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Visual kei band ACME is gearing up to release their first full album Zesshou Ouka on August 8th. Following vocalist CHISA's runway debut at this year's Anime Expo, the largest anime and Japanese culture convention in North America, ACME finally reveals the full music video for the album's title track. Fans can catch full music video for Zesshou Ouka with English subtitles on YouTube and Facebook.
Featuring vibrantly colorful visuals, Zesshou Ouka paints a landscape of a Japanese summer using images drawn from tradition such as parasols, lanterns, and handmade candies. The look and sound as a contrast to ACME's previous releases is a characteristic and fresh feel that stands out among other artist releases this summer.
Following ACME's album release, the band will host a two-day birthday event for guitarist Shogo on September 4th and 5th at Shibuya MILKYWAY. Special guests for the event SHOGO Fes 2018 include former bandmate Chobi from DIV and Takeshi (ex-KAMELEO).
Beginning in October, ACME will embark on their first nationwide solo tour Zesshou Ouka (supported by ViSULOG). The tour final will be held on November 24th at Shibuya CLUB QUATTRO. Tickets are now available.
ACME Reveals Full Music Video for "Zesshou Ouka"
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Aside from Beethoven, Mozart and The Beatles, probably the only artists one could conclusively define as timeless are the beloved satirical thrash-metal act GWAR, who have ventured from their fortress on Antarctica to bring America their "Electile Dysfunction" tour. For two decades, Oderus Urungus, Beefcake the Mighty, Balsac the Jaws of Death and company have garnered a cult following by wearing hilariously oversized foam costumes, spewing fake blood into the audience and outlandishly executing public figures, all in the midst of blasting out obscene and epic death metal and getting banned in North Carolina. (For hours of entertainment, search "GWAR" on YouTube and watch the guys offer to eat Peter Boyle's carcass and their infamous appearance on the "Joan Rivers Show.") The band's last album, 2006's "Beyond Hell," was a return to its earlier rock-opera days, and saw the band forced into the depths of the underworld, where they meet Jitler (a cross between Jesus Christ and Adolf Hitler) and fight the evil Jewcifer (Satan, apparently). Surely, this is a story that will be remembered long after Dante's "Inferno" is forgotten. (Andy Seifert)
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I was directed to an interesting initiative by Susan Star Paddock over at the No Casino Gettysburg Network (we're big fans of this organization, by the way). Organized by the Obama Administration as a "national dialogue about conservation in America to learn about some of the smart, creative ways communities are conserving outdoor spaces," America's Great Outdoors: Your Ideas for Protecting the Places You Love, is now the proud home of our idea, The Civil War Augmented Reality Project. We believe that our project is an example of the way that historic sites can increase revenues and become truly informative and interactive. If you think so, too, we'd love it if you could "promote" our idea on the site.
Besides our America's Great Outdoors campaign, also today we learned of a fabulous new review of our idea by Rene Tyree over at Wig-Wags, a military history and American Civil War blog.


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Yesterday evening, police apprehended a man after a judge and a clerk had been shot dead in a small-claims court in central Brussels. The judicial authorities have confirmed that the man is indeed the lone gunman who committed the court murders yesterday. Apparently, the man was driven by a feeling of vengeance.
This article was prepared by the Islam in Europe blog - islamineurope.blogspot.com
The two victims were shot in the head and died on the spot. The man managed to escape by foot, but could be arrested in the Warande Park in the centre of Brussels.
"The man pointed a gun at a building", a witness told reporters. "Two policemen next pointed their guns at him." They forced the man to lie on the ground and were able to arrest him. When he was arrested, the man cried out "let me die, I paid my taxes."
The 47-year-old man comes from Iran. In the nineties, he was granted a legal permit to stay in Belgium on humanitarian grounds. The man is no stranger to the police. He was convicted in a case of assault and battery in 2005 and is known for his aggressive behaviour.
It soon became clear that the suspect was indeed the man who carried out the shooting earlier during the day, as he was recognised by people who witnessed the shooting inside the court. The man later confessed the double murder when he was being questioned.
According to Justice Minister Stefaan De Clerck (Flemish Christian democrat, photo), the gunman had a personal conflict with the judge. He had been ordered by the judge to leave his house several times as he had problems to pay the rent.
The man confessed to investigators that his motivation was revenge. "Three years ago, a court order forced the man to leave his apartment in Brussels", explains Jean-Marc Meilleur of the Brussels judicial authorities. "Since then, he had no permanent address anymore and nothing was heard from him."
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Tuesday, May 31, 2016
Brazilian Chicken: It's colorful, flavorful and super easy!
In Florida we have a longer growing season so peppers and okra can be had for months on end. I did not grow my own peppers but we are having some luck with tomatoes this time! Look at this beauty of a meal. It's so colorful.
The prep time is minimal, just a few minutes, chopping a few veggies for sauteing.
I had most of the prep done prior to loading Aja in the car and taking her to the park. Once we got home, I was ready to stand at the stove top and make magic. These veggies look great sizzling in the pan, all natural ingredients and a burst of fresh flavor. Tomatoes, onions, peppers, okra and garlic.
We served this chicken dish over couscous and had a side salad. (Meh - blurry photo!)
Brazilian Chicken
2 tablespoons/30 ml olive oil
4 chicken legs
4 chicken thighs
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
1 onion, thinly sliced
1 red bell pepper, seeded, thinly sliced
1 yellow bell pepper, seeded, thinly sliced
2 plum tomatoes, seeded, thinly sliced
1 or 2 jalapeno chili peppers, finely chopped
1 garlic clove, finely chopped
10 okra, thinly sliced on the bias
1 cup/225 ml dry white wine
Place a large, heavy-based saute or frying pan over a medium-to-high heat. Score the skin atop the chicken legs and thighs with a sharp knife. Sprinkle the chicken with salt and black pepper. Drizzle the olive oil over the hot pan and place the chicken skin side down into the pan.
Cook for 5 minutes or until the skin is golden brown on the bottom. Turn the chicken over and cook on the other side for about 5 minutes longer or until the chicken is golden brown.
Transfer the chicken pieces to a plate and drain all but 1 tablespoon/15 ml of the oil. The chicken will be golden brown on the outside but will not be cooked through at this point. Add the onions and saute for 2 minutes.
Add bell peppers, tomatoes, chili pepper and garlic, and saute for a further 4 minutes or until the peppers have softened slightly. Season to taste with salt and black pepper.
Return the chicken to the pan and drizzle with white wine. Cover and simmer for 10 minutes. Add the okra. Turn the chicken pieces over, then cover and cook for a further 10 minutes or until the chicken is cooked through.
Check out I ♥ Cooking Club and see what others served up. Also linking up to Beth Fish's Weekend Cooking Series.
23 comments:
- Images Animated Gif said...
Have a great week!
- May 31, 2016 11:29 AM
- Catherine said...
Sounds wonderful!
- May 31, 2016 3:49 PM
- Vicki said...
I LOVE tomatoes, onions, peppers, okra and garlic. My son does not like peppers or okra at all. Still I could make this for me and make him something else. It looks so good!
- May 31, 2016 5:03 PM
- ~~louise~~ said...
Hi Tina:)
Wowza that is indeed one colorful looking dish. I just love all those fresh ingredients melded together in flavor. I really could just dive in, lol...
I'm so glad to hear you're having good luck with tomatoes this year. Something tells me I'm going to be angry at myself for not planting any this year.
Thank you so much for sharing Tina...I hope you'll consider joining us for this week's Cookbook Wednesday with the recipe:)
- June 01, 2016 12:16 AM
- Tina said...
Thanks all. This was easy to prepare, I recommend it. I am finding Curtis Stone's recipes to be keepers.
Louise, the tomatoes aren't thriving in this heat, I can tell you. I wish we had a bit of Spring weather last longer.
- June 02, 2016 6:37 AM
- Le laquet said...
Okra is not a big vegetable in my life - I've oink had it in curries (soft and slimy) and I am not a fan ... A textural thing. Any cooking ad ice to stop it being slimy? Or something I could swap for it? The rest - combo of dark chicken meat and garlic, onion, peppers and anything is always delicious.
Thanks for sharing T x
- June 04, 2016 1:06 AM
- Tina said...
Jo, okra can be slimy, depends how you cook it. I like the breaded sort, very crispy. But yeah, in this recipe it isn't breaded and so, the texture may not thrill you. The rest was dynamic though!
- June 04, 2016 6:53 AM
- Jackie Mc Guinness said...
Great recipe minus the okra!
- June 04, 2016 10:29 AM
- Katherine P said...
Yum - though I'd leave off the okra. Do I lose my Southerner card if I don't like okra? There's something about the texture that I don't get along with. I'm always a bit jealous of the growing seasons a little further South. I just got my tomatoes and peppers in the ground and while the plants look like they're doing well it will be awhile before I have anything except the occasional cherry tomato.
- June 04, 2016 11:50 AM
- Claudia said...
I like to cook like that too, get a bunch of prep done first, then enjoy whipping up dinner. Love okra too, and if it's cooked right don't find it to be slimy.
- June 04, 2016 12:40 PM
- Mae Travels said...
Just wondering how this meal is related to Brazilian cuisine. I have only heard of their special dish of black beans and various types of meat and a few others. It does sound very tasty.
best... mae at maefood.blogspot.com
- June 04, 2016 12:56 PM
- Deb in Hawaii said...
So colorful--it just says "happy" on the plate! I love easy, stewy dishes like this. I am a bit on the okra fence sometimes, but I have found that I tend to like it fried the best best and sliced (like this) in stewy dishes so it is a smaller bit of *gooey* rather than a large piece. Hah! Does that make sense? ;-)
- June 04, 2016 1:07 PM
- jama said...
That does look good. Haven't had okra in awhile and I imagine it's a nice addition to the usual peppers/tomatoes/onion saute.
- June 04, 2016 3:04 PM
- Carole said...
Is it the peppers that make it Brazilian? I've never had okra. Have a great week. Cheers from Carole's Chatter
- June 04, 2016 5:09 PM
- (Diane) bookchickdi said...
Those peppers are so bright and beautiful.
- June 04, 2016 7:08 PM
- Nammi said...
I love onepot meals like these, looks so colourful
- June 05, 2016 12:30 AM
- Marg said...
This looks delicious, although I would probably skip the okra!!
- June 05, 2016 6:49 AM
- Tina said...
Thank you all for such nice comments! I was away Saturday so will be visiting Sunday (today) and seeing which dishes you prepared this week. I think we will have this Brazilian chicken on a regular rotation here.
Mae, I have no idea why Curtis Stone named this dish Brazilian chicken but I imagine its in the preamble for the recipe in his book, Relaxed Cooking. I had to turn my copy in to the library but am now curious.
- June 05, 2016 7:40 AM
- Zosia said...
That is indeed a beautiful dish. I love the photo of the pan with the vegetables - I'd be very happy with just that served over couscous.
- June 05, 2016 12:38 PM
- Joyce Rachel Lee-Bates said...
Thanks for this recipe! I have some frozen free-range chicken in my freezer. I just gotta buy some vegetables to cook this dish. :D
- June 06, 2016 2:16 AM
- kitchen flavours said...
Oh yum! I've made this before and the family enjoyed it!
- June 06, 2016 6:51 AM
- Beth F said...
I'm not a huge okra fan but this looks sooooo pretty and I love one-pot dishes.
- June 06, 2016 7:50 AM
- flour.ish.en said...
Amazing collection of vegetables in one pot. The tomatoes look fresh and flavorful. It makes me wanting to reach for a bite.
- June 06, 2016 10:40 AM
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Dorsey falls in love with castmate Julie (Jessica Lange) whose father Les (Charles Durning) falls in love with Dorothy, who has to make sure that Sandy (Teri Garr), who is in love with Michael doesn't find out that Michael is Dorothy while Dorothy avoids the advances of soap-star John Van Horn (George Gaynes).
Wise: I got whiplash just from reading that.
Dorothy's reveal scene where she/he sheds the character live on the set of Southwest General is one of the most memorable moments on film, not just for the situation, but for how brilliantly Hoffman navigates between two seemingly real people.
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I am a research statistician at Battelle. I received my PhD in Statistics from Ohio State, working with Prof. Yoonkyung Lee. I am interested in machine learning applications in statistics. My dissertation dealt with dimensionality reduction, matrix factorization, and classification with large binary and count datasets.
In the past, I worked as a graduate research associate for the Campus Transit Lab in the Department of Civil, Environmental and Geodetic Engineering with Prof. Prem Goel, Prof. Rabi Mishalani, and Prof. Mark McCord. We developed methods to estimate origin-destination patterns of travelers on public transportation. I was also a statistical consultant for IGS Energy. In the summer of 2014, I was a fellow in the Eric & Wendy Schmidt Data Science for Social Good Fellowship at the University of Chicago.
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There is a good deal of inaccuracy and mythologizing about the life of Anzia Yezierska. Some of this misinformation was generated by the public relations offices of Hollywood; other misrepresentations resulted from Yezierska's own obfuscation, especially concerning her age. Yezierska may have been born in 1880 (although the date is disputed), in a Polish-Russian village, the youngest of nine children. She grew up in a poor, Jewish Orthodox family on New York's Lower East Side. She left elementary school to help support her family, but evidently a burning passion for learning and a desire to make something of herself led her to Columbia University in 1901, where she lied about a high school diploma to gain admittance. She began writing short stories in 1913 about the Jewish ghetto. The success of her short story collection, Hungry Hearts, published in 1920, led to an offer from Samuel Goldwyn for the motion picture rights and a chance to work on the screenplay in Hollywood. She was offered $10,000 and dubbed "the sweatshop Cinderella," a phrase created by Howard Dietz, a publicist at the Goldwyn studios.
The story of the motion picture Hungry Hearts (1922) centers on a poor immigrant family and the efforts of Hannah Levin to beautify her apartment by painting the walls white. When the landlord then raises the rent, Hannah destroys the kitchen with a meat cleaver. There are differing accounts of what happened in Hollywood, but the most completely documented is by Yezierska's daughter, Louise Levitas Henriksen, in her biography. Yezierska was evidently naïve about how much control she would have over the finished work. Although she and Hollywood writer Julien Josephson wrote most of the screenplay, their work was later edited by the veteran comic writer, Montague Glass, who took out most of Yezierska's ghetto dialogue and provided a happy ending. In the end she received no screen credit for the writing. Yezierska viewed Glass's alterations as a desecration. She later wrote in her autobiography: "This man, with his beaming kindliness, turned out his caricatures of Jews like sausage meat… My book is my life… I'll not let them murder it with slapstick" (1950, 87). The most powerful scene depicts Hannah destroying the newly painted kitchen. Although highly melodramatic, the anger, frustration, disappointment, and pride are all evident in her hysterical attack on the walls. Though most of the newspaper critics found the film overly sentimental, the film historian Kevin Brownlow, viewing a copy rediscovered in 1978, concluded that it was one of the best Jewish pictures of the entire silent period (1992, 392–404).
Yezierska's time in Hollywood was not surprisingly marked by her ambivalence towards money. Coming from a life of poverty that also provided the inspiration for her writing, it appears she could not reconcile the two value systems. On the one hand, she was pleased with the new celebrity; on the other hand, she was repelled by what she saw. This conflict seems to have affected her ability to create and to produce more screenplays for Goldwyn Pictures. After one month in California she returned to New York, also rejecting a three-year contract offered to her by producer William Fox. According to her own account, "This is What $100,000 Did To Me," published in Cosmopolitan magazine, she left Hollywood "a tortured soul with a bank account" (154).
In New York she began a novel about a woman whose life is motivated by the desire to rise out of poverty by marrying well. It was published as Salome of the Tenements in 1922. Unlike the critically acclaimed Hungry Hearts, Salome of the Tenements received many negative reviews based on the grasping nature of its heroine, Sonya. Even the turn of events that leads Sonya to leave her husband, John Manning, a wealthy, repressed WASP did little to warm the critics to the narrative. The book was purchased by Famous Players-Lasky and released in 1925. Unlike Hungry Hearts, Yezierska had no involvement in the production. The screenplay was written by Sonya Levien, another Jewish female writer. Like much of Yezierska's writing, there is a high degree of autobiography in Salome, and the story is especially telling as it reflects Yezierska's own conflicts over money. The character of Manning is modeled after the educator John Dewey, whom Yezierska met at Columbia University in 1917 and with whom she had a platonic love affair. Dewey seems to have haunted Yezierska for the rest of her life, and many of her male characters are modeled on him.
After the filming of the two silent motion pictures based on Yezierska's source material, her association with Hollywood ended. For the rest of her life she continued to write and publish, but with mixed success. She married once in 1911 and left her husband one day later. In 1912 she married again, producing one daughter, but she temporarily left her daughter with her husband in order to pursue her writing career. In 1950, Yezierska published her autobiography, Red Ribbon on a White Horse. She died in 1970.
Anzia Yezierska's critical reputation has fluctuated over the years. Mostly ignored after the 1930s, she was reevaluated in the wake of the Women's Movement, especially because of the plight of poor, ethnic immigrant women. In 1996, a new edition of Hungry Hearts with introduction by Vivian Gornick was published. However, debates continue over the artistry of her writing. Yezierska's time in Hollywood reveals a good deal about women's social and economic challenges in the early 20th century, especially those of poor women. Most telling are words uttered by Yezierska's protagonist in the 1923 novel, Children of Loneliness, who says, "My one story is hunger." Like Yezierska herself, and so many other young women who wanted to make something of their lives, this hunger was literal as well as symbolic.
Atherton, Gertrude. "Fighting Up From the Ghetto." New York Herald (7 Jan. 1923): 8.
Brownlow, Kevin. Behind the Mask of Innocence: Sex, Violence, Crime: Films of Social Conscience in the Silent Era. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1990.
Dearborn, Mary V. Love in the Promised Land: The Story of Anzia Yezierska and John Dewey. New York: Free Press, 1988.
Henriksen, Louise Levitas. Anzia Yezierska: A Writer's Life. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers, 1988.
Rosen, Norma. John and Anzia: An American Romance. New York: Dutton, 1989.
Schoen, Carol. Anzia Yezierska. Boston, Mass: Twayne Publishers, 1982.
"The Screen: Hungry Hearts." Rev. New York Times (27 Nov. 1922): 22.
Yezierska, Anzia. Hungry Hearts. New York: Houghton Mifflin, 1920. Rpt. New York: Penguin Books, 1996.
------. Red Ribbon on a White Horse. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1950.
------. Salome of the Tenements. New York: Boni and Liveright, 1922.
------. "This is What $100,000 Did to Me." Cosmopolitan (Oct. 1925): 40-41, 154.
Archival Paper Collections:
Anzia Yezierska collection. BU-CC.Complete Project Bibliographies
A. Archival Filmography: Extant Film Titles:
1. Anna Yezierska as Screenwriter and Author of Source Material
Hungry Hearts. Dir.: E. Mason Hopper, sc.: Julien Josephson (Goldwyn Pictures Corp. US 1922) cas.: Bryant Washburn, Helen Ferguson, E.A. Warren, Rosa Rosanova, si, b&w, 16mm. Archive: USF, GBB.
B. Filmography: Not Extant Titles:
1. Anna Yezierska as Author of Source Material
Salome of the Tenements, 1925.
Though records show that Yezierska worked on the screenplay of Hungry Hearts, she was not credited on the film.


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The idea, don't get sucked into the system, try to stay free and don't give too much importance to what isn't …..
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Monday, June 30, 2008
Tools of My Trade
Everyone knows that Dave works with a variety of tools: lathes, drills, sanders and an assortment of other carving tools, but I don't often mention the tools of my trade.
I'm currently working on a new line of earthenware pendants that features an organic theme and pictured here are a few of my current "tools" as well as some newly formed pieces waiting for their turn in the kiln.
All of MY tools were cut fresh today from our yard :)
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Pathways to Transformation Fair
Holistic Health, Psychic & Crafts Fair August 2-3, 2008, in Yachats, Oregon
The largest array of holistic health practitioners, psychic readers, health products and visionary arts & crafts under one roof on the Oregon Coast. Featuring over 60 booths and 25 seminars with something for everyone interested in expanding consciousness and health.
We have been invited by the wonderful organizers of this show to participate in this year's "Pathways to Transformation" fair. We will be showing our usual array of coiled pine needle baskets, fossil ivory jewelry, earthenware clay pendants and other assorted organic inspired jewelry pieces.
This show is being held in Yachats, the "Gem of the Oregon Coast", in the Commons Building located right in the middle of town on Highway 101. Hope to see you there!
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Bone and Walnut Thread Winder Spool
Dave hand made this little 2 ½ inch thread spool out of walnut and bone. It will hold up to six thread colors.
Birdseye Maple Nostepinde Yarn Winder
Dave turned this nostepinde, also called a yarn winder, out of birdseye maple. He also added a colorful celluloid insert. He tried a couple of different pics, to try and capture a good image showing the birdseyes in this beautiful piece of wood (sorry about the huge glare!).
This nostepinde is 10 inches long.
**Dont forget--You can click on any of our photos to see a full size version!**
Ponderosa Pine Needle Button Basket
A unique hand crafted basket for your sewing collection!
We hand make our baskets with Oregon Ponderosa Pine needles tightly stitched with waxed artificial flat sinew. The needles for this little basket have been dyed navy blue and two vintage buttons have been mounted together for the centerpiece.
Sorry, buttons not included!
The basket measures 2 ¾ inches across by 2 inches high and features a fancy Wheat Stitch binding. The Wheat stitch requires 2 -3 times longer in making a basket than the standard plain straight stitch binding.
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
This medieval Norse inspired nalbinding needle was carved from a piece of "blue" fossil mammoth ivory. The arrow design has been inlaced (also called inlay) with brass.
What is "blue" ivory?
Blue mammoth ivory is usually the outer bark ivory of the tusk and gets its color from leaching elements in the soil and ice where it has beed buried for thousands of years. The different patterns makes each needle a one-of-a- kind. Blue mammoth ivory is the most prized in jewelry making and for making expensive knife handles and pistol grips.
New Nalbinding Needles!
Somebody's been making up for lost time in the studio!
These three newest nalbinding needles were just added to our Etsy shop. All of our nalbinding needles are hand carved from ancient ivory and have been hand polished to a high gloss. Each nalbinding needle has been initialed by Dave and comes in it's own velour drawstring bag.
Monday, June 23, 2008
Grizzly Mountain Arts on Big Cartel!
We are proud to announce the opening of another online shop!
Grizzly Mountain Arts is now selling their ceramic pendants on Big Cartel. These are the same earthenware pendants sold at our art shows and at other online venues.
Big Cartel--Bringing Art to the Cart!
Gothic Style Double Tatting Shuttle
If you collect handmade tatting shuttles you won't want to miss this one. This is similar to the bone double shuttle Dave recently auctioned, except he carved this one out of East Indian Rosewood. After inlaying four mother of pearl diamonds and mammoth ivory center dots, it came out with a very Gothic looking design. It is 3 1/2 inch long, initialed and dated by Dave, the maker.
If you'd like to see more photos, this Double Gothic Tatting Shuttle is currently up for auction on Ebay.
Saturday, June 21, 2008
New Items Added to the Cache!
It's been a while since we added any new items to the cache. It's not that we don't have any other "goodies" hidden away in the studio, it's just that the weather has finally warmed up here in central Oregon and Jo has been playing outside lately :)
This photo, is of some gorgeous, very old, 20mm African Krobo beads from Ghana. They have a wonderful beach glass aqua color and feel to them.
If you are interested in primitive and organic supplies, take a peek into our Cache!
Friday, June 20, 2008
We've Been Given the "Arte Y Pico" Award!
Rocki, from "Rocki's Rock'n Blog" made our day! She has bestowed upon us the "Arte Y Pico" Award! This award is passed from one artist to another to honor their creativity. This is the first award for Grizzly Mountain Arts and we really appreciate it, Rocki!
Now, to keep the good karma going, we are passing it along to five other artists!
Lace-Lovin' Librarian
Diane chronicles the pleasure she gets from making lace, which is gorgeous!
Clyde, The Mad Tatter
Clyde is another of our favorite fiber artists. He says his tatting is an addiction, we think it's beautiful!
Lady Shuttle Maker's Tatting Tales
Sherry not only makes beautiful lace, but she also makes beautiful ceramic tatting shuttles and hand dyed thread.
Jeannie Lynn Paske's Obsolete World
Jeannie, is a wonderfully talented artist from Portland, Oregon. I find her work completely captivating with it's haunting beauty.
Banana Pants Clothes
Lesley, is one of the sweetest young women I have had the priviledge to meet here in the land of Blog. She is a clothing designer from Oklahoma who specializes in making clothes like I wore about 35 years ago, with a modern, hip twist.
Thanks again to Rocki and her rockin blog for giving us this award today!
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Fossil Ivory with Silver Inlacing
This primitive inspired piece was created from a shard of fossil ivory. Dave has used silver powder and resin to inlace (also sometimes referred to as inlay) a ancient spiral design into the pendant. This pendant hangs from an 18" silver plate ball chain.
This fossil ivory pendant can be found in our Etsy.com shop.
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Dave's Button Baskets
This is Dave's latest little creation! A basket for your buttons featuring a vintage button lid center piece.
Most people think that all our baskets are my art pieces but alas…Dave stitches also and has much more patience and a longer attention span than I. Dave says "give an ole sailor a needle and he can mend a sail, splice a rope, scrimshaw a whales tooth or make you a basket".
We hand make our baskets with Oregon Ponderosa Pine needles tightly stitched with waxed artificial flat sinew. The needles for this little basket have been dyed and a vintage copper button is used for the lids focal centerpiece. The basket measures 2 ¾ inches across by 2 ¼ inches high and features a fancy Wheat Stitch binding. The Wheat stitch requires 2 -3 times longer in making a basket than the standard plain straight stitch binding.
Oh, and for the record, when something goes wrong…. Dave can also cuss like a sailor!
Monday, June 16, 2008
The Seven Feathers
"The Seven Feathers" tribally inspired necklace designed by Jo, represents the style of fossil ivory jewelry we sell at our art shows. We haven't had many pieces here in our Etsy shop, so we thought it was time for another one!
The seven feathers of this piece, were hand carved from fossil ivory by Dave. Both sides of each feather has been meticulously carved which makes this necklace reversible. The feathers hang from a gorgeous hammered Karen Hill Tribe silver tube which Jo has accented with carved wood beads, more Karen Hill Tribe silver beads and matte glass crow beads.
The cord is a wonderful faux suede material that doesn't shed all over your clothes like real suede does. This material ties very easily making this necklace adjustable for nearly every neckline.
Sunday, June 15, 2008
GMA Handmade Cherry Wood Cameo Tatting Shuttle
Dave hand made this 3 1/4 inch Drop Tatting Shuttle from American Cherry wood. It is inlaid with a tiny resin cameo. Dave has also burn etched a lace design into the wood. It is initialed and dated by Dave, the maker.
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Carved Bone Double Tatting Shuttle
Dave carved this 3 1/2" flat double shuttle from bone. He has carved an intricate Victorian style motif on the front and back. This piece has been intialed and dated by Dave.
If you would like to view more photos of this tatting shuttle, please visit this item at Ebay where it is currently up for auction.
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Pau Ferro Wood Tatting Shuttle with Silver Inlay
This is a new variety of wood for Dave. It's called Pau Ferro, from South America, and has a rich brown Old World look and feel to it. Dave hand carved this side shuttle and inlayed sterling silver accent dots on each edge. The shuttle is a hair under 3 inches and initialed and dated by Dave.
Pao ferro or pau ferro (Caesalpinia echinata or Machaerium scleroxylum Tul.) is an exotic tree found in Brazil and Bolivia. Its wood is often used for making fingerboards for basses and electric guitars. It has a similar feel and similar tonal attributes to rosewood, but has a slightly lighter colour. The wood may also used for flooring, fancy furniture, and handgun grips. It is also known as morado and Bolivian rosewood, though it is not a true rosewood.
This unique Pau Ferro wood tatting shuttle is currently up for auction on Ebay.
New Needle Minders
It's been a few days since we've had anything to post about, but we've recently listed some new vintage inspired cameo needle minders. Dave is returning to his workshop in short spells, and these needle minders are just the right project for that!
On Ebay, we have listed a gorgeous Ebony Needle Minder that Dave has inlayed with Mother of Pearl in a diamond shape. This needle minder has a turned piece of Ebony as it's back piece.
In our Fiber Art Tools section of our Etsy shop, we have added some more of the beautiful vintage inspired resin cameo needle minders. Three of these are a really pretty peach color!
Don't forget, these nifty little needle minders can be separated and used as two independent magnets on your refrigerator too, as each piece has been inlayed with a very powerful rare earth magnet!
Monday, June 09, 2008
Want to Make Soap?
We have decided we like to make soap in bars, without molds, so we are selling all of our molds in one fell swoop! These types of molds usually sell for about $5.00 each, but we are selling all of our molds for $38.00 plus shipping.
The 13 plastic molds consist of 7 two-part soap molds that come with the rubber bands to hold them closed (there are 14 rubber bands included) and 6 one-part molds. Each mold makes a 4+ ounce size bar. There are photos of all of the molds for sale at the link above.
These molds can be found in our Etsy Grizzly Mountain Cache supply shop.
Sunday, June 08, 2008
A Ring or Two
We've just added some new rings to our Etsy shop! They are both made using vintage inspired cameos (that I snagged from Dave's fiber art tool stash) and vintage mother-of-pearl buttons. The rings are fully adjustable.
Saturday, June 07, 2008
The Lighthouse at Yaquina Head
This stunning example of Dave's scrimshaw is a scene of the Yaquina Head Lighthouse in Newport, Oregon. Dave has scrim'd this scene on a piece of fossil mammoth ivory that measures about 2 3/4" in height and about 1" in width at it's widest point.
This one of a kind piece sits atop a base which was also made by Dave from pecan flour and resin.
The Yaquina Head Lighthouse is currently available in our Etsy shop.
She Swims Towards the Sun
By now, everyone knows the various mediums Dave works in, but most of what you've seen from me has been jewelry. I had mentioned to Clyde, that I had several projects that I had been working on for years, not because they are necessarily complex, but rather due to my short attention span problem :) I thought if I posted one of them on the blog, that might prompt me to finish it.....we'll see.
This piece is called "She Swims Towards the Sun". The female walrus is represented in fossil walrus ivory shards and the rest of the rocks are treasures I found while living on Nye Beach, with the exception of the blue rocks which are chrysicolla from Arizona. The mosaic portion of this piece is complete, but the wooden tray it is on, is not. I wanted this piece to be functional, but now I can't decide how I want to finish the wood. To be perfectly honest, I think I'm just stalling because I'm afraid once it's completed and I put it out for the public to buy, they'll just look at it and think, "Why in the hell did she glue all those rocks on a tray?" :)
Friday, June 06, 2008
Medieval Blue Mammoth Nalbinding Knitting Needle
Hhhmmmm.....while I was in the living room typing the blog entry about how Dave has been relegated to the couch until he's feeling better, I noticed that he disappeared. When I finished with my post, I went to see where he went, and found him typing away on the other computer (we have three....I know, we're geeks!) listing this latest nalbinding needle.
This needle is 3 1/4 inches long and comes with a velour pouch. Dave hand carved this nalbinding knitting needle out of rare ancient BLUE woolly mammoth ivory from Siberia Russia. The ivory is at least 10,000 years old.
Blue mammoth ivory is usually the outer bark ivory of the tusk and gets its color from leaching elements in the soil and ice where it has beed buried for thousands of years. The different patterns makes each needle a one-of-a- kind. Blue mammoth ivory is the most prized in jewelry making and for making expensive knife handles and pistol grips. It is initialed by Dave, the maker, and is currently up for auction on Ebay.
Medieval Blue Mammoth Nalbinding Knitting Needle
"An Unproductive Couch Potato"
..........is what Dave just called himself. He is starting round three of antibiotics today to try and get over this never ending crud. This is week 5 of this flu, bronchitis, upper respiratory infection or whatever the heck it is, for him. Dave's normal routine is to wake before dawn most days and work maniacally in his studio until evening, so being relegated to being a "couch potato" is hard for him but is necessary if he is to once and for all get over this bug.
So, to all of our wonderfully loyal customers, Dave wants you to know that he may not have many items for sale on Ebay in the near future, but will return to his studio as soon as his antibiotics kick in, or when Jo thinks he is well enough to do so ;)
Wednesday, June 04, 2008
Blue Mammoth Ivory Sewing Needle Minder
Ancient Blue Mammoth Ivory is so prized it is often described as gem quality and sought after for use in many jewelry items. Dave carved this cabochon from blue mammoth ivory and put it in a setting which he then made into a 2 piece magnet needle holder, with walnut used in the back piece. Each piece has a small but powerful rare-earth magnet to hold this minder and needle to your sewing work piece or you can use each piece as a refrigerator magnet.
Mammoth ivory is at least 10,000 years old and this piece comes from Russia. Ancient ivory (also called fossil ivory) is legal to ship internationally. We declare to your Customs Service the type of ivory we are exporting from the USA. If any of our ancient ivory artworks are seized by your Customs Service and you provide confirmation of that to us, we will refund your entire payment.
This one of a kind Blue Mammoth Ivory Sewing Needle Minder is currently up for auction on Ebay. To see other fiber art tools we have up for auction, please click here to view our current auction items.
Tuesday, June 03, 2008
Old African Terra Cotta Beads
I finally found some more of these gorgeous terra cotta beads!
These old, handmade terra cotta beads are from Africa and are beautiful in their imperfection. You can find these and other tribally inspired supplies in our Grizzly Mountain Cache supply shop.
Sunday, June 01, 2008
Dragonfly Pine Needle Basket
It's been a while since we had a coiled Ponderosa Pine Needle Basket in our Etsy shop, so we thought we'd add one today.
This little basket measures 4 1/2" in diameter by 2 1/2" deep and features a blue-green dragonfly on it's earthenware centerpiece. The needles used in this basket were gathered by us in the Ochoco National Forest not far from our home. Since we don't like to seal our baskets, you can stick your nose inside this basket and smell the Ponderosa forest.
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Torts - Charter
Charter Damages
Henry v British Columbia (Attorney-General) (SCC, 2015)
In this case the Supreme Court of Canada canvassed the law of Charter damages (lawsuits against government for violating of Charter rights) in the context of a prolonged wrongful incarceration. The plaintiff alleged that the Crown wrongfully withheld evidence from him that might have been applied to exonerate him. The case focussed on whether malice is a necessary element to make out such a case (akin to that requirement in malicious prosecution claims). In holding that malice was not an element in charter damage claims, the court elaborates usefully on the general nature of civil claims for Charter violations.


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Capricorn Horoscope 2017 Yearly Predictions – New Year Rasi Palangal 2017 Makara Rasi
Capricorn horoscope 2017 is here to help you make a perfect plan for the entire year. Here, all the aspects of life are covered. Utilize this horoscope to make the best out of this time. In general, your name and fame in society would increase as you would become more charitable and may indulge in other social service activities. People would recognize your work hence you should do well in life during 2017.
This year may seem like it is going by slowly, but this will make it easier for you to keep up with everything going on around you. Savor each day for what it is worth. You would be more inclined towards religion or spirituality and may go in for pilgrimages during the year with your family or loved ones.
A year of mixed results. You achieve success this year and your work will be recognized by people around you. However you also experience disturbances and conflicts, as some of you might face frequent changes and revision of plans very drastically, overturning your tables. This period calls for commitment and hard work as all the nagging issues will be settled in your favor. Restrain yourself from over indulgence and reckless acts.
Capricorn Horoscope 2017 Career & Business Forecast
According to the Capricorn horoscope for 2017, Jupiter enters your house of career in October. Hence do expect major revamp in this area. Get out of your comfort zone, put all your might, get into the good books of authorities and peers that major professional success would come your way this year. This year working may seem like the center of your life.
The horoscope for 2017 indicates that working people will be full of enthusiasm. Your efficiency to work will surprise those who are better in performance than you. At work, there are great chances of getting promotion and respect. Expect major changes around the middle of the year, when some of you might relocate, for some there would be transfers and promotions. You will get benefit through a senior official. Some litigations and law suits could creep up now and then marring your career development.
Those into business would benefit a lot for the year. Capricorn 2017 business horoscope shows a good business potential during 2017. January would beget good results in business. If you wish to start a new business or wish to expand existing one, favorable period would be before January end and thereafter between mid of June to end of October. Do not start anything new during rest of the period, as it may not fetch fruitful results. You will get benefit in business, but avoid doing many things at one time. You will earn respect in your work. Mostly there could be new partnerships and some connection with foreign partners that could bring in substantial gains at a later stage.
Do not indulge in arguments with your co-workers, family and employers, as it might lead to sour relationships this time of the year. Overall, during this year, your effort would bring good results in your career and business. Aspirations, dreams and idols all take a new shape now.
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Schwarzenegger: Proposition 19 was 'written badly' and not necessary
November 9, 2010 | 4:00 am
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger said Monday that he suspects Californians voted against legalizing recreational use of marijuana in the Nov. 2 election because a law he signed this year has all but decriminalized smoking pot.
The new law, SB 1449, signed by the governor last month, changes possession of less than an ounce of marijuana in California from a misdemeanor to an infraction, which Schwarzenegger said is like "a speeding ticket."
"No one cares if you smoke a joint or not," he said on an appearance of NBC's "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno."
He added: "This Proposition 19 went a little bit too far, I think, and it was written badly."
Voters defeated the ballot measure last week, 46% to 54%.
-- Evan Halper in Sacramento


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Now you can recapture all the fun you used to have on the swings when you were a kid – and keep up that façade of a professional, stylish adult too.
The Portique Armchair, designed by Florent Coirier, allows you to swing yourself back to your childhood in style.
Inspired by the shipbuilders from his hometown of Nantes, the chair keeps the aluminium tubing of the classic swing-chair but exchanges natural rope suspending the oak seat for synthetic nautical rope.
In a smooth black finish, it would be a stylish addition to any contemporary office or home. It's inconspicuous too - if you were to sit still on it the chair could be mistaken for a normal, static one (but where's the fun in that?).
You might not be able to swing as high as you could in your playground days but, given your dodgy back, that's probably for the best...


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- Create a maven project using m2eclipse.
- Add org.apache.pig:pig as dependency.
- Click "Debug configurations ...".
- Create a "Java Application".
- Main class "org.apache.pig.Main".
- In Arguments tab, put "-x local" and other arugments in "Program arguments".
- In Environment tab, create a variable "PATH" as "${env_var:path};c:\cygwin\bin" if your OS is Windows.
- Debug your script, and Eclipse will stop at the breakpoint you set in UDF.
Friday, August 19, 2011
How to debug Pig UDFs in Eclipse?
It is not that hard as you think actually.
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Hello Ben,ReplyDelete
I created a maven project, and would like to add the dependency (second bullet) but there is no pig dependency available on the catalog. Any suggestion? Thanks,
Sorry for late reply. Hope you already resolve the issue.ReplyDelete
I can find the artifact of pig here:
It is possible that something wrong in your maven settings.
+ Window->Show View->Maven Repository
+ Check if you have "central (http://repo1.maven.org/maven2)" in "Global Repositories"
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