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I think this is a great photo especially with the coloring and perspective . The lens definitely added a unique effect to the overall image. There's a strong contrast and good shadows/highlights. The only thing that I find to be distracting in the photo is the line that's almost at the top i think it's a cloud or something. I can't help but to look at it maybe because it's practically across the image. That's probably just me. Otherwise once again it's awesome. What time of day did you take this? around the afternoon like 4pm-6pm?
Why do they allow an ugly tent there?, a photo by stst31415 on Flickr.
I went out with my tripod to shoot a structured panorama in at least 3 by 2. I made it 4 by 2 but it was not convincing. Because I also experimented…
Another thing I wanted to try was a panorama with a wide angle lens. So I used my trusted Sigma portrait in 10mm and used a recipe which nearly always worked for me.
The recipe as always: 3 pictures using 9 brackets with Magic Lantern on my 60D, HDR created with HDR Efex, and panorama with Microsoft ICE.
There were problems with the distortion near the lens, like in the railing you can see on the left. I don't know if the result is also there because of the horizontal lines. I will try to find out.
I am very pleased with the look of this picture. What is your opinion?

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Sep 22, 2017
Japan's Momochi captures Northern Arena Knockout
Japan's Yusuke Momochi of team Echo Fox breezed all the way to the finals of the Street Fighter V Northern Arena Knockout tournament playing as Ken, entering the last round as the only undefeated player in a double elimination field of 16.
And then it almost fell apart.
His opponent and roommate for the event, Atsushi 'Yukadon' Fujimura, using Ibuki, had to win two consecutive matchups to capture the championship. In the first leg of the finals, his countryman blew away Momochi 3-0 and all the momentum appeared to be in his favour.
But Momochi hit his stride in a big way. He dominated the final set with a 3-1 victory to take home the Knockout championship after a series of impressive counters and combos.
He said it was his mindset that made the difference in the final matchup.
"When I was down 0-2, I already decided that I was going to lose this round. I reset my mind and started preparing for the second half of the finals," Momochi said through an interpreter. "I think that was the key to win the next matchup."
It was a fast-paced final between two characters known for their mobility. With Momochi already out to an early lead, he pulled off a devastating double dash into a throw to set up championship point. After a couple of kicks to bring Fujimura's health into the red, Momochi secured the knockout with a devastating jump-kick.
Showing little emotion, he removed his headset and shook Fujimura's hand as if he expected nothing less.
With the win, Momochi takes home $12,000 USD in prize money with $7,500 going to the second-place Fujimara. Third place went to Arman "Phenom" Hanjani of Norway, receiving $4,000.
The field also included four Canadians who all won their first round matchups to get into the winner's bracket. But things changed quickly.
They went a combined 0-8 over the next couple rounds to all finish outside the winner's circle.
"It was like a train wreck," said Toronto's Adrian Sin after his second-round loss to Florida's Du 'Nuckledu' Dang.
But not all the Canadian competitors were disappointed with Thursday's results.
"For me, I think it's a success," said Andrae 'Drae Yomi Games' Brown from Montreal, who used Laura for most of the night.
Brown drew a tough first-round matchup with Dang, who was coming into Knockout undefeated on Canadian soil. After splitting the first two sets, Brown took down Dang for the first time in his career.
"The more you play someone, the more you know what they're going to do next. So, it finally happened that I knew what his next move was. I was one step ahead this time" Brown said.
Brown lost steam later in the night, but said he was still happy with the way things went.
In fact, Brown passed on a tournament in California that he thought he had a good chance at winning to come to Knockout and face better competition.
"That's how you get better. That's what this is all about," Brown said.
The event, sponsored by Bell, was held at the Bell Media Studios in Scarborough, Ont. The top eight players were awarded a share of the $30,000 prize pool.


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Happy St Patrick's Day!
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What a lovely post, perfect for St Patrick's day. One of my grandfathers was born in Dublin and I have always wanted to go to Ireland (perhaps one day!). I love that statue. Cobh looks so beautiful and would definitely be on my list of places to visit.
Happy St Patrick's Day! xx
Nice post, Rosemary. It reminds me of our visit there. We arrived on Sunday morning and everything was shut, so we walked down to the graveyard which was a lot more interesting than it might sound. When we got back, the museum had opened (we guessed nothing opens until after church) It's certainly worth a visit.
Thanks for the lovely comment, Teresa - I do hope you get to Ireland one day!
Thanks, Patsy. A graveyard is an interesting place to while away the time!
We passed through on our holiday tour of Ireland in 2001, but didn't stop. So it's lovely to read your post and discover more, thank you. x
Can you believe I've never been to Ireland? Your lovely photos make me want to go.
Sounds like a place with plenty of stories to tell.
Beautiful photos, Rosemary. We recently visited Dublin for the first time and I would love to go back to Ireland and tour around.
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Posted by Manuel Oliveros on December 24, 2002 at 09:19:38:
In Reply to: Re: PROJECT ONE (rebuilding WTC) posted by Peter Sault on December 23, 2002 at 15:13:10:
I agree, Peter, a tool can't make for the designer. But saying that, seeing some designs provided by purported masters of the trade, and seeing that lots of unknown architects are doing as good and well by just using akin tools, one gets confirmation that precisely some famous designers are covering lack of creativity by use of up-to date tools.
One can humanly understand this, these guys are just overextended, some to such extent that they are very likely not able to dedicate thought to some things ongoing under their own responsability, and yet they need all these project to stay first rank in the business.
In any case, this kind of reasoning should badly apply to one competition likely to yield one of the more sonore projects of this first decade of the century. One would expect more creativity, not just or mostly CAD, as is your point. One can also understand that the prospective commissioners are not (yet) paying what the effort is worth, and hence are getting what they are paying for. This may be the case, but well, one I think expects more specially of those more deep pocketed competitors... yet may be it also shows that they are not confident in getting the commission and so only provide half hearted designs. Everyone has seen ideas being robbed in competitions, and when one has the team going full steam one is not willing to suffer such offence. So maybe instead or as well as a competition, we are witnessing the visible part of a game of both commissioners and prospective architect not showing entirely their cards, as in Brunelleschi times.
I'd frankly would love to think such is the case, for it would talk better of the spearheads of our profession ... yet I can't avoid too think is not entirely the case.
As well, everyone may well think I have not been pleased by the submitted designs. I expected (and continue expecting) more for the site.
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So Deal With It, Buttercup
There is significant food for thought in this August 17th post from Doug Wilson. I give it to you in its full glory for your cogitations. (Emphases added to the more salient (IMHO) points.)
There is a difference, and not a small one either, between answering an argument and responding to a tantrum. When you try to make the tantrum stop through appeasement, all you are actually doing is purchasing the next tantrum. "A man of great wrath shall suffer punishment: For if thou deliver him, yet thou must do it again" (Prov. 19:19). It is a most unfruitful way of paying it forward.
This is why the removal of Confederate symbols and statues is a big deal. A people can decide to put up statues, and a people through their elected representatives can decide to take them down again. It might be a shame or not, depending on the symbol. But because it would be a function of debate and deliberation, what is at stake is the subject under discussion—the statue or symbol itself.
But there is another way of conducting public affairs, where the impetus to do something is because somebody is pitching a fit. And that means that if you capitulate, you are not just capitulating on that subject. The issue is not what decision you are making, but rather how you make decisions. If a surly two-year-old boy is throwing down in the toy aisle at Walmart, you are not just negotiating with him about the particular toy he wants. You are actually talking about everything in the store.
Because we are living in a time when any attempt at rational discourse will get you branded as a racist, and then shouted down, this means that we are talking about every toy in the store. We are talking about Stone Mountain, the American flag, the Washington Monument, the Jefferson Memorial, Mt. Rushmore, the name of Washington D.C., the name of Washington State, the name of Washington State University, the name of the Washington Redskins (how about the Beltway Indigenous Peoples?), and so on. There is no logical stopping point because we are not dealing with logic. We are dealing with what the Left wants, with what the Left demands, with what the Left is drumming its heels on the floor about.
As we respond to the tantrum, it does not need to be reasoned discourse. It should be a simple no. Deal with it, buttercup. There is no need for argument in response because no arguments are being offered. There has been far too much appeasement already, and so the appeasement should skid to stop at the very next thing that is demanded. Sorry, kids. Moscow, Idaho will continue to have streets running north and south with names like Washington, Jackson, Jefferson, Grant, et al.
Of course, in the meantime, we do have to take some account of the losers on the bent-Right who want to make paper mache shields with stark and frightening lightning-bolty thingies on them. But these are people who live on the margins, and are not likely to be able to run anything larger than a convenience store. They are a bugbear—they are not a real threat. They can overrun a comments thread on a blog like nobody's business, but the only big thing they can successfully do is besmirch the reputation of honorable men like Robert E. Lee. And the only thing real conservatives actually have to do with regard to them is to make it absolutely clear how much we genuinely detest their venomous posturing.
Meantime, the antifa types are a genuine threat because they do have backing of the actual commies who run places like Illinois, say, or California. These people can't even run a convenience store, but they can take anything, however large, and run it into the ground. They can do that, and have done, many times.
Progressives Use Violence to Whitewash History
This is an important article offering perspective, an attribute widely missing from much of the analysis you are currently seeing in the media, mainstream or otherwise. (HT: Patriot Post) It is copied verbatim below.
The awful violence in Charlottesville is the inevitable culmination of the Left's goal of eradicating opposing viewpoints.
Louis DeBroux · Aug. 16, 2017
The awful violence this past weekend in Charlottesville is the inevitable culmination of the Left's goal of achieving the complete eradication of opposing viewpoints. Whitewashing history (pardon the pun) and engaging in political violence are tools to that end.
As the Dallas Morning News observantly noted, "History is not easily compartmentalized. It isn't simply right versus wrong, black versus white, or blue versus gray. But there's an entire crowd of folks who want to do just that because they believe it is all those things, and most egregiously, they believe there is an individual right for all to go through life unoffended."
Dr. Lee Cheek, senior fellow of the Alexander Hamilton Institute, concurred, noting, "The events in Charlottesville have no connection to understanding the political traditions of the American South, and everything to do with battles among professional ideologues without any attachment or knowledge of the historical situation."
Millions of Southerners are proud of their heritage for reasons that have nothing to do with slavery. They revere Confederate General Robert E. Lee, who stated in 1856, five years before the commencement of the War Between the States, "Slavery as an institution is a moral and political evil in any country." Lee is heralded as a brilliant military strategist who served America faithfully in the Mexican War and as Superintendent of West Point. However, when called upon by President Abraham Lincoln to lead Union forces against the seceding South, he declined, incapable of bearing arms against his family, friends and home state. He accepted the commission as commander of Confederate forces in order to defend his beloved state of Virginia. Following the war, Lee worked tirelessly to convince his fellow Southerners to seek peace and reconciliation.
None of this matters to the Left, though. There is no understanding of the complexities of history, no appreciation for context. Slavery has existed throughout human history, regardless of color or nationality. In fact, there are more people enslaved worldwide today than ever before, including slavery practiced by Muslims. Mohammad owned slaves. One wonders if American progressives will now call for banning all things Islamic.
Indeed, how far will this go? Historical monuments of the Confederacy are being removed in Memphis, Lexington, Baltimore, New Orleans and elsewhere to appease angry leftists. These fascists even desecrated an Atlanta monument dedicated to unity and reconciliation.
Violent leftists have rioted in recent years in Brooklyn, Baltimore, Chicago, Ferguson, Charlotte, Berkeley, DC, Oakland and other cities, destroying businesses, setting cars on fire, and dragging people from their cars and beating them, declaring their right to do so because of past and current "injustices" — such as hearing words they don't like.
As detestable as the KKK and white supremacists are, they have a right to speak and to peaceably assemble. Our First Amendment was written specifically to protect unpopular speech, and we show our own intolerance by silencing those with whom we disagree. The violence in Charlottesville would not likely have occurred had not the leftist agitators shown up looking to pick a fight, though the murderous Nazi thug is obviously responsible for his own actions.
So again we ask, how far does this go?
Do we eliminate all monuments to Democrat/progressive hero Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who opposed anti-lynching legislation, turned a blind eye to the Nazi eradication of Jews, and imprisoned 100,000 Japanese-Americans? What about progressive icon and racist Woodrow Wilson, who re-segregated the federal workforce?
Progressives have already declared war on Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration of Independence, who owned slaves but sought to prohibit slavery in the newly formed nation. They now call for taking down the Jefferson Memorial.
Even Lincoln, author of the Emancipation Proclamation, is not immune to leftist hatred. The Lincoln Memorial was desecrated Tuesday. Is that because Lincoln, a staunch opponent of slavery, was willing to save it in order to preserve the Union, or because he also believed in the superiority of the white race?
If we truly want to rid our nation of its shameful history regarding racism, let's start by abolishing the racist Democrat Party. After all, it was the Democrats who waged war to preserve slavery, founded the KKK, enacted Jim Crow laws, and fought against Republican efforts to pass the Civil Rights Act.
Democrat President Andrew Jackson owned slaves and signed the Indian Removal Act of 1830.
It was Harry Truman who wrote to his wife, "I think one man is just as good as another so long as he's not a n—er or a Chinaman."
It was the Democrat Party that praised Senator and former KKK Exalted Cyclops Robert Byrd until his death a few years ago, a man who filibustered the Civil Rights Act for 14 hours. It was Lyndon Johnson, a virulent racist but a political pragmatist, who told two Southern Democrat governors his signing of the Civil Rights Act would "have those n—ers voting Democrat for 200 years." And it's Johnson's "Great Society" that has yielded today's urban poverty plantations, where blacks slaughter other blacks without too much notice from the Leftmedia.
What about Bill Clinton, whining of the upstart Obama, "A few years ago, this guy would have been carrying our bags"? Or the absolute devotion of Democrats to Planned Parenthood, founded by eugenicist Margaret Sanger for the express purpose of exterminating blacks through abortion and sterilization? According to Tuskegee University, the KKK lynched 3,446 blacks in 86 years. Planned Parenthood is a white supremacist's dream, killing more blacks in two weeks than the KKK killed in a century. And the Democrat Party fights to ensure that $500 million a year in taxpayer funds is funneled to Planned Parenthood to kill all of those black babies.
Surely we could at least agree to remove the Seattle monument to Vladimir Lenin? Anyone? Anyone?
How far do we go? Are we willing to engage in violence and oppression of opposing viewpoints? If so, then Charlottesville will only be the beginning.
Another BIG Lie Exposed in Glorious Living Color
The Left, aka, the Democratic party and its minions, have asserted many times how they are so superior to those Neanderthal conservatives so that they really should be the ones in power. Way back in 2007, and reposted here in 2015, is my analysis of an alleged scientific study allegedly demonstrating this point. Let me provide a small portion as an incentive to go read the whole thing:
Then in the introduction, the paper's authors state (again, with [annotations] as an aid to translation):
Across dozens of behavioral studies, conservatives have been found to be more structured and persistent in their judgments and approaches to decision-making [inflexible neanderthals] as indicated by higher average scores on psychological measures of personal needs for order, structure, and closure [See how paranoid those troglodytes are? The babies need order, structure, and closure!] Liberals, by contrast [See?! We're different!], report higher tolerance [Yeah! We're tolerant (of everyone except conservatives)!] of ambiguity [See how secure we are?] and complexity [and we're smart, too!], and greater openness to new experiences [Wow! Bring it on! We can handle it!] on psychological measures.
One need only recall the total meltdown of the liberal left since the election results became public knowledge to see how hilariously absurd these conclusions are. And they are doing it out in the open where all can see. Mainstream America is not stupid.
And I would close with this warning/prediction: right now, their antics are ridiculously hilarious, and ineffective, and basically being ignored by normal, rational people. But if they keep it up and don't adjust to reality, they will become increasingly disgusting and rejected to an even greater degree than they already are.
Children! Grow up already!
Voting Like a Robot
Isaac Asimov (1920-1992) was one of the most prolific writers of the 20th century, having authored or edited more than 500 books. The level of his genius is evidenced by the fact that those works have been published in 9 of the 10 major categories of the Dewey Decimal Classification systems used in libraries. A professor of biochemistry, he wrote nonfiction in popular science, science textbooks, essays and literary criticism. He is, however, probably more well know for his hard science fiction, mystery, and fantasy writings. A contemporary of Robert Heinlein and Arthur C. Clarke, Asimov was considered one of the "Big Three" writers of science fiction during his lifetime.
One of his more well known science fiction series is the Robot series, a collection of 38 short stories and 5 novels, the first one being I, Robot. Yes, this is the book upon which the 2004 movie of the same name, starring Will Smith, is based. Alas, the title and Dr. Susan Calvin are about the only things in common between the book and movie. Read the book; it's more interesting.
That said, "the unique feature of Asimov's robots are the Three Laws of Robotics, hardwired in a robot's positronic brain, with which all robots in his fiction must comply, and which ensure that the robot does not turn against its creators." And again, yes, Trekkies, Lieutenant Commander Data's positronic brain originated with Asimov, not the creator(s) of Star Trek Next Gen (or any other Star Trek version for that matter). It is to those three Laws of Robotics that I want to turn our attention to at this point.
These three laws were essentially how Asimov solved the problem (and introduced some very interesting unexpected consequences…see the Robot series) of how to define and constrain robotic behavior in such a way that humans would not, indeed, could not be harmed by their electronic creations. Let's look at those three laws:
- A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
- A robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
- A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Laws.
What I want you to notice is that these laws form a hierarchy. The first law supersedes and overrides the other two. The second law is just as important as the first, but if obedience to the second law conflicts with the first law, the first law "wins." Likewise, the third is dominated by the first and second. Think about it. In order to ensure the most benefit, robotic behavior cannot be defined by only one principle. It requires several, and they must be structured and inter-dependent in their relationships.
In a similar vein, how does God go about defining human behavior that pleases Him? Does He have only one principle for us to obey? No, He summaries it in two that are also hierarchical (Matthew 27:37-40): loving God and loving our neighbor. Loving God supersedes loving our neighbor, but both are important. And these two actually summarize what, when presented with more detail, require ten such principles for human conduct (Exodus 20:1-17).
OK, you say, so what does this have to do with voting??? Patience, dear reader. We're almost there.
Based on the above considerations, I would assert that most complex behaviors and decision processes, of which voting is one, can not be determined by applying only one principle. Unless you have more than the wisdom of Solomon, no one principle will encompass all possibilities that can be encountered. Applying this to voting: for those who say they cannot vote for a candidate with whom they have principled disagreements (i.e., they must vote their conscience; dare I point out how nebulous and subjective "conscience" can be at times?), they are really attempting to apply just one principle to the process in a simplistic and naïve fashion: if a candidate doesn't share my values, and have shared them for an adequate period of time so that I know he's really a photocopy of me, then I can't vote for him. The reason this is simplistic and naïve is simple: unless you personally run for office and vote for yourself, there is no one candidate that will agree with you 100% on every issue, let alone on all the issues you may want to list as important to you.
It is rare that we will have someone who shares all our positions and values, so what do you do? First, acknowledge that you can seek to vote for the one who comes the closest even if that is still so far distance from you that you have to hold your nose to do so. Second, it is perfectly all right, indeed, a duty to vote for someone as a vote to prevent someone else who is far worse from taking office.
So I would propose the following Three Laws of Voting, tailored after the Three Laws of Robotics and with a bow to Dr. Asimov:
- A voter may not injure his/her country or, through inaction, allow his/her country to come to harm.
- A voter must place a vote for the candidate who conflicts least with the First Law.
- A voter must protect his/her own conscience as long as such protection does not conflict with the First and Second Laws.
- Perhaps not as eloquent as Dr. Asimov, but still more inclusive of the possible eventualities we might face in elections in this country than the simplistic "only vote for your twin" that many are seeking to apply this election cycle.
Think about it.
Much has been written on the comparative damage the two candidates from the two parties could do to the country, so I'll not rehearse those considerations here. Suffice it to say that Clinton would do more, being more of Obama's destructive policies than Trump. Voting for Clinton violates the Second Law. Voting for a third party candidate violates the First and Second Law, primarily because it would ensure another Clinton presidency. Voting for Trump might require a nose pin to withstand the stench, but it would not violate any of these laws (and I did not vote for Trump in the primaries). Regardless, please don't…
Arguing Against Reality…Reality Doesn't Care How You Feel
Thanks to the so-called "progressive" left, the number of reality-challenged induhviduals in this country, particularly in today's universities, is growing at unprecedented rates. At all too many institutes of alleged higher education, the next generation (and that should really scare you if you think about it) is being told to "follow your heart" as you chart your future. Moreover, they are instructed to do so no matter what anyone tells them to the contrary, for in so doing, they are being "authentic." This turns one's life into an "heroic" narrative that all too many are embracing even when the contrarian is the cold, hard facts of reality.
Probably one of the most recent instances of this are alleged transgenders, and those hyperventilating on their behalf, who want to ignore their own biology because their heart tells them otherwise and to demand access to the public restroom of the gender to which they identify (again, regardless of what their chromosomes are rather clearly tell them).
So, why is it these induhviduals, and those advocating for them, are not considered anti-science in the same way Creationists are? Why aren't they considered science deniers the same way those who question anthropomorphic Globaloney WarmingTM are? They are much more boldly flying in the face of Science by denying obvious biological reality.
The fact that they don't call themselves by their desired gender, but have to invent the word "transgender" for identification purposes lets you know they really know what they are. Simply put, no, gender is NOT a social construct; it is a biological reality created by the type of chromosomes you inherit from your parents. It is not a complicated issue. And young people who are confused about their gender identity need to come to grips with how they were created and what they are as determined by the physical reality of their own body. They shouldn't be coddled with lies about their feelings and told to follow those nebulous impulses originating from who knows where.
As for following your heart, those promulgating and believing such drivel should seriously heed God's warnings about that in Jeremiah 17:9:
The heart is deceitful above all things, And desperately wicked; Who can know it?
The last phrase indicates the capability of strong self-deception. The heart is not to be trusted, and young people with little to no experience of the realities of life especially should not "listen to their heart" no matter how attractive and/or romantic and/or heroic such a path might sound.
This is not just Old Testament wisdom. Listen to Jesus' warning/explanation in Matthew 15:19:
For out of the heart proceed evil thoughts, murders, adulteries, fornications, thefts, false witness, blasphemies.
So, you want your life to be characterized ultimately by such attributes, by all means, "follow your heart!" But if you don't, consider God's wisdom (Proverbs 23:19):
Hear, my son, and be wise; And guide your heart in the way.
Your heart needs to be guided, not listened to. And guided in God's way, not your own.
The Pyramid of Disagreement: A Critical Tool for Analyzing Arguments
An essential skill in evaluating and discussing, mastering the ability to recognize the level of disagreement to which you and/or your opponents are appealing will help discernment to be achieved in almost any debate. Originally posted in April, 2008.
Man, once surrendering his reason, has no remaining guard against absurdities… With such persons, gullibility, which they call faith, takes the helm from the hand of reason and the mind becomes a wreck.
Thomas Jefferson
When confronted with an idea, proposition, or any content with which one disagrees, several responses are possible. One can ignore it, consider the points of disagreement and become convinced that they are correct and you have been mistaken, or one can continue to disagree and make an attempt at explaining why. Here in the blogosphere, this frequently occurs in the comments section, although the size limitation makes extended and detailed discussions difficult at times.
Nonetheless, to be effective, an effort should be made in determining how to do so. To that end, the preeminent anti-Idiotarian, Dr. Sanity, has brought to light this essay by Paul Graham entitled How to Disagree, which has been supplemented here with this tremendously valuable graphic depicting the Pyramid of Disagreement in which the various possible methods of disagreement are ranked in order of prevalence and effectiveness.
As you move up the pyramid, the effectiveness increases. Mr. Graham labels the bottom method DH0 (Disagreement Hierarchy) on up to DH6. It is important to note that anything below DH4 (counterargument) he labels as "unconvincing," but could also be labeled "invalid," or "ineffective." Thus, if one truly wants to convincingly deal with a topic, one should engage in counterargument (DH4), refutation (DH5), and/or refuting the central point (DH6).
An additional benefit of this pyramid is the ability to recognize what kind of presentation one is reviewing or formulating, i.e., it serves as a tool for analysis of argumentation by providing a framework to judge the level of effectiveness of an argument, another's or your own.
In general, if the point is to convince and persuade, you want to stick to the upper levels of argumentation. Unfortunately, these usually take more effort and are longer to prepare that the vastly easier lower levels. The progression up and down this pyramid can be correlated with at least two other characteristics: level of rationality and its converse, the level of emotionalism. The higher up the pyramid, the more you have to think and use rational argumentation. The more you sink to the lower levels, the more likely it is you will sink into emoting and reacting without thinking, and thus end up with drivel. The most petulant and peevish exchanges occur at these lower levels, especially at DH0. In addition, this pyramid helps to explain at least one potentially confusing couplet in Proverbs that some take as a contradiction:
Answer not a fool according to his folly, lest thou also be like unto him. Answer a fool according to his folly, lest he be wise in his own conceit. (Proverbs 26:4-5)
Let's first note that a fool will most likely answer with the folly of a DH0 or DH1 level response. The more intellectual ones might make it to DH2. So, don't respond in kind, at the same level, because then you'll be just like him, and you'll be operating in the realm of the unconvincing. Yet there are times when it is necessary to formulate some response so that he doesn't think he's won (becoming "wise in his own conceit") and so that he doesn't distort and corrupt someone else's thinking with his poisonous pabulum. In those cases, you respond at DH4-DH6. With this framework, we see the statements are complementary and not contradictory.
As conservatives, let's commit ourselves to operating at the DH4 and higher levels in our intercourse here in the blogosphere. If nothing else, it will drive liberals crazy!
ADDENDUM: Two further thoughts on DH0 level discussion, i.e., name-calling responses. First is one that Mr. Graham makes in the essay linked above: it doesn't matter if one sinks into the gutter of vulgarity to call someone a [explicative deleted] or if one rises to the lexicon of loquacity to label someone a "poltroon of plenitudinous proportions," it is still name-calling and does not address the issue under discussion and thus is only effective to the author in an emotive, cathartic way (which still may have some value for said author of such a comment, but does nothing to prove any point, or even that the name is an accurate assessment of the one to whom it is ascribed).
The second point is to answer the question, is it ever right to assign a derogatory label to someone, i.e., is name-calling a valid response in some situations? Here, I think there is a fine but finite distinction to be made between a.) responding to an argument and b.) attempting to describe someone or something based on the evidence at hand. Name-calling never answers an argument, period. Thus, it is never a valid response as a counterargument. However, some labels are accurate descriptors if sufficient data has been presented to make the case to use such a label. For example, it is not too difficult to label many liberals today as socialists because one can take their own statements and compare them to the statements found in socialist documents and find identity clearly manifested. Thus, based on the data, labeling someone with a name based on evidence is a valid exercise. It still is not an argument, but it consolidates data, is subject to verification and falsification, and can serve as a basis for argumentation.
Any additional thoughts on this or any other aspect of the pyramid are welcome.
ADDENDUM #2: For an interesting example of God Himself engaged in what I'm talking about in the Addendum above, check out Matthew 23, where Jesus takes on the religious leaders of the day with less than P.C. bluntness. It is critical to note that He supplies multiple examples of their behavior as evidence to justify the names He uses to accurately characterize the fruit of their lives. The grand finale of His indictment is in verse 33:
Ye serpents, ye generation of vipers, how can ye escape the damnation of hell?
While this appears to be DH0 level "disagreement," the juxtaposition to the evidence indicates otherwise: it is a descriptor and not an argument. His argument consists of the multiple examples where the religious leaders have consistently shown their contempt for God's law by their meticulous search for all the loopholes they can find in their hypocritical pursuit of their own righteousness.
As a sidebar, let me also note that despite its vehemence, Jesus is not engaged in irrational emoting or an angry diatribe, although it is probably fair to say that a modicum of righteous anger/indignation was present. Jesus had and displayed emotion, but always under control. As one clear example of this, check out His cleansing of the Temple (e.g., John 2:13-17). Large cattle are not particularly easy to move, and turning over tables constructed to hold the necessary items of trade (scales, weights, coins) was not a job for a limp wimp (carpentry in this day and age would have provided any carpenter of the day with a good physical fitness program). We appear to see Jesus having a temper tantrum, but verse 16 we see the evidence that gives the lie to that conclusion:
And said unto them that sold doves, Take these things hence; make not my Father's house an house of merchandise.
In contrast to the larger cattle for sacrifices, doves are fragile birds that were in cages. Rather than throwing these to the ground and hurting the birds, He calmly commands their owners to pick them up and get them out…NOW! In so doing, He demonstrates His self-control even in the midst of an apparent storm. Of course, being the sinless Son of God also makes these kinds of activities substantially "safer" for Jesus than for us (James 1:20).
Elusive Reality
Originally posted in February of 2008, the content outlined here will serve well for the upcoming election year.
Circumstantial evidence is a very tricky thing. It may seem to point very straight at one thing, but if you shift your own point of view a little, you may find it pointing in an equally uncompromising manner to something entirely different.
Sherlock Holmes, The Boscombe Valley Mystery (1892)
Thus the superlative deductive detective of the 19th century pinpoints the challenge faced by those seeking truth in any body of data. One's point of view, or perhaps better, one's worldview or frame of reference, dramatically influences how we interpret the data coming at us in every area of life. If you haven't liked broccoli since childhood, you will have a difficult time trying any dish that contains it without a significant shift in paradigm.
One of my favorite examples of this can be found in Francis Schaeffer's film series based on his book How Should We Then Live? This opus is an historical examination of the development of western thought from early Greece and Rome all the way through the latter part of the 20th century. At one point he very instructively shows footage of a news story of a riot that's been staged specifically for his film. First, he shows coverage that depicts "our brave police" staving off the rabid attacks of "fanatics" demonstrating against something or other, with the "rioters" hurling insults and bottles at the police, who hold their ground and remain calm, defending themselves and carrying off only those rioters who have attacked by physically launching themselves at them. The newscaster speaks in glowing terms of the bravery of the police and their willingness to stand in the gap to safeguard the public. Shots focus primarily on either the police or on obviously enraged attackers and their hateful grimaces and faces prior to any action on the part of the police. Makes you feel all soft and warm and protected by the police, thankful that they are there. Then, the film breaks to a second broadcast. In this one, also a riot, the cameras focus only on "police brutality," showing the police apparently overreacting and pounding on those "innocent" demonstrators who were only exercising their first amendment rights of free speech when they were attacked with great violence by the police force armed to the teeth and against which these demonstrators stood no chance to defend themselves. Again, there is selective language by the newscaster in describing the "peaceful protesters" and the "brutal police." In this case, one's sense of justice and outrage are inflamed at what you see. Finally, a third camera zooms out to show that exactly the same riot is being filmed by two different crews. What has happened is…you've been framed!
The earliest formal work on framing traces back 25 years to research by the cognitive psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky. In experiments examining risk judgments and consumer choices rather than content itself, the two psychologists discovered that the different ways in which a message is presented or framed can result in very different responses. They concluded in their Nobel Prize winning research that 'perception is reference-dependent.'
Over the past two decades, research in the fields of political communication and sociology has added to previous work on framing to explain how media portrayals in interaction with cultural forces shape public views. In this research, frames are identified as being used by audiences as 'interpretative schema' to make sense of and discuss an issue, by journalists to craft interesting and appealing news reports, and by policymakers to define policy options and reach decisions.
In each of these contexts, frames simplify complex issues by lending greater importance to certain considerations and arguments over others. In the process, framing helps communicate why an issue might be a problem, who or what might be responsible, and what should be done.
(Matthew C. Nisbet & Dietram A. Scheufele, The Future of Public Engagement, October 1, 2007, The Scientist)
Framing is an essential part of communication and happens whether or not you are aware of it. The first paragraphs of this post are, in fact, a "frame" in which an attempt is being made to show the relevance of the following content and to draw you into the presentation represented by this post. It is, therefore, an important tool in creating communication that captures your audience and transmits your message. The question, then, is not whether or not you have been framed, but whether or not the frame corresponds to reality. This is not a trivial question for a culture in which truth has become increasingly malleable and relative to the one experiencing or asserting it, or to the communicator's ultimate goals with the ends justifying the means. Consequently, what is usually missed is the consciousness that this is occurring, and so critical thought regarding the truthfulness of the frame and the truth of the contents in the frame is overturned by the emotional associations triggered by the frame.
When the emotional responses to the frame block rational thought, you have the essence of propaganda and empty rhetoric no matter the source. Although one can find examples of framing on both the left and right of the political spectrum, the preponderance of flawed framing that literally boggles the mind emanates from the left as their worldview is much more subjective and visceral than that of the right. For purposes of this discussion, we will here note the following definitions from the Pocket Oxford Dictionary (with emphases added to highlight particularly relevant parts): propaganda = information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote a political cause or point of view; rhetoric = 1) the art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing; 2) language with a persuasive or impressive effect, but often lacking sincerity or meaningful content.
As flawed human beings, we are all subject to falling for propaganda and rhetoric, but it behooves us as rational creatures to beware of such manipulation. Those who must needs resort to a distortion of truth generally have an agenda they are seeking to hide, an agenda that, were it fully revealed, would trigger rejection and resistance to it.
As the information available for consumption has been increasing exponentially, our current political and social milieu particularly this election season abounds in examples of all kinds of framing. Thus, Thomas Sowell sounds the alarm in his
recent (i.e., recent in February, 2008; sorry but the original does not seem to be available now) NRO article, calling false framing demagoguery:
Yet we seem to be no more aware of the need to be on guard against demagoguery today, in the 21st century, than those people who looked up with open-mouthed adulation at Adolf Hitler in the 1930s and at numerous other demagogues, large and small, around the world throughout the turbulent 20th century.
Many people find it thrilling that the mantra of "change" is ringing out across the land during this election year. But let's do what the politicians hope that we will never do — stop and think.
In citing a specific example from current campaigning, Sowell adds,
Everybody is for change. They differ on the specifics. Uniting people behind the thoughtless mantra of 'change' means asking for a blank check in exchange for rhetoric. That deal has been made many times in many places — and millions of people have lived to regret it.
I, of course, cannot help but repeat his quip specifically directed at one of the most egregious perpetrators of empty framing:
Barack Obama says that he wants to 'heal America and repair the world.' One wonders what he will do for an encore and whether he will rest on the seventh day.
Another example: accurate framing is something that's been dramatically missing in the reporting being done on the Iraq war. As Michael Yon notes in one of his
recent dispatches:
The best reporting comes from reporters who have spent the most time on the ground here, because the context is complex and evolving. Long distance reporting is like exploring the moon through a telescope. To get a feel for the ground here, a journalist has to be like Captain Kirk. I have often commented on how very different the reality is over here from what most Americans seem to think it is.
There is no way to explain how different, except to say 'you would have to be here to understand it.' When mainstream reporters get the story wrong, it's usually because they lack the context and depth of experience necessary to correctly interpret what they see and hear. The same is true for bloggers, some of whom are grandiose in implying that they spend a significant amount of time in the field, but an inventory and audit would not support the claims.
False framing most frequently involves the selection of material to show only one side of the story. Dissenting data is dismissed as irrelevant, when in fact, it is only irrelevant for the propagandist whose purpose is only to portray one side, lest the "wrong" conclusion be reached by his audience. A particularly good site for exposing such is Newsbusters.
The bottomline: part of developing critical thinking capacity is to learn to discern the framing taking place in any story, and then to test both the frame and the story content against known realities. In so doing, one heeds the admonition of the wisest man to ever live when he said:
The simple believeth every word: but the prudent man looketh well to his going.
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With both parties now sadly passed on and as you are unable to libel the deceased is anyone able to throw any light on Gary Speed's departure from Everton? For what it's worth I always believed it was simply that Speed realised very quickly that we were going nowhere and decided he didn't want to waste the prime of his career with us. However, the harsh truth never really sits well with football fans and there were a lot of hinting at rumours at the time but I never heard anyone actually say what they believed the truth to be. So, is there anything more to Speed's acrimonious transfer from Everton?
Kendall taking ale to training, Koeman frequenting brasses.....Anyone else got anything..?
Kobe Bryant. Ray Lewis. Simeon rice. Patrick Roy was a hall of fame hockey player who allegedly beat his wife with a door. You'd be surprised. Oh. Brett favre sent pictures of his junk to a female reporter. But He's one of the greatest quarterbacks that ever lived though. So let's ignore that......
Blimey.Genuine questions: was the door off the hinges, or did the hockey dude take her to the door?And what's wrong with sending a wanger pic?
It's sexual harassment.Common for athletes and their indiscretions or worse to be glossed over or ignored. Not sure why.
But not as bad as Brazilhttps://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/mar/13/brazil-football-bruno-fernandes-de-souza-murder-girlfriend
This kind of stuff always interests me about pro athletes. And I'm taking this from all sports around the world;You can have a man that's an alcoholic, a rapist, a wife beater, a cheater, a drunk driver, even a murderer. But if he's done a great deal for the club you support then you better keep your mouth shut. Wtf is with that?
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It was just too much too bear, the sun was up, not much of a wind, fancied a chat, so as I was passing I took a right at the roundabout with my Satnav shouting "Turn Around When Possible" and off to Woodhorn Motors I went. Well it was those Waxwings again, just like last year, if they were there you just kept going to see if the better conditions could improve your pictures. I know they are much the same but I like them nearly as much as I like taking pics of Blue Tits and Dunnocks
The one above I took early in the morning with the flash on as I was "passing" the police station on my way to get a cup of coffee before going to Cresswell


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Chenggang Traders Hotel
Chenggang Traders Hotel is 1500 meters away from Guangzhou Museum .
The hotel is around 20 minutes on foot from the city center. Such tourist places as a mausoleum, a temple and a museum are fairly close by.
This property offers proximity to lakes and parks.
East Ocean Seafood Restaurant and Food Street offer an assortment of dishes within 250 meters of the property.
A 15-minute walk from Guangzhou Railway train station. The hotel is around 30 km from New Baiyun airport.
Chenggang Traders Hotel provides guests with laundry and dry cleaning.


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Daddy went all out and went to the store to buy some flowers for his little sweetheart! He took Little D with him and they brought some sweet smelling, pink peonies home for mama!!
Brandon came to the door and knocked...
He asked her if she would like to go on a date with daddy?
|So excited! I couldn't get a picture that wasn't blurry!
And off they went!! Daddy is setting the standard high for future {waaaaaaay future} prospects!


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Life's a mystery. The stars venture us only ghosts, so far and sharp and brittle. Hinting only of a depth that we could not see. Whispering mass through every scar and fissure. The beauty is always the hardest part, out here where the words thin down.
I grant your grace is mostly architectural, that modest posture strictly always swaying, acknowledging the weight of weather, the pallid hand of atmosphere in filling out the differences. I see the thought built into that honest skull, so bright with that act of burning. You hold still, as if in flight. You cast shadows with a gentle smile. It is the strength with which you cease to wear the world.
It is true, though that isn't why I say it. I am honest though all these reasons are wrong. The gravity of this want that awakes these needs with-in me. How faithfully you hold all these secrets, these conspiracies of love and limits. How artfully you dodge the answer that can only make you whole. You are lovely in these bounds and breaks. The moon hidden above mountains in winter. The winds embracing the breadth of the ocean each night.
Thursday, February 3, 2011
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Hello stampers and thanks for coming to visit my blog on this April Monday! Yes, you are the best! I appreciate each and every one of my fun and friendly customers. You always make me smile!
I'm getting just a bit excited, because on Thursday I'm hopping on a plane and going to Salt Lake City for OnStage Live, which is the new name for Stampin'Up!'s annual convention. In the past, this event was always held in July. I'm thinking April in Salt Lake City might be a bit more to my liking, as mid-summer was always hot, hot, hot!
I'll be getting a copy of the new annual catalog and seeing the new In-Colors! I can't wait! We got a little sneak peek of the new colors on our canvas totes and they look like pastels this year. That will be a nice change, since we've had some pretty dark (think Blackberry Bliss) and vibrant (think Watermelon Wonder) colors for the past couple of years. So it will be nice to have a change!
I hadn't planned to make any swaps this time, but couldn't face convention without a few cards to swap, so yesterday morning I designed a quick card that uses stamp sets that will be carried over into the new catalog. Stampin'Up! was kind enough to give us a list of about 10 stamp sets that will still be around when the new catalog comes out on June 1st.
Here's my card...
The card stock colors are Daffodil Delight, Old Olive, Whisper White and Watermelon Wonder. The DSP is Watermelon Wonder, and I used Watermelon Wonder ink to stamp the sentiment, which is from the Friendly Wishes stamp set on page 122 of the annual catalog. I wanted my card to have a summery look and I think these colors captured that mood. The flowers are stamped in Daffodil Delight ink on Daffodil Delight card stock using the Flower Shop stamp set that is also being carried over into the new catalog. I layered two flowers together, then added a small flower I punched with the Itty Bitty Accents Punch Pack. A White Perfect Accent repeats the dots on the Old Olive panel and the DSP.
I've got a lot to do before I leave on Thursday, so I need to run! Thanks for being one of my readers!
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సన్ధ్యారంభవిజృంభితం శృతిశిరః స్థానాన్తరాధిష్ఠితం
సప్రేమ భ్రమరాభిరామమసకృత్ సద్వాసనా శోభితమ్ ।
భోగీన్ద్రాభరణం సమస్త సుమనఃపూజ్యం గుణావిష్కృతం
సేవే శ్రీగిరి మల్లికార్జున మహాలింగం శివాలిఞ్గితమ్ ।।50।।
--శంకర భగవత్పాదుల శివానందలహరి నుంచి
Swami Tapasyaananda explains it as follows:
sandhyaarambha vijRmbhitam: Lord Siva resembles flowering Arjuna tree with the jasmine creeper entwining it. He dances at dusk when the tree also blossoms.
Srutisira-sthanaantar-aadhistitam: He occupies the crest of Vedic wisdom just as Arjuna flowers find the place on heads and ears of men
saprema-bhramaraabhiraamam: He is rendered beautiful by the presence of loving Bhraraambika (his consort), and the tree by the eager honey-bees
sadvaasana sobhitam: He is always distinguished by reason of good men resorting to Him as the tree is by its good smell
bhogiindra-abharanam: He has the kings of snakes as his ornaments while the Arjuna flowers form the decorations of noted pleasure seekers (bhogis)
samasta-sumanaah-puujyam: He is worthy of worshiped by all other gods; and the Arjuna flowers are laudable among all other flowers
gunaavishkrutam: He reveals the qualities of Nature like Sattva, Rajas and Tamas and the Arjuna flowers their color, fragrance and other qualities
srigiri-mallikharjuna-mahaalingam: He is established as the linga known as Mallikarjuna on the mountain sri parvata (srisailam), while Arjuna tree stands on beautiful peak
siva-aalingitam: He is embraced by Paarvati and the tree by jasmine creepers
I worship SIVA who thus resembles the Arjuna tree and who is represented by his emblem known as Mallikaarjuna established on the sriparvata.
-- కార్తీక పూర్ణిమ సందర్భంగా
Friday, November 19, 2010
మల్లికార్జున మహాలింగం
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Pistols and Pumps have been busy moving product across the country as well as defining our mark in this industry. We first wish to thank Springfield Armory for their advertising sponsorship of our blog. We will be posting on a more frequent basis and would love to have your input, so all my friends...Happy Blogging. :)
Ok folks, men or women, you need to check out this new book, Chicks with Guns. It's a unique approach to showing the world the ladies who love their guns and why. It's really an artistic and personal approach to the view point of being a gun owner versus a political one.
There were two women in particular that stood out in the book, however each lady and her choice of weapon had a special meaning and the common factor of all of them was safety and comfortability with their gun. Which in anyone's eyes should be profound. It's knowledge that's power, not necessarily the weapon.
One woman, is pictures with a shotgun in one hand and her young son on her hip in the other. Naysayers could tear that one apart, however it's her explaination that makes it powerful. Her grandpa gave her the gun, her dad taught her how to shoot and she will in the future pass it down to her son. As she describes, it translates to something much deeper, connection to family, respect for guns, respect for nature and respect for humans. Wow, aren't those lessons that we all wish to pass to our children.
The other woman that stands out was Elena from Oregon. Single mom of 2, and proud and I will add, RESPONSIBLE gun owner. She talks of a story of taking her 7 and 8 year olds out shooting to show them the impact it could have. She did this because, kids are kids, and they will get into almost anything, especially if you tell them not to. She goes on to explain that they were scared at first by the loudness as well as the impact it had on the watermelon that was shot. But it truly showed them the powerfulness of the weapon and the immediate results just one shot could have. She too, spoke a lot about safety, how to store it with kids in the home and how to be a responsible gun owner.
Very impressed by this book, regardless of where these ladies were from, regardless of which gun they owned, they all were passionate about their rights, their weapon and their lives. Great book, thank you Lindsay McCrum for opening the world's eyes to the women of this industry. America is better off with armed ladies and ladies that know how to use their weapons.
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Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Awesome New Book...Chicks With Guns, by Lindsay McCrum
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So, Sunday (Oct 1 2017) was my next attempt at an Ultra. The Blues Cruise 50 K Ultra. Firstly, what a beautiful course in / around Blue Marsh National Recreation Area in the northwest of the city of Reading, Pennsylvania, USA. Very well organized, very well run, 7 themed aid stations and the attendance this year was the largest ever at 450 runners. Continue reading "Blues Cruise – 50K Ultra attempt"
So it begins
Well in fairness, this began on November 1st 2016, but I can't and shouldn't back date blog posts, so it begins today.
Let me take you back to about 2 weeks before November 1st. I was looking for a change, I was feeling fat (in fairness I was not obese or anything of that nature most people probably didn't even know I had some weight I wanted to lose, I always say I carried it well), I wanted to lose maybe 10 lbs, I wanted to get back in to running and maybe even attempt a second 50 mile Ultra-marathon in 2017. I had tried cleanses before but this time I wanted it to be different, something that could be a lifestyle change, something I could, if I wanted to, maintain for life. Having lots of health conscious and fit people in my life, Paleo was something that came up frequently, so I knew of it. After doing some research, and ordering a couple books, I opted for a 21 day Paleo plan. A guided day by day plan to keep e on the Paleo track and guide me to 3 weeks of success.
I made small changes 2 weeks leading up to Day 1 on November 1st, 2016 and on day 1, went full Paleo, including no alcohol, though I did keep coffee in (I drink 1, maybe 2 espresso, no sugar, no milk, per day).
Here are some of my Facebook posts through that 21 day journey: Continue reading "So it begins"


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I am not stretching the truth when I say I am not a great cook. I don't even consider myself a good cook...most of the time.
But every once and again I surprise even myself!
Having mastered cookies, after forgetting to put oatmeal in my oatmeal raisin cookies and having to call my mom, in tears, to ask why mine didn't look like hers always did. She had me read through the recipe with her, I continued to bake while I went over it, when we got to the last item on the list of ingredient's, and the last batch in the oven to bake, it dawned on me that I had forgotten, the most important ingredient. She taught me to laugh and try again.
I have totally given up on any kind of jam making, except for freezer jam. Strawberry and raspberry to be exact.
Yes I have a story for that too.
After conquering cookies, I got the hair brained idea, a few years later, to try my hand at peach jam.
Not a good thing.
But it did turn out to be pretty good syrup. We used it on pancakes and ice cream. for a couple of years.
Then a whole lot of years later, I got the jam making itch again. This time I thought I would make apricot jam with a nut floating in it like my Grandma used to make. Just like my mom's story had told me, how good it was and how much fun they had seeing who would get the treat of getting the nut.
I got a bushel of apricots, jam bottles, and all the necessities for the project. Called my mom, before starting for a few pointer's, then went to work.
She called me the next day to see how it turned out.
Informing her that I would never again, in this life, undertake such a project, she inquired about it. I told her it took stinking long to stand there at the sink and peel all the skins off those little things! She laughed so hard I could almost hear the tear's dripping off her chin! Upon regaining some of her composure, she choked out that you don't peel them you just cut off the bad parts and leave the rest on and blend them along with the fruit.
The skinless apricot syrup was, again, used for pancakes and ice cream, until it too was used up.
Freezer jam, I can do and it works every time. I'm sticking with that.
So you can imagine my surprise when I cook something and it works out, looks good and tastes good too.
Another confession here is that I like the taste of bell pepper's but I don't like the texture of eating them. Also I don't much care to eat them stuffed. It seems it's always just a fancy way to slip a meatloaf past unsuspecting folks.
But years and years ago.
Back to the cookie lesson day's.
I was at a group luncheon where a different kind of stuffed peppers were served, along with the recipes for them. I tried the one I liked best, at home, and they turned out good.
I put the recipe up and forgot about it until the other day.
I dug through my oldest recipe gathering folder searching for 'Ham and rice stuffed peppers'. I couldn't find it, so I googled it. And between all of them I sort of came up with my own.
I bought 8 of the biggest bell peppers I could find, in red and green, then to work I went.
I still think they are the perfect way to eat a Summer stuffed bell pepper.
I can't tell you amounts of ingrediants, but I can give you the list of them.
Precooked rice. Diced ham, greated colby jack cheese, sauted onion, celery, zuchinni (because I had a lot of them). I mixed all that up in a big bowl and stuffed 2 pepper's (Because I'm allergic to them), then I added fresh from the garden diced tomatoes to the rest. I cleaned out the seeds and white stuff from the peppers and rinsed them out and let them drain, before stuffing them. Then I put them in a cake pan (my 2 in a bread loaf pan), and filled the bottom with water, up to a little over half way up the peppers. Baked at 325 degrees for 30 minutes.
I'm not a great cook. But every once and again I surprise even myself :)
p.s. Honey ate my bell pepper's for me and let me eat just the middles ;)


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The history of Tuxedo Park, New York, is just this side of a fairy tale. A 2,600-acre gated community just 38 miles north of New York City, Tuxedo Park originated as an exclusive weekend and summertime enclave for Manhattan Gilded Age elites.
It all began back in 1885, when tobacco magnate Pierre Lorillard decided to establish a countryside hunting and fishing getaway for himself and his well-heeled friends. Lorillard drafted his close friend William Waldorf Astor to work as his real-estate scout, and instructed him to find acreage close enough to reach from New York City within an hour by automobile or train, but unspoiled enough to be a true escape from the hustle and bustle.
Bob Thompson, owner of Tuxedo Park Preferred Properties—and a font of knowledge about the region's history—explains, "Astor found this area, right on the edge of New York State's Orange County, set among the beautiful, rolling hills of the Ramapo Mountains. Construction started in September of 1885, and in just under nine months, the 1,800 craftsmen that they imported from Italy had built 22 'cottages'—each was between 6,000 and 9,000 square feet." In addition to the homes, the craftsmen also constructed 30 miles of roadway though the park, a private police station, and a clubhouse for owners.
Travel to Tuxedo Park was simplified by railroad magnate Cornelius Vanderbilt—part of the elite society scene that the community was built for—who built a beautiful train station for and created a dedicated track from Grand Central to the village.
Cindy Booth Van Schaack, a broker at Towne & Country Properties of Sotheby's International, points out that the Tuxedo Park is made up of a peerless collection of rare period architecture. "You had master turn-of-the-century architects working here. People like McKim, Mead & White and Bruce Price. Here you can find Colonial Georgian, Mediterranean-style manors, and Tudor-influenced castles."
And, yes, the suit that shares its name with Tuxedo Park was named after a sartorial revolution in the Ramapo Mountains. The height of the social season was an annual coming-out event called the Autumn Ball, which lasted to the Great Depression. Legend has it that in 1886 Griswold Lorillard—son of the enclave's founder—wore a "tailless dress coat" (as described by a reporter at the time), which soon took off among society gents around the world, and was dubbed the tuxedo.


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Once upon a time, I felt as though I didn't really share many personal life updates on the blog. I've been trying to improve that aspect of Just Bee lately, because I do love using my blog as a personal journal as well! I've been loving these monthly "recap" posts. It's time for another update - this time, all about September! RELATED: September // What I'm Looking Forward To September Recap: Labor Day weekend with friends! Bjorn and I really enjoy hosting people at our place for Labor Day. … [Read more...]
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At the end of August, Bjorn and I did a mini session with Kaitlyn C Photography in the Twin Cities. I am so, so glad we went ahead and got maternity photos done! It almost didn't happen, not only because of iffy weather that evening, but also because of Bjorn's busy schedule! It's difficult working around all he's involved in (though I'm very proud of all he does!). I've realized that scheduling things for just myself is super easy compared to working around my husband's … [Read more...]
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It's crazy to think that it's time to do a recap of August already!! I honestly have no idea how August went by that quickly! It was a fun month, though, and I'm excited to share this personal life update today. RELATED: August // What I'm Looking Forward To August Recap: Like I mentioned in this post at the beginning of August, I really wanted to wring every bit of summer out of this month! And I think we've accomplished that, even though we didn't go all-out with a summer bucket list or … [Read more...]
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We arrived in Vegas after 23 hours of straight time driving. That means: Shawn drove 21 hours. I drove 2 hours. Good deal. lol Thankfully, Shawn is a trooper and drank 7 Rockstars to get us to Vegas in rockstar time. The hotel of choice? The New York New York.
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If MTG had tumbled, I would have said that I expected that. But I also said (in my honest, cannot benefit from hindsight post) that I had a short position (via puts) but that MTG had held up so strongly, that I closed my position. The green line above is $56.39. That was previous support. It may prove to be current resistance.
I don't really count aftermarket activity on stocks such as this, because after market is a netherworld. You can see that MTG tanked down to $53, but quickly regained. I do not know what will happen with this stock. I don't think that there is much upside, and we may very well see it drift down.
My sold puts would have gained just a bit. What's interesting is that when the stock is all in a muddle in the a.m. like this one is, you cannot get a bid/ask on options. I don't know the reason for that
Anyway, the promised followup. Not much insight. I think that they are having their conference call now. I may listen and see how the stock reacts.


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A primeval scene out of time?
Maybe not.
What's the earliest year in which this scenario might have existed?
A primeval scene out of time?
Maybe not.
What's the earliest year in which this scenario might have existed?
I didn't know you took video of that!
Well, that depends on how specific you need to be. The first members of the genus Alligator show up in North America in the Eocene and we definitely had Alligator olsoni in Florida around 20 Ma. However, if you are content to just have alligator-like critters, you could go much father back than that, and if you don't even mind that they are amphibians that look like alligators you can go very far back in to the Paleozoic. The birds are more of a limiting factor, they are far away so you wouldn't be able to tell if they had teeth or such so that could be back in the Jurassic. But even more so, the plants are going to restrict this scene to after the spread of angiosperms, about 130 Ma, and specifically after the evolution of grasses in the very latest part of the Cretaceous, about 65 Ma.
So, pick your date.
Are those cows in the background? If so, I'm chopping many years off of Brick's estimate.
Hmmm, very interesting video;)
Oh man, totally missed the megafauna in the background. I was a bit blurry eyed this morning... Those are the bison on Paynes Prairie, aren't they? So, bison showed up in North America about 300,000 years ago or so, but the modern species only appeared about 10,000 years ago. Of course, the Paynes Prairie bison aren't the original eastern subspecies but western bison brought in from Oklahoma, so strictly their presence dates it post mid-1970's.
everything Brickman just said!
Hint: Objects in the rear are closer and therefore smaller than they appear.
Extensive research leads me to believe that small brown things surrounded by big flappy birds showed up in Florida in the mid-1890's, but were exterminated in the wild during the Roaring Twenties. They have been reintroduced in limited numbers on private small brown thing preserves, but can only be possessed by the public under permit from Florida Fish and Wildlife...or really, I dunno.
So, those are feral hogs in the background? They could have been introduced into the wild anytime between the early 1500's and this morning around 6:45 am. But if you want to expand your definition of "hog" we have fossils of peccaries in North America from the late Eocene :)
Well, you asked for a specific YEAR and I'm not sure that can be done with precision. But I'll pick 1521 and De Leon rather than 1539 and De Soto.
However, Eurasian Wild Hogs were introduced and hybridized with existing (smaller) Florida Wild Hogs in 1914. Can't really tell how big those brutes are. If they have Eurasian Wild Hog DNA the earliest would be 1915.
Golly gee darn. You people are just way too smart for lil' ole me.
I don't even SEE what you are seeing. Except for the birds.
Video cameras weren't invented until the 1930s ... so I'm saying 1936.
Because really, what serious answer could I give that's better than what you already have?
that PIG looks like it has a collar around its neck... but can't be dogs, as the ground was aflutter. florida feral hogs. ha 1886. i stole that number off the edis.ifas.ufl.edu site.
where wuz ya when ya shot this ?
I'se happy to give all them critters WIDE berth.
Nice "pure florida" scene
I am very, very sneaky.
Great input! Not the longest or clearest video so don't fret missIDing the feral hogs in the background. I appreciate the interest in solving this puzzler, and of course your final answer is essentially on target.
Not cows, but your post hint response is spot on. Juan Ponce's last voyage to La Florida was meant to be a colony and carried horses and other domestics ... surely there were pigs, so I had chosen 1521 as the best answer.
Why you follower you!
Whatever critter could you mean? LOL!
Two hogs rooting in the muck! LOL!
Clever angle on that question!
A collar? You must have super vision!
That was Paynes Prairie just out from the Alachua Sinks.
My guess would have been in the 1560s, given that you labeled this "primeval puzzler", "primeval" seems to have come into common usage about mid 16th century. Now, if you had called it a "primordial puzzler", I'd have backed it off to 14th century...never mind trying to figure out geological eras based on fauna :o)
Clever. Another angle at the puzzler.
Master knew answer.
He was there in spirit when
gator first ate hog.
Haiku Master,
We bask in your glory,
even if that's one tall story.
See, the thing is, real poems rhyme.


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Wednesday, June 16, 2010
10 comments:
- swest335 said...
thank you so much for the update, i have been thinking about you all day. So happy to hear the wonderful news!! Now rest and take care of "you"- I am praying for a peaceful recovery.
- June 16, 2010 at 6:21 PM
- Sally said...
WAAAAHHHOOOOOO!!!!!! Clean margins too??? Is this Christmas? Am I dreaming??? What excellent news. I am sooooo happy!!! Wait... I think I hear crying... that cancer had it's BUTT KICKED and now it's off in the corner (far away from you!) pouting. HA!!! AWESOME NEWS. I'm so happy, and so relieved. I'm not making sense either - I'm delirious! I love you!!!
- June 16, 2010 at 6:50 PM
- Crash said...
oh, kristin! praise the Lord! that's wonderful news. :)
- June 16, 2010 at 7:04 PM
- Crash said...
crash is joy, btw.
- June 16, 2010 at 9:20 PM
- Matt Decell said...
That's absolutely wonderful!
- June 17, 2010 at 6:21 AM
- Tracey said...
SO happy to hear the news! What a relief. Thinking about you and praying for your quick recovery! XO
- June 17, 2010 at 7:49 AM
- trulyjulie said...
I'm teary eyed (well actually crying!!) and smiling.
- June 17, 2010 at 9:08 AM
- kaci j said...
God is So GOOD! Congratulations on such wonderful news, going home, and being able to appreciate all your blessings. you're always an uplifting encouragement for my day!
- June 17, 2010 at 9:22 AM
- Sheri said...
Praise God
- June 17, 2010 at 1:29 PM
- kate said...
Lucky Lady!
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I have been thinking about doing a Jonny Quest image for the past week, this is what I ended up with. Originally, it was a thin banner, but I thought it needed more of environment so it got bigger. The banner was about the size of the figures, the top was about an inch above the skull, the bottom about an inch below the feet.
I went into this with the idea I might do a t-shirt, but I think this is not going to be the final draft, I think it needs some more work and maybe more of an action shot of 'Jonny."


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Marlane Barnes, born in Portland, Oregon in 1990, is an American actress who played the role of Sandy on the FX original series Sons of Anarchy. Making her debut on the episode "You Are My Sunshine" in the series' sixth season, Marlane plays the role of an escort working at Diosa International. She appears once more, on the episode "Playing with Monsters" in the series seventh, and final, season.
Marlane has made good use of her Scotch-Irish roots, being best known for playing Maggie of the Irish coven in THE TWILIGHT SAGA BREAKING DAWN, directed by Bill Condon. Major television credits include MAD MEN opposite Vincent Kartheiser and RAY DONOVAN with Paula Malcomson, as well as recurring roles on SONS OF ANARCHY opposite Katy Segal, THE FOSTERS, and MASTERS OF SEX alongside Lizzy Caplan. Other film credits include Terrence Malick's THE TREE OF LIFE with Jessica Chastain and the feature films SOMEBODY MARRY ME with Michael Lerner and SAKE BOMB for which she received a nomination for Best Actress from New York's Winter Film Awards. She is classically trained, with her Masters of Fine Arts in Acting from the University of Texas at Austin, and volunteers in animal rescue through fostering and spreading awareness.
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- Age: 35
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- Hair: Brown
- Eye: Blue
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I had one in my cart....didnt buy coz I definitely wanted 13MP back cam. So waiting for Zenfone 2 ZE550ML, hope its priced reasonably. Cam is under performing...else this phone is a bang for the buck.
Flipkart or lenovo playing hide and seek with us, either they are stupid or they have best marketing strategy
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