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"I have told you these things, so that in Me you may have [perfect] peace and confidence. In the world you have tribulation and trials and distress and frustration; but be of good cheer [take courage; be confident, certain, undaunted]! For I have overcome the world. [I have deprived it of power to harm you and have conquered it for you.]"John 16:33 AMP
Yeshua (Jesus) for warned us that we would have trials, tribulations, distress and frustration so when we are faced with these adversities they should come as no surprise to us and we as believers should have the confidence that we can have peace in Him even in the midst of adversity.
He told us that He has overcome the world for us, which means that Satan's power in the world was rendered powerless, because ALL power in heaven and earth has been given to Him by the Father. (Matthew 28:18)
Nothing you face now has the authority to overcome you, KNOW who you are in Christ Jesus. Yeshua said "I have given you authority to trample on snakes and scorpions and to overcome all the power of the enemy; nothing will harm you." Luke 10:19 Messiah defeated sin, death and the grave and when we are in Him none of these things has power over us.
The victory has already been won, and we as believers in Messiah have to do is walk it out. Christ has overcome it all for us, ever test, every trial and everything else that comes against us. We have the authority to speak to it and put it under our feet because Christ has already overcome it for us. We live in this world but we are not of this world so we should not be living like those in the world. The darkness of this world can not overcome the Light of Christ (John 1:5)
The Enemy is defended and rendered powerless in your life now walk in your Authority in Messiah and live as the overcomer that you are. He told us that we would face adversity but to have courage and confidence because He has over come them and we ought to have great peace in that promise. We are the rock that Christ has build His church on, and the gates of Hades cannot overcome us. God has promised us that once we are born of Him we overcome the world.
"for everyone born of God overcomes the world. This is the victory that has overcome the world, even our faith. Who is it that overcomes the world? Only the one who believes that Jesus is the Son of God". 1 John 5:4-5
ABBA, let us feel Your Presence in the midst of our trials and tribulations O LORD. Stir our hearts with Your Holy Spirit to always remember and meditate on Your promises, Your lovingkindness, You faithfulness, and Your victory over Satan and death through Messiah. Give us the Shalom (peace) of Yeshua, help us to always remember that He overcame it ALL for us in His Mighty name we pray. Amen and Amen!
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Rainforest Reserves Australia named north Queensland cassowary hospital's new operator
The State Government has finally found a new operator for a cassowary hospital in north Queensland.
It stepped in with emergency funding last year, after the organisation running the Garner's Beach rehabilitation centre announced it could not continue.
The Government has struck a deal with Cairns-based not-for-profit Rainforest Reserves Australia to run the centre for three years.
Environment Minister Steven Miles said while there would be no additional government funding, the department would continue helping retrieve sick and injured birds.
"Continue to operate the telephone service so people can call in when they see an injured cassowary and also the field support work, so it'll be wildlife officers from the department who can respond to those calls, who can sedate cassowaries if necessary and bring them into the hospital in their purpose-built transport boxes," he said.
"In even better news, we're going to work with Rainforest Reserves Australia to open a second rehabilitation [facility] in the Atherton Tablelands."
The Minister said he hoped the second centre would open within a year.
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Accumulator Volume Sensing Team has developed two sensor designs aimed at detecting the position of the piston within a 4024 accumulator. The two designs include the use of a Renishaw LMA10 magnetic encoder and a SpectraSymbol HotPot linear potentiometer.
The magnetic encoder solution drastically increases the accuracy of sensing the piston position compared to the current solutions of both a string-pot and linear variable differential transformer while costing slightly less. The linear potentiometer seeks to provide a solution that drastically decreases the cost compared to the present sensing methods. Both designs call for a modification to one half of the piston guide part on the 4024 piston accumulator.
The purpose of this report is to outline the design process we went through in selecting our two final solutions, as well as explain how we propose the sensors be implemented in an accumulator. Also included is the testing process and resulting accuracy uncertainty. This project covers both the mechanical design of the sensor mounting, as well as the electrical signal processing or adjustment.
PDT designs several different types of accumulators including piston/spring, bellows, and bootstrap. AVST aimed to develop a sensor using a bootstrap accumulator as reference due to the availability and ease of implementation. A bootstrap accumulator utilizes two cylindrical chambers of different cross-sectional areas connected by a piston as seen in Figure 4.1. A high pressure source sits in the smaller chamber while the low pressure coolant resides in the bigger chamber.
A string potentiometer consists of a cable wound around a spool. The spool is attached to both a torsion spring and a rotational sensor. As the end of the cable is pulled, the spool spins along with the sensor, translating linear motion into rotary motion which effects an electrical output. The torsion spring keeps the cable in tension allowing the spool to spin the other direction as the cable retracts and winds back up. Figure 4.2 shows the components of a string-pot. In an accumulator, the string-pot is mounted outside on top of the housing, with the end of the cable attaching to the piston.
Because sensors are commonly used in multiple fields of engineering, the team quickly realized that there are many alternative solutions to the string-pot or LVDT. One method that AVST came across is a magnetic level gauge. As seen in Figure 4.5, a magnetic fol- lower is coupled to a float or piston. The magnetic follower can then be used as a visual indicator in conjunction with a linear reference. This method would be helpful in finding the piston's position an auxilary fluid column was incorporated onto the accumulators design.
Currently, the LVDT incorporates redundancy through the utilization of two sensor channels. This means the same physical measurement is obtained twice by the sensor. The team would like to implement redundancy due to the high safety priority associated with aerospace applications. We have specificied a redundancy specification of 1-3 channels in Table 5.1. Two channels would be most desired if possible due to the conflicting interest of space and redundancy.
Over the course of several weeks, the team held numerous brainstorming sessions in order to generate an extensive list of solutions. The favored approach during this time was the brain-writing method. This is a method where team members brainstorm a few ideas, then elaborate on each other's to discover different aspects of a potential design. The ideas in Figure 6.1 helps to visualize our concept selection process.
A linear magnetic encoder (as seen in Figure 6.8) utilizes a magnetic strip with a line of alternating poles attached along the length of the piston. A magnetic sensor called a "readhead" would be mounted stationary next to the piston (within a few millimeters). As the piston moves upwards or downwards, the alternating poles would be detected by the readhead and be output most commonly as a digital signal, although some direct analog solutions exist with programming of the sensor.
The force of the plunger connects the wiper layer and the resistive strip together. Depending on where the strip is pressed, the effective resistance the current has flown through changes, allowing the wiper to probe the continuous voltage drop anywhere along the strip. In this con- figuration of a potentiometer, the output voltage varies based on the location of contact with the plunger. The underlying principle of a linear potentiometer is shown in Fig 6.12.
It is important to note that PDT had stated that they are not concerned with how the output of the encoder is obtained, and that it should function mostly as a proof of concept. Thus, the two options shown in Table 7.3 consist of either a bus analyzer or a micro-controller. Figure 7.9 shows the proposed scheme for either option. Preparing the chosen option for the output of the encoder was done during the manufacturing stage, and was further iterated to faultlessness during the testing stage.
The output of the linear potentiometer can be obtained through the use of a voltage divider circuit. This circuit is shown in Figure 7.10. The calculations justifying the choice of resistance values and usage of op-amps are shown and explained in detail in Appendix D.7. The resistance values were tuned by math and plotting the output voltage in MATLAB. From there, numerous resistance values were varied methodically until a trend was seen in how the adjustment of a resistance value effected the output voltage of the circuit.
The data sheet claims sensitive tolerances to changes in pitch, yaw, and roll of the encoder with respect to the magnetic strip. However, through our benchtop assembly we found that the magnetic encoder was still functional even past the tolerances shown in Figure 8.3. This is verified by the encoder's LED remaining green, signaling a valid sensor reading. Furthermore, we found the rough approximate limits of the angle tolerances highlighted red in Figure 8.3. These tests were done using feeler gauges to offset the encoder by a certain angle on one side until the encoder's LED toggled from green to red signaling an invalid reading
Once the sensors were implemented into 4024 accumulator, we ran a one direction test by increasing pressure on the high pressure side of the accumulator. As the piston moved, we took position measurements of both sensors and compared them against caliper mea- surements. Results of this test can be viewed in Figure 8.6. The results verify that the sensors are mechanically functional within the accumulator.
The design was first verified on the breadboard, then transferred to a proto-board. The proto-board is shown in Figure 9.6 where the same circuitry as the breadboard can be seen on the protoboard, as well as the additions of a display and switch. This was added to the design to make the final product a uniform interface between the linear potentiometer readings and the encoder readings.
To conclude this design report, AVST hopes that our solutions will save PDT money, and improve their current accumulator designs. Although this design report focused on the 4024 accumulator for testing, we hope that PDT might be able to implement our solutions in other accumulators as well.
For the encoder, we recommend that PDT utilize a micro-controller solution so that the digital output may be processed and sent where it is needed. The driver code written for the IC-MB4 took a substantial amount of time, and we encourage PDT to make use of the IC-MB4 driver library written by us. This will save a significant amount of development effort.
Furthermore, we would like to note that the encoder provided resolution that far exceeds the requirements of PDT. As a result, we encourage PDT to question whether the encoder solution would be cost-effective for their application. We also suggest that the encoder solution be used to improve the calibration process for their existing position measurement solutions or for calibrating the linear potentiometer. The encoder serves as an exceptional baseline measurement device.
We believe that the linear potentiometer holds the most potential for PDT due to its extremely low cost. The sensor achieved a +/- 0.06 inch accuracy using a linear calibration, and a +/- 0.03 inch accuracy using a cubic calibration. The drastic reduction in cost per sensor is appealing and would be a welcomed change during assembly into the accumulator due to it's simplicity.
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The title is probably misleading…seniors should maintain proper nutritional intake year round. But during summer months, many times the heat and humidity effect energy levels, and appetite. Similar to water intake, sometimes elders need to eat proper foods even when they may not be "hungry".
Consume More Protein. Why does your doctor recommend this?
Without enough protein, your body struggles to maintain its immune system and muscles. This increases the risk of infections and pressure sores, falls and broken bones, and can make movement challenging.
Protein deficiency in seniors is a rising concern and can cause problems with wound healing, dental issues, easy bruising, fatigue and decreased appetite. Protein foods usually require the ability to cook and chew, and also, eating enough protein may help those trying to lose weight more successful.
Research indicates that seniors may need more protein intake than has been previously assumed. Make sure your adult parents get enough by eating a good protein source at each meal and at snacks. If elders have difficulty chewing or swallowing protein, know that there are many ways to drink protein as well. Milk, yogurt, soy milk, protein smoothies and some nutrition supplements can be great sources of protein, also.
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Every year around this time, it's a constant battle to keep students' attention, isn't it? I mean, who can compete with presents, parties and a much anticipated two-week vacation?!
Well, I've found that rather than fight the season, you might as well run with it. When I apply this if-you-can't-beat-em-join-em attitude to my lesson plans, I find a world of new inspiration. Take holiday story books, for instance. One of my favorites is The Polar Express by Chris Van Allsburg. It just so happens that this book is chock full of similes and metaphors; there's practically one on every page. Here's my lesson plan to teach these literary elements via this classic Christmas tale:
- First, define simile and metaphor as a class. (Simile= a comparison between two unlike things, using the words like or as, i.e. "Lights flickered in the distance. They looked LIKE the lights of a strange ocean liner sailing on a frozen sea." Metaphor= a comparison between two unlike things that does NOT use the words like or as, i.e. "[The train] was wrapped in an apron of steam."
- Come up with your own examples as a class. [The sun is like a large, yellow beach ball suspended in the sky (simile). Or: The tree's branches were arms lifted toward the clouds (metaphor).]
- Then, tell the class you're going to read The Polar Express by Chris Van Allsburg. Every time they hear a simile, they should wave one hand at you. Every time they hear a metaphor, they should wave two hands.
- As you read and they wave, stop to write the similes and metaphors on the board, while students record them in their notebooks (or on paper). A two-columned chart (T-chart) works great for this, with similes in one column and metaphors in the other (there will be quite a few more similes than metaphors).
- Once you're done with the book, discuss as a class why Chris Van Allsburg included similes and metaphors: How did they help you visualize the scenes?
- Give each student a piece of white construction paper, and have them choose one simile or metaphor from the book to illustrate. They can write the simile or metaphor at the bottom as a caption.
- Hang up their simile illustrations around the room…and then congratulate yourself on capitalizing on the holiday merriment with a teachable moment!
Other great seasonal story books to check out:
The Trees of the Dancing Goats by Patricia Polaccho~ a classic tale of Hanukkah.
The Night Before Christmas Pop-Up by Clement Clark Moore and Robert Sabuda~ an ingeniously amazing pop-up book depicting this classic tale.
Humphrey's First Christmas by Carol Sever~ Christmas retold from the perspective of the Wise Men's camel, Humphrey.
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This kind of outfit used to be the style that I always put on all the time. One day i decided to wear more pants, jeans and to look more sporty/casual, so I haven't dressed like that for a while.
But anyway, it feels great to come back to this style again and i feel like I don't dress so much like a princess anymore. what do you think? before i wore a lot of lace, floral and pink! LOL
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Curse those terrestrial scientists! August 22, 2007Posted by shubber in Uncategorized.
Regular readers of the Space Cynics blog will know that I am no fan of the ISS, that great $100 billion albatross that continues to follow that perverse government version of Newton's Law: a program in motions tends to remain in motion.
Defenders of ISS often trot out a range of highly dubious rationales for building and maintaining ISS, ranging from the scientific (e.g., protein crystal growth) to the economic (e.g., think of all the great tech transfer that will result, such as velcro and tang!) to the fanciful (it inspires humanity). I'll just ignore that last category.
Ironically, a group of scientists may have also put a nail firmly in the coffin of the "pure protein crystal" crowd – by demonstrating the ability to use magnetic fields to create ultrapure protein crystals.
They were even able to create a sort of negative gravity and make the growth plume travel downwards.
"The authors of the paper have a technique that can produce the same effects of microgravity on crystal growth in a much more controlled manner than could ever be achieved on the the International Space Station," says Edward Snell, a structural biologist at the State University of New York in Buffalo, US.
What's more, the technique will be faster and much cheaper than growing crystals in space, he says.
For more, read the following:
- 1. Jonathan Goff - August 23, 2007
Interesting read. I think I had heard similar reports a while ago. I wonder how well this specific technique does for other potential microgravity research/processing areas. Ie does this technique only allow for microgravity-like protein crystal growth? Or does it also work for say growing large semiconductor crystals or for making bulk amorphous metal alloys that can't be made in normal gravity? Definitely worth some more reading.
On another note, while I definitely wholeheartedly agree that ISS is an unjustifiable waste, I don't necessarily think that all microgravity research is bunk. But until we come up with ways to reduce the cost, increase the frequency, and decrease the red-tape associated with microgravity research, we'll continue seeing more and more money poured into terrestrial alternatives. Even then, you'll still likely see some terrestrial alternatives win out in the long run, but I think that with a more research/business-friendly microgravity research environment, you'd start seeing a lot more development along those lines. It's just flat out impossible to compete with the rate of innovation in terrestrial research when you're talking about a lab where you may only get one shot a year (if you're lucky) at running a few experiments.
- 2. Jonathan Goff - August 23, 2007
Hate to post another comment so soon, but I thought it worth saying that even though this may seem like bad news to us space nerds, it's definitely good news whenever people come up with cheaper, better ways to deliver needed products. It shouldn't need to be said, but we don't have any god-given right to the microgravity research market, and if we can't find a way to do it better and more cost effectively than terrestrial alternatives, that's our problem.
All that said, I wouldn't count the whole field of commercial microgravity research and processing out by any stretch of the imagination.
- 3. Christine - August 23, 2007
NASA also claims to have invented the microprocessor as well. Luckily for them neither Jack Kilby nor Robert Noyce are available any more for comment.
- 4. Brettski - August 23, 2007
Wow, who would have thought that the necessity of removing the burden of a high cost capability would be the mother of a lower cost invention?
I wonder how long it will be before other 'reasons' for doing research in orbit are replaced by a lower cost terrestrial solution
- 5. TomsRants - August 24, 2007
"I wonder how long it will be before other 'reasons' for doing research in orbit are replaced by a lower cost terrestrial solution"
Think "painted on solar cells" as a cheap, highly individualized, global alternative to SSPS.
- 6. Christine - August 25, 2007
It doesn't really matter what the tech is. If the ground segment, structure, transmission equipment, assembly, launch and maintenance of an SSPS costs any more than three times the cost of the panels on their own, it's cheaper to deploy those very same panels on the ground.
- 7. Monte Davis - August 25, 2007
Don't throw out the baby with the bathwater. The grotesque over-selling of ISS' research potential tells us not that there's no worthwhile research to be done in orbit, but that CATS has to come first.
- 8. Paul Dietz - August 28, 2007
I've been advocating just this diamagnetic technique for some years now, on various online forums. Yes, that and $4 will get me a mocha vente at Starbucks. 🙂
It does seem that many of the hyped uses of microgravity/LEO for manufacturing have been shot down by cheaper terrestrial alternatives. Remember how CFE was going to make EPO? EPO's been on the market for years now, with no microgravity needed. Or the Wake Shield facility for growing gallium arsenide? Terrestrial production was orders of magnitude cheaper.
Space cynicism is richly justified when the people promoting the expensive space techniques are largely those feeding at the space trough.
- 9. calendar - September 7, 2007
Oh wait. Yes, I have. I'm sorry, but I just don't have it in me right now to type it all out again. Besides, it was just ramblings anyway. You didn't want to hear me go on and on about this, right?


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General Description Fusion is perhaps the best word to describe the Fernmark Inn on the Sapphire Coast (Bega Valley). This is no ordinary B&B. It's a fusion of aesthetic luxury with a tranquil harmony. It's also a fusion of cultures. Each of the four rooms within the guest house evokes a particular country or region. There's Africa, India, Thailand and the Middle East. The cultures are depicted not only by the decor but by the very construction and shape of the room. The Middle East Room has a white domed ceiling in hues of blue to conjure the sounds of an ud & the smells of felafel (this room is also wheelchair accessible). Africa is earthy with seriously solid timber doors & windows. Cocoon yourself in India or Thailand and you are immediately transported to the exotic best of those places. You can state your preference. All rooms lead to a lounge & a small reading space (Wireless Broadband Internet available). A communal kitchen space overlooks the gardens. There is an outdoor barbeque and picnic area. A variety of breakfast cereals are provided. We have a coffee/tea corner with homemade biscotti available 24/7. We are on 90 acres of bush with walking trails and the Wadbilliga National Forest just 5 minutes away where canoeing your day away is possible. Then come back for a massage, reflexology, and/or Reiki treatment - all available on site. A seperate workshop/seminar room is also on site so small meetings can be held and we do all the scrumptious catering. Both of us really enjoy cooking and the creativity of cooking. We have our own orchard and vegetable and herb garden where no chemicals or pesticides are used at all, and we try to cook as much as possible using produce from our gardens. Fernmark is operated by 2 women so you can be sure all the special touches are there!! You will revel in the special sounds of the bush and comfort of Fernmark. Attractions Bush walking in our Voluntary Conservation area - 40 acres. Feeding our 4 hourses apples and carrots Brogo Wilderness Canoes in the Wadbilliga National Park - 5 km of dam thru inlets and amazing rock cliff walls and faces. Mimosa Rocks National Park - swimming and hiking Ben Boyd National Park Bush Horse Riding Scuba Diving along the Merimbula Coral Reef Great Golf Courses - 5 in the area Fishing - Bermagui & Eden nearby Whale Watching from October to May Bega Cheese Factory Guided Bush Walking on the Coast Historic Tilba Village Car Parking We have plenty of room for your vehicles, boats, caravans, trailers, etc!! The parking area is conveniently located outside the Guesthouse. Child Policy Rates shown are for 2 adults. (Maximum of 2 guests in each room). The Mid East room is suitable for a third person, whether adult or child, with having a single futon bed. If the entire house is booked by one group of friends or family, children can be in any of the rooms. Transportation Fernmark is located in Brogo near Bega, between Sydney (5.5 hours) & Melbourne (8 hours) along the Princes Highway. It is an easy 3 hour drive from Canberra via the Snowy Mountain Highway. It is accessible by air with a short Rex flight from Sydney or Melbourne to Merimbula airport - 45 minutes away. Buses run from Sydney, Canberra & Melbourne. To find us drive 17 km north of Bega or 20 km south of Cobargo on the Princes Highway. From Canberra drive through Cooma along the Snowy Mountain Highway until the Princes Highway, turn left and drive 12 km north. Follow the turnoff to Brogo Dam on Warrigal Range Road and then drive 6.1 km from the highway to Fernmark (#610) on the RHS. Be careful of the wombats!!!
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August 26th-WAYNE TRACE: 128 runners were present to take part in the men's portion of the Wayne Trace Invitational, including runners from Stryker and North Central.
North Central finished ninth at the event, with Jason Vassar leading the way for the Eagles at twenty-eighth place. He finished the race at 19:29. Trenton Sakos took thirty-seventh place, running a 19:53. Keean Livensparger finished at sixty-fourth place by running a 21:26. Four seconds later, Adam Knepper took sixty-fifth place at 21:30.
A notable finish for Stryker, Hunter Lilleholm ran a 22:04 at the event.
The Lady Panthers had a strong showing at the Invitational, which had 105 girls running in the race. Shi'Ann Whitman of Stryker claimed sixteenth place with a 22:54. Also representing the Panthers, Paige Speelman took twenty-ninth place thanks to her time of 24:08. Megan Graber finished the race five seconds later, placing thirty-second at 24:13.
A notable finish for the Lady Eagles was Taylor Harper, who ran a 26:31.
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I agree with some of the other reviews about the "edits". For example, there is a distinct scene where the scenery appears to "move" just for a second. Since I have never seen the "full" version with the supposed "racist" implications, I simply wrote that scene off as an animation mistake. It's noticeable, but just for about two seconds in a two-hour movie. If you're not a die-hard purist toward the "unedited" Fantasia you probably won't notice the difference.
Now to sound. During the Nutcracker Suite there is a sequence where the fairies are putting dew on flowers. On the VHS version, you hear violins as each flower is touched. All other versions are missing the violins. I guess this was lost during the digital transfer. Once again: newcomers to the film will never know any better.
During the Ave Maria sequence, as the worshipers walk along the water with their candles, my speakers couldn't handle some of the low tones and the sound distorted slightly at higher volume. I turned the volume down and the sound was better but not perfect. I'm not sure if having an expensive home theater system would cure this, but it's the only movie I've ever had a problem with. I will have to remember not to play this sequence at high volume from now on.
There are other barely noticeable shortcomings to the sound throughout the film. Still, it sounds amazing considering it was made over 70 years ago.
Yes, during the orchestral narrations, you can detect spots where the narrator's voice must have been overdubbed in spots. It's better in my mind to have the footage even if it's not perfect.
Having said all this, if you are a newcomer to Fantasia you will enjoy it as long as you keep a couple of things in mind:
1) It is NOT a traditional Disney movie with a plot and some music. It IS a series of animated videos set to classical music pieces.
2) Each music video is introduced by the "host" as if you were an attendee at an animation festival or something. These "introduction" scenes do get tedious after repeated viewings. After you see the movie all the way through a few times, expect to start fast-forwarding through the "introduction" scenes.
Other than that: the movie is fantasic. The animation is detailed and innovative. All ages will love it. View it with an open mind and don't expect it to be "Lion King" or "Frozen."
At some point, if Disney releases a version of Fantasia with the orchestral introductions edited out, I will probably own a copy of that version too.
For right now, though, this version of Fantasia is as close to perfection as you will get, and if you just enjoy it for the music, the colors, and the fantastic animation, you will not be disappointed.
Another supposed "strike" the film has against it is its choice of conductor: Leopold Stokowski. Stoki was the P.T. Barnum of transplanted Euro conductors residing in America. Mention him to any "serious" classical music lover and he'll make a face like he's heard fingernails scraping down a chalkboard. Stokowski was known for his Bach transcriptions, one of which--"Toccata and Fugue in D minor"--opens the film. Essentially,he romanticized Bach, making him sound more like Tchaikovsky. One wit described such tampering as "High Cholesterol Bach." It's a dishonest reaction, molded by unimaginative attachments to "historical correctness" and hyper-realism. Avoid such persons like the plague (they probably started life by pulling the wings off butterflies). For those of us who have no qualms admitting that we like plenty of syrup on our musical flapjacks, embracing this wizard's transcriptions presents no problems. Seeing only Stokowski's brazen self-promotion amounts to blindness. This former organist had one of the most prodigious gifts in drawing color out of every orchestra he worked with, which made him the quintessential choice for Fantasia. Compare his achievement in this film, awash in personality, to the comparatively monochromatic conducting of James Levine in Fantasia 2000.
The meeting of Stokowski and Walt Disney, in 1937 at Chasen's restaurant, is the stuff of legend. Disney was starstruck with the conductor's celebrity, mysterious accent, and fierce mane. The seed of an idea for a "concert film" sprang from the meeting. At this time Disney had only produced and released one previous feature: Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs (1937). The idea of an animated feature had seemed risky and radical, with the naysayers predicting bankruptcy. The profits and critical acclaim from Snow White forever silenced those constipated doomsday prophets. Now, Disney was ready to take another risk. 1940 saw the release of Disney's second and third feature films. Artistically, it paid off as Pinocchio (1940) and Fantasia are, to date, Disney's two greatest films (yes, I said that), released only nine months apart. The former was a critical, box office hit. The latter did not make money for nearly twenty years. Disney had proven one can go indeed broke overestimating the American public.
The Fantasia deal signed, Stokowski was excited and predictably offered numerous ideas about the use of color. A later biographer wrote that the conductor's fascination with color was sincere, describing his various experiments with mixing alcoholic drinks for color effects. Stoki did a similar thing with "sound color" by incessantly changing the orchestra seating layout. Even visually, "Toccata and Fugue" is pure Stokowski. The opening piece is introduced via the superb narration of American composer Deems Taylor (to the public he was primarily known as a commentator for the NY Philharmonic Radio Broadcasts). This "absolute music" is total abstraction. Entirely hand painted, at times the watercolors almost appear to still be wet. Vibrant with texture, this is far removed from contemporary slick and soulless computer animation. Stokowski used no baton, so his beautifully powerful long hands are highlighted, jabbing through the splashing backdrop. The french horns are hauntingly lit in diaphanous color before the violin bows transform into silvery beams of light reaching for infinity. Sound and vision collide, producing crashing tides, ending in a literal fireworks display.
For those, like myself, who have overdosed on Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker Suite," Fantasia serves up a refreshing alternate vision, the most incandescent and sensual vignette of the entire program. Naturally, it is abridged and rearranged like one of Stoki's infamous "Symphonic Syntheses." Unwittingly, Disney tailored this Nutcracker Suite for the upcoming hippie acidhead generation (who eventually elevated Fantasia to masterpiece status). Darting fairies, spectral spider webs, and psychedelic mushrooms are followed by larger, dew-shaking `shrooms engaged in a Chinese tango. Being a ballet, naturally there is plenty of dancing, but the Disney team imaginatively improve on the yawn-inducing holiday imagery that we have come to associate with Tchaikovsky's most famous music (which, as Taylor reminds us, the composer himself detested). Guaranteed, you will not find blue fairies, Russian Cossacks, pink fairies, waltzing flowers, orange fairies, or rhythmic goldfish mating with fairies (?) and swimming through an erotic Busby Berkeleyesque aquatic Arabic dance sequence at your local ballet company anytime soon.
Paul Dukas' The Sorcerer's Apprentice is justifiably Fantasia`s most famous segment. Having a narrative (albeit a wordless one) to work with inspired the team to great heights. It is possibly the last time we will see Mickey Mouse before he succumbs to total blandness.With its narrative of white magic and sorcery, it is remarkable that the evangelical zealots of the day did not hone in on this segment (the way they did more recently with the Harry Potter series). It's either that such types are somehow even more de-evolved than they were seventy years ago (possible, but not likely) or they stayed away from anything with the tag of "classical music" attached anyway. Since they didn't see it, they didn't know to get their feathers riled. Regardless, Stokowski had no such qualms. This being a tone poem, it is tailored for his bag of tricks. Even the most art-constipated among us can enjoy our once favorite mouse in the expert choreography composed by the Disney team.
Igor Stravinsky's ballet "Le Sacre du printemps" ("The Rite of Spring") is served up here for the eternal dinosaur-loving eight-year-old boy. Actually, the ballet is about pagan sacrifice and is so dissonant and barbaric that it caused one of the biggest scandals of music history in the form of a violent riot during the 1913 premiere at the Theatre des Champs-Elysees. Regardless of the ballet's narrative change (and the necessary abridgment), the composer (the only living composer chosen for the film) at first loved the Disney/Stokowski version. Years later, he did an about face (as he was apt to do), vilifying it. Still, given the time, the Darwinism included here was a damned provocative decision. This was only fifteen years after the Scopes trial, yet Disney and team are showing us the beginning of life on earth as science has revealed. Fish mutating into amphibious lifeforms show the artists clearly siding with Scopes and Clarance Darrow. Naturally, the dinosaurs come, and no Creation Museum is going to stop them. While the Le Sacre du Printemps (2004) film by the tragically short-lived Oliver Herrmann might be aesthetically truer to the avant-garde nature of Stravinsky's masterpiece, Fantasia`s interpretation is rousing (and exhausting). After carnivorous lizards and the extinction of much life on earth, we deserve an amusing intermission with the soundtrack and, again Taylor is the host for the job.
Fantasia`s treatment of Beethoven's "Pastorale" symphony has always been a point of debate. Skinny dipping centaurettes are lured (by mooning cherubs) to square jawed, beefcake centaurs. Fortunately, the centaurettes do manage to squeeze into their garland bras because their male counterparts don't seem to know what to do next. Confused libidos and a bacchanal (where the wine is pouring) is rudely interrupted by none other than Zeus himself (wielding a lightening bolt forged by Vulcan). This is the famous "storm" movement of the Pastorale. Helios' chariot brings forth a much-needed sunset, and Selene tucks the Earth in with the night of her cape. Stokowski's reading, like Disney's animation, is anything but subtle.
Ponichelli's ballet "Dance of the Hours" (from the opera "La Gioconda") becomes what may be the most eccentric burlesque in the history of cinema. This is also a highly debated segment, which is to be expected with an amorous alligator cavorting with a hippo, alligators riding ostriches, and elephants riding alligators. Perhaps the Fantaisa-loving acid heads of the 1960s had a point.
Mussorgsky's "Night on Bald Mountain" was part of Stokowski's standard repertoire. He has his own arrangement, as opposed to the Rimsky-Korsakov edition used in most concert programs. The Witches' Sabbath brings out the Satanic Chernobog (modeled, in part, on Bela Lugosi and Wilford Jackson), descending on the town below like the Angel of Death terrorizing Egypt in the Moses narrative. Chernobog's demons join their master in this violent, surreal nightmare, which, unfortunately for the victims, features a fiery pit to rival the worst of the gnostic apocalypses. The sadistic, phantasmagoric mayhem retreats with the chiming of the church bells that herald the segue into Schubert's "Ave Maria." Some have held these last two conjoined segments as the film's best.
Walt Disney had planned more editions of Fantasia (which included a collaboration with Salvador Dali), but its initial failure laid such plans to rest until sixty year later when Walt Disney Productions released Fantasia 2000. Fantasia 2000 had fleeting moments of brilliance, but was mostly a disappointing sequel; too clean, too crisp, lacking the risk-taking intensity and provocativeness of the original. Pinocchio may have had boys turning into jackasses, and Dumbo (1941) had it's mind boggling "pink elephants on parade," but Walt Disney's Fantasia is chock-full of progressive weirdness and an ardent embrace of art for the sake of art.
*Review originally published at 366 weird movies
The one thing that this laserdisc (and VHS counterpart) has that the DVD and Bluray doesn't have is the original Deems Taylor introductions (albeit the abridged versions). When this film was reissued in 1946, Taylor's wrap-around intros for each musical piece were shortened and remained that way for the next five decades. Unfortunately, when Disney was restoring the wrap-around segments in 2000, they were able to salvage the footage, but not the audio, so the narration had to be redubbed. Therefore, this is the only way to hear Deems Taylor's original narration. Even though it isn't 100% true to it's original presentation in 1940, this version I prefer, because it's what I grew up with. Not to mention that this is the version that most audiences from previous generations will be familiar with for the most part. And this transfer holds up very well too. The colors are vibrant and the sound is breathtaking.


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Many families experience their young adults going astray from the faith and dappling in the gods of this culture. We know that you love these young people. We know that each one is precious to you. Please do not let these young people be snatched from the Father's hand. Circle each one with your love. Give them eyes to see the foolishness of this world and help them see clearly your truth. Draw their hearts back to you, so that they are not eternally damaged by their wanderings. Protect them, guide them, and bring them back home to your heart.
Please give grace to the parents of these young people. Give them the words to speak to their sons and daughters. Give them the patience needed to await your miracle in their child's life. In their grief, restore thier hope. Increase their faith in your promises and in your amazing power to change the course of their child's life. Restore to them the years that the locust have eaten.
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It should have been called "Around the World in One Day" since it was, once again, another 1-day challenge.
My "auf-prediction" record remains an untarnished .000!
Not that I'm complaining. I'm glad Gordana is still in the game. But the girl cannot get a break. Heidi browbeats her mercilessly week after week. Then when guest judge Milla Jonovich (who was great, by the way) tells her she needs to be more confident of her work, Heidi chastises Gordana for it. Jeez!
I admit, I am a fashion moron when it comes to this show. One week "being wearable" is a detriment. Next week, the design should be more predictable. For example, I understood Christopher's soft blue and sand tones being inspired by Santa Fe (although Milla's suggestion of using Georgia O'Keefe's bright, bold colors was awesome). I also thought the chiffon fabrics he chose were a nice unexpected touch.
The horizontal pleats on Nicolas's pants reminded me of Greek columns, and his top of the white hillside houses. But apparently the challenge was to create something you could wear in your chosen place, not actually be inspired by it to design something unique.
As much as I don't care for her bitchiness, Irina impressed me last night. Not just with her Aspen-inspired design, but also to challenge herself with each design. Of course, she had to caveat it by belittling the other designers as just trying to get by.
And something sort of unrelated: Does anybody know where I can find screencaps of Project Runway? I know some blogs post lots of them, but I'm looking for specific caps of the judges.


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From Aug 2006 - Nov 2013 WeDig provided a live forum for diggers & fans of Vindolanda. It has now been mothballed and will be maintained as a live archive.
Here you will find preserved 7 years of conversation, photos, & knowledge about a site many people love. Vindolanda gets under the skin. (Figuratively and literally as a volunteer excavator!) It's a place you remember, filled with people you remember!
Thanks for 7 great years!
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|Mike McGuire
|May 13 2012, 08:41 AM
The first of my walks went according to plan. I hope those of you who came enjoyed it. However, a number of people weren't able to come because they didn't want to miss their meal at the Hedley Centre. A great compliment to Pauline that you would want to eat her excellent food in the warm and dry rather than listen to me droning on on a cold and windy hilltop At least we made it back on time at 7pm, 15 minutes before the monsoon started. Those of you who were on site this week will know what I mean.
As previously announced, I can't do a walk this coming week. To save a similar difficult choice for potential participants next week, I'm moving the date to Tuesday 22nd as Pauline doesn't cook for Hedley Centre residents on a Tuesday. Further details, plus some details for those who can't make that date and would like to go on their own, will appear here in a few days' time.
Look forward to meeting many more of you in the next couple of weeks.
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That little message has since been updated on BritneySpears.com, saying: "Only 1 paparazzi at rehearsal tonight. Nice break, but we were looking forward to mocking them on the site tomorrow. Soon enough."
Sources tell me Britney is rehearsing for her X-factor performance - which isn't too far off.
Don't take the thing above too seriously. Just horsin' around. Keep on keepin' on, Brit!


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The Mix it Up Challenge this week is a toughie from Miss Donna over there on Splitcoaststampers… How could she do this to me?? You know it has really be a while since I have done any stamp layering, overstamping or any background stamping that I had to think about.
I will have to remember to thank Donna for reminding me… maybe if she is a good girl, so shhh… don't go and tell her, she can think I am suffering.
This one is very simple, script stamped as background on gloss cardstock card base, then a blocks stamp over in Colorbox Fluid Chalk ink Pink Pastel and on top of that the three silhouette flowers in Ancient Page coal black. All stamps by Stamp-It Australia. Don't you love the way the chalk ink stays matte, while the rest of the background is shiny? This can be buffed with a paper towel so that the stamped pink area then becomes shiny too. How clever are these Fluid Chalk inks?
The script background was stamped in Ancient Page ink so that it was permanent and would not run when overstamped with the other inks. Any permanent ink would work, like StazOn or Archival.
Now I really am liking this one, it ahs depth to it and it is all illusion!! I used a matte cardstock base and just direct to paper inked the darker area over three quarters of the card and around the edge with Colorbox Fluid Chalk Creamy Brown and let it dry while I stamped the Sentiment from Penny Black. I have been trying not to mix my stamps lately and stick with one company, but I love this daisy and I love that sentiment, so what is a girl to do.
Now my card is completely dry with a bit of help from my trusty heat gun, I take Colorbox Fluid Ink Alabaster and stamp the brush strokes daisy from Stamp-It. I really inked the stamp up from a very juicy pad, and when it is wet it hardly shows up, but when it dries it is a beautiful muted chalky white in there. Do you like it as much as I do???
Well Donna I did it without too much pain. When I first read the challenge I had plenty of pain, and the earth shook way over there in Georgia from my foot stomping!! But I think I done did good, eh???
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Is any one on the board from around Tupelo MS.... Read More
Aug 11, '03So how many of us Mississippians are students, and how many are actually nurses?
I see there are several MGCCC students here, what about the rest of you?
Aug 11, '03I'm a Level 2 student. I'd post a poll for Mississippi but, I haven't figured it out, yet.
Aug 11, '03Originally posted by MandyInMS
Hiyas Kay ..edited my previous post...got to thinking..ahhhh what if somebody reads this is KNOWS me..lmaooo...some things I post here are personal..can't have folks knowing who the psycho nurse from XXX Ms is....hehe
There's a girl that lives in my town who has a vanity plate on her car that says "MANDYMS"
Everytime I see her I think about your username! LOL
Aug 12, '03Just thought I'd post this for you other Miss'ippians out there -
Info on a MS nursing scholarship/loan program (BSN or higher)
Aug 12, '03I came accross this same site a while back. However, I never came accross anything about nursing scholarships. Thanks for posting the link.
Aug 13, '03Here's another web site I just came across I thought you folks might find interesting - it shows the NCLEX pass rates for most (all?) of the nursing schools in the state! Might be helpful if you're still deciding on a school.
It's a PDF file so you'll need Acrobat Reader to view it...
Aug 14, '03USM has the lowest pass rate in the state for BSN and has the nerve enough to require such a time consuming thing as CNA as a pre-req.
Aug 14, '03I was surprised to see that - I've always thought USM was one of the better schools in the state!
You can explore around that site and also find some more information about the schools like faculty/student ratio, etc.
Aug 14, '03From what I heard when I was living in MS... Mississippi University for Women has a VERY VERY good nursing program.... I went there for several semesters working on Pre-Reqs before I moved out of state...
Aug 14, '03Wow...such a host of Mississippians all under one cyber roof. I grew up in Hattiesburg and am now in the Nashville area. I'm a student still working on prereqs and have chosen nursing as a second career.
My sister is currently getting her FNP from USM and she's only had good things to say. She also got her BSN from USM. I also just heard that USM just bought part of the old Cloverleaf Mall to add on to their teaching space to let more people into the nursing program. Hopefully, they're doing something right.
Aug 14, '03Burntout...love Steal Magnolias too? I noticed your signature. I'm new to this BB and already met a bunch of Mississippians, a fellow Alias lover and a Steal Magnolia. What a wonderful end to a lazy day!
Aug 15, '03Originally posted by nurs2b
From what I heard when I was living in MS... Mississippi University for Women has a VERY VERY good nursing program.... I went there for several semesters working on Pre-Reqs before I moved out of state...
Cam - my pastor and some of his family are from/live in Hattiesburg. Also have some distant cousins there. Seems like a big change going from Hburg to Nashville (so HUGE!)


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My trip to Northern Spain in 2011 – part 2
The next walk on our trip to the Picos de Europa in Northern Spain was to the Lakes of Covadonga. They are two lakes at an altitude of 1134 metres above sea level in the Picos de Europa National Park.
The two lakes are are Lake Enol and Lake Ercina and was the original center of the Picos de Europa National Park back in 1918.
Auntie was driving us to the visitors centre at the lakes. The road that leads to the lakes starts at Covadonga and is 12.6 kilometres long at an average gradient of 7.3%. The most demanding section is La Huesera, 7 kilometres from the top of the climb, with an average gradient of 15%. It was a hair raising drive up to the lakes. At times I had to get out and push the car – I am only 30 cms tall! It was scary.
We eventually got to the car park and admired the mountain peaks.
Near the car park lie the Mines of Buferrera, some five minutes walk from the lakes. We made a small circuit walk in this abandoned mining area, which used to produce iron and magnesium. It operated between the years 1893 and 1932.
We decided to do a circular walk over the grassy grazing grounds of the lakes by foot.
The snow top peaks are of the western massif of Picos de Europa range.
Swimming was not allowed in the lakes.
I kept my eye out for any hungry cuddly toy eating Wolves.
A little hill was halfway between the two lakes and we were able to look down on to the lakes.
It was well into the thirties here and I was glad I had put on my suncream over my cotton fur.
Going beyond the lakes we came across a remote chapel.
Not sure why this was built here.
After the trek, we headed back down to Covadonga for blue cheese sauce chips.
To be continued….
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The City of Monrovia invites YOU to a public meeting to discuss the latest developments in the preservation of Monrovia's history! In collaboration with ASM Affiliates, a historic resources consulting firm in Pasadena, the City is in the process of preparing a citywide historic context that will serve as a tool for the evaluation and designation of potential historic districts.
What is a context statement you may ask? A robust historic context is the foundation for identifying, evaluating, and handling historic properties and will help us make future land use decisions. They identify important architectural themes in history and then show how those themes relate to our existing historic properties.
At this informational meeting, ASM and the City will provide a progress report on the project and present initial research findings. But, most importantly, you are invited to participate in a discussion about the project's goals, as well as contribute your information about places and themes that may be historically significant, especially those associated with significant local events and people, as well as architecture.
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The best (and worst) countries for cloud computing
Unlike the virtual realm, the world that appears on a map poses a long list of challenges both to the adoption of cloud computing and the extent to which service providers are willing or able to take their operations global and open up data centers or other operations in new and emerging markets.
In an effort to make sense of that patchwork, the software trade group BSA today is releasing its second annual global cloud-computing scorecard, an evaluation of 24 countries' laws and regulations on a host of issues that bear on a company's decision to open shop in a new market.
"I would say that it is a solid mix. There has been a lot of progress that we're very hopeful about," says Chris Hopfensperger, technology policy counsel at the BSA. "I think the thing that we see though at the end of the day is that there's good laws and bad laws and you end up with really patchy progress."
The 24 countries the BSA evaluated for its cloud scorecard account for around 80 percent of the global information and communications technology market.
For the second year in a row, the BSA ranked Japan as the friendliest environment for cloud providers, citing a high rate of broadband adoption, strong laws against cybercrimes and a solid framework to promote security and protect users' privacy.
Australia follows in the No. 2 spot, also unchanged from last year, while the United States moved up a position, switching places with Germany to rank No. 3 on the cloud scorecard, though the authors of the report attribute that advance more to the ongoing development of standards and infrastructure supporting cloud computing than any substantive policy measures enacted by the government.
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The BSA's scorecard acknowledges some encouraging signs of activity on the privacy front in the United States, including the Obama administration's expression of support for new consumer-protection legislation and the development of a so-called privacy bill of rights. At the same time, the report notes "the absence of a broader consensus among lawmakers" on what provisions should be included in an online privacy bill.
Apart from that debate over broad consumer-privacy protections, the BSA, along with a great many cloud-service providers, is actively lobbying for an update to the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA), a 1986 statute that set parameters for law-enforcement authorities to wiretap phones and gain access to a computer's data transmissions. But as it is applied today, that law, which long predated the general use of email (let alone the cloud), has created considerable uncertainty about the legal protections afforded to Web-based services, as well as some odd circumstances like the ability for authorities to obtain emails without a warrant from a Webmail provider if the communications are older than six months.
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Exercise: 5.5km Walk, Bike Intervals, Core Work
Well a better day today exercise wise.
Walked down to the Supermarket with Hubby and Alana to get a few things, then walked home again.
When I got home I thought that as I was dressed for exercise I'd dust off the bike and did 8 sets of 45 seconds flat out with 45 seconds recovery.
This certainly helped my legs, which were very sore from doing squats and lunges yesterday 🙄
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West Bromwich Albion boss Steve Clarke is relaxed after their first league defeat of the campaign at Fulham. An opening day 3-0 win over Liverpool set the tone for a superb start to the campaign as a draw at Tottenham and win over Everton followed.
"We had a really good start to the season," he said. "Then we lost at Fulham - which a lot of teams do - and didn't quite reach the standard that we expected to reach. But it's just a defeat, it's part and parcel of football and we'll move on to the next game.
"I'm not sure it was an exceptional start to the season. It was a good start. We're a good team, I've said that all along.
"We expected to start well and we did that. We've had a defeat and suddenly everyone wants to turn it around. We just approach the next game like we've approached the others and hopefully our performance will be good enough to get the result.
"I'm not sure too many people were getting carried away. I think the media might look at it and go 'that was really impressive' but the important thing is that in the confines of this building, our group, we knew we'd had a good start but I kept saying there would be disappointing days to come.
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15 ways to become disgustingly fat, unfit, unhealthy and a physical mess
"We are a product of our habits, and all of mine are bad!"- K.M.
I spend way too much time telling people what they should eat, what they should do in the weight room, or on the track, and too much time telling people how they should take care of their body. Don't get me wrong, I love doing it…after all, it's what I do. I get flooded with those questions daily from everyone…family members, friends, and even total strangers.
Some of these people get it, and actually do what I tell them. They see results, feel better and look great. Most however, ignore the advice and go back to their old ways.
Sometimes I think it may be easier to tell people what not to do and maybe that will get the message across a little better.
So, in response to that thought, I have decided to write 15 things that you should do if you want to get really fat, really unfit, unhealthy and just a physical mess in life. I could probably write 50 or more easily after observing the general public, or walking through a Wal-Mart.
By the way, if you do some of these things and this list offends you, I am not sorry. Read it and weep, or you can get up, get your ass in gear and change your habits.
- Eat two meals or less a day, and make sure you skip breakfast totally. If you MUST eat breakfast for whatever reason, make sure you eat a lot of high sugar and high fat foods, such as sticky buns, French Toast, and Pancakes with syrup.
- Make sure those two meals are full of mostly sugar, and processed ingredients. If you need some help with this, eat lots of high sugary carbs that are found in packages.
- Try your best to move as little as possible all day long. If you work at a desk job, stay there as much as possible. Get rides to and from your destination and make sure you park or are dropped off as close to the entrance as you can.
- Binge very late at night on fatty foods that contain high amounts of saturated fat, sugar, and white flour. Make sure you over eat, even when full. Go to bed immediately when finished.
- Drink a lot of alcohol each night. Beer, mixed drinks, whatever, just make sure it's more than you need. Don't ever just have a "few"…drink to excess. Always follow your alcoholic binging with the suggestions from number 4, above.
- Never stretch, lift any weights, or do anything that will get your heart rate up. No running, walking more than necessary, and no working out at all. EVER.
- When parts of your body hurt, ignore the pain, work through it, and do nothing to correct it. Don't find out what is wrong; just keep doing whatever it is you have been doing.
- Watch a lot of TV. Spend all of your spare time watching TV or surfing the net. ALWAYS have some kind of fatty, high calorie snack with you while you are watching or surfing. Some great choices are; cookies, M & M's, chips, wings, and ice cream.
- Don't drink water on purpose. Make sure all of your drinks, other than the alcohol, are things with sugar in them. Sodas are your best choice here. If you don't have soda, things like Kool Aid, Lemon Aid, and whole milk are great alternatives. Oh, and make sure you drink at least 64 ounces in one sitting.
- Eliminate ALL vegetables, and fruits from your diet. If you must eat fruit, make sure it comes in a can and is packed in syrup. If you must eat fresh fruit, make sure to dip it in chocolate, honey or some other kind of high sugar, high fat food. If you are forced to eat veggies, spread a ton of butter or cheese over them.
- Smoke everyday, and smoke a lot. Fill your lungs with thick smoke as much as possible. If you can do this WHILE you are drinking alcohol, even better.
- Stay up very late eating, and watching TV and wake up early each morning. Make sure you are always tired and never get any good sleep.
- Eliminate all fiber out of your diet. If you eat mostly fatty processed foods, you should be good here.
- Never wash your hands throughout the day. This goes for after you go to the bathroom too.
- No vitamin or mineral supplements whatsoever. Don't supplement your already crappy diet with anything that might help your health.
Some of you might be reading this and admit to yourself that you do some of these things. Others might realize that you do most of these things. Regardless, none of these things are going to get you where you want to go if your goals have anything to do with health, or fitness. Eating to excess or going out for a night of drinking once in a while is not going to kill you and may not even hinder your long term progress. Its the people that make any of the above habits that need to watch out and get themselves right.


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Greetings and thanks to those who got a coveted seat at last Saturday's show, our first-ever sold-out Iron Mule program! It was standing room only on a cold February night as we gathered for 12 short films, two trailers and our fancy new 3-D title intro. Almost as good as Avatar, and a hell of a lot shorter.
For those who've attended any Iron Mule shows in the last year, you may remember that this was the moment of truth for hosts Jay Stern & Victor Varnado who had each made a pledge to shoot a feature film before February or host that month's show naked. And boy, did they deliver!... their films. The audience was witness, not to the full monty, but to the trailers for Victor's movie, "Lasergun," and Jay's movie, "Jay Stern's Still Untitled Movie About a Ghost in an Apartment." While they both agreed that shooting a feature in a weekend may not be the way to go, it did kickstart both of them into working on their next project. In Victor's case, that means using the footage he shot to try and scare up money to go back and shoot it better, and in Jay's case, that's preparing for the other two features he plans to shoot this year.
On to the main event, Jay & Victor introduced our guest judge, Ritch Duncan, who shared some wisdom from the book he co-authored with October's guest judge Bob Powers entitled "The Werewolf's Guide to Life." After answering audience questions about silver bullets and the veracity of Teen Wolf, we began the evening with a pair of British films about trying to get ahead. "Audition," by Simon Brown, features a monkey puppet trying out for the role of Othello, and Kat Moon's "The Initiative," revolved around an office drone named First who always comes in second. Kat, a New York native, was on hand to tell us about making the film while attending the London Film School, and how her DP ended up starring in the film after her lead actor quit the night before shooting started.
Next up, "Official Selection" skewered the Hollywood "Art vs. Commerce" debate as two budding screenwriters battle to rewrite the movie they're in. And following that, previous Iron Mule participant Louis Grenier shared his latest short, "Don't Put That There," a monologue about littering that features footage he'd shot fifteen years ago and recently completed. Louis talked about the process of adding new footage to the film and how he first started recording his stand-up monologues. Checking in with our guest judge, Ritch explained that he had been taking "copious notes," such as "monkey puppet" and "exploding car." Any further opinions he was clearly keeping close to the vest.
We then moved on to an animation bloc, beginning with David Baas' "Skylight," from Canada. A mock nature documentary (and a rare success in the genre, see here), "Skylight" examines the majestic arctic penguin and the danger he faces from laserbeam-accurate holes in the ozone layer. After that, Iron Mule was very lucky to have longtime-viewer, first-time-screener Laurie Rosenwald on hand to share three of her animated films. Employing temps she pays "little or nothing" to set her cut-paper-collage animations into motion, Laurie's films use anecdotal monologues to explore superlatives, cable TV addiction, and other pitfalls of modern life. Her third film, "David's Diary," centers on a diary entry read by author David Sedaris, whose articles she has previously illustrated for The New Yorker.
Rounding out our competition entries for the evening, we ended with "Brinquedos (Toys)," a silent, surreal short from Brazil about a little girl's perilous quest for a doll carriage, and "Time Travel: An Allegory," from Portland, Maine filmmaker Ritchie Wilson. In the film, the main character invents a time machine to kill Hitler but mostly uses it to steal cereal, while his roommate watches the many doppelgangers come and go and tries to keep him from inadvertantly killing himself. Ritchie made the trip down from Portland to talk about the film and discuss how he came to live in Maine. (A girl was involved, he said mysteriously.)
Before concluding the program, we introduced a special guest in attendance: Ming-Yi Smith. She met future husband Alan Smith when she was chosen to be in the Wanna Be A Star? film "Kumquat," which Alan directed. The two hit it off immediately and went on to make a sequel, "Avocado," and last month tied the knot. (Their story was recently covered in this New York Times "Vows" article.) In honor of our first Iron Mule wedding, we screened "Kumquat" and talked with Ming-Yi about her memories of the shoot. This month's Wanna Be A Star? film, directed by Iron Mule producer Lin Sorensen, featured a couple Iron Mule faves, filmmaking team dp & Kasey Williamson. In the film, "Go For The Win," dp plays a job applicant struggling through a very unorthodox interview. So far, no one involved in the production has decided to get married. For more information on the Wanna Be A Star? competition, please visit our website and check out our next show for your chance to win.
After all the ballots had been collected, guest judge Ritch Duncan announced the winners: "Official Selection" won our Audience Award, and "Time Travel" picked up our Judges' Award. Congratulations to Vince & Ritchie on your accolades, and thanks to everyone who helped us pack the house. Our next show is March 6th and we'll have lots more great short comedy, including films from Germany, Newfoundland, and Los Angeles, so get your tickets early!
Monday, February 8, 2010
Notes from our February 6th Screening
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D-DAY is looming for residents in the Castle Park area of Whitby who will soon learn if a piece of land used for recreation near their homes will be safeguarded from development.
A North Yorkshire County Council committee will have the final say on whether the field at Highfield Road will be granted village green status next Friday at Sneaton Castle.
The meeting comes after a bid by families was recommended for refusal at a public inquiry held last year in the town.
The village green application was submitted back in 2009 by local resident Sue Grimoldby and residents have been fighting ever since to protect the land.
After the application was submitted in May 2010, Annington Developments who owned the land and had planning permission to build 41 houses, 10 of which were affordable, made the decision to auction the land with no reserve.
A small development company established in 2009, known as Yorkshire County Homes Ltd, bid for the land against residents and won.
It then instructed solicitors who filed an objection against the application in June 2010 – around 14 months after the village green application was submitted.
Resident Joanne Wood told the Whitby Gazette she was disappointed at the result of the public inquiry.
"I feel disappointed but I will fight all the way," she said.
A final decision on the application will be made at the meeting of the council's Planning and Regulatory Functions Sub-Committee next Friday starting at 10am.
The meeting is open to the public and all residents, old and new in the Castle Park area in support of the application are being urged to attend.
Anyone who would like to speak at the meeting is asked to call Joanne on 601704 before Monday.


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