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I completed the final episode with some of my choices mixed up (game thought I took the food when I didn't) and with the DLC coming soon I want to set things right. However, it doesn't seem that rewinding my save file is going to fix things since I tried doing that before and it didn't work.
I also have an achievement glitch where all the achievement for Episode 4 didn't unlock, but the game thinks they did. I don't want that problem to affect my save file.
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Keswick man fulfils his dream by opening James Bond museum
Last updated at 15:48, Tuesday, 14 April 2009
When it comes to 007, nobody does it better than avid Cumbrian collector Peter Nelson.
- Video: In the Bond museum
Peter became entranced with all the glamour and excitement of James Bond when as a teenager, he began reading the Ian Fleming stories.
No doubt many a 14-year-old imagined himself growing up to be a special agent just like Bond, driving fast cars and bedding some of the world's most glamorous beauties – and doing it all for Britain.
Peter Nelson didn't become a secret agent – instead he took up a career as a dentist.
But his fascination with Bond, and collecting film memorabilia, grew and grew. And now, after 20 years of collecting, he is poised to fulfil a lifetime's ambition by opening an exhibition featuring the most complete Bond collection in the world.
Tomorrow, to coincide with the centenary of the birth of famous James Bond movie director Cubby Broccoli, Peter Nelson's new Bond Museum opens its doors to the public on Keswick's Southey Hill Trading Estate behind the pencil museum.
For Nelson, this "licence to thrill" is the culmination of two decades of travelling the world in pursuit of cars and other items of movie memorabilia.
Now he hopes the world will travel to Keswick, to see a fantastic collection of James Bond vehicles that bring back memories of some of the greatest film moments of all time.
Peter admits that putting together his Bond collection—it was nearly sold a couple of years ago—has taken all his time and money. Over the years he has invested hundreds of thousands of pounds in his celebrity cars.
Already the owner of the Cars of the Stars museum in Keswick, the James Bond collection takes his involvement in the local tourism scene to new levels.
Like Bond, there's a sense of drama and adventure about the whole concept. In fact he's even learnt how to drive a tank so he is familiar with the workings of one of his latest acquisitions.
Surveying his display, as the final touches were being added this week, Nelson said: "It is every boy's dream come true. I believe it will become one of the world's best small museums. People will travel from all over the world to see it and it is going to be a fantastic attraction for Keswick.
"This town is about beauty and adventure, all things associated with James Bond. This is what the town needs and already I am getting inquiries about the museum from all over the world.
"James Bond is known in every country. He is instantly recognisable. There's already some people travelling from America to be here on the opening day and we had visitors from Dubai who turned up early because they had heard about it and came specially to see what it was all about."
Mr Nelson said: "Putting it together has been quite an adventure. Ironically I was going to sell the collection a year ago because I had nowhere to display it for Bond fans. I approached Christies, but thought it was sad to see it split up.
"At that time the people who own this building approached me and it seemed fate that I had the chance to build a museum just when I was considering selling."
The museum is housed in part of what used to be the Caterite supermarket and the Keswick climbing wall.
Peter Nelson has assembled an amazing collection of vehicles from almost all the Bond films—plus that 42-ton Russian tank which featured in one of the best Bond chases in Goldeneye.
Peter was determined to drive the tank and went on a course in Oxford. "It turned out to be surprisingly easy," he said. "Although it is unforgiving and, if you hit anything, you demolish it!"
Speaking about his devotion to 007, Peter said: "I read the books when I was a boy and was taken aback by them. When the films came out it was another dimension."
Nelson, who is also an artist with his own studio in Keswick, has done a bust of Cubby Broccoli which will be unveiled tomorrow. "He was a genius," he said. "He had great vision about who would look good on screen and who would be the best directors."
Peter says it was the "glamour, sophistication and humour" that sold Bond to him as a youngster. That and the fact that 007 was "typically British."
Peter's brothers used to collect model Bond cars. Little did he think that one day the real things would be standing on public view in his own museum.
The Bond collection has taken Peter all over the world, both in tracking down new acquisitions and taking vehicles from his collection to shows in countries like Korea and Japan.
"If anything the interest is spreading to countries such as China and India," he said. "They are going mad for it."
In building the museum since January Peter has been a painter, joiner, carpet fitter and electrician, learning new skills and working every evening in the race to get ready for the opening.
He bought most of the fittings off eBay including the seats for a cinema. Carlisle College is making a film featuring Peter talking about the museum which will be screened for visitors.
Just days ago he sourced his latest vehicle, a dune buggy from For Your Eyes Only, on eBay site. He found a submarine car in a scrapyard in the Bahamas and has flown thousands of miles in search of other vehicles including one which was owned by a New York cop.
Recently Peter had dinner with one of the most famous Bonds, Roger Moore, at a reunion event at the Pinewood Studios. "He is a really nice fella and has a great sense of humour," he said. "All the actors have added to the Bond entity and Daniel Craig, the latest 007, has brought a gritty appeal. I can't wait for the 23rd film to come out."
The only Bond actor Peter hasn't met is Sean Connery. "It would be fantastic if he could come to Keswick and see the museum."
In the world of James Bond, the cars are as much the stars as the actors. And Peter admits that, driving an Aston Martin DB5 around town, with all its gadgets, he can't help taking on the persona of 007. "It's the most fantastic looking car in the world and a joy to drive," he said.
Now Peter Nelson hopes that he can share the pleasure of owning so many Bond souvenirs with the thousands who visit his Keswick museum.
From Dr No, the first film adaptation of Ian Fleming's books, right through to the more recent movies, the iconic vehicles—around 28 of them in the exhibition—are all there to dazzle James Bond fans.
Peter says that his collecting days are probably over now he has put all his energy and cash into the museum. Although he admits, if some more memorabilia comes up for sale, he might be tempted. "Once a collector always a collector I guess," he said.
Peter Nelson, the man who owns the golden gun—he bought it at an auction sale—is shooting for the stars with his latest venture.
The Bond Museum will be given a full launch later in the year, but Peter was determined to have a low key start coinciding with the Cubby Broccoli anniversary.
For details of The Bond Museum ring 017687 74044 or log on to www.thebondmuseum.com
First published at 09:09, Saturday, 04 April 2009
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
Anne Pickles
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Ulverston supermarket war nears conclusion
Last updated at 16:39, Wednesday, 06 February 2013
TIME is running out for residents to have their say on the two competing proposals for a supermarket in Ulverston.
Sainsbury's and Robinsons both have proposals in for consideration and a decision could be made by the end of next month.
The Keep Ulverston Special group has been leading the charge for those in opposition.
But there are many who support the idea of a new supermarket – and more choice – in the town.
There is a chance the two applications could be decided on the same day. But with planners inundated with letters, both supporting and criticising the plans, many residents are still on the fence about whether the town needs another supermarket at all.
As the clock ticks down towards a decision that could have wide-reaching implications for Ulverston, reporter PAUL BERENTZEN takes a look at the two proposals and what they mean for the town.
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I am a true ulverstonian born and bred I have seen shops come and go and as people are saying it is a market town where are all the market stalls gone from brogden street and new market street and market street on both Thursday's and Saturday's I remember growing up as a youngster and ulverston used to be thriving but now that has all gone and we need to get a real grip because ulverston needs jobs and we need to build both supermarkets because if we don't you will find ulverston becoming anotherghost town as people will do their shopping in barrow or kendal why should people from ulverston have to travel to barrow just to go to work in asda or Morrison's when they could be working in the 2 new supermarkets this is what I am saying little shops can't afford to take many people on and as it is go and ask for a job in ulverston you won't get one because they have what they need so what about people wanting a job now look at how many went for a job at Costa coffee in ulverston build both supermarkets because it will only help keep people in the town and not send them to barrow or Kendal because if we don't get them I will just do my shopping from asda on the internet now then from a true ulverstonian
What do you mean "confirmed"? I suspect you are against the use of the brewery as a supermarket. I can confirm it is suitable, and eminently so. The Cooperative has been approached and is still considering the option.
I see Waitrose have confirmed the Brewery site is not suitable or viable for a supermarket in a letter to South Lakeland District Council. How can this scheme be considered when nobody is prepared to operate it.


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EXCLUSIVE: Adam Rifkin's R-rated Showtime series 'Look' premieres in 2010
Look for director Adam Rifkin's new television series "Look," based on his award-winning film of the same name, to be begin airing in the first quarter of 2010.
"The first season is eight episodes," he says to one of his actors who shot this inside look with a Flip video. The series will air on a premium cable channel (can you say Showtime?), which enables the series to have an R rating.
Rifkin is really on a roll. He's also writing the tent-pole comedy "Science Fair" for Disney. Think "Night at the Museum" but the science projects come to life.
In the meantime, the writer/director/actor talks about one of his favorite horror films, "Halloween" on Trailers From Hell.
And he's in darn good company. Josh Olson does "The Howling, " Eli Roth loves "I Dismember Mama," Neil LaBute is into "Black Narcissus" and John Landis touts "Dr. Renault's Secret" and "Circus of Horrors."
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Magpies & traffic signs: Hey! Can't this guy read?!
Magpie on sign, photo by Jim Klent of San Leandro, California
They either can't read, or don't care. Knowing magpies, it's probably the latter.
It's good to be back. Hope you had a nice Thanksgiving! I sure did. /Gary
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A tablet buyer thinking guide
November 21, 2012 | 9:34 pm
By Chris Meadows
Everybody's coming out with tablet gift buyers' guides this time of year (including us in not too long). I thought it might be a good idea to come out with more of a thinking guide, something to suggest ideas for you to consider while you read those guides—a "buyers' guide guide" if you will. These are the primary considerations I think a tablet buyer should be keeping in mind.
1) Walled garden or the open road?
Many of the most popular tablets this year are locked up in someone's walled garden. The iPad and iPad Mini are no-brainers in this regard, of course, but there are also the Kindle Fire and the Nook Tablet. Though these devices are Android at the core, they use their respective backers' customized interfaces and hardware, and as a result are largely limited to walled-garden stores. In some cases you can jump through hoops to add external apps that may not even work right to begin with, but you're mostly limited to what they want to give you and that's that.
On the other hand, devices like the Google Nexus, Kobo Arc, Galaxy Tab, Insignia Flex, Zeepad, or the Visual Land 7" tablet Best Buy is offering for $80 as an online-only Black Friday deal use plain-vanilla Android (though the Arc, at least, does have its own custom interface that sits on top of it). Android isn't as polished as iOS yet, but the biggest advantage it does have is the ability to sideload apps from all sources without any jailbreaking required. Do you want to throw that away to restrict yourself to what only one store can offer?
Well, depending on how invested you are in a particular walled garden already, perhaps you do. Fortunately, the major e-book stores largely aren't a consideration for this, at least where tablets are concerned. If you were foolish enough to go heavily into Apple's iBookstore, you're basically locked into iOS, but all the rest have e-reading apps suitable for most portable platforms, including either iOS or Android—though sometimes Amazon or B&N may make it tricky to load direct competitors' apps on board their own tablets. (But if you're looking at dedicated e-readers rather than just tablets…yeah, you're basically out of luck unless you crack the DRM as a matter of course.) Likewise, music largely isn't an issue anymore either, since most of the big e-music stores don't DRM their music at all.
But if you're looking at streaming media, sometimes it's more of an open question. Netflix has players for most major platforms—but Amazon Prime's own streaming media system has a Kindle Fire and an iOS app but no generic Android app yet. And special services like the Kindle Owner's Lending Library are only available to people who own Amazon hardware.
Of course, if you're mainly looking for a tablet as a way to surf the web and check your email and social networks, perhaps none of this matters. They can all do that pretty much equally well.
2) Capabilities vs. Budget
There's no denying that tablet prices have fallen to an amazing extent in the last few years, to the point where tablets with decent speed and storage can be had starting at $200—or less. Of course, the iPads cost more, in some cases a lot more, and some of the tablets such as those from Barnes & Noble have arbitrary limits on how much onboard space you can use for your own content vs. how much can be used for theirs—but on the other hand many Android tablets have the ability to add additional storage to the chips inside them via inserting a SD or micro-SD card—even the cheap-as-dirt 4GB Zeepad. The iPad can't do that.
Even the cheapest of the cheap low-end tablets, like the sometimes-annoyingly-slow Zeepad, are still tablets, with all the mobile Internet access that tablets have to offer. (And even the cheapest, like the $90 Zeepad, can s eem to afford capacitive touchscreens these days.) If you can't afford anything better, you can get by with that. On the other hand, if you can afford better, you might just want to shell out a little bit more.
3) 7" vs 10"
So where do you stand on the usefulness of the 7" form factor? Steve Jobs famously complained it was neither small enough to hold in one hand like an iPhone or iPod Touch, nor large enough to show a useful amount on the screen and allow for easy touch typing. It was just…awkward. But that hasn't stopped Apple from coming out with its own 7" tablet now that others have pioneered the form factor, of course.
I've had a 10" first-generation iPad for some time now, and a 7" Zeepad for a few days, and I'll admit they have different uses. The Zeepad is small enough to hold in one hand for extended periods without my hand getting tired, for one thing—a big consideration in deciding on a tablet for my one-handed mother. And it's small enough to fit in a hip or even back pocket (though I don't recommend the latter if you're going to be sitting down) at need. (I was able to carry it with me for use at a wine tasting where there would not have been room for my iPad plus keyboard on the table.) For the iPad, you need at least a shoulder bag. But on the other hand, you get a much better picture and a bigger view with a bigger tablet—especially one of the Retina Display iPads. It depends on what you want to use it for.
And who knows, you might not even necessarily need even a 7". I saw someone on the bus today with a 5" Galaxy Note, and it was a really impressive little thing. Even a 4" iPod Touch could be all the e-reader or tablet you need in many situations.
4) WiFi vs. 3G/4G
All tablets these days come with built-in WiFi, but some have built-in 3G or 4G—and in some cases the cellular Internet plans will even permit you to tether other devices to them. Sometimes the fees are fairly reasonable, with month-to-month pay-as-you-go schemes and no contracts. And if you're only ever planning to use that tablet, or to carry it everywhere, that might be best for you.
For myself, I have always felt that built-in cellular Internet in a tablet was not useful, at least inasmuch as it raises the price of the tablet itself over the WiFi-only version. In all cases I know of, these devices can only be used with one particular service provider, and if you don't want to use it with them, tough, you've already paid the extra money. And if you're tethering other devices to it, do you really want to have to carry something the size of a tablet around with you to be able to use them?
By comparison, a pay-as-you-go MiFi can sit in your pocket and net-connect any device you want, from an iPod Touch up to a laptop computer, meaning you can leave the tablet at home if you need to and still take something smaller with you for getting online—or take something larger with you if you're going to be getting seriously busy.
5) Other Features
There will be things I haven't mentioned that will be important to you, of course. Does it come with a stylus? Does it have Bluetooth? A camera? Two cameras? And of course you should think about those. But generally speaking, anything that passes muster in the criteria listed above will probably be good enough in the rest.
Are there any important criteria I've left out? Let me know in comments.
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Convenience in sideloading content is one issue for me – one that tilts me to Android every time. Sure, these days most non-DRM files can be downloaded straight from the cloud to your machine. But I want a completely accessible file system where I can copy and shift around things as I like, and one that doesn't require me to carry around a special USB cable to link to other machines. Android tablets win out on this. Apple's closed file system is an obnoxious instance of DRM within the OS, putting companies' interests before those of consumers. Oh, and not to mention sticking to your own proprietory connector to reap fat licensing fees.
For size, 7″ is the way to go for an ereader. 10″ is just too big for most people to carry for the extended time you need to read books. If you want primarily to play games or watch videos, then the tradeoff may be different.
Budget is really becoming a key issue, though. I mean, why pay more for less? That's the question the Nexus 7 is posing to tablet lovers everywhere. Unless you really need a feature that the Nexus 7 doesn't have (size, SD card, back camera, etc), it's the obvious choice.
[reasonably] happy Nexus 7 owner here.
Apple is a walled garden. The iBookstore is the most closed of any closed store. I never shop there. I love the iBooks app though. However, iOS is the most open walled garden. You have access to every major closed store via each store's app without having to do any hardwork. No one else is that open. Android doesn't have a monopoly on side-loading. I'm an iOS user and 99% of my ereading is done via side-loading. I almost always chose DRM free ePub. I'm very picky about how my library is set up so Calibre has been a godsend. I have 3 easy ways of side-loading my content.
1: I can have Calibre send books directly to iTunes. Then I can sync.
2: I can download books direct to my devices via Mobile Safari from Calibre's content server if I'm not near my computer or I'm away from home.
3: If I buy a new book from an open store such Smashwords or Robot Trading company I can just download the book directly like in scenario 2.
Capabilities are far more in important than price for me. I'm a cheapskate, but I'm also a believer in the 'You get what you pay for' philosophy. I'd rather not have any device at all than to have one that will give me more hassles than enjoyment. Some, but not all, tablets just plain suck.
I aways choose the 3G/4G model iPad. It's just more convienient. I don't want to carry or charge an extra device. As for size, until last Tuesday, I would have said go big or go home. But after a hands on with the mini I found it to be very nice. But I have a physical disability so I can't hold any device that's bigger than my iPhone for any longer than carrying it from one room to another. The mini would be easier, but I'd still need my PadPivot stand. At that point I might as well stick with the full-size iPad. With that said I would've walked out of Sam's Club with the mini if it had a Retina display.
Chris, you should check out the PadPivot. I think you can still get the old version at BestBuy for under $10. http://www.padpivot.com
I agree with Jessica's line of thinking. It doesn't seem accurate to tie the closed garden concept to any tablet hardware. It's the DRM that closes the garden and necessitates different eReaders. On iOS, you may have several of these closed gardens (Kindle, Nook, etc.) and a couple of open gardens (unencumbered eBooks readable on almost any eReader and via the web as in Ibis Reader).
The storage factor is another questionable criterion. With iCloud for iOS, Calibre's built-in eBook server and the WWW (think Internet Archive, Feedbooks, etc.), one can access a sizable eBook collection without futzing around with highly loose-able cards and chips.
The new Nook HD and HD+ tablets have no memory restriction for sideloaded content, and you can of course also add an micro sd-card.
Yeah, I own an iPhone 4S, and while it's *beautiful*, and I love Apple's larger-scale computers, I would (if I were in the market for a tablet) hesitate long enough to examine my options before going for an iPad. It's not the content walls that bug me, but the application walls. I don't appreciate being told that I can't use any program I please on hardware that allegedly belongs to me.


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Sweet cheese blintzes (Pesach)
By Tali Simon | April 5, 2012
I am really, reaaaaaaally tired. As I'm sure you are.
Pesach starts tomorrow night, and I just wish there was a designated recovery day between finishing your Pesach preparations and the seder night.
Now isn't that a grand idea?
But since it's not happening, the least I can do is give you this blintz recipe. Because (a) they are fabulous, (b) they would even be fabulous if it wasn't Pesach, and (c) they are erev-Pesach friendly!
This last one is probably the most important. I can't remember a single erev Pesach that I have not been hungry.
No chametz left, no matzah or matzah meal allowed, and that leaves…um. A cucumber? Yeah. Pretty much.
I remember one especially hungry erev Pesach when I was a teenager. My mother drove my brother and I to a grocery store a few minutes down the road, where we successfully found two things we could eat: A bag of potato chips and a white chocolate bar. The reason this is so memorable is that my very health-conscious mother joined us in eating the stuff.
Family legend material, I tell you.
So. About these blintzes.
Before you start telling me that you don't have time to make things like this the day of the seder, let me assure you: The blintzes cook in literally seconds, it takes one minute to mix up the filling, and assembly takes another 10 seconds.
I'll show you:
Start with a blintz. Place it on the table in front of you with the curly edges facing up.
Spread two spoonfuls of filling down the middle and fold the left side in toward the center.
Then fold the bottom up toward the center.
Okay, you get the hang of it. Now fold the top down, and bring the right side in toward the middle.
Fold it in half vertically, and you've got a cheese blintz!
Anyway, like I said, they're fabulous. The blintz base is light but satisfying, and it's the perfect complement to the sweet filling. It also folds up really nicely without overwhelming the treat inside.
Oh, and just when you thought that was it? Nope. You drop them in a pan of sizzling butter, and let the room fill with the aroma of beautiful golden blintzes getting that nice buttery touch.
Give these a try. Your family — and your rumbling stomach — will thank you.
Yield: 5-8 blintzes, depending on the size of your pan
- 6 eggs, beaten
- 1 cup potato starch, sifted
- ¼ cup water
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- 1 cup (250 g) cottage cheese
- 1 packet (about 2 tsp) vanilla sugar
- 1 Tbsp granulated sugar
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- 2 Tbsp butter
1. Stir together eggs, potato starch, and water until no clumps remain.
2. Heat a non-stick skillet with a touch of cooking spray. Pour enough blintz batter to just lightly cover the bottom of the skillet (about half a soup ladel), and immediately swirl the skillet to evenly distribute. The batter will start to set right away.
3. When the edges of the blintz are cooked dry (this will take just a few seconds), flip it over with a spatula. You can also use your fingers to flip it (Thanks, Nossi!). Let it cook an additional few seconds on the second side, then transfer from the pan to a plate to let it cool.
4. As you get your blintzes into and out of the pan, take a minute to mix together the filling: Stir cottage cheese, sugars, and vanilla extract in a small bowl.
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6. When your blintzes are assembled, melt 2 Tbsp butter in the skillet and line the blintzes up inside. Let them sit in the sizzling goodness until lightly browned on each side. Serve warm or hot.
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You may want to check out the no matzah meal on erev pesach…as far as I always learned, you only can't eat something that is halachically ok to use for the seder.
Love your blog btw!!!
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Oh these are my favorite!
Shockingly easy and they look beautiful!!! Did my own play on fillings with sweetened farmer cheese and others with cheese/cherry filling! Thanks for the recipe!
I made these for dinner and they were absolutely delicious! I'm going to try making them with a seasoned spinach and mozzarella/Parmesan filling, pour a modest amount of KP spaghetti sauce over the veggie filled the blitzes, sprinkle more cheese on top, then bake for a few minutes. Might try them too as a Passover lasagna, layering with sauce, blintz, spinach, cheese, then repeat layering. The consistency of the blintzes is al dente and I think they'd be a great substitute for pasta noodles. Thanks for sharing this amazing recipe!
Can these be made in advance and frozen? Either just the "outside" part, and/or filled and wrapped?


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Hello Bill,
The more I learn of this, the more I'm in favor of this.
As long as LUGOD's money isn't mixed in, I don't any problem. If you
make money, you should keep it and create a Bay Area Atari user group
or make the Atari party a yearly convention. Anime clubs do this all
the time. College clubs hold a one day free event, then charge a few
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On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 10:03, Bill Kendrick <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 08:16:05AM -0800, Michael Cheselka wrote:
>> Hello Bill,
>> OK, I just read through all my old emails and see that this is a
>> repeat of last year.
> Ok, hopefully you re-read my post from last night and saw the part where
> I answered the questions from your first reply to it... but just in case:
> �On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 07:58, Michael Cheselka <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> �> Am I understanding, the Atari people want LUGOD to pay $600 and one of
> �> the benifits is "free advertising"?
> No. �This event will fund itself. �Any residual contributions
> would go to LUGOD. �(e.g., if it costs, say, $654 to rent the venue, and
> people/companies donate $700 towards renting a venue, LUGOD keeps the
> differnece ($46)).
> �> Are the Atari people not able to sponsor their own event? �If they
> �> can, then why do they need LUGOD?
> The benefit I'd get from LUGOD's involvement is a group with 501(c) status.
> This would cut the City of Davis rental rate to be cut in half.
> �> Why don't you form a AUGOD?
> Well considering many of the people actually involved are coming from
> great distances (almost all of the volunteers bringing equipment
> are from the Bay Area; a couple are from Davis/Sac), that would be
> a lot of effort to put into forming a group that holds one event
> a year, and has 2 or 3 local members. :)
> I seriously doubt I could get 501(c) status for such a group, and
> esp. not quickly enough to be able to call the City of Davis any time
> soon about renting a venue. :)
> �> LUGOD is still lending the projector and still gets free advertising.
> Heh! Good point. :)
> Still... having an umbrella group like LUGOD accept the funds would also
> have two other benefits:
> (1) it'll probably be a lot easier to convince people/companies to
> � �donate to the event if they knew any extra would benefit a non-profit
> � �club, and not just sit in my pocket.
> (2) I'm not receiving the money directly, so I worry less about taxes;
> Now, I still have at least two other choices:
> * See if a UC Davis student group wants to be the umbrella org. for
> �the event -- e.g., the CS Club at UC Davis. �It looks like they're
> �active (sorry to sound surprised; so often they have not been),
> �so if LUGOD seems against it, I'll try them next.
> * Find a different venue.
> �I already looked at the IOOF Lodge downtown, but (1) it looks like
> �it's just as expensive as the City of Davis resident rate
> �(again, 2x what it'd cost if I had help from LUGOD or CS Club),
> �(2) I'm not sure if it _actually_ has two separate rooms I could use
> �(one for games, one for film screening) and (3) parking would be a
> �nightmare compared to Veterans' Memorial Center and Senior Center.
>> The Atari Linux Emulators provide enough of a tie in.
> That makes 3 LUGOD members who feel that way. ;)
>> GP2X Wiz can run Atari 2600 games via an emulator. �There's also a new
>> F200 version of this device.
> The original GP2X can as run these emulators as well. �Which reminds me,
> I was thinking of bringing mine to the event. �I need to figure out what
> state it's in...
> -bill!
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|Olive Ann Coulter, 84, of Senecaville passed away Sunday (June 15, 2014) at SEORMC.
She was born September 5, 1929 in Noble County and was the daughter of the late Norval Davis and Emma (Hutchison) Albright.
Mrs. Coulter was previously employed at the Cambridge State Hospital and Hutton Nursing Home, Salem Ohio in the Human Resources Dept. MHS Booster member from 1976-1980. She was a member of Main Ave. United Methodist Church, and a 1947 graduate of Byesville High School. Olive enjoyed cooking and cleaning and was an avid sports fan especially the Ohio State Buckeyes. She loved baking, making others happy and was an avid novel reader.
In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by three siblings, Henry Albright, Juanita LaMoncha and Edward Albright.
She is survived by her husband of sixty four years Maurice Coulter whom she married September 15, 1951; A loving mother and grandmother to: two sons, Tim (Cheryl) Coulter of Pleasant City and David (Pamela) Coulter of Springfield; one daughter Kimberly (Joseph) Mulvey of MA; seven grandchildren, Mandy (Kevin) Toomey, Joseph Mulvey, Trevor (Kristen) Mulvey, Kelli (Michael) Haney, Zachary (Jennifer) Coulter, Brantley and Emerson Coulter; four great grandchildren, Alexandra Roy, Sadie Crowell, Tucker Mulvey and Julie Mulvey; one great granddaughter Nevaeh Crowell; one brother Jerry (Sandra) Davis of Zanesville.
Calling hours will be Thursday from 5-8 p.m. at Black-Epperson Funeral Home, Byesville where services will be 1:00 p.m. Friday. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
Memorial donations may be made to Pound Partners, 62824 Bennett Ave., Cambridge, Ohio 43725
|Thursday from 5-8 p.m. at the funeral home
|1:00 p.m. Friday at the funeral home
|Greenwood Cemetery
|Black-Epperson Funeral Home - Byesville
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Thranduil is the first major Lord of the Rings costume I started (and finished). It is made up of seven parts: a tunic, a robe, pants, a dickie, a mask, a crown and gloves. The dickie doesn't show in any of the pictures, so I'll only talk about the other six.
The whole outfit was inspired by the fabric for this tunic. I don't know what it's called- it's sort of like heavy shantung, covered in a glittery floral pattern. It was fairly expensive so everything was planned around how much of this I could afford! I ended up getting two metres one day when it was on a half price sale. The tunic design was made to somewhat resemble Legolas' in the sleeves and full "skirt". In order to get the effect I wanted, I ended up doing it in several pieces: two front top, two front skirt, two side, two back, one back skirt. The front and back skirt pieces are not attached at the side; they just overlap a bit. I was disappointed to learn that this fabric looks terrible when turned under and sewn by machine, so I had to do every single edge with a hemming stitch by hand. It also frays like crazy, so I had to stitch bias tape over the raw edges around the waist and collar. And to top it all off, I couldn't find hook and eye tape anywhere when it was time to do the fastenings, so I had to sew on all the hooks and eyes by hand!
For decoration, I did a whole bunch of embroidery on the collar with metallic gold and silver thread. I followed around the floral pattern with a chain stitch, alternating colours. I also put false buttons, made of clusters of beads, down the front, one button over each hook and eye. The buttons are decorative only and don't fasten to anything. I originally had wanted to use them to fasten, but that idea didn't work out since I couldn't get a tight enough closure. Hooks are definitely the way to go for neat edges.
The robe is probably the easiest thing ever- just a few big rectangles of fabric sewn together. The main part is made of faux silk, with darker jaquard facing down the length of the front. The bottoms of the front panels are curved slightly and tacked back a few inches to allow the facing to show. The cuffs are heavy satin jaquard with a circular pattern. The cuffs are attached with a small opening for hands to fit through, but otherwise the entire side is stitched closed.
The outer cuffs are the only part of the robe with any kind of decoration. The circles have a few beads and a tiny bit of gold embroidery in the centre.
I don't have a picture of just the pants for this outfit, but if you go to the "Finrod" page you can get a good look at them. They're the pants I'm wearing in the hopper picture at the bottom of the page. They're made of faux suede, have a bit of gathering on the lower leg, and zip up the back.
The mask, crown, and gloves were added to the costume for the Gathering of the Fellowship masquerade (December 2003). The website said we were encouraged to come in character, so I decided to attend the masquerade as a character attending a masquerade. My character was Thranduil, and his masquerade costume was Smaug the Dragon.
I wanted to make the mask as light as possible, since it would be held on by ribbon and would have to stay in place for several hours. The best medium I found for the job was Crayola Model Magic, which weighs next to nothing but is shapable and dries firm. I moulded it to my face, added horns and a nose, and let it dry overnight. Unfortunately, this mask shrunk as it dried more and more over the course of a week, so I had to figure out a better method. What I did eventually is get a plain heavy plastic mask from Michael's to cover with the Model Magic. I shaped the Model Magic over the plain mask and used a hot glue gun to fix it firmly to all edges so it couldn't shrink away. I rolled out the horns and wrapped them around pencils to get a nice spiral shape, leaving the pencils in place to dry, and shaped the nose and taped it upright to a tin can so it couldn't droop while it dried. With all the leftover bits, I made smaller horns and ridges. The whole mask took two packets of Model Magic, which cost me about $5. I let it dry for a few days, then filled in all the cracks around the horns with plaster and smoothed out the surfaces. When the plaster dried, I sprayed it with varithane, painted with metallic craft paint and nail polish, and sprayed a few more coats of varithane. The one thing I was worried about was it breaking. The Model Magic is light, but not very sturdy. But my luck held out on the plane ride to Toronto and through the evening. The long spiral horns broke off when I removed the mask later (and was carelessly carrying it around by the ribbons), but at least it lasted as long as it needed to. If I make another one, I might try putting heavy wire in the middle of the spirals, and using way more varithane for protection. But for my main concern- the weight- Model Magic was perfect. The finished mask weighed about 100 grams (less than 4 ounces).
The crown was inspired by the description of Thranduil's crown of leaves in
The Hobbit
. Since the masquerade was taking place just before Christmas, I figured holly and ivy would be appropriate. All I did for the crown was bind together a few lengths of fake ivy to make a head-sized wreath, and weave in little holly leaves and berries here and there.
Finally, I made the gloves to have "dragon hands" for the masquerade. I used a pair of cheap gloves from Walmart and hot glued a long fake nail, painted silver, onto the end of each finger. For scales, I used 3/4" leaf-shaped sequins in alternating gold and bronze, hot glued onto the back of the gloves. I glued the sequins at the bottom of the leaf only, so they would be flexible and move as I moved my hands. For a quick fix, I was very happy with the way the gloves turned out.


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This Saturday February 16, 2013 at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. The theme is the "50th Anniversary of 1963". Check out their website, http://www.nnlwest.org/ . Always a great show. Who is planning on attending?
2013 NNL West
Posted 10 February 2013 - 10:05 AM
Posted 10 February 2013 - 11:07 AM
We be there...come by Table #15
Raul Perez, Bernard Kron, Steve Allemand and myself will be hanging out there
great show put on by a bunch of great guyz
Posted 10 February 2013 - 08:54 PM
I SOoo wanted to go, but I have to work :-(
Posted 11 February 2013 - 11:12 AM
I'm hopeing to make it, but I'm not completely sure I can yet.
Posted 13 February 2013 - 03:25 PM
NNL West!!!
My Favorite Show!
I'll be there, save me a table...
Posted 13 February 2013 - 06:01 PM
I'm planning a possible TRaK group Meet Up midday. We did one last year. If someone wants to arrange a similar MCM event I'd love to be part of it. It's just a chance to put a face on a name and possibly takes a group picture. We had ours last year at 1 PM and about 10 people showed up. I posted signs at various places and we met at one of the vendor's tables which was being run by a member. The MCM photo booth would be a logical place. 2 PM?
Edited by Bernard Kron, 13 February 2013 - 06:02 PM.
Posted 13 February 2013 - 08:58 PM
I will make it .This is a great show!
Posted 14 February 2013 - 06:38 AM
We're going to try and make it next year. It's a good time for trips for our schedule.
I hope there are plenty of pictures this year so i can see what i missed.
Posted 16 February 2013 - 07:13 AM
Not going to be able to make it, came down with a nasty cold.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 12:22 PM
This was my first time at this one and I had a great time. A big thanks to the organizers.
Here's a link to my Fotki album.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 12:32 PM
This was my first time at this one and I had a great time. A big thanks to the organizers.
Here's a link to my Fotki album.
Paul.......Great pictures........thanks for sharing.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 01:53 PM
I felt like I was reviewing the past year of MCM Under Glass!
Hopefully the upcoming NNL East will be the same.
Thanks for the photos, Paul.
Edited by Foxer, 17 February 2013 - 01:54 PM.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 06:45 PM
My first time attending the NNL West show and it was a blast ! All the builds at the show where awesome and I finally getting to meet John Teresi and getting to see John's builds in person where just unbelievable. So maybe next year I will have some builds done to show but it will be hard to measure up to all the outstanding builds that where there this year.
Posted 18 February 2013 - 06:21 PM
Congrat`s to Mr. Art Laski........for his wins at this years 2013 NNL WEST Santa Clara.......very well deserved
Posted 18 February 2013 - 06:22 PM
Great show put on by a great group of guys. Looking forward to next year, (February 1, 2014 — theme: 50 years of Mustang). And now a link to some more pic's from Saturday's show: http://s1132.beta.ph...y/NNL West 2013
Posted 18 February 2013 - 07:21 PM
Posted 18 February 2013 - 07:50 PM
Paul.......Great pictures........thanks for sharing.
Paul... Thanks for sharing the Great pics. It was great to meet you at the show And look forward to seeing you at the desert scale classic in April.
Posted 18 February 2013 - 09:33 PM
Hey John, thanks for the shout out! We had a great time, didn't we?
Chris, good to see you up there as well, even if it was just for a short time. What John is referring to is that I was given two Staff picks at the show, for which I was truly honored. Thanks to the whole NNL team for a great show, and congrats to the People's Choice winners.
Posted 18 February 2013 - 09:42 PM
I will make it to NNL-West someday. I was hoping to this year, but money once again had other plans for me. I always hear such good things about it. And, well, escaping New England for a long weekend in February has a lot of appeal.
Charlie Larkin
Posted 19 February 2013 - 04:35 AM
Congratulations, Art!


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A friend recently asked me to take a look at her living room and provide some guidance. Her style is very different from mine (plus she lives far away, so I haven't even seen the space), but I thought it would be fun to stretch my boundaries and see if I could come up with something. Her living room space is similar to mine, long and narrow with lots of doorways and windows to work around. It also needs to function as TV space, office, music room and general living for their family of nine (9!), ages one and up. Definitely a challenge.
I started with a sample floor plan, created in Floorplanner using their pre-set furniture options. This first option has lots of storage, both open and closed, with low cabinets under the east windows, as well as behind the second sofa, bookshelves on the north wall and shelving around the TV on the south wall. The piano is on the west wall and there's space for an office on the east wall. Two sofas and floor cushions provide seating, with an armchair in the corner for a reading nook. Using a smaller coffee table between the sofas allows for open play space as needed.
The second floor plan has a sectional instead of two sofas and creates more open space. Slightly less storage and a smaller office space, but still plenty of room to move around.
Now for the fun stuff, choosing some furnishings and colors. They definitely want a leather sofa, so I looked only at those options. I think a classic Chesterfield is a great choice for a Texas family and I put together a quick mood board using the first floor plan as a base.
Sources are below and other options for the space are found on my pinterest board. The sofas, shelves and desk are dark, so for this go round I choose a lighter paint color, rug and accessories to lighten the space. The color scheme is a gray-blue, yellow and dark brown. Some of the lighter furniture, like the desk, connect with the yellow tones in the rug. Linen pillows and drapery soften the space, while whimsical accessories create interest in the space. Mood boards are a great way to begin to think about decorating a space. They are not necessarily exact purchase maps, but allow you to keep an idea of what you like while looking out for options. The Chesterfield could certainly be purchased new, in several price ranges, but could just as easily be a Craigslist find if you keep your eyes out for one. The media center could be purchased intact or built from one of several plans, like this one, if you're handy. Knowing what desk dimensions and cabinet space you need allows you to find these items over time, creating a space that is personal rather than something that looks like it all came from one store.
So, what do you think? It was fun to think about another space and to stretch my aesthetic, although a little nerve-racking to design a space for someone else. How do you approach decorating, have you used mood boards to start?
Sofa desk rabbit pillow pouf paint shelves curtain fabric coffee table texas print spools lamp vases rug throw linen pillow
Looks like you have a second business going! I personally like the second version:)
I think I like the second one as well. Bu if it were the first — do you envision different sofas?
I think you can switch out the sofa (or sectional) to whatever style you like best/fits your budget/etc. These are about 90″ long and 38″ wide and the measurements are more of a determining factor in your space than style. We can put together another mood board with different colors as well, especially if there's a different rug you're drawn towards.
by different, I mean not matching….
Could totally work, depending on the styles.
I like the sofa style — I am just thinking if we do two sofas they might not match :)
Do you want them both leather? Or one leather, one fabric? As you know, I have several styles going on in my space, I think it works.
i would love one leather and one not leather, but realistically they both have to be leather for durability. but I think I would like two different sofas to keep it visually interesting. Going to attempt to paint next week. :)
Kathryn, I am really enjoying your blog! You have quite an eye for design :)
Have you ever checked out http://www.olioboard.com? I just learned about it the other day while watching the Nate Berkus show. It looks pretty cool, you can make mood boards and simple layouts using items from various stores, etc.
I have seen that, although I haven't played with it in a while. Will have to look at again, thanks for the reminder. And the compliment :)
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Jamie Davies and her late husband, Jack, were pioneers in the California wine industry. In 1965 they purchased and restored Schramsberg, a vineyard estate established in 1862, and they soon began producing the first American sparkling wine. When Davies thinks about comforting desserts, she remembers her childhood in Pasadena. "I was about eight when I started making upside-down cakes with my older sister, Dallas. We'd come home after school and mix up the recipe; I loved the sensual pleasure of making the batter. We'd put the cake in the oven, then go play croquet with our friends. Then we'd all come in and eat it up. We thought we had died and gone to heaven."
The easy upside-downer here has wonderful spice flavors. Using canned pineapple chunks keeps the preparation simple.
YIELD: Makes 8 to 10 servings
For topping:
Preheat oven to 350°F. Melt 1/4 cup butter in 10-inch-diameter cast-iron skillet or other heavy ovenproof skillet (preferably nonstick) over medium heat. Add 2/3 cup brown sugar and stir until mixture begins to form thick mass, about 4 minutes. Continue cooking, without stirring, until butter mixture spreads and covers bottom of skillet and bubbles appear all over surface, about 6 minutes longer. Remove skillet from heat. Arrange pineapple chunks close together in concentric circles atop sugar mixture in skillet.
For cake:
Sift first 8 ingredients into medium bowl. Using electric mixer, beat molasses, golden brown sugar, melted butter, eggs and vanilla extract in large bowl until well blended, about 2 minutes. Add half of dry ingredients, then whole milk, then remaining half of dry ingredients, beating until well blended after each addition. Beat in crystallized ginger. Spread batter evenly over pineapple in skillet.
Bake cake until tester inserted into center comes out clean, about 40 minutes. Cool cake in skillet 5 minutes. Run small knife around sides of skillet to loosen cake. Place platter over cake in skillet; invert cake onto platter. Cool cake at least 1 hour. Serve slightly warm or at room temperature with whipped cream.


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Joey Votto and Jay Bruce are both 1-for-2 with singles.
Danny Dorn is 1-for-1 with a solo HR and a walk. Dorn has now hit five homers in 31 atbats at Chattanooga to go along with his 1.110+ OPS.
Joey Votto and Jay Bruce are both 1-for-2 with singles.
Danny Dorn is 1-for-1 with a solo HR and a walk. Dorn has now hit five homers in 31 atbats at Chattanooga to go along with his 1.110+ OPS.
Jay Bruce homers. #23 on the year for Bruce. He's 2-for-3 on the night.
Bruce continues to rake...Cantu also has a double tonight....
This will not change until the Reds win the World Series.......
April 28, 2006.
Drew Stubbs is 2-2 and has scored a run.
Dayton is tied at 2.
Jay Bruce hit 11 homeruns in 268 atbats at Sarasota. He's hit 12 in 189 atbats between Chattanooga and Louisville.
Shows how insane that league actually is.
Look at what Danny Dorn and Adam Rosales have done in the power department since leaving too. The FSL kills hitters.
Sarasota is leading 5-2. Cody Strait, Chris Kroski and Tonys Gutierrez each have home runs.
Drew Anderson and Danny Dorn both have HR's for Chattanooga who is leading 5-4.
Coffey with 2 1/3 scoreless innings.
If I am reading this correctly, Drew Stubbs has now gone 23 PA without striking out. This includes his first two PA tonight.
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I am trying to render a file with cloud rendering, and keep getting the error "A problem occurred. The file could not be translated.-1". The file will render on my desktop, just not on the cloud. Other files are rendering on the cloud as well.
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Cloud Rendering, "The file could not be translated.-1"
Cloud Rendering, "The file could not be translated.-1"
EMPLOYEE0Ada Yan (Employee) November 14, 2013 02:27Hi Matthew,
What version of Revit are you using?
What's your user account?
Do you mean some files were rendered successfully on the Cloud while only one file failed? Would you mind sharing this file with us via Autodesk 360 (support.autodesk360.rendering@autodes...)?