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Vincent Leman creates unconventional fine furniture; his work was originally based on the abstraction of traditional furniture and has evolved to span everything from extravagant accent pieces to refined, modern pieces. The artist strives to create furniture that is functional, yet provides a spark to brighten the routine of daily life. Basic design principles such as shape, line, movement, and balance work together in harmony to create furniture that is engaging, functional, and full of life.
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Vincent Leman can hardly remember a time when he wasn't building furniture. He grew up building custom cabinetry and woodwork for the family business. After completing his degree in mechanical engineering at Purdue University, Vincent made the decision to return to furniture building after realizing a strong aversion to cubicles and deskwork. Today, he creates his distinctive furniture in his studio in northwestern Indiana, outside of Chicago.
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Combine flour, powdered sugar, and salt in food processor.
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Calories 1790 Calories from Fat 841
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Total Fat 95 g146.3%
Saturated Fat 57.8 g288.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 241.9 mg80.6%
Sodium 254.8 mg10.6%
Total Carbohydrates 210 g69.9%
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Protein 32 g63.8%
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I just enjoyed your article about FingerGear. 4-5 months ago - I got a memory USB stick for my birthday and wanted to put a decent Linux on it with applications I wanted. I also wanted it to be bootable, but most of all I wanted it to run under Windows as well.
Well - I couldn't find something that would work for me so I built my own. I call it LINSTICK
It is based on Gentoo Linux - it is bootable and you can run it directly from windows as well. It is transparently using CoLinux to do that. It has Firefox, AbiWord, Gaim, Gimp, Ethereal, XMMS and a few other goodies like Mahjongg, but basically - I can put anything I want on it.
It is about 200Mb and fits nicely on a FAT USB stick - no reformatting is required and if you don't plan to boot from it - you can just copy the files and run it under windows.
I built little wrapper for windows so you just double click on a launcher and linstick boots in background. After booting it brings up VNC client showing you your desktop.
The performance of the Linux running under CoLinux is almost realtime - meaning almost no penalty for running under windows.
The only issue I have currently is a little slower than normal serial network driver which I use to connect the display automatically, but I guess you would have to try it to know what I mean.
Just a week or so ago I put a site to share it with a few friends www.linstick.com
I had to limit the public download purely for bandwidth purposes.
I would invite James to try it out and let me know what he thinks about it. Let me know and I will send the username/password needed to download the files.
I just think that my LinStick is far superior to FingerGear and I really do not have any plans on comercializing it. All you would need is any cheap USB stick you can find. I would give this for free - I just need to find a host to host this 200Mb file for download.
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I'm sure this is a very good product but.....
Last night I found a 1GB stick with KNOPPIX 4.... on it for $79.00 and ordered it.
I have had several bootable CD's from KNOPPIX and the LINUX SLEUTH. Both are very good products.
I assume the stick will be also.
A nice feature with the KNOPPIX ISO, there are downloadable utilities to modify it before writing it to a CD.
Looks like the "FingerGear" 1GB stick is about $100.00 over priced.
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I forgot to get back after getting this stick for $79.00.
I have purchased some 1Gb sticks on sale and ran dd to copy the Knoppix stick to an image file on my hard drive. Then ran DD once again to put the Knoppix image on the new stick.
Works perfectly.
I don't have time to go into the many good things about it.
Simply put I've read other ads for sticks that cost more than twice as much. Their own advertising does not tell me that they are better in any way than the one I have.
I have many uses for this stick and carry one copy in my flight bag when I'm fling as a contract pilot. I also have one in my suit case just in case I loose or forget the one in the flight bag.
I have one in my fire proof safe, "the original."
I have the image on several hard disks on several systems.
I'm hooked.
The Knoppix stick is as good as it gets.
The only thing I would like is to see the "Linux Sleuth" version on a stick.
Don't pass this one up as an option to test the concept before you go spend hundreds more. You just might decide you found the right one.
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Bury 1-1 Chesterfield
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Steven Schumacher's late header earned Bury a hard-fought point against in-form Chesterfield.
Former Bury loanee Nicky Ajose turned in Alex Mendy's low cross from six yards to give the visitors the lead.
Chesterfield nearly doubled their lead, Mark Hughes heading Jack Lester's strike off the line before Cameron Belford parried Mendy's shot.
But the Shakers grabbed a point when captain Schumacher headed home after Joe Skarz hooked the ball into the box.
Bury manager Richie Barker told BBC Radio Manchester:
"From our point of view a performance of two halves. I thought we were pretty poor in the first but excellent in the second.
"It was a good point for us but I thought we should have won the game.
"I think the fact that their goalkeeper got man of the match shows that we weren't that bad.
"Nicky (Ajose) quite rightly got a good reception and I'm delighted that he got off the mark but unfortunately it's cost us three points."
Chesterfield manager John Sheridan told BBC Radio Sheffield:
"I thought we played really well, our shape and everything in the first half was really good and I think we caused them problems and possibly could have scored one or two more goals - and Tommy (Lee) has had nothing to do.
"They put us under pressure for the last 20-25 minutes, but I think that was through our own downfall.
"I don't know why for the last half an hour we got really sloppy and (started) losing our shape.
"We're just doing the wrong things, making the wrong decisions and when you lose your shape you put yourself under pressure and that's what we did."
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- 01 Belford
- 02 Picken
- 03 Skarz
- 16 Sodje
- 17 Hughes
- 06 Sweeney
- 08 Schumacher
- 15 Coke
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- 19 Amoo (J-Lewis - 65' )
- 28 Doble (Worrall - 46' )
- 31 Williams
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- 21 Jones
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- 01 Lee
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- 03 Robertson
- 04 Lowry
- 05 Thompson
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- 26 Davis
- 11 Ajose (Boden - 74' )
- 14 Lester
- 16 Mendy
- 25 Talbot
- 13 Fleming
- 10 Whitaker
- 09 Westcarr
- 19 Boden
- 21 Bowery
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Outswinging corner taken by Peter Sweeney from the left by-line played to the near post, clearance by Jack Lester.63:03
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The offside flag is raised against Noel Alexandre Mendy. Cameron Belford restarts play with the free kick.55:55
Jamie Lowry challenges Giles Coke unfairly and gives away a free kick. David Worrall takes the free kick.54:11
Jack Lester fouled by Mark Hughes, the ref awards a free kick. Jamie Lowry restarts play with the free kick.53:12
Corner taken by Peter Sweeney from the left by-line played to the near post, Close range header by David Amoo misses to the right of the target.50:18
Steven Schumacher decides to take a short corner.49:03
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Giles Coke takes a shot. Blocked by Jamie Lowry.45:24
Andy Bishop is ruled offside. Tommy Lee takes the indirect free kick.45:01
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Half Time The referee calls an end to the first half.45:00 +0:17
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Jack Lester takes a shot. Blocked by Mark Hughes. Jamie Lowry takes a outswinging corner from the right by-line played to the near post.42:06
Shot by Ryan Doble from deep inside the penalty area misses to the left of the goal.40:58
The assist for the goal came from Noel Alexandre Mendy.40:58 Goal scored
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Unfair challenge on Giles Coke by Noel Alexandre Mendy results in a free kick. Steven Schumacher restarts play with the free kick.32:38
Foul by Noel Alexandre Mendy on Phil Picken, free kick awarded. The free kick is swung in right-footed by Peter Sweeney.28:05
Nick Ajose takes a shot. Mark Hughes gets a block in.26:27
The referee blows for offside. Tommy Lee restarts play with the free kick.24:50
Corner taken by Jamie Lowry.24:38
Jack Lester takes a shot. Blocked by Efetobore Sodje.20:59
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Jamie Lowry takes a shot. Steven Schumacher gets a block in.19:56
The assistant referee flags for offside against Andy Bishop. Indirect free kick taken by Gregor Robertson.19:08
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Jamie Lowry concedes a free kick for a foul on Phil Picken. Indirect free kick taken by Cameron Belford.15:01
Nick Ajose takes a short corner.14:25
Foul by Andy Bishop on Gregor Robertson, free kick awarded. Indirect free kick taken by Liam Ridehalgh.12:03
Free kick awarded for a foul by Nick Ajose on Steven Schumacher. Indirect free kick taken by Cameron Belford.11:27
Nick Ajose fouled by Efetobore Sodje, the ref awards a free kick. Jamie Lowry takes the indirect free kick.7:40
Corner taken right-footed by Steven Schumacher to the near post, Gregor Robertson manages to make a clearance.7:18
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A few minutes with Leslie Barry
Bridges to Community
For her day job, Leslie Barry is director of business development at Computer Associates International. But she took a break from the high-tech world two years ago when she went on a trip to Nicaragua, where she and her family spent a week building a house for a local family. When she returned, she decided to recruit volunteers from the information technology community to repeat the experience. The small group she assembled joined a project developed by Bridges to Community, a New York-based volunteer organization co-founded by Barry's cousin.
The group traveled to Nicaragua for a week last month and helped build two houses — basic shelter for families whose homes had been destroyed by Hurricane Mitch in 1998. They worked in the community of La Borgoña in the municipality of Ticuantepe, Nicaragua. La Borgoña has more than 5,000 people who own no farmable land and live on less than
$2 a day. It is the second-poorest community in all of Ticuantepe.
Why did you go to Nicaragua?
Barry: It takes a while to process the emotions of this type of trip. You get much more out of it than you think you will. I know that with all the talk of "the world is flat," while down there, we were all pondering ways that we could help these warm, open and hopeful people out of the "unflat" world. After all, we're IT and business people.
What was it like?
Barry: There were no cell phones, BlackBerries — nothing. It allowed us to become very connected to the group. We had brought soccer balls, baseballs, coloring books, fingernail polish to play with the kids when we weren't working. It was wonderful.
What did you do?
Barry: We built two houses — basically one large room with tile floors. To the people, it's a palace. We worked right there with the family that is living in the house now. It was a community effort. People would just come and help. The people we were building the house for worked the hardest, and it made us work harder. We spent a lot of time bending steel and mixing concrete. The 10-year-old was so excited she was going to have a tile floor and not [have to] stand in the dirt.
What did you hope to accomplish?
Barry: My hope is that this trip with a few of the IT business leaders will spur more trips with people willing to give not only homes to these communities. I hope it will generate other ideas and opportunities for increasing employment and improving the standard of living of people in Nicaragua. It's a huge transformation for the families in terms of pride and in terms of ownership.
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This topic contains 1 reply, has 1 voice, and was last updated by Gonzosan 3 years ago.
July 16, 2013 at 8:01 pm #51084
Hello All,
So I finally purchased the Genesis theme and decided to try out the Landscape child theme. My website is xenosmash.com, and I wanted to keep a similar look. The landscape theme is fairly similar but cleaner looking but there are some things I'd like to change. Forgive me if this has all been answered before, but the theme "tutorial" only had a few things to get started. If you could link me to any of these topics that have been answered before it would be great. So here are the things I'd like to change:
-Footer Gallery image sizes. Current size of my thumbnails are 400 x 200 or so. The three default sizes don't work for me.
-How do I get videos into my posts? On my current theme it uses oEmbed so that I can just include a link from Vimeo or Youtube and it automatically shows the actual video in the post. I downloaded the Genesis Media Project plugin, but sadly does not allow you to include them in posts how I have now.
-Is there a way to have a gallery of image thumbnails when someone searches for my videos? Like if someone searches for "animation" I would want it to showcase all the video/image thumbnails of my posts with that tag/category.
-How to I change the "LANDSCAPE" at the top to my custom logo? I know this one is trivial but I couldn't find a section to do this.
Thank you, I'm just getting started with Genesis and I think it's a big step up from what I currently have.
- This topic was modified 3 years ago by Gonzosan.
July 17, 2013 at 7:14 am #51129
- This topic was modified 3 years ago by Gonzosan.
Well I figured out how to replace the logo portion. I was watching some of the tutorials last night. I was pleasantly surprised to see only 3 files for the child theme. I like that I can go through the CSS to change plenty in the site. I suppose I need to comb through it to find the footer gallery thumbnail sizes. Also I just realized you can post the link of a video in your post and WordPress will automatically embed it, but the video embed is too small. I like having the wide HD looking video embeds. I think I found a few plugins that work with this but wasn't sure if there was a simpler way to do all of this. I really don't want to load up on plugins. Thanks!
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- 1 package (6.8 ounces) Spanish rice and pasta mix
- 1 pound ground beef
- 2 cans (10 ounces each) enchilada sauce, divided
- 10 flour tortillas (8 inches), warmed
4 cups (16 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese,
- Prepare rice mix according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large skillet cook beef over medium heat until no longer pink; drain. Stir in Spanish rice and 1-1/4 cups enchilada sauce.
- Spoon about 2/3 cup beef mixture down the center of each tortilla. Top each with 1/3 cup cheese; roll up.
- Place in an ungreased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Top with the remaining enchilada sauce and cheese. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 8-10 minutes or until the cheese is melted. Yield: 10 enchiladas.
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Marshal Matt Dillon (Jim Arness) is up in heaven right now with Kitty (Amanda Blake), Deputy Dennis Goode (Dennis Weaver) and Doc (Milburn Stone) enjoying a beer at the Long Branch Salon swapping stories and reminiscing about the good old days when TV shows didn't need gratuitous sex and violence to enthrall viewers.
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While the Gods Play: Shaiva Oracles and Predictions on the Cycles of History and the Destiny of Mankindby Alain Danielou, Alain Daniilou
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According to the early writings of the Shaiva traditionstill alive in India and dating back at least 6,000 yearsthe arbitrary ideologies and moralistic religions of modern society signal the last days of humanity heading toward destruction.
This prediction is only a fragment of the vast knowledge of Shaiva wisdom, author Alain Danielou as assimilated
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According to the early writings of the Shaiva traditionstill alive in India and dating back at least 6,000 yearsthe arbitrary ideologies and moralistic religions of modern society signal the last days of humanity heading toward destruction.
This prediction is only a fragment of the vast knowledge of Shaiva wisdom, author Alain Danielou as assimilated and reviewed essential concepts of the Shaiva philosophy and its predictions. Clearly expressed in the ancient teachings, these concepts are in accord with, yet surpass, the boldest scientific speculations about consciousness, time, the nature of life and matter, and the history and destiny of the human race.
Inherent in this body of knowledge is an understanding of the cycles of creation and destruction which, in conjunction with astronomical phases, determine the life span of the species. Since 1939, humankind has been in the twilight of the Kali Yuga age, or at the end of a cycle. The impending cataclysm, Danielou explains, is brought on by our own errors, and its date will be determined by our present and future actions.
While the Gods Play examines how the visionaries of ancient times defined our rose in creation. It explains why and how we have abandoned this role, and reflects on what action can be taken to consciously and creatively influence our own destiny. Included are chapters on The Religion of Nature and The Religion of the City, The Transmigrant Body, Sexual Rites, the Castes, Sacrifice, Magical Powers, Monastic Orders, and Forestalling the Final Day.
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Abs on the Ball
Our Center, Our Powerhouse
When I first told people I was writing a new book called Abs on the Ball, numerous responses and reactions found me. I was reminded that for many our abdomens are an emotionally charged part of the body, a barometer of strength and vulnerability. One man, hiding behind a deep laugh that made his own belly quiver, joked about being 'ruled by his stomach.' A woman spoke about her pitch-perfect intuition, inherited from her grandmother, allowing her to discern a situation 'from her guts.' Even pronouncing the word 'abs' caused people to physically adjust their bodies, shift forward in their chairs, or stand taller. Others grabbed their bellies, folding the flesh this way and that; or hid their midsection behind grim, folded arms. One woman wryly expressed interest in if I would be baring my own belly for the book's cover.
Joseph Pilates, the founder of the famous Pilates Method of body conditioning, saw the abdominal area as the center, or powerhouse, of the body. He perceived the powerhouse or 'girdle of strength' as the area between the bottom rib and the pelvis, the region that connects the abdomen with the lower back and buttocks. This circular belt of supporting abdominal and spinal muscles was for Pilates, who studied yoga and zen meditation, a mental and spiritual center as well as a physical, gravitational one. This is why there is talk in a Pilates class, as well as in other mind-body disciplines, of the importance of being emotionally, not just physically supported. To lose one's center is to become unhinged and unfocused, susceptible to the chaos of the world around you. 'Strengthening the powerhouse' is not simply about toning the waist or sculpting the perfect six-pack. It is about finding balance and serenity to live in the world as it is.
Why have I chosen a Pilates approach to Abs on the Ball even though some of the exercises presented here are not Pilates in origin? Notwithstanding the power of having a strong emotional center, the answer is a physical one. One of the key principles of the Pilates Method is that movement should be initiated from the Powerhouse. So before each Pilates exercise one braces the core by pulling in the navel and engaging the deep centering muscles. The goal is to keep the mid-section still while precise movements of the arms and legs are added. Each and every time! No wonder that participants new to Pilates first notice changes in their waistbands or that many in the fitness and rehabilitation world believe that the Pilates approach is the most effective and safe way to strong abdominals. Tummies flatten, pants hang loose, and low backs resist pain. But there is more going on here than meets the eye.
Magic, As Long as the Correct Muscles are Targeted
The Pilates approach will work its magic on your abdominal center as long as the proper muscles are taught to work. If the correct muscles are not targeted, and the exercises are not performed properly, the benefits of a secure back and optimal posture will not be guaranteed. Later, we will see how traditional sit-ups and ab machines actually limit the degree to which abdominal muscles can be trained. We will also understand how important it is that the body, specifically the pelvis, is in the correct position and the role that quality of movement plays in abdominal training.
Experts in the field of rehabilitation have known for a while that a strong abdominal core protects the spine but they were never completely sure how. In Rick Jernmett's excellent book Spinal Stabilization: The New Science of Back Pain, the role of the abdominals, especially the role that the deepest abdominal muscles have on the stabilization of the spine, is spelt out. He explains that the deep transversus abdominis attaches directly onto the spinal column and is thus able to 'stabilize individual vertebrae of the lower back, preventing excess sliding, bending, and rotation motions.' Jemmett, a physical therapist, lecturer, as well as golfer, runner and skier, reviews the latest research from Canada, the United States, Japan, and Australia on the role of the spinal column and its muscles. He concludes that various muscles of the spine have different functions. The deepest muscles and ligaments steady the spine and act as 'position sensors' supplying the brain with critical information on the position of the joints of the vertebrae. The next layer is the 'stabilizers', the deep muscles of the abdominals and back. These are the key players in the Powerhouse and their function is to stabilize the low back and spine and keep it free from pain. Finally, the outer layer consists of large superficial muscles, sometimes called the Prime Movers. The Prime Movers create powerful, one-off movements like extending the spine or lifting a leg or arm. The superficial muscles should be added into the picture only when the stabilizers provide a strong foundation for them.
As this important new information spreads into the fitness world more trainers and instructors are teaching the technique of 'bracing the abs' or 'moving from the core'. But before students and trainers alike can do this properly they need to make doubly sure they are targeting the correct muscles. How can the average person or athlete distinguish between a deep or superficial muscle? What will they feel if the correct connection is made? And once a deep muscle is located and trained how can it be integrated back into a healthy movement pattern?
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One of the most distinguished living orientalists and a friend of Stravinsky, Jean Cocteau, and Nabokov, Daniélou spent more than 20 years in India studying music and philosophy. He wrote the acclaimed Gods of India and Shiva and Dionysus and produced a series of ethnic music recordings for UNESCO. Formerly director of the International Institute for Comparative Music Studies in Berlin and Venice, he is a Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur, Chevalier des Arts et des lettres, and Officier du Mérite National.
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