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So Here's My Question?!
Hi Y'all!!!
I hope your day has been AMAZING!!!! Mine has been great. But I really want to be back here
running on the beach in nice 80 degree temps. 🙂 No I'm just joking. I mean I would but I'm enjoying today too. 🙂
Anyhow I received sooo many emails about my last post that I have decided to fill you in on some of my conversations with friends.
Many said they are doing everything they can to shed some unwanted pounds and they still aren't changing or if they are it's slow. I know you are thinking what does this have to do with what time you should quit eating at night. Well… nothing lol but it was a chance for people to just ask questions.
So here's my question….
Are You Down & Out? Do you find that you are exercising and exercising and nothing is happening.?
If your answer is yes, let's change it. How you ask? Well Let's see…
I know many of you write down what you eat but are you writing down the crust you ate off of your child's lunch you made? lol Are you writing down the things you have drank? Remember everything has calories. Except water 🙂 Are you remembering to put down the little bites of dinner you ate when you say "I'm just tasting it!"
Have you really worked harder on your cardio? Are you actually working out 4-5 times a week?
Ok Ok I know these are some hard to swallow questions and the good thing is you don't have to answer them out loud. Just try to be as honest as you can with yourself.
Sometimes when we make up our minds to do something we are taken to the wilderness to be tempted. 🙂 I know it's unfair but you can no longer eat the crust off your kids lunch. You can no longer take a heaping "taste" from you hubby's dinner. Remember everything has calories and every bite counts.
One friend said she never realized she did that and it added 400 calories to her day. WOW … That's a meal.
Also try writing down the days you work out or highlighting the days on your calender. Sometimes our mind plays tricks and you think you went to workout 4-5 times that week but you actually hit snooze instead. I do it too, but seeing it written out keeps us honest. Leaving you to 3 days of working out not 4 or 5.
Also when you do make it to workout try walking/jogging two steps faster. Try working a little bit harder at boot camp . If you do a sweat session add heavier weight or try to do the harder version of things.
These are all just some quick ideas to help you stay focused on reaching your goal!!! Remember choose your HARD!! I hope these tips help keep you focused. Let me know if you have any other questions. I love hearing from you!! 🙂
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Have a great day and remember to SWEAT!!!!! 🙂
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Technicolor's Qeo solution is taking on Google and Apple
Source: The following is an interview between Techradar and Benoit Joly, SVP Smart Home at media and entertainment firm Technicolor, on the implications around the 'connected car', what Google and Apple are doing in this area and Technicolor's own open source solution.
In 2014, the 'internet of things' (IoT) phenomenon is surely but surely familiarising people with the concept of connecting up everyday objects to the internet - and cars are no exception. Whether it's hooking up your beloved hatchback to the internet or zipping through the streets in a driverless two-door, the automotive industry is speeding toward technological advancement.
TechRadar Pro: Apple and Google have both announced connected car initiatives, why has this been so long coming?
Benoit Joly: Unlike the connected home or consumer electronics industry, the car industry is something that device manufacturers have to learn more about, not being their core business. As with any other industry it has its own rules; regulatory laws are sometimes country specific, and the car is a complex object where security is obviously key. Drivers must not be distracted by a screen, by solving bugs or by having to manage software upgrades. Security must be watertight to ensure the software cannot be hacked or taken control of, etc. As we are dealing with people's physical security, you'd better make no mistakes. Investigating all of this takes time, new development teams, new experts, new organisations. It goes without saying that car manufacturers have been reluctant to be dispossessed of their strategy, they want to keep control of their brand, their user experience. Therefore the first development cycles took some time; what you are seeing now is the result of four years of work or more. And if you think back four years in time, that is when the first iPad was introduced. People had been used to smartphones and apps, they were now about to learn new use cases for the tablet and the industry had a lot of work to do to populate a meaningful ecosystem around the device. Now we see the rise of the internet of things and the incredible development of smart homes. The public is ready to adopt the use of apps for the home itself with new scenarios and usages. And finally the car is just one more connected device, more complex for sure, with the connected cities as the next step. Now is the right time for smart homes and, by extension, for the connected cars.
TRP: With all these competing systems in the market, are we on the verge of another format war?
BJ: Of course all big names in the industry want to take control of the car's OS in order to extend their ecosystem of apps and services. Google just announced the creation of the Open Automotive Alliance around Android and Apple already launched its iOS in the car strategy. Alliances have also been formed. The GENEVI for instance coordinates suppliers, software and hardware makers with car manufacturers in order to homogenise the requirements needed to bring in-vehicle connectivity and entertainment. But we think the real challenge lies in how the car connects to other devices, other apps, data or cloud services, and how far it can use that information to introduce new services. In fact, beyond the battle for the OS, it's about how the car becomes a part of the connected home, how cars can exchange information with each other and how all of this coordinates with the different elements of a connected city. For this to succeed in the long-term we need a global cross-ecosystem solution that enables full interoperability.
TRP: What does Technicolor's solution offer that its competitors' does not?
BJ: What we propose is a universal, open source solution named Qeo that comes in addition to the software embedded in the car.
Qeo is a communication framework which allows devices and apps of all brands and all ecosystems to "talk to one another" in order to invent new use cases without worrying about the technologies, formats, standards or OS used. Qeo connects the car to other cars, other devices, apps, cloud services and to the user's home. Our solution has been recently chosen by PSA Peugeot Citroen. As the world leader in Connected Home solutions, working with major operators across the world Technicolor has acquired a strong expertise in designing products, services and apps for heterogeneous ecosystems. The breadth of our customer base means taking into account a huge number of different technologies, standards and requirements. Qeo has been created to facilitate this integration work and to enable interoperability between connected devices. That's why we can today offer smart home solutions never seen before. We work closely with NSPs and car manufacturers to design complex yet seamless interactions between connected devices and cars in and out of the home. In fact we have integrated the car among the other connected devices of the home ecosystem. For instance, say someone is ringing at your door; you can answer from your car. Or you want to launch a recording on your set top box; you can do it from the car as well. With Qeo, connected devices publish their information, status, requests… and other devices using Qeo can subscribe to this information to perform advanced tasks. Here's another scenario; when you approach your home, your car will let your connected thermostat know so it and set up the right temperature for your arrival. You can also be notified in your car when your children are home, or your passengers can simply enjoy content streamed from your STB hard drive on their tablet during a journey. There are so many connected devices for smart homes, all don't necessarily use an iOS or Android system. Qeo breaks the silos here and enables us to invent new sets of applications in partnership with both cars manufacturers and NSPs, transforming their business, adding more value to their offers and reinforcing consumers' loyalty to their brands.
TRP: How important do you think discovery will be in persuading consumers to adopt the technology?
BJ: Today, devices operate on a wide variety of competitive technologies and belong to different ecosystems: Apple, Android, Windows and other proprietary solutions, which makes the user experience fragmented. Essentially, the Internet of Things as it stands today is more an incredible number of devices connected to the internet - rather than a world of interconnected devices able to interact with each other, irrespective of their manufacturer, to create a smarter experience. Qeo, as a universal and open source communication framework, is made for total interoperability between devices and applications. This means it does not rely on a particular Service Discovery Protocol. Developers can build distributed applications without having to worry about the diversity of languages, OS, or environments; they just focus on the application logic. Devices can use Bluetooth, Zigbee, Zwave, DLNA, Wi-Fi… or any other technology. That's the beauty of the solution: consumers don't need to be experts and they don't have to wonder about compatibility when they buy a new device. Based on a "publish/subscribe" architecture, the Qeo APIs and Libraries we have created are amongst the most powerful and the simplest network APIs for developers. With Qeo, devices can exchange usage data, information and status in simple ways to provide better and more seamless usage scenarios for their owners. Devices are also immediately recognised within the home network and configured through easy set-up procedures. Qeo provides insights - from multiple home networks down to individual customers, devices or applications - enabling many different types of personalisation.
TRP: What time frame do you envisage for the connected car market to go from niche concern to a mainstream proposition?
BJ: There will be huge efforts in the next two years to launch several models of connected cars. LTE has already started to be implemented in some cars and connected services will appear step by step. Some manufacturers will want to accelerate the process by adopting Android or iOS solutions. It will all depend on how far car manufacturers will want to control the driver experience, their brand and the link with their customers and their own services. It's quite similar to the Network Services Providers in fact with their TV services. So far, many operators are still reluctant to embed Android into their STB because they want to keep control on their user experience, the data generated and how to use them. Taking this as a model, many car manufacturers will want to think twice about this as well. While it's easy to offer standalone services via LTE, it's more difficult to create a full comprehensive set of services leveraging a car brand to stand out from competition. It is our goal with Qeo to help car manufacturers to do this by enabling interconnectivity between connected devices, connected homes and car. We are confident this is the best way to accelerate innovation and new types of services.


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Cost-reducing measures could make Microsoft's next console its first to be profitable at launch.
Consoles aren't usually profitable at launch. To keep new systems affordable and grow a user base, publishers are usually willing to take the financial hit early in a new generation, hoping it will make up the loss with software, accessories, and services. This is true of the original Xbox and Xbox 360, neither of which were profitable at launch. Microsoft, however, believes it can break this trend with the Xbox One. According to Chief Marketing Officer Yusuf Mehdi, the Xbox One is poised to at least break even, and might even have a small profit margin.
The comments were made at the Citi Global Technology Conference earlier this week, where Mehdi explained that cost-reducing measures on the Xbox 360 made after launch can now be used in Xbox One's production. "...We're looking to be break even or low margin at worst, and then make money selling additional games, the Xbox Live service, and other capabilities on top," he said about the Xbox One.
It even sounds like an Xbox One price drop could already be in the cards... eventually. "And as we can cost-reduce our box as we've done with 360, we'll do that to continue to price reduce and get even more competitive with our offering."
Meanwhile, the aging Xbox 360 is now "incredibly profitable." As Mehdi said, "You've seen us over the years constantly be focused on profitability and improving year over year," and now the Xbox 360 is paying off "in the tail" of its lifetime.
Making a console profitable at launch is no small feat, though it's worth noting that the Xbox One is launching at a whopping $500 in the United States--a full hundred dollars more than the PlayStation 4, its direct competitor, and twice the price of the Wii U. Microsoft may see its first launch profit if the system sells well, but whether or not customers are willing to accept that price tag remains to be seen.
Source: GamesIndustry via Polygon


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By way of background, this is the 3rd cruise my wife and I have been on and second with my 11 year old son (my wife and I took a short Carnival cruise nearly 15 years ago, and our family sailed on RC's Enchantment of the Seas this ... Read More
By way of background, this is the 3rd cruise my wife and I have been on and second with my 11 year old son (my wife and I took a short Carnival cruise nearly 15 years ago, and our family sailed on RC's Enchantment of the Seas this past summer). We had a good time on this cruise, but have come to the conclusion that the extra money you pay for the Disney name probably isn't worth it for us. Cruise was a 5 night Mexican Riviera cruise with stops in Cabo and Ensenada. I should probably also mention that as Southern California residents we've grown up with Disneyland and have made a few trips to Disneyworld, which we love. I wouldn't say we're Disney fanatics, but Disneyworld is definitely our favorite vacation spot. Ship: We liked the layout of the ship, particularly the fact that it was a manageable size. It rarely felt overly crowded. A few parts of the ship (like the main theater) look a little dated, but the renovated areas like the kids' clubs and adult clubs (the pub, the Azure theater) look good as new. I liked the decor of the lounge areas, particularly the Crown and Fin pub. Dining: Eating in 3 different dining rooms was cool. The changes of scenery were nice. The food was underwhelming. A few dishes were really good (like the sea bass at Tiana's), but in general the dishes weren't as good as they looked in the menu descriptions. Service was fine, not exceptional. One thing that would frustrate me was their insistence that the main server present you with the dishes, which often meant food would be brought to the service station and sit there getting colder while the main server was attending to another table. This would happen despite the fact that the head waiter or assistant server were available to serve the food. I was tempted at times to just go and get my own food from the station while it was still warm. Cabanas buffet had decent options and we didn't have too much trouble getting a table. I was more impressed by the service in some of the lounges, where the servers quickly learned what you liked to drink even if you weren't a very regular customer. We ate brunch at Palo, and while the food was very good the service was surprisingly slow. Maybe it was just our server. If I sailed with Disney again I would probably dine there again. Entertainment: We went to most of the major shows. "Frozen" is an excellent show. Matt Baker (juggler/stunt performer/comedian) was great in both his family and "adult" shows. Golden Mickeys had a weak story line and some odd song choices (being on this cruise would make you think "Princess and the Frog" was the most successful film in Disney history. I've never seen it.) We walked out of the magician's show, we just weren't into it. We missed the Enchanted, um, whatever it was. But we heard it was pretty similar to the Golden Mickeys so I don't think we missed out. Trivia and the game shows were definitely highlights. The cruise activities staff were funny and entertaining throughout, and the games were fun. Kids Stuff: Our son spent a fair amount of time at the Edge, and I think he enjoyed it? It was hard to tell. He had no complaints about it, and said he enjoyed the activities. But often when given the choice between doing something at Edge or playing an "adult" trivia game with us (note- they don't seem to enforce the "adult" part at all during the day) he would usually choose to stay with us. He said he liked the counselors. Maybe it's just part of being 11, but it was hard to get much information out of him about the kids' club. He was technically also allowed to go to the Oceaneer Lab, but only went once (he liked the activity, which was science-based). He liked the water slide. Spa/Fitness Center: This was the first time I tried going to a fitness center on a ship. It seemed a bit small (maybe they all are?) but pretty well equipped. My wife and I got a couple's massage at the spa which was nice. The only weird thing was that at one point we tried to go into the massage room from our verandah and found we had been locked outside with no way to communicate with the staff. Good thing neither of us had fallen overboard... I also got the Rain Room pass which had some nice amenities but seemed a bit expensive for what it was. Excursions: We didn't go through the cruise line for either of our excursions. In Cabo we took a snorkeling trip on the Buccaneer Queen, which was cool. It got a little racy at the end when they started pouring shots into people, but for the most part it was a fun trip and the emcee/snorkeling leader was cool. The port at Cabo was fun to walk around once you got past the 5 million people offering you a tour or water taxi. In Ensenada we took a taxi out to Las Canadas Campamento for ziplining and ATV riding, which was my son's favorite part of the whole trip. We practically had the place to ourselves. The zipline/rope bridge course was a blast, and the guides (who were fully bilingual) were nice, very focused on safety and took tons of great pictures with my phone while my son and I did the course. I highly recommend it. Cabin: See review below. All things considered we had a good time, but we came to the conclusion that for our particular family we probably won't sail with Disney in the future. If the cruises were similarly priced then sure, we would do Disney again. But for our family it doesn't make sense to pay a premium for the Disney aspect of the cruise. We don't take pictures with the princesses (which seemed to be happening all hours of the day). If my son was younger then we'd probably consider it, because the atmosphere on the ship is a bit more family-friendly and there are a lot of kid activities. (The flip side of that is that there are a LOT more kids- they are EVERYWHERE on that ship.) But now that my son is more interested in trivia games then taking his picture with Mickey I'd rather save some money and sail with a less expensive line (hopefully with better food) going forward. Read Less


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LOS ANGELES (AP) – Los Angeles police say a man arrested last week for allegedly killing an elderly woman in 1975 will be tried as an adult, despite being 16 at the time of her death.
Dennis Vasquez, 50, has been charged with murder with special circumstances for rape and robbery in the killing of 80-year-old Alice Lewis. Because he was a juvenile at the time, Vasquez will not face the death penalty.
He appeared in juvenile court Friday, but Deputy police Chief Charlie Beck says the case has been transferred to adult court.
Cold-case detectives arrested Vasquez on Sept. 8 after a DNA sample taken from him following an unrelated crime in April matched evidence left on Lewis' body.
Vasquez was being held Monday without bail.
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The picturesque seaside town of Exmouth is the ideal location for our proposed range of age-exclusive apartments, where every detail is designed to provide you with a safe, comfortable and worry-free retirement.
McCarthy & Stone are preparing to bring one of their award-winning developments to Devon's stunning East Coast. A range of beautiful apartments set in their own manicured landscaped gardens, featuring an extensive range of on-site features to make your life easy. Every apartment is built to be spacious, bright and airy, with tasteful modern d??cor and a full range of high-end appliances and security features included. You'll be free to enjoy your very own balcony or private patio, and every concern is taken care of by our friendly and experienced estate managers who are always happy to help.
Meeting up with your friends and neighbours will be a pleasure in the comfortable residents' lounge, and when the family come to visit, there's even a specially provided on-site guest suite where they can stay in comfort.
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From May to June Exmouth puts on its own free festival, celebrating food, music, art and theatre. While seafood lovers mustn't miss September's Exmouth Mussel Festival, which celebrates with sumptuous local mussels, seafood and fine wines. Exmouth Railway Station provides regular services to the Beautiful cathedral city of Exeter which takes under half an hour, and the surrounding area is well-served by excellent public transport links.
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Before me, a swallow dives across a field of wheat turned brilliant gold by the morning sun. The bird looks like a Tree Swallow, but not quite. Tickled by a breeze, the wheat appears to wave to more distant pastures that roll up to a line of blue hills.
In 1862, Confederate soldiers marched over those hills to this place, that looked much as it does now, and confronted the Union Army. For twelve hours, bullets and canon balls hailed upon the landscape, leaving an estimated 23,000 soldiers dead, wounded or missing.
Today, at Antietam battlefield, there was again a death toll – of insects snatched from the air by a squadron of swallows and attacked on the ground by an army of bluebirds, starlings, meadowlarks and sparrows. To the casual eye, however, the landscape was an archetype of peace and tranquility.
At each of my visits, I have seen several Tree Swallows, typically entering and leaving nest boxes that line the park's roads. Today, for the first time, I saw Barn Swallows, too. Four sitting on a fence allowed me to get close enough for photos.
Like the male Tree Swallow, the male Barn Swallow has a blue cape and metallic blue cap. Its underside is not white, however, but a golden color that turns to rust at the throat.
Both swallows swoop low over grassy fields to capture flying insects in the air. But the Barn Swallow doesn't share the Tree Swallow's fondness for nest boxes. Instead, it builds small mud nests attached to buildings. As its name indicates, it likes to nest at barns, but it also nests at bridges, sheds and other structures.
Another bird associated with farms is the Brown-headed Cowbird. Once, it followed bison herds in order to feed on insects and seeds stirred up by pounding hooves; but now the bird follows cows across farms and rangeland. At Antietam, I have seen cowbirds foraging in grass beside the roadways where cars perform a function similar to bison, churning up dust, loose seeds and insects as they pass.
Unfortunately, the cowbird is a "brood parasite," laying its eggs in the nests of other species. It may also remove one of the original eggs. This habit is believed partly responsible for decreases in the numbers of many songbirds.
The male Brown-headed Cowbird is a shiny black with, as its name suggests, a rusty brown head. The female cowbird is a muted brown all over.
Most often, I see Chipping Sparrows foraging in the grass, but one provided a photo opportunity by perching on a fence. The morning light nicely highlighted the layered look of this sparrow's head: rust colored feathers at the very top, a white stripe beneath that, a black line from its bill past its eye, and shades of gray beneath that. Those are its summer colors. In winter, it dresses in subdued versions of the same colors. It prefers areas with a mix of trees and grass, such as one finds in some parts of the battlefield.
A male American Goldfinch sang heartily from a fence rail, perhaps still looking for that special someone. At this time of year, goldfinches are just beginning their nesting season. More often, I catch only a glimpse of these tiny birds as they shoot across the landscape like golden meteors.
Too soon, it's time to leave. Enticing me with fleeting glimpses of their fascinating habits and remarkable beauty, the birds of Antietam ensure I will return.


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Gadi Singer gave this talk at the Intel HPC Developer Conference in Denver. "Technology visionaries architecting the future of high-performance computing and artificial intelligence (AI) will share the key challenges as well as Intel's direction. The talk will cover the adaptation of AI into HPC workflows, along their perspective architectural developments, upcoming transitions and range of solutions, technology opportunities, and the driving forces behind them."
The AI Future is Closer than it Seems
Intel and the Coming AI Revolution
In this video from the Intel HPC Developer Conference, Gadi Singer from Intel describes how the company is moving forward with Artificial Intelligence. "We are deeply committed to unlocking the promise of AI: conducting research on neuromorphic computing, exploring new architectures and learning paradigms."
Intel's Diane Bryant on How AI Will Change Lives
"Artificial Intelligence will deliver the next wave of societal transformation on parallel with the industrial, technical and internet revolutions that preceded it. As our AI-fueled future evolves, we have a tremendous opportunity to address opportunities from scare resource utilization and scientific exploration to inclusion and human rights expansion. Intel Executive VP Diane Bryant will share Intel's vision for unleashing AI as well as a perspective on how to accelerate the delivery of #AIforgood."


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For Openers: Get A Move On
One of the major complaints today seems to be that we are always on the go. We act to save time; and with the time saved we race to try to do more, trying to be everywhere at once. Often, we fail.
Science tells us that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. So when we spring into action, we may fall apart. Hmmm.
Isn't it nice to start the day with a spring in your step? Even though you may not be a spring chicken, you can experience spring fever, feel the joys of spring. You look for positive things to happen; you do know that hope springs eternal!
Is someone you know having a special birthday? What better excuse to spring the surprise of a party! No, of course you will not want to spring for the whole thing yourself; by all means, as you spring into action, enlist the help of others. Spring to the defense of the honoree by reminding participants that the party will help you all spring back to life. By the way, in choosing decorations, be careful about the type of balloon chosen; many kinds are susceptible to springing a leak.
If you do not plan any event carefully — if you fall down on the job — you may get the label of being a fall guy and always getting the blame.
Are you gullible? Do you hear a plan and fall for it hook, line and sinker? Perhaps you easily fall under the spell of a fast talker; if so, you will have to let the chips fall where they may.
In any bureaucracy, you may discover those who fall asleep at the switch and, as a result, many who could be helped tend to fall through the cracks. Those in charge have fallen down on the job!
If you take on the task of spring cleaning, start with those items that have fallen into disuse. Do not, however, let this task fall by the wayside or you may have to spring for a new abode.
I could now tell you to winter through your troubles, but that is a more seasoned observation than I intended here.
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Daily Archives: April 11, 2016
| Mocking greetings
Yesterday Ukrainian prime minister Yatsenyuk announced his resignation. The same day he spoke to the US vice president Joe Biden, as the US embassy to Ukraine has informed. First of all Biden thanked Prime Minister Yatsenyuk for his partnership to the USA. We can understand it well, if we remember Yatsenyuk was one of the leaders of US backed coup in Ukraine. But the next Biden's passages could not be interpreted in other way as mocking. The US vice president "congratulated the government of Ukraine on its accomplishments over the past two years" and numbered some of them: 1) "economic reforms", 2) "the signature of the European Union association agreement", 3) "and the work it has done to increase energy independence".
What does it mean? 1) As a result of so called economic reforms Ukrainian population felt in awful poverty. Ukraine has become the poorest country in Europe. Even Albania and Moldova have higher level of incomes per person. 2) "The signature of the European Union association agreement" was paid with a bloody civil war but nevertheless it remains some kind of mirage. The referendum recently hold in the Netherlands has blocked its implementation. 3) "The work it has done to increase energy independence" sounds like absurd sentence. Ukraine refused to buy Russian gas directly and now it buys it in Europe. Russia transits its gas westward and Ukraine buys it in the EU. Ukrainian government looses a lot of money on this schema, but its energy independence has not grown up.
After Biden numbered these "accomplishments", "the leaders agreed these changes must be irreversible".
Then two leaders "also agreed on the importance of assembling a new cabinet committed to implementing needed reforms, in particular those recommended by the International Monetary Fund and European Union". Just those reforms resulted in catastrophic poverty!
At the end Biden commended Yatsenyuk's further intention "to ensure the stability, prosperity, and territorial integrity of Ukraine". What has Biden welcomed indeed? Yatsenyuk was one of political leaders who destroyed political stability in Ukraine by leading Maidan coup. The territorial integrity of Ukraine was broken out just under his leadership. He supported extremist political course and pushed millions of Ukrainians to side with Russia against his government. As for prosperity we have wrote before: it turned out a shocking poverty.
Biden's speech is more then thanks to his vassal – it is mockery!
| France: uprising against the labour law
It's been kicking off all around France against the government's attempts to introduce the so-called 'El Khomri' labour law, or 'loi travail'. This piece of legislation is an all-round shit deal for workers, and involves such policies such as extending the working week up to 46 hours, from the current official 36 hours, and enabling companies to sack workers with minimal justification. Since protests began, the government has backtracked on a number aspects of the law, like a proposed cap on the amount of compensation an employer must pay to unfairly dismissed workers.
| MADNESS: fascists attacked veterans and women in Odessa
April 10 the residents of Odessa celebrated the anniversary of city's liberation from the occupiers during Great Patriotic war.
The day started from a traditional visit of Odessa citizens on the Alley of Glory at the monument to the unknown sailor. The Alley was attended by several thousand people.
Kulikovo field activists were particularly active. During the celebrations, they called everyone to go to Kulikovo field to the House of Trade Unions and to honor the memory of Odessa citizens who died May 2, 2014 at the hands of Ukrainian fascists. This is a symbolic gesture that underlines the continuity in the fight against fascism.


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What I'm Watching: The Editor
So two Sundays ago, I reviewed V/H/S. Last Sunday, I reviewed the sequel, V/H/S 2. Clearly, THIS Sunday, I shall give you a review of the next sequel, V/H/S: Viral, right?
Yeah, no, I am sick of found footage, and the sheer obviousness of setting up VHS 3, means I'm going to review something completely different. And you do not get any more different than anything out there, than The Editor. But hey, it still involves film, so loose connections yay!
The Editor is a loving homage to the Italian horror/giallo genre, from the Canadian filmmakers and film lovers, Astron-6. I've previously reviewed their grindhouse homage, Father's Day, and they impressed me with their skill, humour, and style, even if they did go a little strange at times with that movie.
Their latest effort, The Editor, follows Rey Ciso, the titular Editor. Some time ago, he was in an editing accident, and lost his fingers while slicing into some film strips to do his job. He has since had his fingers replaced with wooden prosthetics, but they do little good other than give him the mere appearance of a whole hand.
He's still editing however, but things start to get strange when people on the latest film he's working on start dying. Which is bad enough, but their fingers are being hacked off in a manner that matches Rey's own injuries.
The movie is packed with lots of homages to the masters of Italian horror, from Argento to Bava, and Fulci, and others I know I've missed. There's style references with the stark, monochrome lighting of reds and blues and yellows, and homages to story points like death by spider, and some shots that are directly lifted from some of the great Italian horror movies.
I love that everyone just insists on calling Rey "The Editor". That's more his name than Rey Ciso in the movie. Which is both silly in its overuse, but also perfectly reasonable considering the nature of the story.
They nail almost everything from the giallo genre. The lurid trashiness of the sex and nudity at every opportunity, the level of blood, the creative deaths, how those things are often right next to each other on screen, the terrible acting and dubbing, the lack of continuity, the red herrings, the bizarre and labyrinthine plots, I could go on and on. If you didn't know this was a modern movie, and a parody/homage, you might just mistake this for a legitimate homage from the 70s or 80s. It boggles the mind how it can poke fun at the genre, while still somehow being a perfect example of it.
The movie is just straight up *bizarre* and it wallows in that bizarreness, gladly so. That's half expected for a giallo, but this movie goes the extra mile, because they know they're going for the deepest well of strange. They'll point out the bizarreness of characters wearing the same clothes, but then go to a flashback from years ago, and a character is STILL in the exact same sweater. There's this mythology the movie tries to establish of editors being an ancient bridge between the netherworld, stretching back to Roman times. Rey keeps having nightmares of an alternate self of him from a Negative Universe that eventually blurs the lines between reality and film and what?
The Editor clearly exists on its own level of reality. The plot makes somewhere around zero sense, and yet somehow hangs together beautifully. Which is the hallmark of good giallos, really. They are absurd, and yet somehow tell a coherent story in the broadest sense. The details may not track, the plot holes may be plentiful, but if you step back and take a look at the larger picture, the story works.
How can you fault a movie for being exactly what it set out to be? And even as a parody and comedy, poking fun at the giallo genre, it actually manages to succeed at being a giallo itself. It both pokes fun at the Italian horror genre, and wallows in those tropes, to create a movie that is both laughing with and at the genre. This is clearly made by fans, for fans.
As the bodies pile up, in ever increasingly bloody fashions, the mystery deepens, and makes less and less sense as red herrings and mysticism walk into the plot, with everyone being a suspect until they're murdered. The movie's plot and strangeness builds and builds, until the mastermind and their machinations are ultimately revealed, and it somehow all comes out the other end actually making sense.
And it leads to possibly one of the greatest setups and payoffs I've ever seen. I've mentioned Ciso's wooden fingers before, and because of these, he has trouble lighting matches to smoke. It's otherwise just a little character moment, and never dwelt upon, but it comes back in a big way. The end of the film culminates with a confrontation around a campfire, and the killer doused in gasoline. Rey tries to light a match and end them, but fails repeatedly. So he takes his wooden hand, shoves it INTO THE FIRE, and lunges at the killer. It is amazing, it's a great payoff to an otherwise subtle character detail that becomes drastically important to the entire payoff of the story. Being well-shot and epic helps.
This movie is tough to review, because it is deliberately terrible, but still trying to tell, on SOME level, a coherent story. The acting is supposed to be hammy, they're supposed to chew scenery. Things aren't supposed to make sense at times. Or *ever*. Is the movie good because it manages to be baffling, or in spite of it? Or both?
Largely, this movie succeeds on almost all counts. It's a solid story and a great giallo in its own right, while also being a parody of the same, and being successful on that count as well, having fun with the tropes and never once taking itself too seriously.
The directing is great, and it is so well shot, bathed in the beautiful colours of an Argento film, and they nail the look and style of the era, while also just being a good looking film, period. And a good look period film, too!
My two biggest problems with the film are on a storytelling front. The whole Negative Universe plotline really goes nowhere. It adds some lovely imagery, and some mysticism to things as well as expanding on the whole thing of Editors being links to the netherworld, and makes you question just who and what Rey is, but it's ultimately a giant red herring. Which is fine, but rather than just having a character be a suspect, it adds this entire other level of stuff I'm not sure the movie needs. But, I love the *idea* behind it all. If they had done more with it, developed it more, did SOMEthing with it other than being creepy and mysterious, a bigger part of the actual plot, it might've worked better for me. I seriously could do an entire separate story itself about an editor confronting his negative self, but here it's just an addition to an already convoluted and weird plot.
The other thing is the ending after the climax, where the movie kind of turns in on itself and twists reality around, literally. All of a sudden characters are in different roles realising they're in a movie, and we are left questioning just what is real and what isn't. Which is also a hallmark of giallos, but I would have enjoyed a slightly more clear cut (ahem) ending. But at least Rey got to edit himself a better reality.
But even with these problems, I love them, which is strange. I love the idea behind Negative Rey, and I am ALL for movies that bend reality and make you question just what you watched. They just feel like TOO MUCH in an already complex movie that's a parody and homage and all things to all people and a floor wax AND a dessert topping!!
However, they're also tropes of the genre, and if they had been done just a little differently, I'd be totally behind them. But they also could have been worked into entire other movies all their own.
Overall, I love this movie, absolutely loved it. Sure, it's got its problems, but it was almost designed to have those from the start. How much of a problem can they be if they absolutely *meant* it to be that way? The movie works in its own right, and as a parody of the genre. It is so well made, and entertaining. It's probably my favourite Astron-6 movie, and I've enjoyed most of their work that I've seen. It leaves behind the more over the top indulgences of Father's Day, while having extravagances all its own, that ultimately work better. This was some of my favourite 90 minutes spent with a film this year.
The Editor doesn't bother itself with such trifles like 'facts' or even 'logic', and it's probably the better for it. This movie exists all on its own, an a little universe created just for it, and that's just fine.
If you're a fan of the giallo genre, this movie is a must see. In fact, I think having some knowledge of giallos and Italian horror is almost required to see this movie. If you don't have SOME knowledge in the movies of Argento and Fulci and the like, I don't know what this movie would be like to watch. So much of this hinges on knowing the tropes and the references. I'm sure on some level it could still be enjoyable, but I can't even begin to guess what that experience would be like. I definitely recommend this to film fans, though.


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How to find Wi-Fi password in windows 10 | iPhone | iPad | Android
We often get connected to dozens of Wi-Fi networks in school, college, workplace, cafeteria, friend's and family's houses. Each time when we type a Wi-Fi password, our device keep it safely for ease of access in future. But we cannot see the Wi-Fi password that our device has stored. In case, if we want to connect any other device to that network, we often face the issue in absence of the password. This article will help you to get your saved passwords by following some easy steps. Let us see how to find wi-fi password from different devices.
How to see Wi-Fi password in Windows 10?
If you don't remember your Wi-Fi password, you can easily find it out if you have another Windows PC already connected to that Wi-Fi network. Once you will get the password, you can use it on another PC or devices to connect to your Wi-Fi network. Let see how to find the saved Wi-Fi password for your active Windows wireless connection.
Here are some easy steps to see your saved Wi-Fi password in Windows 10 PC
Step1: Click on Windows button at the bottom left corner of your PC.
Step2: Click on Settings, the second last option in the menu. It will open windows Settings for you.
Step3: Select Network & Internet option there.
Step4: Find and click on Network and Sharing Center option there. It will open Network and Sharing Center window for you.
Step5: You will see all your active networks there. Select your Wi-Fi network. Wi-Fi Status window will get open.
Step6: Click on Wireless Properties button there.
Step7: Wireless Network Properties window contain two tabs: Connections and Security. Click on Security tab.
Step8: Check on Show Characters checkbox. It will show your Wireless Network Password in Network Security Key box.
Now, you have your Wi-Fi password. Connect your other devices with your Wi-Fi and enjoy your internet connection.
How to find Wi-Fi password in iPhone | iPad?
We can see Password of a Wi-Fi network you already connected on iPhone. It is based on hit-or-miss method but there is no harm in giving it a try. Look at our tip to see how to view Wi-Fi Password saved on iPhone or iPad.
We are going to attempt to find out the IP address of the Wireless router. After that we will login to its settings to see the router password.
Here are some easy steps to follow:
Step1: Go to Settings of your iPhone.
Step2: Open Wi-Fi tab in Settings.
Step3: Tap on the Circular "i" info button just next to the name of your Wi-Fi.
Step4: you will get IP address there. Copy IP address just next to Router.
Step5: Open Safari browser and put the IP there. After pressing enter, you will see login section of the router.
Step6: Attempt to login with default username and password that is admin/admin. You can also search for default user/password for the specific router model.
Step7: Once you are in the router settings, you can easily navigate around to find the option to access the Wi-Fi password in plain text. The location of the setting may vary depending on your router. You can easily find this setting under "Wireless Setting" or "Wireless Setup".
How to find out Wi-Fi password in Android?
Each time when you typed in one of the Wi-Fi passwords, your Android device saved it for safekeeping and easy access in the future. The only problem is that if you want to connect any other device to the network and you don't remember the password, you can't see on your android device.
The original settings on Android don't actually allow this, but if you have root access to files in your Android smartphone, you can find the Wi-Fi password. We will show you how to do that.
If you are using ES File Explorer, here are few simple steps to follow:
Step1: Open ES File explorer, go to a directory named data.
Step2: Navigate to the folder data/misc/wifi
Step3: Open the file named wpa_supplicant.conf in ES File Explorer's built-in text/HTML viewer
Step4: you can see all network SSID and passwords saved in your device there. Copy the required network SSID and password and close the file without any alteration. If that file will get edited, you will face problem with Wi-Fi Connectivity then.
As we have to open a system file on Android, we need root access to files. We cannot use the built-in file explorer on the device for this purpose.
If you don't have ES File Explorer, there are so many apps available in Play Store for this purpose. You can download WiFi Key Recovery or WiFi Password Show apps available in play store.
If you don't want to root your device, you can use any genuine app from play store that can have root access to your system files. The file named wpa_supplicant.conf contain all the saved password. This file is, generally, not accessible for safety purpose.
After reading the article you will be able to find out the Wi-Fi passwords saved in your device and easily connect your different devices with the same network. Must share your views about the article. Visit our Tech-Blog for more informative and technology related blogs.


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What is the one area in which you would like to improve your skills?
What are three words your colleagues would use to describe you?
What are three words your bosses might use to describe you?
What are three words your employees might use to describe you?
What is the greatest professional challenge you have faced with regard to an assignment?
How did you handle it and what was the result?
What is the greatest challenge you ever faced with a colleague or subordinate?
How did you handle it and what was the result?
Questions about your Leadership:
What has been your most difficult experience in giving others direction?
What specifically did you do?
What was the outcome?
What was your most challenging leadership role?
What was your specific role in the group?
What was the result?
Questions about your Decision Making Ability:
What is the most important decision you've had to make in the last six months?
Did you seek advice?
What did you decide?
Did it work?
Give an example of a decision you tend to make rapidly.
Give one where you tend to take more time.
Tell me about your "To Do List".
What is always at the top and what is always at the bottom?
How are new items added to the list?
Walk me through your priority setting process.
Tell me about procrastinating about a decision in the last 6 months.
Why did you do it?
What was the outcome?
Questions about your Initiative:
What was the most difficult task you've had to learn?
What did you do to learn?
What was the result?
What is a recent responsibility you have taken on?
Why did you assume this responsibility?
Describe a situation where you went above and beyond the call of duty.
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Sunday, May 31, 2009
Finally done for the evening!
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- AnonymousMay 31, 2009 at 4:16 PM
my goodness, you have been working hard! well done you :)ReplyDelete
Good job Jen!! I didn't watch the news tonight, so don't know what weather you had?? I hope it was market weather!!ReplyDelete
We do have very similar taste in fabric. The first handmade dress that I bought for little Jaz was in the morning glory fabric, my nappy travel purse is in the mocha/flowers print (I used to mind Jaz one day a week last year). It looks like you have a Japanese inspired print too, which appears to be the same as one I bought Jaz a lounge suit in. More than just our names in common hey!!
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Jen, it just comes down to that we are both fabulous! hehe. The weather wasn't great so there just wasn't that many people around. It ended up not too bad though. I'll try again next week :) - Oh, and the mocca fabric is one of my all time favourites (and i have many!).ReplyDelete


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Hello, my name if Jeff, owner of Crains Run Ranch in Southwest Ohio and a Buckeye Breeder since 2002. At the moment we have over 200 Buckeye Large Fowl in our breeding program on three different farms in Montgomery county, Ohio and we participate in the NPIP and AI program thru the OPA (Ohio Poultry Association). We provide hatching eggs, day old chicks and adult birds from March thru June and our goals are simple; meet or exceed the APA "standard" with respect to our breeding program and improve the egg laying quality of our Buckeye "strain"! To learn more about our Buckeyes or Crains Run Ranch please visit http://www.crainsrunranch.com
Red Feathers have always been of interest to me and when I saw my first Buckeye in the summer of 2000 I knew what was going to be walking in my yards! Back then it took almost 2 years to get my hands on hatching eggs, day old chicks or even an adult "cull" or two from a variety of Ohio based Buckeye breeders. After a few years of working with the Buckeye and selling ALL the other poultry I had been raising....mostly RIR's, Barred Rocks and some high yielding egg laying crosses....a ground swell of interest in the breed began to surface. Much of this interest was generated by the good folks at the American Livestock Breed Conservancy (ALBC) as they began an active Buckeye Breeding program in 2005 and really began promoting the Buckeye and other "Heritage" Breeds to the public. Unfortunately, many of the "old-time" Buckeye Breeders got lost in the surge of new interest in this breed. Poutrymen like John Brown of Ohio, Duane Urch of Minnesota, Robert Rhodes of Massechusetts and Dennis Pearce who were essentially keeping this unique American breed from extinction were being lost to technology and the internet "experts" who started popping up like flies! Dozens of "newbie" Buckeye experts began cropping up all over the internet forums with websites and even their own self developed "fan" clubs. Some pretending to have been breeding Buckeyes for decades or even generations, some for monetary gain and others in search of their own "poultry legacy"! To date the ALBC has done outstanding work at promoting the Buckeye breed and over the years have had several key folks involved with the Buckeye breed program, they continue to be a valuable resource to anyone interested in Heritage breeds and the Buckeye. I encourage folks to visit the ALBC website and become a member because they are doing outstanding work for a variety of livestock not just poultry!
In early 2008, several Ohio based Buckeye breeders held an informal meeting and discussed what they saw happening and in May of that same year started laying the ground work for a Buckeye Breeder Directory. This would be an internet based Breeder Directory and help provide new comers to the breed with useful information on the various "strains" or "bloodlines" as well as connect breeders with potential buyers. The name of the organization and website was selected in May 2008 as well and "The American Buckeye Club" website was officially launched in Jauary 2009, marking the 100th anniversary of the original "American Buckeye Club"! We prefer to call it a "re-established" group of Buckeye enthusiasts who are dedicated in the Preservation of the Buckeye Breed. While many of our members are into exhibition of their Buckeyes many members are not and our goal is to encourage membership at ALL levels from hobbiest breeders to 4H'ers to those hard core poultry show exhibitors. Membership to The American Buckeye Club (http://www.americanbuckeyeclub.org) is FREE and we encourage everyone interested in Buckeye's or other Heritage breeds to join and become active participants. If you are a Buckeye Breeder the ABC is a great way to reach new buyers, our website gets several hundred hits each day from ALL over the world! As far as other Buckeye poultry clubs are concerned we feel there is room for anyone dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the Buckeye breed so we encourage everyone to be an active participant in ANY and ALL Breed clubs that are operating today.
About Crains Run Ranch, in addition to Buckeye's we are working to preserve an Extremely Rare poultry breed, the Delaware Blue Hens! This breed has origins that date back to the Revolutionary War and is in danger of extinction because it isn't a breed recognized by the APA. We also maintain a small closed herd of Myotonic or Tennessee Fainting Goats and are members of the Myotonic Goat Registry. At one time we had the largest herd of Tennessee Fainting Goats in Southern Ohio but as demand has dramatically decreased in the past 2 years we have cut back on our herd size, focusing on our poultry breeding programs. Crains Run Ranch participates in the USDA "Scrappie" program and has had a closed herd since 2007. To learn more about Crains Run Ranch please visit http://www.crainsrunranch.com or PM me anytime!
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I did not feel any triggers around my sister in law, which was sooo nice. I also have felt such a huge difference in my ability to have my own opinions. All around I have felt more ok with myself around both my and my husband's family. One thing that is interesting, when we were doing energy work last time we found that I had some feelings of rejection from my 2 older brothers. I thought that was interesting because I don't remember living with them and I assumed I would have those feelings with my sister. But as I have spent the past 5 days with my family I learned that those brothers were the ones that took care of me the most when I was young ( I just don't remember it). And they both left when I was young to go to college/missions and it makes sense that I would have felt rejected/ abandoned by them, especially since they were the 2 people that took care of me the most. Its interesting cause I can't even remember living with them since I was so young. Thanks for helping me, I think we were able to clear some really big things that have helped me a ton.


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THE FOOD and Drug Administration (FDA) yesterday warned teenagers and young people about substandard whitening cosmetics, which are increasingly popular due to low prices and their easy availability from the Internet and beauty salons.
FDA's deputy secretary-general Praphon Angtrakool said an increasing volume of substandard cosmetics purporting to whiten skins has hit the market, some sold by the kilogram or in small jars with no labels or FDA certification.
"The whitening cosmetics are now widely advertised on the Internet and buyers, usually teens and students, are attracted to the goods due to their much cheaper prices," he said.
Praphon was alerted by a report from Phetchburi province that a group of teenagers was found to be allergic to the cosmetics and suffering from serious body rashes, particularly on the legs. Investigations found they had bought the whitening creams from local markets, beauty salons and groceries. Some got the creams from friends and relatives.
The allergies erupted after they'd used the creams about three times a day for six months to two years. He said provincial authorities were investigating if the cosmetics contained forbidden ingredients.
Sellers who put prohibited substances into cosmetics can face imprisonment of not more than one year or a fine of not over Bt60,000.
Meanwhile, Jaruwan Limsajjasakul, director of the fifth medical science centre in Samut Songkram, said officials had collected 11 samples of the suspected whitening creams in Phetchburi and found a high level of a prohibited substance, Clobetasol propionate, in all samples. The substance is used in medicine to cure serious skin diseases.
When consumers use it for a long time, their skin becomes thinner and they risk allergies like those affecting young people in Phetchburi, the director said.


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Journey into Nyx Foil Singles Available(Chinese Version Foil Cards/English Version Foil Cards)
Hello again Magic: the Gathering fans. The third and last set in Theros Block, Journey into Nyx is finally set to be released this very weekend and as per usual, here at MTG Mint Card we want to do a brief summary of some the very lovely Journey into Nyx Foil Singles. Whether you are a casual card collector or a more serious one wanting to hit that ultimate pinnacle of 'foiling out' your Commander (EDH) or Cube build, MTG Mint Card has a large number of foils ready for you. Here are just a few foil cards because of the epic art or potential for inclusion in our deck or collection that are on our radar :
• Launch the Fleet, illustrated by Karl Kopinski – the foil on this art is simply impressive and we think that this card will appeal to just about every constructed format player. The synergy with Battlefield Thaumaturge is just downright crazy and potential in further formats solid.
• Sage of Hours, illustrated by Matt Stewart – the foiling here on the Wizard's gears in the background is beautiful. There are a few players we know that are picking up this beauty for their Prime Speaker Zegana build where you'll need more than a bag bull of tokens.
• Hydra Broodmaster, illustrated by Steve Prescott – with the foil highlights on the Hydra's nested eggs, it just looks like a pot of gold, which the card spell essentially is in most strategies wanting to churn out tokens or an awesome mana-sink.
• Keranos, God of Storms , illustrated by Daarken – the dark stormy sky and the lightning bolt are a perfect canvass for the very cool and subtle foiling. As for the card, there has been about six Izzet Generals / Commanders to date and most have not been all that crazy good. Keranos will now be the Commander of Choice with some very sweet abilities.
Remember to drop by MTG Mint Card soon and check back often as we continually update with fresh stock.
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Governor Gooch had a secret.
Virginia Gov. William Gooch had good reason to hide the truth in his 1732 annual report to the British Board of Trade. The colonies were forbidden to engage in manufacturing any products that were in direct competition with those imported from England, except for those that would benefit the mother country.
Yet he and his government had long encouraged local entrepreneurs, including a Yorktown merchant known as William Rogers. An enterprising brewer and businessman, Rogers's pottery works was one of Virginia's most prosperous businesses, producing 23 types of redware and stoneware, which were shipped up and down the East Coast. Since the quality of Rogers's vessels was comparable to anything imported from England, and clearly posed a conflict of interest, Gooch maintained his deception until the end of the decade.
Redware was the most utilitarian pottery available and one of the first necessities that the colonists made themselves. It's no wonder Gov. Gooch was covert about this flourishing industry. Redware pots were used like plastic is used today. They were comparably cheap, plentiful and locally crafted, using clay with high iron content that gives redware its characteristic red or orange hue.
Many times the hand of man is clearly evident on older redware jugs and vessels that were thrown on a crude potter's wheel. It is the occasional thumbprint under the glaze that makes early American redware so charming. Plates were made by pressing clay into molds and were typically slip-decorated with yellow or red designs. Many times slip-decorated pieces were created to mark a family event, like a wedding or birth, and became family heirlooms, passed down through the generations. Some specialty presentation pieces can command prices in the thousands, and the more elaborate or unusual the design, the higher the price.
Redware jugs, jars, plates, various tavernware and bowls were used throughout 17th- and 18th-century America. If the housewife needed it, the potter made it. Unfortunately, the potter — or anyone who regularly used redware vessels — commonly developed such nervous disorders as palsy and tremors, which are associated with lead poisoning. People in the 19th century finally began to recognize that these prevalent medical problems stemmed from the lead glazing that was used to produce redware. Consequently, by the 1860s, redware was used mainly for flowerpots or decorative items.
Redware has an earthy, coarse look to it and minimal glazing. To this day, redware vessels, classified as earthenware, made during the colonial years and beyond are sought after by collectors who admire their utility and primitive beauty.
There are multitudes of contemporary pieces on the market that are being advertised as antiques; hence, collectors should educate themselves to be able to discern fakes. Examining the back of the piece to see if it is blackened shows that it was used on the hearth and is likely an old piece. Since tallow or fat leaches into clay, smelling the piece for faint remnant odors of either can help determine whether it's an older item. Also, a glaze with a glassy quality is a sign of a modern piece.
Stoneware was developed due to fear of lead poisoning from lead-glazed earthenware. Made of dense, blended clays, salt-glazed and then fired to vitrification, stoneware was imported from England and Germany to the colonies. Although redware continued to appeal to the general public, stoneware's hardness and durability were distinct assets and large-scale American manufacture began after the Revolutionary War, starting in the north and migrating south.
Early American redware potters rarely inscribed their names in the soft clay, but stoneware quite often bears the maker's mark.
Crocks, jugs, butter churns, chiefly utility items, were typically decorated with freehand cobalt decoration of flora, fauna and, occasionally, military motifs. An urn featuring Civil War soldiers recently sold at auction for $350,000. Again, the more elaborate designs command more interest and the highest prices.
The mellow, golden-colored yellow ware is a type of stoneware made of fine yellow clay that was found along riverbanks in New Jersey, and other surrounding mid-Atlantic states. Since the yellow clay contains a lower level of iron, causing it to vitrify at higher temperatures than red clay, yellow-ware items were much harder and more durable for kitchen use. The color can range from a buff color to deep mustard, depending on the clay, but it always has a clear glaze. Bowls, many having beautiful colored rings around the rims, are the most common form, and the most reproduced. Unusual forms include lidded crocks, funnels and rolling pins.
The collector can determine whether an older piece is American yellow ware by tapping it; American pieces will thud, English yellow ware will ring. Although most of the very old pieces are unsigned, some early 20th-century makers include Weller, McCoy, Hull and Bennington. Since yellow ware's first use was in a kitchen or pantry, antique yellow ware should show appropriate wear – minor bumps, a small flake or glaze crazing.
It was a popular choice for kitchen use up until the 1940s, and was replaced by homemakers seduced by pieces made of more modern materials.
The South has a wide and diverse 200-year history of pottery covering multiple states. Southern redware and stoneware research has made significant strides in the last 25 years. Entire new schools of pottery have been discovered, uncovering new forms and traditions.
The pottery of the "Great Road" represents some newer discoveries of the southern pottery tradition. The Great Road, considered part of the "Great Wagon Road" starting in Philadelphia, was the primary route from Roanoke to eastern Tennessee. Regions of Southwest Virginia, primarily around Wytheville and Abington, provided ideal conditions for earthenware production. There was an abundance of workable clays, a rapidly expanding population base during the late 18th and early 19th centuries, and ease of transportation along the Great Road.
A wonderful piece of antique American pottery folk ware, whether it is redware, stoneware or yellow ware, has its own distinct past. A potter, who probably dug his own clay, mixed his own glaze recipe and fired his pieces in old wood-fired kilns made each piece, and every piece tells its own unique story.
Michelle Galler (firstname.lastname@example.com) has been an antique dealer and consultant for more than 25 years. Her business, Antiques, Whimsies & Curiosities, is based in Georgetown and here in Washington. Contact her with any questions or about great finds you would like to discuss in future columns.


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Until last year, I always used to buy pumpkin pulp from the store, and I'll admit, I still do if I'm craving pumpkin dishes and don't have a real pumpkin on-hand. However, now, if I plan ahead, I prefer to buy my own pumpkin and cook it. It feels like the epitome of fall to go to a farmer's market and pick out a pumpkin to bring home. I like using pie pumpkins because I find that they have less seeds and less stringy flesh. Don't be intimidated- the toughest part is cutting the pumpkin in half… =)
1 pumpkin (I generally use ones that are 3-5 lbs)
olive oil
salt, pepper, paprika OR sugar (optional depending on where the pulp is going to end up)
1. Cut the pumpkin in half.
2. Remove the seeds and stringy stuff surrounding the seeds
3. Drizzle olive oil on each half. Optional- sprinkle salt/pepper/paprika OR sugar on each half.
4. Wrap each half individually in foil.
5. Cook in oven at 400 F for 45 min-1 hour (depends on size of pumpkin. It is done when it feels soft when you poke a fork in it.
6. Let it cool to the point where you can handle it. Scoop out the pulp with a spoon and throw away the skin. Use the pulp in recipes that call for canned pulp.