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Scribner loves to draw lots of extra wrinkles and brow folds on his characters, yet he still keeps them appealing and solid. They are not just arbitray lines and details floating around on the head. They make sense.
They wrap around the structure of the head and they describe certain things-expressions, eyebrows.
At first glance all the wrinkles make the drawing look complicated, but if you break it down to its forms first, then it will help you understand the drawings better.
Scribner uses the same classic principles that Bob McKimson and all the old animators used, but he applies them to his own style.
Don't draw straight ahead.
Build up the drawing using proportions and construction. The Preston Blair Book explains this method of drawing very well, but I will help demonstrate it for you.
First, I measured the proportions of the characters and copied the proportions. Then I sketched in the rough forms that make up the poses, and drew straight lines through the forms to check that the angles the heads and bodies are tilted on look like the film frame.
Bugs is made up of 3 major forms in the drawing:
1) Head
2) Neck)
3) Body
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After breaking down your characters into their first level of forms, then take each of those forms and find the next level of forms.
Start with the heads.
Bugs has one head.
The one head is made of of 2 major parts:
1) The cranium -upper part of head
2) The muzzle- lower part of head
Each of those levels is then further broken down into sections.
Upper head is made up
1 eyes,
2 eyebrows and
3 space around them.
all these sub forms have to wrap around the larger form that they are stuck to.
Lower head (muzzle) is broken into
1 nose area,
2 cheeks and
3 mouth
Each of those layers is in turn broken down into more parts.
Get it?
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Expressions are made up of
To get the eyebrow expression I usually just draw one line right through both eyebrows to describe the expression in one connected stroke.
Later I can erase the middle unibrow section. This way the eyebrows are related to each other in the final drawing and not just floating independently of each other.
When drawing the mouth expression, you have to make sure that the cheeks and jaw all relate to the mouth. They are all part of the same mechanism.
The mouth cheek area: The lower lip has to relate to the mouth shape and so do the cheeks.
Teeth: Draw them as blocks of teeth first, not as individiual teeth. Make the blocks be in the same perspective as the head.
Once the blocks look solid, them break them into individual teeth.
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When you know your principles of drawing well , then you will be able to draw with much more confidence and you won't be afraid of details and you will have a lot more creative choices you will be able to make in your own work.
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REALLY IMPORTANT POINT! _Use Empty Space!
If it was, you wouldn't see the expressions at all. You would just see a busy mess.
In order to see something important-you need to leave areas of space around the details that let you see the important stuff.
Make sense?
If you do this lesson, post a comment and I'll put it up in another post and critique it.
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St. Pats softball using district loss to fuel fire this spring
The Portland St. Patrick softball team will have plenty of experience coming back in 2013 as they look to content for a league championship.
Shamrock coach Chris Battley will have eight players returning from his 2012 roster, including seniors Elle Lehman, Anna Bosworth, Jennifer Bosworth, Marin Pline and Katie Cook; and junior Danielle Simon and sophomore Riley Smith. Sophomore pitcher Brittni Wilcox will be back in the circle again for the Shamrocks after a solid freshman season.
"Our experience is going to be the key for us this season," Battley said. "I haven't had this much back in one team in about nine or 10 years. I have had teams with three or four good, experienced players back, but I have never had this large of a group.
"Elle is a four-year starter at the varsity level and Danielle is a three-year starter in the infield for us. Riley Smith was solid as a freshman at catcher and Brittni has been working with a pitching coach over the offseason and has improved her speed and now can throw three pitches."
Battley also said that newcomers Amy Wieber, Amber Wieber and Sydney Bartlett will also contribute to the Shamrocks this season.
The Shamrocks finished second in the Central Michigan Athletic Conference standings and finished with an overall record of 20-14. As the host team in their district last season, the Shamrocks had hopes bringing home a trophy. However, a loss to league rival Fowler in the semifinals ended their postseason prematurely.
"That loss has really fueled the girls fire," Battley said. "We out hit Fowler and still lost 3-1. We will have to be disciplined at the plate this season.
"The girls have shown a lot of intensity over the last couple of weeks and are ready to get outside."
The CMAC should be competitive this season, especially with Dansville returning many of their players from last season's Division 4 state championship team. Battley said he expects the league to be as competitive as it has been in a while with Bath, Fowler, Laingsburg, Pewamo-Westphalia expected to be strong again. He also said he thinks Saranac will be a much improved team from 2012 as well.
St. Pats will also be battle tested at the end of the season thanks to their non-conference schedule. The Shamrocks will compete in the three invitational tournaments (Comstock Park, Fowler and Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart), along with doubleheaders against Olivet, Carson City-Crystal and Flint Powers.
Battley said his players are also looking to qualify for the Diamond Classic in May.
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Huawei is slowly, but surely making inroads into the US market with its phones and tablets. It now has devices on AT&T, T-Mobile, and other smaller carriers around the country. With devices like the '10" MediaPad' tablet (not a final name), we will undoubtedly be seeing more of the Chinese device maker in the months to come. The unit we tried out at the CTIA 2012 show yesterday is still incomplete and a bit buggy, but from a hardware perspective, it's one of the nicest 10-inch Android tablets we've used.
The Huawei 10 MediaPad runs on Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich), has a screen that's nearly as high res as the third iPad (1920×1200 pixels), runs on Huawei's 1.5GHz K3 quad-core processor (same as in the Ascend D Quad phone), has 2GB of RAM (a high amount), has a 1.3-megapixel front camera, and has an 8-megapixel rear camera. It's also a bit thinner than the newest iPad at only 8.8mm and its construction feels quite premium, with a metal back and glass front.
Smartly, Huawei has gone the route of many other tablet vendors like Acer and left Android's design and user interface alone, which should help performance as well. We didn't use the tablet for very long, but found it quite responsive and its screen definitely looked a lot nicer than some of the lower-resolution tablets currently on the market. High-resolution screens aren't something that seems like it matters, but after you use one, it's difficult to go back to the blocky world of fewer pixels.
There isn't currently a US launch date for the Huawei 10″ MediaPad tablet, but it will be released in "global markets" sometime this summer. Expect it to carry a price tag of at least $500, if not more.


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Red Sox 2013 home opener at Fenway
Red Sox 2013 home opener at Fenway
Red Sox manager John Farrell congratulated Daniel Nava after the win.
Daniel Nava (left) and Jacoby Ellsbury celebrated after the final out of the game.
Daniel Nava reacted after hitting a three-run home run over the Green Monster to break a scoreless tie in the seventh inning.
Nava was greeted by happy teammates and fans after his home run.
Red Sox closer Joel Hanrahan got the save after giving up a run in the ninth inning.
Fenway Park was packed for the home opener against the Orioles under blue skies.
Steve Pearce struck out in the seventh inning.
Fans cheered Red Sox starting pitcher Clay Buchholz after the seventh inning.
Clay Buchholz threw a pitch to Nate McLouth of the Orioles in the first inning at the Fenway home opener.
Jacoby Ellsbury reacted after flying out in the third inning.
Clay Buchholz threw to Mike Napoli at first base as Nate McLouth got back to the bag safely.
Red Sox pitchers John Lackey (left) and Andrew Bailey (center) greeted Jackie Bradley, Jr. during pre-game player introductions.
The Jimmy Fund Chorus sang in the outfield before the game.
Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia chatted with owner John Henry in the dugout before the game.
Clay Buchholz threw a pitch in the first inning as the Red Sox took on the Orioles in the home opener at Fenway.
Jon Lester was all smiles in the dugout before the start of player introductions.
The Red Sox and Orioles lined the field prior to the home opener at Fenway Park.
Jim Rice hugged a smiling Jon Lester following the ceremonial first pitches, as former Red Sox players looked on.
"Big League Brian" Dwyer juggled pins on Yawkey Way.
Matt McClelland of Warwick, R.I. (left), and Keith Couto, of Rumford, R.I., dug into sausage sandwiches.
Lorriane Vallee of Sutton got her face painted before the game.
Blue skies and green grass were in abundance as the Red Sox took batting practice before the home opener against the Orioles.
Fans waited to enter as the doors to Fenway opened on Monday afternoon.
Fans filed into Fenway Park prior to the home opener between the Orioles and Red Sox.
Fans enjoyed the weather on Landsdowne Street before the game.
Orioles general manager (and former Red Sox GM) Dan Duquette talked with former Red Sox rightfielder Dwight Evans.
The Red Sox returned to Fenway Park in first place after a 4-2 season-opening road trip.
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I'm absolutely amazed at how long these cartoons have been off the air. When I was a kid, everyone loved Popeye-even our Dads!
How can you raise decent kids without Popeye cartoons?
Luckily for everyone now, Jerry Beck and his group have managed to release these great cartoons on DVD and I hope everyone snaps them up for themselves and for any kids you know too!
Popeye is a true American hero and a great example for our youth, unlike 50 Cent.
The first few cartoons throb to the music beats. This is a holdover from the Betty Boop cartoons.
Since all classic cartoons were timed to rhythms, this throbbing action was Fleischer's entertaining way to keep holds alive while someone else is doing the talking or action.
I think we should all throb constantly to the beat in real life.
These songs were woven into the storylines and add a lot of good feeling to the cartoons.
This is another practice, like throbbing that should come back to cartoons.
Although nobody today can write catchy melodies anymore. It's all that new age warbly broadway and animated feature stuff about spreading your wings and soaring like the eagle who devours the bunnies now.
Buy the Popeye collection and experience real songs! You won't stop humming them.
Olive Oyl is the the most distinct and entertaining girl character in cartoon history.
Usually girls are pure stereotypes.
The beautiful girl.
The fat one.
And now, we have the girl who is smarter and stronger than the wimpy ass male leads.
Olive is specific and distinct in every facet of what makes a person unique.
Her design.
Her voice.
Her personality.
Her movement.
Her expressions.
She is also funny as Hell.
In many cartoons characters merely walk. In the Fleischer Popeyes, it seems as though someone commanded the animators to make sure that every walk is unique and fun.
The characters hardly ever just walk from this story point to the next as cartoon characters today do.
E.C. Segar created the characters and imbued them with individual eccentricities, but the Fleischers added the voices and many mannerisms.
When you have such rich characters and great animators who understand them, you can drop them into infinite situations and the stories then write themselves.
This kind of stuff didn't even happen in the comics. The Fleischers added these wonderful treats.
Popeye has some of the funniest and cleverest violence in the history of film. Beatings are an essential element of cartoon entertainment and these are the best ever.
Long before computers, they relied merely on talent, showmanship and ingenuity to pull off some of the trickiest sequences in cartoons.
Unlike many modern show offy animated sequences, this show offy stuff was entertaining, like watching Fred Astaire dance. It's not merely technical, it's fun and artistic.
Many cartoons were written around the technical sequences, like "A Dream Walking".
In fact, Popeye was hardly ever in ships! He beat up every animal and every race in every environment on earth.
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Executive types love to take something that is popular in one medium and remove what made them popular when they translate it to a new medium.
The Fleischers did the exact right thing with E.C. Segar's characters.
They left the personalities of the characters intact and found voices that perfectly suited their personalities.
The comic strip stories were continued every day and whole plots sometimes took months to complete. This type of story structure obviously wouldn't work in a 6 minute cartoon, so The Fleischers devised new story structures that took advantage of the personalities and atmosphere of the original, but added the things that only film and animation could do. Music, acting, motion gags, magic and more.
Popeye and the gang, as crazy and preposterous as the cartoons can be, still reflect real human emotions, motivations and the uncontrived actual things that our species naturally find entertaining.
There are no new-age messages, no characters clamoring to prove that they can be the best me that can be, no artificial pathos, no lecturing the audience about the writers' beliefs, just pure real street-smart fun. The Fleischer animators were a lot more in touch with real people than the Disney animators.
It remains to be seen. Jerry has posted some clean frame grabs that look great to me.
The 2 color episodes are suspicious.
I was doing a commentary on Sindbad and I kept screaming about the print, because it was neon pink, purple and turquoise and they kept swearing to me that that was not going to be the final print. They even showed me another one which looked totally different and had assorted colors in it.
It seems that the My Little Pony version is the one on the dvd if these frame grabs are any indication.
Who knows, it's possible that those are the actual original colors, but it's very hard for me to believe that in 1936 there was a 12 year old girl who picked all the colors for such sophisticated cartoons.
Ali Baba looks a lot more like 30s colors, very rich and lots of subtleties.
It does look like the engineers pulled up all the purple they could find in the BGS though and pumped the saturation up, but look how different it is than Sindbad.
This looks like 80s little girl color palette to me. I really doubt anyone used colors like this 70 years ago.
BUT! Luckily there are only 3 color Popeyes anyway. The rest are black and white, so they can't mess with the colors-although one expert pointed out to me that the contrasts were pumped up, so that now the BGs have dark blacks in them rather than the original milky greyed BGS that stayed in the background.
Let's just hope they haven't done the line thinning jitters and the strobing pans.
If you like cartoony cartoons, buy this sucker now and laugh lots!


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Chris Gould takes a look back at the last ten years of DVDActive's Internet history
As some of our long-time readers might remember, DVDActive started life as an entirely different website call DVDBlokes. Originally conceived and created by two young individuals—designer Tom Woodward and programmer Malcolm Campbell—DVDBlokes opened its doors to the public on the 1st of June 2001 and aimed to bring an informal, 'bloke in the pub' style to the DVD news and reviews game. With the aid of a small but dedicated editorial team the fledgling website quickly gained a following among DVD enthusiasts all over the world.
Back then one of the biggest releases was Ang Lee's Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, which was to make its region one DVD debut that very month. We actually had a review of the region three release of the film ready for the site's launch thanks to the wonders of importing. Other big titles released around that time included Platoon, 2001: A Space Odyssey and The Stanley Kubrick Collection, although films such as Dogma, Dude, Where's My Car? and Unbreakable also arrived on the format in that month.
As the months went by the format saw the release of some major titles, including the Die Hard Collection, The Goonies, The Silence of the Lambs, Memento, The Terminator, The Godfather Collection and Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace, among others. As we moved into 2002 the site's popularity went from strength to strength as the DVD format really started to move into the mainstream with the arrival of titles such as Ghost World, A.I.: Artificial Intelligence, Donnie Darko, Mulholland Drive, Traffic, Black Hawk Down and The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring.
In light of the increased traffic and wider variety of visitors the site was enjoying, the team decided that DVDBlokes needed a visual makeover. The result of this was the less gender-biased DVDAnswers, which came into being in July of 2002 to almost universally positive approval thanks to its slicker design and more professional approach to content. During this time the ranks of the staff swelled to include more reviewers, allowing senior members to spend more time concentrating other editorial content. As a result DVDAnswers became even more popular, as readers flocked to the site to get the scoop on new releases.
With the DVD format now firmly entrenched as the consumer home video format of choice and VHS was largely on the way out (if not already gone), DVDAnswers enjoyed great success for a number of years. As more and more of people's favourite films found their way onto those shiny discs it was an exciting time to be in the DVD reporting business, and almost every week seemed to bring news of a major release of some description. We had everything from E.T., Spider-Man, Attack of the Clones and the Back to the Future trilogy, to Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Gangs of New York, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers and the Indiana Jones trilogy. Patient DVD fans were eventually rewarded with what many saw as the Holy Grail of DVD releases, the original (well, almost original) Star Wars trilogy, which brought about a personal labour of love in the form of my comparison of the differing versions of all three films.
November 2005 saw the launch of the site as you now know it. DVDActive was born out of the desire to streamline content delivery and add a lot more colour and interactivity to the site. The new design also allowed us to bring you much larger images, perfect for review screen captures and those debates about the latest 'giant floating heads' cover artwork.
In 2006 things changed dramatically with the emergence of the Blu-ray and HD DVD high-definition formats. It was an exciting time, as it was the biggest shake-up in the home video market since the introduction of DVD a decade earlier. Although the site reported on releases from both camps most of us sat the early stages of the format war out, waiting for the technology to mature and maybe for a victor to emerge. I jumped on the HD bandwagon in late 2007 and was both impressed and depressed by the state of the hardware and software, so much so that it inspired me to write an article comparing the formats with as little hyperbole as possible (at least that was the idea).
I stand by the comments I made in that article, and while Blu-ray is certainly more advanced now than HD DVD was at the time it wasn't until the third or fourth generation of hardware that it really started to perform as I expected. Still, these days BD is the format of choice for most serious movie enthusiasts and I wouldn't be without my high-definition library. It's interesting to note how the focus has shifted from DVD to Blu-ray in recent times, with studios now concentrating most of their efforts on the hi-def versions of their releases. This has resulted in a corresponding shift of focus for DVDActive, although we haven't forgotten our DVD-owning readers! Of course we now have Blu-ray 3D, which aims to bring the latest movie watching craze into the home. I haven't yet bought into this particular technology and to be perfectly honest I'm not sure if I ever will. I've yet to be convinced that 3D really adds anything to the movie-going experience, and I'm actually of the opinion that some directors are using it as an excuse not to deliver where it really counts—the story. Think of it like videogames that have amazing graphics but take two hours to complete on the hardest difficulty. My thoughts aside it looks like 3D is here to stay for the time being at least, so I'm sure I'll eventually spend another few grand on the necessary kit—just not in the middle of a recession!
Well there you have it, ten years of DVDActive—where did the time go? It's been an interesting journey and one that I am happy to have been involved with for over a decade now. Everyone here at DVDActive would like to take the opportunity to extend our thanks to our readers and everyone who's supported us over the years. We hope you have enjoyed and will continue to enjoy the site. No one knows what the future brings, but fate willing we'll be here to bring you the latest news and reviews for all those new-fangled Holodeck programmes. Hey, a man can dream!
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I'm late, but congrats on the big ten. I walked on this site in July 2009, and continously go on. It's an addiction. Keep it up, guys. Excellent, descriptive reviews and great hi-res pictures.
on the site most (work) days....Keep going, great stuff. :0)
I am feeling very old. The last ten years has flown by!
wow 10 years... I remember the DVDBloke days... then following it all the way up to this day. Crazy, keep up the good work!
10 years? My God, has it been that long...? I remember old man Peaboy's farm...as far as the eye could...
Anyway, been following since '04 more less. Time surely flies...keep up the fantastic work!
Anyway, been following since '04 more less. Time surely flies...keep up the fantastic work!
Thanks Guys, Visit the site almost every day. Have done since DVDAnswers Days. And will carry on doing so. I think you're the best out there. And the members are for the most part all pretty chilled out with no aggro or abusiveness going on. Its a great site.
Have another great ten years! (By then movies will be beamed directly to our brain)
Have another great ten years! (By then movies will be beamed directly to our brain)
I discovered the site when it was DVDAnswers and been following it as DVDActive along with The Digital Bits and tvshowsondvd.com
Been following you guys since DVDAnswers days in 2002. I remember I hadn't checked back for a while and couldn't find the DVD Answers site at all and freaked out because it was such a great site, then I was somehow redirected to DVD Active and all fears that a great site had been lost left.
Wait, did Tom get us presents? I bet he did that old softy. Whatta guy.
Been with you guys for a long time and appreciate the 10 years of content you provide. I check the site daily! Thank you and Happy Birthday!
You forgot the part where you hired on the soon to be world famous Gabe Powers as a reviewer, and your lives were changed forever.
I happened upon the site when it was still DVDAnswers, and in this time it has really grown on me.
DVDActive may be somewhat more modest than others of its peers, but that also contributes to make it feel more "close and personal", which is a welcome trait.
On the other hand, your reviews are up there with the best, and usually pay attention to some obscure corners of the home cinema addiction that are neglected mostly elsewhere.
Thank you and congratulations for this decade, and I sincerely hope you will stay strong for the long haul.
DVDActive may be somewhat more modest than others of its peers, but that also contributes to make it feel more "close and personal", which is a welcome trait.
On the other hand, your reviews are up there with the best, and usually pay attention to some obscure corners of the home cinema addiction that are neglected mostly elsewhere.
Thank you and congratulations for this decade, and I sincerely hope you will stay strong for the long haul.
T started out a fan of DVDfile, but after Peter Bracke left, the site went into a near comatose state with sparse updates. That's when I switched over to DVDAnswers, and here I have stayed for a very long while. I remember having slept through most of the day that the 2004 Star Wars DVD set was annaounced, but I got the news right from you guys. Thanks for all the hard work, and keep it moving forward, wherever the future might take you.
Um, yes, so this was supposed to go live this month but I originally set it for June 1st instead of July by accident... Anyway, thanks to everyone who has supported us over the last ten years!
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FOCUS members Janet Smith, Grove Dahl and Donna Long handed out books during the group's book giveaways in Live Oak, Gridley, Manzanita, Encinal, Biggs and Richvale schools. Each school is visited and every child selects an age appropriate new book to take home and keep. (Photo by Lisa Van De Hey)
As part of FOCUS' purpose, to assist children's needs in the area, members held book giveaways in the schools of Live Oak, Gridley, Manzanita, Biggs, Richvale an d Encinal. Each school is visited by members and every child selects an age appropriate new book to take home and keep.
The book giveaway is only one of the ways FOCUS supports childrens' needs and activities in the community.
If you are aware of a special need for the youth in our community, a request a can be mailed to FOCUS at P.O. Box 1141, Gridley for consideration. For more information on FOCUS' activities and its purpose go to the website at www.focus-handshelpingchildren.org.
FOCUS is a long established local organization dedicated to raising funds through donations and the Lavender Event held in Biggs at the Lavender Ranch. This is a fun day featuring antique sales, art and quilt shows, a boutique and lunch. It is the main fund raising activity and this year's date is June 1.


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1. Log in to the LinkStation and su to root.
2. Install webget, GNU C compiler, bzip, deborphan, localepurge, logrotate, automatic script builder, unzip, zip, automatic makefile, autotools, GNU C library, libtools, and debfoster. Use the command:
apt-get install wget gcc bzip2 deborphan localepurge logrotate autoconf unzip zip automake autotools-dev libc6-dev libtool debfoster
3. Webget allows you to download files from the Internet without the use of a web browser. Use:
wget http://the.url/the.file
4. The GNU C compiler, GNU C library, libtools, automatic script builder, automatic makefile, and autotools allow you to compile programs directly on the Linkstation.
5. Bzip2, unzip, and zip are common compression/decompression formats.
6. Deborphan can be used to search for "orphaned" modules, ie, modules no longer required by anything. Use:
7. Localepurge automatically deletes locale files you haven't selected to keep. This can save a lot of hard drive space. During installation you will be prompted to select which locales to keep.
8. Logrotate will automatically rotate various logs on the Linkstation.
9. Debfoster ensures only wanted packages are installed and kept. This helps keep your system running cleanly.
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On a whim I threw together this North African inspired fusion of flavors led by cravings and intuition. We slurped it down and scraped our bowls. Turns out that sweet potatoes, chick peas, roasted green chiles and coconut milk make for one scrumptious soup.
I think you'll love it.
Dairy-free never tasted so good.
Recipe posted March 2006.
I made this soup in my slow cooker. I love recipes that cook themselves. And it's dairy-free, to boot.
3 cups light tasting vegetable broth
4 cloves garlic, chopped
1 large yam or sweet potato, peeled, diced
1 yellow bell pepper, seeded, cored, diced
2 Granny Smith apples, peeled, cored, diced
1/2 cup chopped roasted green chiles- mild or hot, to taste
1 14-oz. can Muir Glen Fire Roasted Diced Tomatoes
1 15-oz. can chick peas, rinsed, drained
1 14-oz. can coconut milk
1 lime, juiced
1 tablespoon GF curry paste (red or green), or gluten-free curry powder, to taste
A pinch cinnamon and cumin
Sea salt and pepper, to taste
Add just before serving:
1-2 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro or mint
1 cup packed baby greens
Hot red pepper flakes, to taste, if desired
Combine all of the ingredients in a slow cooker and cook according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Combine all of the ingredients in a slow cooker and cook according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Or if you're in a more hands-on mood, do it the old fashioned way. Throw everything in a pot and cook, covered, over medium heat until the vegetables are tender, about thirty minutes.
Stir in the cilantro or mint, baby greens and hot red pepper flakes. Heat through briefly until the greens soften, and serve.
Serves 4.
Karina's Notes:
We ate this soup as it is, with no embellishments, but it would also be lovely with a cool dollop of fresh organic yogurt, especially if you serve it with chopped mint or cilantro.
If you are allergic to citrus change out the lime with a small dash of organic rice vinegar.


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e-familytree.net is my personal genealogy hobby site. The data contained here has been gathered through 20 years of genealogy. It contains everyone I know who are connected to European Royalty or Nobility. Some small part of it is my original research, but most of it has been generously shared with me!
It is important to understand: This is SPECULATIVE DATA. Most of it is unverified. Use it for hints and pointers, but DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH!!!
You can leave a comment on each page here. If you want to be notified when this site changes, you can leave contact information here. I can always be reached at the mailing address above, or by email at genealogy at e-familytree.net.
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Posted on March 20, 2013
I'm still working on this one. "This record may contain certain words which may be offensive to parents of children under 16". I've had records come through with warning labels, sure: many of my donors are of that generation. But what does that one MEAN, really? If you have children under 16, don't listen in while your kids have this record on? You're okay to buy this record if your kids are old enough? It's one of those sentences which means less and less the more you look at it.
Anyhoo, you may infer from this that I have been pricing records again. You may also guess (I won't make you infer twice in the same column) that this collection is rather different from the collection which came to us from the convent. You would be correct in both cases. Sorry, no prizes; budget won't cover that.
I did not whimper (much) when I was told to expect 700 records. First, 700 records take up surprisingly little space (they make up for that in weight.) Second, nobody really COUNTS records. They get bored after the first thirty, and then estimate what they have. Yes, yes, the convent sent me a complete count of all the albums I got from them. But somebody may have drawn that as a penance.
But, sure enough, here came 700 records, fewer than 100 of which were music. THIS is wildly unusual. Most of the records I get are music: some people concentrate on the classics, some spent their youth buying rock, and other people go for something nice to dance to. (Remember the polka collection last year? I hope so; we got another one this year.) But this man collected the spoken word on vinyl: about half of it comedy, about half of it old radio shows.
The Comedy/Spoken Word section of our record department in July is one of our best-loved areas: it nearly sells out every year, and WOULD sell out if it weren't for all those foreign language discs. I marvel, sometimes, to think of all those copies of The First Family going off with our shoppers. There are other multiples: Bob Newhart's first album (Sometimes the second, but never any of the others), a smattering of Stan Freberg, some Shelley Berman, a clump of Cosbys, Steve Martin's second album (I don't KNOW why.).
But look in these boxes! Peter Sellers, Art Buchwald, Milt Kamen, Jean Shepherd, Kenneth Williams, Wayne & Shuster, Henry Gibson…he's got a history of recorded comedy of the 50s and 60s here. I didn't even know Lenny Bruce made a 7-inch record. (No, it wasn't Lenny who got the strange warning label quoted above. Nope, not Richard Pryor. Not Steve. Not…maybe I'll award a 45 rpm adapter to the first correct guess, or recollection.)
It's the same with the Old-Time Radio shows. Lots of people give me The Shadow, The War of the Worlds, and Dick Tracy. But here we have Jack Armstrong, All American Boy, Jungle Jim, Hop Harrigan, Sad Sack, Can You Top This…I'm not halfway through the boxes yet.
What I'm saying is that if you still have a record player (I almost said "stereo", but a lot of this is mono; go ask your grandmother.) and are interested in comedy and spoken word recordings, you may wish to mark the end of July on your calendar. Try not to get stampeded by the polka buyers.


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Friday, December 28, 2012 - Christmas Wank Party 2012, Part 2
As we saw in the first part of the Christmas Wank Party we have a really great line-up of guys, Mattias Solich, Milan Perger, Radim Hajek, Daniel Sebesta and Niklas Serdberg. We find Radim rimming Milan's ass, with Niklas doing the same for Mattias. At the same time Milan is sucking on Mattias' rock hard cock as Daniel wanks on Milan. Radim then stands and begins to fuck Milan's tight hole as Niklas slides his big dick into Mattias as well. As he watches Daniel wanks himself and gets ready to take over the fucking of Mattias. Niklas pulls out of Mattias ass and is replaced by Daniel whose dick slides deep inside. As Mattias takes that big cock in his hole he reaches over and begins to suck on Niklas. Daniel wants to feel some ass wrapped around his cock too, so Niklas sits down on his throbbing dick and rides it as he is sucked by Milan. Meanwhile Radim has taken over fucking Mattias eager hole. Daniel loves the feel of that ass on his cock and starts thrusting up into that hole as fast as he can. The guys move again and Radim fucks Niklas tight ass as Mattias sits down on Daniels cock. Milan feeds his cock into Niklas' mouth for sucking too. The he feeds it to Daniel as Niklas wanks himself hard and fast, Mattias does the same. He soon shoots a big, creamy load of cum. Daniel pulls out and cums as well, shooting the cream all over Mattias. Radim is ready with cum as well and dumps his load on Niklas. Then Milan shoots over Niklas face. Niklas sucks on the cock to completely drain it as he wanks himself and drops his load as well. What a wonderful Wank Party, All the guys were great giving us a great Christmas present.
... more about Christmas Wank Party 2012, Part 2 further in this newsletter
Our Coming Soon Set Preview
When we paired Lukas Pribyl with Patrik Lukasz we expected a great scene and we weren't disappointed. We find them walking in the Kampa area of Prague and then down by the river as they enjoy an ice-cream. Once they get indoors they begin to kiss and Patrik quickly starts enjoying Lukas' nipples. Lukas helps Patrik off with his shirt and standing behind him feels his body. His hands slip down to Patrik's jeans and grope inside a little. Then Patrik lowers Lukas' pants releasing a quite hard cock. He goes down on the cock and sucks to full hardness. His mouth is nicely encasing the cock as he sucks. They lay on the bed, so that Lukas can lower Patrik's jeans and suck him as well. As they 69 their cocks are rock hard. Lukas moves so that he is on top as they continue to suck each other. Then he kneels and fucks his cock into Patriks eager mouth. Moving again Lukas is on his back with his legs up, ass exposed, as Patrik rims his tight hole. He fingers that hole too, with one and then two fingers before sliding his cock inside and fucking Lukas nice and hard. He grabs hold of Lukas' hips and really rams that dick deep inside. Patrik they lays down so that Lukas can sit his ass down on that throbbing cock. The fucking and riding continues apace as Lukas wanks himself. Very soon Lukas blows his big, creamy load as his ass if filled by Patrik's dick. The Lukas lays on his back so that Patrik can fuck him more. His ass is really getting a good pounding and Patrik builds up for his cumshot. He pulls out and dumps his cream all over Lukas face. He takes hold of that spent cock and cleans it off with his mouth. A final kiss brings a great scene to a fitting end.
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Hi, a little bit early, but not much: Happy New Year from all of us here in Prague. Hope you have a great year in 2013! Thank goodness the Mayans got it wrong about 2012.
As you may have guessed I've experienced a horrible year health wise. I can say I'm definitely feeling on the mend and am very optimistic about 2013. With all the austerity, we're experiencing bumper crops of new models dropping to do the Casting Couch. Let's hope the bumper crops keep up in 2013 and the austerity goes away.
Again from all of us, have a great New Year's. See you next year.
Because of the holidays, we won't have a Newsletter on Tuesday. I'll be back again in a week. Please keep in mind, the site will be updated daily during the Holiday Period, so check back regularly and see you back here on Friday.
What a bumper line-up we have for you today. We start with Part 2 of our Christmas Wank Party. Then we follow up with a host of wonderful shoots, Tonda Smolda with David Koral, Wrestling with Roman Hucko and Roman Lysacek, Erotic videos from Patrik Lukasz and Gregor Straka, then session stills shoots from Cecil Stok and Walter Uwe.
Lot's of very good castings on show as well today, Daniel Sebesta, Michal Kovar, Daniel Branda, Borek Buzenek, Petr Sysel, Ferda Zizala and Petr Maier. For sheer good looks great body my pick for today goes to Petr Maier.
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An Aug. 24 wedding is being planned by Jessica Kummer and Marc Waltemyer, both of Wyalusing.
The bride-to-be is the daughter of Randal and Kathleen Kummer of Renfrew. Parents of the prospective bridegroom are Earl and Denise Waltemyer of Wyalusing.
The bride-elect is a 2006 graduate of Butler High School and a 2010 graduate of the University of Findlay.
She is employed by Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y. in the animal science department.
Her fiancé graduated in 2006 from Northeast Bradford High School and in 2008 from the State University of New York in Cobleskill, N.Y.
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Dhargenaas is the most dark of all, especially the province of Silmar in Silmaroth and the Conquered lands in the Empire.This setting is the one I have written most about earlier and I will thus not detail it further here.The Acaian Islands are exotic and strange, akin to a dark and mysterious midsummernight fairytale. They are the most peaceful and light spirited of the different areas and could be described as a misty celtic* saga. I imagine that the Strolenite EchoMirage would love this part of Coldforged. (It is that dreamy and mysterious)The continent of Aumethorion is where huge city states, metropolises of garguantean size, vye for power in endless and devastating wars. It is always smoke on the horizon as the warrior clans rape and murder their way across the continent. So the people flock to the cities for protection while the indebted and the slaves labour in the fields to feed the citizens.The volcanic chain of islands known as Valkarhoth is where the dragon worshipping Valkarians live in the mountains, in monestaries and small secluded towns, or along the coastline in numerous villages. These coastal villages are built partially in the sea, and this is where the coastal Valkarians build black sloops and barques. Then, come spring, countless numbers of these ships gather outside the capital of Keo-Shu, before they descend upon the other nations, to pillage and loot. Like rapacious vultures and bringers of doom they are, and only sad remnants and mutilated corpses remain after they have left. And at last the largest continent of them all: The Old Continent. This is where civilization first began, this is where an all encompassing war left the greatest nation of all shattered and in ruins. Now wilderness has overgrown most of the land and it is a hostile and dangerous place, full of alien** predators and forgotten riches. There are a few nations left, but their continued existance is threatened by the alien terrors that descend upon them from the wilderness.*Celtic in landscape and feel. NOT any druids or stone circles.**Alien as in foreign and unknown.
Coldforged Dark Fantasy and Horror: Mighty armies clash and sorcerous thunder rolls over the landscape. The Holy Order hunts those guilty of foul wizardry, and the barbarian nations descend from the mountains, intent on rape, pillage and murder. These are lands where the people worship uncaring and flawed Gods; lands where Prophet-Kings rule and ancient manuscripts are the law. But the Gods are not unchallenged, and despite all of their efforts their creation is under siege by those who preceded it
Coldforged Roleplaying: Mighty armies clash and sorcerous thunder rolls over the landscape. The Holy Order pursues those suspected guilty of foul witchcraft, and the Barbarian Nations descend from the mountains; a rapacious horde intent on rape, pillage and murder. These are lands where the people worship uncaring, cruel and flawed Gods; lands where Prophet-Kings and decadent Lords rule.
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Senate President Stephen Sweeney (D-West Deptford) and other Democratic leaders held a press conference Monday to highlight what they said were the governor's economic failures. Sweeney said the unemployment rate remains higher than the national average, cresting at a 35-year high in August, when the rate hit 9.9 percent. The current rate is 9.6 percent.
"Despite these figures, at no point in the last three years has this governor presented a comprehensive plan to create jobs in this state," Sweeney said in a statement. "In the meantime, the middle class in New Jersey has shrunk and more people are living in poverty."
Sweeney was joined by Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg (D-Teaneck) and Senate President Pro Temp Nia H. Gill (D-Montclair).
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