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"Diffusion Kurtosis Imaging",
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Applied Inverse Problems Conference, Helsinki, 2015.
"Accurate reconstruction of porous samples in CT",
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In our homeschooled World History course, Miss C is learning about the Renaissance. I ordered this DVD set, called "DaVinci and the Mysteries of the Renaissance" because it not only addressed the life of Leonardo Da Vinci, but also because it included several other videos on the arts and sciences of the time. Today, we watched the video titled "The Artists."
And here's what struck me. Looking at the art of the 14th and 15th centuries raises the same questions artists ask themselves today. What is art? How does culture impact art, and art reflect society? If a patron enables an artist to make new work, what does the artist owe the patron? To what extent would or should an artist vary his or her vision to please the audience? It's really rather humbling to recognize that artists like Michelangelo and Da Vinci and Bruneleschi and Titian stumbled over these same issues.
If you can find The Artists video part of this series (check your library!), it's well worth watching. There are lots of comments by current artists and art historians, talking about how artists of the period help us understand why art is important. The video doesn't just address art history -- it addresses art's place in our lives regardless of the age in which we live.


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As an Air Force brat I spent my whole childhood moving. As an adult I had no greater goal than to find someplace to settle into. Much to my surprise, I ended up firmly entrenched in a small town, which was never my first choice. But I love it. Every time I run to the grocery or go out to eat or visit the library, I stop and exchange at least a few words with someone I know.
Seven and a half years ago, I was brought to visit another small town. And all the people in that town read. Everyone is always ready to talk about books. The teachers and librarians and parents can recommend titles for a beginning reader who loves pirates and princesses, and pandas, and bats. Adults and college students and younger folk can suggest enthralling fantasy series other than Harry Potter. Someone is up on the latest in archeology, or novels about plague, or romantic thrillers of the sixties and seventies, and someone else can suggest fat fiction about the war of the roses.
No matter how odd and specific my reading tastes are (Arctic exploration, monsters), not only is there someone who shares my taste, but there's someone who wants to talk about how amazing the sense of place was in The Terror.
Seven and a half years ago, six months after the launch of Readerville, I finally gave in to the friends telling me I had to try it out. (Thanks, PCashwell and sprout) Friends brought me to Readerville then, and friends bring me back every day. Stop by anytime; no one ever locks their doors.
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Readerville: It's a Wonderful Day in the Neighborhood
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- Debi said...
Awww...that was great.
- PC said...
You're welcome.
Mind you, Karen still hasn't sent me my finder's fee... - 9:50 PM
- Kristjan Wager said...
Is there a finders' fee? In that case, I guess I should demand one for PC and sprout + others).
You were not the only one who was slow in joining - I had to push PC quite a bit. - 7:15 AM
- Kaethe said...
This finder's fee thing is starting to sound like a Ponzi scheme. I'll give PC and Sprout each a dollar, which they will have to send to Kristjan.....
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Tuesday, 25 March 2014
Haul: Recent beauty buys
Last week I posted a
little beauty wishlist which you may have read. If you did, you will
notice that I ended up buying most of the products that are on there.
I was in Boots and realised that the 3 for 2 was ending that same day
so I had a bit of a splurge.
Models Own Hyper Gel in White Light–
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Models Own Sticky
Fingers in Pastel Petals – I picked this up for the colour of the polish rather than
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really stick well on top of dry polish so next time I might try
putting a top coat on first and then applying the stickers when it's
still slightly tacky.
L'Oreal Nude Magique
Eau de Teint foundation – I bought this as I was after a light
coverage foundation now that my skin is pretty good. I only really
get spots at that time of the month so this is great for just evening
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put some concealer on the dark circle under my eyes and a bit on any
blemishes I've got but so far I'm really impressed with this.
MUA Waterproof liquid
eyeliner – I love the brush on this but I've found that it does rub
off really easily – not bad for £1 though!
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eyeliner – This is from Primark's new beauty line which I'd heard a
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but I think that this is amazing for the price (just £1!) and it
stays put all day.
Daniel Sandler
Watercolour Blushes in Acid and Trip – I actually won these on
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orange. I really like Acid, it's great for a flush of colour and it
can be used sparingly for a lighter colour. Trip isn't my colour at
all and would be much better for someone with a darker skin tone.
Seventeen Super Lash
mascara – I'd heard good things about this mascara as it has little
fibres in which stick to your eyelashes, so I decided to try it. My
eyelashes are really short and stumpy so I'll try anything
especially when it claims to increase lash length by 93%. I didn't
look at the colour I was getting and ended up with brown/black which
isn't a problem as I can't really see a difference. I love how long
this makes my lashes look but I've found that it does make my eyes
sting a bit.
Urban Decay Naked 2
palette – I actually wanted to get this before Christmas, however I
opted for the Naked 3 instead which I've used almost everyday since.
I went into Debenhams in Leciester last week to pick up the Clinique
All About Eyes palette but when I swatched it I decided to pay the
extra fiver and get this instead. I haven't had a chance to really
play around with it yet but so far I love the colours.
MAC Fluidline in Black
Track – I got this when I was in Nottingham with Sophie at the
#Nottssbloggermeet, it was a bit of a spur of the moment purchase as
my Collection gel eyeliner was drying out. I've only used it a couple
of times but I've found that it's smudged and transferred after a
while, which is a bit of a pain.
MAC lipstick in Heroine
– I'd been waiting for this to be rereleased for months so as soon
as I heard that Selfridges had it in, I went over and snatched on up.
It's such a gorgeous matte purple colour and I've been wearing it a
lot since I got it. I'm so glad it's back for good as I can see
myself using this up quite quickly.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM WLC's Third Annual Celebration of Learning
Proudly Serving the Communities of Wilton and Lyndeborough
Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative School District provides a safe and educational environment that promotes student exploration, critical thinking and citizenship.
Results of school district elections:
Moderator-Walter Holland
School Board Member "At Large"-Miriam Lemire
School Board Member-Lyndeborough-Matt Ballou
School Board Member-Wilton-Joyce Fisk
Budget Committee Member "At Large"-Lisa Post
Budget Committee Members-Wilton-Leslie Browne, Edwina Hastings, Christine Tiedemann
Budget Committee Member-Lyndeborough-Write In Fran Bujak (3 votes), Bob Benson (2 votes) Bill Ryan (2 votes)
Results of district meeting votes on articles:
Article 4-Passed by voice vote
To see if the Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative School District will vote to raise and appropriate the Budget Committee's recommended amount of $12,514,604 for the support of schools, for the payment of salaries for the school district officials and agents, and for the payment for the statutory obligations of the district. This article does not include appropriations contained in special or individual articles addressed separately.
Article 5-Passed by paper ballot vote 94 yes / 10 no
To see if the Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative School District will vote to approve the cost items included in the collective bargaining agreement reached between the Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative School Board and the Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative Teachers' Association which calls for the following increases in salaries and benefits at the current staffing levels over the amount paid in the prior fiscal year, 2017-18 $36,891, 2018-19 $134,253, 2019-20 $140,020 and further to raise and appropriate the sum of $36,891 for the 2017-2018 fiscal year, such sum representing the additional costs attributable to the increase in salaries and benefits required by the new agreement over those that would be paid at current staffing levels. This article does not include appropriations contained in special or individual articles addressed separately.
Article 6-Tabled-Passed by voice vote
Shall the Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative School District, if WARRANT ARTICLE 5 is defeated, authorize the Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative School Board to call one special meeting, at its option, to address WARRANT ARTICLE 5 cost items only?
Article 7-Passed by voice vote
To see if the Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative School District will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $55,000 to be added to the Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative Building/Equipment & Roadway Capital Reserve Fund previously established. This sum is to come from general taxation. This article is a special warrant article and is not included in the operating budget warrant article.
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School Board & WLC Teachers' Accociation Collective Bargaining Agreement 7/1/2017-6/30/2020
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Since the national elections, it looks like Democrats, such as they are, will be primarily in reactive mode as they really have little control over what happens at the national level. There is the historical surge of resistance from the grassroots, which is very encouraging, but the question is how long will we be able to keep it up?
In girding our community loins for the tumultuous times ahead, we need to be looking toward maximizing our ability to subsist locally and regionally. In addition to broadening our skills and strengthening our community bonds, we will need to optimize and cultivate our resources. For some time now, we have been carefully managing our water supply.
The world we find ourselves in today has thrown most of us into a real quandary. The fact is that nobody knows what is going to happen next, and most of the options are not that appealing. It is easy enough to see utter disaster looming.
Whether we're in a dangerous situation or simply inconvenienced, it is our level of resourcefulness that determines if and how quickly we resolve the situation. We in the developed world really don't need to know much about the places we inhabit or the things we need or use.
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Last column, I wrote about tribalism being a force that encouraged suspicion and hatred between different racial and ethnic groups. A friend pointed out that our indigenous people, who call themselves tribes
We have come to a time when those with racial, ethnic, and sexual biases think that their views have achieved some level of legitimacy. The only way we can counter that opinion is by showing by sheer numbers how small—hopefully—a minority they really are. Before we can do that, we should all spend some time confronting our own biases.
A year ago, who could have imagined that a perfect storm of discontent, fear, and blind folly would land us in the world we have today? I've always said that this is one of the most exciting times to be alive, and our current scenario fits that description in spades.
Back in 1988, Joy Goldstein strong-armed me into working with her and a handful of others on the Community Council Affordable Housing Committee. We went on to form Vashon Household (Joy's name). I put about twenty years into the effort, and despite some notable successes, such as Charter House, JG Commons, Roseballen, Eernisse Apts., and Mukai Commons, I've never felt that our efforts put a dent in the structural foundations of housing unaffordability.
I have been working with a group called Revolution Vashon. We are Berniecrats that are promoting the political revolution that Bernie Sanders called for. We agree with Bernie that it is vitally important that Hillary Clinton be elected president.
When I started writing this column years ago, it was intended to be a voice for the Transition Vashon group. We were espousing the need to plan for decreasing energy use due to the dangers of CO2 concentration and consequent global warming, and the arrival of peak oil.
Last issue, I began exploring the importance of focusing on a new vision rather than just combating the present incompetence. Addressing an article recently published in YES! Magazine by Gar Alperivitz titled "Six Ways We Are Already Leading an Economic Revolution,"
Trying to get more involved in government policy decisions is a tough and thankless task when the emphasis seems to be on choosing the least worst power broker to run the nation who has the least objectionable plan (if any) to get us out of any number of messes that our established corporate power brokers have gotten us into.
Regardless of who you may have voted for in the primaries, you may have felt that things you consider important are not happening, and that major changes are in order.
Our task remains essentially the same as it would have been if Bernie Sanders had been elected President. Sanders made us to understand that nothing he was espousing would happen without a major grass roots effort to force our elected officials to act. I imagine we all thought it might be a whole lot easier with Bernie in the seat of power, but we weren't being totally honest with ourselves.
The conventions are over and our next president will be either Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton. A few years ago, it looked like we were going to have a very humdrum choice of the two ruling family establishment candidates, Jeb Bush and Hillary Clinton.
Picture this scenario. The presumptive nominee for the Democratic Party is lagging in the polls before the nominating convention. Another candidate that might attract more votes lags behind in elected delegates but can take the nomination if the superdelegates vote for him.
Those of you that have read my column for some time remember that my primary subject has always been transitioning our society away from a fossil fuel-based economy bent on infinite growth. One of the reasons for transition is that the ever-growing use of fossil fuels is creating a change in our climate that threatens the existence of the world we know.
Both the Republicans and the Democrats have been challenged this election year by a populist insurrection. Many of us bristle as the pundits throw Trump and Sanders supporters into the same bag. After all, the motives and intentions of the two factions seem to be as different as night and day.
Although there will be much more to consider as the election saga unfolds this week, I want to talk about a local project that will make our community here more secure and resilient regardless of election results in November.
First off, the article in the last issue, "Politics Among The Billionaires," was wrongfully attributed to me. It was written by Ward Carson. As we approach the end of the 2016 primary season, we find the likely candidates of both parties to have the highest unfavorability ratings since such polls have been taken. Trump at 57% and Clinton at 55% top the charts.
Imagine yourself as a billionaire in 1981. Ronald Reagan has just been elected. You've parked one of your billions in Treasury bonds—a solid, conservative investment backed by the full faith and credit of the US Government.
The current trends for employment seem to be heading toward a train wreck. There is a strong push to lower labor costs as more and more work is being outsourced to lower wage labor pools around the world. In fact, slavery seems to be on the comeback. Free trade agreements, although not advertised as such, have lower labor costs as a main goal among others.
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As we continue to rely more on technology, keeping our information safe is becoming increasingly difficult. With Wi-Fi being the standard form of network communication for most business professionals who are on the go, the need for secure data transmission has become even greater. Public Wi-Fi locations like coffee shops, the airport, and even your home and office are not safe when sending and receiving data. According to idtheftcenter.org[i], in 2015 alone there were over 177 million cases of identity theft reported.
The two most popular ways of someone accessing your data over Wi-Fi are sniffing and rogue access points[ii].) Sniffing is when another user nearby captures the data your computer transmits over Wi-Fi, and then reassembles it to look for passwords or other unencrypted account information. The aptly named rogue access point is where someone will create a Wi-Fi hotspot that appears to be legitimate, like "Free Starbucks Wi-Fi," or "Airport Public Wi-Fi," and then waits for users to connect to it. Once the user is attached to the hacker's hotspot, the users' data transmission is all captured on the hacker's machine. The hacker can then use specialized programs to reassemble the packet capture to reveal what the user(s) was looking at and if any sensitive information or passwords were used. One of the most effective solutions is to encrypt the traffic going between your infrastructure and your home computer/laptop, which is why VPNs were developed.
One of the fastest and most damaging cyber security threats falls under a category called "ransomware." Ransomware is malicious code that encrypts all the user's files and is usually downloaded unknowingly. This type of malware gets its name from what it does when a user tries to open an infected file: it prompts the user to pay a 'ransom' within a timeframe to receive a decryption key, which would then allow you to decrypt your files.[1] Even if you choose to pay the ransom, there is no guarantee you will gain access to your data. In this article, we will explain steps you can take to protect and secure your environment.
Ransomware is a real threat to any business that allows user access, as it depends on users to spread it. Different industries also have different risks, with healthcare usually opting to pay the ransom to protect patient data, while the education industry has the highest rate of infection. Other lucrative targets include classified documents, financial documents, and intellectual property[2]. With names like Telecrypt, iRansom, FSociety, and CryptoLuck, the goal of ransomware is all the same for their creators: making money. According to Lavasoft, the CryptoWall 3 ransomware cost users $325 million just in 2015 alone.[3] As ransomware grows and evolves, they become even more costly. At the end of 2016, one of the most harmful ransomware is named "Cerber." Not only does it lock your files from being accessed, but recent variations have incorporated the stealing of personal information and scripts that cause your machine to target other servers.[4]
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Amid all the headline-grabbing data breaches of the past year, the vulnerability of companies in industries like health care may be overlooked. Data breaches began costing healthcare firms over $5.5 billion annually shortly after HIPAA became law, according to the Ponemon Institute.
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Cliches like the typical hacker being a teenager living in his or her parent's basement are persistent, and harmful because they misrepresent the situation to the potential victims of hacking. The numbers clearly show that hacking is now predominantly committed by sophisticated criminal organizations. Utilizing an IDS is a proactive approach to meeting that threat.
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Publication is of course not the only way science is growing, as CIOs at science-oriented organizations are reminded on an everyday basis by the scope of their projects. The data used for research used to be discussed in terms of megabytes, then gigabytes. Today, it's typical for a project to be working at the level of terabytes or petabytes.
Failure to adopt two-factor authentication (2FA) or multifactor authentication (MFA) can be a major and costly mistake for those using cloud services. Adding security can make it less likely that you get hacked. Here are some tips to incorporate 2FA or MFA into your business.
Getting hacked and potentially bankrupted is one of those things that, like a car crash or an illness, can seem to be an unlikely threat until it happens to you. The figures for small business, though, are incredible: one in five small businesses get hacked each year, and 60% of those that do are bankrupt within six months. In other words, a scary percentage of small businesses get hacked each year, and for the majority of those that do, it's "game over."
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I am learning to make music with Ableton.
I do not have much experience, but I have many ideas.
I did a couple of things from Session View, to learn how to use Ableton, creating some clips which I am now supposed to arrange in a song.
All ok, considering my limited knowledge. And at least I had the impression to be using a method.
But yesterday I had a completely different experience.
I started to play a simple melody with a VST, with the intention of making a clip to use it for a techno song.
But then I left the last note with decay at max and I started playing around on it with the cutoff, resonance, and mod wheel.
Occasionally I changed note or played a very simple melody, while continuing with the filters and also with the arpeggiator of my midi keyboard.
I was in a sort of trance and I forgot about method, structure, etc.
I was just playing, as if I was playing live.
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823 votes received1 voteThe good thing about making music with software is, that there simply is no right or wrong method.
Personally, I use many dofferent ways to create tracks.
Sometimes i will make different loops in session view, and record the whole build up in arrangement. ( sort of a live jam)
Other times I build a whole track in arrangement just by editing parts of audio, without even using the session view.
The only thing you have to keep in mind when making a track for the club is that it has a certain structure.
Try to think like a dj; have some sort of intro or basic build up.
Same thing goes for the end part: try to keep these parts less busy, so it is easier to mix in a dj set.
Another very good way to learn is using music from artists you like.
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The rest is totally up to you ;-)
Like i said, there simply is no 'right' or 'wrong' way of making your music. In fact, doing stuff 'wrong' can sometimes get results you would have never had if you think about it too much.
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Jeurys Familia gave up one run on five hits over 6 1/3 innings and Jenrry Mejia followed with two hitless innings Friday night as Triple-A Buffalo bested Syracuse, 5-1.
Familia, the Mets' No. 3 prospect, struck out five and walked one in his longest start of the season. The 22-year-old right-hander took a shutout into the seventh before allowing a leadoff double to Chris Marrero and an RBI single to Mark Teahan. Teahan was thrown out trying to stretch it into a double, and Familia exited after throwing 96 pitches.
"He really pounded the strike zone," Bisons manager Wally Backman said. "He had command of all his pitches, fastball breaking [ball], changeup. He pitched consistently, like I saw him in Double-A last year. This might be the best start he's had this year. He pitched ahead in the count the whole time."
It was the first win since pitching 5 2/3 shutout innings against Columbus on June 6 for Familia (6-5). He lowered his ERA to 4.98 ERA in 18 starts.
Mejia, working his way back to the Majors after undergoing Tommy John surgery in May 2011, issued a leadoff walk to Jarrett Hoffpauir in the ninth but nothing else. The native of the Dominican Republic last month was moved to the bullpen, a role with which he's familiar after making 30 relief appearances for the Mets in 2010.
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"He's figured it out, how to prepare himself. I think it's just preparing, getting used to it. Baseball is a thing of repetition and he's got to get into the flow of that. He's gotten better. For Mejia, it's the same thing [as Familia]. It's being able to locate to both sides of the plate, and he showed that tonight."
Backman believes the right-handers, born a day apart in 1989, have futures at the next level.
"I believe that both are going to be quality pitchers in the Major Leagues," the 14-year big league veteran said. "Here in the short future, I think all these guys -- [Matt] Harvey, Familia and Mejia -- are on the verge of becoming something. It's our job to get them prepared before the big club.
"I think it's all about consistency in the strike zone. [They need to] be able to locate to both sides of the plate and being able to do it consistently [to reach the Majors]."
Chris Schwinden, recently reclaimed off waivers by the Mets, retired the final two batters for the Bisons.
Josh Rodriguez slugged a three-run homer, his fourth in 14 games since being promoted from Double-A Binghamton. Osvaldo Navarro provided the rest of Buffalo's offense with a two-run double.
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Welcome to HBinFive, a new baking group for "Healthy Bread in Five Minutes a Day" by Jeff Hertzberg MD and Zoe Francois!
Some of you may already own the book "Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day", and are familiar with the ideas behind the revolutionary bread baking method that Jeff and Zoe developed. For those of you that are new to the method, it's truly going to change your entire attitude about baking bread!
Jeff and Zoe's technique simplifies bread baking and eliminates much of the guess work making the bread making process very easy. First you mix up a loose, very wet, yeast dough with just four ingredients, flour, water, yeast and salt. Once you thoroughly mix the dough, it is put in the refrigerator and it will keep from five days to two weeks depending on the base recipe. And when you are ready to bake fresh bread just cut off a piece of dough, shape it, wait a short time for the dough to relax and then bake it! That's it, so you see there is no kneading and no planning your day around dough rising. The dough is similar to a sourdough in that the flavor improves with age, so the longer you leave it in the refrigerator, the better the taste. I've collected several videos if you'd like to see Zoe and Jeff in action! And you can visit Jeff and Zoe's website, Artisan Bread In Five, and see some of their latest creations.
What about the Baking Group?
The mission of HBinFive is to bake our way though Jeff and Zoe's new book, "Healthy Bread in Five Minutes a Day" which will be available for sale October 27, 2009. "Healthy Bread in Five Minutes a Day" is basically the same technique as in their first book but takes the method one step further and incorporates whole grains and healthy ingredients and of course there's all new exciting recipes as well. I know baking every recipe in a book sounds like a daunting task, but as a group, one recipe at a time and the support of other HB5ers, it will be fun! You may even see Jeff or Zoe popping in occasionally!
Being this is a new book, it is important that everyone respect the copyright which means no recipes from the book can be posted any where on the Internet. So if you join the group you must buy the book. Believe me I've seen a galley of the book and with recipes like Cherry Black Pepper Focaccia and Tabbouleh Bread with Parsley, Garlic and Bulgur who wouldn't want to own this book!
Since we are announcing HBinFive right before the hustle and bustle of the holiday season and some will be getting "Healthy Bread in Five Minutes a Day" as a Christmas gift, we will not be posting our first recipe from the book until Jan 15, 2010. I know that's a long time to wait, but don't worry, we will still be baking. Zoe and Jeff have both graciously offered never-before-published Bread Recipes just for our group! And they will both be guest posting the recipes on my blog, one recipe in November and one recipe in December!
I do not want anyone to feel overwhelmed so we will be baking a new recipe every two weeks. And to add more fun, we will be using a Mr. Linky Gadget which will be available on the 1st and the 15th of every month so that you can link your post and be included in our bi-monthly Bread Braid. Also Mr. Linky will be available for our November and December recipes too.
The HBinFive Badge was designed by the gracious Holly of Phe.MOM.enon. And isn't it wonderful! I can not tell you how grateful I am for the talent and generosity Holly so freely shared! Thanks again Holly!
If you are on a gluten free or sugar free diet, no worries, the recipes can be varied to any special diet or need. And if you'd like to experiment a little bit or substitute that's just fine too!
We also have a Google Group, HBinFive, for members to meet, ask questions and discuss any other important information. When you sign up to participate in HBinFive, you will be sent an invitation to join the Google Group. The Google Group will be our main hub of communication so please consider joining.
What if you don't have a blog? That's ok! You can still follow along, and you'll be listed in the HBinFive Membership List and welcome to participate in the Google Group as well.
And to top things off Jeff and Zoe have donated signed copies of "Healthy Bread in Five Minutes a Day" to be awarded to randomly chosen members of HBinFive! So get your membership information in early! Drawing dates are November 1st and 15th, 2009.
If you'd like to join HBinFive or have any questions, please contact me at ms dot bigblackdog at gmail dot com. In any communication please include your full name, blog name, blog URL and Email Address. I'll get back to you as soon as possible.
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Apple iPod touch (2012)
Thin, light, bright, powerful: this is Apple's best ever iPod
- Thin, light, well-built
- Excellent screen and good camera
- Fast processing and great battery life
- Lightning port complicates backward compatibility
- No volume control on bundled EarPods
Bottom Line
Apple's newest iPod touch joins components from the iPhone 5 and iPhone 4S, cobbling them together in a body that's incredibly thin and light. New earphones and a new dock connector are both good and bad, but the overall package is an excellent one.
The Apple iPod touch received an update at the same time as the new iPhone 5, incorporating new hardware and features from the new phone as well as the older iPhone 4S.
Overtaking the fourth generation iPod touch from 2011, the new portable media player has a larger screen, a thinner body, more powerful internal components, has some notable design changes, and comes bundled with Apple's new Lightning mini-connector and EarPods headphones.
Apple iPod touch (2012): Design and features
The new iPod inherits the exact same screen that is the centrepiece of the iPhone 5: it's a 4-inch, 326dpi, 1136x640pixel IPS LCD 'retina' panel that's longer, not wider, than the previous model's 3.5-inch screen.
It's the best screen we've seen on any non-smartphone, and is just as crisp, contrasty, bright and detailed as any smartphone on the market — the main differentiator of the myriad Android products is their larger outright screen size. There's no brightness sensor, so the touch won't automatically alter its brightness to suit viewing conditions.
There's a 720p-capable FaceTime HD camera on the top centre of the iPod touch's white-faced front, and a slightly recessed home button down on the lower bezel. The button has a good feel to it, but it has a rubber surround, making it less durable than the iPhone 5's metal bracket.
The back casing of the iPod touch is built of thin, but very sturdy, anodized aluminium. You can buy the new touch in six colours, with matte finishes with gloss on the Apple logo: grey, pink, yellow, blue, (PRODUCT) RED, and Batmanesque black. The side volume control buttons have been redesigned to suit the new look.
There's a little circle on the lower rear left corner of the iPod touch which, when pressed, pops out to accept the bundled iPod touch loop. The loop is a leatherette lanyard with a sliding lock — it's a smart design evolution for an even-thinner, even-slicker device than the rest of the already-easy-to-drop touchscreen iPhone and iPod family.
The camera on the back of the iPod touch sticks out a millimetre or two from the rest of the casing, with a metal ring and glass front element. We're not altogether sure how sturdy this will be — the metal ring should do a good job of protecting it from impacts, though.
We have to make special mention about just how thin and light the iPod touch is. It's 88 grams. It's 6.1mm thick. For a device that can browse the Internet through Wi-Fi, with Bluetooth, with a 40-hour battery, with 32GB or 64GB of flash memory, with more power than a desktop computer from ten years ago, this is amazing. It's about as thin and as light and as perfectly as we could ever want a portable touchscreen computer to be.
Apple iPod touch: Performance
The iPod touch has always been a perfectly adequate portable media player since its inception, and the tradition continues with the 2012 model. It goes without saying that the touch is able to play music at minimum to maximum volume without any distortion, using any of the myriad audio services available — from the good ol' fashioned Music app and music transferred from a computer using iTunes, to Rdio and Spotify and any other streaming service.
All the internal componentry is of a high standard, and the user experience is near-infinitely customisable thanks to the iPod touch's reliance on Apple's operating system. You can download almost any app that is available on iPhone, and the massive library of the App Store means that the touch is able to be more than just a music player. iOS 6 isn't perfect, though, with a Maps app that is nowhere near as capable as the oft-missed Google counterpart from the previous iOS.
Siri makes its debut on the new iPod touch, so you can ask your PMP where the nearest movie theatre is, or what the weather's like, as long as you're connected to Wi-Fi. The lack of an always-on 3G connection does become somewhat of an impediment in this case, as does the lack of an integrated GPS for the Maps app — the only sensors the touch has inside are a three-axis gyroscope and accelerometer for supported apps and games.
We ran the iPod touch through the battery of GeekBench tests and came up with a result of 621 — roughly on par with the performance of the iPhone 4S that the new touch shares its processor and major components with. In practice the iPod touch is more than fast enough for regular Web browsing, music playback or video viewing, and it's noticeably more responsive than the iPhone 4 we compared it to directly (362 in GeekBench).
The most telling point of the iPod touch's performance is its incredibly capable battery. We had the touch playing music through the bundled EarPods with Wi-Fi off at just over half volume for around 36 hours — this is very close to Apple's quoted 40 hours. While we didn't completely drain the battery in our video test we did hit 20 per cent remaining after five hours of on-off YouTube streaming, which seems on par with the claims of eight hours continuous usage.
The camera of the iPod touch isn't the step-up unit found in the iPhone 5, but it's the 5-megapixel sensor and f/2.4 lens used in the iPhone 4S. In practice, it's a big difference from the camera in the previous iPod touch and the iPhone 4, with better detail, better exposure metering and faster response times. Panoramic photos are also possible in iOS 6. Video at 1080p is available on the touch, although the image stabilisation isn't great and shaking the camera introduces plenty of jittering.
The EarPod headphones that are bundled with the iPod touch are a noticeable improvement from Apple's ubiquitous white earbuds that have been bundled with previous players and smartphones. They're clearer, more detailed and sit more comfortably in the wearer's ears, and don't fall out as easily despite sitting loosely (they follow the shape of the ear canal rather than pressing against it like the previous buds' round shape did). However, the EarPods bundled with the iPod touch don't have an inline volume control, where the ones bundled with the iPhone 5 do — this is genuinely frustrating and we wish the 'EarPods with Remote and Mic', as they're called, had been included in the box.
With the new iPhone and the new iPod touch comes a new dock connector: Lightning. After spending a weekend with it, we do like how small the connector is, and we do like how securely it sits compared to the old 30-pin plug. We don't like having to buy an adapter or conversion cable to connect the iPod touch to existing audio docks or charging stations.
AirPlay works around this limitation if you've got a newer audio dock, but if you bought your accessories when the iPhone 3GS or 4 were new then you're likely to be unlucky. You can also use an Apple TV to stream music, video, or mirror your iPod touch's display to a larger screen — a perk of the updated processor.
Apple iPod touch: Conclusion
The new iPod touch is without doubt the best yet, and for its versatility, excellent design and specifications we think it's far and away the best iPod full stop. We don't love the Lightning connector, and we don't love the lack of remote on the EarPods, but with these caveats we're huge fans of this particular iPod.
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Beautiful, unique and creative packaging from Arnell for 1000 Acres Vodka. This really demonstrates that there are no limits to custom glass manufacturing.
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From now on my blog address is tracycochran.org. I am very grateful to everyone who reads and subscribes. Please find me at my new address. Until soon!
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It works from my computer – actually both work – I think that both will continue to work as one links to the other – like a new dress over the same body. 🙂
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Talk of Shame Ep 38 – Dan Wilbur Gets Rejected
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1. Participates in gardening and landscaping in the field of horticulture. Reviews, selects and modifies methodology. Assumes responsibility for the technical aspects in the execution of these projects. draw sketches and build models of landscape designs
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3. Performs duties related to care and maintenance of trees and shrubs. Maintains plants in greenhouses and fields as appropriate. Performs duties related to hybridization and seeding.
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Assists in the selection of plants for future crop generations.
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Wednesday, 8 August 2012
"I Remember" at the A-side B-side Gallery
Wednesday the 14th of November is the date of the p.v of "I Remember" at The A-side B-side Gallery. The address is 5-9 Amhurst Terrace, Hackney E8 2BT
The night will also be a launch party for a special issue of The Rebel magazine which features 50 people sharing a memory, plus texts by Susan Finlay, John Douglas Millar, Russell Walker, and Kitty Davies, and a free 5 track CD featuring tracks by Trogons, Orpheus Knoxx, The Values, The Pheromoans, Mikey Georgeson.
The "I Remember" exhbition will feature one artwork each from...
Justin Bailey, Gordon Beswick, Mel Cole, Chris Coombes, Rosalind Davis, Caroline Gervay, Dom Kennedy, Tom Lovelace, Chloe Mortimer, Simon Munnery, Kate Murdoch, Liam Newnham, Christopher Owen, Liz Purchase, Kes Richardson, Alli Sharma, Annabel Tilley, Barry Thompson, Julian Wakeling, Aleksandra Wojcik, Paul Wye.
Contributors to The Rebel magazine of memories include Francis Upritchard, Andrew Mottershead, Jasper Joffe, Tinsel Edwards, Abigail Zara Parry, Cuong Sam, William Smart, John Duffin, Gemma Fleet, Tine Frellesen and Uliana Apatina.
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Here's a rundown of the elections and political news The Chicago Reporter was discussing this week: More than a week after Illinois' March 20 primary, more results have come in. In the 7th District statehouse race in west Cook County, Emanuel "Chris" Welch edged past his challenger, Rory Hoskins, by 36 votes. Welch, a lawyer... Read more »
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Here's a roundup of election news that was on The Chicago Reporter's political radar last week: Voter registration numbers released by the Chicago Board of Elections hit a 70-year low. After crunching some of the ward-by-ward numbers, though, the Reporter found that the sharpest drops in voter participation were clustered almost entirely in predominantly African-American... Read more »
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Here's a roundup of election news that was on The Chicago Reporter's political radar this week: In recent polls, the Chicago Tribune and WGN asked registered voters to weigh in on Gov. Pat Quinn's performance, proposed gambling expansion and statewide pension reforms. Fortunately for Quinn he's not up for re-election because his approval ratings are... Read more »


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Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Cricut Best of Pixar Cartridge - Nemo Card!
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Ahhh, nice card. Can't wait to have this cartridge.
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The sayings from your stamp sets are just too cute
email@example.com - Anonymous12/29/2010 9:21 AM
I want this cartridge soooo bad. We absolutely love every Pixar movie. This card is so cute. I would love to see more.
firstname.lastname@example.com - Tresa12/29/2010 11:01 AM
What a cute card! I really like the little corner detail, how did you do that?
ReplyDelete - Sherrie K.12/29/2010 11:27 AM
I love the card. Aaaaw, my niece would soooo love this card!! Might have to invest in the Best of Pixar cartridge.
Thanks for sharing...
Sherrie K.
email@example.com - Anonymous12/29/2010 2:01 PM
Nemo is one of my favorite characters!!! Love it.
trish tatum @ hotmail . com - Dee Burns12/29/2010 6:57 PM
Very cute. Nemo is one of my newer Disney faves. Love Disney anything.