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The jury deliberated for just over 15 hours before announcing the verdict in the aggravated murder charge of Tonia Carmichael, the first of the 83 counts against Sowell. Carmichael's family embraced and cried when the judge announced the verdict.'
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The defense in the Anthony Sowell murder trial rested Tuesday without calling a single witness. This comes one day after prosecutors wrapped up their case against the accused serial killer.
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Light and advanced manufacturing jobs are in an expanding career field where a trained workforce is critical. Skills learned in these programs are taught using applied methods where training is practical and hands-on. Participants will learn specific skills through focused, intensive training offered at Everett Community College. The certificates were designed in cooperation with industry subject-matter experts to meet the needs of the growing aerospace industry. They provide entry-level knowledge and skills for employment in Aerospace and Advanced Manufacturing. Many of the certificates satisfy the technical core of the two-year Associate of Technical Arts degree and are part of the pathway to a four-year Bachelor of Applied Science degree offered through Central Washington University through the University Center of North Puget Sound at EvCC's north Everett campus. Comprehensive Education: Credit Degrees and CertificatesAerospace Composite Technician CertificateThe Aerospace Composite Technician certificate is a two-quarter program designed to prepare students to fabricate, assemble, and repair composite materials on aircraft. The knowledge and skills gained through this 31 credit program are those required for entry-level positions as composite technicians. The certificate also provides an opportunity for existing aircraft mechanics and service technicians to expand their education in the field of composite assembly and repair. This certificate may be considered a stand-alone credential or a part of the ATA degree pathway. Principles of Precision Machining CertificateThe Principles of Precision Machining Certificate is a two-quarter, 40-credit sequence of the technical core classes of the ATA degree. This certificate may be considered a stand-alone credential for people seeking to enter the Precision Machining field, or as part of a stackable set of certificates leading to a degree in Precision Machining. Students will develop skills in applied machining, basic programming, set up and operation of CNC machine tools, technical mathematical problems for the machine trade, tolerances, blueprint reading, shop safety and teamwork. Manufacturing Pre-Employment CertificateThe Manufacturing Pre-Employment Certificate is a one-quarter, 12-credit optional pathway within the ATA degree. This certificate may be considered as a stand-alone credential for people seeking to enter the manufacturing field, or as part of a stackable set of certificates and degrees in the EvCC Advanced Manufacturing Program. Want to know about manufacturing? 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Cast members from the mini-series and documentary will attend, along with filmmakers, historians, and feudist descendants that helped bring the epic and documentary to life.
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The six-hour miniseries, "Hatfields & McCoys" will debut nationwide on Monday, May 28, Tuesday, May 29, and Wednesday, May 30 at 9 p.m. nightly. The film stars Kevin Costner, Bill Paxton, Powers Boothe, Mare Winningham and others.
The other feud-related program, "America's Greatest Feud: The Hatfields and McCoys," is a two-hour documentary that investigates the family feud story. It airs on the History Channel on Saturday, June 2, at 4 p.m. The film is directed by Emmy-nominated producer and director Mark Cowen ("Band of Brothers"") and stars several regional individuals including Raamie Barker, Keith Davis and Bill Richardson—as well as feud-era reenactors from across the state. This documentary kicks off a complete marathon of Hatfield-McCoy related programming that day. The miniseries with Kevin Costner will repeat and run in its entirety starting at 6 p.m., following the documentary.


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I wouldn't bother with the explanations, if I was you. However everytime you go to the in laws, take a plate of primal goodies to 'share' !!!!!! which means you can eat till your heart is content !!!
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hello everyone, i'm fairly new to the primal scene & still adjusting. I have no problems with food at home (apart from a tendency to lapse into chocolate!) & the change to paleo eating has made me realise that i do have problems with wheat. I'm looking for a bit of advice or suggestions as to what, exactly, to tell the in-laws! We go round most Sundays for lunch. This week i told them i'd discovered a wheat allergy, & my mother-in-law immediately went on a shopping spree in the "Free From" section of the supermarket & emerged with bags of rice cakes, mushroom risotto & quinoa with red kidney beans. I subtly "forgot" to bring them home with me, but i'm not sure she'll take the hint. Feeling a bit ungrateful... I haven't really been primal long enough or strictly enough to be looking spectacularly fit & lean!
I wouldn't bother with the explanations, if I was you. However everytime you go to the in laws, take a plate of primal goodies to 'share' !!!!!! which means you can eat till your heart is content !!!
good luck
"never let the truth get in the way of a good story "
...small steps....
I think that a wheat allergy will take you a LONG way.
Just deal with the wheat free Sunday lunch as a cheat day.
Griff's cholesterol primer
bloodorchid: paleo and primal are not low carb
Winterbike: What I eat every day is what other people eat to treat themselves.
The funny thing is this: No one will really notice what you eat or don't eat. Seriously! We are so self-conscious and no one really cares what you eat. Put some food on your plate and then swish it around a bit and tell everyone how amazing it was.
Make sure you eat before you go...voila! No explanations....no questions....no scoffing. Easy peasy.
On a daily basis, I hear from people about their unwanted weight, their health, their high blood pressure..their statins.....I just shut my pie hole because people just want to make excuses for their own poor behaviour. They are not looking for answers or solutions. And if you share one ounce of what you are doing --- they want to tear you apart because they don't have what it takes to be disciplined to lose weight and become healthy. So save your breath and your energy. Wear the baggy clothes for as long as you can and then in the spring -- bam --- bring it out and let them just fricking wonder what happened to you.
Don't look to the world for people to validate your efforts -- they are too busy feeling shitty about themselves and their own shortcomings. Focus on your health, your happiness and and keep doing what you are doing. Because YOU are AWESEOME, YOU are BEAUTIFUL and YOU are RESOURCEFUL. /Lu
Start Date: 25-06-12 @ 161lbs
Goal Reached: 30-09-12 @ 143lb. Now bouncing between 145lb - 149lb. I'd like less bounce and more consistency :-)
Started Cross Fit 20.12.12 ---- Can't wait to submit my success story on the 1st anniversary of starting primal.
The Primal Blueprint.
louisa, so true
I have been primal for about a year, and explained the basics to my parents, and in-laws. My parents have no problems with cooking primal when I am there, or eating primal when the come over to my house. My in-laws are a different story. They always bring bread over, and cakes etc. I have lost about 20-25 lbs since going primal, and am feeling much better than before I was primal. I don't understand why people can't accept what you decide to do with your body. I have no problems with them eating breads, and cakes, I just wish they would stop trying to get me to eat them.
I would tell them that you are eating a clean low carb diet with lots of vegetables, good quality meat, eggs, seeds, fruit, and nuts. Let them know that you are doing it to improve your health, and well being. They might not share your views, but they will see the changes in your physique, and energy levels. Those changes should speak for themselves as to how right a primal diet is.


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The Men's R4 Jacket is Patagonia's warmest fleece outer layer, the windproof R4 Jacket has a high-loft polyester face fabric with full stretch and an R2 grid interior to provide superior warmth and moisture-management.
Things that can't be overdone: deep powder, clear skies and furnace-like warmth for the Vall¿e Blanche in January. Patagonia's R4 fabric is the warmest fleece available, with improved Polartec Windbloc polyester that has a windproof laminate sandwiched between a high-loft exterior and an R2 grid interior. This toasty, full-stretch package features sonic-welding and micro-stitch technology on the zipper seams to reduce bulk, creating a more sleek and supple silhouette. Microfleece lines the collar, cuffs and hem for comfort, and the zippered handwarmers and single chest pocket secure necessities. Offset shoulder yokes allow for pack-wearing comfort, and an interior wind flap prevents chill through the zipper.
The windproof Patagonia R4® Jacket is the warmest Regulator® fleece. The high-loft face fabric is windproof with full stretch. On the interior, an R2® grid provides superior thermal value and moisture management.
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Recommended Use: | skiing, snowboarding, climbing, mountaineering |
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I have this in the Large, I am 6'1" and 195 lbs with an athletic build and I wear this often. It is a little bit baggy, but that allows for good layering. The quality is superb, as I have learned to expect with Patagonia. It does a decent job of keeping me warm in everything up to a light wind and wicks moisture like a champ. You will not regret this purchase. I think it is similar to the Gorilla Fur jacket, but seems to have a little better fit for an athletic build. One warning, this doesn't work very well as a technical piece. I would say it is more for general hiking, base camp, or around town. I wouldn't want to climb in this or depend on it for skiing. It just doesn't sinch down enough to justify wearing it in those pursuits.
This is my 2nd Patagonia R4. You can not wear them out. Wears like iron but as soft as wool. I still wear my first one, and it looks as new as my new one. Have to check the labels to make sure. Got a Large and an extra large for layering. I like to wear them to the store or out for the evening. When it is really cold, I put some Patagonia Capolene on first or a Patagonia R1.. then the R4.
I also wear one while running every winter morning and I'm never cold. The moisture is wicked away from my body and I'm very comfortable during the run. After the run, hang it up to dry and it's ready to go in an hour.
Can't go wrong with Patagonia
Wicked jacket. Has kept me warm in high winds and temps down to the upper teens (that's about as cold as it has gotten in N Alabama this year). I get the feeling I would have no trouble keeping warm in colder temps, although anything below 20 F would probably require some layering. I've had no qualms with the windproofing yet, you can even hold your arm out the window while driving and feel nothing. It lacks a cinch at the waist and sleeves, but it still gets the job done quite well.
Really great material, very comfortable great water resistance-really saved me when I was caught in a rain storm, but if you're a hardcore climber or hiker this probably isn't for you since it doesn't cinch at the waist or wrists. Also feel the mesh pockets should be enclosed, but I really do love this coat for cruising around a cold, wintry city.
This was my second R4. Same great quality, though I preferred the less furry, older version. Also the older version seemed a bit more wind resistant - still the best I've found!
I love this jacket. Trim design and fully warm. It was my main winter jacket. Sheds light misty rain easily and maintains enough thick pile for a pedestrian commute to work.
I'm writing this review in hopes it prevents even one person from purchasing this jacket as I did). I have nothing against Patagonia and own other products of theirs that I love. That said, let me start with a couple positives.
1. It's wind proof as advertised
2. It's made of a comfortable fleece material inside and out making it comfy to wear around town with a t shirt underneath. (which is clearly all it is designed to be used for).
Those are the only good things about this jacket. For starters, as documented by most other people, it has no drawstring which is unacceptable in a windproof jacket and enough of a reason alone not to purchase.
2. Interior hand pockets are made of mesh which essentially makes them useless for keeping your hands warm due to all the cold air flying up through the base of the jacket.
3. There are no interior pockets.
4. Comfy interior fleece means no moisture wicking. Would be okay if there were pit zips to help ventilation when temperature changes but there aren.
5. Sleeve ends are large and fuzzy, I'd prefer a more tapered arm ending to keep out cold and free up hands.
For the price of this jacket you should receive a top quality jacket with high end features which you simply do not. Save yourself the frustration and money and get a mountain hardware tech or even a denali, both are far superior for significantly less money. Patagonia should be ashamed to call this their high end fleece. It is clearly designed only for people wanting the patagonia name so they can walk around and be seen in the high end shopping district of their choosing before they hit the steakhouse for dinner.
I was looking for a warm fleece that was also wind proof. Many are either or, but the R4 claims to do both. The material is top notch and it truly is warm and blocks the wind very well. Despite those plusses, there are a few problems that are, in my mind, unforgivable. As mentioned in other reviews, the lack of a cinch cord is huge. Pretty much negates the wind proof feature if you're doing any moving around whatsoever. Second, the fit is HORRIBLE! I'm a long and lean 6'5" 220lbs - pretty much a perfect candidate for an XL. The sleeves and shoulders were good but the waste of the jacket was about about 6-8" too big around my waste. It seriously ballooned out like a cone. My wife actually laughed at me when she saw it. Might not have been such a show stopper if there had been a cinch cord but I just couldn't get over these two big problems. I've definitely noticed a trend with Patagonia fleece products of late that they are WAY too big in the abdomen area, not sure who exactly they are marketing to, certainly not the climber/biker/skier crowd that doesn't need extra room in the belly... Verdict - skip this one.
I purchased this jacket for its warmth and windstopping cability but was very disappointed when I found out it lacked a sinch in the waste and cuffs. Although when hit directly by gusts of winds you felt nothing, in several diffrent climbing positions wind chill easily travels up the front and back. I still loved the jackets so I took it upon myself to add an elastic cord and stoppers to the waist line. Patagonia could make this jacket far more effective adding such functions on their own..
I have wanted an R4 for a long time and was very excited when I got one this past Christmas. I was not aware of that this jacket did not have a draw cord or any elastic in the cuffs. This is a deal breaker for me even after trying a smaller size. The sleeves are too long. The jacket itself is very warm and extremely comfortable.
I bought one of these this year but sent it right back; a "windproof" sweater but with no bottom drawstring? The wind blew right up through the bottom. I couldn't believe it.
At the pricey retail of $260, you'd think there would be a draw cord to cinch the waist? Patagonia, what have you done!?
good material
poor fit
mesh pockets (useless)
no elastic or drawstring in waist or cuffs
worth $90 not $190
Jacket has no waist or cuff drawstrings. Makes it pretty worthless.
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text: Lawyers for media mogul Ted Turner persuaded a district judge to issue a restraining order, blocking Gallatin County from paving a five-mile stretch of road that runs through Turner's sprawling Flying D Ranch south of here. Attorneys for Turner Enterprises Inc. obtained the order from District Judge John Brown. It bars the county from paving a segment of Spanish Creek Road. Commissioners said the county has been planning to pave the road for years. Joe Barr Coleman, an attorney representing Turner, said they sought the restraining order that was issued Monday because the millings could endanger water quality in Spanish Creek, which runs parallel to the road. Turner asked Brown to stop the work until a full environmental review can be accomplished. Under the Montana Environmental Protection Act, all agencies are required to research the environmental impacts of state projects, Coleman said. "My understanding is this has not been done." He told the Bozeman Daily Chronicle, which reported on the dispute Thursday. "Paving the road will increase surface water runoff and contamination of the creek, thereby irreparably damaging water quality and fisheries, and will ruin the unspoiled viewshed, while making the road more dangerous for both vehicles and wildlife," Coleman said. Commission Chairman Joe Skinner said the county has never had any violations or complaints about water quality from past road projects that used millings. A meeting between the county and Turner's representatives today left both Skinner and Commissioner Steve White with the impression everything was basically all right, White said. "There was no mention of this action, there was no mention of anything about water quality," White said. "This whole thing is just a big surprise." The gravel road carries about 450 vehicles a day, making it a prime candidate for paving. It also generates more than 200 hours of work a year for county road maintenance crews, work that would be reduced considerably by paving, White said. Unfortunately, the county's cost to pave a road with asphalt is about $120,000 a mile, compared to about $20,000 a mile using millings. Without millings, the road will likely never be paved, White said. And the state, which trucked in the millings for the project, will likely truck them away again if the project is held up for a significant time, White said.


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Sees The Light
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Sounds Like: The Vivian Girls bassist's second solo LP has more punk flavor and edgy rockness to it, less of a wispy beach girl vibe, which makes it totally not that bad!
Free Association: Not just a trendy cute girl who can barely play a guitar, it seems.
For Fans Of: Blondie + Jay Reatard, Bikini Kill x The Shangri-Las, girls with bangs.
Georgia Anne Muldrow
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Sounds Like: The productive/brilliant multi-instrumentalist and inspiring free-form vocalist has a keen sense of funk and R&B.
Free Association: Steering this tripped-out mothership straight toward Galaxy Funk.
For Fans Of: Erykah Badu/Angie Stone/Nina Simone, Sa-Ra + acid jazz, nu-R&B.
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Sounds Like: The 53-year-old Jam and Style Council founder's awesomely eclectic 11th album is a mixed bag, from pensive/quiet to vibrant/retro and back again x 10.
Free Association: So many genres, tempos, moods and sounds—quite an achievement.
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Hometown Gold Coast, QLD, Australia Years Competing 11
Nicknames Airborn
Team GYTR Rockstar Yamaha
Discipline Motocross, Supercross
Honors Multi Time Australian Junior Champion
How does FOX contribute to your success?
I like the way the shock drives out of turns. It hooks up and gets me going exactly where I want to go.
Tell us about your best race or event and how it changed you.
Racing changes me. It teaches me to work hard, be dedicated and enjoy what I do.
Tell us about your bike/vehicle setup.
Grip it and rip it. I like to keep it simple.
What else is in your garage?
Golf clubs, RC cars, scooters, and BMX.
What's your training regimen?
Gym, riding, cycling and more riding.
Any major injuries, and how did you recover?
I have had a few nagging injuries this year, but so far I have been able to deal with them and keep racing.
What's your typical pre-race/event meal? Guilty pleasure?
Just pasta and some water and orange juice.
How do you determine which races or events to enter each year?
What I am contracted to do as well as the tracks and events I like to race.
What motivated you to get started professionally?
I love racing and don't like nine to five.
What separates you from other professional athletes?
I just work hard and try to be the best I can be.
What would you be doing if you weren't a professional athlete?
Working in the family business back on our farm.
What's the best thing about being a professional athlete?
Getting to ride at places around Australia and the world. Good tracks and the freedom to be our own boss.
What other sports are you interested in?
AFL Football and golf.
Any advice to the readers dreaming to turn pro?
Do it when you are ready as it is a big step out of amateurs.
What are your favorite magazines and websites?
Racer X, VitalMX, Motoonline, Fullnoise, and Dirt Action.
Who is your hero?
Chad Reed and Ricky Carmichael
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Light As A Feather
LP (Item 10236) Milestone, 1979 — Condition: Used
One of Azymuth's best-remembered albums from their American years on Milestone – a really killer classic that beautifully blends Brazilian and American styles of fusion! There's a simple, elegant feel to these tunes that takes off nicely from the group's previous album for Atlantic in Brazil – a pushing forward of the soulful sides of their style, but with just the right blend of quirkier elements as well – one that still keeps the edge of the early years, yet helps the group reach out with a wonderfully warm sound! Most tracks are quite spare, and without any too-smooth polishing in production – and titles include the classic "Jazz Carnival", a funky fusion classic if there ever was one – plus "Light As A Feather", "Avenida Das Manguerias", "This Exists", "Partido Alto", "Dona Olimpia", "Amazonia", and "Young Embrace". (Cover has some light wear, with a promo stamp, a light stain, and a bit of pen on the back.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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There's A Whole Lalo Schifrin Goin' On: A crazy album of funky tracks from Lalo Schifrin – very different than most of his other jazz and bossa work! This set's got some very tripped out styles that mix together funky backings, jazzy ... read more Now Sound (LP) 12.99 | ||||


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This build is just about perfect, better solo or two players both staying on top to burn down the ogres as they come in.
Each point has 1 buff beam that buffs everything
SW-SE make sure the Electric Aura is within range of one side of the Gas traps
Good Aura monk is strongly needed here.
Build Order EV Walls, EV buff Beams, harpoons or Fireball tower, Auara's, Gas Traps.
Upgrade order: EV buff Beams then Auras.
Stats needed: 1k Tower damage on harpoon or fireball
Traps: 1k
Auaras: 1500 or so
EV: 1500 tower hps if not more
Main Hero should be a Monk with good damage with a dps pet. on another note i was thinking you could use a EV with the teleport gun to watch both top sides. if you have any questions let me know but i use this build everytime and it works everytime, once you get it down its easy to setup.


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At an announcement ceremony in Dubai, AI was identified as a company that leads the region in establishing a performance-based, employee-focused work environment. The Hewitt Best Employers study is the largest and most comprehensive employee-based study ever conducted in the Middle East, involving over 250 companies from twelve different industry classifications and representing input from 150,000 employees. The Best Employer winners were selected by an independent panel of judges that evaluated employer information on a 'blind' basis so that the judges were unaware of the identity of participating organizations.As a Best Employer, Alghanim Industries is in very good company. The other organizations recognized by Hewitt Associates include Deloitte & Touche ME; Microsoft (Gulf FZ LLC., and Microsoft Egypt); Proctor & Gamble ME; Marriott International (UAE); First Gulf Bank (Abu Dhabi); Bank Muscat; Jones Lang LaSalle, MENA; Ritz Carlton (Dubai); and Fine Hygienic Paper Fze (Dubai).We are honored to be recognized as a Best Employer in the region. Receiving this prestigious award brings us one step closer to realizing our vision of becoming the most successful and admired company in the region. Hewitt Associates recognizes 'Best Employers in the Middle East' every two years.


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I agree with Jillian Hampton's letter May 13. Art is and should be considered an important part of education. When driving down the highway and you see a sign or billboard with a bunch of letters or numbers on it, few if anybody pays any attention to it, but if it is a beautiful picture of art, everybody notices. Art rejuvenates the mind and makes one think. We don't have money to educate our kids and are closing down schools. But we have the money to hire coaches and instructors for golf, bowling and other sports.
Our country spends more money on "so called" education, more than the rest of the world combined, yet we rank down on the list, only the 23rd smartest. Something is wrong with that picture.
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Plum-DS II (1977)
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Album Title
Solo Works of Daniel Asia
Summit Records [product id: DCD 422]
Commissioned by
Robert Dick
Past performances are listed in reverse chronological order, with the most recent at the top.
Friday, April 21, 2006 at 8:00 PM
New York, NY
Loewe Theater New York University 35 West 4th St. New York, NY
Friday, December 2, 2005 at 8:30 PM
Forecast Music
Christine Perea, flute
Christ & St. Stephen's Church 120 West 69th Street New York, NY 10023
February 1978
New Haven, CT
Robert Dick, flute
since then performed widely by him both in the USA and in Europe, including broadcast recordings for NRK, Oslo, October 1, 1982, Radio France-Paris, October 15, 1982, ORF Vienna (also public concert), October 18, 1982, and performances at the Sara Hilden Art Museum, Tampere, Finland, October 4, 1982, Rohsska Konstslojdsmuseet, Gothenberg, Sweden, October 10, 1982; Tucson, AZ, November, 1989; Seattle, WA, February, 1990; recorded for Attacca, released on CD in Europe and America, January, 1991.
Yale University New Haven, CT
A. Rich, New West:
(In a concert by the Independent Composers Association in Santa Monica) the music ranged from awful to sublime...I particularly liked Daniel Asia's Plum DS II, a marvelously spirited, burbling piece.
T. Putnam, Buffalo Courier-Express:
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Free Music Friday!
Le Galaxie, the return of Alanis Morissette, and David Byrne collaborating with St Vincent...
The Hot Press Newsdesk, 03 Aug 2012
Free Music Friday was looking forward to the NPR's coverage of the Newport Jazz Festival and they didn't let us down with downloadable sets from Alabama Shakes, First-Aid Kit, Blitzen Trapper and tUnE-yArDs. That's also the place to go for a 1hr 12m Sigur Rós gig that has us wishing Electric Picnic was happening tomorrow! Check it all out here.
Also begging to be added to your iTunes is this http://www.npr.org/event/music/157190242/the-walkmen-tiny-desk-concert?autoplay=true acoustic set.
http://www.npr.org/series/98679384/first-listen also kicks off this week's streams with the New Pornographers, MGMT, Best Coast and St. Vincent-adorned Just Tell Me That You Want Me: A Tribute To Fleetwood Mac and the latest from Lianne La Havas and Redd Kross who are previewing their first album for 15 years. Jolly good it is too!
http://3voor12.vpro.nl/luisterpaal/albums.html weighs in with newbies from Eugene McGuinness, Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra, Jimmy Cliff, Rick Ross, The Flaming Lips and Joshua Radin; http://music.aol.com/new-releases-full-cds/#/1 adds the Sparkle OST, Colt Ford, Versus The World, Charm City Devils and Reel Big Fish to the streaming mix and http://music.aol.com/new-releases-full-cds/spinner#/1 is the go-to place for the latest by Toadies, Cold Blank, IdiotLogic and Junk Cultures.
Mixtape-ing it with the best this week are M83's mates Dead Ocean who co-opt Dirty Projectors, Board Of Canada, Spritulized, Chemical Brothers, David Bowie, Daft Punk and some whippersnapper by the name of Mozart onto their fabulous http://soundcloud.com/sun-airway/i-need-you-close-sun-airway selection.
Kane Mayfield is streaming the Thivery Corporation Edition of his new Rhymes By… mix on the widget below.
Returning Brazilian dance mavericks Bonde do Rolê let us hear their new album at http://soundcloud.com/maddecent/01-01-bonde-do-rol-arrast-o; Sister act Nina Sky give away their new album at http://www.ninaskyhigh.com; http://imanicoppola.bandcamp.com/album/the-glass-wall lets you try the new Imani Coppola album before you buy; The Manchester Orchestra give away a free album sampler at http://www.noisetrade.com/thefavoritegentlemen; Mark Knopfler trails his Privateering album with this http://www.markknopfler.com track; odd couple David Byrne and St. Vincent stream their latest offering at http://www.lovethisgiant.com; and http://www.soulculture.co.uk/music-blog/album-streams/nba-2k13-soundtrack-executive-produced-by-jay-z-album-stream/#axzz22P8fgxKb has the Jay-Z curated soundtrack for NBA 2K13.
Sign up to the http://theorb.com mailing-list for a sneak preview of
The Orb and Lee 'Scratch' Perry's In The Star House.
There's $10,000 to be won in the http://www.indabamusic.com/opportunities/bon-iver-bon-iver-stems-project remix competition, which lets you run audio riot with a load of his stems.
To this week's visual treats now and Two Door Cinema Club regaled Guardian readers with this ace version of 'Sleep Alone'. We must say they've turned into very dapper dressers!
Glen Hansard, Lisa Hannigan and John Smith got together in Chicago last week for this beyond gorgeous take on The Band's 'The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down'.
Free Music Friday is very much liking the new single, 'Sun Is Rising', and accompanying video from the Manchester-born, Dublin-raised Helena Jesele.
Our old pals Le Galaxie have put together this Point Break-inspired and Elaine Mai-assisted clip for 'Love System'.
We're indebted to regular Free Music Friday gawper Kerrie O'Callaghan for pointing us in the direction of Amazing Apples' Mumford-meets-Sawdoctors vid for new single 'Head In The Clouds'. They're from Galway and look like they'd be great fun live.
Calexico premiere their new 'Para' single at [link]http://soundcloud.com/antirecords/calexico-para[link] while the accompanying promo finds them coming over all nostalgic.
Finally, Alanis Morissette is back after alooooooong break with the delicious 'Guardian'.
And that's where Free Music Friday puts on its jacket, runs down the stairs and jumps into the car taking it to Indiependence, Castlepalooza and Liss Ard. Yup, we're gorging on all three of this Bank Holiday's big festivals, with a full report in the next issue of Hot Press out on Thursday August 9.
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SAN DIEGO, California – Matthew Wayne Maroon, 43, was killed Wednesday night after his motorcycle collided with another vehicle when he swerved to avoid hitting a disabled vehicle on the southbound lanes of the Interstate 805 freeway just south of Interstate 15, according to a San Diego Medical Examiner's report.
According to the coroner report, Maroon was ejected from the bike into the roadway and subsequently struck by another driver. He was pronounced dead at the scene about 11:43 p.m.by arriving paramedics who responded to the motorcycle crash.
California Highway Patrol officers are investigating the San Diego motorcycle accident to determine who would be at fault in the collision.
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The Block And Bow Method
The block and bow method of fire starting is fairly simple - if you have a hatchet or large knife. First you need to find a tree with very hard wood - about as hard as a broom handle. Chop off a pole of it with the circumference of a quarter, about a foot long. Next carve one end to a point - not a sharp one, though. Next, you need to make the bow by taking a fairly flexible branch of a tree with only a little smaller circumference than the first pole. This pole must be about two feet long. Now, cut a strip of your jeans or shirt ( jeans are best ) that is a bit longer than the stick you cut for the bow. Now cut a notch on each end of your bow-stick and put the strip of cloth onto it - leave a tiny bit of looseness. Now, cut off or find a block of SOFT but DRY wood that is about an inch - or - so thick. Then cut a small notch into the side of your soft block. Now, put your hard "broom handle" on the notch and loop the string of your bow around it so that when you move the bow back and forth the "broom stick" rotates. Now cut a small dip in a piece of wood to put on top of your "broom stick" to hold it in place. Now gather a pile of dry grass by where you are. Now move the bow back and forth very quickly and rapidly until a small pile of ashes has built up under the notch. Quickly use a knife to gently pick up a hot coal in the little pile then gather a bunch of the grass and put it in your hand, then put the coal in - Make sure you do all of this VERY quickly - now close your hands until there is only a little space between your thumbs, blow gently into the space, and when your hands start to hurt from the heat, toss the grass onto the area that you want your fire. The grass will burst into flame as soon as it leaves your hand so you need to be ready to pile tinder on the burning grass before it goes out. Now you have FIRE!!!!! |


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January Meet-Up
Location: Croton Gorge Park
Date: January 12, 2013
Day: Saturday
Time: 3pm
Our visit to Croton Dam was fun. We had planned to photograph ice formed on rocks and trees from the spray from water flowing over the spillway. Due to above average temperatures for January there was no ice or snow. However, the pictures were still exceptional and we had a great time. The dam is beautiful.
Our visit started at Croton Gorge Park right at the base of the dam. Then we car-pooled around to the top and walked across the top of the dam. Someone said they saw a sign warning that the park closes at 5:30 and the gates are locked. We got back to our cars at exactly 5:30. Im still not sure if they actually put a gate across the road but we didnt want the chance of our cars getting locked in.
Thanks everybody were coming out to this event.
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Attending: Nadine Sapiente, Jeff Montanye, Wilma Amthor, Margaret Travis, Seats left: 16
Jeff Montanye: Thank you all for coming out on Saturday. It was a great day, a bit foggy but nice. We made it back to get our cars before the gates were locked! See you all on the 25th.
Year in Review
Location: Orange County Arts Council, 23 White Oak Drive, Sugar Loaf, New York
Date: January 25, 2013
Day: Friday
Time: 6pm - 9pm
2012 photo critique. We will be reviewing and critiquing the years collection of our best images. This is open to all members regardless if you want to bring photographs to be critiqued, want to help critique or just watch and learn. Bring your photos in on a USB flash drive or camera card. Please keep the number of photos down to a reasonable number. Photos must have been taken sometime in 2012, be taken in Orange County (preferably) or the Hudson Valley or at least in New York.
I would like to invite professionals in the photography/art industry to help us out with the critiquing so if you have any contacts, please pass their information on to me.
Our best photographs will be placed in a book to be published and sold on Amazon. Proceeds of the book will cover the costs of the photography group such as website fees, room rental fees, supplies for gallery showings, we need an easy-up tent for the art walks, etc.
This will also be a pot-luck (snack/finger food and drinks) gathering so bring some food.
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Attending: Jeff Montanye, Nadine Sapiente, Larry Barbieri, Wilma Amthor, Seats left: 16
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February Meet-up
Location: Goshen Historic Track
Date: February 16, 2013
Day: Saturday
Time: 7am
I've seen photos of the trotters out practicing with their horses in the cold and the pictures are beautiful. I confirmed with Goshen Historic Track that the trotters do practice all year long every morning to keep the horses in shape. We will meet in the morning to get the best lighting but if you want to come later, let me know.
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Attending: Nadine Sapiente, Jeff Montanye, Barbara Fixsen, Guy Van Rossum, Wilma Amthor, Seats left: 15
Wilma Amthor: I am on call 7p-7a sat so if I don`t show it means I got called in to work
Jeff Montanye: There is parking behind the trotter`s museum where the grand stands are just off Main Street. You can also park on main street. We should be able to get some nice shots from this point.
Jeff Montanye: Even though the snow will probably present a wonderful opportunity for photos, it will also make it difficult to get out on Saturday morning so I am planning on rescheduling for next Saturday at 7am.
Barbara Fixsen: Is this still on for Tomorrow Morning?
Jeff Montanye: Yes, we are still on for tomorrow although we may not have sun. I went to the track this morning and there was one trainer out on the track. He said more would come soon.
Barbara Fixsen: I got up late and had no clue how long you would be there... I am sorry I missed this
Jeff Montanye: Not many people showed up. we didn`t have the nice morning sun. We didn`t stay long.
March Meet-Up
Location: Clove Road, High Falls
Date: March 09, 2013
Day: Saturday
Time: 10am
Tree Roots
The mock wedding is off. I was unable to obtain a church, models or wedding dress in time. I blame my long hours spent working. So instead I am bringing you to one of the most interesting secrets in the Hudson Valley. The owner of the Giant Redwood tree roots has requested that we do not share the location with anybody. Last time a photo of the sign with his contact information leaked out onto Facebook he was inundated with phone calls. The display is only for those who happen upon it while traveling in the area. Also, there is limited parking, only two, maybe three vehicles. The Coxing Trailhead parking area near Split Rock is closed. So, we will be parking at the Awasting parking area on Minnewaska property and carpool from there. The cost is $8.00. Afterwards we can walk the short distance to Awasting Falls.
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Attending: Nadine Sapiente, Jeff Montanye, Margaret Travis, Seats left: 32
Jeff Montanye: We`ll shoot the giant Redwood tree roots in Ulster County instead. We can do the wedding at another time.
Jeff Montanye: We will be parking at the Awasting parking area on Minnewaska property ($8.00)and carpooling to the tree roots. Please take your name off the list if you can`t make it so we are not waiting for you.
April Meet-Up
Painting with Light
Location: TBA
Date: April 13, 2013
Day: Saturday
Time: 6pm
A fun experiment with light and long exposures. We use many different types of lights to create special effects.
Attending: Nadine Sapiente, Jeff Montanye, Jack miller, Wilma Amthor, Margaret Travis, Seats left: 10
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May Meet-Up
Location: Gomez Mill House in Milton
Date: May 11, 2013
Day: Saturday
Time: 4pm
Arrived at the Gomez Mill House about 3:30 and took photos under an umbrella. A little after 4pm the rain stopped and allowed the sun to peer through. We got some beautiful shotsof the grounds.
There is an Historic Jewish estate house and a small working mill with a dam and lake.
You can take a tour at the main house. The cost is $8.00 per person. The tour is about an hour and a half long.
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Attending: Nadine Sapiente, Jeff Montanye, Jack miller, Ashsa McHale, Wilma Amthor, Frank Guarnuccio, Guy Van Rossum, Karen Kanis, Peter Gregory, Seats left: 6
Jeff Montanye: Some of our best pictures have been taken in the rain so I`m still going. Just wanted to let everybody know.
Peter Gregory: Did the tour of the house - only ones there to go with Rich of Gomez Mill House. Jeff, thanks for bringing this place to our attention. Did the tour and shot photos til 6:30. Will post on Flickr.
Jeff Montanye: Sorry I missed you. I got there just when it started raining and left just after it stopped (about 4:30). I got some shots from under an umbrella. Nadine was the only one who I saw there.
May Meet-Up
Location: Elk-Brox Memorial Park
Date: May 18, 2013
Day: Saturday
Time: 7:30-9:30pm
Elk Brox Memorial Park overlooks the city of Port Jervis with beautiful views of the Delaware river valley and across New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The park closes at 9pm. We had a wonderful evening photographing the town below. The rain stopped before we got there and the town was brilliantly lit up. By 8:30 It was dark enough to get some illuminating long exposures.
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Attending: Jeff Montanye, Lisa Zuleg, Peter Gregory, Guy Van Rossum, Seats left: 11
Peter Gregory: Great event, Jeff. Looking forward to the June event.
June Meet-Up
Location: Grey Towers - Milford PA
Date: June 08, 2013
Day: Saturday
Time: 10am
Gray Towers is a beautiful mansion surrounded with wondrous gardens located in Milford PA. This event is free unless you would like to take a guided tour of the mansion which is $6.00 a person. I have called and confirmed that we are able to visit Gray towers as a photography group once I turn in the visitor form. There are some guidelines to follow, which I will provide when we arrive. We can use tripods as long as we are not interfering with the other guests and tours. Im winging this one because I have never been there before and dont know what to expect. For more information you can visit their website.
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Attending: Jeff Montanye, Nadine Sapiente, Jack miller, Wilma Amthor, Ashsa McHale, Guy Van Rossum, Peter Gregory,
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Jeff Montanye: Saturday still looks like it will be a nice day, maybe a little rain in the morning but that never stopped me! I hope everybody can make it. I`m looking forward to it!
Planning Meeting
Location: Assistacomp in Bullville
Home of Digital World of Photography
Date: June 24, 2013
Day: Monday
Time: 7pm
This will be our first planning meeting for Digital World of Photography. This meeting is for anybody who is interested in being part of the Digital World of Photography volunteer staff. We will be utilizing this time to organize and plan the events and share resources. I will distribute my contact information and idea sheets to those helping to organize our group. Planning meetings will be held on an as needed bases at least once a year. Anybody who is interested in taking on an organizer role with Digital World of Photography or being an assistant (helper) to an organizer is welcome to come.
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Warwick's Annual Firemen's Carnival
Location: Veteran's Memorial Park
Warwick, NY
Date: June 30, 2013
Day: Sunday
Time: 9:30pm
Capture photographs of rides and fireworks at the Warwick Firemens Annual Carnival. This photo was taken at the carnival in 2012. If all goes well we can recreate the shot this year. The carnival goes from 6pm to 11pm and there is no charge to get in. Fireworks start at 10pm so we should get there at least by 9:30, maybe even 9pm just to be sure. Last year the fireworks went on for a very long time. There was plenty of opportunities to get shots of the rides and fireworks in the background. Bring your tripod!
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Attending: Nadine Sapiente, Jeff Montanye, Seats left: 13
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July Meet-Up
Location: Waryas Park, Poughkeepsie
Date: July 06, 2013
Day: TBA
Time: 5:30am
Photographing the hot air balloon launch up close.
This year we will meet in the park right near the balloons. This year it will be at Waryas Park according to their website. I will double check this.
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Attending: Nadine Sapiente, Jeff Montanye, Wilma Amthor, Guy Van Rossum, Seats left: 21
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Port Jervis Art Walk
Location: TBA
Date: July 20, 2013
Day: Saturday
Time: TBA
It may be too late to get into the Port Jervis Art Walk this year but we'll give it a try. I will send out an email with more information when I have it. If we do setup, we will have a 10x10 booth to promote and/or sell the work of our members. Some photos will hang on display, others will be stacked in displays where they can be thumbed through. If you have business cards, you may distribute them here.
We will also be promoting the class and any gallery exhibits that may be coming up.
Volunteers are needed to help run the booth and give short camera lessons to patrons. I will probide handouts for each lesson.
Please add your name only if you will be volunteering or selling artwork. Everybody is invited to visit the booth.
Attending: Nadine Sapiente, Jeff Montanye, Seats left: 97
Nadine Sapiente: I have tent and set up and would make room for others too. I will get details from Jeff on how I register for all three art walks.
August Meet-Up
Location: Thomas Bull Memorial Park Arboretum (tentative)
Date: August 10, 2013
Day: Saturday
Time: 9am
Because the arboretum has restrictions for groups and tripods, we will keep a lookout for another location.
Details to follow...
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Attending: Jeff Montanye, Nadine Sapiente, Wilma Amthor, Guy Van Rossum, Seats left: 21
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September Meet-Up
Location: Museum Village in Monroe
Date: September 14, 2013
Day: Saturday
Time: TBA
This is a good time to visit a very unique place in Orange County. Cost is $10.00 per person but the photographic rewards are worth it.
We will be studying lighting and use of sepia tones.
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Attending: Jeff Montanye, Nadine Sapiente, Wilma Amthor, Seats left: 22
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Monroe Art Walk
Location: Monroe Park
Date: October 11, 2013
Day: Saturday
Time: TBA
The Monroe bi-annual Art Walk will be held on Friday October 11th at 5:30pm and Saturday October 12th at 12pm. We are looking into setting up a 10x10 booth to promote and/or sell the work of our members. Some photos will hang on display, others will be stacked in displays where they can be thumbed through. If you have business cards, you may distribute them here.
We will also be promoting the class and any gallery exhibits that may be coming up.
Volunteers are needed to help run the booth and give short camera lessons to patrons. I will probide handouts for each lesson.
Please add your name only if you will be volunteering or selling artwork. Everybody is invited to visit the booth. We will notify you through our email list when we have more information.
Attending: Nadine Sapiente, Jeff Montanye, Seats left: 97
Nadine Sapiente: I have a tent and will have space for others too.
October Meet-Up
Fall Foliage
Location: TBA
Date: October 12, 2013
Day: Saturday
Time: TBA
Once again we will be photographing the autumn leaves. Suggestions for a great photographic location in the Hudson Valley are needed.
Attending: Jeff Montanye, Nadine Sapiente, Wilma Amthor, Seats left: 12
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November Meet-up
Location: TBA
Date: November 09, 2013
Day: Saturday
Time: TBA
We will be studying at-home-portraits. The goal is to enter someone's home, set up, and photograph the family.
We need a volunteer family so if you know someone please let me know. I have a couple in mind if all else fails.
We will be experimenting with posing our subjects as well as lighting and composition.
Attending: Jeff Montanye, Nadine Sapiente, Seats left: 8
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December Meet-Up
Blue Hour Photography
Location: Orange County Arboretum (Tentative)
Date: December 14, 2013
Day: Saturday
Time: 4pm - 6pm
Blue Hour refers to the time after the sun goes below the horizon and the sky goes into deep blue for a while. This is the best timing to take night photos, especially of Christmas Lights. The "Blue Hour" does not last for an entire hour as the name suggests. You only have about 15 minutes to capture this beautiful lighting. We will meet long before it gets dark and plan our shots then we will wait for that special moment. Come out and learn about blue hour photography.
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Attending: Jeff Montanye, Seats left: 24
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and today i was out testing the camera (firmware 3.0)
i've used nikons 20mm f2.8 and 28-70 f2.8
1 hour non stop drained 3 leds of the red brick, fair enough
i had no big issues except i had to reboot because at some point, after pushing magnifying button on the side of the screen, the screen went black but the camera was still on....no way to bring it alive again....after rebooting was fine again
i've noticed that if you are in the expanded focus mode with the screen and you hit rec the screen freezes and then there are some glitches among the onscreen infos....maybe is better to go back to normal framing before pushing rec.....i think this could be fixed in firmw updates....
i filmed test stuff : 2k-3k-4kHD
24p and 25p
iso 250 to 12800
very noisy over 3200....black sky is filled with blue and white dots
back home, playback straight to tv sony led via hdmi (hdmi out set to 1080p)
i can see aliasing in the diagonal lines at all formats
and for all the footage at 2k you can see a vertical line at around 1/5th of the screen from left side...it's really noticeable! looks like it's skipping part of the frame...i hope that's not the sensor but the downscaling in camera for outputting via hdmi
i'm offloading ssd now
i'll post any other issue if i'll have some
let me know if you have the same problems thanx