments are not transferable to another event.
3 - No refunds are available should you decide to leave the workshop early on the day for any reason.
4 - In the event of a lower than anticipated number of people signing up for any given workshop the event will be cancelled, then all fees will be refunded in full.
To register for this workshop, please fill out the form below.
All fields marked with an * (asterix) are required.
Please note that hotel accommodation is not included in the workshop fee.
Please note by making a payment, either a deposit or full payment you are agreeing to all workshop terms and conditions.


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I sometimes feel like I neglect the poor humble apple. Caught up in the irresistible nectar-like liquor of a ripe marigold mango, or the perfumed snap of a pale translucent lychee, or the honeyed notes of a sugared gooseberry in high summer, it's easy to forget the value of our most beloved home-grown fruit. But the apple sits there patiently in the background, biding its time, a reliable constant. Like that best friend who will still always be there once passionate romances have long faded into the distance, proffering a consolatory cup of tea and telling you there are plenty more fish in the sea and you could do much better, and she always thought there was something suspicious anyway about the way he tied his shoelaces.
We tend to just lump apples into a single category. They are the generic crunchy, juicy, perfect fruit for eating on the go. Especially if you're one of those odd people who eat the entire lot, core, stalk and all. Children like them. You can just put one in a lunchbox. You don't have to worry about bruising, unlike with bananas, which are effectively untransportable. (Unless, like me, you own a much-mocked banana guard). Apples are pretty much the same, right?
This, I think, is a mistake. Unlike oranges, other citrus fruits, bananas, berries, lychees, which generally have a pretty uniform flavour regardless of type, apples vary wildly depending on variety. It is a mistake, I think, to just blindly lunge for the expensive bag of imported Pink Lady apples. While I can understand their appeal - they are, mostly, uniformly crisp, fragrant and tasty - there is great joy to be had from some of the other apple varieties out there.
My personal favourites are Coxes and Russets. You can't beat a really good Cox apple, crisp, dripping with tart, citrus-tinged juice, its skin overspread with a delightful red blush. Russets are also a favourite; I love their sage-green skin and matt golden bloom, and their subtly fragrant flesh. They work very well in salads, like this caramelised apple, rabbit and barley salad I made last year.
Discovery apples are also fabulous, coming into season in late summer. They have an amazing tartness and crispness to them, and are probably one of the more refreshing apples. I also lust after the perfect Granny Smith, which is surprisingly hard to find - vivid, alien green, often with a speckling of white freckles on its skin, and mouth-puckeringly tart within.
Regardless of your apple varieties, though, sometimes it's hard to eat them all before they start to turn less than perfect; and by that, I mean soft and floury inside, with a slight greasiness to the skin.
As part of my Fruitdrop delivery a few weeks ago, I received around twenty apples, of several varieties. By sight, I think they were Golden Delicious, Royal Gala, and Braeburn. While I ate a few raw, I could tell that I wouldn't be able to polish them off before they started to deteriorate; the nerve-wracking downside of getting so much fruit delivered. I set to thinking about how to use them in cooking; once cooked, it's impossible to tell an imperfect apple from a perfect one.
My first endeavour was a salted caramel tarte tatin, a recipe from last month's Delicious magazine. The recipe claimed said tarte would serve eight; I would like to amend this to 'serves four', simply because it was insanely good. There was salted caramel; into this went nine peeled, cored and halved apples. Over that went a thick layer of puff pastry, which baked to a burnished, crispy, feathery base for the oozing caramel and tender apples. It was essentially my idea of food heaven. That is definitely one viable suggestion for using up eating apples (don't try it with cooking apples, like Bramleys - they will collapse into mush and the tart will not be pretty).
However, if you want more of an everyday recipe (much as I love tarte tatin, I fear it's not a surefire route to slim hips and a toned physique) to use up ailing apples, this is almost as delicious.
It's also barely even a recipe, really, but the combination of ingredients is lovely and I felt I should share it. Caramelising apples is always a good idea; they become much more pronounced in flavour, turning into a soft, golden tangle of sweet deliciousness. You simply cook them in a little butter and brown sugar until they have turned sticky and dark. I always add a little cinnamon and ground ginger, because they both work so well with apples. Adding dried fruit, such as raisins or cranberries, provides an interesting contrast in texture, and a rich, toffee-like sugary note.
You can use caramelised apples as the basis of numerous recipes - mainly desserts, but if you use less sugar they work well with rich savoury ingredients, like cheese or meat. I decided to pair them with some soft, milky ricotta, because I figured its creamy blandness would provide a lovely contrast to the sweet, crunchy apples. This is a great recipe that would work for either breakfast or lunch.
There's bread, lightly toasted. You could use any bread, but I used fruited soda bread because I love soda bread and I thought the fruit in it would go well with the apples. I reckon sourdough would be fabulous, as would brioche and maybe even a toasted muffin or some rye bread. Over this you slather a thick layer of ricotta. Then on goes a liberal sprinkling of lemon thyme leaves; thyme works very well with both cheese and apples, and helps to cut through their sticky sweetness.
On go the apples, which have caramelised in butter, brown sugar, ginger, cinnamon, and had a handful of jewel-like dried cranberries thrown in alongside them, to plump up in the syrupy juices. Then a few toasted nuts - I used walnuts, but pecans or hazelnuts would also be excellent. This gives a nice contrast in texture. Then another sprinkling of thyme.
It's a fabulous combination of textures; crunchy toast, soft and cold cheese, hot, crispy sugary apples and cranberries, and earthy nuts. I had it for lunch, but I can see it sitting happily on a breakfast table alongside a big mug of tea, or even as a dessert after a light meal. If you can't be bothered with the rest, just make up a big batch of caramelised apples, and have them on your muesli or porridge for breakfast. They're also excellent tucked into featherlight French crêpes, too.
I'd suggest you wander down to your local market soon and find yourself some unusual apple varieties. Go on, go crazy. Step out of that comfort zone. Purchase an unknown species of apple.
And if you don't like it enough to eat raw, caramelise it and stick it on some toast.
Spiced apple and cranberry toast with ricotta and thyme (serves 1):
- 2-3 slices of bread (I used fruited soda bread, but a walnut or raisin loaf would be good, or rye bread)
- 15g butter
- 2 tsp brown sugar
- 1/2 tsp ground cinnamon
- 1/2 tsp ground ginger
- 2 small apples
- A small handful of dried cranberries or raisins
- 100g ricotta cheese
- A few sprigs of lemon thyme
- 1-2 tbsp chopped walnuts or pecans
Get the bread ready in the toaster while you make the apples. Heat the butter and sugar in a small non-stick pan until foaming and bubbling. Add the spices. Quarter and core the apples, then cut into thin slices. Add to the pan along with the cranberries, and cook over a high heat until softened and caramelised in places - this should take around 10 minutes. Turn the heat down once they are caramelised to let them soften some more.
Toast the bread and spread with the ricotta cheese. Pick the leaves from the thyme and sprinkle over the ricotta. Spoon the hot apples over the cheese and sprinkle with the nuts. Serve immediately.


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Learn to set type with SVA's collection of wood and metal type—learn to make your own plates on their polymer plate machine. Students can use the printmaking studios between classes.
Learn to set type with SVA's collection of wood and metal type—learn to make your own plates on their polymer plate machine. Students can use the printmaking studios between classes.
Presenting her latest botanical prints is award-winning local artist, Maggie Lake. Her Vermont Botanical series has been featured in Vermont Life, Yankee, and numerous other magazines. This series, begun 25 years ago, is created from specimens of plants foraged on expeditions throughout Vermont. She is awarded prizes annually at the Philadelphia Flower show and the St. Louis Art Fair. All proceeds from the sale of artwork in Maggie Lake's show will go to the artist and her family to help cover expenses relating to her terminal cancer.
Along with the Southern California Chapter of the American Printing History Association, the Printing Museum will be hosting Paul Moxon of Chicago on Sunday, March 16th at 3 pm.
Paul will be giving a presentation, THE VERSATILE VANDERCOOK, a talk about the Vandercook and other brands of hand-operated flatbed cylinder presses and their transition from essential printing plant equipment to their repurposing as a highly desirable book arts tool.
This will be a rare opportunity to meet Paul who has amassed an amazing amount of information on the Vandercook, is an exceptional educator and instructor on their operation, and is also very knowledgeable on their repair and maintenance. Paul is also studio letterpress printer, itenerant teacher and author of 'Vandercook Press: Mainenance, History and Resources.' We hope you can join us for a great afternoon at the Printing Museum
Lecture starts at 3 pm, followed by some practical time on the Museum's Vandercooks and a brief reception. Admission is free for members of APHA and the Printing Museum, $8 otherwise at the door. For more information and to RSVP: firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com
Come join us Saturday, October 5, at the 5th Annual LA Printers Fair from 9am-4pm .
The Fair features the Largest Letterpress Swap Meet in the West with letterpress supplies, wood and metal type, ink, and presses, including Windmills, platen presses, and Vandercooks!
Come be inspired, connect with others and reaffirm the value of paper and print.Los Angeles Printers Fair Info
Enclosure Design and Production
Sarah Bryant (Big Jump Press)
A box is not merely an empty vessel, but an invitation to open and explore. In this course, students will design and produce beautiful enclosures for personal collections of objects, books, prints, or other mysterious contents.
Experimental Analog and Digital Typography
Tricia Treacy (Pointed Press)
Work with wood type in an experimental way using the Hoe iron hand press and digital methods in a design context to create a collaborative, conceptual typographic artist's book.
George A. Walker (George Walker Editions)
The largest outdoor art exhibition in North America, the TOAE serves as a fresh-air alternative to conventional art shows and galleries.
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George A. Walker (George Walker Editions)
Contemporary artist and printmaker George Walker, known for his expressive and meticulously produced wood engraving and wordless novels has produced a limited, hand printed volume of 109 engravings documenting the life and death of Tom Thomson.
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Snow in October
So here I am once again, sitting at home, with no power. It's been about 28 hours and who knows how long this could last? It could be days. Daylight is fading. I've done all the things that require good light and am thinking that it will be early to bed again tonight.
Seems just yesterday we were in this same predicament. But instead of the rain that Hurricane Irene brought last month, it's 6+ inches of wet snow that I'm looking at out my window. And yesterday was Halloween. What is wrong with this picture?
I'd like to say it isn't a big deal, but it's cold. We're running low on firewood and I'm getting cranky. The only thing that I am not cranky about is that after last month's outage, I decided to buy a backup charging device for my phone. And here I am, recharging my phone for the second time so I can fire it up as a wireless hotspot and post this blog.
In the arsenal of survival tool for the involuntary pioneering that power outages bring, my smartphone is the number one device. I can keep up with emails and go online to look at the utility company outage map. I can also check Facebook and see who else is suffering as well as see what official updates my state senator posts from the state and local government. I can also check for news from my local online newspaper.
So it was an easy choice to invest the $40 to buy a New Trent portable charging device. It works like a charm. Once you charge it up, it can provide you with multiple recharges of your smartphone, and other devices. It's about the size of my phone, comes with a little felt pouch and two phone adapters. There are many other choices too. Just search for the right one for your devices. Check Amazon or NewEgg for options.
The first time I used it was in the airport a few weeks ago. The day was long, my flight was delayed, and my battery was hitting yellow. Usually that means hunting down a free power outlet somewhere in the terminal (easier at some airports than others). But this time I just pulled out my charger, plugged in my phone and got back to reading my book. What a relief.
Being without power gets old so quick. The only upside is that this time I don't have to find a friend who has power or go driving around so I can charge my phone. I can sit right here next to the fire and get this done. At least until my laptop battery goes. And the firewood runs out.
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Roanna Moon has recently relocated to California with her husband. They live in inner Sacramento with their little Chihuahua Tanzie, where they love finding new places to go for a walk or checkout all kinds of local events and museums.
Roanna graduated from the Haliburton School of Art and Design in Ontario, Canada in 2014. Her favorite thing to do in art, is explore the possibilities that different materials have when they are mixed together. She likes everything from painting to sculpture to sewing and printmaking - a real jack of all trades.
Roanna has loved art all her life and enjoys being able to encourage this in her students as well. She has been working off and on with children through the years, nannying and youth leading, among other things. Kids love her welcoming personality and great ideas and she is excited to make some great art with her classes!


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Biodiesel is a renewable, clean-burning diesel replacement that is creating jobs, improving fuel security and providing cleaner air for us to breathe.
Biodiesel is commonly made from vegetable oils such as canola oil, animal fats (tallow) or recycled greases such as used cooking oil. Other feedstocks being developed include algae, pomgania trees, jatropha, camelina and dry land juncea.
Biodiesel is made through a chemical process called transesterificaton. The process creates two products — methyl esters (the chemical name for biodiesel) and glycerin (a valuable byproduct usually sold to be used in soaps and other products).
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NEC Wins Contract with Polish 3G Operator
NEC Corporation has signed a framework contract with a leading Polish telecom carrier, Netia, for the supply of it's advanced, point-to-point wireless access systems, PASOLINK NEO. The new systems will be supplied to the 3G mobile operator P4 the mobile operations arm of Netia SA ("Netia").
WiMax Licenses Going To KDDI, Willcom
The Communications Ministry has decided to grant licenses for next-generation wireless broadband service to Willcom Inc. and a group led by KDDI Corp. according to the
. The ministry's decision is based on an examination of about 120 criteria, including business plans and technologies. KDDI had started development of WiMax technology ahead of others in 2003, and Willcom has a track record for bringing PHS (personal handyphone system), a technology created in Japan, to China.
IIJ to Use DoCoMo 3G Network as MVNO
Internet Initiative Japan Inc. (IIJ) and NTT DoCoMo today
a preliminary agreement under which IIJ will become the first mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) to use DoCoMo's 3G FOMA network to offer corporate data communications services supported by DoCoMo's HSDPA technology. Details of actual operations are currently under discussion.
LifeWatcher Gets Red Herring Global Award
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SoftBank Mobile Continues Winning Streak
The Telecommunications Carriers Association (TCA) is reporting that Softbank Mobile won the monthly net-subscriber addition war again for the month of November, marking the the seven consecutive victory for the former Vodafone operator! The company gained a total growth of 191,600 subscribers, or nearly double the combined results of KDDI, which added a net 65,400 subscribers, and DoCoMo with 48,200 net additions. DoCoMo is still, by far, the market leader with 53 million customers, followed by KDDI with almost 30 million and Softbank Mobile now at 17.4 million.
DoCoMo Introduces New 3G Kids Phone
DoCoMo has just announced the F801i, a new child-friendly 3G mobile phone loaded with special features designed for children, will go on sale December 20. Building on the popular FOMA
model that DoCoMo released in March 2006, the F801i offers many new or improved child-friendly features for security, theft/loss prevention, ease of use and more. The phone's soft-rectangle shape and round speaker grille enclosed by a ring-shape LED were conceived by renowned designer Kashiwa Sato to symbolize safety, peace of mind, creativity and the future. The package also comes with a wristwatch style 'amulet' remote which can be used to make a lost phone beep if within a range of about 10 meters. If the handset remains out of the amulet's range for more than five minutes, a message can be sent automatically to a registered DoCoMo phone
KDDI Raises New Capital
KDDI raised 80 billion yen ($728 million) in its first bond sale in two years, according to
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Alcatel-Lucent Lands Softbank Mobile Deal
it has been selected by Softbank Mobile to supply a mobile backhaul solution to help the operator meet rapidly increasing subscriber demand for 3G services on Softbank's mobile network. The solution includes Alcatel-Lucent's 7670 Routing Switch Platform and the 5620 Network Management platform.
DoCoMo to Join KTF in Malaysia's U Mobile
KTF and DoCoMo
that they have agreed to jointly invest in U Mobile Sdn Bhd, a new Malaysian 3G mobile operator that is scheduled to launch commercial service in 2008. The two companies will collectively acquire 33 percent control of the new market entrant.
Disney to Launch the iPhone in Japan
Only those who have been totally blocked-out from all media sources over the last year would wonder what an iPhone is as the so-called "Jesus Phone" has been in the mainstream headlines since even before it was officially unveiled in January. However, for a combination of reasons, there has only been mild speculation about when - or indeed how - it would become available in the Japanese market. Citing the initial lack of 3G capability, not too mention an 'unusual' operator revenue share arrangement, the story so far has centered around deployments in the US and Europe. We
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The greater Chicago region is the second largest sports market in the country (sorry LA, you don't have a football team) so it was with great confidence that Fan's Edge, who last year purchased the rights to SportsFest from Krause Publications, decided to host it's annual show 2 weeks prior to the National.
Aware of the impact the recession has had on people's discretionary spending, show management (Mounted Memories) has done several things to provide added value for collectors and fans including FREE Admission Thursday (today) and Rollback Fridays.
Rollback Fridays includes up to a 50% discount on selected athletes appearing in the impressive autograph pavillion. I'm not talking scrubs either. Examples are Jim Palmer ($29), Bench ($49), Dick Butkus ($49), Jim Brown ($79), Gordie Howe ($69), Billy Williams ($25), Jerry Azumah ($10), Steve Garvey ($15), Brian urlacher ($79), Ken Stabler ($29), Bob Feller ($10), Earl Weaver ($19), and that's just a sample.
In addition the first 1000 collectors on Thursdaywill receive a FREE gift and the first 200 will receive a FREE Pete Rose autograph!
Saturday and Sunday the FREE gift is for the first 2,500 people and the first 200 on Saturday will receive a FREE Dick Butkus autograph and on Sunday the first 200 will receive a FREE Gayle Sayers.
However, this show is not for locals only. Also appearing are Peyton Manning , Joseph Addai, Willie Mays, Brandi Chastain, Bill Russell, Jake LaMotta, Cal Ripken Jr. and many more.
It's like a local National really. It's nice to see the Industry side of the Hobby give something back to collectors, especially now.
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