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Even as a kid, I recognized an obsession when I saw one. My father's began late in the Eisenhower years when he got his first subscription to Arizona Highways. A rural route mailman in northern Illinois, he used to rise at 4 a.m. and be home by 1 p.m. As soon as each month's issue came in the afternoon mail, he took the magazine to his bedroom and whiled away a good part of an hour, dreaming of Arizona's stunning, surreal deserts, canyons, mountains, extraordinary flora and warm, glorious colors. Was Arizona just an antidote to the dreary Midwestern winters, or was it a case of true love at first sight?
About 20 issues of Arizona Highways later, in the spring of 1960, Dad took me out of fifth grade for a week of grand adventure. We got into our brand-new Ford Falcon, caught old Route 66 at Dwight, Ill., and met my Uncle Dean (what road story is complete without a Dean?) in Springfield. Dad and Dean took turns driving and we headed nonstop down Highway 66 through Missouri and Oklahoma, despite tornado watches and pelting rain. I slept fitfully, nightmarishly, in the back seat. This was at the tail end of the fabled route's heyday, barely a generation removed from the Joads, and the highway was replete with colorful curio shops and roadside diners where you could order pig-hip sandwiches.
We first stopped for the night in Magdalena, N.M., a sleepy little mountain town. At breakfast the following morning, at a café that featured a working hitching post, I saw a real-life cowboy tip a waitress a dime. In Arizona, we left 66 for a while to make our harrowing way through Salt River Canyon. I was certain that numerous Midwesterners died daily in Salt River Canyon, pitched from their vehicles into the ravines and draws.
In Phoenix, we spent two days visiting a friend of Dad's. I couldn't piece together any of the adult conversation but took pleasure in hanging out with the friend's son, who kept lizards and snakes for pets. Back in Illinois, a week later and 10 pounds heavier (I had inhaled the cherry pie at every one of those quaint diners) my mother told me that Dad was thinking of transferring to the Phoenix Post Office. "Now, he wants to move there," she wailed. "All of us. What next?"
The following summer, 1961, Dad and Mom left us five kids at my grandparents' farm, slid into the very same Falcon, and, for the better part of two weeks, toured Arizona. Mom, a homebody with deep Midwestern roots, had successfully lobbied Dad, an old Navy salt who might even have had a touch of Irish Traveller in him, to stay in Illinois at least until my oldest sister graduated from high school in 1961. The trip was probably Dad's way of greasing the skids for an eventual move. They returned with deep tans and the deed to 10 acres of Arizona high desert about 20 miles east of Kingman, the last major Arizona stop on old 66. To this day, I believe that the purchase was a bargaining chip Mom offered to keep us in the Midwest. At home, she spoke eloquently about the beauty of the land, but seemed extremely relieved by the knowledge that we wouldn't be moving there yet.
"You never know how fast the area will grow," said Dad. He refused to let go of his Arizona dreams; he trusted that his piece of the West would someday bear fruit. He just had no idea how long he would have to wait.
My parents were the only family members to see the land. Polaroids, long lost, that Dad took revealed dry, baked mountains and one distinctive rise that looked something like a face jutting high out of the sand, one-fourth of Mount Rushmore -- Jefferson, maybe.
Decades passed, and Dad followed the progress through the Mohave County Landowners Association newsletter. Things never took off in the wilds of Mohave County. And Dad never got back to the desert, though he often visited my older sister, who moved to Colorado in 1969. He got offers on the Arizona land over the years, but never enough to pry his $250 investment from his grip. Dad died in 1997. My own son, Jim, at the age of 10, got the property as an inheritance. It was Dad's wish; I executed his will.
This past fall, Jim, now 25, and I set out to finally find the land. This time, I got to see Arizona through the eyes of my son, whose love of travel and the West might well be his grandpa's most lasting legacy. Using four maps sent to us by the landowners' association, we drove a rental car across Route 40 -- the former 66 -- from Flagstaff west toward Kingman, devouring the wild, eerie and constantly surprising country. At 62, I understood full well why my dad had loved this country: The colors, the space, the foliage, embrace you. Back when I was young, watching my dad pine for the Arizona desert, I had no idea how decades of work, worry and responsibility create the need for both comfort and escape.
Our turnoff was a little road just before a feature on the map called Tin Mountain. We bumped our way down a harsh and weathered dirt road. When I got out of the car and looked up at 5,900-foot-high Tin Mountain, I recognized it immediately. It was the same handsome mountain, and exactly the same view, that I'd seen in Dad's old photos.
We walked the hilly road, making forays into the California junipers, Joshua trees, cacti and piñon pines. We took pictures of ourselves sifting sand through our hands, like grizzled old prospectors. Fifty years had passed since Dad's $250 sated his obsession; by 2011, the land's value had grown to $9,000. But the treasure of Mohave County was never in the money. It was always in the land itself, where both of us -- all three of us -- felt the rarest fulfillment.
Tony Fitzpatrick is an author and freelance writer in Webster Groves, Missouri.


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LEWISBURG, Pa. — The film, "Coming Home: The CARE Program," a 16-minute documentary produced by five Bucknell students, was honored with an award presented in October by Federal Chief Judge Yvette Kane in Harrisburg.
CARE — Court Appointed Re-Entry program — was created in 2009 by Kane to reduce criminal recidivism through court oversight. Judges, probation officers and community volunteers work with individuals on probation to help them adjust to life outside prison. Participants who successfully complete the program have their probation time reduced.
The students — Caitlin Falco '13, Erich Gilbride '14, Tim Kim '16, Zander Massey '14 and Bucknell graduate student Brianna Derr, an Instructional Technologist Video Production Specialist — were members of Professor Eric Faden's Film/Media Production Clinic last year.
To produce the video, the film-makers conducted more than a dozen interviews with current and former participants; federal judges, probation officers and prison wardens; and community volunteers, condensing the resulting 26 hours of video into a documentary. The project took the class inside the walls of the Federal Correctional Institute — Schuylkill in Minersville, Pa., and to federal courthouses in Harrisburg, Scranton and Williamsport.
"I'm proud of the class because most viewers assume it was made by a professional film crew," said Faden. "Student films are often stigmatized as amateurish. We want to show that students can produce broadcast-quality work given a good mission and the support to produce it."
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As part of the Film/Media Concentration, Bucknell offers two production focused courses — an intro to film/media production and the film/media production clinic — both in response to student demand for requests for more production-focused courses.
"We live in a media-saturated society," says Faden. "Students know how to make films with their iPhones but not how to make a good film. They want to participate in making something of a professional level. We're a big believer that students should have those sorts of skills in the world. Businesses have this expectation that students have these high media skills."
Faden offers the example of a student in his Intro to Film Media Studies years ago who took a job at a pharmaceutical firm after graduation. "She sent an email saying the first thing she was asked to do was a two-minute video of her undergrad research and she was the only one who knew how to do anything. She said, 'I now realize every business is in the film business,' he said.
With funding from the President's office as part of the Presidential Arts Initiative, Faden developed the Film/Media Production Clinic. Located in a state-of-the-art studio on campus, the clinic offers non-profit organizations the opportunity to have a video made to showcase their mission.
Faden says he decided to solicit applications from the non-profit sector which seemed to need video the most and have the least ability to produce it. Organizations can apply to the clinic in January and students review applications the first week of classes and make sure the project is feasible, then enter into a client/customer relationship to produce a broadcast quality video by the end of the semester.
Applications for the spring semester project are due Jan. 17. "We choose one client whose project fully exploits the medium of video and film," says Faden. "Video might not be the best solution; video only works effectively for some things. Sometimes a webpage or brochure or graphic will do the job better." [click here to download a printable application form]
This is the third year for the course. Previous projects included a video about Dreamcatcher Farm, a local CSA; two spots for the Electronic Frontier Foundation in San Francisco; and some PSAs for the Independent Film and Television Alliance in Los Angeles.


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Cucumber Rounds with Herbed Cream Cheese
1 English (seedless) cucumber, well chilled
1 8 oz. brick PHILADELPHIA Cream Cheese (any variety), softened to room temperature
¼ cup minced fresh dill weed, parsley, or chervil (or a combination) or 1 ½ tablespoons dried dill weed or parsley
2 tablespoons CLAUSSEN Kosher Dill Pickles juice
¾ teaspoon granulated onion or onion powder
½ teaspoon granulated garlic or garlic powder
Freshly ground black pepper to taste
1 green onion, green part only, minced
ADD the softened cream cheese, dill weed, dill pickle juice, granulated onion or onion powder, granulated garlic or garlic powder, and freshly ground black pepper to the bowl of a stand mixer, a large bowl with a hand mixer, or a bowl with a sturdy spoon. Mix on high (or mix aggressively by hand) until the cream cheese is soft, smooth, and all other ingredients are evenly distributed.
SCRAPE into a pastry bag fitted with whichever tip you prefer, a zipper top bag, or a bowl which is then covered with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least an hour before serving.
SLICE the chilled cucumber into ¼-inch thick rounds. Pipe, squeeze, or spread the herbed cream cheese mixture into the center of each round. Serve immediately.
The leftover herbed cream cheese mixture is good for about a week when tightly wrapped and refrigerated.
Preparation and Serving Notes:
You can use whichever variety of PHILADELPHIA Cream Cheese you like, but I prefer PHILADELPHIA 1/3 Less Fat than Cream Cheese.
If you prefer, you can spread the cream cheese rather than pipe it, but I find that it's faster to fill a disposable pastry bag fitted with a tip and use that to top the cucumbers. If you don't have a pastry bag, you can simply load the cream cheese into a zipper top bag, seal it, then snip the corner off. Voila! Instant and disposable pastry bag!
Don't pipe the cream cheese onto the cucumber rounds more than a few minutes before serving. The cucumber will start weeping and the cheese will want to slide off. This is a good thing if it's near your mouth, but otherwise is very sad.
If other herbs are abundant where you live, feel free to chop them and add them into the mix. I love dill, so I usually stick with it, but I've had happiness with fresh parsley and chervil in this dish, too! This makes great picnic fare, too! If you want to pack this in your picnic basket, put pre-sliced cucumbers in a zipper top bag, then store those and the cream cheese mixture in another zipper top bag in your cooler, snip the edge off of the bag when you serve your meal, and squeeze directly onto sliced cucumbers.
For more recipes and ideas, visit my blog at www.foodiewithfamily.com.
Crunchy cucumber rounds are the perfect appetizer finger food. And the perfect topper? Something smooth—like cream cheese blended with herbs and spices.
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Greg Martin, assistant city manager, visited with us at the first Thursday lunch to review items in the latest city newsletter. He also took our comments and questions. Thanks for keeping us informed, Greg!
The Wabi Sabi yard sale was well done even during the bitter cold days. It was good to meet these folks who work to benefit so many nonprofit organizations. It was nice to see our own Kimberly DeGraw. It's fun to know I'm still "Carter's Mom." Our thanks to Ann Beeson for donating a full day of time to help out with the Saturday sale. Wabi Sabi donated $150 towards our senior group. We thank them and hope they can return for another sale when we'll include a seniors bake sale.
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This weekend after a furious 3 days of hand stitching, I completed the Beginner Filler Quilt!
I'm really pleased with how well this quilt turned out. It's very dark because I have to use black fabrics in order to get a good contrast on video, but I used navy blue binding to bring some color and I really like the way it finished.
Yesterday this quilt was professionally photographed for the cover of the DVD so that means all I have to do is put everything together and the DVD will be complete!
I really think getting professional photos of all the quilts you make is very important. I used to think this would be horribly expensive, but it's actually not.
I found a photographer in town that will shoot 5 photos for $25, which is a bargain! Most photographers already have rooms set up for head shots and family photos that work perfectly for shooting artwork. All you have to do is pin your quilt to the black backdrop and make sure the colors come out true.
So for the rest of the day I'll be taking my new photos and turning them into the cover and then burning the master DVDs.
Hopefully I'll have time at the end of the day to get back upstairs and work some more on Shadow Self. She's back off the shelf and yesterday I muscled through 2 green rays.
This one had Cucumber Vine in the center of each pebbled section.
And this one has Bleeding Hearts:
I want to quilt on her 24/7! I want to turn off my computer, lock the door, turn up the music and quilt for the next 14 days without stopping. Of course, it's not possible to do that, but it's fun to fantasize about it!
I find it really interesting that this quilt is halfway finished right now.
Today actually marks the halfway point of 2010. There are 12 months in the year and we are on the very last day of the 6th month, so I call that halfway!
I like to look back around every 2 months and check back in with my resolutions and goals that I set for the beginning of the year.
I especially like to check in at this at the end of June because the year is halfway over. With only 6 months to go, are you on track for the goals you set back in January?
I've thought about that question a lot today. Back at the end of December I wrote this post summing up all of 2009 and set intentions for 2010.
Reading through it today was interesting, both for what has and what hasn't happened in the last 6 months.
One of my intentions was to start getting up in front of people, teaching, and lecturing. I used to think I was afraid of doing this, but after 6 months, it's no problem at all. In fact, I LOVE it!
Another intention was to be better to myself: do more yoga, get more sleep, eat healthier.
I've gotta be honest that this intention has totally flown out of the window! I haven't been to yoga in 3 months. It's the one part of my life that just feels like it's "too much" and I can't seem to make time for it right now.
I do eat fairly well and I have definitely started to deal with stress and my work-a-holic, type A personality a bit better.
But I've also had to deal with somethings I didn't expect. My parents splitting up and my mother's subsequent negative behavior has caused a rift in our relationship.
I've also changed more by creating Shadow Self than I ever though possible. The last two months have been very tectonic: huge shifts in emotional understanding and feeling. With this quilt I have taken a huge internal problem and literally "quilted it out" of my body and mind.
But I've also dealt with one of my biggest quilt failures. My Cup Runneth Over is still hanging on my wall, half quilted, and will probably never be finished.
Don't get me wrong, I think this is a GOOD thing. My Cup Runneth Over was about feeling the abundance, of appreciating and accepting all the love within my life.
I realize now that where I am now, at my maturity level, with the issues and hangups and baggage I'm still working through, it was impossible to create this quilt.
That's not to say that she will never be made, but I've finally accepted the fact that she can't be made right now.
Instead I needed to take a trip to the darker side (kinda sounds like another Star Wars sequel), to deal with all my "stuff" first.
Shadow Self was the first step down that path. My next major quilt will be titled Sinkhole, and it will be even darker, this time dealing with the major issues of my family: alcoholism, abuse, dysfunction, and depression.
While it's not usual to deal with these types of issues so publicly, I feel the need to be open and honest, so that through writing as well as quilting, I can find a place of healing.
One day I will return to My Cup Runneth Over and to another quilt that's been designed for 2 years now titled Emergence, but in order to emerge I really have to get out of the dark first.
So that's it for this Half Way Point. Here's to another terrific 6 months of 2010!
Let's go Quilt!
Leah Day


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BURNABY, BC – After a downturn in scoring during the 2012 season, Vancouver Whitecaps FC attacker Camilo is hoping a switch to jersey No. 7 from his No. 37 will bring a bit of fortune in 2013.
"I like the No. 7," Camilo said, adding that he used to wear it while playing club soccer in Brazil. "So, when I came back and nobody had it, I changed it."
It's not the first time Camilo has tinkered with his jersey. He also alternated between using "Sanvezzo" or "Camilo" on his back depending on form in 2011, when he hit 12 goals for the then-expansion side.
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Seoul proposes regular family reunions with North
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea's president has proposed the rival Koreas hold reunions of Korean War-divided families on a regular basis.
South Korea has made similar proposals in the past, but President Park Geun-hye's latest overture Saturday came after the two Koreas last month held their first reunions of families separated by the 1950-53 Korean War in more than three years.
President Park says more, regular family reunions should be held because time is running out for elderly people separated by the war and politics.
Analysts say North Korea has been reluctant to increase family reunions due to worries that doing so could open the country to influence from more affluent South Korea and threaten its grip on power.
Park's speech marks Korea's 1919 uprising against Japan's colonial rule.
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Last Name: Tidnam
First Name : Frederick
Middle Name: Heseltine
Subject's City: Wisbech
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Subject's County: Cambridgeshire
Subject's Country: England
Date: 1851-1900
Photographer's City: Wisbech
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Comments: Frederick Heseltine Tidnam (Nee: ) | Wisbech England | 1851-1900 | Comments: I believe that this is my great-grandfather, F.H. Tidnam. My grandmother had it.
I have asked about repairing a print of this in order to clear the face. I guess it can't be done.
This looks to be a dress for a boy. If someone knows differently, let me know.
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Application Extension Platform 1.x -- Preparing an Application with RPMs using Predefined RPM Directory
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To prepare an application with RPMs by using a predefined directory path and thge built-in RPM infrastructure of Cisco AXP, perform the following steps.
Note: This is the preferred way to install RPM's into an AXP application.
[root@centos /]# cd /opt/tcpdump/
Make directory third_party_rpms_repository
[root@centos tcpdump]# mkdir third_party_rpms_repository
Obtain RPM files from a repository and copy RPMs into your third_party_rpms_repository
[root@centos tcpdump]# cp /download/tcpdump-3.9.4-15.el5.i386.rpm third_party_rpms_repository/
Create an rpm_priority.dat file
This file should contain a list of the RPMs that will be installed, and the priority order in which they should be installed. It should be located in third_party_rpms_repository.
For more information on this, refer to the "Packaging and Installing RPMs using a Predefined Directory Path" in "Packaging the Application" in the relevant AXP Developer Guide. Refer to the AXP Configuration Guides.
[root@centos tcpdump]# cat third_party_rpms_repository/rpm_priority.dat :tcpdump-3.9.4-15.el5.i386.rpm:1 [root@centos tcptrace]#
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The first teaser for "American Horror Story: Coven" to show cast members has arrived and it's downright bewitching.
The teaser released Tuesday and titled "Initiation," shows a group of student witches all done up in black skirts, high heels, white shirts and blunted witch hats as the march past a man with a cow's head and into the "house in New Orleans" (from the accompanying track, "The House of the Rising Sun").
Evan Peters and Sarah Paulson, who starred in past "AHS" installments, watch as Taissa Farmiga, Gabourey Sidibe, Jamie Brewer lead the procession into the house, where they find Kathy Bates, Angela Bassett and Jessica Lange holding court.
As you can see in the clip, there are many details that I haven't mentioned, making the whole thing perfectly bizarre and fabulous at the same time.
Lange plays Fiona, the Supreme witch at this coven, who is presumably overseeing the initiation with characters played by Bassett and Bates.
Bassett stars as Marie Laveau, a real-life practioner of voodoo in the 1800s who was called "the voodoo queen of New Orleans," while Bates plays another historical character, serial killer Marie Delphine LaLaurie.
The 13-part third installment of the horror anthology will premiere at 9 p.m. CT Oct. 9 on FX.
Here's more from FX about "Coven," which is currently filming in New Orleans:
"American Horror Story: Coven" tells the secret history of witches and witchcraft in America. Over 300 years have passed since the turbulent days of the Salem witch trials and those who managed to escape are now facing extinction. Mysterious attacks have been escalating against their kind and young girls are being sent away to a special school in New Orleans to learn how to protect themselves. Wrapped up in the turmoil is new arrival, Zoe (Taissa Farmiga), who is harboring a terrifying secret of her own. Alarmed by the recent aggression, Fiona (Jessica Lange), the long-absent Supreme, sweeps back into town, determined to protect the Coven and hell-bent on decimating anyone who gets in her way.
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