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The last date for submission of targets / achievements is extended
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The DG Half Yearly Progress Monitoring the HYPM
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Scientists, Reporting officers and Reviewing officers for online submission of:
1. The achievements of proposed targets of the half yearly period (01-04-2012
to 30-09-2012).
2. The proposed targets for the next coming half yearly period (01-10-2012 to
15 March, 2012
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proposed targets online for the half yearly period (1st April to 30th September
01 March, 2012
Sensitization workshop in HYPM was organised at CIFE, Mumbai in 2nd
february for western zone; 6th february at DWM, Bhubneshwar for eastern zone and
14th february at NAARM, Hyderabad for south zone.
Sensitization workshop in HYPM has been organised on 3rd march at IASRI, New
Delhi for north zone.
25 November, 2011
To implement Dr. P.L. Gautam's Committee recommendations on DG
Half-Yearly Progress Monitoring (HYPM) of the Scientists in ICAR, a web based
software for online submission of half yearly progress report of the scientists
is being designed and developed at IASRI, New Delhi with a view to ensure more
objective evaluation of the half-yearly performance of Scientists in ICAR. The
working flow of HYPM was presented on 3rd October 2011 in the Senior Officers
Meeting of the Council and in principle it has been decided to implement HYPM in
all institutes of ICAR.
25 November, 2011
It is proposed to organize one day Sensitization cum Training
Workshop for the Officer in Charge of PME Cells of ICAR institutes under
Engineering Division of ICAR at 10.00 AM on 9th December 2011 at IASRI, New
08 August, 2011
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Institutes and its personnel.
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Paleo Pork & Apple Stew!
Apples are in season! This is my favorite time at the farmers market because the fall stuff is just starting to come in, and the frost hasn't killed off the summer produce yet (especially the spicy peppers), so there's unlimited recipes just waiting to be created! I also found some great herbs from a new organic farmer at my market (in the last year 3 new organic farmers have joined my local farmers market, encouraging news for cavemen everywhere). Fragrant sage filled the air at the market this Sunday, so I picked up a bunch, along with some apples, and a ton of jalapeños and Serrano peppers and went home to create something.
Sage and apples go so well with pork, and I have a freezer full of wild boar from the Broken Arrow Ranch, so I defrosted some stew meat! I had an idea to make some sort of All-American stew (can't get more American than apples, sage, and wild boar). Into a crock pot for 6 hours on high went the following organic ingredients:
1 pound wild boar stew meat
4 Fuji Apples
2 Granny Smith Apples
Fresh Sage
Fresh Thyme
Fresh Rosemary
Fresh grated Ginger
Chard stems (for the natural saltiness, can substitute celery)
Black Pepper
Some grass-fed beef bone broth
Some arrowroot dissolved in water (for thickening)
A mix of SPICY red and green jalapeños and Serrano Peppers (obviously optional for your particular taste)
I wasn't sure these ingredients would all go together (like ginger and rosemary), but I didn't have a plan or recipe I was working off of, and just played it by ear. I can tell you though that my apartment smelled amazing, and when it was done, it tasted amazing! But it was WAY too spicy for my friend Julie who popped by for a taste. Still, she thought it was delicious, and she wondered what cut of beef I used (she was shocked it was wild boar).
I'm not usually a fan of sweet dishes, unless they're also really spicy, so this one was great. The apples and cinnamon gave it the sweet, and the ginger just gave it a touch of Asian influence in what was otherwise an All-American dish. And the peppers made sure my mouth was blissfully on fire! The wild boar was tender and wildly delicious! Even though Julie thought it was beef, it tasted just like pork to me, and went perfectly with the apples.
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Perfect Wall Color
We met our neighbor Nancy Epstein recently after we dropped a note in her mail box asking if she and her husband might want to do a AT: LA home tour [coming soon]. We have long admired their home and working for AT gives us the freedom to leave admiring notes on doorsteps without feeling too much like a stalker.
In our correspondence, we were pleasantly surprised to find out that Nancy owns a company called PerfectWallColor.com. She is a certified color consultant and came from a background in giftware and fashion design. She said she made the switch over a couple of years ago because she loved working with color and clients so much.
Nancy told me that many people would like to use an interior decorator but can't afford to have the full service, so one of the services she offers is just simple color consulting. She develops the palette after an extensive interview process and maps out which walls will have which color etc. Once samples are chosen and test patches are made she goes back to finish the consult. She leaves the painting or contracting of the services to the homeowner so that DIY'ers can save some money or they can hire a professional as they see fit.
Nancy also offers one-day home makeovers for clients utilizing existing pieces and reorganization in the client's home. Many times clients are overwhelmed or just wouldn't think to move a particular element in a room to make the overall design work better. All of her services are available a la carte so that clients can work within their budgets.
If you're nervous or design challenged about choosing colors, this is a great way to go. Sometimes, having a fresh pair of eyes looking at the walls you stare at day-in and day-out…is just what the design doctor ordered.
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I love this idea and the pictures on her website are great (but wish there were more). However, the picture included with this story is painful to my eyes.
Maybe it's just me, but if that is supposed to make me want to hire her, I wouldn't. I only went to her website to see a) if this was an example of her work (didn't see it on there) and b). if this was a sample, just how bad could it get - morbid curiosity. I guess it worked though, because I did check out her site :)
Although she probably didn't personally design her website, the color combination chosen for it don't inspire confidence in her abilities.
must agree with kaiser; the colors on the website give me an unpleasant feeling. i love color and use it throughout my home,but i'm confused by her choices. curious to see her home tour...
I was mistaken about there not being more pictures. I found them today and while I love color (foyer-yellow and red, kitchen - tealish, bathroom - blue, other bath - green, bedroom creme and black), I guess this just isn't my taste. The home owners seem happy and that's all that matters.


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Donegal yarns have a wonderful, high quality range of Irish tweeds available to buy on their site. Here's a coat made with their yarn. As you can see the finished product looks lovely (and quite similar to Sherlock's coat we think). We recommend the Aran Tweed or Celtic Tweed.
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Belstaff 'Millford style' coat.
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As with most of the clothing used in television shows, there are two back-ups of Sherlock's coat in case one is damaged or lost during filming. That's £4,050 worth of costume budget gone on just Sherlock's coat.
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My tears fall with heavy sobs
I reach for anyone to hold
No one is around . . . but You are.
You never leave me crying alone
When I see no one,
You are there
Tenderly You reach out to my hurting heart
Gently wiping away the tears
Comforting my weary soul
Why do I look to any one else?
They are never there when I am In need
. . . But You are!
Time and time again, You
Remind me to look only to You
and not to others
In Your presence I feel warmth,
Peace and assurance that all is well.
Something I don't feel anywhere else
You allow me to cry, You don't condemn
Me for doing so.
You chase away my fears.
I try to stand strong, holding to what Your Word tells me
But after the long grueling day is done,
I collapse from the stress that has worn so heavy upon me
I am not strong, as I long to be,
Without You I could not have
Gone as far as I have.
So when I fall from the strain
I know You are there, not condemning me but
Comforting me, picking me up and guiding me
Because of Your love and compassion
Is why I am still
Quietly I sit listening
To what You have to say to my spirit
Warmth pours over me
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Bruichladdich Distillery was established in 1881 on the Rhinns peninsular on the island of Islay close by the sandy bays of Loch Indaal. Re-opened in 2001 with much of the original Victorian equipment restored to working order. The first release of Bruichladdich's new whisky was the highly acclaimed PC5, the first release in the limited Port Charlotte range. Also producing very highly peated Octamore, Organic using Islay grown barley, and triple and quadruple distilled single malts. The Bruichladdich distillery visitor centre offers distillery tours including the bottling hall and the distillery participates in Feis Ile, the annual Islay Whisky Festival.


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Well, the shutdown is over… and I've never been more bummed that one of my predictions turned out exactly as I forecasted- right down to the results, the manner in which it played out, and the time that it would. The debt limit has been raised again. Now, I'm not judging; I've done it before. I spent years living above my means. I wanted something I couldn't afford, so I opened a credit card. And when I ran out of borrowing limit, I raised the limit. I kept making the minimum payments and I kept raising the limit until I realized that I had acquired more than 3x the amount of my monthly income on credit cards alone, and I had no way to pay it back in the foreseeable future. That is where the country is at now. Don't get me wrong: a little bit of debt is healthy; it builds your credit, teaches you to plan financially, it moves the economy, and it gives you a little ICE (in case of emergency) padding. But we all know you're not supposed to borrow more than you can pay. And if you need to borrow more money to pay on what you currently owe, you are already fucked. But that is exactly what our government been doing: paying our existing debt using new debt.
Funny thing about it all is, the recent hype over Congress' reluctance to raise the debt ceiling and the "inevitable resulting default on our debt" was actually manufactured by the government itself, and gleefully sold to us by the media. The President's Office of Management and Budget this year budgeted 223 billion for the net interest on the national debt. Keep in mind that revenue from income taxes alone equals nearly 1.7 trillion… in other words, more than 7 times the amount we need to make those payments. Refusing to raise the debt limit again does not mean auto-default; it means making tough, sometimes unpopular, budget cuts so that we can pay back what we already spent. Sort of like when I chose not to buy a new couch just yet, sold my bright, shiny, high-efficiency washer/dryer set, and decided to lose weight instead of buying new clothes—because frankly, it was more important to pay off my debt than to keep living large. Now, there were some things I really couldn't cut: I signed a lease where I promised to pay rent for one year; sort of like how the government took social security out of people's paychecks for sixty years. They promised to give it back, and that they must do. [note: I wouldn't count on it]. But there was an awful lot in that budget I could –albeit painfully- remove.
Ironically, we were actually warned about this 150 years ago by a remarkably prescient Treasury Secretary, Salmon P. Chase. I did a little exploring back when I worked at the Treasury Department, and discovered a gold mine of information in its private library. One month I checked out the original financial reports from 1861-1865… after dusting off the parchment, imagine my astonishment to find our country managed to balance the budget and pay its debts while fighting a war against itself. These annual reports always end with remarks by the current Secretary of the Treasury (more likely written by staffers today). I wish I could still access the library and give you the word for word account, but translated into modern language, his remarks went something like this: "Do not stay in the red year after year. Do not stay in the red year after year. Do. Not. Stay. In. the. Red. Year. After. Year."
It's simple but sound financial advice, something we're in dire need of from our Treasury Secretary today. But what are we getting instead?… Political ass-kissing and blatant, bald-face lies about the country's financial situation.
The first time I got in over my head on my credit cards, I was bailed out by some amazing, well-meaning parents. I didn't learn my lesson. So when I made the mistake again, it took me 4 tough, rigid, well-budgeted years to dig myself out. When Europe got in over its head, we bailed them out. When they did it again… well, now they're all arguing over how to bail each other out as they crumble under the weight of an unsustainable system. Make no mistake, we are next. My question is… who is going to bail us out? Think about that for a second, and then ask… do we really want them to?


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Mom to two boys
25 as of 2014
I blog stupid stuff, funny stuff, cute stuff, dragons, cats, neat stuff, things that make me think, and social justice
Bitch Mode Activated is a collection of weirdos from OkCupid. I like to mess with people.
I am saddened to say that Leah has been found.
Her caregiver killed her, put her in a box, and wrapped it in plastic.
She has received capital punishment for her crime.
Her being abducted was a lie to throw people off the trail and even probably about her mother trying to sell her, as I have actually mentioned here. There was no "Miguel", no red Ford Focus, no guy posed as a CPS worker. She made it up knowing that Leah was in a CPS case so the cops would get off of her trail and chase an imaginary man. That would explain why there was no height description, no weight estimate, no defining characteristics, no clothes description for either the "man" or Leah.
But she was caught, is in custody, and no bond as far as I know. I don't know who would want to bail her out, anyways.
Thanks to the cops that felt a need to check her house out. She will be able to rest after being put in one of the most cruel ways to die.
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I appreciate the advice:) I am definitely DEFINITELY not attempting to make a full living off of modeling in general let alone nude. My performance art is what I am truly passionate about. That being said I have a very strong back and can do light contortion...have alot of other flexibility. I also have a lyra and pointe shoes to shoot in. As far as what I have to offer for nudes....I'm italian there is no problem with my breasts, butt or stomach I'll admit I'm pretty happening, I have some scars but nothing super noticeable or that can't be covered, I can hit a variety of different poses without straining myself and although I am still waiting on pics from 4 different shoots that are more interesting and haven't had a chance to really build a port on here, I do take really great pictures when given the right oppurtunity. I have studio work lined up. I suppose a better question would be are there any good forums or sites to look for work like this other than Mayhem.
That is excellent advice
Not sure what you mean by the compensation amounts on nude shoots is too low vs the quality. What prices do you feel that you should get? And what sort of quality are you shooting for?
Remember that you are an unknown quantity as a nude model till you get more than a few representative samples of the work you want to do in your portfolio. You may have to do some TFP work with really good photographers to get samples in your portfolio as good as the work you want to do for pay.
Also realize that with very few exceptions, the photographers willing to pay the most for nude models are GWCs - Guys With Cameras - who have more money than talent. If they are paying you to pose for them, and they pay you, there is really no way to make them not showcase the pics they shoot of you unless you put that in your modeling release. If you don't like their work very much but you want their money, you may have to take less to keep your pics private or just say "no" to their offers.
Reasons people pay models from the Internet:
-they can't get that model to shoot trade with them (generally means you're going to find their work to be crappy)
-they want to work with an experienced model (you'd have to be an experienced nude model to fill this role)
-they've exhausted their local model pool and this model is traveling through their town(you'd have to take up traveling)
-they have the right look for a project funded by a client (.01% chance of finding this on MM)
The reason if you want to get paid to shoot nudes that you would have to be okay with people taking crappy photos of you nude...is because those are the people who pay. Experienced amazing photographers who you'd be honored to be photographed by aren't paying some chick from the Internet to come over me drop trou for them.
Thems the breaks. Any full time nude model you see on this site has had hundreds of unflattering nude photos taken of her. Not all of them are so horrendous you'd be embarrassed if they ever saw the light of day, but they're not great, they're not something those models want for their portfolios....which is why they charged for them.
Do what you want and do what works for you. Consider the source in that advice though. Those other nude models want to get paid for posing nude. If there's another model willing to pose nude for TF (because it's not "unpaid") then that makes it harder for them to demand and get monetary compensation. By the same token, take what any photographer has to say with a grain of salt. People have their own agendas in this game.
Ditto to all of this! Especially to the party about quality photographers are going to pay you unless they have third party clients paying them. I just don't have a business model to allow me to pay someone $150 an hour to pose nude for me without a paying client.
The majority of the fifty photos in this PhotoVogue portfolio are nude. All were TF, all the models were new to me, and the work was not experimental.
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Thats good advice I get what your saying alot more now. I guess I'll have to be really careful about posing and background checks
Good point. I suppose this thread has helped me decide that quality is more important to me than money. I should definitely look to do more work with some of my friend photographers who I know wont post anything bad. Even if it's unpaid they can help me meet other photographers who may pay and I would rather be able to get the images I want then make 200 bucks for an awkward set of beater-shots
Wow those are absolutely stunning. That is the kind of work that I want to do. The reason I was worried about money is I dont want to do distasteful work for free but money does make shoots different. The best shoots iv had were TF where we got to get really creative about the images. The lighting in those is breathtaking.
If you choose to not shoot with amateur photographers, you will be excluding a huge percentage of paid work as a nude model. If you follow your friend's advice and do accept payment from amateur photographers, nude pictures of all kinds will appear online all over the place. You realize you can't have it both ways, right?
It's a foregone conclusion that most of those models have worked with amateurs, and not all of those images are good. That's what it means to be a professional nude model.
This is all really good advice, along with everything else Laura has posted.
I can find most of the best traveling nude models on this site for 100/hr or less. You may have a hard time if you are expecting that early on.
If you are serious about it I would take the time to develop a nude book first before worrying about money. Contact people whose work you admire and ask them for TF. Pay someone really good if you have the money. Set realistic goals and look at the competition around you.
Learn the art of negotiation. Some photographers lowball, but most pay what their budget will support. If you feel the market rate is too low then you'll probably price yourself out of the market.
Then be picky who you work with. Look at their portfolios, communicate clearly and openly about limits and expectations before the shoot, and don't pose for shots you don't want released.
Photographers who are shooting to produce images they can use are not going to sign a contract restricting their use of the images. If require that, you're guaranteed to only work with photographers who don't care about their imagery and are happy to sign your contract just to get you naked, and that sends your chances of achieving goal number 2 (only high quality photos) through the floor.
If market rate is too low to suit you, you're out of the market.
If you want to model, accept that a model's job is to produce the images the photographer needs, and only accept work from photographers whose work fits your limits and standards.
If you want to model, accept that the photographer needs to use the images s/he shoots. If you want to dictate the usage of the images, hire a photographer and be a client.
Ah...to be the newbie model full of fluffy dreams and high-expectant wishes. ^__^
To be completely honest, a model coming to a photographer with their own release/contract will find themselves without much work...at least not through professionals. As for rates, you would find much more success in attaining the fees you wish with a stellar portfolio. However, to attain such a portfolio, you may have to pay a professional or work trade with professionals. Expecting anything else without putting some work or money into it may be fruitless. Best of luck!
Unless you are paying for your photographers, as soon as you draft your own contract, you are very well leave off a lot good photographers willing to TF with you. That leaves with those who only want to see you nekid regardless of what terms are used with your final images.
You don't want to do nudes with "compensation"???
And, you can, to a reasonable degree, control the quality of the images you are in be being selective about who you work with. Generally though, the better photographers don't need to pay, or pay as much. Similarly, you can come up with whatever limits you like, and if you're careful about who you work with, can generally make sure your limits are respected. But, any limitations and complications you add to the process limit your options and prospects for making money.
In spite of what you may have heard, it's NOT easy to make consistent money as a nude model.
I don't see anyone "rant and rail and rave." Pointing out that she's not being realistic, perhaps. Personally, I'd be happy to shoot with a prospective model "a few times" to convince them I'm worthy of shooting nudes. I can always use more paid work.
Oh, puleez! Get over yourself.
Thank you for the kind words.
As I see the discussion taking shape, I suggest you study very carefully the advice offered by Laura Unbound and Rays Fine Art. Both are very experienced and considered in their views, and both have been given repeated endorsement by other correspondents in this thread.
As for the question of distasteful work, I encourage models to do their own thing and sometimes that produces what you might consider to be distasteful images. On the other hand, models who are very controlled in their posing are (in my experience) likely to lack the spontaneity that produces a good image.
Those same shoots that you see as stunning also produced some truly ugly images (both of us are moving underwater, so posing is imprecise), but why would I use them? I have no more interest in publishing an ugly photo than the model does.
A lot comes down to trust and control, because you cannot have an absolute amount of both.
It is essential that there be trust between model and photographer, and that the trust is a two-way street, but you also need to accept that your trust will sometimes be misplaced.
I have been ripped off by models, one of whom went so far as to take my work and pass it off as her own, but it has not stopped me from trusting models in general.
If you pose nude, some unattractive photos of you will sooner or later be published, but does it really matter? The world is awash with nudes, most of them highly forgettable and most of them highly deniable.
Stop.....if that's your intent, you're not going to avoid low quality images being taken, simple as that.
The odds of you getting around that is akin to a snowball surviving more than 5 minutes in the southwest of late.
The nerd in me just squealed in glee at your choice to break it down in this particular fashion. That is all.
Thankyou very much thats very helpful Communication is always a nessesity. I like to always make clear to a photographer what I'm comfortable with so that there is no confusion. I'll have to be even more on top of that in booking shoots such as this.
Richard the aspect of my friend recommending to not work no paywith amatuars was in regard to general modeling not nudes. I do realize that many nudes are amatuar which is fine. I only wish to do tasteful work so working TF seems like the best call I did a recent nude shoot its just not up in my port. I shall just have to be picky
I'v had some bad experiences with photographers and looking back on those situations I wasnt clear enough with boundaries etc. I find that most of the photographers I enjoy working with only release quality images...theres always going to be an image I wish was there and one that I wish wasn't its true with all kinds of modeling...but getting those truly magic photos seems to make it all worth it and those are the ones I choose to use myself. When it comes down to it I suppose the ppl I am mainly dealing with only see what I release anyway so I get alot more what Laura was saying after having some time to process it. I appreciate all of the advice because exposure is a fragile thing and its very easy to overexpose in an instant. I will have to look more for quality photographers and not worry as much about money it makes for better lasting model/photographer relationships in my personal experience anyway.
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Tuesday-Sunday: 5:00pm - close
Sunday Jazz Brunch: 10:30am - 2:30pm
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- Cuisine: American, Comfort Food, Californian
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Entertainment: Live Jazz daily starting at 6:30pm
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redwhite+bluezz' cutting-edge American cuisine reinvents classic dishes with style and panache. Our menu features local and sustainably-sourced ingredients prepared by Cordon Bleu trained chefs alongside artisan cheeses and the best wine list in town. With live jazz every night and our award-winning Brunch+All That Jazz every Sunday morning. redwhite+bluezz is the coolest spot in town. Guests enjoy our contemporary take on historic architecture and our casual yet sophisticated atmosphere.Continued
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- Food & entertainmentOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/27/2014Good location, good food, service ok. Although had reservation table was not ready for 5; Table for 4 or less were available, had to wait for two table to be placed together , but tables were at a different level. Music was good!Special Features:
- lively dinningMarin8erDined on 9/26/2014The live Jazz on Friday nights was outstanding their really is no bad seat at this place. The food was tasty and the wait staff was fast very cordial and accommodating. My wife ordered a drink and it was a bit strong for her and in no time our waiter brought her a different drink. Great customer service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Date nightOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/26/2014It was the perfect place to go before seeing a play at the Pasadena Playhouse. We enjoyed the romantic atmosphere, good music, and delicious food.Special Features:
- Jazzy, good fooddrewjakeDined on 9/20/2014We were dining before an evening show at the Pasadena Playhouse, so the convenience couldn't be beat. The food was excellent, as were the drinks. We left ourselves plenty of time, which was good, as service got a bit slower as the place filled up. Be ready to hear music--there's not really any "far from music" seating, but as long as you're willing to listen to some (fine) music and speak up, it's not intrusive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely EveningHungr4FunDined on 9/19/2014We needed a place to wait for our son, who was attending a school football game. We discovered Red White and Bluezz at the last minute. What a find! Great jazz, delicious food, wonderful service and an ambiance so comfortable that we enjoyed the company of our co-diners as well as each other's. You cannot go wrong here.Special Features:
- Red White and BluezzGonzafrDined on 9/13/2014Nice place to eat and watch a band. There were a lot of people there that talked through the whole show (a lot of chatter). Otherwise its a great place to eat and listen to music.Special Features:
- good food. disprespectful audienceJazzloverDined on 9/13/2014This restaurant has good food and service but if its billed as a jazz club (the music was terrific) then the patrons should at least applaud as in most jazz venues. Only those near the band could hear and respond appropriately. Not the fault of the restaurant, though.Special Features:
- Great food/drink!location not goodOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/30/2014I did like the old location much better but understand why they moved. I hope it was worth the move. The food was amazing and the drinks were great just way to far from the Pasadena scene.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful TimepopsmitchDined on 8/22/2014The restaurant was very clean, service was efficient and the food was excellent. We will be back. Also Mick Taras and friends were great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The perfect place...PasadenaJJDined on 8/13/2014We went here for a nice dinner with friends, having driving by the location for the last year. This was the first time for all of us...and what a secret gem we found! The ambiance is subdued and intimate. You feel like you have stepped into a private world and nothing else matters. Every staff member treated us like we were special. The food was well prepared and presented. I enjoyed the evening so much, I went back the next night on my own for dinner. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a good meal and great atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Server could have been friendlierNicolineDined on 7/25/2014Hi, We noticed people being seated after us and they were already getting their food. We timed our food order and our food didn't get to us until 30 minutes after we placed our order. Our server rarely made eye contact and was not rude, but not engaging or friendly either. I like the food and the atmosphere, but a bit too pricey for your money. I would go again, but I hope our server is friendlier. If you pay high prices for a turkey burger, you better get a nicer person.Special Features:
- jeannieVIPDined on 7/20/2014Wait service was poor and they appeared to be untrained: handling utensils at the wrong end; reaching across customer to give bread; never asking how the meal was; we had to ask if there was a desert and were never offered coffee. My Cesar salad was drenched in what tasted like Miracle Whip (I left 3/4 of it). Although there were only 6-7 tables occupied, we waited for over and hour to get our food. Students from local cooking school were suppose to be supervised by a chef although no one appeared to be in charge. A woman was taking ice cream orders from the cooking staff. It is a great location for attending the theatre, however, the total experience was so bad that we will not go back. Great entertainment!
- Wonderful find in Pasadenamgp1VIPDined on 7/16/2014We had a great dinner! The entertainment was fun, they had a band, Great wine list.Special Features:
- Michele EmFoodArtMusicDined on 7/3/2014The Drake Shining Band with Frank Simes, Jamie Hunting and Michael Leasure was the draw for us. Fantastic! The wine list and the food made the evening even better. We had a bottle of Cartlidge & Brown Zin, a plate of Rouge et Noir cheese and Grilled shrimp Caesar salads. Our server was clairvoyant, he was that good. Everything was perfect for a perfect evening. Many people joined our table that evening as well as band members and the waiter kept track of who ordered what and managed to split the tab flawlessly. I can't say enough about the experience. Superb midweek night out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this placeOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 7/2/2014This is our second time at the new location and although we loved the old location we love this place. The service and food was great. We Will be back!Special Features:
- Dinner & Musicajapeck3Dined on 6/28/2014Nice spot for dinner and music. Food was good. Brazilian jazz was nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Where's The Jazz?KKLAadmanDined on 6/28/2014Brunch menu is very limiting . . almost bar food. And the "jazz" consisted of a lone piano player struggling with notes and chords. Saturday night dinner was a different matter. The menu offered excellent choices and the food was second to none! Kudos to the chefs. However, the "jazz" consisted of a guitar player and a bass player who started 30 to 45 minutes late. Their "jazz" was non-descript chord-change background music. They were said to also have a singer, but she was waiting to sing in a later set "because the diners were so noisy." Flash to singer . . you command the room and get them to listen to you by the quality of your talent! Go for the great dinner food . . expect nothing else.Special Features:
- Next door to Pasadena PlayhouseOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/28/2014Makes sense if going to Playhouse, either beforeor afterSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Red White & BluezzGastronomiqueDined on 6/24/2014Both the jazz and the food were high quality. What else is there to say?Special Features:
- Pre-theater excellenceAltadinerDined on 6/22/2014Went to RWB for the first time before a performance at the Playhouse. It was late in the week and they were out of the premium Chardonays by the glass. The bar tender opened an excellent bottle from the bottle only list at our waitstaff request; very nice! The food was excellent, service was attentive but not pushy. I look forward to returning for a late night drink during a live jazz performance.Special Features:
- love this placemayamereDined on 6/21/2014next door to the Pasadena Playhouse so fun to make it a real night out with dinner and theaterSpecial Features:
- Very NiceScottieDined on 6/21/2014I have been to Red White and Bluez a handful of times at the old location under the old ownership, which was always OK. However, the new owners/management have definitely improved the service and food. I have been to the new location once to the bar and once for dinner. Both occasions were great with great service and great food. The music has always been good which provides a nice atmosphere. My only knock is the dining area is much louder in the new location than the previous location...there doesn't seem to be any sound absorbing walls. Regardless, we will definitely be back and make it a part of our restaurant rotation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentTheDatingGuyDined on 6/21/2014This place is perfect for a very nice adult night out!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Saturday nitepeggyDined on 6/14/2014My first visit at this location. Great restaurant and size. The music was too loud for a conversation and it was nice background jazz. The room is so small speakers are unnecessary. The halibut was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 6/13/2014I opted to sit in the bar and have dinner before attending a play next door. Food and wine were amazing but service was terrible. I sat at the bar for 10 minutes and still was not acknowledged by the bartender, I finally waved him down and got a menu. Still worth the experience but the service left a "seriously?" bad taste in my mouth.Special Features:
- MarniDined on 6/13/2014The quality of the food started out fine in the kitchen but arrive cold to me. I didn't say anything for the first course, but was surprised that it happened for my steak as well. The chef is presumptuous to assume that we don't need salt and pepper and on the table. It was hard to fine the wait staff to do who had the authority to do just that.Special Features:
- Excellent live musicScottPDined on 6/7/2014I've been to Red White and Bluezz several times, and the bands have all been excellent. They generally have some jazz influence, often mixed with blues and/or rock influences, and occasionally some international flavor. The ability of the players has always been top tier.Special Features:
- DenaDined on 6/7/2014Arrived about 7 - when music was to start according to the website. Musicians did not actually begin playing until 8:15. No recorded music. Service was courteous - but our waiter nowhere to be found for long stretches at a time. Food was good but NOT specrtacular - portions small considering the cost. Musicians that eventually played were competent but 94.7 THE WAVE bland. THIS IS a pretty restaurant but - the pricing is too high when it can't produce SPECIAL in ANY of the categories i judge a restaurant by: food/entertainment/overall pleasure (includes attentive service).
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 6/7/2014Our hats off the the chef. The food was awesome!! Loved the live jazz!! Staff were all very friendly and accomodating. Definitely a repeat spot!!Special Features:
- The following 183 reviews are from the redwhite & bluezz reviews archive.
- DisappointingSuzieDined on 5/25/2014Went for brunch to check out the new location for the first time, and was looking forward to the jazz duo. The acoustics were so poor that all we could hear was the chattering of the other diners, and had to strain to hear the music at all. Service was unhurried, to the point of being slow. The food was good, but they had already run out of what we wanted to order by 12:30. I will not bother to go back.
- Much ado about....nadadisappointedDined on 5/17/2014This place thinks too much of itself. The noise level makes it impossible to hear the music, or yourself. The steak I ordered was tougher than my shoe and, for the price, a rip off. The portions couldn't feed a child. But, the place certainly has the "cool" factor down. Maybe that's why the cool people go. I won't again. Not cool enough, I guess. All of the ratings above are positive and I could not find one positive thing to say. I filled out "kid friendly so I could complete this review.Special Features:
- missed my wife's birthdayluvgoodfoodDined on 5/16/2014I noted that it was her bday in the appropriate section while making the reservation on Open Table, but it was never acknowledged by the restsurant.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Red White & Bluezz outingSavicasDined on 5/2/2014Red White and Bluezz had a nice duo over our drinks and a really good trio over the later evening. Service was good food was good as well, they could use a few more simple eats. We sat for hours listening and taking in drinks. No crowd in the restaurant but the bar was full.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Find!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 4/27/2014Wonderful food and drink. Great jazz! What a find!Special Features:
- Fun Brunch!LLHHVIPDined on 4/27/2014It was the first time any of us had been here, and we really enjoyed the food, drinks and live music. I highly recommend for Brunch in Pasadena.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Used to be betterShiraDined on 4/26/2014The res options were 9:45, 10:00, 10:15. I chose 10:00. We arrived on time. When we got there, the mgr rushed us to our seats saying that they were keeping the kitchen open for us. When my husband arrived a few mins earlier, she said "You're here for drinks right? Our kitchen is closing." Not very welcoming. Service was sporadic. We had to ask for bread, water wasn't refilled quickly, & the food is very inconsistent. Turkey burger was very dry & I've had to send food back before. We wanted dessert, but they said the kitchen staff had gone home! Didn't even offer us coffee! & THE MUSIC IS ALWAYS WAY TOO LOUD! There's nothing to absorb the sound. There are so few good jazz restaurants. We used to love this place but I hesitate coming now.Special Features:
- Love the jazzy atmosphereOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/18/2014Been there a few times. I go for the Jazz & the food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor service and loud musicJakeDined on 4/18/2014The venue is too small for the volume of music played making it difficult to have a nice dining experience. We asked to be seated as far from the music as possible and still had difficulty having a conversation, my ears were ringing when we left. The food was OK. The waiter apparently forgot about us, we finally had to go find him to get a bill so that we could get to theater on time.
- Great Service Great Music andSchiecklivitcusVIPDined on 4/17/2014Red's appetizers and small plates are wonderful and their attention to the entrees is as careful and imaginative. The bar area looks spectacular and the mixologist is superb. A great place to date or meet up. The view from the dining room after dark of the bandstand with Eliott Caine on Trumpet (the night we were there) and backlit by the glass wall with clear shelves and the shimmering liquors created visual magic. And the Pasadena Playhouse is right outside the door. We loved it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 4/12/2014convenient to pasadena playhouse booths for six have diners too far apartSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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After my second trip to the top of our tower to replace some equipment, I am thinking of mounting all the radios at the bottom of the tower and running coax to antennas. I have gone through the loss calculations and seems like can still get enough signal in and out to do the job.Any one doing this?Right now using Mikrotik RB and 2.4/5.8 card into 90 deg sector.
Not necessarily an issue if you use the proper coax.I would recommend this as a minimum:»www.rfparts.com/heliax_LDF550A.htmlMake sure you address the grounding issues particular to this type of installation.--Right is right, even if everyone is against it; and wrong is wrong, even if everyone is for it - William Penn
Done it a few times. 7/8's heliax for 2.4GHz and 5/8's heliaxFor 5.x ghz.I have also done 1-1/4" heliax for 1.4 ghz runs.
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My suggestion would be to address the issues that are causing the equipment failures instead.Running coax from top to bottom will increase the cost of your deployments, and probably increase the attractiveness of your tower to copper theifs when they see big fat cables running top to bottom, so keep that in mind.If your equipment is failing due to water ingress or temperature, work out better ways to seal it up or cool it down.If the feeder cables are being damaged by the environment or wildlife, find a better way to protect them.And so on and so forth.
I agree with Tom. Address why you have to replace the radios in the first place.If it's lightning or ESD related to lack of adequate bonding to a common ground, then mounting the radios at the base only means it will be easier to replace them. So if you addressed cause of the problem, you may not have to do so many replacements in the first place.
Thanks. Two different radios quit for two different reasons. One was the Mikrotik 5.8 BH, undetermined reason. The other was one of the sectors. It had bad Ethernet connection. Looks like water got into the "water proof" antenna connector.
I dont use connectorised radios now - except for rockets and sectors.But when i do use them, i make sure i seal them up extra good with denso tape.
This subject has been discussed over and over again. It is on the top 10 list for sure, Lol. It has been dropping down though, as these days, everything has an internal antenna. In the early days, everything had a connector on it, coax was always laying everywhere. Your shop, service vehicle, closets........you name it and it was infested with black snakes, LMAO.You will find that the older you get, the more attractive mounting the antennas at the top and the radio on the bottom becomes. This is especially true if the repair problem is taking place at 3AM in February.As mentioned by the others, it has it's pros and cons. Along with the extra expense of the coax, waterproofing, proper grounding and your tower becoming a thief magnet, you also have to consider how you will attach the coax to the tower. While this is a minor issue for the most part, it is a subject with lots of opinions. Always keep in mind that whenever you add something to a home install, tower, etc. It is one more point of failure that could make your life suck. Each connection is one more place you will have to look at in the event of a failure. The more points of failure, the longer it takes to rectify an issue when it occurs.If you luck is anything like mine, then once you get the call for an issue, the problem will still be at the top, even WITH all the important stuff at the base. Good luck with whatever route you take. --»www.wavecrazy.net
Thanks. If someone was going up the tower would not be a problem for me. This is a small operation and I am 64. Each time I go up, not sure I will male it back down with out help.
Thanks. If someone was going up the tower would not be a problem for me. This is a small operation and I am 64. Each time I go up, not sure I will male it back down with out help.
Where I worked, we never climbed a tower at 3am. Outages happen, and we would schedule a service call at frist light if it was important enough (e.g. important bckhaul or business customer), otherwise during the day. IMO 3am is a bit extreme...Too dangerous climbing a tower in low light, wet, windy, or combination of conditions. Plus I think there may have been laws against it in Aus, but I wasnt the climbing expert.
We have one POP where the radios and antennas are at 30', we can't get to them without a lift. We will be bringing everything down to a more manageable height next time we get a lift for a project/job. We won't bring it down to ground level but we will bring it to maybe 15'.
I used to do that (radios at the bottom, cabled up to the antennas). With expensive, low-loss LMR I thought things were performing great, until I replaced one of my systems with a direct connect. Then I discovered how bad it actually was.


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A Modest Proposal: The Case for Toned-Down Festival Dressing
It's that time of year again. Coachella just concluded here in Souther California, which means all of our Instagram feeds have been chock-full of pictures of our friends dressed in their most creative bohemian-chic attire. But something seems amiss this year. Has it gotten out of control? Are concert-goers looking even more ridiculous than normal? And might it be that Coachella is turning too commercial for its own good? Red carpets, step-and-repeats, and paid appearances are now common practice at this desert music destination. We've seen an influx of Native American headdresses, ass-less chaps, and oversize nose rings. It seems fashion attention-grabbers are more interested in getting shot by the paparazzi than they are the wide array of musical talents. As always, less is more, in my book. Stick to a fun manicure, a flower crown, and a fun gypsy skirt; you're not supposed to be in costume. That's Halloween. Trick or treat, hippies!
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It is easier
to pull one or two invasive plants when first detected before they spread
than treat thousands of acres later.
Here is a story about the importance of averting costly weed control efforts through prevention.
Back in 1954, a mysterious plant emerged in an isolated county in central Utah. Government officials met to discuss this new invasive plant, squarrose knapweed, once it began to spread to cover a few hundred hectares near the rural town of Eureka. Not knowing much about the nature of this new invader, they decided to study it. While studying the weed, it continued to spread, and soon the infestation was too large to remove. As a result, by the beginning of 2002, squarrose knapweed had spread widely in the western United States, and covered about 60,000 ha in Utah alone. Control of this weed costs hundreds of thousands of dollars every year, plus a lot of time and effort.
Heres another
In 1938, a professor from the University of Idaho first identified just two plants of yellow starthistle near Lewiston, Idaho. It now infests hundreds of thousands of hectares in the region. In 1993 in Oregon, more than 40,000 ha were reported in Jackson County and 80,000 ha in Umatilla county. By 2001, these populations had doubled! Read more about yellow starthistle in the field guide.
starthistle spreads rapidly if not caught early. A quick response to new infestations
can prevent the spread of invaders. Heres an example from Sheridan County,
Wyoming, a beautiful area in northern Wyoming in the shadow of the Bighorn
Mountains. The expansive grasslands and forests are bisected by Interstate
25, a prime pathway for invasive weeds to be introduced. In 1982, county officials
noticed that spotted knapweed was beginning to show up along the Interstate.
This Interstate connected Wyoming to Montana, where spotted knapweed was a
very large problem. The Sheridan County officials did not want Montanas
knapweed problem to spread into Wyoming. So they acted quickly to determine
the size of the infestation, control it, and educate the community about it
so everyone could pitch in. They initially found 120 ha of spotted and Russian
knapweed. They immediately got to work. The county assisted landowners with
the cost and application of the herbicides needed to control this invading
plant. As a result, this plant is now under control in Sheridan county. With
help from local landowners, the county monitors all known sites and is on
the lookout for new infestations of knapweed, which are quickly treated.
Experts estimate that without this quick intervention, knapweed might have spread to cover as many as 2,000 ha in two years, and with no action, the infestation would have continued to increase exponentially, doubling about every five years.
This spotted knapweed can threaten natural areas if not stopped.
Once an infestation of invasive plants is large enough to be noticeable, it is usually too late to control it effectively without a large investment of money, effort and time.
It is best to find infestations when they are small.
The problem is that these small infestations are difficult to find, and they dont scream out, "I am a problem!"
That is why land mangers need more detectives on the ground looking for these small infestations people who can identify these plants, so if they see a small grouping of them, they can report them or remove them while theres still time.
When early detection and prevention are not employed, large hard-to-control infestations of invasive plants can occur. In many cases, these infestations are too large to get rid of; the best hope is to control seed production and to prevent them from spreading to new areas.
plant diversity supports the great animal diversity in the park, including
70 species of mammals and 260 species of birds. But this diversity is threatened
by large invasions of a number of nonnative plants, such as spotted knapweed,
leafy spurge, and oxeye
daisy.To control the spread of these aggressive plants, managers
use a combination of methods (integrated pest management). They remove them
by cutting, pulling or mowing them (mechanical control), they introduce insects
that feed on the plants (biological control), and they treat them with herbicides
(chemical control). For each site, the manager determines which combination
of methods will be the most effective in controlling the invader while causing
the least impact to the native ecosystem.
For example, in the Big Prairie area of the North Fork subdistrict of Glacier National Park, managers are trying to control a large infestation of leafy spurge. They have found that mowing tends to stimulate growth of these particular plants, so they discontinued it. They introduced a beetle that feeds on the plant, and while this biological control agent keeps the number of total seed heads down, it is not enough to totally eradicate the entire population of leafy spurge in this area. Now managers spray the smaller satellite populations of leafy spurge with an appropriate herbicide and let the beetle control the larger populations. They also educate visitors about what they need to do to prevent spreading this plant to new areas. This is an integrated approach that will manage (but not eliminate) the large leafy spurge infestation while keeping it from spreading to new areas.
Volunteers can help prevent problems with invasives. Here, students work in the native plant nursery.
(Source: Westbrooks, R. 1998. Invasive Plants, Changing the Landscape of America: Fact Book. Federal Interagency Committee for the Management of Noxious and Exotic Weeds (FICMNEW), Washington, D.C. 109 pp.)
See also:
Combining Weed Management Efforts, by Roger Sheley, Range Weeds Specialist, Montana State University at http://weeds.montana.edu/range/iwm.htm


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Should You Book This Investment?
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Hyatt Hotels (NYSE: H) has 492 properties spread out over six continents, so its got geographic diversification covered. On the other hand, there are several reasons why it might not be an ideal investment right now. Let's look at both sides of the argument and see which side is best.
A quality operation
One thing that is indisputable is Hyatt is a high-quality operation. For instance, Hyatt has won several industry awards.
In 2012, The Guardian and Observer rated Hyatt "Best Overseas Hotel" for its Travel Awards. The Chicago Tribune also rated Hyatt as a "Top 100 Workplace in Chicago (#2 for large companies)." And Hyatt received a "Great Workplace Award" from Gallup.
Sticking with the workplace theme, the company culture at Hyatt is strong. This, in turn, often leads to increased production.
According to Glassdoor.com, employees have rated their employer a 3.6 of 5, 76% of employees would recommend the company to a friend, and 89% of employees approve of CEO Mark Hoplamazian. The only consistent negative was favoritism, but this is normal for a large company. Most other review comments were positive in nature. Very similar results and comments were reported from some of its competition.
Hyatt vs. peers
Hyatt has seen revenue and earnings improve for three consecutive years. At the same time, it proved to be highly susceptible to an economic downturn when revenue declined substantially in 2009 and the company reported a loss. Therefore, this is far from a resilient play. If the economy suffers, then Hyatt, Marriott International (NYSE: MAR), and Starwood Hotels & Resorts (NYSE: HOT) will all suffer with it.
If you're not concerned about the direction of the broader market, and you simply want to invest in a quality operation, then all three of the aforementioned companies qualify as good candidates.
As far as Hyatt is concerned, it's a bit riskier than its peers, partially because it owns most of its properties opposed to franchising them out. This leads to higher costs and lower margins. The same can be said for Starwood Hotels & Resorts, but at least it currently offers a better value (more on that soon). Marriott, on the other hand, franchises most of its properties, which is why its margins are so impressive.
For example, Marriott owns a profit margin of 24.26%, whereas Starwood sports a profit margin of 17.67%, and Hyatt's profit margin is roughly 3.50%. That said, Marriott's revenue declined in 2012, whereas Hyatt and Starwood have been steady on the top-line.
The biggest fundamental negative for Hyatt is that it's trading at a lofty 81 times earnings, whereas Marriott and Starwood are trading at 22 and 20 times earnings, respectively.
Hyatt is very good at growing at a steady pace. For instance, while Marriott and Starwood are looking to expand aggressively in Africa, Hyatt only has two high-end hotels in development, which would total eight hotels on the continent. And Hyatt is focusing on areas that cater to Chinese business travelers.
Though Marriott and Starwood might be correct in their assessment of future growth potential in Africa, there are risks, including political corruption, war, crime, and disease. Perhaps rising exports and urbanization can alter the landscape, but it's doubtful that travelers will ever feel as safe in Africa as they do in the United States or Europe.
This will limit growth potential, simply because many families will opt for a safer vacation. The current dilemma is that growth has slowed in Europe and the United States, so a move to the high-growth Africa region looks to present a compensating opportunity.
Looking at Hyatt specifically, it has recently opened several properties -- all strategically located. One property opened in Gurgaon, India. This property sits on six acres, it offers 40,000 square feet of meeting and event space, it's close to major attractions, and it's only 30 minutes from the airport. Hyatt also recently opened its Atlanta Midtown location, which is set right in the heart of Midtown Mile.
Additionally, Hyatt formed a partnership with MGM Resorts. With this agreement, Hyatt Gold Passport members will earn and redeem points at MGM Resorts properties in Las Vegas, and MGM Resorts M Life members will earn M Life points when they stay at Hyatt properties.
Hyatt might be a quality long-term investment, but due to the industry's highly cyclical nature, these stocks aren't steady winners. They tend to boom during good times and crash during bad times. Resiliency is a foreign word when you're investing in this industry.
Though Hyatt might have more room to run, it's trading at 81 times earnings, which makes it high risk, especially considering the questionable status of the global consumer. On the other hand, Hyatt is a quality company. If you choose to invest, you should feel good about investing in a best in class hotel business.
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