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The Asado burger with yucca fries
Where: Asado, 2810 Sixth Ave., Tacoma, 253-272-7770, asadotacoma.com
The burger started with a patty made of ground chorizo (a smoky Spanish pork sausage) and seasoned chuck. Smoked onions and bell peppers added a hefty flavor layer. Pan-fried provolone cheese was a brilliant textural touch when paired with crispy fried Serrano ham. A brioche bun from Macrina Bakery came glazed with a smoky poblano aioli. You won't find creamier fries around town than the yucca fries, which are thick-sliced fries made from yucca root, deep fried and tossed with truffle oil and finished with sel gris, then arranged into a fun little Jenga stack on the plate.
Sauerbraten and potato dumplings
Where: Bruno's European Cafe, 11725 Pacific Highway S.W., Lakewood, 253-719-7181
Sauerbraten is offered only on Saturdays because it takes five days to prepare. Prime beef started with a marinade of bay leaves and fresh herb is slow-simmered in a pot until fork tender. Gravy is the final step, made from beefy pan drippings and enriched with cream. Accompanying dumplings with mushroom gravy were ethereal puffs of potato and flour that tasted deliciously squishy.
Meatloaf sandwich
Where: Shorty's Grub House, 34417 Pacific Highway S., Federal Way, 253-345-9100
House-smoked meatloaf came crispy around the grilled edges and studded with garlic and onions. Topped with a splash of house-made Grubbin' Sauce (barbecue with a sweet twist), the slab of meatloaf was stuffed into a chewy ciabatta-style roll with sweet caramelized onions.
Thai peach soup
Where: Brix 25, 7707 Pioneer Way, Gig Harbor, 253-858-6626 or harborbrix.com
A warm, puckery, pureed peach soup that chef/owner Thad Lyman calls a twist on Thai-style sweet and sour was poured tableside, spilling gorgeously over a tangle of chopped raw ahi and a relish of diced, salted cucumbers threaded with mint. The flavors were fresh, summery, vivid.
Wood-fired pizza
Where: Primo Grill, 601 S. Pine St., Tacoma, 253-383-7000, primogrilltacoma.com
It's thanks to the wood oven that the pizza crust at Primo is ethereal, thin and crispy, with just the right amount of chewy resistance. The pizzas come heat-licked with slightly charred edges. The house-cured pancetta and seared radicchio pizza yielded a sweet-bitter flavor combination with a sprinkle of mozzarella cheese. Toppings didn't burden the crust. The prosciutto pizza got a sweet edge from a light smear of fig jam. Pockets of creamy goat cheese added sharp bite.
Curry ramen
Where: Pacific Grill, 1502 Pacific Ave., Tacoma, 253-627-3535, pacificgrilltacoma.com
I was floored by the curry broth of the spicy ramen. It's far more of a bright Thai-style curry than a mild Japanese curry. The broth is creamy yellow and punctuated with a back-of-the-throat note of chili heat and the bright flavor of kaffir lime leaves, a staple in Thai curry, tempered by creamy coconut milk.
Flash fried calamari
Where: Chambers Bay Grill, 6320 Grandview Drive W., University Place, 253-460-4653, ext. 112, www.
Flash-fried calamari and artichoke hearts were made lightly crunchy with a pepper-flecked coating. An unusual twist appeared in the form of fried orange chips – thinly sliced rounds of orange, peel, pith and all – that blew away my palate with the assertive blast of citrus, but without the usual bitterness that pith can bring. The kitchen secret? They soak the orange slices in buttermilk before frying.
Carnitas torta sandwich
Where: Taqueria La Fondita, gravel lot at South 38th and South G streets, 253-472-2577
The carnitas torta came on a fluffy roll with surprisingly sturdy texture. The sandwich roll was smeared with mayo and loaded with thick-cut tomato slices, a few shards of onions, pickled jalapenos, sprigs of fresh cilantro, shredded iceberg lettuce, meaty slices of not-too-ripe avocado, and a juicy layer of crispy fried carnitas punctuated with lime and fragrant with garlic and chiles. The sandwich was a flavor bomb, as well as a three-napkin adventure.
Pot du creme
Where: Rosewood Cafe, 3323 N. 26th St., Tacoma, 253-752-7999, rosewoodcafe.com
The ingredients of the pot du creme at Rosewood are straightforward and simple but wonderfully executed: Dark chocolate, heavy cream, eggs, sugar and vanilla transformed into a luscious cup of chocolate custard. It's slow-cooked in a water bath, turning it into a pot of ethereal cream, with a smooth texture and rich chocolate flavor.
Soon doo boo
Where: Cho Dang Tofu, 9601 South Tacoma Way, Tacoma, 253-682-1968
At Cho Dang Tofu, the Korean soup soon doo boo is served in a sizzling cast-iron pot filled to nearly overflowing with chili-spiked broth thick with silky clouds of velvety tofu and whatever meat you desire: beef, pork, mixed seafood, bacon, oyster, ham and the list goes on. Cabbage, onions and scallions add crunch to the deeply orange-hued broth.
Lobster cakes
Where: Cliff House, 6300 Marine View Drive, Tacoma, 253-927-0400, http://cliffhouserestaurant.com
Lobster cakes were sublime discs packed with meaty lobster bits, and paired with a swipe of punchy, spicy-sweet ginger wasabi aioli tempered with sweet pineapple chutney.
Fries and gravy
Where: Bite Restaurant in the Hotel Murano, 1320 Broadway Plaza, Tacoma, 253-238-8000 or www.hotelmuranotacoma.com
The Canadians call it poutine, but it's called simply fries and gravy at the Bite: crispy fries covered in a rich wine sauce and Gorgonzola. At first bite, the Gorgonzola is a nice, rich tease before the heady, thick (but not too thick) gravy sauce made from demiglace, butter and zinfandel.
Farro risotto
Where: Maxwell's Restaurant + Lounge, 454 St. Helens Ave., Tacoma, 253-683-4115 or http://maxwells-
Farro, a chewy grain with a firm bite (it's also spelled faro), offered a delicious nuttiness in the risotto side dish at Maxwell's. It was made with house-made vegetable stock, then gussied up with sautéed onions and butter, then flavored with rosemary, parsley, chives, basil and sage. The creamy, rich risotto is finished with a decadent dose of goat cheese and Parmesan.
Chicken-fried steak
Where: Buttered Biscuit, 1014 North St., Suite 100, Sumner, 253-826-60911 or www.thebutteredbiscuit.net
The platter-sized chicken-fried steak was like an artifact dig: a foundation of two softball-sized split biscuits, topped with "Gramma eggs" (scrambled eggs with ham, sauteed peppers and onion), thinly sliced fried potatoes, a crispy, crunchy golden-fried chicken fried steak, a heavy pour of peppery gravy with chunks of sausage, and melted cheddar. Every layer tasted more perfect than the next.
Mahogany chicken
Where: Green.house Restaurant, 4793 Point Fosdick Drive N.W., Gig Harbor, 253-514-6482 or www.greenhousegigharbor.com
Mahogany chicken blew away my palate with meat that was incredibly, deeply flavored. Chef/owner Robert Green's trick to intense flavoring is a three-day marinade in soy sauce, balsamic vinegar and port. Darkened skin yielded to succulent breast meat inside. Fruited wild rice accompanied the chicken.
Fried eggplant with tofu
Where: Le Le, 1012 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Tacoma, 253-572-9491
Bite-size slices of Japanese eggplant are boiled before being coated in a crunchy flour batter flavored with soy and sesame. It's served in a skillet with a stir-fried assortment of carrots, onions, mushrooms and red peppers and a spicy-sweet garlic-flavored honey sauce zipped up with red pepper flakes. The sweet sauce combined with the brittle crunchiness of the battered eggplant made me nickname the dish "eggplant candy."
Italian beef sandwich
Where: Sully's Alder Street Cafe/Lucky's Hot Dog Diner, 909 Alder St., Sumner, 253-891-0586
The sandwich was a liberal pile of thinly sliced roast beef with an herby whiff of garlicky oregano on a crusty toasted roll. A beefy au jus accompaniment gave the option of do-it-yourself dipped or dry. Giardiniera, a vinegar-dosed relish of finely chopped peppers, onions and carrots, added sweet-hot pucker.
Mahi mahi and smoked pork tacos
Where: Masa, 2811 Sixth Ave., Tacoma, 253-254-0560 or masatacoma.com
Forget standing in the rain at your favorite taco bus: Tacos at Masa are the real deal. Grilled mahi mahi came wrapped in a warm tortilla and topped with lime-kissed cabbage. The smoked pork taco was a delicious, juicy mess that dripped a sweet grilled pineapple-cilantro topper.
Soda bread
Where: Corina Bakery, 510 Sixth Ave., Tacoma, 253-627-5070, http://corinabakery.com/
Currants and caraway seeds are the secret flavor weapons in the creamy, moist soda bread (sold as special order at the bakery or served with Guinness stew at Doyle's Public House). The cousin of anise, caraway added a delicious flavor with licorice-like notes in the buttermilk-based quick-bread batter. Soda is there, but it's not the first note of flavor.
Mahi mahi tandoori
Where: Bombay Bistro, 4328 Sixth Ave., Tacoma, 253-761-9999 or
The mahi mahi was an unusual tandoori find. Succulent chunks of firm, white fish were puckery with lemon and surprisingly flavored with ajwain, a cousin of caraway.


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What stresses heart health also impacts the teeth and gums, report researchers in the article, "Periodontitis and cardiovascular diseases: A review of shared risk factors and new findings support a causality hypothesis", in the January issue of Quintessence International. With common risk factors shared by the two diseases, the researchers urge the development of a common prevention program that relates to tackling both diseases.
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"Available evidence makes it possible to hypothesize a casual relationship," conclude the researchers. "Involving oral health professionals in the effort to promote healthy behaviors, in addition to their role in treating periodontal infection and inflammation is warranted."
Reporting on the similarities in the risk factors for cardiovascular disease and periodontitis are Mohammad S. Al-Zahrani, assistant professor and head of the division of periodontics at King Abdulaziz University in Saudia Arabia; Rayyan A. Kayal, a graduate student in the department of periodontology at the Goldman School of Dental Medicine at Boston University; and Nabil Bissada, professor and chair of the department of periodontology at the Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine.
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What is peace? In a world at times ravaged by armed conflict, from Africa to Asia, is peace simply an absence of war? Or is there more to it than that?
Today, on the International Day of Peace, it is important to reflect on some of these questions, particularly for an organisation like Greenpeace, whose founding values revolve around the defence of peace and a wide understanding that the issues of ecology and peace are two sides of the same coin.
Greenpeace is joining hands today with members of the global NGO coalition 'Peace One Day's Global Truce 2012', in the simple objective of calling for and working towards a global day of ceasefire and non-violence.
Thousands of people across the world are dying as a result of senseless armed conflict. Many more also are dying in equally senseless ways as a direct consequence of the financial and human resources being squandered in pursuit of military solutions to disputes.
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Make no mistake: war wreaks havoc on the environment as well as on human life, whether it's the monumental environmental destruction involved in testing nuclear armaments, or the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
In fact, the environment is often the first casualty of war – not to mention the 'hidden' war on the environment declared through resource drilling, mining and extraction. This war – also waged by governments and corporations – entails the same abuses and mutilations of 'people' wars, and is similarly fought in the pursuit of profits.
Take the Arctic, for example. The Arctic sea ice is melting faster than ever before but rather than heeding natures warning that our addiction to fossil fuels is destabilising the global climate, nations are racing to stake a claim on the Arctic so they can drill for the very fossil fuels that are causing the problem.
Our climate is warming, and like war, putting billions of people's future in jeopardy. Climate change is taking its place as a major driver of conflict, as a major threat to international and national peace and security.
Humanitarian crises will occur with greater frequency and with more devastating effect if governments do not act to bring climate change under control. And yet governments, nationally and multilaterally, repeatedly fail to take decisive action.
There is an old Inuit saying: 'Only when the ice breaks will you truly know your friends from your enemies'. The ice is breaking; we see its effects in sea ice levels as in record heat waves; as in the drying up of lake Chad, depriving millions of their source of livelihood.
Today, on this International Day of Peace, we reaffirm our belief that in order for the future to be peaceful it must be green.
Kumi Naidoo is the Executive Director at Greenpeace International.
Born in 1965 and hailing from South Africa, Kumi Naidoo was Greenpeace's International Executive Director from November 2009 until December 2015.
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A nice article from 'DIE ZEIT' from the 8th of September 2012 (we are talking of peace...it could not...
A nice article from 'DIE ZEIT' from the 8th of September 2012 (we are talking of peace...it could not be more on topic :)
'...The narcissistic self keeps constantly for the persecuted innocent...
There is an incredible amount of victims - because the POLITICAL CORRECTNESS dominates all debates.
HOW COULD THIS HAVE HAPPEN? It helps to read Dusinis Matthias and Thomas Edlinger's great essay
Political-correctness arguments are tangible weapons in the sociopolitical struggle over distribution. Even this Dusini Edlinger and show very well.
We live in a time in which you claim a demand by defining yourselve a victim - as a victim of THE pre-politcal-correctness-world.
Arts subsidies are almost exclusively flowing in projects that give the 'silent' victims of COLONIALISM; GLOBALIZATION and PATRIARCHY a voice.
For a while already we have reached the embarrassing point where there is victims all over the place, but NO more committer...'
Sun Wu
Ps: I recommend the whole article, or the essay by Dusinis-Edlinger. Google-translater is deliverering an acceptable translation, for questions please feel free to contact me
22 September, 2012 at 12:34
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I'm glad, M naidoo takes time for this kind of thoughts. I hope as the spokesman of Greenpeace, his schedule let him some room for deep thinking, ...
I'm glad, M naidoo takes time for this kind of thoughts. I hope as the spokesman of Greenpeace, his schedule let him some room for deep thinking, this is as important as doing the hero part.
Some people thinks peace is reachable only by war. Some other thinks peace is the absence of visible war.
This afternoon i will do some painting for peaceful protestation and soon i will go back to africa to get some "training". The world is not a coin, it is an imperfect globe with no sides. capitalism has reached its limit as it is constantly pushing people to live at their limit and forget their inner peace. Don,t you think their is no peace because people in the way our societies are made prevent them from reaching their inner peace?
Don't you think that if it can be war without bullet shot, it is because business is done in a military way?
Each year, more than a million dollar is spent in weapon, more than 500 millions is spent in advertising. Do you think advertising can lead to education? What if i ask an inuit these questions? Why Greenpeace France is hiring an ad expert to lead it's communication? Aren't Greenpeace suppose to innovate? So why to copy an existing pattern. Why do you think an NGO can function like Google? If inuit are so wise, let one of them lead the communication department. Give it a try.
You've been working for Greenpeace for 3 years now, do you think this experience made you speak your mind or had it taught you to speak like a politician?
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Dear Kumi
Hello, How are you It is nice to hearing you again
Hope this email finds you well and our globe in perfect cond...
Dear Kumi
Hello, How are you It is nice to hearing you again
Hope this email finds you well and our globe in perfect condition for our generation to com………
Thanks for your above email; I think we should revise our step taken on this critical matter
We should build international Governance council for containing and preventing all threats' to our glob
How should we win our new strategy? How we deploy TOWS Matrix analysis
Opportunities' to avoid threats OT and how we minimize weakness by maximizing our strength WS
How we bridging the gab between Strength and Opportunity
How we avoid threats by maximizing our strength
Thanks very much plz let us arrange closed circuit video conference for discussing this proposal
If this sound good , you can find me at Skype at Dr nizam11
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This is a really interesting blog. And I think it is not suited to Greenpeace. From what I know of it, Greenpeace is about direct action, to the heart of the problem; not about Platonic platitudes about war, poverty, and what have you. Bravo Dr Naidoo! You are such a thinker...I stand in awe.
If Greenpeace hates war so much, go to Palestine, go to Iraq, to Somalia, to wherever there is war and try to stop it. I'm sure that if the CEO of Greenpeace gets run over by an Israeli bulldozer they can't really claim to have not seen him like they did with poor Rachel...
This is beside the fact that war is the biggest vested interest in the world, bigger than oil, than anything, and going up against it is beyond the task of anyone. Even the UN can't do it. Ever.
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Just noticed my numbers are completely wrong. For somebody earning few hundred dollar a month, zillions are a mystery.
23 September, 2012 at 15:14
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We are living in a time in which you claim a demand by defining yourselve a victim - as a victim of THE pre-politcal-correctness-world.
We are living in a time in which you claim a demand by defining yourselve a victim - as a victim of THE pre-politcal-correctness-world.
E.G Arts subsidies are almost exclusively flowing in projects that give the 'silent' victims of COLONIALISM; GLOBALIZATION and PATRIARCHY a voice.
DOCTOR Naidoo...as I said earlier I am a friend of your biography an astonishing monument of the pre-political-correctness-world - an collection of incredible achievments.
...and yes: war is bad. Good you mention it
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Green Savior:
DOCTOR Naidoo...as I said earlier I am a friend of your biography an astonishing monument of the pre-political-correctn...
Green Savior:
DOCTOR Naidoo...as I said earlier I am a friend of your biography an astonishing monument of the pre-political-correctness-world - an collection of incredible achievments.
...and yes: war is bad. Good you mention it"
Thanks, I do appreciate you saying that, and your recognition of what lies in the hearts of Kumi and the good people at Greenpeace
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hello greenpeacers,
I'm astound that there is so few reaction to a topic on peace. Maybe people forget how important this is. Maybe p...
hello greenpeacers,
I'm astound that there is so few reaction to a topic on peace. Maybe people forget how important this is. Maybe peace don't need no adjective : no green, no sustainable, just peace as the word carry itself so much hope. So whether this tread is no on the frontpage anymore, i will continue a bit.
I've been taken myself sometimes in action, it was very exciting to lead a company of good fellows, trying to change the world, try to open its eyes. But in action, you are in a path where it is sometimes difficult to connect to the world and it suffering. Everything is organized in tasks, scheduled. You meet very nice people but you are in this momentum which sometimes makes you less receptive as you are really focused on what to do to complete the mission. In this state of mind, at this scale of time environment seems so important. It determines people everydays life : water, food, work, money, health.
Then I stayed. Because i was free and i wanted to really meet the people. I wanted to get to know why where happy, why they get to be sad, why some people are much linked to nature and not only nature as ressources. Today I will only speak of why they are sad, specially people you don't think on the first hand they are sad : poor people of rich cities who are sometimes richer than rich people in poor cities of the world.
They are sad because they live in a really violent world. Not the violence the human species had thousand years to adapt to. A knew kind of violence made of social pressure, work pressure which acts like poison. They are really providing the world in goods and services through their jobs but they are no recognition. As my parents are some of them, i consider them like heroes though they're not considered as saving the planet. Actually they make it breath as their boss decided to. Their happiness is only the hope to see their kids growing up, studying, building a family. Meanwhile, they endure work conditions that are worse and worse as time goes. Their boss only seeing them as statistics. Maybe there are workers happier than these working class heroes or maybe there is so much pressure than the whole system is crushing everybody at the base of the golden pyramid of capitalism.
Then they come back from work, try to release some pressure. Sometimes they miss some important moments with their kids, often they argue. The need to scream on somebody else as they're being screamed on at their work. They don't know it but it really affect their kids. Not sure they'll be able to break the vice circle. Neoliberalism, for some people is just a concept, for these people it is really a death reactor burning them slowly as they produce working power. What comes out? People? No Neoliberalism waste. You can do nothing with this sadness born from long years of slow burn of your personality, maybe just burry it deep inside you heart as it is toxic to people you love. With an toxicated heart comes only an apparent peace.
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Don't worry, DOCTOR Naidoo has helped to clear the path for Romney in the USA...everything will be fine.
@ Greenisjustacolor
Don't worry, DOCTOR Naidoo has helped to clear the path for Romney in the USA...everything will be fine.
@ Little Child,
according to Dusinis-Edlinger one of the most awarded achievments is being a victim...try:
Choose one...
Sun Wu
PS: anybody has read DOCTOR Naidoo's dissertation? We are going to have some fun soon :)
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There's an old saying coming from native indians my friend told me :
An old Grandfather said to his grandson, who came to him with an...
There's an old saying coming from native indians my friend told me :
An old Grandfather said to his grandson, who came to him with anger at a friend who had done him an injustice, "Let me tell you a story.
I too, at times, have felt a great hate for those that have taken so much, with no sorrow for what they do.
But hate wears you down, and does not hurt your enemy. It is like taking poison and wishing your enemy would die. I have struggled with these feelings many times." He continued, "It is as if there are two wolves inside me. One is good and does no harm. He lives in harmony with all around him, and does not take offense when no offense was intended. He will only fight when it is right to do so, and in the right way.
But the other wolf, ah! He is full of anger. The littlest thing will set him into a fit of temper. He fights everyone, all the time, for no reason. He cannot think because his anger and hate are so great. It is helpless anger,for his anger will change nothing.
Sometimes, it is hard to live with these two wolves inside me, for both of them try to dominate my spirit."
The boy looked intently into his Grandfather's eyes and asked, "Which one wins, Grandfather?"
The Grandfather smiled and quietly said, "The one I feed."
Non violence is often and wrongly associated with physical non violence but most people around the world is also suffering of pressure they can't talk about. They can't talk about it because there is no democracy in companies. Which wolves are we feeding? We can change the world starting with the man/woman in the mirror. Instead of forcing young people into the mecanism of capitalism we can let them express what those children at the millenium has to offer us. I have so many good friends left aside of the road because they refuse to feed and be fed by this neoliberal philosophy that surround us. Their knowledge, their compassion, their creativity, their kind Spirit are thrown away as sooner or later they'll have to fit in the system, doing day to day job, get formatted by the rules of marketing.
Which Wolf are we feeding. As i search new ways to promote respect, non violence which Wolves am i supplying? Do i help people in their emancipation or am i only supplying some marketing process with good words?
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Greenpeace activists occupy the anchor chain of the ship Clipper Hope, near São Luis do Maranhão port, with a banner reading 'Amazon Crime' and 'Dilma, Desliga a Motoserra (President Dilma, turn off the chainsaw)'. The activists are preventing the departure of the ship from the Amazon to the USA, where its cargo of pig iron will be used to make steel for the US car industry. Greenpeace is taking action to expose a trio of serious crimes in the production of Brazilian pig iron including slave labour, deforestation and the invasion of indigenous lands. The organization is calling for Dilma to protect the Amazon and the people who depend on it, as well as veto changes to the country's 'forest code' and support Greenpeace's call for zero deforestation.05/14/2012
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Stellarium has many data files containing such things as star catalogue data, nebula images, button icons, font files and configuration files. When Stellarium looks for a file, it looks in two places. First, it looks in the user directory for the account which is running Stellarium. If the file is not found there, Stellarium looks in the installation directory[1]. Thus it is possible for Stellarium to be installed as an administrative user and yet have a writable configuration file for non-administrative users. Another benefit of this method is on multi-user systems: Stellarium can be installed by the administrator, and different users can maintain their own configuration and other files in their personal user accounts.
In addition to the main search path, Stellarium saves some files in other locations, for example screens shots and recorded scripts.
The locations of the user directory, installation directory, screenshot save directory and script save directory vary according to the operating system and installation options used. The following sections describe the locations for various operating systems.
- installation directory By default this is
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- user directory This is the Stellarium sub-folder in the Application Data folder for the user account which is used to run Stellarium. Depending on the version of Windows and its configuration, this could be any of the following (each of these is tried, if it fails, the next in the list if tried).
%APPDATA%\Stellarium\ %USERPROFILE%\Stellarium\ %HOMEDRIVE%\%HOMEPATH%\Stellarium\ %HOME%\Stellarium\ Stellarium's installation directory
Thus, on a typical Windows XP system with user "Bob Dobbs", the user directory will be:
C:\Documents and Settings\Bob Dobbs\Application Data\Stellarium\
Thus, on a typical Windows Vista and Windows 7 systems with user "Bob Dobbs", the user directory will be:
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Stellarium version 0.9.0 did use the
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Mac OS X
- installation directory This is found inside the application bundle,
Stellarium.app. See the Inside Application Bundles for more information.
- user directory This is the
~/Library/Application Support/Stellariumon newest versions of Mac OS X) sub-directory of the users home directory.
- screenshot save directory Screenshots are saved to the users Desktop.
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- user directory This is the
.stellariumsub-directory of users home directory, i.e.
- screenshot save directory Screenshots are saved to the users home directory.
Directory Structure
Within the installation directory and user directory (defined in section Files and Directories), files are arranged in the following sub-directories.
- landscapes/ contains data files and textures used for Stellarium's various landscapes. Each landscape has it's own sub-directory. The name of this sub-directory is called the landscape ID, which is used to specify the default landscape in the main configuration file.
- skycultures/ contains constellations, common star names and constellation artwork for Stellarium's many sky cultures. Each culture has it's own sub-directory in the skycultures directory.
- nebulae/ contains data and image files for nebula textures. In future Stellarium will be able to support multiple sets of nebula images and switch between them at runtime. This feature is not implemented for version 0.9.1, although the directory structure is in place - each set of nebula textures has it's own sub-directory in the nebulae directory.
- stars/ contains Stellarium's star catalogues. In future Stellarium will be able to support multiple star catalogues and switch between them at runtime. This feature is not implemented for version 0.10.0, although the directory structure is in place - each star catalogue has it's own sub-directory in the stars directory.
- data/ contains miscellaneous data files including fonts, solar system data, city locations etc.
- textures/ contains miscellaneous texture files, such as the graphics for the toolbar buttons, planet texture maps etc.
If any file exists in both the installation directory and user directory, the version in the user directory will be used. Thus it is possible to override settings which are part of the main Stellarium installation by copying the relevant file to the user area and modifying it there.
It is also possible to add new landscapes by creating the relevant files and directories within the user directory, leaving the installation directory unchanged. In this manner different users on a multi-user system can customise Stellarium without affecting the other users.
The Main Configuration File
The main configuration file is read each time Stellarium starts up, and settings such as the observer's location and display preferences are taken from it. Ideally this mechanism should be totally transparent to the user - anything that is configurable should be configured "in" the program GUI. However, at time of writing Stellarium isn't quite complete in this respect, despite improvements in version 0.10.0. Some settings can only be changed by directly editing the configuration file. This section describes some of the settings a user may wish to modify in this way, and how to do it.
If the configuration file does not exist in the user directory when Stellarium is started (e.g. the first time the user starts the program), one will be created with default values for all settings (refer to section Files and Directories for the location of the user directory on your operating system). The name of the configuration file is
The configuration file is a regular text file, so all you need to edit it is a text editor like Notepad on Windows, Text Edit on the Mac, or nano/vi/gedit etc. on Linux.
The following sub-sections contain details on how to make commonly used modifications to the configuration file. A complete list of configuration file options and values may be found in the appendix, Configuration file.
Command Line Options
Stellarium's behaviour can be modified by providing parameters to the program when it is run, via the command line. See table for a full list:
|Option Parameter
|--help or -h
|Print a quick command line help message and exit.
|--version or -v
|Print the program name and version information, and exit.
|--config-file or -c
|config file name
|Specify the configuration file name. The default value is
The parameter can be a full path (which will be used verbatim) or a partial path.
Partial paths will be searched for inside the regular search paths unless they start with a "
For example, using the option
|If this option is specified Stellarium will start with the default configuration. Note: The old configuration file will be overwritten.
|Specify the user data directory.
|Specify the directory to which screenshots will be saved.
|yes or no
|Over-rides the full screen setting in the config file.
|Specify observer planet (English name).
|Specify observer altitude in meters.
|Specify latitude, e.g. +53d58'16.65"
|Specify longitude, e.g. -1d4'27.48"
|Print a list of available landscape IDs.
|landscape ID
|Start using landscape whose ID matches the passed parameter (dir name for landscape).
|The initial date in
yyyymmdd format.
|The initial time in
hh:mm:ss format.
|script name
|The name of a script to run after the program has started.
|The initial field of view in degrees.
|The initial projection type (e.g.
|--dump-opengl-details or -d
|Dump information about OpenGL support to logfile. Use this is you have graphics problems and want to send a bug report.
|--angle-mode or -a
|Use ANGLE as OpenGL ES2 rendering engine (autodetect driver).
|On Windows only
|--angle-d3d9 or -9
|Force use Direct3D 9 for ANGLE OpenGL ES2 rendering engine.
|On Windows only
|Force use Direct3D 11 for ANGLE OpenGL ES2 rendering engine.
|On Windows only
|Force use the Direct3D 11 software rasterizer for ANGLE OpenGL ES2 rendering engine.
|On Windows only
|--mesa-mode or -m
|Use MESA as software OpenGL rendering engine.
|On Windows only
|--safe-mode or -s
|Synonymous to --mesa-mode.
|On Windows only
- To start Stellarium using the configuration file, configuration_one.ini situated in the user directory (use either of these):
stellarium --config-file=configuration_one.ini stellarium -c configuration_one.ini
- To list the available landscapes, and then to start using the landscape with the ID, "ocean"
stellarium --list-landscapes stellarium --landscape=ocean
Getting Extra Star Data
Stellarium is packaged with over 600 thousand stars in the normal program download, but much larger star catalogues may be downloaded using the tool which is in the Tools tab of the Configuration dialog.
Since version 0.10.2 of Stellarium includes the beginnings of a new scripting engine. The new scripting engine is still in development - there are missing features and probably a lot of bugs.
Running Scripts
To run a script, open the Configuration dialog and go to the Scripts tab. A list of available scripts will be displayed in the list box on the left side. When a script name is selected by clicking on it, details about that script will be shown in the panel on the right side.
To run the selected script, click the run script button (looks like a play button found on a CD or DVD player).
Installing Scripts
To install a script, copy the script and any related files to
<User Data Directory>/scripts/
Writing Scripts
Until the new script engine complete, documentation will not be added to the user guide. In the mean time the following resources may be helpful:
- API Documentation. Scroll down to see the scripting overview with links to the scripting core object member functions.
- The scripts in the Subversion repository. Many of these do not get installed because they are not so useful proof-of-concept things, but there are quite a few in there which would be helpful for someone trying to learn about the new scripting engine.
- The stellarium-pubdevel mailing list.
Visual Effects
Light Pollution
Stellarium can simulate light pollution, which is controlled from the light pollution section of the Sky tab of the View window. Light pollution levels are set using an numerical value between 1 and 9 which corresponds to the Bortle Dark Sky Scale.
|Limiting magnitude (eye)
|Excellent dark sky site
|7.6 – 8.0
|Zodiacal light, gegenschein, zodiacal band visible; M33 direct vision naked-eye object; Scorpius and Sagittarius regions of the Milky Way cast obvious shadows on the ground; Airglow is readily visible; Jupiter and Venus affect dark adaptation; surroundings basically invisible.
|Typical truly dark site
|7.1 – 7.5
|Airglow weakly visible near horizon; M33 easily seen with naked eye; highly structured Summer Milky Way; distinctly yellowish zodiacal light bright enough to cast shadows at dusk and dawn; clouds only visible as dark holes; surroundings still only barely visible silhouetted against the sky; many Messier globular clusters still distinct naked-eye objects.
|Rural sky
|6.6 – 7.0
|Some light pollution evident at the horizon; clouds illuminated near horizon, dark overhead; Milky Way still appears complex; M15, M4, M5, M22 distinct naked-eye objects; M33 easily visible with averted vision; zodiacal light striking in spring and autumn, color still visible; nearer surroundings vaguely visible.
|Rural/suburban transition
|6.1 – 6.5
|Light pollution domes visible in various directions over the horizon; zodiacal light is still visible, but not even halfway extending to the zenith at dusk or dawn; Milky Way above the horizon still impressive, but lacks most of the finer details; M33 a difficult averted vision object, only visible when higher than 55°; clouds illuminated in the directions of the light sources, but still dark overhead; surroundings clearly visible, even at a distance.
|Suburban sky
|5.6 – 6.0
|Only hints of zodiacal light are seen on the best nights in autumn and spring; Milky Way is very weak or invisible near the horizon and looks washed out overhead; light sources visible in most, if not all, directions; clouds are noticeably brighter than the sky.
|Bright suburban sky
|5.1 – 5.5
|Zodiacal light is invisible; Milky Way only visible near the zenith; sky within 35° from the horizon glows grayish white; clouds anywhere in the sky appear fairly bright; surroundings easily visible; M33 is impossible to see without at least binoculars, M31 is modestly apparent to the unaided eye.
|Suburban/urban transition
|5.0 at best
|Entire sky has a grayish-white hue; strong light sources evident in all directions; Milky Way invisible; M31 and M44 may be glimpsed with the naked eye, but are very indistinct; clouds are brightly lit; even in moderate-sized telescopes the brightest Messier objects are only ghosts of their true selves.
|City sky
|4.5 at best
|Sky glows white or orange — you can easily read; M31 and M44 are barely glimpsed by an experienced observer on good nights; even with telescope, only bright Messier objects can be detected; stars forming familiar constellation patterns may be weak or completely invisible.
|Inner City sky
|4.0 at best
|Sky is brilliantly lit with many stars forming constellations invisible and many weaker constellations invisible; aside from Pleiades, no Messier object is visible to the naked eye; only objects to provide fairly pleasant views are the Moon, the Planets and a few of the brightest star clusters.
Customising Landscapes
See section "Customising Landscapes"
Deep-Sky Objects
See section "Deep-Sky Objects"
Sky Cultures
Sky cultures are defined in the skycultures/ directory which may be found in the installation directory and/or user directory. Inside is one sub-directory per sky culture, each of these containing settings and image files as described in table bottom. Section names should be unique within the ssystem.ini file.
|This file contains a list of names for each constellation (from the three latter abbreviation of the constellation).
|This file contains the details of pictorial representations of the constellations. fields are:
|Describes the lines for the constellations. The fields are:
After this are pairs of HIP catalogue numbers which the lines are drawn between.
|This file provides data to drawing the boundaries of the constellations.
|Contains the name for this sky culture as it will appear in the configuration dialog's language Configuration -> Language.
|Contains a list of HIP catalogue numbers and common names for those stars. Each line of the file contains one record of two fields, separated by the pipe character (|). The first field is the Hipparcos catalogue number of the star, the second is the common name of the star with enabling translation support, e.g:
|Contains a list of native names of planets. Each line of the file contains one record of 3 fields, separated by the white space or "tab character". The first field is the English name of the planet, the second is the native name of the planet (can be on native language) and the third is native name of the planet (translated on English) with enabling translation support, e.g:
|Contains seasonal rules for visibility of constellations. One rule per line. Each rule contains three elements with white space (or "tab char") as delimiter in format: constellation ID, start of visibility (month) and end of visibility (month), e.g:
Adding Planetary Bodies
Planetary bodies include planets, dwarf planets, moons, comets and asteroids. The orbits and physical characteristics of these bodies are described in the
.../data/ssystem.ini file.
The file format follows .ini file conventions. Each section in the file represents the data for one planetary body. Each section has values as described in table.
|English name of body, case-sensitive
|English name of parent body (the body which this body orbits, e.g. in the case of our Moon, the parent body is Earth)
|Radius of body in kilometers
|If true, the body will have a halo displayed round it when it is bright enough
|Colour of object (when rendered as a point). Each of r,g,b is a floating point number between 0 and 1.
|File name of a PNG or JPEG texture file to be applied to the object. Texture file is searched for in the
.../textures directory
|File name of a PNG or JPEG texture file to be used as the halo image if the halo option is set to true
|File name of a PNG or JPEG texture file to be used as the "big halo" image
|The angular size of the big halo texture. Typical values range between 10 and 200.
|Select the method of calculating the orbit. Possible values are: ell_orbit, comet_orbit, <planet>_special (specific calculations for major bodies).
|Turn on or off lighting effects
|Specify the albedo of the body
|Absolute magnitude
|Has body atmosphere?
|Specify the rotational period of the body in hours
|Angle between rotational axis and perpendicular to orbital plane in degrees
|Rotational parameter
|Rotational period in days
|Time for one full orbit in days
|Keplarian orbital element
|Keplarian orbital element
|Keplarian orbital element
|Keplarian orbital element
|Orbital element used in ell_orbit calculations
|Orbital element used in ell_orbit calculations
|Orbital element used in ell_orbit calculations
|Display planet as seen from other bodies, or not
|Object parameter used in comet_orbit calculations
|Object parameter used in comet_orbit calculations
|Object parameter used in comet_orbit calculations
|Object parameter used in comet_orbit calculations
|JD epoch for orbit elements
|Orbital period (in Earth's days) of body for visualization their orbits
|default landscape for this body
|MPC number of minor planet (used only for asteroids)
|Has body rings?
|Outer size of rings
|Inner size of rings
|File name of a PNG or JPEG texture file to be used as the "rings" image
|Type of body (using for asteroids and comets)
Orbital calculations for the major planets is handled by sophisticated custom algorithms, and are accurate for a comparatively long time. For asteroids and comets the calculations are not as accurate, and the data in
ssystem.ini for these bodies should be updated periodically (every year or two).
At present this must be done manually by editing the ssystem.ini file.
An example entry might look like this:
[ceres] name = Ceres parent = Sun radius = 470 oblateness = 0.0 albedo = 0.113 halo = true color = 1.0,1.0,1.0 tex_halo = star16x16.png coord_func = comet_orbit #orbit_TimeAtPericenter = 2453194.01564059 #orbit_PericenterDistance = 2.54413510097202 orbit_Epoch = 2453800.5 orbit_MeanAnomaly = 129.98342 orbit_SemiMajorAxis = 2.7653949 orbit_Eccentricity = 0.0800102 orbit_ArgOfPericenter = 73.23162 orbit_AscendingNode = 80.40970 orbit_Inclination = 10.58687 lighting = true sidereal_period = 1680.15
Other Configuration Files
In addition to the files discussed in the previous sections, Stellarium uses various other data files. Many of these files may be edited easily to change Stellarium's behaviour[4].
|Each line is one record which describes a location which will appear on the map in the location dialogwindow!location.
A \# character at the beginning of the record indicates that the record is a comment, and will be ignored by Stellarium. Each record is TAB separated with the following fields:
|The same format as base_locations.txt. This file is added to when auser defines a new location, and is usually found in the user data directory area, rather than the installation area.
|This file defines the Flamsteed designation for a star (see section Flamsteed Designation). Each line of the file contains one record of two fields, separated by the pipe character (|). The first field is the Hipparcos catalogue number of the star, the second is the Flamsteed designation, e.g:
|Time zone information.
Taking Screenshots
You can save what is on the screen to a file by pressing Control-S. Screenshots are taken in .png format, and have filenames something like this: stellarium-000.png, stellariuim-001.png (the number increments to prevent over-writing existing files).
Stellarium creates screenshots in different directories depending in your system type, see section Files and Directories.
- ↑ The installation directory was referred to as the config root directory in previous versions of this guide
- ↑ Windows Vista users who do not run Stellarium with administrator priviliges should adjust the shortcut in the start menu to specify a different directory for screenshots as the Desktop directory is not writable for normal progams. The next release of Stellarium will include a GUI option to specify the screenshot directory.
- ↑ It is possible to specify a different name for the main configuration file using the
--config-filecommand line option. See section Command Line Options for details.
- ↑ Not all files in the
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Fuji's original S1 Pro did well partly due to its beautiful color rendering, and partly due to a price that was thousands of dollars less than other D-SLRs at the time of its introduction. The following S2 model genuinely amazed me with its resolution and how delicately it rendered fine detail. I really liked its user interface design, with the small rear-panel data readout and "soft buttons" below it, and was very impressed overall with the camera's capabilities. The S2 offered very nice color rendering as well.
Now comes the S3 Pro, a camera that takes a somewhat different path, trading off image resolution to achieve dramatically greater dynamic range. Its body size and design will prompt many to compare it with lower-end (and much cheaper) "prosumer" d-SLRs, but that's not really a fair comparison, given its amazing imaging capabilities. When it comes to preserving difficult highlights without disturbing the tonality or color rendition of the rest of the image, the Fujifilm S3 Pro is unquestionably without equal anywhere in the digital camera market. If you're a wedding photographer, perpetually challenged by the need to capture white-on-white detail under difficult lighting conditions, you shouldn't even think twice. -- This is the camera you need, it'll save you thousands of dollars in lost shots and missed opportunities, most likely in the first few jobs alone. Portrait and commercial photographers should find a lot of benefit in the S3 Pro's exceptional dynamic range as well, as it could help relax lighting requirements (and therefore setup times) quite a bit. The one minor negative note about the S3 Pro's amazing dynamic range performance is that you really need to work in RAW mode and process its files through Adobe's Camera Raw 2 Photoshop(tm) plugin to get the absolute most out of it. (That said though, JPEGs straight from the camera do noticeably better with difficult highlights than even images processed from RAW files from competing d-SLRs.)
Other camera parameters are fairly middle-of the road, with less than spectacular shot to shot speeds, and mediocre battery life. It's easy to forgive these minor shortcomings though, in exchange for the incredible dynamic range the S3 offers.
Bottom line, Fujifilm appears to have achieved exactly what they set out to do with the S3 Pro, delivering a camera with dynamic range that equals or exceeds that of film, with excellent color and tonal rendition in the bargain. Highly recommended, especially if your work involves a lot of tricky highlight detail. (An easy Dave's Pick.)
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These Fuji DSLRs shine in the IQ department. Its sensor technology was ahead of their time. I bought this in 2009 for less than $400, and it's still kicking now. I use it mostly for landscapes, which I don't need the speed. Camera interface is so simple, it is based on the Nikon's F80 body, and thankfully the F-lens mount which can take any nikon F-lenses from the 1957s to date.
Somehow, Fuji has got their "magic" in their images. Auto WB just works, Dynamic range & skintone are always stunning. This is something that makes me keep using it until now. (IMHO, my D300 won't match this camera's Image quality.. that's why I gave up my D300 and this S3pro is still kicking right now)
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slow buffer and fps,
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I originally purchased this camera based on good reviews and it's physical similarity to the Nikon D2X. I found the camera fairly easy to use after reading the manual several times. If you are interested in a more professional opinion on this camera I suggest you visit Thom Hogan's website for his assessment. Also, Imaging Resources, and DP Review provide very comprehensive reviews of the S3.
The main problem I encountered was that there were simply too many choices on how to shoot various scenes with this camera. Any differences from my D70 were just too minute to see with my eyes. I was not particularly pleased with the metering as it is not as good as my D70. In comparison to my D70, the pictures were not any better, since both actually shoot in native 6MP, and it was difficult to actually see the dynamic range which this camera is touted to possess. Also, I like to shoot in RAW so I can fix my field errors but the RAW file sizes for the Fuji are enormous (24MP) as it interpolates the file to twice the size of the two photodiode sites. It was difficult to shoot several RAW photos in sequence due to delay in writting files to the storage card even using high speed XD cards. Even though it was fun using this unusual camera, I eventually returned the camera and purchased a D70S Kit to complement my existing D70 and am very happy with both cameras.
I believe the Fuji S3 is a good camera but requires a lot of attention to get the best results from it. I recommed it to anyone who shoots portraits for a living as it does have very good range, though suttle, for people pictures.
I mainly shoot landscape and just decided the camera was a little too bulky to carry around in the back country. You may find that it suits your needs just fine, but for me I prefer the Nikon.
P. S. I took many shots with the S3 using Nikon 18-200 Vr, Nikon 55-200, Nikon 18-135, and Nikon 18-70 so I believe my findings are not too compromised by short coming of lenses other than the inherent characteristics of each of these. I am really curious about the forthcoming S5 but may be turned off by the price in comparison with the Nikon D200 once it is released next month.
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