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▶ Clark remixes Richter!
▶ Robert Henke – Lumière II via Boiler Room
▶ Sleepland – ripples over the frosted glass
▶ The Internet – Girl ft. KAYTRANADA
▶ Laura Mvula – Overcome ft. Nile Rodgers
▶ Clark remixes Richter!
▶ Robert Henke – Lumière II via Boiler Room
▶ Sleepland – ripples over the frosted glass
▶ The Internet – Girl ft. KAYTRANADA
▶ Laura Mvula – Overcome ft. Nile Rodgers
driftwood almost looks like an ink drawing!
Went for a walk out to Waikanae River mouth, along the beach & back in the estuary – lots of bird life!
Love the patterns of feathers on this Pied Shag
I really think this Pied Stilt should have evolved to include a little top hat
a Southern Black-backed Gull
White-fronted Terns having a party
All bird id via NZ Birds Online
All shot captured with Canon 5DmkIII and EF100-400L lens + 1.6x extender
▶ wouter van Veldhoven: four tape recorder techniques for minimal techno: looping, delay, reverse delay and saturation
▶ interesting news that Kodak are releasing a new Super 8 film camera, but OMG it is so fugly… compare it with the Beaulieu on the left… The new Kodak one looks more like a small fridge
▶ A bird feeder/acoustic amplifier?
▶ via Expressivee
▶ interesting mallets for playing gongs
▶ word substitutions that make reading the news more fun: xkcd
▶ I've seen the gold vinyl that was sent with the Voyager 1 back in 1977 but had never seen the 116 images included to give 'aliens' an idea of human life
▶ 10 minute interview with Carter Burwell
▶ wow – highly stroboscopic short film
▶ 20 great movies with very little dialogue
▶ wow – Tri-X is 62
▶ Millenials & music – a funny rant about a lost generation (lost to corporate 'music'?)
▶ interesting article about the influence of Japanese art & design on Bowie
relatedly I have a small wooden drum thing I bought in Vietnam that works similarly – it has a sprung beater & you hold the spoon part up to your mouth and as you change the shape/volume of your mouth it varies the pitch… I'll upload a video demo of it, hmmm NEVER! 😉
New module just arrived in the mail – ERD/γ random voltage and radioactive source
updated, fascinating to hear the solo'd vocal tracks!
updated, William S Burroughs interviews Bowie (thanks Chris)
On March 20, 1979 David Bowie took over England's biggest radio station, BBC Radio 1, for two hours to play some of his favorite songs at the time on a show called Star Special….
David Bowie Star Special Tracklist:
The Doors: "Love Street"
Iggy Pop: "TV Eye"
John Lennon: "Remember"
? & The Mysterians: "96 Tears"
Edward Elgar: "The Nursery Suite" (extract)
Danny Kaye: "Inchworm"
Philip Glass: "Trial Prison"
The Velvet Underground: "Sweet Jane"
Mars: "Helen Fordsdale"
Little Richard: "He's My Star"
King Crimson: "21st Century Schizoid Man"
Talking Heads: "Warning Sign"
Jeff Beck: "Beck's Bolero"
Ronnie Spector: "Try Some: Buy Some"
Marc Bolan: "20th Century Boy"
The Mekons: "Where Were You?"
Steve Forbert: "Big City Cat"
The Rolling Stones: "We Love You"
Roxy Music: "2HB"
Bruce Springsteen: "It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City"
Stevie Wonder: "Fingertips"
Blondie: "Rip Her To Shreds"
Bob Seger: "Beautiful Loser"
David Bowie: "Boys Keep Swinging"
David Bowie: "Yassassin"
Talking Heads: "Book I Read"
Roxy Music: "For Your Pleasure"
King Curtis: "Something On Your Mind"
The Staple Singers: "Lies"
the following is a repost from his 65th birthday…
Did he have any influence on you? If not, skip this post…. But if so name your two most influential iconic songs…. Here are my two:
Bowie (apparently) playing koto? Combined with Enos chordal drones & that tearing jet synth sound…
And I've ranted about the piano by Mike Garson in this song before – f.c.k.n.g_._g.e.n.i.u.s!
Lastly, ten creative lessons from Bowie in Berlin and I would add #11 spend some time in Berlin! I'd also suggest you check out this great photo – the comment nails it: "£10 says Bowie doesn't remember this"
Fripp, Eno & Bowie in Berlin
"For whatever reason, for whatever confluence of circumstances, Tony, Brian and I created a powerful, anguished, sometimes euphoric language of sounds. In some ways, sadly, they really captured, unlike anything else in that time, a sense of yearning for a future that we all knew would never come to pass. It is some of the best work that the three of us have ever done. Nothing else sounded like those albums. Nothing else came close. If I never made another album, it really wouldn't matter now. My complete being is within those three. They are my DNA."
mmm (non) mysterious package arrives all the way from Barcelona
thank you Plankton Electronics – for the great/inventive module and for not exporting those godawful foam or polystyrene pellets – we like recyclable packing!
Same size HP as my Livewire AFG… now to have an unquantized gridless jam!
shot with Canon 5DmkIII and Zeiss Distagon 18mm ZE
Warning: spoilers below – see the film before reading this!!!
And some advice:
I repeat: do not read on unless you have already seen the film!
For an action movie this film has more in common with Tarkovsky than the ilk of brain numbing Hollywood blockbusters. Shot in story order and on an Alexa 65 and 99% in natural light the cinematography of the film is truly exceptional – kudos to DOP Emmanuel Lubezki, this could well be his third Oscar in a row! While the landscapes are beautifully captured and contribute hugely as one of lead characters in the film, the staging of many sequences is also truly exceptional.
Nothing pulls me out of a film as fast as lame visual effects, and by lame I also mean unbelievable. Even in a fantasy film if I stop following the story and note the VFX then its lost me… The trademark fluid staging, following action but shifting point of view without coming across as overtly 'designed' is a true testament to the skill of the crew and the ILM visual effects department, but even more so to the aesthetics and restraint of the director.
There is an interesting interview with Lubezki here and some info on the bear attack visual effects here
Of course a huge factor in the films success is also found in the soundtrack and it is interesting to read of some of the creative process sound designer Martín Hernández pursued very early on, some of which made it right through into the final mix. Via MIX magazine "sound designer Martin Hernández started exploring music and sound options with director Iñárritu for several sequences. "We did these little sound exercises, what we called haikus—a small poem or short idea that makes sense on its own…"
Working with a huge team at Skywalker, there is also some great insight into Iñárritus aesthetics in this Soundworks video where Randy Thom describes him as being someone who doesn't believe in firing all his ammunition at once and this approach really shines in the mix as our sonic focus is constantly in motion, following the action and emotion of the story, with a beautiful evolving blend of score & sound design and some very interesting choices in what we hear during moments where hearing everything would have been far less evocative….
The bane of many action films has to be the score – it often feels like theres some deaf old guy down the back asking if they can make it all louderer and more epic, more pounding drums, more, more, MORE – yeech! (Coincidentally before the screening I attended, there were a number of trailers and they also seemed to be designed primarily to be LOUDERER. Even a trailer for an emotive drama had those stupid pounding drums & distorted stings on every second cut… please, give it a rest!)
Again kudos to Iñárritu for casting & commissioning a far more restrained & considered score by Ryuichi Sakamoto (with Alva Noto and Bryce Dessner) – he discusses how the score came to be in this interview @22.10
And for the second year in a row, the score to Iñárritus film has been rejected for Oscar contention.
Via Indiewire
Why did the Academy Music Branch reject the score by Ryuichi Sakamoto?
Iñárritu "That was sad news. It was also tragic to deny Antonio Sanchez for "Birdman," it was devastating and unfair, which I complained and appealed. They thought the drums were not emotional, did not carry the emotional power of the film. What?! This time, 'Wow!' We are appealing. They said the music was incredible, the tapestry was so cool, but they didn't understand who did what, it was very confusing. This was the plan, to blend the sounds of nature and the complexity of nature with no way to understand what is what. The complexity of that tapestry in concert is not accidental. The percentage was more than 56% Ryuichi, what it needed to be to be eligible….
…The Academy is demanding that the way young musicians approach making music for film is narrow. That's super sad, they should be exploring new ways. Music is so powerful, that's an undeniable shame. This is the second time they are not doing it right for colleagues in the work. And this is scandalous. Ryuichi sent a beautiful letter to them. I hope they reconsider this. It's a serous threat for musicians. It's the wrong message to send to everybody, it will paralyze anyone who seeks to try something different. I respect every branch who may think we are doing something wrong, but if it's about understanding the tapestry let me and Ryuichi clarify, and they will understand a new way of doing music."
Its such an odd situation, and I guess a reminder of who the actual Oscar voters are (ie old white guys: 94% white, 76% Men, and an average age of 63 years old). No doubt The Revenant will pickup a stack of Oscars and in the larger scheme of things Inarritu makes great films because he is an artist, not because of the awards he wins. But for Sakamoto it seems bizarre to be disqualified because they can't immediately understand 'who did what' – sorry but WTF?
Storywise the film is a brutal tale of exploitation and revenge, and as a friend pointed out does not necessarily contribute anything new (I plan to rewatch Jim Jarmuschs Dead Man for comparison) but one thing I am grateful to Inarritu for is the lack of a happy ending. A lesser director (or over powering studio) would have had the 'hero' kill the bad guy & then jump on the back of the horse with the girl he saved & ride off into the sunset… which would be a fairy tale ending, but the final words the villian spoke, and then the reproachful look the Indian girl gave to the 'hero' speak to issues far larger than just this film. Kudos!
What a great word: escarpment
Two suburbs up the Kapiti Coast from me is the great little seaside town of Paekakariki – the first time i ever visited Wellington as a child we stayed at a relatives beach house in Paekakariki, and I remember clear as a bell catching the train into Wellington and being blown away at what a huge city it was.
Four decades later great work has been done to create a walking/hiking track between Paekakariki and Pukeura Bay – the track is well over half finished, but only the first half is open. When its completed it will make a great trip to catch the train to one end or the other & hike back….
Starting from the Paekakariki end, the track follows along the side of the train tracks for the first couple of kilometres, before the steep climb begins….
The welcome roar of the ocean
Great work installing the steps – still hard work, but much safer especially when descending…
The views just get more & more fantastic as you climb, at points the track is quite narrow & there are sheer vertigo inducing drops off the side
This is where the track currently ends – looking south towards Pukerua Bay you can see a lot of work has already been done on the remaining sections, with more steps and from the road below you can see swing bridges have been installed!
Not sure if it was the endorphins or simply being in such a gorgeous spot, but it was so peaceful being up here – respect to the people who design & install seating in these perfect spots!
Look forward to doing this track again when it is completed & I can leave the car at home!
More info on the Paekakariki escarpment track is available here and great info & maps PDF for all Kapiti tracks here


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Need help picking a board
Hey everyone, I am currently riding a 2009 Burton Bullet 160cm. I am looking for a new board. I am 6'1 160lbs and an intermediate rider. I spend 90% of my time on groomers and powder and the other 10% in the park. I am just starting to learn in the park, so I am not doing anything crazy.
I have been looking into the Ride Machete, K2 Raygun and K2 Life Like.
Does anyone have any opinions on these boards and if so which one would you recommend?
Or are there any other boards you would recommend?
Thank you for all input!
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OP: if youre looking for a great board for your current riding style that wont hold you back as you start to get more into park, the Raygun is the way to go. Super fun board thats a joy to ride anywhere.
And what is up with the video? Ignoring personal animosities, your airs are good (better than mine for sure) but your rails need lots of work. Now top spamming every thread with that clip.
The Raygun is one of my top choices along with the Ride DH and the Ride DH2
Just to update. I bought a 2012 Ride Machete 158, it should be here within the next two days. I am amped.
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PeaceKeeper: I love my $99 used GX1. It serves as a great body to match with the 20mm f/1.7 lens when I don't want to carry anything too large.
This is the camera I was waiting for as a replacement, but I was really hoping they'd put the new sensor in it for this price. IBIS? Awesome. EVF? Awesome. Just not sure it's gonna be enough to tempt me. The GX1 still makes REALLY great files. I have the EVF for it, too. The GX1 is very comfortable to hold, as well. This one looks... less comfortable.
Maybe it will drive used GX7 prices down.
For me, the 16Mp sensor is more than sufficient on a Micro 4/3 camera especially now that they have done away with the AA filter. Lets hope all the new improvement will make it more user friendly. For a start, there are both a built-in flash as well as a hot shoe. This alone makes it a better option to the Oly Pen F. The price is also cheaper too.
Serious Sam: Many interesting features in a tiny body. Good to see the excellent menu system is till there. ISO performance won't be anything to write home about but the size is truly appealing. I have been looking for a small body for upcoming Europe trip as I heard daylight robbery of tourist in Italy, Spain and France are soaring. Something like this I can easily take out for pics then quickly put away.
1 major problem for me though that most of you will over look. Viewfinder size. I had a LX100 for a few days and that EVF is just.....unusable, this is for some one that is using X-T1 and A6000. Large view finder is essential for me as I am partial sighted. I guess it too much to ask for cramping in a X-T1 size ECF to a body this small.
What a discouragement to travellers in Europe nowadays. Europe really has decline so much in terms of safety over the years. Besides pickpockets and robbery, there are also terrorists threats recently. All this has made a casual photography trip in the cities in Europe dangerous. Years ago in the 70s, the situation was so much better. Really missed those days.
Good that they are trying to put a stop to the Muslim refugees influx which is making the situation worse.
Too expensive and heavy for a "compact" camera.
white shadow: I think I better stay with my Ricoh GR. It is smaller and easier to carry around. The faster f/1.7 lens is the only possible advantage this camera will give me but I can live with a f/2.8 lens most of the time.
For travel photography, pairing the Olympus TG4 with the GR makes a great team. The TG4 gives you the opportunity to shoot in all condition, even underwater or in a sandstorm, while the GR would be able to give you more than acceptable image quality.
Most important, you can shoot whatever you want without carrying much. Perhaps, the Leica X-U maybe a good alternative but without the convenience of a handy zoom lens in the TG4.
white shadow: I think I better stay with my Ricoh GR. It is smaller and easier to carry around. The faster f/1.7 lens is the only possible advantage this camera will give me but I can live with a f/2.8 lens most of the time.
A bigger sensor is usually better than a smaller one. If I needed a bigger sensor, I would most probably shoot with a full frame DSLR like a Canon 5D Mk3. However, for street and travel photography, the smaller form factor of the GR with its excellent lens and ease of use overrides the little advantage of the full frame sensor of the Leica Q. Anyway, the APS-C sensor size image quality of the GR is more than adequate to print up to 20" X 30". That's good enough for me. Most important, the GR gets the job done unnoticed.
I think I better stay with my Ricoh GR. It is smaller and easier to carry around. The faster f/1.7 lens is the only possible advantage this camera will give me but I can live with a f/2.8 lens most of the time.
white shadow: This camera won't make you a better photographer but if you are an experience one, it will give you a better change to get those "impossible" shots easier.
Good that Canon did not increase the pixel count.
Yes, you are right. Just a bit to the level of the 5D3. That's more than good enough.
This camera won't make you a better photographer but if you are an experience one, it will give you a better change to get those "impossible" shots easier.
Good that Canon did not increase the pixel count.
Overall, a nice compact design but the lack of a built-in flash make it a less convenient camera to use on the go. One can easily misplace the small external flash or lose it. The second issue is the rather high asking price.
For the price they should still make it weatherproof.
What I like is the more compact design and the front mode dial.
For the Micro4/3 format, I am using the Lumix GM1 and my much older GF1. Both cameras are still serving me well. I wonder how this camera can improve my photography beside the slightly higher pixel sensor.
I feel this new camera should have a hot shoe as well as built-in flash like the GF1.
If there need to have a compromise, I'd rather they do away with the EVF and include a built-in flash, still make it weather proof and sell it at a more reasonable price.
I still prefer the simplicity and compactness of the Ricoh design.
If they have kept the f/2.0 aperture, it would have given this camera more advantage.
Do they really need 10 years of interviewing women photographers and 1 1/2 years to develop these bags?
What a beast! It is even bigger than the Canon 5Dsr. I wonder whether any real photographer would use this over a normal DSLR. Perhaps, time would tell.
One don't have to be a millionaire to buy this lens. Its not like buying a Ferrari. All you need is knowing what you can do with this lens and willing to pay for quality. I expect this lens to be extremely sharp and able to produce a certain "look" the cheaper lens can't. This lens need to perform well with the new Canon 5Dsr.
Scottelly: I'm sure this new Canon lens will out-perform the Art lens, but only by a little bit. This new lens is surely going to have weather seals too, which the Art lenses don't have. Does this all make the high price worthwhile? Think about the cost of a Leica lens. At $5,000 are THEY worthwhile? People pay whatever it costs to get the best lens for their camera, because compared to their $75,000 Tesla or their $130,000 Porsche, or their $350,000 Ferrari, it's chicken feed.
Ferrari sells about 4,000 cars per year, and they have a 3 year waiting list.
That's easy to understand, if you know that in just one city in China (Shanghai) there are 116,000 millionaires. Imagine how many millionaires there are in New York, Tokyo, London, and Moscow combined? I know that not every millionaire is a photographer, but if just 1% of them are . . .
I have no doubt that Canon is going to sell thousands of these lenses over the next few years. They might sell a few thousand in the first year of production.
One don't have to be a millionaire to buy this lens. Its not like buying a Ferrari. All you need is knowing what you can do with this lens and willing to pay for quality. I expect this lens to be extremely sharp and able to produce a certain "look" the cheaper lens can't. This lens need to perform well with the new Canon 5Dsr.
Thorgrem: Isn't 2100 euro a little bit to much if you can get a excellent Sigma for 750 euro? Yes, sure this lens will also be excellent but is the difference worth 1350 euro?
There is always different products for different market segment, like those who like fine dining with fine wine and those who like fast food. There is no right or wrong, just preferences.
Currently, I am using a Zeiss ZE 35mm f/2.0. Its image quality is superb and has not disappointed me. It is very well made and compact. With the arrival of this new Canon 35mm f/1.4L Mk2 I think its performance could easily surpass the Zeiss. The larger aperture would definitely help in creating certain "look" not possible with a f/2.0 lens.
I would definitely test out this lens and see what it can do. Interesting time ahead.
Emanuel19861: I don't get it.
It's a compact camera meant for either professionals or enthusiasts both of which supposedly own a DSLR or some other form of main "work horse" device for their serious shooting, yet here you are, both the reviewers and the people in the comments bitching non-stop about the most USELESS features imaginable!
HD video complaints? Really?
Who is going to use such a camera to shoot HD video anyway, and what's more expects it to perform really well?
Must be lots of hidden Stanley Kubricks sitting behind aspiring Hansel Adams'...
Bouncing the flash?
How much light did you expect to bounce off of a compact camera's flash anyway?
Or do you show up on professional shoots with cameras like this one and just ask for a napkin?
Battery life not that good?
Why would you go out and shoot all day with this instead of using your DSLR for serious shooting?
And as a final mental image: imagine someone walking around with a flash unit twice the size of the camera its been mounted on...
You are absolutely right. I have many cameras from a full frame DSLR to a Canon G12 and a Ricoh GR. Yet, I find this camera attractive for casual use in social enviroment. I don't shoot video. So, the video capabilities or the lack of it is irrelevant. What I like is the bright lens, the compact size and a bit of zoom.
For me, its the ideal camera to take to a dinner or wine tasting party when photography is not the main objective. The image quality is definitely better than a phone and its OK if you allow a waiter or a non photographer friend to take a photo. I wouldn't risk giving a more expensive or complicated camera to a non photographer to shoot a snapshot in a social enviroment.
What I would have preferred is they use a bigger capacity battery and perhaps make the body weatherproof like the G3X.
SigmaChrome: What... the photographer couldn't have taken one step back to fit in the whole of the guy on the far left!?. Looks like a rookie mistake to me.
After the correction by DPR, it is certainly not the photographer's fault but that of one of their staffs.
Roland Karlsson: They are royal. So, for some strange reason, some wants to read about them and see pictures. Some are living on that need. The usual stuff. If they do not want attention, then they can just renounce their royal status. Yes, it is quite distasteful to chase a young kid, but the kid do not live a normal life in the first place.
Life is strange. When you are an ordinary person you may think living a privilege life is fun or enjoyable but when you are born into it you may think otherwise. You will find that you are actually trap in your world, lacking the freedom to do what you want. This is not only true for royalties but also if you are just rich and famous. There is always danger lurking around the corner. They also become the subject of gossips. So, I don't think it is fun to live such a life.
Most people are status conscious and they need a higher level to aspire to. Following the Joneses satisfy their need to appear they have achieve some success. The same reason apply why people like to drive expensive cars when a simple car serve the purpose. Thus, it is not surprising that people like to imitate the choice of royalties and famous. However, if they are confident of themselves they do not need to do that. Unfortunately, not many people have achieve that level.
A very conservative pose of a very conservative family. What do you expect? The look is very 50s. That was when the Queen was crowned.
Whoever did the cropping of the original photo did a very bad job. It is extremely amateurish to pose such a badly edited photo.
snapa: It still surprises me that any camera company is still using the 1/2.3" sensors in cameras, aren't they for cell phones? BTW, the RAW images look just a BAD as the JPEG's.
@ Cane
I am actually waiting for a waterproof Ricoh GR. That would be great since it has some dust issues. Having said that, this camera is more a general purpose rugged camera for the masses. It is a good camera for everyday use and the occasional swim or use in wet condition.
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The Event Kit and Event Kit UI frameworks together allow applications to access event information from a user's Calendar database. You can fetch events based on a date range or a unique identifier, receive notifications when event records change, and allow users to create and edit events for any of their calendars. Changes made to events in a user's Calendar database with Event Kit are automatically synced with the appropriate calendar (CalDAV, Exchange, and so on)
The EventKit framework provides classes for accessing and manipulating calendar events and reminders.
Event Kit not only allows your app to retrieve users' existing calendar and reminder data, but it also lets your app create new events and reminders for any of their calendars. In addition, Event Kit lets users edit and delete their events and reminders (collectively known as "calendar items"). More advanced tasks, such as adding alarms or specifying recurring events, can be achieved with Event Kit as well. If a change to the Calendar database occurs from outside of your app, Event Kit is able to detect the change by notification so your app can act appropriately. Changes made to calendar items with Event Kit are automatically synced to the associated calendar (CalDAV, Exchange, and so on).
Event Kit provides limited access to a user's Calendar database; it does not include everything that would be desired for implementing a full-featured calendar or reminder app, such as adding attendees or accounts.
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Published: May 23, 1998
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New York has long demanded more from its taxpayers than most other states demand from theirs. It still does, but New York voters might forget that when faced with the array of rebates, discounts and buy-one-get-one-free offers that Gov. George E. Pataki and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani have been giving away lately.
When they ran for office, Mr. Pataki and Mr. Giuliani both promised to change New York's status as a symbol of big government and high taxes. They have reduced the size of government and the overall tax burden. (And just last month, the Governor reminded voters of his affinity for a smaller government by cutting $760 million worth of programs from the Legislature's budget.)
But going beyond conventional, one-shot tax cuts, they appear to be leading the nation with a stream of small but steady benefits. Especially in an election year, tangible pocketbook savings, like free transfers between the subway and bus, are vivid daily reminders of what government has done for you lately.
''We've gone from the era of big public works to big discounts,'' said Dr. Mitchell Moss, director of New York University's Taub Urban Research Center. ''Government is looking more and more like a big retailer. They're targeting their customers -- their constituents -- with tax credits, abatements and price discounts. We've gone to a kind of coupon government. It's like the coffee shops where you get the 11th cup free.''
This smorgasbord of government givebacks, each aimed at a particular constituency, means that millions of New Yorkers have already begun to reap annual savings of hundreds of dollars. Families qualifying for multiple programs may net thousands.
Still more savings are in the works. In coming months, the state is scheduled to cut auto registration fees, give tax credits to the elderly with incomes under $60,000, and grant rebates on personal income and homeowner property taxes in the city and on school taxes outside the city. Unlimited-use transit passes are to make their debut this summer.
All this sudden generosity -- a veritable era of New Deals -- is a departure from the New York traditions of ribbon cuttings for big public works projects and the announcements of bold new social programs.
The reversal reflects new political and economic realities. Long dominated by liberal Democrats, New York finally yielded to the national backlash against big government and took a conservative Republican turn with the elections of Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Pataki.
And now, after being squeezed by the recession of the early 1990's, the Governor and Mayor are enjoying a surge of surplus revenues from the recovering economy, especially on Wall Street.
Although some critics dismiss the new approach as a vote-getting ploy, proponents like Mr. Pataki say it reflects a sea change in social and economic philosophy.
''Government takes too much,'' Mr. Pataki, a Republican, said in an interview. ''And we're doing as much as we can on as many fronts as we can to bring down the costs that have taxed people out of their homes and driven out jobs from the community.''
Givebacks are also starting to crop up elsewhere. ''State governments are trying to be more customer-oriented, so maybe we are getting a little more sophisticated,'' said Brian J. Weberg, program director for the National Conference of State Legislatures.
Last year, Oregon sent each taxpayer a $280 refund check. New Jersey has sent property tax rebates to qualified homeowners for several years. In Connecticut, Gov. John G. Rowland, a Republican, wrangled an agreement from the General Assembly to send tax refunds of up to $200 per family in July.
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''The cuts are great,'' said Vinnie Tranchina, who was riding the Staten Island Ferry one spring day after a night shift in Manhattan as a heating and air-conditioning mechanic. The free ferry and free bus transfers have lowered his annual commuting costs to about $750 from $1,625. A fellow rider, Sebastian Trovato, a videotape technician, added, ''The fare cuts are the equivalent of a pay raise.''


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Murder and mayhem once again rock the placid town of Alpine, Wash., in Daheim's 20th cozy to feature newspaper publisher Emma Lord (after 2007's The Alpine Scandal). When the two grown children of Emma's deceased long-ago lover, Tom Cavanaugh, offer to buy her paper, the Advocate, Emma refuses. Soon after leaving for Seattle for the weekend, Emma gets a phone call from Sheriff Milo Dodge, who tells her the driving force behind the attempted takeover, Tom's daughter's husband, Dylan Platte, has been murdered. A suspect herself, Emma joins Milo in the search for Dylan's killer. Not until violence strikes again, this time close to home, can Emma put the pieces together and come to terms with Tom, his family and her own painful past. An intriguing plot and the usual cast of lovable characters make this another winner. (Feb. 26)
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This book was hard to put down and kept you turning pages until the end. I do admit that Emma got a bit annoying with her wussiness about her new reporter and her constant whining every time she didn't get an e-mail, or enough attention, from Adam. And Vida was her usual annoying, buttinsky self. But these things weren't enough to detract from the story.
One of the best things about this series is the way the characters and the town come to life. And it's not just the major characters like Emma, Vida and Milo -- it's the minor characters that only pop up now and then but whom you feel like you know after so much time.
I'm sad that it looks like there'll only be six more books before the series concludes. I've enjoyed visiting Alpine for so long and hope the author can find a way to let me continue to visit.
I've read a couple of the bed and breakfast mysteries, and found them reasonably satisfying. But for a very long-time mystery buff, this book was a serious disappointment, kind of like Lillian Jackson Braun's last "Cat Who." I don't like authors and publishers who keep selling series mysteries when the authors have clearly lost their touch. At least Braun just minimized the plot, rather than making it long and drawn out with no logical ending, like this one. If I had bought this book (I got it from the library), I would have asked for my money back.


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Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando
The offensive approach Arizona took to Super Bowl XLIII differed significantly from how the team used its players during playoff victories over the Falcons, Panthers and Eagles.
Game situations dictated some of the changes. The Steelers' strong run defense also convinced Arizona to alter its thinking.
For a full overview, download this file featuring personnel breakdowns on two sheets.
The Cardinals never used two running backs with two tight ends against the Steelers. They used that combination 35 times over their previous two games, including on the 62-yard flea-flicker touchdown pass to Larry Fitzgerald against the Eagles.
Arizona's other preferred double-tight end personnel group -- the one with one running back, usually Edgerrin James, and two receivers -- had become a staple in the playoffs. Arizona used it 29 times, often with great effect, during its three previous playoff games. But the Cardinals used that group only three times against the Steelers. Those three plays, all runs, produced gains of 1, 7 and 3 yards. The Cardinals did not stick with it.
Offensive coordinator Todd Haley: "In the first half, we were doing it [one time, plus nine snaps with two running backs on the field]. We got into a 2-minute situation at the end after the defense turned over the ball for us. That was one whole possession where we had to throw the ball. And then after we didn't do much on the first possession or two of the second half, then all of a sudden it's 20-7 and you know the game is getting short, fast."
Another reason for getting away from more conventional personnel groupings: The team faced 11 plays in which it needed more than 10 yards for a first down. Three of those were first-down plays. As noted before the game:
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Kurt Warner threw incomplete 11 times in the Super Bowl (not counting the interception). Ten of those came when Arizona needed between 10 and 22 yards for a first down. Five came when Arizona needed 17 or more yards. Four came when the Cardinals needed at least 20 yards. Those situations are brutal to manage against a top defense. They also made it harder for Arizona to use trick plays. We did see Arizona put safety Antrel Rolle on the field as a wide receiver, but a holding penalty against Mike Gandy wiped out the play.
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His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios, Primate of the Greek Orthodox Church in America, offered the Prayer of Invocation today, Thursday July 28, at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, Pa.
Archbishop Demetrios of America visited today July 26, 2016, Camp Saint Paul, the Direct Archdiocesan District's youth camp in Connecticut's scenic Berkshire Hills.
His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios, Primate of the Greek Orthodox Church in America, offered the Prayer of Benediction last night, Wednesday July 20, at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio.
The 43rd Biennial Clergy Laity Congress of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America concluded Thursday, July 7, 2016, with the plenary session and the traditional Grand Banquet at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center. A total of 1,197 registered participants were in attendance including 396 delegates to the National Philoptochos Convention.
In a Fourth of July festive atmosphere, His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios of America declared the official opening of the 43rd Biennial Clergy-Laity Congress of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America and delivered the Keynote Address on the theme of this year's Congress, You are the voice of Christ in a changing world – As the Father has sent me, so I sent you (John 20:21).
By the grace of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ we are together again as Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America at our 43rd Clergy-Laity Congress in Nashville, Tennessee.
The Archbishop, in his homily, said that the theme of the Congress "You are the voice of Christ in a changing world" coincides perfectly with the Gospel reading of today's Liturgy (Matthew 4:18-23) in which the Lord called his first four disciples to become "fishers of men" and apostles. Likewise, said His Eminence, we have been called to be apostles, to be on a mission for Christ and be the voice of Christ in our lives and in the world that is not simply changing but is a wounded, confused and tormented world. In closing, the Archbishop expressed the wish for "this 43rd Clergy-Laity Congress in Nashville to be an occasion to enjoy the abundant unlimited blessings of the love and grace of God."
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Until Asia stabilizes, and we get a better handle on future growth (if any) short term for China and such, the prospects for commodities and commodity stocks, especially mining shares, is going to remain very dim indeed.
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Get ready to pick up good mining companies a lot lower in a few weeks/months.
Hey Lex Why don't you go screw yourself, This guy Lex is a shill for the PPT he goes to all the metal boards and puts out bullshit.
Hey polcatron, why don't you get a clue? You havn't had one yet, but perhaps someday you'll find one.
I realize you will quickly come to the defense of anyone that is a complete and utter moron, being that you share the precise same traits and all, but why don't you stick to bashing SLV (and thus silver), on the SLV board, as you usually do?
Afew weeks or months?
Maybe but it appears we are headed for a >>> global <<< economic recession and if so I would only be a buyer of money. That is to say gold. Silver is money and has been crushed but is also viewed by many more as an industrial metal.
I am long silver regardles.
Gold and silver is the safer bet I believe for now. Especially gold.
Look at this moron go. A true dub@ss. Ignore him.
Maybe YOU are far too stupid to manage your own investments and need the guys who currently head investment firms and are destroying all markets and trillions in capital to manage your money FOR YOU...... but don't assume EVERYONE ELSE is as stupid a brain dead, investment ignorant, market ignorant, global economy ignorant sheep as you are.
Hey genius, are you aware that there is NO MAGIC that causes your money to be protected in a fidelity account? No protection from loss whatsoever??
Putting MY investment funds into MY control, rather than the control of the guys who are collapsing the financial markets, equity markets, and global economy, is not a BAD thing, it is a GOOD thing.
I know a sheep like you can't grasp this, but let me spell it out.
1) Fidelity account. Penalties for moving money out of losing investments. No intraday changes allowed. Virutally ALL investment elections losing money like mad, currently. NO PROTECTION whatsoever, no insurance against loss, EVEN IN the money market fund (which invest in mortgage backed securities, bonds, and derivitaves of same, the very investments that firms like Lehman are NOW GOING BK over!!!)
2) Ameritrade account.
Inevst in anything I choose, including the dollar, protective income funds, foreign currency, gold, silver, Blue Chip growth stocks with no exposure to credit markets, etc etc etc.
No penalties for making a change within 90 days.
No limitation to a puny handful of 'funds' ALL of which are losing!
See, you are the kind of sheep bleating idiot who thinks people are too stupid to manage their OWN investment funds so they should let the government rape them with lifetime mandatory social security witholding 'investments' in worthless, untradeable pretend 'bonds' so they can get a pittance later in life worth a small fraction of what they could have if they had properly invested those contributions.
Go on being a dupe, a sheep, a conventional wisdom moron as the rest of the conventional wisdom morons are going up in flames as I type. You are incapable of thought or analysis, so keep believing the 'good old boys' that manage 401K fund families currently losing their azz on every front are much smarter than you. Because indeed, THEY ARE!
Yes, how STUPID of me to be heavily into gold and silver while being OUT of Palladium, PLatinum, financials, money market funds that are going under, etc etc etc.
Seems like you are the dumba$$ if you think that sitting in funds that are collapsing is preferable to being in safe havens that are skyrocketing. (And by safe haven I DONT mean this worthless PAL stock or the underlying PGMs that are headed lower)
Awesome call. Now run over to the Fannie and Freddie board and warn them they are about to be crushed! I am sure they would appreciate your insider info.
One week in this market is a lifetime. Furthermore I was referring to junior miners in the overall cautionary statement, not seniors with solid balance sheets.
The caution still applies, and CERTAINLY applies to a highly risky mining concern like PAL, who is mining at a loss, a commodity that is in freefall both in price and demand.
My statements about the silver miners, (if you have been following the critique of the perpetual idiot Dellerium), were said in sarcasm, although I would certainly be leeery of any 'weak sisters' even in gold and silver.
In my own account, I hold substantial positions in silver, (SLV), some gold (GLD), phsyical stocks of both metals, and several core positions in mining shares including SSRI, SLW, PAAS, GG, and HL. If the current clean breakaway fo gold and silver into 'safe haven' status continues, I will buy more of same.
However, I would NEVER touch platinum, palladium, or PAL in this current 'demand destruction' environment of collapsing foreign market demand, collapsing auto sales, etc. Some companies liek SWC and the underlying PGMs will be a buy at some point..that point is when the global economy REVERSES back to groth mode again.


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I would buy this product again from ABT
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I bought this for my 84 year old Mother. She loves it. Easy for her to use.
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Thoughtful features!
By Richardn
from Houston, TX, United States
For its size the features are great and locations of burner sizes, smart thinking GE.
i like this product
By sasi annan
from chicago
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i use this product every day.. its good and nice .. simple look.. and great value for price.
delivery was on time and handed to me with out any deffects and scratches
cheap feel
By GETX2016
from TX, United States
This is a small cooktop with a cheap finish and design. It barely brings my large cookpot to a boil.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Bought this couple of weeks ago and works great as specified
By sher50
from New Kent, VA, United States
It is nice that the sealed burners lift off for cleaning but the stainless built in cook top is so hard to clean. No matter what you use to clean it, even clear water, it always looks smeared. Don't like this at all. I had a GE at my former home, was gas with a glass surround and loved it. I HATE THIS. Have only had it 3 months and wish I could replace. A woman, who cooks, could not have had anything to do with this design or finish!
Very versatile!
By AliceS
from Charlotte, NC, United States
It's been a long time since I have had a gas cooktop and I am very pleased with the grate and the size of the burners.
Cheap knobs
By Stephanie39
from Katy, TX, United States
This stove was selected by my home builder 4 years ago. I have had to replace the knobs time and time again. They are made very cheaply but are very costly. I have even gone to look for universal knobs but have notr found any that fit. Very disappointed that there is not other selections in knobs. I would rather spend more money on good quality other than this. I wish they would make stainless steel knobs.
Easy to use-great features
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Moved into new house in Oct 2015-love the cook top never had one before
Pretty good cooktop
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It has a high output burner and simmer burner that work well. The surface didn't lay flat on the cabinet top until I tighten the tie down strap very, very tight...haven't had that issue with other brands. Other than that seems to work well
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In this new novel, beloved bestselling author Elizabeth Berg weaves a beautifully written and richly resonant story of a mother and daughter in emotional transit. Helen Ames-recently widowed, coping with loss and grief, unable to do the work that has always sustained her-is beginning to depend far too much on her twenty-seven-year-old daughter, Tessa, and is meddling in her life, offering unsolicited and unwelcome advice. Helen's problems are compounded by her shocking discovery that her mild-mannered and loyal husband was apparently leading a double life. The Ameses had painstakingly saved for a happy retirement, but that money disappeared in several large withdrawals made by Helen's husband before he died. In order to support herself and garner a measure of much needed independence, Helen takes an unusual job that ends up offering far more than she had anticipated. And then a phone call from a stranger sets Helen on a surprising path of discovery that causes both mother and daughter to reassess what they thought they knew about each other, themselves, and what really makes a home and a family.
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The bombings underscored the myriad threats Pakistani
security forces face from homegrown Sunni extremist groups,
the Taliban insurgency in the northwest and the less
well-known Baloch insurgency in the southwest.
Two co-ordinated explosions killed at least 69 people and
injured more than 100 in Quetta, the provincial capital of
Balochistan, said Deputy Inspector of Police Hamid Shakil.
The first attack, in a crowded snooker hall, was a suicide
bombing, local residents said. About ten minutes later, a car
bomb exploded. Five policemen and a cameraman were among the
dead from that blast.
The attacks happened in a predominately Shia neighbourhood
and banned sectarian group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi claimed
responsibility. The extremist Sunni group targets Shias, who
make up about 20 percent of Pakistani's population.
Targeted killings and bombings of Shia communities are common
in Pakistan, and rights groups say hundreds of Shia were
killed last year. Militant groups in Balochistan frequently
bomb or shoot Shia passengers on buses travelling to
neighbouring Iran.
The killers are rarely caught and some Shia activists say
militants work alongside elements of Pakistan's security
forces, who see them as a potential bulwark against
neighbouring India.
Many Pakistanis fear their nation could become the site of a
regional power struggle between Saudi Arabia, source of
funding for Sunni extremist groups, and Iran, which is
largely Shia.
But sectarian tensions are not the only source of violence.
The United Baloch Army claimed responsibility for a blast in
Quetta's market earlier in the day. It killed 11 people and
injured more than 40, mostly vegetable sellers and secondhand
clothes dealers, police officer Zubair Mehmood said. A child
was also killed.
The group is one of several fighting for independence for
Balochistan, an arid, impoverished region with substantial
gas, copper and gold reserves, which constitutes just under
half of Pakistan's territory and is home to about 8 million
of the country's population of 180 million.
Swat bombing
In another incident, 21 were killed and more than 60 injured
in a bombing when people gathered to hear a religious leader
speak in Mingora, the largest city in the northwestern
province of Swat, police and officials at the Saidu Sharif
hospital said.
"The death toll may rise as some of the injured are in
critical condition and we are receiving more and more injured
people," said Dr. Niaz Mohammad.
It has been more than two years since a militant attack has
claimed that many lives in Swat.
The mountainous region, formerly a tourist destination, has
been administered by the Pakistani army since their 2009
offensive drove out Taliban militants who had taken control.
But Talibans retain the ability to attack in Swat and shot
schoolgirl campaigner Malala Yousufzai in Mingora last
A Taliban spokesman said they were not responsible for the
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