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Saturday, 28 January 2017
Birds of a feather....
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- AnonymousSaturday, January 28, 2017
Lovely journal pages, wonderful photos, and I am IN LOVE with that fantastic tag, so many great details! Hugs, SarahReplyDelete
And thanks for the card!
All of this beauty in one post is so dreamy Valerie.ReplyDelete
Your tags and journal pages hold so much more than the beautiful bling that you add and the time that you so lovingly give each and every piece... you are also adding love and cherished memories.
Each and everyone is a true treasure.
Have a lovely weekend 💟
Wonderful post Valerie - your journal pages are lovely. With everything in the world seeming to be more unsettled lately, my favourite was the right hand childhood memories... oh for those times again :)ReplyDelete
Your tag is beautiful... I adore your birds and their fabulous nest..love LOVE it!
Happy Saturday..have a lovely day .. Gill xx
What a delightful post Valerie, containing such beauty.ReplyDelete
Your tag is gorgeous. I love it! So many happy memories and one particular one is licking the spoon from my mothers baking. I'm sure that's were my love of baking started.
Amazing sunsets especially that last photo. Thanks for sharing and making me smile. It's good to smile in these trouble times.
Happy PPF to you x
Wow. What a lot of gorgeous art today Valerie. I don't know which I like the best. Baking...makes me thinking of my grandmother-the kitchen experimenter (but always delicious-she had the knack)...words from stories (and I have been reading up a storm lately) and those adorable birds (spring-which I am very impatient for this year with all the dark skies we've had). Thanks for all the wonderful stories just today! :) Happy weekend! Hugs-ErikaReplyDelete
It is a lovely post Valerie. I could happily make up a story with the word strip from your fantastic journal spread. As for licking the spoon, childhood memories last in to all ages as I would still lick a spoon these days when making cakes.ReplyDelete
The tag is also awesome love that nest you made for those super birds.
Yvonne xx
Its another set of lovely photos.
Yvonne xx.Replies
Licking spoons after mixing cakes etc is a wonderful thing- at any age!Delete
What wonderful memories your journal pages brought back, now I'm passing on those memories to my granddaughters when ever I can.ReplyDelete
You have been creating some awesome tags, and this is no exception.
Have a great weekend my dear!
So schöne Erinnerungsseiten und ein tolles Tag!ReplyDelete
Beautiful works of art Valerie! Love all the texture and inky details! The crackled bird looks amazing! Happy PPF :)ReplyDelete
Such a lovely layout and I am just crazy about that tag. You will enjoy my post today on my blog. hugs, TeresaReplyDeleteReplies
Off to have a look!Delete
Lovely pages and tag, very spring-like and lovely textures. Enjoyed your photos today. So sorry you couldn't reach those leaves.ReplyDelete
I love the way you explain your process, it's very impressive. The piece is lovely as are the photographs! I hope you'll be able to reach for findings soon.ReplyDelete
Valerie, Every day you blow me away with your creative endeavors!!!The stuff flying around your work desk must be truly magical!ReplyDelete
I am always impressed with your art, and was sorry to read you can't yet lean over because of the rib. But the AJJ art you created sans feathers was simply awesome.ReplyDelete
Your tag is incredible. I am in love with the birds, the nest, and the sewing. Thanks for explaining about the bird eggs being Pentart. I wondered the other day what the product was that you cussed over when they fell on the floor. I did an internet search and now know what the balls are.
Your sky photos are fantastic, as always. So lovely and colorful, too.
Valerie, thank you for your beautiful e-mail! Happy Chinese New Year my friend!ReplyDelete
I am sorry you are not able to bend yet! Please take care of you!
Another amazing post, with so much beautiful art! I truly love your journal pages and your tag! When do you have the time to create so much and post on your blog! You must not sleep!! LOL!
Gorgeous photos! Big Hugs!
Your journal pages are wonderful. I remember sitting on a stool when I was a little girl and my grandmother would tell me stories when she cooked. She loved to tell me where recipes came from and how to make them and I loved to watch and listen. Your tag is awesome! I love all the texture and the sewing is such a nice touch. Beautiful photos too! Thanks for joining us on the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge.ReplyDelete
Cathie ♥
Wow to the whole post Valerie.ReplyDelete
So pleased you know that you got out about but sorry you couldn't collect the things you saw because of you injuries.
The pages are a joy and to make one with a make your own story theme is a brilliant idea.
Now to the tag. It is stunning. So beautiful and so inventive with the 'real' nest and eggs. Well I thought they were at first glance.
I have to rely on you for sunrises of any kind these days as the sun seems to have moved from our neck of the woods. I would love to live some where with either a view of a sunrise or sunset they are so spectacular.
Love the header with the birds as well.
Have a great day
Chrissie xx
That sunrise is something spectacular, you are lucky to be awake in time to see the beauty of nature in the rising. Now your makes are brilliant, the sentiment on the cook one is so true, mum always had such, and your gorgeous mixed media is just amazing...envious of your frantage success, mine is still a blobbly blob.xx{aNNie}ReplyDelete
Your beautiful journal page brought back lots of memories of baking with my mum and being able to lick the spoon and bowl. I love your tag - lots of great textures and your photos are beautiful.ReplyDelete
xxx Hazel.
Beautiful work today. Love the birds and the nest, brilliant use of an old Christmas decoration leftover bit! Gorgeous sky photos, you sure do have a breathtaking view!ReplyDelete
Very beautiful pages and wow gorgeous tag, I just love it, the nest with eggs is amazing! As always the photographs are beautiful as well. Great that you are out walking again, and hopefully soon you can bend again. Take good care, Hugs, ShirleyxxReplyDelete
Wonderful memories for sure - the kitchen is always the heart of the home I think.ReplyDelete
Your tag is awesome - my newest favorite although I have loved them all! I hope you have a big bulletin board in your home where you can pin up your favorite tags so you can enjoy them.
Sandy xx
This is so beautiful! I love the little nest especially! Gorgeous sunrise shots! ChrisxReplyDelete
Hi Valerie................totally loving your story teller makes and your fabulous tag. Your journal pages blew me away and I am in love with your beautiful photographs of the sky/trees etc.ReplyDelete
Hugs Annie xx
really lovely thoughts and memories in your journal spread. Gorgeous tag and fantastic little nest!!! And oh how beautiful the skies look.Happy week ahead!ReplyDelete
I love the integration of words and colors in your journal spred and oh, the birds! Just fabulous. I am such a sucker for beautiful bird art!ReplyDelete
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DC: NEW 52 Ending (In Name Only). Some books being cancelled, new books being launched.Posted: 02/06/2015 Filed under: News | Tags: DC Comics Leave a comment
DC says 'enough' to continuity.
I'm not really the best guy to write about this, I'm not a huge DC guy. News is news though, so here we go. I just won't have really in depth commentary on the subject.
It was announced earlier today that DC, in the aftermath of their Convergence event, is cancelling a slew of books (27 of their 52 to be exact) and launching 2 dozen new ones in their place. They are also dropping the "New 52" label from all their titles.
Supposedly, this move will also bring about a shift in DC's storytelling.
"In this new era of storytelling, story will trump continuity as we continue to empower creators to tell the best stories in the industry," DC Comics Co-Publisher Dan Didio commented.
There are a couple of strange moves in this new strategy. Supergirl is among the titles cancelled, even though a TV series staring the character was just green lighted by CBS.
Also, just as (if not more) puzzling is that both Bizzaro and Bat-Mite are getting their own titles. Yes, Bat-mite.
It will be interesting to see how this new direction plays out for DC. The de-emphasis on continuity will clearly free up the writers in what they can do in future stories, but for continuity freaks like me, it could take a while to adjust to it.
Continuing Titles
Action Comics – Greg Pak/Aaron Kuder
Aquaman – Cullen Bunn/Trevor McCarthy
Batgirl – Cameron Stewart/Brenden Fletcher/Babs Tarr
Batman – Scott Snyder/Greg Capullo
Batman/Superman – Greg Pak/Ardian Syaf
Detective Comics – Brian Buccelato/Francis Manapul
Catwoman – Genevieve Valentine/David Messina
Deathstroke – Tony Daniel/Tony Daniel
Flash – Rob Venditti/Van Jensen/Brett Booth
Gotham Academy – Becky Cloonan/Brenden Fletcher/Karl Kerschl
Gotham By Midnight – Ray Fawkes/Juan Ferreyra
Grayson – Tim King/Tim Seeley/Mikel Janin
Green Arrow – Ben Percy/Richard Zircher
Green Lantern – Robert Venditti/Billy Tan
Harley Quinn – Amanda Conner/Jimmy Palmiotti/Chad Hardin
Justice League – Geoff Johns/Jason Fabok
Justice League United – TBD/Travel Foreman/Paul Pelletier.
Lobo – Cullen Bunn/Cliff Richards
Secret Six – Gail Simone/Dale Eaglesham
Sinestro – Cullen Bunn/Brad Walker
New Suicide Squad – Sean Ryan/Carlos D'Anda
Superman – Gene Luen Yang/John Romita Jr.
Superman/Wonder Woman – Peter Tomasi/Doug Mahnke
Teen Titans – Will Pfeifer/Kenneth Rocafort
Wonder Woman – Meredith Finch/David Finch
New Titles
Bat-Mite – Dan Jurgens/Corin Howell
Batman Beyond – Dan Jurgens/Bernard Chang
Bizzaro – Heath Corson/Gustavo Duarte
Black Canary – Brenden Fletcher/Annie Wu
Constantine: The Hellblazer – Ming DoylE/Riley Rossmo
Cyborg – David L. Walker/Ivan Reis/Joe Prado
Dark Universe – James Tynion IV/Ming Doyle
Doomed – Scott Lobdell/Javier Fernandez
Dr. Fate – Paul Levitz/Sonny Liew
Earth 2: Society – Daniel H. Wilson/Jorge Jimenez
Green Lantern: Lost Army – Cullen Bunn/Jesus Saiz/Javi Pina
Harley Quinn/Power Girl – Jimmy Palmiotti/Amanda Conner/Stephane Roux
Justice League of America – Brian Hitch
Justice League 3001 – Keith Giffen/J.M. DeMatteis/Howard Porter
Martian Manhunter – Rob Williams/Ben Oliver/Paulo Siqueira
Midnighter -Steve Orlando/ACO
Mystic U (Title Not Final) – Alisa Kwitney/Mauricet
Omega Men – Tom King/Barnaby Bagenda
Prez – Mark Russell/Ben Caldwell
Red Hood/Arsenal – Scott Lobdell/Denis Medri
Robin, Son of Batman – Pat Gleason
Section Eight – Garth Ennis/John McCrea
Starfire – Jimmy Palmiotti/Amanda Conner/Emanuela Lupacchino
We Are Robin – Lee Bermejo/Rob Haynes/Khary Randolph

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Sun, 23 November 2014
This week: Kim and Joe have been sent to podcast bootcamp, UFO smoking gun...if only there was a gun, bum fights! yeah!, Florida shakes it weird booty back in our direction, Dragon Age too spicy for Indian tastes, music so bad it kills, Nazis raise cash for charity, and much more.
Personnel – Frater Isla, Roejen Razorwire and Ken Eakins
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Tue, 18 November 2014
This week: CCN reaches an all time low: Using Robots to make ghosts, a new low in regular features, clowns are scary..the facts, China has a really big laser, a big snake eats a man, the pros and cons of space travel with Virgin, Bill's documentary about Napster, more religious hoaxary, and much more.
Personnel – Kim Monaghan, Ken Eakins, and Frater Isla
Interludes The Queens Empire.
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Sun, 26 October 2014
Sorry for the delay this week kids. I (the all seeing Ken), have been stricken with evil germs. What are you going to do uh?
This week: I actually don't know...it's all in American...But I think they talk about Black Eyed kids again...or was it the black eyed peas?, Something about Pigeons being terrorists?, How Twin Peaks is an all American cherry pie of a show?, Going to war again?...I dunno you listen.
Personnel – Joe Nolan, and Frater Isla
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Category:CCN -- posted at: 9:15pm UTC
Thu, 9 October 2014
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Personnel – Joe Nolan, Frater Isla, Kim Monaghan, and Ken Eakins
Music: Dan the Automator - Ganges A Go-Go
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Sat, 27 September 2014
This week: Magick: The drug of the nation, bring back Satan's thuper dick, Goats doing what they do best, Walmart gets a soakin', ISIS are thuper pithed at Twitter, oh mah gawwww, best suicide ever?, Nerd talk with Joe and Roejen, GTFO my iPhone US, theriouthly!
Personnel – Joe Nolan, Frater Isla, Roejen Razorwire, and Ken Eakins
Music: Cloroform - Hey You! Let's Kiss!
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Mon, 15 September 2014
This week: Dem boffins are at it again and Kim is watchin' em, behold your new master: JIBO, Europe hates Google, Ebola and Roswell, Naked hijackers and much more!
Personnel – Joe Nolan, Frater Isla, Kim Monaghan, and Ken Eakins
Outro: Mike Patton and The Dillenger Escape Plan - When good dogs do bad things
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Fri, 5 September 2014
This week: Gundam fans: size isn't everything, Don't cross the Dark Lord!, Glow in the dark Wild Boar, Net Neutrality, Ryan Gosling and incest, Don't be dissing my Montessori, Google Glass: The creepiness continues, and much more!
Personnel – Matt Staggs, Frater Isla, Kim Monaghan, and Ken Eakins
Music: Estradasphere
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Fri, 29 August 2014
This week: US Veterans are not fans of drugs, The great Washington body-double conspiracy, Germany does it analogue!, The cows come home, Archie takes a bullet...finally, and loads more great gumph in this return to CCN greatness!
Personnel – Raymond Wiley, Matt Staggs, Frater Isla, and Ken Eakins
Interlude: Sage Francis - Dance Monkey
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Wed, 9 July 2014
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Personnel – Kim Monaghan, Frater Isla, and Ken Eakins
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Category:CCN -- posted at: 11:24am UTC
Fri, 23 May 2014
Apologies for the lateness of this show, I (The Ken) have been ill.
This week: The Big Dog is off the chain, yeah that's right, Ken's hosting again. That's really all you need to know....no?...ok, this week we discuss The latest activistprank from the Yes Men, New moons and hipsters, Hack your face!, Kim's analogue dream tape, Stuff, The weirdness of Mandella's interpreter, Brazilian football is Smash TV, Nintendo gayness, and Florida's cache of medieval weapons.
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Polish banking establishments have been under siege by threat actors installing unauthorized code on their websites and using those sites against the computer systems of global monetary institutions. According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, these attacks are part of a larger international hacking effort targeting financial institutions within the U.S., Mexico, and the United Kingdom—an attack that shares traits with the 2014 assault on Sony Corp linked to the Lazarus Group.
A preliminary investigation by BadCyber suggests that the starting point for the infection could have been located on the web server of Polish financial sector regulatory body, Polish Financial Supervision Authority (www.knf.gov.pl). Due to a slight modification of one of the local JS files, an external JS file was loaded, which could have executed malicious payloads on selected targets.
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Fig-1 Host Pairs show the KNF.gov website referencing two URLs cited as malicious by BadCyber
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RiskIQ's web-crawling infrastructure captured the iframe in question here:
Fig-2 Malicious iframe captured by RiskIQ's crawling infrastructure redirecting traffic to malicious URLs
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Arthur Blank says the Compensation Committee is working to finalize Roger Goodell's contract extension.
Falcons owner and chairman of the NFL Compensation Committee Arthur Blank released a statement about Roger Goodell's contract extension on behalf of the committee Monday, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN.
In the statement, Blank says the committee is working toward finalizing Goodell's extension and "is working within the financial parameters" set up by the owners in May.
"The Committee is continuing its work towards finalizing a contract extension with the Commissioner, consistent with the mandate provided in the unanimous May 2017 Resolution," the statement says. "Regardless of what may have been reported, the Committee is working within the financial parameters outlined to the ownership at the May meeting. The negotiations are progressing and we will keep ownership apprised of the negotiations as they move forward. We do not intend to publicly comment on our discussions."
Last week, it was reported that Jerry Jones, who was an ad hoc, non-voting member of the committee, was considering suing the NFL and was blaming Blank for misleading the owners about the negotiations. Jones was taken off the committee earlier in the month.
• 'Jerry Wants to Overthrow Goodell'
The deal the owners are working on would extend Goodell's contract through 2024. Goodell has been the commissioner since 2006.


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Pere Marquette fishing report [27-28 Dec 2005]
B and I were lucky enough to enjoy 2 full days of steelhead fishing on the Pere Marquette River this week. We spent Monday with her family enjoying Christmas festivities, then Tuesday and Wednesday in the river. B's parents were kind enough to provide lodging and to take care of Dylan during those 2 days so we didn't have to feel guilty about leaving him alone at home. Dylan had a great time with their springer spaniel and I think he couldn't have cared less about our absence.
Last week, the weather forecast caused doubt that it'd be warm enough for fishing. But fortunately, the forecast changed as the target days neared and the weather eventually warmed up to make wading and fishing quite comfortable. We've enjoyed several consecutive days with high temps of 35-40 oF. The heat wave has melted most of the 12-18" of snow we've been shoveling around for the past few weeks. As a result, river levels have come up a bit and have been fairly cold from the 32-35o water trickling in. 35o fish are not particularly active but are certainly not completely inactive either. The weather was cloudy, overcast and occasionally rainy and we figured we'd have an excellent chance of catching some steelhead or at least a few trout.
Our plan was to fish on Tuesday by ourselves and on Wednesday, we hoped to join a couple of our favorite Flygirls, Jen and Mandy, for a more social day on the river. Sadly, Jen and Mandy couldn't make it (damn flu!) so we fished both days as just a tandem. We like the flys-only stretch of the PM and fished within this stretch both days.
Tuesday started badly and stayed that way until late afternoon. We waded well upstream from our access point to fish a large deep run where B has caught a steelie or two in the past. I hadn't fished for 20 minutes before I caught my hook on an underwater snag and had to break it off to free it. Now, this happens all the time during winter steelhead fishing. Cold steelhead lay on the river bottom and spend energy only when necessary. So to tempt them with a fly or other bait, it's necessary to drift them deeply, through all the submerged branches, rocks and potential snags. Most experienced steelheaders agree that "if you're not losing a few flies, you're not deep enough." So, it's not a big deal to have to break off your fly in order to continue fishing. We try to tie leaders and flies to make sure that the line will break at the fly or just a few inches above it and leave very little monofilament flapping in the stream. This time, however, my line broke at the wrong end - the loop attached to the fly line broke leaving me just a stump of floating fly line with nothing to re-tie or to attach another leader. Damn it! My fly, tippet, leader, swivel and float were left on the stupid branch that snagged me. Dang it! I did not have the necessary materials with me to repair this and it would not be a good on-stream tie-job for me anyway. B had another reel and line that I could use, I just had to wade and hike back to the car to get it. So off I went - I hiked to the car and back and worked up a pretty good sweat inside my neoprene waders and fleece in the process. But, at least I could continue with B's reel. Back at the stream, I re-rigged and got back to fishing - complaining the whole time because B's line doesn't cast like mine, yada yada. Neither of us had hooked or caught anything yet and I was now a giant crab.
A few minutes later, while we were still fishing this particular hole, I could hear B just upstream around the bend, chatting with the occupants of an approaching drift boat. Then, GUSPLASH! "Whoa, are you OK?" asked one of the men in the driftboat. "Yea." and a small laugh from B. I headed upstream. The splash had sounded kinda big. Like more than just a little misstep. Sure enough, she was wringing a lot of water out of one looong arm of her outermost fleece pullover. Her entire left side was drenched. "Are you OK? Did you fill up your waders?" I asked, afraid of her answer. "Yea, I'm OK. No, I don't think I got any in my waders. Well, not too much anyway." she hoped. She had apparently stepped off the bank into a silty, schlucky river edge and it was a lot deeper than she thought it'd be. She lost her balance and tipped over sideways into the 2' deep water. I tried to help her remove her wet fleece pullovers and gloves, wring them out and get them back on quickly. "Do you want to change into some dry clothes?" "Nah, I don't think I need to. I think this'll be alright." "OK, but I've got more dry fleece in the car." We hoped the her fleece would be warm enough even though it was wet. This often works in warmer weather, but neither of us had never done this in 35 degrees before. "I can't believe those 3 guys didn't laugh their asses off at me. Huh." she said. Now, we were 2 giant crabs. Before 20 minutes had passed, B changed her mind. Her long underwear shirt was wet enough that it was making her feel cold. So we waded, crossed and hiked back to the car where we stripped her down to nothing and then layered on dry and not-too-wet fleece until she felt better.
Putting her hat back on, she discovered that her favorite polarized sunglasses were broken. Snapped in two. "Damn it!" She dug out her backup glasses, we took a deep breath and headed back to the river. We didn't wade all the way back to where we started, but instead headed for a very long, fairly deep run that flows past a series of 2 or 3 downed pine trees and partially submerged stumps. It was probably 2 or 3 pm by this point. I'd briefly hooked a steelie by the tail in here before and B had hooked a great big one last year that behaved like a big fishy rocket and broke her off on an underwater obstacle.
Here our luck changed a little, a very little, bit. After drifting eggs and nymphs down this long stretch a couple of times - I'd made probably 60 casts - I returned to the top to fish it again. Am I drifting deep enough? Too deep? Not hitting just the right lane? Don't forget to fish the near side... My bobber floated and dipped as the split shot ticked along the high points of the river bottom waving the unweighted egg just off the bottom. Partway through, my bobber dipped and I lifted. Hmmm, something heavy, a stick maybe. A fish? Hmmm, I could move it a little to the side and toward me, but it would not come up at all. Oooh, defintely not a stick. A bit more pressure... and the hook came out of the water flying through the air toward me. Dang it! It was a fish. A big trout or a steelhead. I think I had a tough winter steelie that didn't even know he was hooked yet and I'd lost him. Disappointing, but an improvement nonetheless. I hollered to B just downstream at the next hole, then waded down to join her.
B had tied on a small olive wooly bugger and was drifting it through the tail end of a shallower, but sheltered hole. She caught 2 pretty little rainbows just after I started fishing the the top of the hole with her. The first was a nice 12" specimen with a narrow, bright pink stripe from his gill plate all the way to his tail. (My camera was too cold to snap a photo or you'd have a picture to go along with this description.) Right away, she caught another in the same spot. The second trout was a bit smaller.
Over the course of the day, we'd chatted briefly with 3 guide boats floating past and with a few wading anglers. The first gentleman said he'd caught a steelhead, but the others reported catching no more than a trout or two. I guess we fared about average. We quit fishing at about 5:00 PM and headed into Baldwin for a warm dinner at Deb's Sportsman's Lounge. A cup of hot coffee and B finally felt warm again.
On Wednesday, we got an earlier start and returned to the same flies-only stretch of the PM. The day was again very overcast and hazy and we endured the occasional misty rain. Air temperature was similar but the water was a bit warmer - as high as 40 oF. We fished the same holes we'd drifted on Tuesday, plus a few more. There was a bit more angler traffic to compete with and we were passed by another 3 or 4 driftboats. All anglers reported dismal results. No more than a trout or two caught by the lot. We caught nothing all day, but no one fell in, no one broke anything and no one was injured. On our way back to the car, we spotted a pileated woodpecker posing in the top of a tree on the opposite bank for a lengthy inspection.
Fleece quotient: 2 heavy + a rain jacket
Lost flies: next question...
Wildlife sightings: lots of red-tailed hawks, an eastern kingfisher, lots of tufted titmice and chickadees, a brown creeper and 2 pileated woodpeckers
River flow rate: 850+ ft3/s
Water temperature: 33-40 oF
Did I get to use a spey rod?: Not really, but 11'3" is almost a spey...
Enjoyment grade for the day: A
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The Masters starts today.
And in more relevant and important news, John Olerud wears helmets.
For everyone other than you avid golf fans, The Masters starting today means there is no watching ESPN during the day today or tomorrow. Unless of course you can't fall asleep during your afternoon nap. In which case, suggest you turn it on... You will never fall asleep any faster. Unless you stumble upon Bob Ross painting some mountains on PBS.
If you're like any normal sports fan in America, you'll just turn into the final hole on Sunday. (if it's close) If it's not close then you'll just hear about it on Sportscenter next Monday morning.
Those MET-RX Strongest Man Competitions that normally play early afternoons don't seem so bad anymore now, do they?
If only we could just chalk Tiger up for another win and skip it. I mean honestly, there is no way he will lose... Knock on Wood(s).
(If The Masters' logo [above] was really a hole, the green being the size of America, what would the par be for it? Like a Par 5... million?)


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A Bailar: Dance at The Center Opens with "Havana Rakatan" at New York City Center
Onstage with the Dancers: Classical and Cultural Connections
A Bailar: Dance at The Center
Havana Rakatan
in association with:
Sadlers Wells London and Congas Productions
(Havana Rakatan Web Page)
Presented by:
New York City Center
Arlene Schuler, President & CEO
Mark Litvin, Sr. VP & Managing Director
Directed and Choreographed by Nilda Guerra
An Ensemble of Dancers & Vocalists & Musicians
Set Designer: Camilo Rosales
Costume Designers:
Castano Claevl - Eva Ferran
Rolando Rius Lorenzo Urbistondo
Lighting Designer: Guy Hoare
Sound Designer: Gaston Briski
Musical Director: Rolando Ferrer Rosado
Scenographer: David Chirino
Dramaturge and Creative Advisor: Stephen Rayne
Press: Helene Davis Public Relations
Dr. Roberta E. ZlokowerFebruary 18, 2015
Prior to the Opening Night performance of Havana Rakatan at New York City Center, a fascinating Cuban Arts panel took place upstairs in the gorgeous Moorish lobby. Prominent Cuban and Cuban-American dance artists led a packed, standing room only discussion, on the evolving relations between the United States and Cuba. They took audience questions on the expanding arts and cultural exchanges between the two countries. One of the speakers was Pedro Ruiz, a friend, a choreographer and dancer. In the audience, was Elio Villafranca, also a friend, a jazz pianist and composer. I chatted with both after the panel.
Sadlers Wells London and Congas Productions produced this exemplary program that spans the history and roots of Cuban music and dance. Nelda Guerra is Choreographer and Director. Fourteen dancers, two vocalists, and seven musicians were onstage in various groupings and ensembles for the two-act show. Act I included five different scenes, with the mellifluous ocean motifs, African tribal dance, early Spanish flamenco, Cuban marital dance, Cuban son, musical dramatization of fiestas, street fights, Havana solar (slum), witch doctor, fortune teller, drunks, a pimp, gossipmongers, and more. The focal point of Act I was a stage relationship between two dancers, as they flirt, become engaged, party, marry, and ward off would-be lovers who try to seize each in street competition. The wrestling brawls are credible and percussive, man against man, woman against woman, guarding their territory. Later on, the lady witch doctor puts the husband into some kind of monster spell, where his body takes on the Frankenstein look, led by the shoulders, shaking like hes possessed. But, its the live musicians, the bright palette of costumes, and the enormously warm and vibrant personalities that carry this persuasive scenic drama. The Vocalists, Michel Antonio Gonzales Pacheco and, especially, Dayme Arocena Uribarri drew huge vocal adoration from the highly enthused crowd. The musicians, on guitars, congas, bongos, trombone, and trumpet, were earthy and contagiously rhythmic.
Act II took the audience on time-travel, from decade to decade, with scenic dance and song from the 1940s (Mambo, Bolero, Cuban popular music), 1950s and 1960s (the Cuban woman of the 50s, jazz and postmodern dance), 1970s (Rumba), and Modern Havana 1980s to present (Salsa, Mambo, Cha-Cha, Rumba, Latin Jazz, Folk Dance). The second act was styled somewhat on Broadway Latin shows, like Forever Tango and Burn the Floor, with dancers in quick-change costumes and increasingly feverish music, entertaining the crowd. With the more contemporary stylings came ensemble choreography, all of which was magnetic and enchanting. Eight different scenic dances played out, with my favorites the first few and the last two. Mambo Ay, Ay, Ay brought the house down, while the Bolero and Cuban pop were sensual, then comic. Bésame Mucho, which everyone knew, was an audience favorite. Rumba En Luyano included three styles - sensual, vivacious, and raucous. Notes call attention to the Rumbas African roots. But, the finale, Salsa Rakatan, should have had everyone in the aisles. Maybe next time, upstairs. Actually, A Bailar offered a variety of free dance lessons, in the upstairs lobby, as part of the series. The post-show mood evoked dreams of Cuban travel.
Kudos to Nelda Guerra, as well as Musical Director, Rolando Ferrer Rosado, and Scenographer, David Chirino.
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|Nigella damascena in herb garden at foot of Cabot Tower on Brandon Hill, Bristol
I am trying to find other sources I can look at to see how I can differentiate them since they look quite similar. I have seen some varieties of both species ranging from white to deep blue along with the same lacey bracts.
Maybe some are misidentified? I suppose that I will need to hunt down some more reliable on-line sources and or find a book that covers the genus in a bit more detail.
Warning although Nigella sativa is used as a spice it is used in very sparse quantities because it is toxic in large amounts.
|Nigella damascena in herb garden at foot of Cabot Tower on Brandon Hill, Bristol
While Nigella damascena is extremely popular in gardens and has been so since Elizabethan times for its striking flowers, lacey foliage and bulbous seed heads as well, it is also cultivated for its essential oils.
|Seed pod of Nigella damascena in herb garden at foot of Cabot Tower on Brandon Hill, Bristol
|Close up of Nigella damascena in herb garden at foot of Cabot Tower on Brandon Hill, Bristol
|Close up of Nigella damascena in herb garden at foot of Cabot Tower on Brandon Hill, Bristol
Binomial Name: Nigella damascena
Common names: Love-in-a-mist, Ragged lady, Devil-in-the-bush (English); Nigelle de Damas (French); Jungfer im Grüne (German); Nigella damascena, arañuela o cabellos de Venus, amor en la niebla, demonio en los arbustos (Spanish); Juffertje-in-het-groen (Dutch)
Binomial Name: Nigella savita
Binomial Name: Nigella savita
Common names: fennel flower, nutmeg flower, black carraway, Roman Corriander, Black Cuin, Onion Seed and Black sesame (English); cumin noir (French); Echte Schwartzkümmel (German); _ (Spanish); Zwarte komijn, nootmuskaatbloem (Dutch); Semaro nreo(Italian)
Taxonomic hierarchy:References:
Kingdom: Plantae - Plants
Subkingdom: Viridaeplantae – Green plants
Infrakingdom: Streptophyta – Land plants
Division: Tracheophyta – Vascular plants
Subdivision: Spermatophytina – Spermatophytes (seed plants)
Infradivision: Angiospermae – Angiosperms (flowering plants)
Class: Magnoliopsida –
Superorder: Caryophyllanae –
Order: Ranunculales –
Family: Ranunculaceae –
Genus: Nigella –
Species: Nigella damascena
- I am using the taxonomical classification system used by ITIS (Intergrated Taxonomic Information System). I have decided to use this system in order to avoid confusion as well as because it offers a comprehensive hierarchy from kingdom right through to subspecies whereas other sources only go as far as order or provide the names of some of the higher taxonomical ranks but only indicate "unclassified" rather than providing the rank.
- When and where possible I will endeavour to include alternatives classifications although I may limit this to occasions where an opportunity arises to discuss the reason for the different classifications.
- Taxonomical data used in this post was retrieved [June 15 2014], from the Integrated Taxonomic Information System on-line database, http://www.itis.gov.
- Lippert Wolfgang, and Podlech Dieter, Wild Flowers of Britain & Europe, translated and adapted by Martin Walters, Collins 2011, page 144
- Branson Andrew, Wild Flowers of Britain & Europe, Octopus Publishing 2011, page 146
- Edward Hammond: Third World Network, Briefing Paper 5 "Food Giant Nestle,claims to have invented stomach soothing use of habbat al-barakah (Nigella Savita), Nagoya Protocol ICNP-2, 2-6 July 2012, New Delhi
- Integrated Taxonomic Information System on-line database Website
- Edward Hammond: Third World Network, Briefing Paper 5 "Food Giant Nestle claims to have invented stomach soothing use of habbat al-barakah (Nigella Savita)
- Royal Horticultural Society: Entry for
- Mossouri Botanical garden: Entry for
- Wikipedia: Entry for Nigella damascena
- Wikipedia: Entry for Nigella
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Credit And Credits To And Regarding "The Last Word"
Despite a perhaps "neglected" bladder, I stay for the movie credits.
I did so after the excellent movie, "The Last Word," with the wonderful Shirley MacLaine, noticing a few coincidences, bringing back a memory or two.
In the credits a Robert Craft and Jim Gowdy.
Forty years before the Pats, of course owned by Robert Kraft, won a 5th title, a fine upstart Pats' team was denied in a controversial game at Oakland.
Curt Gowdy was the NBC lead announcer and some years later "demonstrated" on me, the rough play on NE tight end Russ Francis.
It was an honor to play Russ Francis and certainly one to be "roughed up" by the great Curt Gowdy.
The great Shirley MacLaine, pictured above, shines in "The Last Word."
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4.5. Using Runlevels
Fedora can be booted into different runlevels, each of which starts a specific collection of software for a particular purpose. The most commonly used are runlevel 3, which starts the system with a character-based user interface, and runlevel 5, which starts the system with a graphical user interface. Table 4-11 lists the standard runlevels.
The ability to choose the runlevel lets you save system resources (for example, by not running the graphical user interface when it isn't needed) or start the system in a minimal configuration so that you can fix problems.
4.5.1. How Do I Do That?
You can change the runlevel on the fly, or configure your system to start in a different runlevel.
18.104.22.168. Choosing the runlevel at boot time
The Fedora boot menu can be used to specify the runlevel:
126.96.36.199. Changing the runlevel after booting
Take the following steps to change the runlevel after booting:
126.96.36.199. Changing the default runlevel
System administrators often configure servers to start in runlevel 3, freeing up memory to increase the server's performance.
The default runlevel is controlled by a line in the file /etc/inittab; to change the default runlevel, edit that file using the vi editor:
126.96.36.199. Creating entries for different runlevels on the boot menu
The boot menu is configured using the file /boot/grub/grub.conf. You can edit this file so that options for various runlevels appear on the boot menu:
kernel /vmlinuz-2.6.17-1.2517.fc6 ro root=/dev/Main/root rhgb quiet 3
4.5.2. How Does It Work?
Once the kernel has fully started up, it runs just one program: init. All other software is started directly or indirectly by init.
If a runlevel is specified in the kernel boot options, init uses that value for the runlevel; otherwise, it obtains a runlevel from the initdefault line in /etc/inittab.
init then looks for a sysinit enTRy in /etc/inittab and executes the command specified:
This executes the /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit script, which performs some basic system setup common to all runlevels.
Next, init examines the /etc/inittab file, looking for entries that contain the current runlevel in the second field and wait or respawn in the third field. For runlevel 3, it will find these lines:
l3:3:wait:/etc/rc.d/rc 3 1:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty tty1 2:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty tty2 3:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty tty3 4:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty tty4 5:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty tty5 6:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty tty6
The first line starts the script /etc/rc.d/rc with the argument 3. This in turn sequentially executes every script in /etc/rc.d/rc3.d that starts with the letter S (for start); this is how runlevel-specific software and services get started. Scripts in that same directory that start with K (for Kill) are used to stop software when switching from the runlevel.
The remaining lines listed start character-mode logins on virtual terminals 1 through 6; the respawn keyword indicates that init must restart those programs when they terminate, enabling another user to log in.
4.5.3. What About...
18.104.22.168. ...booting without an /etc/inittab file?
If the file /etc/inittab doesn't exist, init cannot start the system normally. Runlevel S was created specifically for this purpose; it's the only runlevel that doesn't require /etc/inittab, so it can be a lifesaver if that file is missing or messed up. In fact, init doesn't even ask for a password in runlevel S; it takes you directly to a root command prompt. This is useful if you've forgotten the root password, but presents a huge security risk.
To protect against the unauthorized use of runlevel S, it's a good idea to add a password entry to the boot menu. If you didn't do this during the installation, you can add the password at any time by following these steps:
220.127.116.11. ...using the GUI in runlevel 3?
Just because runlevel 3 doesn't offer a graphical login screen doesn't mean that you can't use a graphical user interface. If you log in on a character-mode display, you can start the GUI with this command:
$ startx
To have the GUI start each time you log in, add this command to your ~/.bash_profile:
exec startx
On a server, this gives you the best of both worlds: the GUI doesn't consume any resources when it's not in use, but it can be started quickly any time you need ituseful when you need to look up documentation on a web site, for example.
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Recall Date: February 26, 2018
Recall Number: 18-108
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This recall involves Allen Sports model Ultra1 and UltraX carbon fiber folding bicycles. "ULTRA X" or "ULTRA ONE" are printed on the bicycle's frame. Both bicycles were sold in black, have 20 speeds and wheel sizes of 451MM. The Ultra One weighs about 21 pounds and the Ultra X weighs about 18 pounds.
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a story about how to use The Faith Kit based on the books of Robert J. Cormier (www.thefaithkit.org )
He would like to have stayed in bed. But that was nothing new. And this was still a workday, and more or less it was time to get up. As always, the first step was to roll over. Laying on his back would prevent him from falling back to sleep. Then, as almost always happened, his eye caught his cross, or rather Sunrise Through the Cross which was hanging on the wall opposite their bed. Seeing this sunrise helped him to get up, and better than that: The picture reminded him of his faith. It did this NOT with words, the words of several doctrines, but rather with a scene that brought together all the basics in a single beautiful visual statement.
Onto the bathroom! In the bathroom he kept a calendar. That's how he reminded himself of what day it was. It was also how he reminded himself of where in the year he was. He had learned to Love the Year , to pay attention to weather, and the sky, the seasons and the feasts, and to live more richly in many other ways as well.
Always he took notice of the No2C's pasted to the left of his mirror. This one was finely printed, and included an explanation, but he knew well what it meant: to practice the love of self he must resist comparing himself to others and criticizing himself for things he cannot change. He also knew that he needed to be reminded of this often, and so No2C's was also hand-lettered on several things he was sure to look at every day.
No2C's was reinforced by the Whence that was posted on the inside bathroom mirror.
(When the kids looked in their mirror, they saw their faces labeled D.O.R.K. They put up with this because some of their friends labeled themselves with inexpensive D.O.R.K. jewelry. The kid's bedroom featured posters. One was the Map of Life that they had not asked for but accepted because it was so colorful.)
Finishing in the bathroom, he walked down the stairs in the direction of the kitchen. By design, this took him past the "doctrine pictures": Heaven, Love, God's Plan, and We Were Made to Be a Family in order. He thought it was good that he was not asked to remind himself of the specifics of his faith until he was a little more awake.
Since he was now a little more awake, he said his morning prayers; actually he said his morning prayer, A Daily Prayer. This one he knew by heart, not like some of the others in the Dear God prayer book he read through once a week. The Dear God prayer book he kept for himself. The Little Book of Faith he often gave to others.
Breakfast was coffee. He always enjoyed it in quiet, and never failed to enjoy their neat, little kitchen decorated modestly with more reminders of our faith. Though he didn't always read it, he almost always smiled at the beautifully framed Jesus Prayer they had put in the kitchen as a daily reminder that Jesus didn't have Jesus to encourage him-but they did.
Also posted in the kitchen was A Preamble to the Life of Faith .
On the kitchen floor where it did not belong was the kids' Little Catechism . Since going through The Little Catechism was a daily exercise at school, it was sometimes an exercise at home. Often the kids forgot to put theirs away, and even more often they spilled something on it. (It was good that this wonderful dialog was only a piece of paper; and it was even better that it was so easy to make another).
Though the floor was a little messy, still it looked good. He was happy with the new floor they had put in, and especially their choice of the sacred Pentagon pattern that reminded them that Jesus rose.
Checking his wallet before walking out the door he noticed, as always, his Real ID Card and remembered his real ID.
He picked up his keys; they were held together on a keychain that featured the Four-Chambered Heart that reminded him to think about more than just the family that lived in his own house.
Getting in his car, he checked his mirror and the little Flag of Faith hanging from the mirror. This was a treasure. Not only did it help him keep his cool while driving-NOT ALWAYS EASY-but it turned out that every new person who ever got into his car asked him what it was and that's why he kept in the car a copy of the explanation.
Arriving at his office he went through his routine. As always, he stopped to see how he was feeling, and positioned his Triangle and Mood Indicator in a way that would help him. They were held in position by the little pockets on the blotter on his desk.
On the bulletin board above his desk was posted his TV Guide. It always made others laugh; and it always helped him to live his own life.
Work was work until he got a couple e-mails from friends in distress. To one, who had just lost his father, he sent A Letter from Heaven along with Death in 3-D . To another he attached A Letter from God to You and Faces. He himself loved the Letter from God, and he was also encouraged by the Waves that surrounded it; he had them on the family stationary, and they were stenciled on the cornice of the family rec room.
At noon, he said the Our Father and meant it . This was one of The Four Pillars that made concrete how we should live our faith, and therein made this doable.
At twelve-thirty, he had to go upstairs to see the director. He had to wait, and often when he was waiting for anything, he killed time and calmed himself by counting the gifts of faith on the right fingers. He had learned the right fingers from the American version of The Fingers of Faith and knowing the gifts of faith helped him to receive them.
Things turned out fine, the day ended well, the trip home was happily uneventful, and soon enough the family was gathered for supper. Supper was important to the family. A candle was always lit; and the Seven Symbolisms of the Candle were sometimes discussed. For the most part, supper was experienced as it was described in A Prayer of the Church for You and this prayer was hanging right there as a decoration in the dining room. (The Monogram that was repeated as a border around this prayer was the design of his only pair of cufflinks.)
The dining room was also home for The Stairway to Heaven that they always used in Advent and special occasions, and almost always when they had company.
It was a good supper, with good family conversation, and the clean-up went quickly because everyone helped, and then he settled down to his pleasure for the evening. For him this often meant reading. Sometimes he read the Bible, and he kept his place with his Bible Bookmark lest he get confused. Lately, however, he was working his way through a remarkable collection of stories that he had downloaded free from the internet at www.thefaithkit.org/panorama/.


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aiyoyo~ again another long time adam did not update his blog~ uni life is not easy~ adam wants to have his own recipe shop also not easy~ haha
today i gonna introduce you a cendol stall in penang that is really famous in penang~ even minister lim guang eng try it before~ ( as i saw in photo la)
this penang famous teo chew cendol located in jalan penang~ a small lorong~ each bowl only rm1.90. they using brown sugar that is really fragrance and i feel the taste is never too sweet so i think most people find it tasty enough.
it is cheap and nice~ i like penang cendol because it is always serve in a bigger portion than what usually i had in my hometown. The green greeny cendol is smooth and the owner never stingy to serve to you~ let have a try when you have a chance!
哎呀呀~~ 有是好一段时间没有更新我的部落各~ 好可怜啊~ 大学生活不容易,生活不容易。我在梦想着开自己的餐厅也不容易啊~~~ 哈哈
今天给你介绍槟城出名的 "尖堆" 就是cendol. 这档尖堆看起来可真好料~ 槟城首长都来过(我看见照片)
之前就想介绍了, 就是没有机会拍到照片, 所以今天才POSt 上来。这里的尖堆经济有好味,他们用的是椰糖吧~ 很香~浓~ 那些青青软软滑滑的尖堆,老板一点都不吝啬给你哦~ 价钱才1.9 很OK拉~ 哈哈
我比较喜欢这里的尖堆因为分量够大方~ 有机会试试看!


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Milkfed holds workshop on energy-efficient technology
Milkfed, in collaboration with TERI (The Energy and Resources Institute), on Friday conducted a workshop to promote energy-efficient technology in milk processing, food processing and other hospitality areas.chandigarh Updated: Jan 17, 2014 19:22 IST
Milkfed, in collaboration with TERI (The Energy and Resources Institute), on Friday conducted a workshop to promote energy-efficient technology in milk processing, food processing and other hospitality areas.
Under this project, a heat-pump technology has been introduced by Milkfed at its milk plant here, supported by Japan's international cooperation agency.
The key feature of this technology is that it performs simultaneous electrical chilling and heating operations and offers an opportunity to milk and food processing industries to significantly cut down their energy consumption. The installation of the EHP (electric heat pump) at Verka has resulted in 30% energy savings in its application as compared to the base figures and reduction in carbon dioxide emissions.
"Such low carbon technologies will help to make the dairy industry and the food processing industry more energy-efficient and environment-friendly and also help to achieve financial benefits," said Milkfed managing director Alaknanda Dayal.
"EHP is a cross-cutting technology which is new for India. It can be customised for all processing industries where there is simultaneous heating and cooling for processing," said TERI director Girish Sethi.
The presentation by Japanese experts Hidehiro Kitayama and Dr Kohei Kawanishi focused on promoting the technology in other milk and food processing plants in the region. The workshop was followed by a visit to the Milkfed milk plant here.
This workshop was attended by participants from various industries associations of Chandigarh and Mohali; Chamber of Industries, Chandigarh; dairy cooperatives of Punjab and Haryana; national dairy development board; Anand; private dairy and food industries, and the hospitality industry.
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Our motor sailing continued as the wind did not return to any great extent, and especially as there is a lock at Grimsby which we needed to pass through, in order to get to our berth at the very helpful Meridian Quay. An advance call to the lock keeper highlighted the possibility of arranging a non-routine, and therefore more convenient, lock in time so that we would not have to wait around for the scheduled ones, in return for a nominal £10. We were also advised that it can get busy with priority given to local or working boats, so we should get there before 1900.
So, having flogged down the North sea to get there by 1830, we eventually arrived on time and announced ourselves. I was not happy to be told that there would be a queue of at least an hour as working boats had priority. However, the experience was far worse. There is just one lock which takes just one vessel at a time, and every time the queue diminished another vessel would announce itself so that we were bumped yet again to the back of the queue. There was no £10 special lock in, and indeed the delay of an hour and three quarters spent hanging around while the working boats went in and out, meant the whole experience was decidedly unsatisfactory. We were just one yacht, and after, say, an hour of waiting it would have been good to have been let in, or indeed courteous to have been allowed a space in the queue. Even our hour and a three quarters delay was itself at risk of being extended indefinitely. I have no idea how the marina on the other side can possibly function. When we arrived in the lock, ropes were dropped down and eventually we passed through to our very shallow berth in the marina. Grimsby is the only port in the whole of the circumnavigation whose practices have been so obstructive, notwithstanding the considerable and genuine friendliness of the staff.
Andrew and I emerged from the lock, having wasted so much time but having spent it in gentle and pleasant conversation. Good company aids and assuages the trials of sailing and helps you celebrate the successes. There to meet us in the marina, whose staff had gone home, were Woody and William who had been patiently waiting. We were very pleased to see them, and as I had already effectively put the boat to bed while hanging around outside, we stepped from the boat towards a waiting taxi which whisked us off to a very good restaurant which Woody had organised, with the help of the Humber Cruising Association who had befriended him during their enforced delay.
Great meal, and it was very good to spend time with them both as we start our last leg of my circumnavigation and head for home.
Today, we continue our journey south to Wells-next-the-sea, a very pretty little harbour which is quite difficult to enter, especially for our size and I think we might have a town berth arranged by the ever attentive harbourmaster. However, Wells has a very shallow entrance so we must be there by 1530. So, while eating our excellent dinner in the Othello restaurant (who stayed open for us) I spent a while on the 'phone to the lock master negotiating our exit the following morning. We needed to leave at 0630 in order to get to Wells on time, otherwise we would need to abort and run for Wisbech. A special lock out was agreed, for £10, the following morning....at 0430 a.m.! The shock of getting up at 0400 was dulled by the huge fun of asking William what time he wanted to get up. His answer was 1100, and his face was a picture! So, As I sit here blogging, Woody has sensibly gone back to bed and William is helming us across the very complicated Humber Approaches towards the Wash and the delights of Wells and Andrew is his technical advisor.
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Monday, June 9, 2008
A Book By Any Other Name…
There is, and always will be, opposition to change.
Vaudeville performers walked off the job to protest silent films. They took a stand against change. Silent film actors quivered at the mere mention of the talkie. They feared change and rightly so. It must have been a very uncomfortable feeling, like the rug was slowly being pulled out from under their feet; they saw it, they felt it, but they couldn't stop it.
That is the essence of change, it is not only inevitable but impossible to prevent. Change, on a grand, some might say global, scale, is brought on in many cases by technological advances. Theatre – radio – film – television, a natural progression where the next technological breakthrough certainly had an impact on the last, but it did not destroy it. We have radio despite television. We have theatre despite film. In a way, they complement each other by allowing a ravenous audience more choices.
Technology is once again the culprit in bringing on change in a media that has seen little over hundreds of years.
Where once books had to be stored in huge libraries, thanks to advancements, that same library can fit on a single computer hard-drive. Not everyone is convinced this change is for the good. It's truly a bibliophile's nightmare since the tactility and sensory experience of reading is removed. Now one turns pages at the cold push of a button on computer keyboards ranging from one that sits atop a desk, to one that rests in the palm of your hand. The smell of ink and paper gone, the feel and sound of paper turning, sliding through your fingers as your eyes land on something soft on the vision but always a possible sensory overload.
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It's difficult to accept change when really, there is no need for it. The onslaught of electronic media is brought on not by necessity but by the simple fact that we need to use the technology in some way. Is there anything wrong with that? Is it so bad that we can have all the books we love, at our fingertips, in one device that fits into a pocket or a small briefcase? Is it not the voice on the radio that carries the message and not the radio itself? It would stand to reason that the words are more important than the book.
Why do we fight change so vehemently when the change is for the better?
I'm an e-book author and I read e-books. Does that mean I want traditional books to disappear? Of course not. Who among readers doesn't love to sit in a cozy spot on a cold or wet night, book open on their lap, immersed in the pleasure of reading? No electronic gadget stands a chance of replacing something so dear and precious. Can a child's book on a computer screen compare to the touch of a book open on the floor, its bright colours mirrored in the wondrous eyes that read it? No. When you want to upgrade a radio, you buy the newest version of a radio – and it's still a radio. The same goes for televisions. I've gone through a dozen in my lifetime, but all were televisions. The same cannot be said for a traditional book.
So, why not fight e-books with all our page-turning, cozy-cornered, wide-eyed reading wonder of energy? Simply because traditional books and e-books complement each other like radio and television, theatre and film. Choices are the byproduct of change. As readers, we now have the ability to choose which format our reading pleasure will take given our circumstances at the time. When would you choose a Kindle or E-reader over a paperback or hardback? During a morning commute on any mode of public transit. While traveling it would be an ideal space saver in any suitcase. These are just a few examples.
Where then would one relax with a book, enjoying it's simplicity and tradition? At home, the coffee shop, the beach…
When it comes to books, traditional or electronic, there's room for both.
Posted by Wingin' It at 10:34 PM
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