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Facilitator: Joan Howe. Participants: Rip, David, and Debbie.
Rip: I grew up in an upper-middle class family; we never wanted for anything but did not live lavishly. As a seminary student I met my wife-to-be, and before getting married we talked about finances. How would we get by while I was in school? She planned on working and-with my part time job-we thought we could get by. She also mentioned that she had some sort of trust fund from her grandfather. She didn't know exactly what was in it, but she knew that if she needed money for school, all she had to do was call a certain man and he'd send her a check. We pretty much left it at that. It wasn't until several years later we discovered that we were very wealthy people. We then began to ask ourselves, "What do we do?" Keep on living and acting as if it isn't there? Spend it? Give it away?
Decades later, as a Lutheran pastor, my job is to assist financially troubled congregations. For me, money is a very spiritual issue. Martin Luther refers to the challenge of idolatry and says that money is "the most common idol on earth." In Luke 12:13 "The Parable of the Rich Fool," Jesus warns people to be on their guard against all kinds of greed-in Greek, "pleonexia", the insatiable desire for more. Jesus spoke often of the impossibility of serving God and mammon [money and possessions] but I see a lot of people trying to do precisely this, myself included. I consider this a powerful spiritual struggle.
On the other hand, I have experienced the wonderful liberation and joy that comes from giving. For instance, we hear of a student coming out of seminary school who is crushed by debt (legitimately, not just caused by poor planning). The school asks if anyone can help him out. And we can.
Twenty dollars wouldn't do it, or even two hundred, but twenty thousand can and we simply write the check. What a blessing! We don't need the student to know who we are. But now as he's graduating, the school can simply say, "By the way, someone took care of your school debt." "What?!" "Yes, it's taken care of." Our wealth makes it possible for us to make such things happen.
David: My father is working class, and my mother's mother has more money than I would know what to do with. I grew up with the Protestant work ethic rammed down my throat, and caused a great deal of disturbance in my family when I elected to "retire" from software engineering and work without pay for the Alternatives to Violence Project in Canada.
Now, at age 33, I live simply, though my income far outstrips the needs of my lifestyle. I am a full-time student of Religion at l'Univeriste d'Ottawa. My questions about spirituality have led me to give up many of the concepts which are at the heart of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. My practices vary frequently and draw elements from most of the mystical traditions of the world.
Although I had left the Church long before my inheritance began to trickle my way, I felt deeply troubled by the money. The Christian message I had learned about wealth was: there is no hope for you as long as you have money. So I never touched the account, almost as if I were saying to myself, "If you don't use it, it won't keep you out of heaven." I didn't even file taxes. The bottom drawer of my filing cabinet became a hungry ghost that followed me everywhere I moved.
Years later, I have come to better terms with wealth and my heritage. I do not see wealth as a barrier to spiritual development; on the contrary, it has made it easier for me to ask spiritual questions. I have learned that many spiritual disciplines view attachment to money as the spiritual obstacle, not the money itself.
Hinduism and the Bagavad Gita advise the faithful to perceive stone, gold, and their mother's milk all with the same eye. While the simplicity of monastery life may enable Hindu monks to reach union with the Brahman, more easily it is the one who reaches release from dharma while remaining engaged in life that is honored the most highly!
Why? Because society could not function if everybody were to abandon their families and pray in the woods! Although personal spiritual development is considered valuable, it is not held above the needs of society. I find this an eminently civilized viewpoint.
I still feel betrayed by Christianity, and angry that it has offered so little help in reaching this understanding. Although I have found the support I need from other traditions, I still feel a hole from leaving the teachings of my youth.
Debbie: I'm 44, mother to a one-year old. I live with my life partner, a working class man, in a big house in Connecticut. My father was a surgeon and my grandfather had his own law firm. Although I don't have much spare money at the moment, I had a trust fund in the past and will probably inherit much more at some point. I've worked at a variety of jobs, from factory worker to gas station attendant to computer technician to teacher, and until a year ago was in graduate school studying history. I'm a Jew and a leftist.
Being a "rich Jew" has been difficult to come to terms with, but I am much more able to think and talk about it than I used to be. I grew up knowing that Jews have been the targets of hatred, and that rich Jews, being more visible, could be especially targeted. Historically, we were often in terrible intermediary positions such as tax collector between the poor and the really rich. The heritage of persecution has led me and many Jews to spend time and resources in defense of other targeted people whom, we feel, could easily be us.
Biblically, Jews are supposedly God's chosen people, though I don't know if anyone is clear about chosen for what. Many Jews interpret chosenness to mean a having special duty to repair the world. Now the concept of chosenness as applying to a particular group of people seems arrogant to me. I believe we are all chosen! But clearly there are Jewish as well as leftist roots to my sense of interconnectedness with other people in the world, my sense that we sink or swim together. I believe we can change the world so that people don't have to be poor and discriminated against.
For our own souls, we who happen to have wealth need to use the money and our other gifts to change the structure of the world so that no one will be getting rich at other people's expense (that is, from their labor), which I believe is the only way people do get rich.
Rip: David says he is angry with Christianity for offering so little constructive guidance about wealth. I completely agree with him, but I would say it is the church, not Christianity, that has done a miserable job of it. People are urged to give generously to their church, but beyond that, most churches provide no wisdom on the spiritual power of money.
I don't think Jesus hated people who have money. But I think He wanted us to keep critically questioning our relationship to wealth, and to acknowledge that it can be slippery. There is always a temptation to think that whatever choices we make will be the right ones. A temptation to make life easier-nice house, car, clothes-and to make choices uncritically without checking them against the dictates of faith.
The Hebrew word for faith means "tension." I think of this like the pull between a tent and the stake that holds it to the ground: it is the tension that keeps the tent up. I seek to live within that lively sense of tension. This is quite different from guilt. Guilt which doesn't energize and is often a justification for non-action. Enjoying that tension means asking all the time, "What does God want me to be?"
My faith calls me to live in a right relationship with other humans, to look at justice issues in a way that doesn't let me off the hook in facile ways. I can't say, "I'm doing nothing wrong, but of course those really rich folks over there might be." My faith reminds me that I am always a sinner, someone who has one foot obliviously on the banana peel, who needs to ask constantly, "Wait a minute, what am I overlooking?"
This perspective is fun because it keeps me challenged. When I know people well and have built up trust, I challenge them about money and spirituality, and encourage them to challenge me, too. It isn't judgment we're sharing: it's an invitation to look deeper, to find something new within our own motivations. I, too, need help to be healthier, to act with more integrity, to be more integrated with my beliefs. This is what we can offer each other.
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We've been doing a lot of planting here at Midway Presbyterian Church. A few weeks ago, it was the cold weather crops, the lettuce, spinach and onions. Then it was greens of all sorts--collards, turnip, mustard, kale—in addition to some nice potatoes. Every few weeks, there is something to plant. So people show up, eager and excited with hoes and rakes and shovels in hand. We get into the dirt with our tools and our hands and put our little seeds to bed with dreams of a fantastical harvest.
But already, already, that garden is teaching me things, revealing little lessons that I need to learn about life and growth and the nature of world. And the first thing I have had to learn is that life requires a lot of patience. Waiting and patience and patience and waiting. That's key for anything to grow.
Patience is not much of a virtue nowadays. No one wants to wait for anything. Convenience is what we want. Convenience and efficiency and cost effectiveness. Whatever will give us the most bang for the buck and get it to me in 30 seconds or less. (Yes, I know. I get impatient with the UScan at Kroger too.) We are on a tight schedule and an even tighter budget now thanks to the economy. But in the garden, that just ain't so. You've got to have patience. You've got to hold your horses, check the calendar, check the weather, check the soil. And if things aren't ready, you wait.
Here are the lessons on waiting thus far:
Number one, you can't rush the planting time. If the ground is cold, if it's too muddy, if there's a risk of frost, you can't just go ahead. You can't rush things. You have to wait until the right time. Like Jesus says, if that soil is too rocky or sandy or shady, then not much will grow when the seeds come along. They need just the right moment. And that takes patience.
Number two, you can't change the weather. We plan planting days for the Community Garden only to have it rain. Then snow. The sunshine comes out for half a day and then it rains again. No matter how hard we try, we can't make the weather do what we want. Rain falls on the just and the unjust and all that jazz. So we can only wait and be patient.
Number three, we can't make the plants grow faster than it should. Sure, farmers have been improving plants for centuries, selecting for the best and the biggest. And scientists regularly alter corn and soybeans to be resistant to drought and bugs. But even with all the tweaking we do, we can't put a little seed in the ground one day and the next day expect our crop to be ready to harvest. It takes time. It takes development and one little period of growth after another. It takes patience.
God asks us to be patient in our lives. To trust and be still and wait for the Lord as Psalm 37 says. Because the time will come. The time for things to take root and grow. The time for us to deepen and understand. The time for others to mature and grow. We must be patient. And willing to wait for that moment and the right soil. To hang on through the bad weather. And learn to appreciate the time it takes to grow up good and fruitful.


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If you are visiting the community for the first time is in important to show up 10 minutes early to fill out the intake form, or simply download the form the link below.
The basic setup of the community laser acupuncture well be in an assembly line. All acu-needles will be placed in each member's left/right ear. After the last acu-needles is placed I will go around to each member and offer to the opposite ear acu-laser therapy, and herbals seeds(tiny black seed beads that are placed on medical tape).
The treatment procedure will include two-five acu-needles, cold low-level laser; Infrared and ultraviolet blue lights. After the Acu-Laser therapy is complete, I apply two-five auricular seeds that are made up of a herbal seed that is from a Vaccaria Plant. Auricular Seeds applies pressure to the corresponding auricular point(located on the ear) for the condition that is in need of stimulation. The client can rub or press the seeds for additional effect.
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Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Stephen Frizza "Was not like the other children."
Gaffa Gallery Launches their final show of the year exhibiting the first photograph by Stephen Frizza. The Image, a crude shot on 110 film taken at age 7 depicts his beloved teddy bear beheaded. The result of having sentenced it to death by hanging. The show opens December 16th at 6pm and runs till January 1st. For more information on Gaffa Gallery please visit their
website by clicking HERE
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Corey Rankin
The Past few months I have had the privilege of processing E-6 film for Corey Rankin. Corey is an Expert in glassware photography and I would like to take this moment to share his talent with you. Corey has just launched his own blog which you can visit by clicking HERE.
His website also shows an extensive collection of his works which can be viewed by clicking HERE.
I look forward to working more with Corey as there aren't many photographers with his eye for colour and composition being so strongly paired with the knowledge of light and exposure that he has. His film Spot on.
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Luke Reid
Australian born photographer Luke Reid who has recently relocated to Spain is currently doing some interesting shows there with his latest work making the headlines. I met Luke 8 years ago while working at Photo Technica. A lab which at the time was the biggest and best in Sydney. during that time I was lucky to share in many of Lukes projects and ideas. Click the image below if you can read Spanish, if not visit Lukes website by clicking Here. Above is a taste of Lukes work. Big thanks to Luke for mentioning my lab work in the Spanish news.
Monday, November 29, 2010
Got Kodachrome?
This month marks the end of quite an era, The Much loved Kodachrome will no longer be processed. If you have any sitting in your cupboards, or draws... get it shot! and get it processed! because after December 30th Dwaynes Lab in the USA the last place on earth to get kodachrome processed will no longer be providing this service. Its now or never! See the link below for more information! www.dwaynesphoto.com
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Stephen Frizza - Meyer Gallery
On November 24th I will be showing two images from my EIR collection for the first time at Meyer Gallery. I am very excited to show these two images, they are showing for one month as part of the galleries end of year group show. Please see image below for further information and come along to check out the work.
Sunday, October 3, 2010
In a very special one-time event at Gaffa Gallery, American fringe photographer Ken Werner presents his stunning Kodachrome slides of the deranged and extreme characters of the Halloween street celebrations in San Francisco's famed Castro District. Ken is the author of the underground classic photo-documentary HALLOWEEN: A Fantasy In Three Acts and also the creator of the award-winning U.S. magazine DARKROOM. His archive of Halloween images from the final quarter of the 20th century is a unique resource, and he's selected the most astonishing images of all for this special Sydney event, which follows on its acclaimed Australian premiere at last year's "Hello Darkness" Festival in Melbourne.
Ken will also briefly discuss the history of Halloween in San Francisco, and the surprising and inspiring events that followed the publication of his Halloween book.
The Event is Free but due to the nature of parts of this work, 18 years and over only, please.For further information please click image above.
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Where Have I been....
The past few weeks this blog has sat rather quiet and I do apologize.
Big projects have been In progress and time has been limited.
Ive been venturing into the darkness every day! I will share with you all some of the magic shortly.
For those who have been re-directed here from my Website link, The Website will be returning shortly. I do hope you have all been making magic in all your photographic ventures. Will post again soon.
Monday, May 31, 2010
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Jane Burton Taylor - Earth
Jane Burton Taylor is launching her latest Exhibition at the Barometer Gallery on the 10th of June click on the image above for more info and make sure to keep the evening free to come along! The photographs are beautiful and I have really enjoyed working with her on this project. To view more of Janes work please visit her website by clicking HERE and read below for an insight into this latest work.
"Colour photographs taken from a moving car explore the relationship between simultaneous stillness and movement. Photographed in the mountains that form the spine of Sicily, Italy, a region rich in human and mythic history, the images capture both a sense of movement and gentle meditation on the landscape. The works are metaphors for living a life balancing steadiness and change, the eternal and the ephemeral.
It is named Earth, because the earth is constantly spinning, though we don't, as individuals, see or feel this as a direct experience. Yet it is a phenomenon that occurs in the grander scheme of the natural world, one which actually allows us to exist and prosper. " - Jane Burton Taylor
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Andrea Klucis - Photogroup Exhibition @ Gaffa Gallery
Thursday, May 20, 2010
George Voulgaropoulos - City West Link
No Direction Known - Exhibition Opening
Myself and Pete Longworth at the opening of his exhibition tonight. The work on show by Pete Longworth makes me wish I could carry his travel bags. The shot are great so if you haven't already seeing it and been teased by the exotic locations check it out! for further info check my earlier post by clicking HERE. I feel really special because this image of me and Pete was photographed on true Polaroid material!!! A rarer and rarer thing today! Thank god impossible project is bringing it back to life!
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Lynn Smith Exhibition - Global Gallery
From left to right : Lynn Smith, Sandra barnard and Stephen Frizza at the launch of Lynn Smiths Exhibition at Global Gallery
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
The Lighthouse Lab Print Promo
The Lighthouse Lab is sharing the Love :-).... with a Print Promo until June 30. Never has it been more affordable to print up an Exhibition, update your Portfolio or even print out a Masterpiece for your fridge! Click on the image above for further details. YAY!!!!!
Friday, April 23, 2010
New Studio Space
Haydn Wood has recently launched a new studio space and it looks AWESOME!!! I want to move into it. If your looking for a fresh new space for your next shoot make sure to keep this space in mind. Click on the image above for more info and if you keen to see Haydns work check out his website by clicking HERE.
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Anthony Amos - Afterwards- A romantic view of decay constructed in rust, carbon and petrochemicals.
Sunday, April 18, 2010
APUG - The Analog Photography Users Group
APUG - The Analog Photography Users group was founded by New Zealander Sean Ross. The Group is a Mecca for over 40,000 analog photographers using every photographic process and every photographic format you can imagine. The group has hundreds of high end professionals such as engineers of Kodak products, The owners of Ilford Film, Pro Lab owners etc. So if you ever want to get the facts on anything involving analog photography this is the place to find it. I have been a member for a long time. And I think if you haven't become one its time you do. Click on the image above to check out the website.
Friday, April 16, 2010
The Lighthouse Lab - Kodak Pro Lab
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Lyn Smith @ Global Gallery
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Meet Me In The Square - Fiona Wolf
This week I printed for Fiona Wolf whos work is showing in the group show Meet Me In The Square. I have processed film and printed for Fiona, Toby and Ingva over the past few years and
can highly recommend this line up. So if you are free on Wednesday the 28th pop along and check out their work.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Shane Rozario - Syncretic 'En Una Pieza"
Over the past few years I have been working with Shane processing and printing interesting series of images using a really interesting technique. This work is now for the first time comming together in a public exhibition. The following extract is taken from Shane on the work.....
"Using a technique I developed in 2006, I've photographed the portraits of 5 Latin American Artists', who tell the stories of their journey from South America to practicing artists in Sydney.
The Portraits are the first series of this technique to be shown for public viewing. The essay's are a collaboration with Liliana E Correa who has researched and collated all the Artists information.
This exhibition will also display a collection of Latin American Instruments from a private collection. There will be a demonstration and talk tracing the origin and history of Latin American Music on Tuesday the 11th and Tuesday the 18th."
Please click on the image above for more information on the exhibition or click here to attend
Monday, April 12, 2010
No Direction Known - Pete Longworth
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Edwards Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros
Had a great day today with Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros. I went up to Kurnell with them and filmed on Kodak 64T super 8 motion film and shot some stills on my Hasselblad. These guys have an amazing energy, are mega creative and I had lot of fun. If you haven't heard their music you must check them out immediately. See the music clip above or visit their You Tube site by clicking Here. Their website is www.edwardsharpeandthemagneticzeros.com
Friday, March 19, 2010
Danny Clayton
I met Danny Clayton through Andrew G a few months ago and since meeting I have had fun processing a wide range of films for him. These include cross processed Agfa Precisa, Scotch 400, and Rs1000.... amongst other films you don't see everyday. The images above are some cool examples of his work i really like the colour gamut in both of these. Today I shared time with Danny in the darkroom printing a nice Black and White portrait which he had shot on his Holga camera. Its was fun being able to print the image with him there while it was being created and show him how burning, dodging and the whole development process is undertaken. To visit Dannys twitter site and see what fun adventure he is on today, please click the image of Danny himself below.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Amy Stein and Stacy Mehrfar
This week I have had the honor of processing film for Amy Stein and Stacy Mehrfar. Both are ultra talented photographers who have been working on a new joint project. Amy currently has an exhibition called Domesticated showing at The Australian Center for Photography. Please click on the image above to see details of the exhibition.
To see more of Amys work please click HERE and to see more of Stacys work please click HERE Thanks Amy for a copy of your latest book. I hope you come down to Australia more often It has been great processing for you.
Monday, March 15, 2010
Wondering how to find us?
A peek Through The Lighthouse Lab - Sandy Prints
Image number shows one of our 4x5" enlargers which we use for proofing jobs etc, next to it on the right is a paper coffin, and on the left just peaking in there is the second vacuum wall. Upon the shelf are diffusion boxes for the enlargers.
Image number 3 shows our Kodak LVT film recorder in the background next to the door, Our 50" Ra-4 paper processor with numerous boxes of paper below it and a paper coffin. In the foreground is another 10x10" enlarger.
Image number 4 is the same 10x10" enlarger as was in image number 3. The black box in the wall is the paper take up to our 50" ilfochrome processor. with boxes of paper below. This processor can also process Black and white resin paper.
Image number 5 is one of our light tables in the mural printing room.
Image number 6 shows the two paper processors the 50" RA-4 in the foreground and the 50" Ilfochrome processor in the background.
Image number 7 is of the black and white fiber printing rooms darkroom sink, we also have 2 durst enlargers in there im yet to photograph.
Image number 8 is of the filing draws and stairs up to the mezzanine level where we do all our film scanning and digital work, also rest and relax. On the far left you can see the kitchen area.
Image number 9 is looking down the hallway into the kitchen and bathroom.
Image 10 is a picture of our daylight chemical prep sink.
Image 11 shows inside the film processing room where film is loaded.
Image 12 shows my C-41 dip and dunk processor
image 13 shows the main room of the lab where prints are spotted examined and packaged away.Behind the table on the right you can see the 2 film drying cabinets for my E-6 and C-41 film processors.
Image 13 shows the main room with studio lighting on
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ATLANTA, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES, January 10, 2018 /EINPresswire.com/ — Senior management positions are challenging, stressful, and difficult roles to fill, and so few people possess the skills and attributes needed to succeed in them. David Feldman is one such man, personifying the characteristics and skills necessary to succeed at the highest level.
Feldman has seen success over the years turning companies around, raising them from the bottom to the peak of their potential. With over 20 years of management experience and eight years as the CEO of Katy Industries, Feldman decided to put his expertise to use by starting his own management and consulting firm, DJF Enterprises, LLC.
Redefining Katy Industries
Feldman took over Katy industries when the business was on the rocks—operating at a loss, lacking proper focus, and with substantial debts. By focusing on Katy's core businesses and shedding extraneous operations, Feldman brought Katy back into the black and eliminated Katy's long-term debt. The extra cash flow allowed Katy Industries to invest in capital improvements and consider potential acquisitions.
Feldman points to two major moves which really helped set Katy Industries back on the right track; the sale of Katy's DISCO division and the restructuring of Katy's credit agreements. Selling off the DISCO division gave Katy funds to work with to improve its core operations while the restructured credit agreement gave the company some much-needed flexibility with its cash flow moving forward.
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Feldman offered his insights on what makes a strong successful manager, hoping to help others see the same kind of success he has. "Dedication, competitiveness, and balancing work and life are three characteristics every successful CEO needs," explains Feldman. "To experience success in the workplace, you need to be able to make tough decisions and work hard."
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I had just returned from a dinner with friends who I've known since I was eight. Our waitress was another friend from high school, who jocularly harassed us for our characteristic indecision. I received a super exclusive chorus of "happy birthday", and another high school friend, with various skills, balanced a spoon on his nose.
At the very last moment, right before dressing for bed, I thought to take a photo of myself on the day I turned twenty-two. Perhaps, in the indeterminate future, I might appreciate having this photo. It might bring to mind all of the wonderful or refining things that will happen during this particular year of my life.
I sat in front of the mirror, to look at myself and consider how I might approach this particular self-portrait. My right cheek was flush, my eyes were glassy, the mirror was dirty, but I was intrigued. I wanted to share exactly what I saw in the reflection, but I was also interested in showing the way my eyes looked at myself. For all the clichés of mirror photos, there's some real conceptual gold. There's no other way to capture those two things simultaneously. It's strangely personal, and remarkably revealing, deeper than any self-portrait I could imagine. It's not the first time I have found my own likeness intriguing, and I think I want to make these self-reflections a more regular part of my photographic journey.


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The Mystical Lake Tamblingan Of North Bali
Mount Lesung, – or Gunung Lesung – in North Bali is decorated with three lakes, which are: Lake Buyan , Lake Beratan and Lake Tamblingan, where nature has been kept almost untouched. All three lakes are the life-source for the surrounding communities.
Located by the village of Munduk in the sub-regency of Banjar in the regency of Buleleng, Tamblingan is a relatively small lake covering a surface of only around 1.5 square kilometers with a depth of 90 meters. The name Tamblingan is derived from the word tamba meaning medicine or medicinal, and elingang meaning spiritual.
Legend goes that between the 10th to the 14th century the residents of four villages surrounding the lake, namely the villages of Munduk, Gobleg, Gesing, and Umejero were tasked to guard over the sanctity of the lake.
But one day suddenly all four villages were stricken by an infectious disease. Hereupon, a holy priest went down to the lake to fetch water. He prayed at the lake and through his spiritual powers the sick in the four villages were cured, cleansed by the lake's healing waters.
From that time on, people built many temples on and surrounding Lake Tamblingan. These are Pura Endek, Pura Dalem Tamblingan, Pura Sang Hyang Kawuh, Pura Ulun Danu, Pura Pengukiran, Pura Gubug, Pura Embang, Pura Batulepang, Pura Pengukusan, Pura Naga Loka, and Pura Tirta Mengening. While two other temples, the Pura Tukang Timbang and Pura Embang are built of ancient stones, believed to originate from the pre-Hindu era even prior to the 10th century. The many temples together with the lake now form a beautiful landscape that emits its own fascinating aura.
As Lake Tamblingan lies 1,000 meters above sea level, the climate here is cool. The early morning mist that hangs over the waters, strangely enhances its mystical appeal. According to folklore, centuries ago the area was once inhabited by a people who lived peacefully under a well ordered government, and a well organized welfare and cultural system.
By Lake Tamblingan near lake Buyan along the south-north highway that links the cities of Denpasar with Singaraja, live a host of monkeys. These multiply so fast, that they are often called the teeming monkeys of the jungle.
As in other parts of Bali, the village of Munduk offers the Balinese lawar, chicken and ares vegetables made of soft chopped banana stem, which are usually on the daily menu of local restaurants. Karangsari Restaurant is one of the more recommended.
If you wish to stay longer at Tamblingan you can stay at a number of homestays or guesthouses. Among which are: the Karangsari Guesthouse ; Puri Lumbung Cottage ; Puri Sunny Hotel ; Manah Liang Bungalow ; Taman Ayu Homestay.
It is on purpose that Lake Tamblingan has not been developed for tourism activities in order to conserve its serenity and sustainabily. Its local government bans all machime-driven transport on its waters. For this reason you will only find traditional rowing boats here which are tied to the shore. These are used to go fishing. When you visit the lake, do not forget to bring your camera to shoot this wonderful panorama. Alternately you can go trekking through tropical rainforests around this lake.
Students often come and camp around Lake Tamblingan to get real close to nature.
Lake Tamblingan is located near. Lake Bedugul that can be reached pass three-pronged cross road that lead to the villages of Munduk and Gobleg. Two routes are recommended. The first passes Lake Bedugul, then continues straight on until you will see on the left side of the road an entry gate that leads to Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan. Drive through this gate and you will arrive directly at both the lake's water edge.
The second route goes above the first. To get on this road, drive from Lake Bedugul straight up until you meet a three way crossing. Here turn left. From this vantage point, you will be able to look down on the beautiful panorama of both lakes from above.
If you want to see monkeys playing on the road, take the second route. Here you will also find roadside cafes. Rest here and enjoy an invigorating hot cup of coffee in the cool mountain air.
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Like most American women I am completely obsessed with "French Girl" style. No effort make up, tousled chic hair, stripes, croissants, red wine, Coco Chanel… The list goes on and on. What is the fascination? Why am I and we obsessed? They look "lived in" in the best way. They seemingly eat what they want, smoke, drink and some how still manage to look ageless. How is that even possible? Most American women either can't or don't pull that off well. I don't think I am one of them, I am already getting fine lines, crows feet, and laugh lines (yikes!).
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I try to tousle my hair– and try to make it look effortless, when in reality it took way too long to style. I eat… I love food, I drink ( I do love me some Champagne!), I think my one saving grace is that I did finally quit smoking for good, it's something that is a big challenge, but totally worth it! My wardrobe is lived in, my Forever Wardrobe is growing in the best way, and my disposable one is shrinking. I'm super obsessed with stripes, so much so that if I dare to buy another article of striped clothing I had better get rid of three pieces or J will throw a conniption! From tops, to pants– even shoes, if it has stripes on it there is a very good chance I want it now and may no be able to continue on with out it. As far as I am concerned the more stripes the better! The classic black and white are my usual go to, but I have been known to mix it up with colour, or orientation of stripe. Some of my current stripe loves are pictured throughout. (Lilly x Target tote, J. Crew navy striped dress, Black and White striped l/s sweater). Currently lusting after: Comme De Garcons Play tee— super expensive and never on sale, Breton stripe tee. Other French loves: Chanel Classic Flap (here) (here) (here), this bag needs no introductions, the best handbag since sliced bread and something I have been lusting after pretty much since birth (I mean, not really, but you get the point). And the lust grows everyday. I know I could easily find a nice quality bag that is in the style of but goddammit I want that interlocking C logo front and center!
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|My favourite stripe sweater
I think "French Girl" style is just so romantic, I feel the same way about France in general. And one usually looks glowing when in love. Whether it with life, food, or another it's always good to be in love. I recently discovered this blog: The Cherry Blossom Girl, and I must say I am super obsessed. Alix, is this beautiful exquisitely French woman in all of the best ways, she always looks put together, lady like and effortless. Her clothing is to die for, her makeup is flawless (the cat eye game is strong!), her hair is seemingly effortless (her bangs are the best). She posts in French and English, so it makes it really easy for us gals on this side of the pond. My favourite posts are from when she visited California, she visited some really great places, the Hollywood sign, the Walk of Fame, Palm Springs and of course Disneyland. I love how she mixes and matches brands like Asos, Topshop, and Wildfox, with Miu Miu, Valentino, Mischino, and her Charlotte Olympia shoe collection is amazing! Check her out, you'll be glad you did! And on that note it's time to end!
All for now,
Title from: Paris by Lana Del Rey (an Oldie but, damn is it good!)
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Governor Charlie Baker has become the first Republican to join a multi-state climate resistance launched in response to Trump quitting the Paris accords.
Gov. Baker, who was elected as Massachusetts' governor in 2014, tweeted a public statement from the official Massachusetts Governor account announcing his intent to join the coalition initially launched by Governors Jay Inslee of Washington state, Andrew Cuomo of New York, and Jerry Brown of California.
"As the Commonwealth reiterates its commitment to exceed the mission reduction targets of the Paris Climate Agreement, today we join the U.S. Climate Alliance to expand on our efforts while partnering with other states to combat climate change," the statement read.
Governor Baker Issues Statement Regarding Massachusetts Joining the U.S. #ClimateAlliance pic.twitter.com/zRuxzwKOi7
— Charlie Baker (@MassGovernor) June 2, 2017
The creation of the climate alliance was announced on Gov. Inslee's official Washington state website, in which he and Govs. Cuomo and Brown also issued statements defying Trump's decision to withdraw from the historic agreement that former President Barack Obama signed in December of 2015.
"I am proud to stand with other governors as we make sure that the inaction in D.C. is met by an equal force of action from the states," Gov. Inslee said. "Today's announcement by the president leaves the full responsibility of climate action on states and cities throughout our nation. While the president's actions are a shameful rebuke to the work needed to protect our planet for our children and grandchildren, states have been and will continue to step up."
Gov. Baker, a Republican in a heavily Democratic state, currently enjoys a 75 percent approval rating according to The Hill, making him the most popular governor in the United States as of this writing.
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The State Council has given the green light to Beijing's pilot program to open up the service sector, making the capital the first city to start a trial run of this kind.
The program, an important step in implementing a national comprehensive opening-up strategy, will contribute to a new economic system that is open and connected to the global economy, the State Council wrote to the Beijing municipal government.
Beneficial policies will be implemented for foreign investors and businessmen in the science, technology, culture, education, finance, commerce, tourism, health and medical service sectors.
Foreign engineering design companies no longer need to provide a portfolio of work outside China to apply for authorization to work in Beijing and it will no longer be mandatory for foreigners investing in aircraft maintenance projects to have a Chinese majority shareholder.
Fully-owned foreign companies can set up brokerage agencies for stage performances in certain areas of the capital.
Foreign financial institutions will be allowed to establish fully-owned banks in Beijing or set up joint-venture banks with Chinese private capital; and foreign businessmen will be able to open credit investment companies in Beijing.
Foreign investors can own up to 70 percent in joint-venture employment agencies in Zhongguancun -- known as the Silicon Valley of China -- with the minimum registered capital reduced to $125,000 from $300,000.
Sino-foreign joint-venture travel agencies will be allowed to provide outbound travel services (except to Taiwan province).
Approval procedures will be made easy for foreign investors to collaborate with Chinese backers in providing medical services.
The program will start in key selected areas in the city and where market demand is expected to be high. It will then gradually expand to the rest of the city.
Rules covering market access and supervision in Beijing will be revised to facilitate the development of the service sector.
The Beijing government will launch the program under the larger framework of the central government's coordinated development strategy for Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei province.
The State Council instructed departments of the central government to support Beijing's efforts.
The Ministry of Commerce will work with other departments to supervise and evaluate progress and ensure reform and opening-up measures in the pilot program are put into practice.


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This is a landmark case, FIRST time a US Court has recognized health risks of smart meters 35 mins of questions in Supreme Court hearing, including:
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* WHAT ABOUT THE SAFETY OF ALL THE CITIZENS NOT OPTING OUT…or can not afford that?
* Why do we have to pay a perpetual fee for exercising rights to protect health, given that no evidence of safety had been presented?
The Court hasn't ruled yet, but these questions give a very strong indication they are likely to rule that "Opt Outs" ARE ILLEGAL since they fail to protect the health of citizens not opting out.


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Plex continues to impress
by Walter Warren on Jan.28, 2013, under Uncategorized
I've been running Plex Media Server for several weeks now with a Roku 2 XS and absolutely love it. It's kind of amazing that the decade plus old computer it's running on can actually do it, but it runs fine. Today was the first day I tried Plex/Web from a remote location, and holy crap, it works better than I had hoped.
From my office computer I connected through the custom external port I assigned, picked a movie, clicked Play, and I'll be damned if it didn't start playing with no hiccups. My home upload speed is maybe 1mbps. After about a minute of play, I started to get some buffering, so backed off the remote play quality. By default it had been at 1.5kbps/480p. I backed it down one level to 750kbps/320p and it's playing perfectly. The picture is a little softer, but better than expected.
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Oh. My. God. This is awesome! Even running from an old Dell Optiplex business computer, so old it has a floppy drive, Plex works perfectly streaming videos to the Roku2 XS. More on the setup later, but until then, if you've wondered about the combo, believe me, it's fantastic.


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KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla. --NASA has taken one giant step in returning a man to the moon. The space agency's robotic lunar scout entered the moon's orbit Tuesday on a reconnaissance mission for future astronauts.The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, which is about the size of a Mini Cooper automobile, will seek out potential landing sites, extensively map the moon's surface, and try to find water ice, which is believed to be hidden away among craters at the moon's south pool.
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A recent article reports on a massive effort by the state of Wisconsin to update its DNA database for felons and sex crime offenders.
This undertaking is the result of a 2009 audit of the state's DNA database which revealed that 17,698 Wisconsin offenders did not have DNA on file. This figure represents nearly 14 percent of the 130,386 convicted offenders since the law was enacted in 1990.
DNA evidence has gained increasing importance in criminal conviction since it was adopted in the late 1980s. In 1993, the state of Wisconsin mandated that DNA samples be collected from all people convicted of sex crimes. In recent years the law has been expanded to include all felons as well as those convicted of sex-offense misdemeanors.
In an aggressive effort to update records, letters are being sent to convicted felons and sex-offenders ordering them to provide a DNA sample at their local jail. If they do not comply after a follow-up letter has been sent, they can be charged with a misdemeanor, accompanied by fines and up to nine months in jail.
While this mandate can seem intrusive for those who have already served time for a conviction, a complete and accurate database is actually beneficial to both convicted felons and law enforcement. The best example of this was the case of Walter Ellis, who was recently convicted for the murders of seven prostitutes in the Milwaukee area. Police have been able to link his DNA to other murders as well.
Ellis had initially failed to provide a DNA sample despite previously serving a prison sentence. After police obtained his DNA, they were able to convict him of all seven homicide charges. Moreover, two men who were falsely convicted of some of Ellis' murders were set free. As the database improves and more samples of DNA are collected, it is quite possible that more wrongful convictions will be corrected and innocent people will be set free.
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Diatom Glossary
Thalassiosira punctigera
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Thalassiosira punctigera (Castracane) Hasle
Species Description
This species was originally described as Ethmodiscus punctiger from Tokyo Bay during the Challenger Expedition. The epithet refers to the "dotted" appearance of the processes on the valve face. Several taxonomic synonyms are listed in Hasle (1983)
In girdle view, the cells are convex: flat in the center and gradually sloping toward the mantle (Fig. 1, girdle view, light microscope, brightfield). In valve view, the areolae are arranged in a fasciculate pattern with the radial rows of each fascicle parallel to the median radial row (Fig. 2, TEM carbon replica; Fig. 4, light microscope, phase contrast). There is a single central fultoportula and a single marginal ring of fultoportulae (Fig. 3, light microscope, phase contrast). Each valve has a single rimoportula, with a long external tube, and is located slightly inside the ring of marginal fultoportulae (Fig. 4; Fig. 5, TEM, arrows). Many valves have an irregularly spaced ring of long, tubular occluded processes, highly variable in number, centripetal to the single ring of fultoportulae (Fig.1, 2, 3). The marginal rim of the valve is distinctly ribbed (Fig. 2-5) with 10-16 ribs in 10µm. When living, cells are solitary or joined in chains by a single chitin thread; the distance between adjacent cells is normally greater than the diameter. The largest cells are usually solitary. Cells contain numerous, small irregularly discoid chloroplasts (Fig. 6, line drawing modified from Gran & Angst 1931).
Valve diameters from literature records are 46-186µm. Areolae on the valve face number 12-19 in 10µm, and the same on the mantle. Fultoportulae in the single marginal ring are 4-7 in 10µm. The size range in the IRL is about 45-110µm with 16-20 areolae in 10µm. A relationship between valve diameter and the presence of occluded processes, (with the largest cells lacking them) was postulated by Hasle (1983) and Fryxell (1978; as T. angstii). Absence of occluded processes in cells with a diameter >100µm is fairly common (the diameter of the cell in Fig. 4 is 103µm), but there may also be a relationship between lack of occluded processes and limiting silicate levels, which has never been examined.
Sexual reproduction in this species has been described by Chepurnov et al. (2006); T. punctigera may also be attacked by parasitic fungi (Hoppenrath et al. 2009). It may be a recent introduction to the U.S. East coast and the IRL. Although it was described from Puget Sound by Gran (Gran & Angst 1931), he failed to find it in the Bay of Fundy and Gulf of Maine four years later (Gran & Braarud 1935). More recently, Herzig & Fryxell (1986) found it to be "rare" in continental slope waters. That record and Hasle & Syvertsen's (1997) characterization of T. punctigera as "warm water region to temperate" suggest that it might be a summer form along the U.S. east coast. However, it was found (PE Hargraves, personal observation) most abundant on Georges Bank in February, with a water temperature of 2-4 °C. It was not seen in Narragansett Bay before 1980 (PE Hargraves, personal observation), and has not been recorded from the IRL previously, though the ribbed margin and occluded processes make it easily identifiable. Its presence in the IRL is sporadic in time and place, but its morphological variability may have led to its misidentification. It supposedly was introduced on the European coast around 1979 (Throndsen et al. 2007; Hoppenrath et al. 2009), though Gomez & Souissi (2010) argue that it is not invasive.
Cherpurnov VA, Mann DG, von Dassow P, Aarmbrust EV, Sabbe K, Dasseveille R, Vyverman W. 2006. Oogamous reproduction with two step auxosporulation in the centric diatom Thalassiosira punctigera (Bacillariophyta). J Phycol 42:845-858.
Fryxell GA. 1978. The diatom genus Thalassiosira: T. licea sp. nov. and T. angstii (Gran) Makarova, species with occluded processes. Bot Mar 21:131-141.
Gomez F, Souissi S. 2010. The diatoms Odontella sinensis, Coscinodiscus wailesii, and Thalassiosira punctigera in the European Atlantic: recent introductions or overlooked in the past. Fresenius Environ Bull 19: 1424-1433.
Gran HH, Angst EC. 1931. Plankton diatoms of Puget Sound. Publications of the Puget Sound Biological Station 7: 417-516.
Gran HH, Braarud T. 1935. A quantitative study of the phytoplankton in the Bay of Fundy and the Gulf of Maine. J Biol Bd Canada 1:279-467.
Hasle GR, Syvertsen EE. 1997. Marine Diatoms. In: Tomas CR (Ed.) Identifying Marine Diatoms and Dinoflagellates. Academic Press, San Diego. pp. 5-385.
Herzig WN, Fryxell GA. 1986. The diatom genus Thalassiosira Cleve in the Gulf Stream warm core rings: taxonomy, with T. intrannula and T. lineoides spp. nov. Bot Mar 29:11-25.
Hoppenrath M, Elbrächter M, Drebes G. 2009. Marine Phytoplankton. Kleine Senckenberg-Reihe 49:1-264.
Hasle GR. 1983. Thalassiosira punctigera (Castr.) comb. nov., a widely distributed marine planktonic diatom. Norw J Bot 3:593-608.
Throndsen J, Hasle GR, Tangen K. 2007. Phytoplankton of Norwegian Coastal Waters. Almater Forlag AS, Oslo. 343 pp.
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The piercing scream came from outside my bedroom door. A terrified yell, mix with sobs. I woke up with a start and shot out of bed, throwing on my ample robe, crossing to the door, and flinging it open.
There stood The Freak (5). She was holding her hands to her nose. Blood was coming around her fingers. She's terrified of bloody noses and worse, has been getting them once a day or so, since allergy season started.
My bride, the blood queen, wasn't at home, gallivanting around somewhere else for the night. My specialty is barf. I'm scared of blood, broken bones, bumped teeth, loose teeth, bruises, forks stabbed in an eye, gashes to the bone, cancerous tumors that come and go over 24 hours, and anything else that happens to kids. But barf? Bring it on. I got that shit.
I had no choice. It was 2:30 in the morning and she had yelled for me.
I grabbed her hand, blood and all, and gently led her to the bathroom, grabbed a few Kleenex, and a baby wipe or two, put the Kleenex to her nose, scrubbed her hands with the wipes, and laid her carefully on her back, on Mommy's pillow.
She whimpered a little and added a little pressure. I went downstairs to the freezer, wrapped a few ice cubes in a wash cloth, and then applied that to her nose as well.
In just a few minutes, it had stopped, commencing the next phase in bloody nose marathons - sniffle and ask Daddy 100 times if it's really done.
She stayed the night in my bed.
I may have this down. But really, I can't wait until my wife is home. I'm going back to barf.