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Ellen Pompeo tweeted that Daniel Craig "needs a reality check" after the Spectre actor made seemingly disparaging comments about playing James Bond on Thursday, Oct. 8 -- see what they each said!Us Weekly
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Jack Black on Losing His Brother to AIDS: 'The Worst Thing I Can Possibly Imagine'
Jack Black opens up about the tough times in life.ETonline
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Native Americans protest 'Maze Runner' actor's comments
By Daina Beth Solomon LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - An offhand comment made by "Maze Runner" actor Dylan O'Brien about filching Native American artifacts from a New Mexico ranch where a movie was being filmed has stung advocates who have long struggled to protect tribal items and remains. O'Brien, 24,…Reuters
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'Beasts of No Nation' Hits Cinemas and Netflix
'Beasts of No Nation,' the intense story of a child soldier in an unnamed West African country, will begin streaming on Netflix on Oct. 16, the day it opens in cinemas across the U.S.The Wall Street Journal
5 Reasons To Watch Aishwarya Rai Bachchan And Irrfan Khan's Jazbaa (6 photos)
Director Sanjay Gupta is all set to release its intense film 'Jazbaa' on October 9, starring Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Irrfan Khan in the lead roles. This week the cinema theatres will see only one Bollywood film 'Jazbaa' releasing this Friday and it's the most awaited film. The anticipation to…Business of Cinema35 mins ago
With drones in tow, Anderson debuts 'Junun' documentary
NEW YORK (AP) — Paul Thomas Anderson premiered his first documentary, "Junun," on Thursday at the New York Film Festival, unveiling a sonically rich portrait of Indian musicians recording an album with Radiohead's Johnny Greenwood.Associated Press
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John Williams, the prolific composer of numerous memorable movie scores including "Star Wars," "Jaws," "Indiana Jones" and "Harry Potter," will receive a lifetime achievement award from the American Film Institute, the organization said Thursday. Williams, 83, will be feted at a gala dinner next…Reuters
HBO Hires Film Producer & Executive Nora Skinner As SVP Drama Programming
HBO is bringing another executive/producer from the feature world to its drama team. Nora Skinner has joined HBO as SVP, HBO Programming, reporting to the network's head of drama, EVP HBO Programming Michael Ellenberg, who also came from a feature background. Based in HBO's Santa Monica office,…Deadline
Fast & Furious 8 has found its director: Straight Outta Compton's F. Gary Gray
Here's what we already knew about Fast & Furious 8. Here's something new: Fast & Furious 8 will be helmed by F. Gary Gray. Gray's involvement in the movie was all but certain days prior, when Vin Diesel posted a photo on Facebook of the two in front of a framed collage of Fast & Furious photos.The Verge
Google Is Now Getting More Searches From Mobile Phones Than Computers
Consumers are now using mobile phones more often to search Google than desktop PCs, the company's SVP Amit Singhal revealed at Recode's Code/Mobile conference Thursday. "We are getting over 100 billion searches every month," Singhal said. Mobile overtook the desktop as the number one source of…Variety
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John Boehner Cancels On 'Tonight Show' After Kevin McCarthy Bails On Speaker Race
Jimmy Fallon's guest lineup tonight just got nuked thanks to House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, who stunned Washington and TV news networks this morning by dropping his bid to succeed John Boehner as Speaker of the House. The vote to replace Boehner, aka third in line for the White House, has…Deadline
Julio Iglesias Speaks Out against Donald Trump
The singer announced he will no longer perform in casinos owned by Donald Trump.ABC News Videos
'Sicario' Star Emily Blunt to be Feted at Hamptons Film Fest
Emily Blunt will be honored with Variety's Creative Impact in Acting Award at a dinner at the Hamptons Intl. Film Festival on Oct. 11. It's a fitting location, as Blunt was named one of the fest's Rising Stars a decade ago. Speaking of Blunt's career achievements, Variety executive editor Steven…Variety
Lionsgate Renews Output Deal for France With Metropolitan
Lionsgate has renewed its output agreement with Metropolitan Film Export for distribution of Lionsgate films in France that commence principal photography starting Jan. 1. Metropolitan is handling "Sicario" and "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 2," due out next month. The renewed deal covers…Variety
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'Halt and Catch Fire' Renewed For Season 3 By AMC With The Series Creators As New Showrunners
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Henry Cavill, Luke Evans Join Nicholas Hoult War Drama 'Sand Castle'
Henry Cavill and Luke Evans will co-star with Nicholas Hoult in the war drama "Sand Castle." The film will be directed by Fernando Coimbra, who helmed several episodes of Netflix's "Narcos," with Chris Roessner penning the script. Mark Gordon will produce through his Mark Gordon Company banner…Variety
'Sherlock' Special Should Play In Theaters As A Christmas Gift To Fans
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I read your article regarding the skills gap and the forum to offer workplace help today ["Forum to offer workforce help," Jan. 7, Page 6]. While I applaud your efforts on creating a place to find skilled workers, I disagree that there is a "skills gap" in this country. There isn't any incentive for youth of this country to go into manufacturing, especially plastics.
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¡Pero qué guapetones! Me encantan sus trajes y la linda forma como se miran entre sí. Parece que hay amor en el aire ;)
Very pretty, your colors are lovely and I like the way they are looking at each other lovingly!
Heh! Mr. Cardinal fills out that suit rather well! How'd you come up with THIS idea..?
Ha! I think Tony might be related to the Cardinales.
I love this!!
The birds in the suit is aswome!!!
great idea and colors
Just breezed through your recent posts, and wanted to say: YOU ARE AMAZING!!!
This made me laugh because of all the Cardinales in this area! They own car dealerships, moving companies, etc. I never pictured them as beautiful birds. Thanks for the new perspective! I love the illo :)
Brilliant image!
They are very dashing!
I am laughing so hard! The suits, and the birds, and the caption! The artwork is great and is matched in creativity with the whole idea. Along with a litter of pups, a parliament of owls, a crash of rhinoceros, and a drift of hogs, we now have a MOB of Cardinales.
this is great. a wonderful take on the theme.
im gonna have to talk to the cardinals on my feeder they never come dressed like this...hey there naked ...wel i never
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Can I add a task to an existing CM process?
I'd like to add my own custom task to an existing CM process. Is this possible through a custom workflow?
For example, when a submitted Change ticket is in the "Received" state and is waiting for the "Change Manager Review and Approval" I'd like to give the option to create some new tasks that are assigned to others for a sort of pre-CAB financial approval/review. I would trigger these through either a ruleset or Process Type Action.
I can see the "Initate CAB Voting" creates some new CAB voting tasks like this later in the process but I'd like to do it earlier with my own custom form and responses that would be recorded into the process history (or perhaps into some custom properties attached to the ticket).
The "Add Task" compnent looks like it might do what I want but I can't quite figure out how to use it,
Can anyone please advise if this is possible and point me to any examples?
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Yes the Add Task component could be used to generate additional tasks onto a Workflow process. However none of these custom tasks would be taken into consideration to prevent a ServiceDesk process from moving through the flow to completion. This could lead to your custom tasks still sitting in an opened state after the ticket in question has been closed.
Has anyone used the "Add Task" component?
It requires input types TaskAssignment, TaskResponse,Task and TaskAttributeValue. I have created TaskAssignments before but the others are new to me and its not obvious what some of their properties should be or if they are needed in this context.. There seems to be no documentation on them.


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"We're playing with a lot of character," said goaltender Yann Danis. "Even when we've gotten behind early, we've battled back. We're finding ways to win. We're taking the challenge and rolling with it."
Danis has played a key role in OKC making a late-season charge. Since he returned from Edmonton after spending nearly two months with the Oilers after the NHL lockout ended, Danis is 6-1-2 with a 2.07 goals-against average and .919 save percentage.
The first two games of the road trip have added significance. Houston and Rochester (where the Barons play Friday night) are tied for fifth with 82 points, two points in front of Oklahoma City. The Barons currently have a three-point cushion over ninth-place Chicago.
"We have a little breathing room but it's going to be a fight to the end," Danis said. "We need to keep winning. Every game is going to be big."


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My greatest dream for the future is for an environmentally sound world. I wish for universal acceptance and understanding of all beliefs, religions and cultures. I want to envision the world in 2030 as a peaceful place, where individuality is embraced and people are not judged and persecuted for their differences.
I write on behalf of the Massachusetts Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics, representing over 1,800 pediatricians practicing across the Commonwealth.
Besides shelter, access to basic hygiene and healthcare is extremely limited, and hospitals are overwhelmed. This presents unique challenges for women and girls -- a fact too often overlooked in relief efforts.
We take pause today to celebrate the end of this outbreak and the progress that has been made. However, another celebration will be had in a decade's time, when the vestige of this ordeal is an expansive health system that is resilient enough to address threats to the country's health in an expedient and effective manner.
When you become a mother, you want to make the world a better place. Our biggest job as mothers is to teach our children by example, by how we live and what we do. I want to teach my children to always come from a place of love.
Despite these understandable challenges, I do believe now is the time for us to engage in menstrual hygiene advocacy, for ourselves as well as for women and girls around the world. Our silence about menstruation has kept us psychologically and reproductively sick.
It is evident that WASH interventions have a multiplier effect and positively impact other health issues and development goals. As the window to achieve the MDGs comes to a close this year and we grow closer to confirming the goals and targets that will shape the next 15 years, we must emphasize the important synergies between WASH and the control and elimination of NTDs.
Support from the U.S. provides mothers with the extra help they need to protect their children and changes millions of lives for the better. Perhaps no issue better illustrates this than the U.S.'s leadership on HIV and AIDS.
The time is now. Not before another 23,000 or more age out. Could you look at each of those faces and tell them they are not worth your time? Your voice? A family? Because they are -- it could just as easily be you or I or our best friend.
Every girl and woman should be in charge of her health and her future. Yet according to the United Nations, approximately 800 women die every day from complications related to pregnancy and childbirth. Most of these deaths are preventable -- a clear sign that we have a lot of work to do to ensure that women have the tools they need to stay healthy.
When people become ill, sometimes they need medicine or certain supplies. Sometimes they need a hospital stay or an operation. Other times they simply need bed rest. But there's one thing that's needed by everyone, everywhere: good care.
It might surprise you to learn that every year there are 1.5 million women living with HIV giving birth around the world. While every mom is different, we all share one thing: We want our babies to be given the healthy start in life they deserve.
What is it that we are trying to convey on each Mother's Day, if nothing but the celebration of the life? And what better way to celebrate the lives of these women, who have given us the width of the sky, more meaningfully than the gift of good health?
Amidst the destruction and aftermath of the recent earthquake in Nepal, daily miracles and moments of compassion illustrate what is possible when humanity bands together -- babies pulled alive from rubble, mothers sheltering hours-old newborns and citizens rushing in from around the world to provide relief to massive suffering.
In the days since the earthquake, through salty tears and a jolt that has nothing to do with an earthquake, I have realized the depth of my attachment to Nepal. Embarking on my global adventures, I failed to realize until now, how large a part of my heart I had left at home.
When world leaders meet in September at the United Nations General Assembly in New York to enshrine the new post-2015 development agenda, we need to generate the political will to drastically drive down and end avoidable maternal deaths in our lifetime.
When we lost you more than a decade ago, we mourned the fact that we would never get to know you. But these past few weeks have given us a glimpse of your personalities. You're endlessly generous. You're smart, fierce and strong.
Jhpiego is proud to highlight incredible nurses and midwives who are making a difference in the lives of women in their communities. Their stories of leadership, compassion and service speak for themselves.
This Mother's Day I wanted to take some time to celebrate all the moms around the world who are taking action on on the issues they care about.
We have a saying at Save the Children: "All kids are born ready to learn, but not all are given the same opportunities to learn." The same goes for moms. It's up to all of us to break this cycle and help create brighter, bolder futures for families.


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From the origins of DC Comics' relaunch to the bold story changes hitting Superman and the entire DCU, Co-Publishers Dan Didio and Jim Lee share their grand plan for Comic-Con, advertising and beyond.
DC Comics has provided CBR News with exclusive previews of "Titans" #37 and "T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents" #9, in stores July 20th.
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Doug Zawisza gives Geoff Johns and Doug Mahnke's "Green Lantern" #67 4 stars, saying, "It feels good to be excited about the Green Lantern Corps again."
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Experimental Watercolour Part 1
I will be teaching my Experimental Watercolour workshop next month at Kensington Art Supply & Instruction.
I'm very excited by this workshop because it covers a lot of important watercolour techniques that are often overlooked. Most watercolour workshops teach colour – colour theory, colour mixing, colour choices, characteristics of various colours etc. The aspect that is often left out is the 'water' part of watercolour. This workshop is mostly about water. Creative ways to use it and how to allow it to create it's own spontaneous effects. As they often say watercolour will do the painting for you if you allow it. This workshop helps you discover ways to let water create it's own special effects.
This short video clip illustrates a few of these techniques.
The workshop is available in 2 formats for your convenience. Oct 24-25 is a 2 full day workshop. Also there is the option of 4 Monday evening classes, Nov 2, 9, 16 & 23.
Contact Nancy Lynn Hughes for details or to register.
Contact me for details about the workshop.
How To Simplify A Subject Into It's Basic Shapes.
One of the essential skills for successful painting is the ability to look at the complexity of a subject whether it be a landscape or a city scene and to simplify it by seeing it as a collection of shapes. The more we can simplify these shapes and connect little shapes into bigger ones the easier painting becomes. This little video illustrates the process with a subject from downtown Calgary.
This is another painting that I did as part of my preparation for my workshops at the Canadian Society Of Painters In Watercolour Annual Symposium in Nova Scotia.
I'm really pleased with the sense of light and the figures but what made it much easier was to see it as it's 3 basic shapes: 1) the background (a loose darker shape), 2) the water with a strong shadow over it and 3) the light foreground.
Why You Should Try Plein Air Painting.
It's been a great year for me with plein air ( on location) painting. I've done it a lot and I learned something every time I did it.
I believe that some significant proportion of artists don't do plein air for various reasons and that can be absolutely fine. However, for other artists it's an essential part of their painting process. They get stale working from photographs too much. I count myself in that group. The speed, and decision-making needed in plein air painting keep me much fresher and they push me beyond my comfort zone and sometimes that's very good. It's such a wonderful exercise for me to take the complexity of a scene and try to put it together in a simplified and effective composition, with good values, and with some story to it. I almost always go into a slightly heightened state when I paint on location. I get 'in the zone' so to speak.
What Is Plein Air Painting?
I always thought that plein air meant that you did the entire painting on location. I found out this summer at the Plein Air Convention & Expo that the definition of plein air is "a piece started on location and completed without the use of photographic or other aid." So you could finish the painting later in the studio but only by relying on your memory.
Types Of Plein Air Painting
There are a few reasons to paint on location.
To Complete A Painting
This first group of paintings show one of the reasons to paint on location and that is to complete the painting almost entirely on site and try to capture the mood, or feel of the subject. Robsart is a ghost town in Saskatchewan. We happen on it a few years ago when we took the scenic route from Gull Lake to Maple Creek. This year we purposely went to visit it again. A very interesting place and this painting really captured the feel of the day.
Sunbathing At Griffith Woods was my 4th attempt at this subject in 3 weeks and I was finally happy with the way I captured the feel of all those trees. Just by luck 2 girls were sunbathing. It made the painting have a much more interesting story.
Swimming In The Elbow, also painted at Griffith Woods, was a lot of fun. I saw all these kids swimming and floating down the river and I was very excited to do a grouping of figures as the main subject. It definitely captured the feel of that very hot and sunny day.
To Collect Reference Material
Another reason for plein air painting is to just collect information and reference material. That was the case in this winter painting done in my van. It was an overcast day but the darks at the bottom of the Calgary Tower parking lot added nice value contrast and made this otherwise dull scene interesting. The figures were by and large invented. I wanted to say something about this corner because it contains both The Inn From The Cold and The Mustard Seed, 2 agencies that help homeless and at-risk people. I find that it has a nice looseness and unity.
I used this painting as reference for a larger studio version.
To Have Fun Or To Try Something New
This painting was done at the Tourist Information/Rest Stop at the Manitoba Saskatchewan border. It was done just for the fun of sitting in the sun after a long drive through the night. In this one I learned a way to capture that soft early light on a white truck. The subtle glow on the side of the truck is my favourite part.
This painting was interesting to do because I did it as a demo at the Clothesline Sale at the Leighton Centre. It was all about the challenge of finding an interesting story using the big tents as a background. Just by luck those 2 girls stood talking like this for almost 10 minutes. I drew out it out completely on location and I completed the 2 main figures. All the rest I did at home but without any photographic aid. The challenge was to capture a sense of all the detail in the tents without it being distracting. A lot of learning from this one.
Why This All Matters
What I now realize as a result of all my years of plein air painting is that I have to do this kind of painting if I want to be excited by my painting and if I want to be challenged and grow as an artist. Whether plein air paintings turn into a studio piece or not doesn't matter at all. It doesn't even matter if it works out. It can be a poor painting but a great experience. The only way to do it wrong is not to do it.
CSPWC Annual Symposium
As a final note I want to say how excited I am to be teaching at the CSPWC Symposium in Cornwallis, Nova Scotia next month. I teaching 2 workshops: Figures In The Urban Landscape, and Figures In Action. Some of the lessons learned in these plein air paintings will be revisited in the symposium.
Catching The Mood Of Griffith Woods
Over the past 3 weeks I have done plein air painting at Griffith Woods on 4 separate occasions. I did 4 plein air paintings. The first 3 were earnest and good efforts but were in general over done, a little heavy handed. For my 4th attempt I decided that I needed to do something differently. So this time I took half an hour to do some thumbnails and get a plan for the painting. For me this painting is by far the best of the bunch. Once again I've learned that using thumbnails improves the painting experience and the consistency of the paintings.
Here are the 4 thumbnails that I did. I tried out a few different ideas, namely how high to put the waterline and a couple of slightly different arrangement of shapes.
The unexpected gift I was given when I did these thumbnails was to have some people sunbathing in this fairly secluded spot. But it gave me a great opportunity to practice sketching the figure in these particular poses. Here are the very small, quick sketches I did. They are extremely basic but it's very interesting how much information I actually got from them. In total these 2 little things took about 2 minutes.
Just for fun I took these 2 thumbnails and did them a little larger in watercolour. All of a sudden this is getting very interesting. I can see some exciting new ways to develop the ideas contained in them. Larger paintings come to mind.
Finally here is the 4th plein air painting. It's by far the best and I must admit that I love it. The main struggle was how to represent the background of trees. I tried a bunch of ideas with none of them actually working but somehow altogether it worked out.
What I love about this painting is that it does completely capture the mood of this little gravel pile that was sunlit in a world of shadows on a very hot day. What I need to keep working on is how to capture the background. The background is a mass of trees with some of the bright greens popping through here and there. I was continually unclear what technique would best represent it. I felt that something fast and experimental was the way to go but my mind kept telling me to do detail. Draw and paint every branch, every trunk etc . In this painting I've somehow found a technique that's in the middle . . . and somehow it works.
1 Week Later
I wasn't planning to go on with this theme but I went to Griffith Woods again today (July 2) with the Thursday plein air group. This time we were right on the Elbow River at the far eastern end of the parking lot. Lots of kids swimming. Here are a few very quick thumbnails that I did. I'm coming to realize that my first reaction to a subject is so literal. I nearly always include everything I can see. But by committing to do these sketches I was able to realize the painting is about the figures so instead of a landscape with little figures I zoomed in on the real story – the figures. If I hadn't done these I would have painted the first version and regretted it. By doing them I came up with a scene that really expresses my impression of the scene. I'm very happy with it. Thumbnails love 'em and need 'em.
Plein Air Convention & Expo
I was fortunate to attend the Plein Air Convention & Expo in Monterey, California as 1 of 3 representatives of The Canadian Society Of Painters In Watercolour. This clip shows the highlights of the week. It was a fabulous experience, motivating and inspiring.
These are my plein air paintings from Monterey. I found out that in these plein air events the definition of a plein air painting is one started on site and either finished on site or finished later without the use of photographs. By that definition some of these are not true plein air work but by my definition that's OK.
Canadian Society Of Painters In Watercolour Annual Symposium
This year the CSPWC's Symposium will be held in Cornwallis Nova Scotia. I was extremely pleased to ask to be one of the instructors there. It's in a fabulous location and promises to be an exciting week devoted to watercolour painting. My wife has already signed up to take part in the symposium. I highly recommend that you consider taking advantage of this opportunity if it is at all possible. The comments from all participants at past symposia has be excellent.
Here is a great deal of information about the symposium. For further details check out the CSPWC website.
Canadian Society Of Painters in Watercolour AGM in Toronto
I was in Toronto for the AGM of CSPWC on May 2. I still find Toronto a fascinating city and look forward to going each year at this time. It's so full of energy, creativity and wonderful architecture and some fascinating neighbourhoods.
This is a short video clip of some of the sights and sounds from Toronto. It's unfortunate that the audio is so poor for this mediation event because the music was absolutely wonderful. I was moved by it and so pleased to have experienced it.
The AGM is held each year in the historic Arts & Letters Club, a favourite meeting place for the Group Of Seven.
I was thrilled to receive the President's award for outstanding service to the society. I'm still now sure what I did to receive that but I was very honoured and very surprised.
These are selected images by the 7 new members juried in this year.
2 Demos From The Paint Spot
I taught 2 workshops this past weekend at the Paint Spot in Edmonton. Saturday was an Urban Landscape workshop. Sunday was a Landscape workshop. I didn't get either painting finished during the workshops so I'm posting the various stages in the life of each painting. Neither is completely finished and at some point I'll take them further. In each case Day 1 is the way the painting was at the end of the workshop.
The first one is a very interesting view of the entrance way of the Hotel MacDonald.
This subject is one of my favourite views of the foothills near the Leighton Centre.
I'll be back at the Paint Spot for an Experimental Watercolour workshop on Saturday May 30 and a Plein Air Workshop on Sunday May 31.
I'm very excited about both these workshops. Plein Air has, for me, become one of the most important practices that I have. The Experimental Workshop is one I've just developed and it is the most fun that you can have with water that I've seen. Plus there is so much excellent learning that happens in this process so it will be helpful no matter what style of painting you do.
If you're in the area I hope to see you there.
Experimental Watercolour In Action
This past weekend I taught a workshop for Nancy Lynn Hughes at Kensington Art Supply & Instruction in their beautiful new location at 6999 11 Street S.E. Calgary.
Here is a short preview clip that shows some of the techniques taught in this workshop.
This was a fairly new workshop for me. At first the title, Experimental Watercolour seems a little daunting. "Experimental" carries a lot of connotations but really what it is is using water in a much more intentional way for all the many effects it can create.
I just got the first stage of each demo completed during the workshop and I wanted to show the various stages of the way I finished each painting .
This first painting is a very loose interpretation of a tree I photographed in Glenmore Park. This painting is a lot of fun to do. Everyone had a great time doing it. I think because it's such a different approach to painting that everyone had to just let go and let the water do it's thing.
The next painting is of a favourite location. It's a small creek at Elbow Falls just directly across from the falls. I like the zig zag pattern as the creek disappears into the trees. This painting was done with a lot of masking and a lot of throwing of paint.
This is the painting after the workshop. You can see that all the snow is masked out.
This was after the first time in the studio. I used some tree stamps made out of matt board to begin the main trees.
Day 3 with the masking removed.
And the final version.
The next painting is a demonstration of a method to create water by painting bands of colour and spraying them until they blend. It was also an introduction to using masking fluid.
I used a sharpened stir stick dipped into white gouache to get the fine line of the fishing pole and line.
I really enjoyed the paintings of Loreley. I love her version of the Glenmore Tree. Gorgeous colour, fascinating lines, and a great sense of light.
It was a wonderful workshop. A great group of friendly and enthusiastic students. Thanks to all.
Don't forget that I'm offering a Plein Air Workshop at the same location June 13 – 14, 2015. Call Nancy if you are interested.
Big News In My Art Career
I was thrilled to hear last week that I my application for signature status with the Federation Of Canadian Artists was successful. AFCA which means associate member of the FCA. I took a couple of years to get all the required elements for the application so it is quite a big deal. As an artist who toils away in solitude in the studio it's important for me to be able to step back and see my work in the context of other artists and signature status is one way of doing that. It means some excellent artists have viewed my work and given it the big thumbs up.
The other big event in my art journey also came fairly recently. I was asked by the Canadian Society Of Painters In Watercolour to be a principle instructor at their annual watercolour symposium. This year it will be held Sept 28 – Oct 3 in Cornwallis, Nova Scotia. I love teaching watercolour and I have done it for a number of years but this to me is a step up. The list of previous instructors at this prestigious event includes many of the best watercolour artists from across Canada. It's definitely an honour and a real motivation to keep going.
Finally, when I got back from my workshop in Edmonton, I had an email from the Saanich Peninsula Arts and Crafts Society (SPAC) in Sidney, B.C. asking me to do a workshop there in Oct 2016. I have long dreamed of being able to travel across the country as a watercolour teacher and it seems that that dream is now coming true. In 2014 their workshop instructors were Alvaro Castagnet and John Salminen. Alvaro is one of my 2 main heroes in watercolour and Salminen is someone who produces work that I am in awe of. I certainly don't put myself in their category (yet) but I know by the feedback I get from people at all my workshops that I have something to offer and I love to connect and help all the people I meet in workshops. So I am completely thrilled by all these events, humbled by the opportunities and grateful for this journey that I'm walking.
I thought I would brighten up this post by adding an assortment of recent studies that I have done. Interestingly after having so much success with my urban landscape paintings culminating in receiving my AFCA I took some time to ponder – what next? Right away I started doing this studies mostly based on a beautiful sunny day I spent on Stephan Ave a couple of weeks ago. I was intrigued by the light and also by seeing the figures in a new way, more intimate way. Figures are an important feature of all my urban landscape paintings but nearly always they are just figures standing around. Now I'm much more interested in having the figures tell a story just by their positions or motions. I think this is a nudge that has come from somewhere to show me what direction to move in. I think I'll listen to this voice.
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I have had better Oatmeal cookies from recipezarr, (try Barbara Bush's)!
Very good cookies! I was also making chocolate chip cookies the same day, so I took your suggestion of using white "chocolate" chips in these. They complemented very well. :) Since I wasn't using chocolate chips, I used the Heath baking bits that are simply toffee without chocolate. I also used cherry-flavored craisins rather than dried cherries and baked on (ungreased) parchment. Wonderful cookies--thanks for sharing the recipe! -December 18, 2005 Edited October 21, 2007: My original review referenced a different recipe, which apparently was subsequently merged into this one as a duplicate and the review moved. (That's why some of my comments don't make sense here.) I also don't think that recipe was written as a "slice and bake" cookie, but as a drop cookie.
A delicious soft oatmeal cookie. I actually did these cookies as a drop cookie, and would suggest chilling them as suggested in the recipe as they really spread. I got about 40 drop cookies. I really enjoyed the combo of the cherries, toffee pieces and chocolate. In my opinion, I enjoyed the dough better than the cookies!
I'm not sure what I did wrong, but my cookies do not look anything like the ones on this website. The only thing I sub'd was dried cranberries for the dried cherries because I couldn't font them. My cookies are flat, very thin, and very crispy. They taste very good though :)
These cookies came out very rich and yummy! They were chock full of goodies and we especially liked the addition of caramel bits. :)
The dough was easy to work with even though I didnt have the time to chill it. My cookies came out a bit wonky shapewise, but that really doesnt matter. The taste was still yummy!
However the full amount of sugar would have been way too much for our taste, so we reduced it by more than half. All in all a nice cookie, that well make again with slight tweaks.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing it here with us, Sharon!
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Perfectly delicious! Made as posted. Next time, I will freeze two of the logs, defrost in refrigerator, and bake later. I also used Heath bar bits. Thanks Sharon 123 for posting. Made for Iron Chef tag.
Great cookie ! I followed the directions as written. The cookies had a nice little crunch. I used Heath Bar bits. I froze one of the logs for another time. We will make these often.
Great cookies - much loved by all and very easy to do . I left out the dried cherries as they are hard to find here in Melbourne but will look for them to use in future and made them as drop cookies -dough wonderful to eat toooooooo !!
I do not bake. I hate to bake. However, these cookies were worth making as all the add ins tasted great.
These are simply the BEST! I had no problems at all and found that I liked the fact that the cookie spread a little bit! All bites were chewy with a little crunch. I make them EVERY year for christmas. Thank you Martha. Alysia Garland - Seattle


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Sending Files by E-mail
Often, we have files we wish to send colleagues and friends by e-mail. Depending on the type of file you wish to send, there is a Linux command to make the process easy for you.
The shell archive file command shar is very useful for combining plaintext files into one file, which can then be sent by e-mail. shar writes shell commands for unpacking the output file inside the file itself, as well as code to verify the content using an MD5 checksum. It is much easier to use than the archive command tar, whose complexities can trip up even an expert. All you have to do to run shar is type:
shar input_filenames > filename.shar
It will take all the input files and write them to the output file, embedding the unpacking commands as it goes. The extension conventionally used with shar output files is .shar. To unpack the file, you don't need to know the embedded commands or retrieve them from the file yourself. Instead, use the command sh. The first argument to uuencode is the input file name; the second is the name to put in the output file header. We will use the same name for both. Type:
sh filename.sharThe sh command will do the work for you by reading the file, extracting the commands and executing them to unpack the archive.
It is permissible to use wild cards in naming your shar input files, so you can easily pack all the files in one or more directories. Just remember, the files must all be plaintext—no binaries.
The purpose of the shar command is quite similar to that of tar. However, the command and its format are much easier to remember, and since the output is plaintext instead of binary, it does not need to be encoded to send it as e-mail.
Non-plaintext files such as binaries and graphics must be encoded before e-mailing them. First, pack and compress your files using tar, which outputs a binary file. We won't go into tar in detail here, since it has been discussed before: see "Tar and Taper for Linux" by Yusuf Nagree, Linux Journal, February 1996 (http://www.linuxjournal.com/lj-issues/issue22/1216.html). A simple command to pack and compress all the files in the current directory would look like this:
tar -cvzf tar_files.tgz *
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uuencode tar_file.tgz tar_file.tgz > mail_fileThe output file can now be put into e-mail and sent off into the ether.
The recipient can save the e-mail (perhaps as mail.save) and decode the file easily—no need to even remove mail headers. Simply use the command uudecode by typing:
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uudecode will do just what its name says: decode the mail file, leaving a file called tar_file.tgz in the current directory. To unpack the tar file, type:
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One would think that an idea in support of individual betterment would strike a welcome cord in the hearts of all conservatives and or libertarians. However, to give up a traditional conservative meme of decrying all German, and comparing everything they dislike to Nazi principles is probably too much to ask.
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Nietzsche also thought blind faith and superstition were morally weakening and corrupting so I'd guess this would be conservative's biggest grip.
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There are too many Android smartphones to choose from, most with meaningless differences as so well parodied on "Saturday Night Live" this past weekend. But one real choice is the Droid 4, the latest version of Motorola Mobility's flagship Android smartphone. Sure, when it comes to its operating system and software, the Droid 4 is the same as Motorola's other business-oriented Android smartphones, such as the Droid Razr Maxx. But the Droid 4 has a significant hardware differentiator: its slideout keyboard.
Ever since the iPhone first shipped in 2007, there's been a contingent of mobile users who can't handle a touch-based onscreen keyboard, and as the world began to abandon the Research in Motion BlackBerry, the absence of an iPhone with a physical keyboard has kept many old-school users from switching. The original Droid, released in late 2009, essentially launched the Android device market we have today, providing the physical keyboard coveted by many. Since then, touch-only devices have taken the lion's share of smartphone sales, and subsequent Droid keyboard models have not done much to stem the tide.
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The Droid 4 gives you reason to reconsider getting a keyboard-based smartphone and provides BlackBerry-using holdouts a compelling reason to drop the dying BlackBerry Bold platform and switch to a modern Android device. The reason is simple: The Droid 4's keyboard is very nicely designed. It's crisply responsive, and its keys have enough shape so that you can easily detect when your thumb has shifted to an adjacent key -- as on a traditonal computer keyboard. The imprinted letters are easy to read even if you have middle-aged eyes, and you get a straight path to keys such as numerals and Tab that are often hard to access with an onscreen keyboard. Simply put, the keyboard is excellent for two-thumb-typing.
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... slept most of the way! This means I missed the lochs at Fort Augustus, the lovely village of Glenormiston and a rare sighting of the Loch Ness monster. Too bad, I was tired. Our GPS kept telling us that The Royal Highland Hotel was on the railway tracks on the line from Inverness to Glasgow, but we found it nearby eventually. We have stayed in some very well preserved circa 1930 hotels so ...
... a drive over to Fortrose on the Moray Firth where a walk along the pebbled beach bought us to a display of Dolphins prancing out of the water. Rain threatened in the distance but managed to stay away. A lovely afternoon & made even more special by dinner at a wonderful restaurant overlooking the River Ness. (The Kitchen). This was followed by a long walk following the River Ness. A wonderful time was spent over the last week as we shared our experiences with cousin Helen. ...
Here Nessy, Nessy, Nessy
... a much younger Queen and Prince Phillip playing with the very young Charles and Anne on the lawns in front of the castle, including Phillip riding a small buggy down a hill. We were then able to go out and find the spot where the footage was taken. Roy was quite taken with the collection of royal vehicles from Landrovers and Rolls Royce to snow sleds. Traci and Nathan enjoyed reading about the history of the Castle and how it it was purchased by ...
Blog from the Boys 2 - Scotland
... we had to stop for Mum to rest a few times). It was very steep for most of the time and there was lots of climbing over rocks and boulders, and jumping over boggy muddy parts. It was fun! There were a couple of cool waterfalls too that we had to cross which was tricky as the rocks were slippery and the water was freezing. When we got to the top you could see all the other mountains and glens for miles and miles.
Jo's guiding skills leave a little to be desired!
... missed boat as we were chowing down on lunch in Inverness. Lucky the lady behind the counter was feeling the xmas spirit and put us on the next boat and returned the difference in ticket prices! Not that I can say the same about the biggest cow who was working in the coffee shop we were waiting in. Im so glad that Soph and Josh got to meet other gorgeous Scots cause this one was horrible! Missing the boat ended up ...