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Photgraphing the PhotographerPosted in Mixed Nuts, Under the Sea on April 26th, 2010 by MadDog
ANZAC Day has past now, and I'm into the work week with a fury. Well, a flutter, anyway. I'm so far behind that some things are simply getting put into the If I Ever Get Around To It tray. My situation report this morning will be terse, but I do have some nice snaps for your amusement.
I'll begin by showing you my distressingly flabby triceps. As I was shooting a very nice sunset on Trevor Hattersley's Lyin' Dog, I kept noticing flashes coming from behind me. I took little notice, since everybody was ohhhing and ahhhhing at the pretty colours. I assumed it was someone who did not know enough to turn their flash off. Little did I suspect that I was the subject and the cameraman knew exactly what he was doing. Witness the work of Lt. Colonel Simon Watts:Thanks for sending that along, Simon. It will help me to get back to hitting the weights a couple of times a day.
Once in a great while, I get a shot that drops my jaw. So much is up to luck. You can do it perfectly ten times and only one will be good. A hundred times and maybe you'll say, "Oh, that's really nice." Give it a thousand times and you might get something like this:When the colours are so ethereal that it looks fake . . . no, painterly, then I feel as if I've been somehow blessed. It is, of course, a Spinecheek Anemonefish (Amphiprion biaculatus). There are presently two of them living in a Bulb Anemone (Entacmaea quadricolor) with incredible pigmentation at Planet Rock. I've been shooting this same anemone for at least fifteen years. I visit it every time I dive at Planet Rock. I've shown it to hundreds of divers. It' my anemone. I've made it the most famous Anemone in Madang, so it owes me.
Bulb Anemones, like some other anemones, can display an almost unreal range of colours as you can see from the one in this post.
This is what happens when you stack beauty on beauty. Kate and I were the only divers on Saturday, so we had Planet Rock all to ourselves. Here a lazy Blue Plastic Toy Starfish (Linckia laevigata) lounges atop an ancient coral bomie wearing a feather star for a cap while Kate provides the real eye candy:
Since I've gotten started with blue, we'll just keep that theme. Here's an unfortunately motion-blurred shot of a Pink Anemonefish (Amphiprion perideraion) in a Magnificent Anemone (Heteractis magnifica):The tentacles of this anemone were absurdly blue. I don't think that I've seen one this bright, though there are several other colours which reach this level of saturation. Witness the wonderful green-tentacled Magnificent Anemone here.
What this shot lacks in quality, it makes up for in blueness. It's a school of Fusiliers of some kind racing past me:We like to say that diving in Madang is very much the same as diving in a huge aquarium. We seldom have to deal with fussy weather or big seas. The water is not always crystalline, but the quantity and the wonderful nearness of the sea life makes up for the less than perfect visibility.
Not even Paradise is perfect. We don't care. It's close enough for us.


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Rumors are a real pain. It's one thing to start them, it's another thing to continue to perpetuate them. Over the past couple of months a few people on the popular beer websites have started putting out the idea that Side Project Brewing's initial release The Origin was "infected."
Rather than just shoot off at the mouth, Side Project owner Cory King decided to have the beer tested to verify what he thought he knew all along, that this beer wasn't infected. Cory posted on the STL Hops forums the results of that testing.
I want to first start by saying,
Most of you know me personally and know that I am usually pretty quick to post on here to clear up any confusion, answer any questions, or to stop any rumors before they grow out of control. With that said you might wonder why it has taken me a while to respond to this post…
At Side Project, I try to make sure that I am brewing the best beers that I possibly can. Not only that, I love to age the beers as long as they need, release them when they are ready to drink and to make sure that I am 100% proud and approve of what I am selling to you. A lot of you have spent many hours and your hard earned money acquiring Side Project beers, and I cannot thank you enough for your support and in return I want to always supply you with the info that you want and the quality that you expect.
The first person to send me a message about The Origin did so about a month ago, asking if it was possible that The Origin was infected. I replied that anything is possible, as it is, and that I would work to make them happy because I hadn't any hard proof whether it was or was not. I just assumed that this was an isolated incident and moved on. Until someone on BA reviewed it as infected. (actually several people gave it low ratings, but they were all on the same day, from the same state, so I assumed the same tasting group and the power of suggestion had taken over all of their palates).
This though did affect me and my heart sank. I was really worried and concerned that I had misrepresented Side Project and released something that was not of the high standards that I hold myself. Even though I don't have a lab, I trust my palate and knew that that beer coming from the barrel was 100% and ready to sell. I thought that something had happened during bottle conditioning, so I immediately started trying to figure out how to address this.
I started looking into labs and reached out to some friends at Schlafly to see if they could lend a hand. I want to thank Schlafly for offering their services to me, I cannot thank them enough for the news that they gave me today ;). I never believed that it was infected, but I needed the proof to be content.
The Origin is not infected.
Even though its not infected, it sucks that all it takes is one person to post it online and now people are questioning it. I can defend myself and my beers on here, but I cannot reply to people reviewing The Origin as infected, and all it takes is one palate to prematurely cry infection to cause a whole stir among the beer community of the other forums. The damage is done and I cannot fix that… I just wanted to let you know that I wanted to wait until I knew based on hard facts whether or not anything was going on in the beer before I replied to concerns addressed here and I hope that you understand.
So, what is going on? The Origin does taste different now then the draft version during the release. The bottle also taste different than the bottle I opened the day before the release. The Origin is a blend of 3 beers that are now over 2 years old. All of my beers are unfiltered, unpasteurized and bottle conditioned. They are living and will change with age. I released the beer ready to drink fresh and it is your choice to hold it, age it and let it change if you wish. How will it age? I have no idea. What should it taste like now? I have no idea. Am I still happy with it? ABSOLUTELY.
I had expected the blend to taste more like it does now then what it tasted like during the release, but either way, I love both how it tasted then and how it tastes now. I stressed the fact that this was a blended beer by adding the neck tag to every bottle, but I unfortunately believe that because the label says "imperial stout" that too many people are having a preconceived notion of what they want it to taste like before they taste it, and thus the age and flavors are confusing some.
Being that there are only 186 bottles, all from one barrel, all bottled within a few hours of each, all through 1 beer line and 1 beer gun, the likelihood of an isolated "infected" bottle is zero to none. This beer, as well as most of my beers, will need to be consumed with an open mind, an openness to styles and more of an approach of "do I like this, the balance and the complexities" as opposed to "does this fit a certain style"
Sorry for the very long response, but I didn't want to stop until I felt like I had adequately defended not only the integrity of Side Project, but also mine as a brewer and business owner…
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at any time at my email: email@example.com. Thank you everyone for the support that you have shown me and I hope that you have loved my beers as much as I have loved brewing and sharing them.
The problem we have here is groupthink. My guess is that you have a few people who are unfamiliar with aged beer (and the flavors associated with it) and the sherry/oxidized flavors that come from it and automatically assume that the beer is infected. This is going to remain a problem as craft beer becomes more and more popular and you then have more new people learning about beer.
The important thing is that bottle of Origin you may have in your basement is fine and feel free to drink away (or save it for a rainy day.)

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Samsung Galaxy S III vs HTC One X
The HTC One X was the first new-generation Android smartphone to come out this year. It introduced us to a new kind of Android experience – one powered by an ultra-fast quad-core processor. Moreover, it helped HTC become relevant again, after a brief period of slowdown in innovation that caused the company a few disappointing quarters. Until now, the One X was pretty much the go-to phone if a user wanted one of these new Android marvels, equipped with an extremely large screen and the latest silicon inside. With the recent introduction of the Samsung Galaxy S III, though, things are going to get much more interesting. While HTC has always been a leader in the Android sector, even its best phones have always been in the shadow of Samsung's Galaxy S series, at least in terms of popularity. Thanks to their relatively close launch timings, we now have a perfect opportunity to pit these two powerhouses against each other.
Take a deep breath, people, as what follows is the most epic Android clash for the first half of the year – the Samsung Galaxy S III is facing the HTC One X!
Samsung and HTC have always had two completely different approaches regarding the design of their handsets. While the South Koreans have never really paid attention to those expensive materials that can make your phone feel like a tank, the Taiwanese from HTC have clearly been big fans of crafting devices that look better, and last longer. Pretty much the same tendencies are found with their newest hits. On one hand, the One X is also made of plastic, but a higher quality one, giving it somewhat more refined look and premium feel. The Galaxy S III, on the other, is also using polycarbonate, but it feels no where near as high-quality as the body of the One X.
handset, is employing an HD Super AMOLED screen. In contrast, the HTC One X is sticking to good-old LCD, but in the significantly refined form of S-LCD 2. After our latest screen comparison, we concluded that the One X has the best phone display at this time, sporting very high levels of brightness, as well as saturated colors, with natural temperature. So, how does the PenTile-based HD Super AMOLED of the Galaxy S III compare to all that? Well, due to its AMOLED nature, the GS III's display is superior when it comes to color saturation and contrast. This screen can easily look spectacular and eye-catching – that's what it's best at. However, it is significantly colder than the One X. And thanks to its colors being saturated enough in order to guarantee an enjoyable picture, we'd consider the screen of the One X to be superior in terms of image quality.
As you know, both handsets sport HD resolution screens, so they both look incredibly crisp and clear. You might be wondering if the PenTile pixel arrangement of the Galaxy S III doesn't make it look a bit more pixelized. Well, there is a difference, but it is so small, that it can be easily neglected. In 99% of the time using the GS III, the effects of the PenTile matrix will not be noticed.
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1. andro. (Posts: 1999; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
This is a class of the titans. I've yet to see a galaxy s3 in the flesh so i've holded off buying a one x till i can seen them side by side.
The One X aswell as the One S are currently coming with free beats headphones and we are selling out of them weekly,it'll be interesting to see in a few weeks how the sales battles will go with the s3 out!!
87. sniper1087 (Posts: 537; Member since: 31 Dec 2011)
What? From what I heard they come with beats audio, no beats headphones, the headphones are whatever htc bundles with, o beats brand on them. Beats audio is only better if you buy the headphones which means more money to invest.
94. tedkord (Posts: 15810; Member since: 17 Jun 2009)
Beats is hype altogether, with or without the headphones.
99. Mario1017 (Posts: 336; Member since: 04 Sep 2011)
the X and S do not come with beats.....what are you talking about
117. notso (Posts: 3; Member since: 19 May 2012)
Your command of the english language underwhelms me.
2. hateftotti (Posts: 217; Member since: 03 May 2011)
Just S III and nothing else...
Wait to see WP8 version of GS III and then WP goes for Samsung too;)
11. abhishek48 (Posts: 164; Member since: 19 Feb 2012)
Yes, history repeats, gs2 outperformed sensation last year.
So if any one buys HTC one x international ,.. wil see again what they say lasy year,.. galaxy beating htc..again.
But in US version SoC are same crapdragon s4.. so difficult to choose.
25. thelegend6657 (unregistered)
Samsung Fanboy
54. SleepingOz (unregistered)
You're actually the Samsung hater. =]
108. thelegend6657 (unregistered)
Not the biggest fan .
But i dont hate Samsung
I hate their loud Fanboys always bashing Apple's tail keep saying themselve on android side but actually on Samsung side , check this article for example .
Samsung make a lot of stuff in house and supply it to other companies .
So like it or not your phone will have something samsung in it and i prefer it that way
3. mercorp (Posts: 1045; Member since: 28 Jan 2012)
No beats.clarify.
4. cellphonator (Posts: 298; Member since: 29 Oct 2011)
What? Free Beats headphones? Since when, how, who?
I bought the One S and it came with a kick in the butt instead of ANY headphone!
9. andro. (Posts: 1999; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
The availability depends on your location geographically,Initial batchs of the phones didn't have beats headsets bundled in the phones but in the last few weeks they have been. I've even seen the One V with beats headsets bundled with the now. Bare in mind they ibeats inear headsets which are bundled with the phones not over ear headsets.
5. hung2900 (Posts: 965; Member since: 02 Mar 2012)
I can predict the conclusion easily because PA marked GS3 9.3 point while One X had onlly 7.8 point.
8. hung2900 (Posts: 965; Member since: 02 Mar 2012)
I've read all of the article already. It's a good review although i think it'll be better if there is a comparison video.
24. Ray.S (Posts: 399; Member since: 19 Jul 2011)
The video will be up very soon! :P
40. Retro-touch (Posts: 293; Member since: 24 Oct 2011)
The s3 comes in 3 versions, 16GB, 32GB and 64GB with ability to expand with 64GB and also there is 50GB of dropbox for 2 years you should correct your reviews and head-to-head against the One X, it was officially announced from the beginning don't know why you keep rehashing your words without getting your facts straight as a reviewer
80. Ray.S (Posts: 399; Member since: 19 Jul 2011)
Sorry about that. It's fixed now!
47. Retro-touch (Posts: 293; Member since: 24 Oct 2011)
Don't forget the removable battery, which you neglected to mention Ray S
124. Edsaxy (Posts: 1; Member since: 24 May 2012)
If only one can understand what the designer and technologist had in mind than seriously honestly than we can give the guys the best credit of their marvels.
6. intos (Posts: 93; Member since: 06 Jan 2012)
htc is much much beautifull and its seems more expensice
27. thelegend6657 (unregistered)
64. jackhammeR (Posts: 1548; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
are you going to use it or boast about it?
that's the main question.
if the first one get S III.
137. Dark4o90 (Posts: 205; Member since: 20 Feb 2011)
htc is much much ugly and if you did't see both devices with you eyes don't say such things. one x is ugly
7. kshell1 (Posts: 1143; Member since: 05 Oct 2011)
Thank you Ray S. for a good non-biased article. It seems as of late the bias is disappearing quite a bit. Except toward HTC lol
15. wendygarett (unregistered)
Just wait and see the comparison with iphone4s, then you may have different conclusion :D
20. kshell1 (Posts: 1143; Member since: 05 Oct 2011)
Im actually starting to respect Ray actually. If he doesn't like HTC or android in general and prefers the iphone its his opinion not mine. I have mine, he has his, you have yours, and so on
22. wendygarett (unregistered)
Ya you're probably (definitely) right...
51. ZEUS.the.thunder.god (unregistered)
same here. if Ray or someone else likes iphone or any other device, then its a personal choice. all we want is an unbiased and honest opinion. again a good job done Ray.


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FIU assistant professor, and FTBG affiliate, Dr. Eric von Wettberg traveled to southeastern Turkey from May 2-11 to identify populations of wild relatives of chickpea. With the support from the Australian Grains Research and Development Corporation, von Wettberg and colleagues Dr. Jens Berger from Western Australia and Doug Cook and Varma Penmetsa from the University of California at Davis visited colleagues Abdullah Kahraman of Harran University, Canan Can of Gaziantep University, and Dean Bekir Bukun of Dichle University in southeastern Turkey. Although previously described as rare, several populations of three species related to chickpea were found within pasture areas regularly visited by local villagers. These species likely harbor adaptations that could improve the resilience of chickpea to climate change. However, although currently abundant within some habitats, they are threatened by rising temperatures and landscape changes such as intensified irrigation and commodity agriculture. von Wettberg and colleagues are working to both systematically collect these wild species to serve as a population genetic resource for breeding in the developing world, but also to build relationships that will protect these species in their native habitat.
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Andrew (wow, you have been busy!) This kind of form completion is what got me focused on XML as a tool and, over the last few months, in Xforms. Yes - this routing is possible. I prepared a sample of this for a presentation I did on XForms. It works ok - at least FormsPlayer does not choke on it - but not entirely to plan because the e-mails and archive files are dummies ...The Xforms can write an XML file to disk - and you can do most anything with that file, then, to transmit it. You can code the Xforms to be e-mailed as a submission method. I prepared a "Travel Authorization" which is completed by the "employee". Once the employee completes it, the portion he completed is marked "Read Only" and the submission is by e-mail to his supervisor. The supervisor clicks "Approve" or "Disapprove" and signs it with a password verification (no e-signature built in to Xforms, yet) which makes that person's input "Read Only" then submitted to the HR department then on to Finance. Upon final action, a copy is sent to all people who signed on the form and is stored in an archive. I have done this with the California Judicial Council's "Form Interrogatories" (written questions which ask a litigant for information in the "discovery" process). The basic file is each one of the Interrogatories with the appropriate input areas for the litigant's answers. There is a "save" button which writes the file to disk, and permits the litigant to stop and re-start the process of answering. There is a "send" button which e-mails the completed form to me. I have had two people complete their Interrogatory responses this way. So yes, it seems to me that Xforms will fulfill its task of paper form replacement. All with a text editor and a browser (with form processor plug-in until we get a browser which has it built in) - no proprietary technology requiring outlay of several hundred dollars. Ned -----Original Message----- From: email@example.com [mailto:email@example.com] Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2003 12:53 AM To: firstname.lastname@example.com; email@example.com Subject: [XForms] XForms and Routing Scenarios My question here may be partly as a result of the terminology difficulties about what is (or is not) a "form" when XForms is around. Using XForms "alone" what routing scenarios are supported? Is it possible to route an XForms "form" if there is such a thing without relying on some outside technology to do/control the routing? If the answer is "Yes" to the latter question, can anyone share with me an example (either on or off list) so I can get this clearer in my mind. The kind of scenario I have in mind is the employee applying for leave, routing a form to his/her manager who then routes the "form" to Human Resources. Which aspects of that process will XForms support? I am asking partly because I am exploring InfoPath at the moment. It seems to me that it does a number of things that XForms 1.0 won't be able to do, or won't be able to do in ways that are (presently) obvious to me. Andrew Watt ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ---------------------~--> Get A Free Psychic Reading! Your Online Answer To Life's Important Questions. http://us.click.yahoo.com/O10svD/Me7FAA/AG3JAA/9rHolB/TM ---------------------------------------------------------------------~-> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: firstname.lastname@example.com Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/Received on Tuesday, 29 April 2003 07:49:31 UTC
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More photos by the talented Shannon Sewell-it was so fun doing this photoshoot and I love these pictures!
More photos by the talented Shannon Sewell-it was so fun doing this photoshoot and I love these pictures!
Simply stunning! –all three of you!
& Your mom can totally pass as your older sister.
They are all lovely. Love your mom's black coat! Mix of black and white with color is a nice touch.
you guys all look so adorable!
The first photo is absolutely stunning! I love it!
first comment spot !
i love your sisters blue biker jacket very much .
and the gold XL cross necklace is superb . matches well with your platforms and pants :)
wow, you are all so stunning!! who makes your sisters jacket? I LOVE it and must know.
I love Carol's leopard flats, too cute!
xo chelle
wow last outfit is killer
I love these photos! You are all so beautiful!
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you are as cute as a seagull and i mean that in a very good way! :)
I love your sisters jacket!
You guys all look awesome!
Love your blog Jane, and you all look adorable.. love it :))
YES the python print jeans are back!!!!!! Welcome to the fun, little sister. :)
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YES the python print jeans are back!!!!!! Welcome to the fun, little sister. :)
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YES the python print jeans are back!!!!!! Welcome to the fun, little sister. :)
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i love your sisters blue leather jacket..ahmazing
and the one of you on the bench :)
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those pants in the last photo are soo awesome!
These are so great, Jane! Thanks for sharing!
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Beautiful Jane. The last pic is my favorite,I love the pants and shoes. <3 ava
Beautiful photos – you guys look great! The outfit in the picture with the LGB pants is phenomenal!
omg jane your family is absolutelyyyy gorgeouss!!! i am dying for your jackettt!!
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the three of you are very beautiful!
Gorgeous photos!!
You all look stunning! Love the pants in the last pic!!!
The toy store in the last post looks like a blast, I want to go!
Gorgeous photos! Love your outfit in the last picture.
wonderful photography, and what fierce pants those are, jane!!
You all look great. Your relationships remind me of my mom, sister, and myself :)
such a pretty family!!!
You all look so cute! That pants and shoes combination in the last photo is genius!
great shots! you guys are gorgeous! was the photoshoot for something specific or just for fun?
I saw you in a preview for the city. cant wait!
Your family is insanely fashionable! Carol looks really awesome – I love the jeans/dress/leopard flats look.
Your mom looks gorgeous.
you three are so alike! nice smiles!
love love love this!
eh? in the first picture your sister's smile makes her look somewhat like kate hudson! and your family is absolutely darling. yall have the cutest little dimples :)
Such gorgeous photos! Especially the candid of Carol…just beautiful…
awww these are so sweet. i think beautiful moms and sisters and daughters are one of lifes best gifts! so precious
love the last picture! adorable and fashionable family.
i love the b/w photo of you in the plaid beret and military jacket.
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these are really pretty photos ! so photogenic…
great pictures! is that your sister?
awesome !! love the pictures <3
Beautiful photos, Jane! The black and white ones are especially striking.
The sixth photo, beautiful Jane, beautiful..
You & your family are so beautiful. These are really great photos & it looks like you all had a blast!
You ladies look so great! I love Carol's blue jacket.
great family photos. They really capture happieness and ease.
your outfit is SO cute!
{uninhibited fashion}
Tell Carol that she's stunning!
Cutest family everrrrr.
it always makes me sad to see people wearing amazing heels like those. i feel like 6ft tall is just too tall for me to wear anything that will make me more of an amazon.
You three look absolutely stunning!
Carol looks gorgeous! her whole outfit is so cute, i want to see more of her!
The picture of you with the hat is really beautiful!
Prettiest family. You look all look so much alike! Love your blog!
xxx Emma
You and your daughters seem as though you really enjoy each other. That's what I love most about these pics.
P.S. Carol's entire outfit is stunning. I love her jacket and that filmy dress/top she is wearing . . . and the leopard flats really complete the look.
Jane — sorry about the previous post — thought for a moment that I was on Atlantis Home!
omg, your sister looks so great!! she's such a natural in front of the camera :)
She is simply Gorgeous. And her face is really photogenic. I am just fallen in love with her I think. Lovely looks I have ever seen..
The black & white photo of you in the beret looks like an ad campaign for Ralph Lauren.
You're adorable <3
ahhh. the python pants. i've been waiting for them to make a re-appearance. i think they're one of my favorite things that you own (shoes aside.) the ann ds make me envious beyond belief. i really need to revisit tokyo so that i can go to that store to drool.
Lovely pictures, the one with you, your sister and your mom is adorable
wow, how beautiful are these pictures? she's a great photographer, definitely. i love that last picture best :) you look so lovely
hey :-)
I coming from a little place in Norway and I just have to say, I love your blog and pictures. and I realy like the way you look! :-)
Your blog is lovely!!! I am very glad tahat i foudn virtual place like that:)
Photo Sesion is very warm & calssy :) I love your picks!
Hey Jane, you all look absolutely stunning yet very natural! I especially love Carol's outfit! The biker jacket perfectly sets off this fairy-like dress and THOSE ballerinas…WOW! I would love to know what each of u is wearing. And I wanna see more of that military blazer;-)!
Love it!
i love the cross necklace!
Such beautiful photos, Shannon really knows how to work with the light! I can't belive how alike you and Carole look both being brunette!
Pearl x
wow! so gorgeous!!
question: is your sister as interested in fashion as you and your mom are? just wondering… haha :)
lovely photos.
very cool to something different for family photos.
The shot of you on the bench looks like a magazine editorial, lovely.
beautiful!!! So nice to see your sister too. :)
all three of you look amazing. Most fashionable family I've ever seen!
in the first picture Carol looks like Kate Hudson. Beautiful pictures I must say
Great pictures. There is something so magical about photographs and a little moment captured forever.
Lovely Lovely Lovely!
The Bronze shoes are to die for!
Your mother it`s the most beautiful mother ever!
Only loses to my mother! hahaha =]
Love your blog, and your style!
What a beautiful family! :)
adoráveel, ameei!
you look so great!!
i just loved your last shoes, they r very nice!
Gorgeous! You all look absolutely amazing!
The whole family looks beautiful ! :)
Love your shoes and your sister's jacket!
last picture is amazing, those pants are awesome!
Gorgeous shots. Really well composed and beautifully lit. You all look so alike! And so beautiful.
Wow you and your sister look very much alike, tres tres adorable!
I love your blog and style all three of you look great and are very inspirational.
gorgeous photos.
I love that blouse you and carol have on. Who's it by?
You are very beautifull !!
I love your blog Jane … You are pretty
Oh, they´re lovely Jane! :)
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Lovely photos. Those gold heels are taunting me!
What a photogenic family!
I think you all look great, especially in the black and white shots. There's an amazing clarity to these photos- with an immaculate finish.
That one of your mum by the corrugated metal is amazing..
What a talented photographer. I'd be incredibly happy of these shots if they were of my family!
the photo's are so beautifull . The first one is really cute.
you guys look AMAZING and the photos are so beautiful. i adore the last snap of you
Whoua Jane the picture with your hat his fabulous, you're so pretty!!!
you guys are the cutest! i know there are tons of teenagers around the world who wish their moms had as much swag as yours. http://www.vivaswag.com
A trio of truly lovely and stunning women!
BTW, can you tell who designed your Mama's coat? I love it!
wow your sister looks so tall in the pics. You are all very pretty and look a lot alike.
i have the same exact necklace in the first picture that your wearing. i got mines at a vintage shop near my house though. where did you get yours?
how old is ur sister?
I love Carol's look and the fifth picture
beautiful family :) lovely ladies. I love your blog!
I love these pictures!
Wow, gorgeous!
I already knew that your mom and you were stunning,
but your sister is verry pretty , too!
love how you three look so natural togeether. beautifull shots!
Love the jacket your sister's wearing in the first pic…where's it from? Also love the lace tunic thing…
Great to see smiles all around!!
Also luv the cute as a seagull comment … Sweet.
BTW … Fun to see Carol.
The Tart
; *
Beautiful! Your entire family has very covetable hair :)
great photos!
lovely photos, simply stunning!
Amazing, what can I say?
Beautiful photographs!!!
Please tell me where Carol got her blue jacket.. I am in LOVE. Thank you!
Carol is so pretty!! love these series of pics..=)
You, your mom, and your sister are adorable. :) What a beautiful family you have!
You guys are such a lovely bunch. Great photography!
The colors of your mother's sweater in composition with the rusted steel is beautiful.
Hi,I totally love the style and the colors, very avant-garde.
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Who's Shannon Sewell? I love your blue biker jacket- is it leather?
What was the shoot for?
now that your hair is darker, you and your sister really look more alike now!
all so beautiful (:
Great pics!
Be sure to check out my fashion giveaway: http://www.friendinfashion.blogspot.com :)
looks like you're at the grapevine train station! that's right by my house!
and you're family is absolutely beautiful, so many people are jealous right now!
such a beautiful family portrait
hello from Hong Kong!
I really emjoy reading your blog and even wrote about you in mine! keep the gorgeous photos coming
Beautiful photos, powerful shape/fabrics of clothes for winter.
amazing photos! as every photo in your blog! I lov them!
one simple word for you Jane : AMAZING! I <3 three of you, and I heart your eyes and hair and of course your amazing shoes! :) very nice that I can drop my comment here. Have a great moments everyday dear
beautiful photos! seriously amazing! love the outfits!
Your last picture on the bench is just amazing ! the location, the light, the colors, everything is just perfect !!! And I looooove this oversized cross that reminds the color of the shoes ;)
ooh i love your pants in the last shot!
I had a tiny heart attack when i googled the blog this morning and ended up on this:
Also, oil tycoon?!
nice pictures, well it is easy with those beautiful models ;)
Your sister looks a lot like Kate Hudson in the first picture!
Beautiful pictures!
Very good!
Proper Beauties.
Best wishes,
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u n ur sis look alike!!! i love th photo of u at th bench :)
I love the toys! They really remind of these awesome object d'art Swallow based in Brooklyn. To see some items, visit http://www.petuliasfolly.blogspot.com!
I love your sister's outfit!
i really like the last pic, your outfit (the shoes!) is so pretty, and your whole attitude on this one is gorgeous!
I love the shoes in the last photo!
You all look so stunning.
Oh wow I absolutely love your sister's sky blue leather jacket!! WANT! <3
Do post more photos from the photoshoot! :)
please check my blog out.. i love yours!
your sisters stunning!!
Adorable family photoshoot!
Those pants in the last picture are amazing.
They're wonderful!
Wait…is your sister wearing the Balenciaga gray motorcycle jacket ?
love the native american wrap! just found your blog through Garace Doré. Love it! *a
A girl from Finland simply loves your style! Your my style icon! :D
All three of you girls are equally beautiful.
For some odd reason, I could not stop looking at your hair in these pics! It looks amazing. Could you please share the secret in how you got those amazing unique waves?
Aw, I love the first picture! Sometimes it's striking how much you look like your mom.
Where are your pants from??
Who are the gold platform slingbacks by? I love them!! I ordered the suede buckle boots online at UO and can't wait to get them. However, the description doesn't say what the sole is made of. I have this thing about synthetic soles on my shoes so I'm hoping they are leather too. Your styles are great and extremely affordable…Keep them coming. If I may, can you pls keep in mind 2 things when you are designing your shoes.. Be sure the inside sole has enough padding and Be sure the heel height and the vamp is "wearable"…I have a LOVE of shoes since as early as I can remember myself but as an adult (42) the worst thing is to love a shoe that you can't wear because it's so daggone uncomfortable and everytime you look at them you cringe because the last time you wore them your feet hurt for the next 5 days. The shoes always look absolutely appetizing with the subject standing still in pictures, but no one's foot was meant to be bent in half with any realistic expectation of walking for any length of time…
Oh. Sorry. One more thing…..When designing knee boots try clever but cute ways to accomodate a full (not all out big) calf…The average person's calves are not the same size as their ankles……….Sam Edelman did an over the knee boot this season with a buckle and foldover and word is Nordstrom sold out in less than a week
wonderful pictures!!
which camera do you use?
love your blog
love love everything in this damn blog! My younger sister hipped me to the site! she has exquisite taste… another site I will be obsessing over like everyday…thanks for sharing… ;0)
These photos are lovely! All three of you look stunning.
Amazing pants in the last shot.. where did you find those??
Oh my GOSH.
Your Mother is incredibly beautiful.!
You are very interesting, talented and creative.
Congratulations dear.
Kudos to you. Nice shoot from a great photographer. The colors are bright and clear. It emphasizes the beauty of the subject. You have nice camera as well. Hope to see more magnificent previews from your site.
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From the lowest of the low will arise a hero...
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"Forever Aghar".
But who is this mighty hero? Why none other than Bron, son of the leader of the gully dwarf tribe of Bulp. Befriended by Verden Leafglow, Bron must prove his mettle as the first Aghar hero when the gully dwarves are caught up in the struggles that follow the War of the Lance.
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Item title reads - The Queen Mary brings back to Britain the Blue Riband of the Atlantic.
Southampton, Hampshire.
L/S aerial shot of the "Queen Mary" sailing along. Various good shots as she steams into New York. M/S of her on the return journey, M/S as she approaches Southampton docks and people cheer from the quay. Good M/S of two tugs pulling her. M/S as the camera pans up the side. Various very good shots of the ship as she sails towards the docks. M/S of Commodore Edgar Britten, the ship's captain making a speech saying how pleased he is to have broken two time records in the transatlantic journey. C/U of him reading from the paper.
Note: there is some extra silent footage of the ship coming in to dock in 'Queen Mary Gains Blue Riband' in 36/71 on *PM0895*.
Item title reads - The Queen Mary brings back to Britain the Blue Riband of the Atlantic.
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My Pain Story
Jan 16, 2011
Ankle pain
I am a 31yr old chronic pain patient, wife, mother of two, daughter, sister, & friend. Strange thing I think is I identify as a chronic pain patient first & have been since sometime in 2000. My pain began in my lower lumbar spine from the very beginning. I started out as a patient with a Primary Care Physician with a diagnosis of degenerative disc disease, stenosis, & sciatica. I was working in a call center where I sat for 10 hours a day plus. I was in a true living hell and felt like no one understood. I felt so alone for a very long time. I was prescribed Lortab and they didn't work at all. Then I was prescribed Percocet 5mg tablets. I found only the brand name was beneficial and helped manage the pain. Percocet made life bearable but eventually my dose had to be increased to the 7.5mg tablets and then to the 10mg tablets.
Percocet worked well for me until 2003 when one night I had a flare in my lumbar spine that felt like someone hit me in the back with a sledgehammer! It was later found to have been in my facet joint. This landed me smack into the ER. They gave me Percocet tablets and later a shot with a combination of Dilaudid and some other anti-inflammatory and still I was hurting. The next day I was scheduled at an Ortho Center and met with a surgeon. He determined that I would benefit from their pain management program because I was too young for spine surgery. The next day I was introduced to the doctor that I still have today. He scheduled for a procedure to do an injection into the facet joint the next day. I was scared to death. I am scared of needles… even tiny ones. Have you seen those spinal needles? I almost fainted when I checked it out online and found out what it involved. Still scared I felt better about things because I felt most importantly my new pain management doctor addressed my pain and medication. He changed me to the Duragesic Patch 50mcg which was my first saving grace. I am allergic to the generic but I had great insurance along with a coupon for $50 off that I could print each month took care of my co-payment. Over the next period of my treatment I went through McKenzie Physical Therapy for ankle and spine. My Duragesic patches were increased to 75mcg and then to 100mcg. I was given Oxycodone 15mg and Dilaudid 8mg (6th month intervals) for breakthrough pain.
I also went through a Medical Branch Nerve Block for pain behind my shoulder blade that went down into my arm. It caused weakness and was a very sharp, shooting pain.
After the nerve block the pain behind my shoulder blade never returned. I have had numerous facet joint injections, epidural injections in lumbar & lower thoracic spine and cortisone shots (in ankle before surgery in 2008).–
In 2008 my right ankle was fused with 8 bolts, a rod in my leg and what they call a "nail" in through my heel to connect everything. It was the result of a not at fault car accident in 2006. A lady looked right at me and pulled out in front of me anyway. I was only going 35 before I started to stop and it still totaled my car and my ankle broke… snapped in ½. I had an open compound fracture causing me to walk with a permanent pain. For the first 2 years I walked on the ankle after they put it back together. It kept getting worse and worse as time passed. I ended up with a cyst in the joint, bone spurs that the ligaments and tendons rubbed against when I walked. My ligament never tightened back up correctly. One night I got up to go to the restroom and ended up in the floor. I had avoided it until it was impossible to avoid any further. I was scheduled for surgery the next week. The surgery resulted in an estimated disability rating at 35% by the surgeon one year after surgery (2009) while it was still healing. I go back in January for an evaluation for a new rating. My hardware is permanent but I am having problems with one of the screws. My pain doctor believes it is working itself out on the outside of my ankle. Again I am scared to even think for a second I might have to have surgery again. The worst pain I ever felt was when I woke up from the fusion surgery. It felt like they forgot the pain medicine… and I had on a Duragesic patch which made no dent on that pain! Now, I can walk for short periods of time and have a huge limp which has causes my back to become more painful. After my last spinal injection in 2010 I asked to have my breakthrough medicine reduced in ½ (it had been doubled after surgery in 2008) and I couldn't walk so the doctor changed it back. I was then diagnosed with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
Approx a year ago the brand name Duragesic patches which were the ones with the well of medication become no longer available… after going through withdrawals from the new type of patch I find they have changed not only how the medicine is made into the patch but also the way the patch dispenses the medication. At this point my doctor changed me to MsContin 60mg every 12hrs instead of the patch. It didn't last the entire 12 hours and seemed to wear off after 6hrs. I explained this with a pain diary and chart and he decided to change it to every 8hrs. That worked ok for me for a few months until I got a new job sitting most of the day in this horrible chair. Even after a new chair I was miserable. The next change was to the 100mg tablets, still three times a day which is every 8hrs. And for breakthrough I still take Oxycodone 15mg tablets, two tablets three times a day. Together I finally feel like a person again… I honestly find a few times in my day where I can say I do not hurt at all, ankle or back.
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, Aug 22, 2011
Hi, it's sue with the back screws.
I am so sorry you live in chronic pain and I completely understand.
I feel like a drug addict when I look in my med drawer! I have tried so many drugs too, and came off morphine in June.
But this summer I've been struggling to find a new pain med.
Just to let you know that I have gone on permanent disability. It only gives me $600. a month, but luckily my husband
is making enough for our family to live on.
The good thing about not working, is I can base my day on how I'm feeling. The negative would be missing having a social life.
I'm off to the chronic pain doc today.
Hopefully I'll find the right drug combo for a while.
Thanks for commenting on my photo, It is always good to talk to someone who understands.
, Aug 22, 2011
you two have been sooo helpful to me..I have chronic lower back pain and have been diagnosed with degenerative disk disease, bulging disk with right pain, which wakes me up in the middle of the night and during the day..went to a surgeon and he said I wasn't a candidate for back surgury...did a few rom's and sent me home...2 1/2 hour drive also...sent me back to my family doctor and I told him the loratab 7.5 was not working and that I was taking more than prescribed..he upped my pain medication to 20 mg of roxycodone twice a day...it helps me to get out of bed in the morning, but it soon wears off after a couple of hours....I am a employee at dhhr and sit for 8-10 hours a day...I endured the pain, due to it being a new job....I got hurt in 03/11 and have a appt with a IME (?) tomorrow>>>since I work for the state of wv, I am afraid he will not listen to my pain and write me off and I will be right back where I started....
Also, my family doctor is closing his practice the end of October and I don't know who I can go to or trust....he has tried his best with me, but I won't be able to see him much longer...he is trying to have brickstreet authorize me to a pain clinic....Is there any advice you can give me on my appt tomorrow and the pain clinic?
I would appreciate any help !!!!!
ps I am a 48 yr old female
, Aug 23, 2011
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Mumbai, May 3 -- Aditya Roy Kapur had two successful releases last year, Aashiqui 2 and Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani (YJHD). The films not only scored well at the box office, but also earned him a lot of appreciation.
And recently, Aditya won an award for best supporting actor for YJHD at a popular awards event. To celebrate his success differently, the actor bought a present for his mother.
"Aditya planned to gift his mom something special. He shares a great bond with her, and she plays an important role in most of his decisions, including decisions related to some of the films he signed in the past. In fact, she was the one who wanted him to take up YJHD," says a source close to Aditya, adding, "Since he wanted his victory to be special for his mother, he bought her an expensive watch from a luxury brand to thank her."
We were told that the actor took time out after the awards event at Florida to go shopping for his mom. When contacted, his spokesperson confirmed the news.


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Sunday, April 28, was the day all of our guests were to arrive at the Ananda Cottages for our yoga retreat this year (2013) in Ubud, Bali. I had spent the last week preparing brochures, pamphlets, spa treatments, gifts, and more so that everything would be ready to go for the group when they arrived. I was extremely excited to meet everyone in person after months of emails and excitement leading up to the trip.
Everyone settled into their rooms and seemed pretty exhausted after their 25-35 hour trips to get to Bali, but nonetheless they all had smiles on their faces and were obviously excited to be here for this retreat that we had all been looking forward to. Our first night we had a welcome dinner at the Ananda Cottages, and when we walked up our jaws dropped at the beauty of this buffet. There was curry, fried rice, noodles, salad, soup, desserts; everything looked incredibly delicious and so colorful! We spent the evening eating everything (which was just as delicious as it looked!) and getting to know one another. I could tell right away that our group had a wonderful energy. There were so many different personalities and energies and it all seemed to fit together like puzzle pieces.
I made a short and not very elaborate speech illustrating my experience here in Bali. I had spent almost six months in Ubud over the last two years doing my 200 hour teacher training and assisting on another. This place was my home away from home, and I had a huge passion to share it with everyone. Brooke (my assistant) and Jason (my fiancé and adventure guru) introduced themselves as well, explaining their roles and their excitement to be sharing this experience with our retreat group of 11 people. We all finished eating and went off to bed exhausted but ready for what would come tomorrow.
Monday, April 29, was the first full day of our yoga retreat. Brooke and I headed to our yoga space at the Ananda Cottages. It is the most amazing studio I have ever seen. Set amongst the rice fields, nestled away from the main property, it was the perfect size for our group and had an energy that was almost palpable as you entered. We prepared our music, props, and cushions for all the retreat members as they entered the studio and were blown away by the very same feeling we had as we entered the space.
Class started at 7:30. I led pranayama followed by a grounding asana class. We wanted people to feel connected to the Earth and get the blood flowing through their joints again after spending so many hours traveling and in the air! The practice was a little slower but steady and strong. Brooke and I moved through the room giving people adjustments, helping them to feel more grounded and comfortable in different asanas. We finished our practice with guided meditation led by Brooke, and you could feel the group falling in and becoming more connected each minute.
Each day after yoga we had a breakfast buffet waiting for us. More delicious choices of eggs, vegetarian options, toast, and best of all: the fruit! Sonia was so excited at all the tropical fruit that was available I think she stuck just to that on the first day and ate about 14 mangosteens! This was a fruit I was not familiar with. You crush it open and inside the shell are white, soft pods that are sweet and absolutely delicious! I think they have the highest antioxidant quality of all fruits but I can't promise that. We ate, and ate, and ate. Brooke ate her eggs with ketchup and a banana with jif peanut butter; as they say, "you can take the girl out of America but not the America out of the girl!" We dispersed from breakfast, many people heading up to Bliss Spa for one of their spa treatments, others just relaxing or going to the pool.
At 2 we met for our walking tour into Ubud. I had something up my sleeve and decided to take them the back way through all my favorite little restaurants in Penestanan to see where Jason, Brooke and I were staying, and to check out my favorite little pants shop called Wikan that my friend Nyoman owned. A few nights prior she had spotted me on the street and, even after not having seen me for one and a half years, called my name and ran out and gave me a big hug. Its great to feel so connected to the people here! Everyone was charmed by Yellow Flower, and when we got to Alchemy we had to all get goji energy bars and delicious green juices. I think Alchemy had never been bombarded quite like that before and it was quite a sight to see! When we got to Wikan the girls went on a shopping spree and Nyoman's eyes lit up in excitement. She gave them "good price because you Heidi's friend!"
From there we took cabs/motorbikes to the Market in Ubud, everyone was anxious to get there and we had walked quite a bit already. When we arrived we instantly got bombarded by the people selling everything you can imagine: clothes, trinkets, masks, souvenirs, oils, paintings, etc. I think we were all pretty overwhelmed after the civility of Nyoman's shop in Penestanan, but I taught the girls how to bargain and it went something like, "300?! No, no, 100! Good price for you, good price for me, you happy, me happy, we all happy!!" Haha. It was a great time. We bought some clothes, bags, sunglasses, and Brooke and I got the most delicious cucumber and lotus flower essential oils that we used in Savasana for the rest of the retreat.
We all dispersed a little from there but some of us decided to go to a little place called Bar Luna. Its tucked away in a tiny alley and has wonderful food and great cocktails! We all laughed when Sandra ordered a Lychee Breeze and it came out a quarter empty (or 3/4 full?) but thats just how they do cocktails in Bali. We relaxed and chatted, had some snacks and some drinks. It was a great way to wind down after our busy day shopping. Jason, Matt and Justin were supposed to meet us here but they got lost in translation and thought we were meeting at CASA Luna; oh well, it's Bali, and here we go with the flow!
Everyone was on their own for the rest of the night. I think some people got spa treatments, some went to the Yoga Barn, and some to dinner. Brooke, Jason and I went to Yellow Flower Cafe for dinner and reflected on the first full day of the retreat. We all agreed that we loved our group and felt more like we were hanging out with good friends in Bali than working. We left looking forward to day two, but sad that day one was already over, as we knew this week was going to fly by!


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Who better to perform and carry on the legacy of legendary musician and composer Frank Zappa than his guitar virtuoso son, Dweezil? And with "Zappa Plays Zappa," the son does just that.
The Los Angeles-born guitarist arrives here after releasing several solo records, as well as recording with his brother Amhet. Dweezil has done some TV and film acting, but his real love is guitar, and his father's music is a great platform.
Although the elder Zappa's music often had a certain playfulness, it was also highly sophisticated, complex and challenging. Dweezil takes it quite seriously, and he more than lives up to the high standard set by his dad.
8 p.m. Tuesday. $34.50-69.50. The Egg, Empire State Plaza, Albany. 473-1845. www.theegg.org.


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By NeilJ, Team Titleist Manager On December 13, 2012
Since Titleist 913 drivers first hit the worldwide professional tours back in July of this year, Team Titleist has been the place to learn all about this exciting new product introduction. We took you inside the ropes to provide an insight into the seeding and performance validation process for the 913 drivers with some of the world's best players. We were also first to explain just why the new 913 drivers have been so overwhelmingly accepted across the worldwide tours as we disclosed all the product features and benefits.
With the 913 drivers now available in the market place we are seeing more speed, more distance and more performance being delivered to golfers everywhere. We've seen it directly through fittings at our National Fitting Centres, at a short programme of select 913 fitting days and continue to hear a stream of positive feedback regarding 913 performance via both Team Titleist and our @titleisteurope Twitter account. There is no doubt that in 913 we have produced our most innovative and best performing drivers ever and it's fantastic to hear golfers reaping the rewards of this performance.
Maximising performance off the tee is vitally important; longer distance, improved dispersion and greater consistency from the tee will ultimately lead to better golf. As we move towards the new year and the start of another golf season what better way to add more performance to your game than with a fitting for a Titleist 913 driver. There are currently two 913 fitting options available:
National Fitting Centres
Titleist National Fitting Centres employ highly skilled fitters who utilise Trackman flight monitors and Titleist Pro V1 golf balls to provide a truly premium 913 fitting experience. Titleist National Fitting Centres are based at each of the following locations and appointments for can be booked via your local approved Titleist stockist.
- St Ives (Hunts) Golf Club, St Ives, Cambridgeshire, England
- Kings Acre Golf Club, Lasswade, Midlothian, Scotland
- G.U.I National Academy at Carton House, Maynooth, County Kildare, Ireland
- The Celtic Manor Resort, Newport, South Wales
Titleist Fitting Partners
Our most accessible fitting option, Titleist Fitting Partners are located both on and off-course and feature fitters trained by Titleist who utilise our latest equipment. Our Titleist Fitting Partners are fully equipped with a variety of 913 head and shaft options enabling them to provide driver fitting at their own facility.
The 913 drivers will soon be joined by the new 913 fairways and hybrids. The 913F, 913F.d Low Spin and 913H will be launched to market on February 8th 2013 and the family will be complete in early March with the addition of the 913H.d hybrid. Titleist National Fitting Centres will be offering appointments for the new 913F, 913F.d and 913H from January 14th 2013 and our Fitting Partners will be in a position to offer fits for the new fairways and hybrids from the middle of January. In addition, from the mid-February, our Tech Reps will be on the road conducting fitting days all over the UK and Ireland. Fittings for the 913H.d hybrid will be available at the Titleist National Fitting Centres and at fitting days from early March.
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December 17, 2012 at 3:43am
Hi Gerard - the fitting day programme will start again in February / March, but specific dates have not been finalised. Keep your eye on titleist.co.uk as the schedule will go up there first!
December 14, 2012 at 10:48am
Are there any Titleist fitting days in Cork,Ireland coming up in early 2013?
December 14, 2012 at 8:47am
I tried the new 913 D2 driver 10.5 loft with my pro @ Kings Lynn Golf Club we tried few shafts in the end I think he settled for RIP shaft for hope this is the right one my lowest handicap was 22


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Breakdown of the Calls from
Each Fire Station in Lehigh Acres
Breakdown of all calls between July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2014 (numbers were provided by the Lehigh Acres Fire Dept.)
Station 101 2797 = 3.83 calls per day = .16 calls per hour
Station 102 6675 = 9.14 calls per day = .38 calls per hour
Station 103 4700 = 6.44 calls per day = .27 calls per hour
Station 104 4002 = 5.48 calls per day = .23 calls per hour
Station 105 2162 = 2.96 calls per day = .12 calls per hour
Historical numbers shows that running the lower volume stations 24/7 is costing the tax payers 100's of thousands of extra dollars a year.
Cost saving solutions:
1. Browning out two stations for 12 hours per day (rotating stations on the off peak time using historical data). This will not jeopardize service, will increase morale and decrease overtime pay.
2. Changing firefighter schedules to 12 hours a day (just like the Lee County Sheriff's Office) for 3 days on and four days off – verses – 24 hours on and 48 hours off. This will not jeopardize service, will increase morale and decrease overtime pay. It does not violate Florida Statue or the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).
3. Elimination of all "Kelly days" this is a paid day off taken at a scheduled interval in addition to normal time off or vacation.
Also maintenance issues become easier to handle because you know when that station equipment is not being used.
These savings measures are 100% trackable and measureable and should not be ignored by the fire department or its board.
The next regular monthly of the Lehigh Acres Fire Control and Rescue District will be held on July 29, 2014 and will begin at 5:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at Lehigh Acres Fire Control and Rescue District, Station 104, 3102 16th St SW, Lehigh Acres, FL 33976.
Budget meeting scheduled at 4:00 p.m. the same day, same place.
Mr. Editor, I think you failed to mention how long the average call takes to complete. Ambulances spend almost an hour at each hospital to off-load patients, that doesn't include spending time on scene, and responding to calls, and transport times to the hospital. Fires take up many man hours and equipment hours as well. Each report takes about a half hour to write. All these things add up to more than just what you have dispalyed, although factual information, but stuff is left out.
you can look at it as a business, but when your in the business of saving LIVES, PROPERTY, AND ENVIRONMENT, your typical business model goes out the window. It's not like a hardware store where the nuts and bolts may not get the attention they need in a timely matter and the end result is they expire. What kind of reader numbers would your paper have if you reported the news a day or so later than everyone else because you had your computer "browned" out for a few hours a day to save man hours. In some cases, IT JUST DOESN'T WORK.


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NOTTINGHAM, N.H. – Mrs. Waverly (Mitchell) Cotton announces the engagement of Miranda Ruth Cotton to Alex Almeida. Miranda is the daughter of Waverly Cotton and the late Timothy D. Cotton, and granddaughter of Alton and Margaret Mitchell of Holden, Maine, and the late Lloyd and Corinne Cotton of Exeter, N.H. Alex is the son of Mucio and Maril?a Almeida of Belo Horizonte, Brazil. Miranda is a graduate of Newmarket (N.H.) High School, attended Valencia College and graduated from Americare School of Nursing in Orlando, Fla. She is now employed at a dental office in Connecticut. Alex graduated from the Cardiovascular Technician Program at Valencia College in Orlando, Fla., with an Associate of Science degree. He is now employed at a hospital in Connecticut. Miranda and Alex met while attending school in Florida. They are planning a June 2011 wedding.
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Just because it's legal does not make it ethical.
A state of nature is a state of chaos.
Survival of the fittest
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Consequences of actions
Lockean System
I will not do something to affect the system
#1 Lockean Ethical Agreement
Conduct - basic unit of ethical
What is conduct?
Doing or not doing something
Saying or not saying something
Only ethical if it protects the system
You have to ask yourself, Does my conduct create potential for chaos?
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FAIRBANKS - You can't typically see one of the first signs of spring in the Interior, especially if you look at the thermometer these days, but if you step outside your door at night, you just might hear it.
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The woods are alive with the hooting of great-horned owls, and to a lesser extent boreal owls, as the birds begin their annual spring mating ritual.
While the recent cold snap has kept boreal owls quiet for the most part - they typically don't do much hooting when it's colder than 20 below - great-horned owls are busy pairing up and breeding, said wildlife biologist Jack Whitman at the Alaska Department of Fish and Game in Fairbanks.
"They may start laying eggs real soon," Whitman said of great-horned owls.
Each spring, starting in mid-February, Whitman conducts hooting surveys to track the populations of both boreal and great-horned owls around Fairbanks. From what he and his band of volunteer hooter hounds have heard so far this season, the number of hooting great-horned owls is down slightly while the boreal owl crop is substantially off, though the cold weather may have something to do with that.
According to data he has collected over the past four years doing his hooting surveys, boreal owl activity drops off substantially when the temperature gets colder than 10 below.
"Cold temperatures are counterproductive to boreals," Whitman said. "They're a little wimpier than great-horned owls."
"I'm really suspecting when this cold snap breaks that the boreals will be fairly noisy," he said.
Great-horned owls begin hooting in late January or early February and continue through March, said Whitman. Unlike most owl species, both males and females hoot, both for mating purposes and to define their territories. Their deep, distinctive hoots can be heard for more than a mile on a quiet night.
Male boreal owls - females don't hoot - usually begin calling in late February or early March. Their hoots are strictly for mating purposes.
Susan Sharbaugh at the Alaska Bird Observatory confirmed Whitman's assessment that great-horned owls have been more active than boreals.
"We have a great-horned owl that's been hooting behind here for a month now," said Sharbaugh by phone from the ABO's office at Wedgewood Resort on the edge of Creamer's Field.
But Sharbaugh has yet to hear the softer, quicker call of male boreal owls.
"I've heard people saying they're hearing boreal owls so they're starting up, but I haven't heard one yet," she said.
The best time to listen for owls is about two hours after sunset and two hours before sunrise, Whitman said. Find a quiet spot in the woods away from traffic and sit and listen or take a walk in the woods and see what you hear.
"Of all the things I looked at, time of night and temperature were the two biggest variables" in hooting frequency, Whitman said. "They don't really get going until two hours after sunset. Then they kind of drop off in the middle of the night and pick it up again before first light in the morning."
Chances are if you've heard great-horned owls around your house or in a specific area in past years, you will hear them again this year. Great-horned owls typically mate for life and are faithful to the same nesting area, said Whitman.
"Horned owls often use the same nest year after year," he said. "They have pretty high site fidelity."
Boreal owls, on the other talon, move around from year to year and find new mates each spring, Whitman said.
There's a good chance there won't be as many nesting boreal owls this year, Whitman said. The microtine population crashed last summer and that's the main food supply for boreal owls. With less food available, Whitman expects fewer females to be looking for mates because they are not in good enough shape to raise a brood of owlettes.
"There was almost no food last year," Whitman said. "I'm guessing we won't see nearly the number of active, reproducing females we saw last year."
The last time there was a bad vole year, in 2003, male boreal owls didn't start calling in earnest until April and most didn't find mates, said Whitman. The woods were filled with the desperate hoots of male boreal owls.
"The males get kind of frantic at the end," he said. "The females are there but they're not in good enough shape to breed. They're not interested."
Unlike boreal owls, great-horned owls don't rely on the vole population for food as they do snowshoe hares and grouse, Whitman said. With the hare population still on the rise and plenty of grouse around, Whitman expects great-horned owls to fare well this spring.
There have been few reports of anyone hearing and seeing great gray owls this spring, Whitman said.
"In talking with trappers on the south side of the (Tanana) river where they've been seeing lots and lots of grays the past few years, they're not seeing them this year," Whitman said. "I suspect they wintered someplace where there was a better food supply."
The hooting of owls isn't the only bird sound that signals the onset of warmer weather and more daylight. The drumming of woodpeckers on dead trees can also be heard these days, Sharbaugh said.
"I've been hearing hairy woodpeckers drum, too," she said. "That's more a sign of spring to me than owls hooting.
"Hearing the boreals and hearing the woodpeckers drumming, you know the end is in sight," Sharbaugh said.
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Preface by John R. Stilgoe
Thoreau's 7,000-page Journal was, in every possible sense, his life's work: the daily practice that accompanied his daily walks, the source from which he drew his books and essays, and perhaps the most searching investigation ever made into the everyday environment, seasonal changes, and the ecology or interrelations among different facets of nature and the moods and mind of the observer. It is a treasure trove of some of the finest prose in the English language.
There are other available editions with selections from the Journal, but none capacious enough to be a true one-volume abridgment of the whole.
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"At times he seems to reach beyond our human powers in what he perceives upon the horizon of humanity.... Thoreau defined his own position to the world not only with unflinching honesty, but with a glow of rapture at his heart.... [All his books] are packed with subtle, conflicting, and very fruitful discoveries [and with the Journal] we have a chance of getting to know Thoreau as few people are known, even by their friends." —Virginia Woolf
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The beautiful art above this bed was originally a collage made by Jennifer of Swallowfield. What you see here is actually a super size vinyl cling made by Wallhogs.
Wallhogs will take any digital art and make it into a vinyl cling. They also make glossy posters and canvas prints, but we like the fact that the vinyl is reusable and not very expensive for such a large piece of art.
Now we're just thinking about all of the possibilities!
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Come join Prince Gryffith and Princess Aikaterine celebrate with us the return of John Barleycorn to his ancestral home in the northern forests of the Crown Province of Østgarðr . The site has been made pristine and boasts the addition of awesome Yurts for your overnight stay.
At this year's festival of Barleycorn, the Canton of Northpass will host the Provincial martial championships in all disciplines: rattan and rapier, archery and thrown weapons. We also will be holding their Highnesses Order Meetings... Our regularly scheduled brewing competition will be held... There will be Dance... and of course, Sir Edward's Challenge - it wouldn't be a Barleycorn without it. This will be a weekend to remember!
Please join us for a day of fighting, feasting and fun.
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- Take exit 6A for NY-22 toward NY-138/Goldens Bridge 0.3 mi
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From the Guidebook Introduction
Welcome to the Rilao Advanced Research Center (RARC). Using our newly-developed Rilao Remote Viewing Protocol (RRVP), your team will psychomediate visits to Rilaoan locales in at least 5 different time periods over a 150 year time span. Your objective is to return from those visits with descriptions and illustrations of the things, people, and practices you observe. In Phase I of the Protocol ("the call"), you will produce brief descriptions of things, people, and practices; in Phase II of the Protocol ("the response"), you will expand on descriptions created by other teams, illustrating them with images, stories, and other kinds of media. You will then upload this material to a website, from which a book will be produced for publication and international release.
As with so much of Rilaoan technology, your intuition is critical to the functioning of the RRVP. The RRVP is a guide. It will lead your imagination to places and times you have never visited before. As someone who has only recently learned of Rilao's existence, your imagination is uniquely positioned to access details about Rilaoan culture without the kinds of interference from expectation and prior knowledge suffered by native Rilaoans. We are entrusting you to help us gain insight into our world.
Process Design: Jeff Watson
Creative Direction: Alex McDowell and Jeff Watson
Text: Lauren Fenton and Jeff Watson
Graphic Design & Layout: Bryan Zhang, Eric Marshall, and Jeff Watson
Website: Cornelius Bergen
Concept Development: Stuart Candy and Jeff Watson
Special Thanks: Trevor Barber, Juan Diaz, Esteban Fajardo, Casey Fenton, Karl Menjivar-Baumann, Ossie Parker, Isabella Schloss, Emily Wanserski, 5D Institute, everyone in Alex McDowell's USC Worldbuilding class, and all the fantastic facilitators, volunteers, and participants at Science of Fiction and Berlinale Talent Campus
Works created during the 2014 Science of Fiction experience are published at http://rrvp.rilao.net.
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IAB's CEO, Alice Manners appearing on Sky News' Tech Report.
Published on Monday, 26 August 2013 in the categories IAB in the News, Latest News
CEO, Alice Manners on Sky News' Tech Report.
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