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Prendergast organises special conference on pylons plan
MEP for Ireland South, and member of the Agriculture and Rural Development Committee of the European Parliament, Phil Prendergast, has announced a high level conference on pylons entitled "Upgrading the National Grid- European Best Practice and Alternative Options".
The conference will run from 7pm to 10pm and will be held in the Newpark Hotel in Kilkenny on Friday, February 14.
The conference will feature a number of distinguished speakers from the European public and private sector including the European Commission. The purpose of the event is to look at the situation across the European Union in relation to the upgrading of grid networks to examine best practice models and realistic alternatives.
The conference will focus in particular on the following discussion points:
From Ireland to Sweden- The costs and the benefits for local communities of high voltage underground networks
Electro-magnetic fields and their potential impact on human and animal health
Grid Link or Grid Lock- The economic impact of pylons
Speaking about the conference, Ms. Prendergast said - "Thousands of people in Ireland South let their voices be heard when they made submissions to EirGrid in relation to the proposed works.
"I, like many others, made a detailed submission outlining my own concerns from the perspective of living in the area, as well as my viewpoint having met many of the groups myself over the past number of months. People are worried about the impact of these plans on their families and on their livelihoods.
"It is important that some of the myths which have been propagated, particularly by the government side, are tackled head-on, and that we maintain momentum in our fight to prevent the destruction of our historical, cultural and geographic landscape across the country."

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Fuji X100: Film Simulation Modes Compared
Fuji X100 | 7 sec, f/8, ISO 200
Passing through Ferry Plaza on my way home from downtown SF tonight, I made a quick stop to capture some long-exposure images of the Ferry Building during dusk. This is actually the first time I've done a shot like this with the X100, and it didn't disappoint. To get the shots I wanted, I mounted the X100 on a small gorilla pod I carry around in the car with me (you know, just in case).
Another thing I tried for the first time today was bracketing the X100's film simulation modes (just an experiment, I don't shoot this way typically) as a quick way to visually compare Provia, Astia, and Velvia, side-by-side. I most typically use Astia, and depending on the situation, Provia. Velvia? Almost never. It was interesting to see the same shot processed in three different ways by the camera however, and doing so throughout the day pretty much confirmed Astia as my film sim of choice:
Fuji X100 | 1/900 sec, f/8, ISO 200
Velvia just seems to crunch the blacks down too much. In most cases, it seems like Provia is just too open in the shadows. Astia looks like a great middle ground between the two.
Fuji X100 | 1/170 sec, f/11, ISO 200
Again, not enough oomph in Provia, and too much saturation and contrast in Velvia. Goldilocks would pick Astia.
Fuji X100 | 1/450 sec, f/11, ISO 200
Kind of a wash in this series, which goes to show that picking a film sim for the x100 really depends on the situation. I frequently get asked which film settings are best for the X100. I say, just experiment with your picture settings and see what you personally like best for a given environment.
Fuji X100 | 1/250 sec, f/16, ISO 800
I do like the rich blue sky I get with Velvia in this series, but again, I feel like I'm losing too much shadow detail. Provia looks a little bland, and again, Astia is looking just right.
Fuji X100 | 7.5 sec, f/8, ISO 200
Of course, if you shoot RAW with the camera none of this matters, as you can process the images yourself. I've been getting such nice JPEGs from the X100, however, that for most of my shooting I have yet to see the need to record a RAW file. It's worth noting however that if you're just not sure which simulation to pick, the X100 does feature in-camera RAW editing. I personally prefer actual shooting over post-processing images on a tiny LCD screen though, and again, I'm 95% in Astia anyway. But enough about workflow since it's not really the point of this post.
Fuji X100 | 8 sec, f/8, ISO 200
Taking these night shots tonight made a me a little nostalgic for the times I used to do night photography a lot more often. I'm thinking of revisiting some of the areas in the city where I used to do a lot of night photography, but this time with the X100. Should be fun…if I can find the time =)
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I actually took the plunge and went on the RAW wagon with X100 as well. I just couldn't make up my mind about the film simulation and having to change it around means I would just forget what film I selected and shoot all day with the wrong film 🙂
Also I like that I'm able to recover more in the highlights and shadows when I'm out shooting on the streets, where you sometimes barely get the chance to make one shot, so can't afford to get it wrong.
But I agree, Astia seems like a good choice and it was also the one I went with most of the time.
I'm kind of a "find something that works and stick to it" kind of guy, so I don't find myself juggling my picture settings all that much. That being said, the beauty of RAW is indeed the latitude it gives you. If it's anything more than a casual snapshot, I'm totally for shooting RAW.
Awesome comparision; i agree, velvia a little too saturated for my taste and i luv the blues in astia. I'm really wanting something like the x100 as a causaul camera with very capable jpeg output – I just don't have time to fuss around with RAW for 'all around causual shots', which I currently do. I just wish I can drop a 50mm equivalent on this camera instead of a 35. My dilemma: get this now or save the money for the D700 replacement – well, I guess I'll decide when Nikon make their announcement at month end….
Great job with the blog Jon, especially the last several using the x100!!-
Thanks Jay! I personally prefer the 35mm (equiv) focal length for the X100. Since it's the only lens I have to work with on the camera, the not-too-wide, not-too-long focal length feels just right for general snaps. I was thinking of waiting to see what's up and coming from Nikon, but for some reason I'm not all that excited about the next generation of DSLRs. Maybe it's the fact that I find the X100 to be so small, light, and refreshingly fun to use, coupled with the fact that I can't think of anything I need that my D700 won't give me.
Excellent mode comparisons. I would have to side with the look of Astia, followed by Velvia. Night photography is an area that's quite foreign to me, but I hope to find the time to explore. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thanks John. It's been foreign to me too, at least as of late. There's something very therapeutic about it though, especially if the weather is nice!
Your reviews & comparisons are always so in-depth and easy to read — love that. I have been seriously considering this as a camera for when I can't lug my DSLR around.
Thanks! Definitely a great urban adventure cam for sure. I just love the fact that I can carry it without breaking my back =)
Love your reviews Jonathan! I kinda like Provia's lack of contrast and saturation.
I do too actually! When the scene is already pretty contrasty, or I'm shooting indoors in natural light, I'll usually use Provia.
Nice comparison! It's so nice that the camera can do all the processing for you. Colors looks just right with Astia. Looks like you caught the elevator in the Hyatt with another guest? Last time I went there, you needed a key to go in the elevators.
Thanks Jas! Yes, a key is required but only at certain times. If you go early enough in the evening, you have more public access to the hotel. =)
you're right, astia seems to be the best choice – it seems to fall between the two in terms of color saturation and contrast. are you sure you aren't paid by fujifilm to write all these review posts about the x100 🙂
I wish they would pay me! Haha
hi Jonathan,
Great review! I personally think Velvia is great for landscapes. Enjoyed your photography thoroughly.
Frankie. -
Nice interesring post. I have had my x100 for 2 months, took a few jpegs then moved to raw. Well so much extra work post editing and hard to get results without becoming a pc geek has led me back to remembering why I bought the x100 in the first place, "to take pictures" I just want to capture what I see and not make an image that wasnt real in the first place. Thanks for your post, a camera such as th x100 has these films sims, a nice sensor and a good lens and in my book thats enough. Now I have to do my own experiments to find which film i am happiest with. Once again thanks for your examamples.
Great comparison! I was wondering I where you set the noise redution? Standard or lower? I tend to sometime go for the medium low setting so I can keep a little bit of detail at high ISO. And Low NR when I shoot B&W for that grainy look which, IMO, the X100 does quite well!
I keep mine at standard at all times actually. Pretty happy with the results from that setting.
I was wondering if you've had a look at how Astia compares to ProNegHi, and which you might think is generally better? I like the look of Astia but it seems to stray a bit towards green.
I switched to Astia on the very first day I bought Fuji X-E1 and kept the setting for a long time. Now a days I shoot in NegH and like it also.
Astia certainly looks like a nice middle ground here!
This is a really stupid question, but I can't seem to get the film simulations to show up on my files on my computer even when I am shooting in JPEG only mode. What am I doing wrong?!?!
hi, what is your jpg settings in the camera while using astia? highlight? shadow? sharpness? color?
I posted my settings for Astia here: https://jonathanfleming.wordpress.com/2011/07/23/suki-unleashed/
These days if I'm shooting Fuji, I'm usually shooting with the X100t on either default or Classic Chrome.


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Colwyn Bay, Wales.
At the Welsh Mountain Zoo we see various shots of children looking at animals; an elephant, an elephant tortoise, chimpanzees. A girl feeds a cute little baby monkey while a human baby looks on from a pram. A chimp has his hair combed. Zoo manager Bob Jackson shows his Fish Eagle from West Africa to some children.
A young boy feeds some sea lions; a woman feeds some pelicans while children watch. Another boy feeds some fish in a pond. A baby whale is bottle-fed milk in a pool while two men hold him.
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Description•12 years ago
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (OS/2; U; Warp 4.5; en-US; rv:1.8b2) Gecko/20050626 MultiZilla/22.214.171.124n Build Identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (OS/2; U; Warp 4.5; en-US; rv:1.8b2) Gecko/20050626 MultiZilla/22.214.171.124n While I was able to do simple DNS lookups from the command line, using nslookup and dig connected to the default Vodafone (that's who supplies the hotspot here at the Mercure Newa Dresden, and it runs on a Cisco backbone which is apparently IPv6 capable) server and received fairly quick results, attempting to browse pages - even within the captive portal - proved problematic. POP3 and SMTP were all but impossible. In desperation, I changed my resolv2 to point to a couple root servers on the net, and restarted Mozilla. Immediately, I was able to browse, and download and send outgoing mail. I then changed network.dns.disableIPv6 to true in prefs.js, restarted the browser, and finally an interface (re)configure from XWLAN (released and renewed the DHCP params), and I was right on-line again - using the default Vodafone DNS address. Additional googling (once online again) turned up numerous tuning tips on the net (mostly related to Linux platforms) advising this very tweak. A search of bugzilla for "network.dns.disableIPv6" turned up no less than 200 hits (I concede that not all of these were specifically related to this setting, but a good many dealt with slow DNS responses and timeouts). I suggest defaulting this setting to true, at least until the kinks have been ironed out of the logic, or, if this is indeed related to OS/2's lack of IPv6 functionality, then leaving this as the default on OS/2 until such time as we have a v6-capable IP stack on OS/2. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Connect to a DHCP server which assigns the primary DNS address of an IPv6 host or set the address manually in resolv2. 2. Attempt to open a web page which has not been cached. 3. Edit prefs.js to set network.dns.disableIPv6 to true. 4. Close and restart Mozilla. 5. Repeat step 2. Actual Results: After step 2, blank page, "looking up host [...]" in status bar, or simply timeout attempting to contact host messages appear in window until network.dns.disableIPv6 is set to true in prefs.js. Afterwards, hosts resolv and pages open as they should. Expected Results: Hosts should resolve and pages should open without undue delay (i.e., DNS lookups in Mozilla should take no longer than lookups via dig or nslookup). Pages should load as rapidly as possible upon resolving an address. This also affects POP3 and SMTP, and I would expect IMAP as well as other browser-type protocols (FTP, etc.).
Comment 1•12 years ago
those test results seem to indicate that the DNS server you used didn't handle AAAA queries well, not that OS/2 has a general problem with it...
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Comment 2•12 years ago
(In reply to comment #1) True, however, upon rebooting to W2K Advanced Server SP4, I had full functionality - with no prefs.js modification - under Moz, FF, and Tbird (all versions contemporary with what I'm running under OS/2). This leads me to believe that while this may indeed be a server-side problem, Windows (at least) does not seem to be affected.
Comment 3•12 years ago
that version of windows may not have IPv6 support (I am not sure if it comes with the OS or if it needs extra installation)
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Comment 4•12 years ago
(In reply to comment #3) The installation I have of W2K Adv Server on my ThinkPad does not have IPv6 enabled. So, essentially, the stack in that is no more capable than the one under OS/2 (okay, so it's Windows and it's terribly unstable in comparison to OS/2's IP stack, but for these purposes, they're both IPv4-capable ONLY). All I'm saying is that for OS/2, this pref should be defaulted to true, as it took me two days of troubleshooting - at 30 Euros per day for Wi-Fi access in the hotel - to figure out why I couldn't get anywhere under OS/2 while I could under Windows. Perhaps when the logic is working better (i.e., more tolerant of broken servers), we can default this to false again. Lewis
Comment 5•12 years ago
oh, OS/2 does not support ipv6?
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Comment 6•12 years ago
(In reply to comment #5) > oh, OS/2 does not support ipv6? Nope. The current IP stack is based on an older AIX stack which did not support IPv6. AFAIK, there is no plan to support IPv6 on OS/2, either (but we can hope...). Lewis
Comment 7•12 years ago
Created attachment 189003 [details] [diff] [review] Disable ipv6 for OS/2
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Comment 8•12 years ago
What a guy! Thanks, Mike. ;-) I suppose we should wait to change the status of this until we actually build (test) with the code you've patched? (Sorry for the newbie question...I've never gotten this far with one of my submissions.) Lewis
Comment 9•12 years ago
Not really any testing required - we know it will work :)
Comment 10•12 years ago
Comment on attachment 189003 [details] [diff] [review] Disable ipv6 for OS/2 looks like this patch contains some unrelated changes to font prefs...
Comment 11•12 years ago
interesting. My editor horked that up...
Comment 12•12 years ago
Created attachment 192174 [details] [diff] [review] Disable ipv6 for OS/2 (clean patch) As a reminder to Mike here is the a new, clean patch without the font changes. I think this should also go into the 1.7 and aviary branches? Not sure who reviews such a thing.
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Comment 13•12 years ago
Dumb question (please pardon the simplicity of this) which may be rhetorical: Upon updating Mozilla, prefs.js does not get updated with the changed information, correct? IOW, if a user has Mozilla 1.7.3 installed and later upgrades to 1.7.12, and assuming this change has been checked in, the user's prefs.js do not change. Therefor, a manual change is still required unless one creates an entirely new profile (in which case, the new profile defaults will be as provided in the distro). I came across this problem once again, when my brother was using a Wayport hotspot. Lewis
Comment 14•12 years ago
Luckly, it isn't entirely like that. When Mozilla saves prefs.js, it omits any preferences that have their (current) default value [1]. Thus, if the defaults change, the use will get the new defaults just fine, so long as they haven't changed it themselves to something else. [1] There are a few issues with the "omit default values" idea, documented in other bugs, but I'll spare this bug from them. :)
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(In reply to comment #14) > Luckly, it isn't entirely like that. When Mozilla saves prefs.js, it omits any > preferences that have their (current) default value [1]. Thus, if the defaults > change, the use will get the new defaults just fine, so long as they haven't > changed it themselves to something else. Ah, thank you, James. This indeed makes sense (particularly in this case, where the only change to the default would be to correct the condition in the first place). Good information. Of course, we may need to deal with the reverse situation at some point in the future, is we ever get an IPv6-aware stock on OS/2. Lewis
Comment 16•12 years ago
So should that patch be checked in? Esp. for 1.8?
Comment 17•12 years ago
Comment on attachment 192174 [details] [diff] [review] Disable ipv6 for OS/2 (clean patch) r=mkaply Requesting 1.8 approval - OS/2 only
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Comment 18•12 years ago
Fix checked in. Note this was not in ff rc1.


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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- University of Michigan women's lacrosse head coach Jennifer Ulehla announced the addition of midfielder Gabby Cuzzola (Mercersburg Academy/Erie, Pa.) to the Wolverines' 2014 recruiting class today (Tuesday, July 8), giving the Maize and Blue 12 total incoming freshmen for the 2015 season.
Cuzzola, a three-year varsity letterwinner at Mercersburg Academy, set school records in career goals assist and points, recording 175 goals and 176 assists in 52 games played during her career. The right-handed midfielder helped the Blue Storm to a combined 30-20 record, including a 12-6 mark during her junior season (2013), en route to the Independent Parochial School League (IPSL) championship. As a freshman, she competed for McDowell High School (Erie, Pa.), where she set the school single-season record for assists with 68. She was selected to the All-Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League (WPIAL) honorable mention team following her freshman season.
In her first season at Mercersburg (2012), she led the team in ground balls, assists and draw control win percentage. Following the season, she was the youngest member to be selected to the American International Sports Team (AIST) U19 Elite Lacrosse Team. She played internationally in the United Kingdom during the summer of 2012.
She continued to lead Mercersburg in ground balls, assists and draw control win percentage for the remainder of her career, earning All-IPSL first team honors as a junior and senior after being named to the honorable mention team as a sophomore. Following her junior season, she was voted a Brine National High School All-American and was selected to lead Mercersburg as a team captain for her final season.
In addition to playing lacrosse at Mercersburg, Cuzzola also played club lacrosse for XTEAM, where she was coached by Crista Samaras, a two-time Ivy League Player of the Year at Princeton and IFWLA World Cup gold medalist. She also played three years of soccer and participated in track and field for one season. Cuzzola graduated from Mercersburg Academy as a Commended Scholar.
The 12 members of U-M's second signing class will join the 25 student-athletes from Team One for the program's second season in 2015. After competing in the American Lacrosse Conference during their inaugural season in 2014, the Wolverines will transition to the newly formed Big Ten Women's Lacrosse Conference for the 2015 campaign.
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Ali Barzyk | A | 5-1 | Lutherville, Md./McDonogh |
Gabby Cuzzola | M | 5-6 | Erie, Pa./Mercersburg Academy |
Sydney Dalmass | M | 5-6 | Moorestown, N.J./Moorestown |
Molly Fishter | M | 5-4 | Florham Park, N.J./Madison |
Kat Geffken | G | 5-9 | Andover, Mass./Andover |
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Devon Maltz | M | 5-7 | Ridgewood, N.J./Ridgewood |
Becca Marchant | D | 5-8 | Washington, D.C./Georgetown Day |
Katie Melvin | A | 5-10 | Villanova, Pa./Harriton |
Gigi Packard | M | 5-7 | Needham, Mass./Thayer Academy |
Katie Smesko | A | 5-7 | Ridgewood, N.J./Ridgewood |
Mae Tarr | A | 5-5 | Parkville, Md./Notre Dame Prep |
Michigan Inks 10 to National Letters of Intent (Nov. 18, 2013)
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Took Taka to the hills today. If you come through LA, I'll take you on the official tour.
I had to introduce Taka to some LA style food. BURRITOS!
You wanna ride? We ride...just come down to Studio City and we'll get the session on!
Richard rolled up to join us.
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[KREE-EY-TIV-I-TEE] {photography} *scrapbooking* (Bella Blvd. Artista)
Monday, November 30, 2009
A little bit of November.......Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving......this is how we finished up the night......
drinks and bowling....
(nice face Danny) :)
Boys helping out in the kitchen......
Our little family
Alex and his girlfriend Lauren
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the princess & me
Team Boy....
Team Girl...
The *big* kids
The *younger* kids
My Daddy & me
Annalise &
with the amazing Turkey Cupcakes :)
What a blessed day with family & friends!
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Bella Blvd Plastino
Bella Blvd
my Summer mini album
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Thanks for taking such great pictures of it
So fun working with this collection!
Annalise had the perfect outfit on to use the
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Annalise &
she told him to
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4 pounds already.....the way he eats.....
he will catch up to Webster in no time!!
She did so good cleaning out her pumpkin this year!
She wanted a scary face this year on her pumpkin!
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Ancobon must be given with extreme caution to patients with impaired renal function. Since Ancobon is excreted primarily by the kidneys, renal impairment may lead to accumulation of the drug. Ancobon serum concentrations should be monitored to determine the adequacy of renal excretion in such patients. Dosage adjustments should be made in patients with renal insufficiency to prevent progressive accumulation of active drug.
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Flucytosine has not undergone adequate animal testing to evaluate carcinogenic potential. The mutagenic potential of flucytosine was evaluated in Ames-type studies with five different mutants of S. typhimurium and no mutagenicity was detected in the presence or absence of activating enzymes. Flucytosine was nonmutagenic in three different repair assay systems (i.e., rec, uvr and pol).
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Pregnancy Category C
Flucytosine was shown to be teratogenic (vertebral fusions) in the rat at doses of 40 mg/kg/day (298 mg/M2/day or 0.051 times the human dose) administered on days 7 to 13 of gestation. At higher doses (700 mg/kg/day; 5208 mg/M2/day or 0.89 times the human dose administered on days 9 to 12 of gestation), cleft lip and palate and micrognathia were reported. Flucytosine was not teratogenic in rabbits up to a dose of 100 mg/kg/day (1423 mg/M2/day or 0.243 times the human dose) administered on days 6 to 18 of gestation. In mice, 400 mg/kg/day of flucytosine (1380 mg/M2/day or 0.236 times the human dose) administered on days 7 to 13 of gestation was associated with a low incidence of cleft palate that was not statistically significant. Studies in pregnant rats have shown that flucytosine injected intraperitoneally crosses the placental barrier. There are no adequate and well-controlled studies in pregnant women. Ancobon should be used during pregnancy only if the potential benefit justifies the potential risk to the fetus.
Nursing Mothers
It is not known whether this drug is excreted in human milk. Because many drugs are excreted in human milk and because of the potential for serious adverse reactions in nursing infants from Ancobon, a decision should be made whether to discontinue nursing or to discontinue the drug, taking into account the importance of the drug to the mother.
Pediatric Use
The efficacy and safety of Ancobon have not been systematically studied in pediatric patients. A small number of neonates have been treated with 25 to 200 mg/kg/day of flucytosine, with and without the addition of amphotericin B, for systemic candidiasis. No unexpected adverse reactions were reported in these patients. It should be noted, however, that hypokalemia and acidemia were reported in one patient who received flucytosine in combination with amphotericin B, and anemia was observed in a second patient who received flucytosine alone. Transient thrombocytopenia was noted in two additional patients, one of whom also received amphotericin B.
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May 24, 2013 16:05 ET
SIMI VALLEY, CA--(Marketwired - May 24, 2013) - Qualstar Corporation (NASDAQ: QBAK), a manufacturer of data storage solutions and high-efficiency power supplies, today announced that the first RLS™ tape library product has been successfully built entirely by its outsourced manufacturing partner, CTS Electronics Manufacturing Solutions, Inc. Upon final testing and validation of this product, CTS is expected to ramp quickly into volume production and begin fulfillment of Qualstar's backlog and production targets for future orders.
"Today marks yet another significant milestone in the new direction of Qualstar," said Larry Firestone, President and CEO of Qualstar Corporation. "In less than 60 days, we moved our entire data storage manufacturing organization to CTS and now have fully scalable, cost-effective production capacity available to meet the needs of our growing business. This company-changing achievement was made possible by the impressive collaboration between the Qualstar and CTS teams. I would like to thank each and every member of the Qualstar and CTS transition teams for turning our vision of outsourced manufacturing into reality. As we take the next step now to transitioning Qualstar's XLS™ product line to outsourced production, we are highly confident in our ability to deliver our backlog for the June quarter."
About Qualstar Corporation
Qualstar, founded in 1984, is a diversified electronics manufacturer specializing in data storage and power supplies. Qualstar's products are known throughout the world for high quality and Simply Reliable designs that provide years of trouble-free service. More information is available at www.qualstar.com or www.n2power.com or by phone at 805-583-7744.
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text: The Farmer Wants A Wife, Again - Famitsu Reveals New PSP Harvest MoonStuart Houghton12/10/08 8:20pmFiled to: Harvest MoonHarvest Moon: Sugar Village and Everyone's WishMarvellous EntertainmentFamitsuNews36EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink The ever-reliable Famitsu has the skinny on a new installment in cutesy farming saga Harvest Moon. Advertisement Bokujou Monogatari: Sugar Mura to Minna no Negai (Harvest Moon: Sugar Village and Everyone's Wish, but you don't need me to tell you that, I'm sure) casts you in the role of (surprise!) a young farmer. This time around, a goddess tasks you with saving a village that is in danger of being turned into a holiday resort using your awesome, er, farming powers.It all sounds like an episode of The A-Team mashed up with The Grapes Of Wrath to me, but maybe that is no bad thing. Famitsu reckon the game will appear in Japan around the 9th of March. Advertisement New Harvest Moon for PSP revealed in Famitsu [PSP Updates]Reply36 repliesLeave a reply


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There are many video sharing websites and social communities out there that let you share your videos with the entire world, but in many cases you might only want to share private home movies with family and friends.
When it comes to public video sharing sites, MakeUseOf has covered the gamut, from Aibek's review of YouTube YouTube.com - Online Video Sharing Site YouTube.com - Online Video Sharing Site Read More from a few years ago to sites like Lectr that let teachers share out educational videos.
However, there are many circumstances where you want to share your private home movies with your family without letting the whole world see them. For this purpose, I'd like to review four of the best private video sharing sites on the Internet.
Why It's Difficult To Share Private Home Movies On YouTube
To start out, I'm going to upload a very special moment that I recorded back in 2001 when our first child was just under 2 years old. She was standing on a stool helping her mother bake cookies in preparation for the family visiting.
Using the very cool free WinX DVD Ripper How to Copy DVDs that You Own How to Copy DVDs that You Own Want to rip your DVDs so you can access them digitally? Here's how to get started. Read More that Karl recently wrote about, I ripped a couple of minutes from the my private DVD, added a neat background soundtrack with the Pinnacle VideoSpin app I recently reviewed Make Your Own Movie From Photos with Pinnacle Video Spin [Windows] Make Your Own Movie From Photos with Pinnacle Video Spin [Windows] Read More , and will upload it to each of these private sharing services to show the ease or difficulty of each service.
In the case of YouTube, the service is built around the concept of community video sharing, so keeping your video private isn't completely intuitive. The first step, of course, is uploading your video.
Under privacy, you can set the video to "Private" where it will only be viewable by up to 25 people. This removes the video from the public directory, but before you can share out the video you'll need to go to your "My Videos" section and click to edit your video.
Under the "Broadcasting and Sharing Options" section is where you'll find the privacy area. Make sure "Private" is enabled (this tends to get deselected for some reason), and choose whether you want to choose up to 25 YouTube members to share the video with, or a new feature is that you can provide friends and family with a limited access URL they can visit to watch the video.
Until YouTube added the limited access URL feature, many people were frustrated with the fact that they could only share the videos with people who had YouTube accounts. Even now, the privacy feature is clearly an afterthought with YouTube – it's obvious that they prefer shared videos as part of the growing worldwide video community, and the site isn't really intended for sharing private home videos.
Shutterfly is leaps and bounds ahead of YouTube when it comes to creating your own little network of family and friends that you want to share your personal videos with – without opening them up to the freaks that prowl the public video communities. On Shutterfly, you're provided with your own personal, customized website where you can post up to 10 videos at a time (the paid account offers unlimited storage).
Under your account, just click on "Create a Share site" to generate a new, custom page for your photos and/or videos.
When you first set up your private site, you can choose the subdomain name it falls under, and then configure "All visitors" and set a password of your choice. This is a better option, because if you set it to Site members only, that might limit it to only Shutterfly members, but it allows all Shutterfly members to view your videos and photos. Once you've uploaded your content to the page, you can just send your friends and family the link and the password.
Uploading is as simple as visiting your own page logged in with your Shutterfly ID (which puts you in page edit mode), and clicking on "Click to add videos." As you add more private videos, they automatically get published to your password-protected website.
Vimeo is another great video sharing site with good privacy features. Unlike Shutterfly, you don't have a private website, instead your videos themselves are password protected. Vimeo is very much a community video sharing site, but it offers a much easier privacy setup than YouTube does.
All you have to do is click on Privacy in the left menu bar, and change the setting from "Anyone" to "Password protected" and set your password. It's as simple and easy as that. You can even have a different password for each video so that you can easily control who has access to specific videos.
I should note however that one major drawback of the free Vimeo account is that the upload takes about half an hour to go "active" before it can be viewed. However, as a free private video sharing service, the pros definitely outweigh that one con.
Upload Your Video To Facebook!
Of course, one of the easiest ways to share your video with only friends and family is by uploading it to your Facebook account. Since you've only allowed your personal friends and close family with access to your account, it makes sense that Facebook would probably be the first place you'd go to share your private home movies.
Most people think of YouTube when it comes to uploading and sharing videos, but few people are aware (yet) that you can directly upload videos to Facebook right off your hard drive.
After it uploads, the video gets shared to your wall just like when you post comments or upload photos. The video isn't published to the entire world – only the people who you've already added as friends and family can see your video. Just make sure, when you upload it, to set the privacy settings to "My Friends Only."
Do you know of any other websites where it's especially easy to share private videos without publishing them to the entire Internet? Share your own resources or insights in the comments section below.
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Thank you? this is exactly the info I needed.
How come people can make a video to a soundtrack and it go viral and it's ok. For example; "Happy", "uptown funk" but when I try setting to family video (my niece learned how to scuba dive) but I tried FB and I'm violating copyright. I took the video with GoPro and edited with imovie. I gave soundtrack credits and am not set up to make money for views. I just want to share with friends and family. What am I doing wrong?
Anyone remember about 8 years ago what site we could use to exchange videos and is that even around anymore?
I just signed up with http://www.mejuba.com. Unlimited storage for both videos and pictures and it's completly free.
No monthly limits or qoutas.
Photos and videos are stored in their original formats and sizes and are kept unmodified for backup.
I also like that you can geo-tag your stuff so it shows up on a map. And you can search for stuff on the map - that's cool!.
As the only site i know of it uses a Windows Explorer like navigation with folders - super eacy to use - even has drag and drop!.
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The advanced version is much better. Names WinX DVD Ripper Platinum. It should be the fastest dvd ripping program...
Yup,free WinX DVD Ripper,this one is awesome even better than some paid ones
Snapfish has video storage & sharing. First 30 days free, after that it's $24.99/yr for unlimited storage.
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What about Flickr? I use it to share my videos with family and friends
shit wat abt. picasa
Picasa doesnt do video num nuts!
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do you mean, url limited access?
because they can use the link only 25 people?
in what sense?
if I have a link, I can not see all the friends? -
Very helpful article. I never knew that you cannot have private video on Youtube.


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Carrie Underwood and Rashida Jones were on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" Thursday (Nov. 28) and part of their appearance included parodying popular songs — Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball," Katy Perry's "Roar," Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" — with lyrics that were about the holidays. It's actually pretty amazing.
Lyrics below:
We ate too much
Filled our plates now we're stuffed
But we can't give up
Until allthe food's gone
I feel like I weigh a ton
My pants are coming undone
Turn on that microwave, son
We're up all night to eat turkey
We're up all night to eat turkey
We're up all night to eat turkey
I ate the thigh of the turkey
The gravy
Everything you made me
Now I'm on the sofa
And you're gonna hear me snore
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
You're gonna hear me snoooore
And we get to spin dreidels (Dreidels!)
And wear our yarmulkes
This Thanksgiving has a plus
It's the first day of Hannukah
So let's light our menorahs (Norahs!)
And eat potato pancakes
So baby Shalom (Shalom)
Shalom (Shalom)
Let's celebrate both today
You made me cook a butterball
And then a green bean casserole
All you did was sit and watch football
And ignored all of your fa-a-mily
Ignored your fa-a-mily
I got this turkey on Thanksgiving Day and it was raw
I took it right out of the fridge, I watched, I let it thaw
I put your giblets in a bag and threw it in the air
I stuffed the bread crumbs in your butt
I don't care
I stuffed it
I don't care
I stuffed it, I stuffed it… I don't care
Everybody get up!
Black Fri-day!
Black Fri-day!
Black Fri-day!
(I hate these) Long liiines!
Outside the WalMart
Outside the Kmart
Outside the Target
(But there's some) Good buuuys!
You better hurry
You want that Furby
What rhymes with Furby?
Where'd you get those headphones?
Playstation and Xbox
I'd trample you to get one
You're the hottest gift in this place!
Made a list and checked it twice
Are you naughty, are you nice?
Beard of white and suit of red
Got my reindeer and my sled
Got my reindeer and my sled…
I believe in you
You believe in me
I'm Santa Claus
I believe in you
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These have ranged from internet startups to providing strategic consultancy to international companies. In 1999 they created Obvious Solutions, an award winning company that combined the internet, video and "recruitment process outsourcing". Over a number of years, until its eventual sale to Stepstone ASA, it grew and serviced the needs of customers such as Amazon, BP, HBOS,Goodrich, Microsoft and RBS.
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Support CHARLIE HART'S RULE as a rider to the Kennedy Brownback Law (aka The Prenatally and Postnatally Diagnosed Conditions Awareness Act)
Prospective Sponsor: Representative Doug Collins[R-GA]
Bill No:
Charlie Hart's Rule
As proposed by U.S. House of Representatives
A bill to amend the Public Health Service Act, as a rider to The Kennedy Brownback Law (aka The Prenatally and Postnatally Diagnosed Conditions Awareness Act), to ensure precise diagnosis and rule-out missed mosaicism, in order to accurately give scientifically sound information, appropriate medical care, and support services of a chromosomal condition such as Down syndrome or other prenatally or postnatally diagnosed conditions.
Whereas, Down syndrome is the most common genetic disorder caused by chromosomal abnormality, with approximately 1 in every 800 being diagnosed every year. Mosaicism for Down syndrome is less commonly diagnosed due to lack of legislation mandating sufficient numbers of chromosomes being examined. Exclusion of Chromosomal Mosaicism with Tables of 90%, 95%, and 99% Confidence Limits by EB Hook (Am J Hum Genet 29:94-97, 1977, item 1) illustrates that mosaicism for a chromosomal condition cannot be ruled out confidently when less than 500 cells are examined.
Whereas, every year, 92% of mothers who receive a prenatal diagnosis of Trisomy 21 Down syndrome, based on 20 cell counts, choose to terminate their pregnancy. (Mansfield et al., 1999;Egan et al., 2011; items 2, 3) Many mothers are aborting fetuses, which would have otherwise been diagnosed with mosaicism or not diagnosed with Down syndrome at all, based on 20 cell counts; this could be the cause of human error in testing due to lack of legislative intent.
Whereas, with mosaicism, there is a tendency towards normal cell lineage (Medical Care in Down Syndrome, Rogers and Coleman, item 4); someone with mosaicism has a lessening percentage of trisomic cells with age for the betterment of the child.
Whereas, Trisomy 21 Down syndrome and Mosaic Down syndrome are similar, but not under the same diagnostic criteria, which would call for standards in testing currently not in use due to lack of mandated guidelines. The number of cells examined when testing for a chromosomal condition appears to be of an insufficient nature to give accurate diagnostic information regarding a chromosomal condition, and emergency public law must be put in place to mandate that a minimum of 500 cells be examined whenever chromosome testing is performed.
Whereas, So it be said, chromosomal testing has been found to be likely inaccurate, with incorrect information being provided about prenatal or postnatal diagnosed chromosome conditions, when any less than 500 cells are examined during chromosomal testing.
Whereas, So it be said, parents are entitled and afforded under the Prenatally and Postnatally Diagnosed Conditions Awareness Act to have scientifically sound information and support services regarding diagnosed chromosomal disorders.
Herein, we have heard overwhelming evidence showing the need for CHARLIE HART'S RULE. The impact of wrong diagnosis can affect the lifelong care of the child.
CHARLIE HART'S RULE shall go into effect immediately upon passage of the House of Representatives and the Senate and after being signed by the President.
Therefore, So it be said, From this ___________ day of _____________ in the year 2015, CHARLIE HART'S RULE, as a rider to the Prenatally and Postnatally Diagnosed Conditions Awareness Act under the Public Health Service Act, be enacted to mandate all prenatal and postnatal chromosomal testing must be performed by examining a minimum of five hundred cells to ensure more accurate and correct, scientifically sound information is provided about a prenatally or postnatally diagnosed condition such as Down syndrome.
Charlie Hart's Rule
A bill to amend the Public Health Service Act, as a rider to the Prenatally and Postnatally Diagnosed Conditions Awareness Act, to ensure precise diagnosis and rule-out missed mosaicism, in order to accurately give scientifically sound information, appropriate medical care, and support services of a chromosomal condition such as Down syndrome or other prenatally or postnatally diagnosed conditions
Mosaicism: means that the cells in a body do not all have the same chromosomal makeup; some cells may be affected by a trisomy, for example, whereas other cells have a normal number of chromosomes.
Trisomy: a specific type of chromosome abnormality in which an individual has three rather than two copies of a particular chromosome.
Trisomy 21 Down Syndrome: is when an extra copy of chromosome number 21 is present in 100% of the cells within the body.
Mosaic Down syndrome: a chromosomal condition where two or more cell lines are found through diagnostic testing, and only a percentage of the cells are affected by trisomy.
Terminate (pregnancy): the artificially induced expulsion of an embryo or fetus with destruction of said embryo or fetus.
Chromosomal testing: a laboratory procedure in which cells of the blood and/or skin are examined to determine or rule out chromosomal abnormality.
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(June 23, 2002) eat-halal.com has learned that the dough, sauce, and cheese used in Little Caesars pizzas are Halal. No animal ingredients are used and the dough does not contain L-cysteine. However, please note that we strongly discourage Muslims from eating at non-Muslim restaurants, due to the high risk of contamination by dirty utensils, unwashed hands/gloves, mishandling, and human error. (Web posted 06.23.02 @ 4.27 pm)
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Little Caesars cheese, dough, and sauce Halal
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word you speak the truth
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- Huzaifa said...
I also agree that Little Ceasers is halal.
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Me: "[Campgrounds], how can I help you?"
Customer: "Do you have any places available?"
Me: "Yes, we have sites open. What kind are you looking for?"
Customer: "I want to go camping."
Me: "Do you want water and electricity or just a plain site?"
Customer: "Just a site."
Me: "Ok, so we'll see you this weekend. I just need your name and I'll reserve it."
Customer: "Do you have the houses with zippers?"
Me: "You mean a tent?"
Customer: "Yeah, the house with a zipper. Do you have them?"
Me: "No, you bring your own."
Customer: "Oh. Do you know where I can get one?"
(I list a few generic stores.)
Customer: "Okay, thank you. Do you have water?"
Me: "No, your site doesn't have a water hook-up. You can fill up at any site not being used."
Customer: "What can I fill up?"
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Just had a prosecco with these 2
Emailing: Sophieskydive
We actually skiied over the tracks!
One of the pistes from yesterday
ready to go! ( still Andermatt)
Sophie on chairlift with loads of icing sugar
Andermatt yesterday.Where are the chocolates?
Is this a real train?( and they're really regular, passing every 10-15 mins)
On the chairlift, Andermatt
Ready to go...Andermatt yesterday
Caravan shack with sausage on menu.Great views and deck chairs
Tash in action
Tash action
On the podium!
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Skiing buddies
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Lets straighten risotto thing out. I dont think it is possible to cook it totally to order. Lets say you have 8 sourses menu, starting cooking you rice but the customer is slow eater and enjoys food and wine and buzz. Is seatinglonger, your rice bocomes cooked. But the customer aint ready? You chill it, and then whats the difference between the one cooked few hours before?
Maybe "maybe" its possible In places where you would like to spend half an hour waiting for it, then in the middle of you enjoying your foccacia/herbs/drinks risotto arrives just the second its cooked perfectly. But if it arrives when your in toilet, gets overcooked and what then?
All the fuss for nothing, not mentioning how much would that portion cost, huh, if you have one chef for one portion for one section?
When I worked in Trattoria every pizza and lasagne would be assembled and dough for pizza rolled a la minute. Even in the heaviest rush. I think Id rather wait for pizza, but it aint risotto, which can easily get gluey...


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May I join with you in wishing people of all faiths, a joyous time and renewed hope for peace in the world, the kind that really does change the old paradigms into plowshares.
These two works are lighted from within, I think. The first one is especially beautiful in contrast, composition and line.
Wishing you and yours a very happy and blessed new year (lots of art, lots of good times, lots of good health!)Yes Lady Melinda, so glad to have you join in with cumulative wishes for peace and merriment! I'm so happy to have gotten to know you over this past year - your blog and your work are a constant source of inspiration to me!!!! And thank you always for your kind, sensitive comments!
xo, MarciaBarbara do you realize that it's because of you that I blog in the first place? Do you realize also that you and I knew one another before we met our husbands?! That's pretty intense as far as a special enduring friendship goes!
Thank you always for your encouragement and humor and special insouciance and love of art making!
Love, Marcia.Sam I first became aware of your adorable and amazing blog through Melinda. Anyone who could make a pun about dogs knowses had to be someone I had to meet if not in person than at least through the blog universe. I remember when I was a child how fascinated I became by looking at my dog's nose and my all consuming desire to touch it but he would never let me. Anyway your blog contributes constantly to the hilarity and sheer joy of being. I love your work.


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May Andersen arrested for allegedly hitting flight attendant
Danish supermodel May Andersen has been arrested for hitting a flight attendant on a flight from Amsterdam to Miami, police said. The 23-year-old bombshell was aboard Martinair Flight 643 on Thursday. She was ''loud and disruptive all throughout the flight,'' according to a Miami-Dade police spokeswoman. Airport police arrested the woman when the flight landed. She continued her unruly behavior with officers, police said. Andersen was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital to check for signs of alcohol or drug abuse, then booked into Miami-Dade County Jail. The leggy model has worked in advertising for J. Crew and Victoria's Secret, and has posed in Sports Illustrated's famed swimsuit edition. She has been charged with simple battery, resisting arrest without violence and disorderly intoxication. http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/14398343.htm
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Member Since Sep 10, 2009 110 posts
Sep 15 2009 at 20:16
Hi everybody! I am running this EA for first day on demo, and it gained almost 100%. All I need for this scalper is broker with 1 pip. Is there any broker with 1 pip? I found Sigmatrader, but reviewes for this company are really bad :(
Member Since Aug 22, 2009 31 posts
Sep 15 2009 at 20:39
Hi Profijet
Sorry there is no decent broker out there with 1pip spread on EURCHF, and stay away from Sigma. I guess this EA is ISEA or the grail from MQL4 website ... This would indeed be a great EA if you could find a honest broker with 1 pip spread on EURCHF, no slippage and no requotes Looked myself a few months ago ... no luck, maybe someone else has found one Good luck in your search Rob lots of little bit's make a one big bit |
Member Since Sep 10, 2009 110 posts
Sep 15 2009 at 21:01
Yes it is ISEA scalper :) and it has fantastic results. Unfortunatelly I think this EA is just to acquire new clients for Sigmatrader :(
Member Since Aug 31, 2009 131 posts
Sep 15 2009 at 21:16
LOL! - Don't even think about it! - NO Broker maintains a fixed 1 pip spread. Even the best ECN's fluctuate as the banks Bid/Ask shift. Good call Robert - The ISEA Demo dream machine LIVES!! - Realworld slippage will KILL YOU trading scalpers.
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Member Since Sep 10, 2009 110 posts
Sep 16 2009 at 18:42
Any idea how to earn on real account with this EA? :(
Member Since Aug 22, 2009 31 posts
Sep 16 2009 at 19:16
Hi Profijet,
I've tried this EA on loads of brokers, could not get one to work as it does on the Sigmaforex demo account :-( Sorry ..... it is a shame. The great thing is though run it on SigmaForex demo for a week and dream it's a live account ... multi millionaire !! The Sigmaforex demo feed is totally manipulated, it's just totally rubbish feed. Your right .. think this EA / sigma feed was created to get clients ... cheers Rob lots of little bit's make a one big bit |
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Marcel Corzo (marcelcorzo1)
Sep 20 2009 at 00:17
Where did you get ISEA?
Managed and PAMM Accounts |
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Elkart (Elkart)
Sep 20 2009 at 01:02
Just change the setting. If you can get in pip you can get 5 no?
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Member Since Sep 10, 2009 110 posts
Sep 20 2009 at 19:07
I will work on this EA with my programmer this week and I will let you know if something can be done for live trading ;)
Member Since Aug 31, 2009 131 posts
Sep 20 2009 at 19:42
Going for 5 pips GREATLY increases the chance of hitting a StopLoss and it means that you'll have to widen stops just to hang around long enough to get to 5. EURCHF/EURGBP only has a 50-60 pip daily range. so trying for 5 (a 10% move) is VERY risky for this pair. 1 or 2 pips can be hit just by the market bounces of normal trading - outside of that you're playing with FIRE!!
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JADE JEWELS (Aitken 1989) SDB - ruffled, round lime green with light violet beards. Well, I don't know about lime green, but it's still a nice flower! On my computer monitor, colors are pretty darned accurate to the real life thing. That's not what I call lime green, but it's about the closest I've seen in an SDB. I really like the form of this flower. It's almost orb shaped like the onco arils (but not quite).
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Tony Cummings chronicles the 20 years of the world's leading Christian arts festival GREENBELT
Continued from page 1
1983 Knebworth Park, Hampshire
Cliff Richard, Mighty Clouds Of
Joy, Jessy Dixon, Randy Stonehill, Mark Williamson Band, 77s, Sheila
Walsh, Per Erik Halen, Paradise, Kenny Marks, Conquest, Inner Vision,
100% Proof.
Highlight: "The mighty, mighty Mighty Clouds Of Joy
as their wonderfully over-the-top MC introduced them before they took
us all to CHURCH peoples."
David Carter
1984 Castle Ashby, Northamptonshire
Clark Sisters, Bruce
Cockburn, Petra, Rez, Larry Norman Band, Phillip Bailey Band, Maria
Muldaur, Martyn Joseph, Vector, Shiela Walsh, LCGC.
"Bruce Cockburn's amazing set in the Big Top. Wonderful!"
1985 Castle Ashby, Northamptonshire
Deniece Williams, Steve
Taylor, Daniel Amos, Fat Band, Bloodline, Philip Bailey, Phil Keaggy,
John Michael Talbot, Ben Okafor, Trumpets Of Zion, Technos, George
Hamilton IV.
Highlight: "I was amazed by Steve Taylor's
humility. He was under no delusions of self-importance. He even stood
in the Rolling Magazine with Tony Cummings trying to catch eggs thrown
at him!"
Tim Cockram
1986 Castle Ashby, Northamptonshire
Deniece Williams, Rez,
Charlie Peacock, 77s, T-Bone Burnett, Shirley Novak, Phil & John,
Famous Potatoes, Fat And Frantic, Brian McGlynn, Talking Drums, Split
Highlight: "Deniece Williams - what a voice! And The 77s,
so powerful. I'd never seen anything like them before."
1987 Castle Ashby, Northamptonshire
Daniel Amos, Steve Taylor,
Altar Boys, River City People, Cabaret Nicaragua (with Big Sur and
Bruce Cockburn), Bloodgood, Sounds Of Steel.
Highlight: "Gordon
Gayno's band Violent Femmes, who started their set dressed in penguin
suits and playing 20s gospel blues! The sudden change into punk gospel
left about nine of us delighted and everyone else stunned."
Andrew Long
1988 Castle Ashby, Northamptonshire
Cliff Richard, Runrig,
Michael W Smith, Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Garth Hewitt, Adrian Snell,
Martyn Joseph, Proclaimers, Caroline Bonnett.
Highlight: "Amy
Grant singing as only she can with a band - Jerry McPherson, Michael W
Smith, etc -whom most singers would lose a leg for."
David Carter
1989 Castle Ashby, Northamptonshire.
'Art And Soul' Bruce
Cockburn, The Clark Sisters, Big Sur, Ladysmith Black Mambazo,
Koinonia, Sweet Honey In The Rock, Charlie Peacock, Martyn Joseph,
Labi Siffre, Phil And John, Bryn Haworth, Norman Barratt, One Bad Pig.
Highlight: "Charlie Peacock doing an acoustic set with Vince Ebo
and Jimmy A on mainstage and gripping 25,000 people in the palm of his
Karl Allison
1990 Castle Ashby, Northamptonshire.
'Rumours Of Glory' Larry
Norman, Russ Taff, Rez, 77s, Runrig, lona, Randy Stonehill, Charlie
Peacock, Martyn Joseph, Nu Colours, The Inspirational Choir, DC Talk,
Lies Damned Lies.
Highlight: "I was moved by Rez and Randy
Stonehill, but I was blown away by the 77s' rendition of 'Mercy
James Lewis
1991 Castle Ashby, Northamptonshire.
'Wrestling With Angels'
Sounds Of Blackness, Detritus, Tribe Of Dan, The Throes, Chagall
Guevara, Eden Burning, Caroline Bonnett, Galactic Cowboys, Violet
Burning, Brian Powell.
Highlight: "Jonathan Day captivating
people (well, the 50 who were there) in the Fringe tent with his
Celtic folk music."
Tim Walker
1992 Castle Ashby, Northamptonshire.
'Journeys Of The Heart'
Runrig, Bruce Cockburn, Violet Burning, lona, Over The Rhine, Phil
& John, Adrian Snell, Ben Okafor, Nine O'Clock Service, Mercy
Seat, Penelope Cave and Garth Hewitt, Veni Domine, Gethsemene Rose,
Geoff Mann.
Highlight: "Over The Rhine overcoming the despondency
of mud, mud everywhere to play really haunting music."
Chris Cole
1993 Deene Park, Northamptonshire.
'Field 0f Dreams' Cliff
Richard, Rez, Martyn Joseph, lona, Eden Burning, Over The Rhine, Peter
Case, Julie Miller, Out Of The Grey, Sam Hill
Highlight: "Don't
know yet but my guess would be Out Of The Grey."
Some of these entries first appeared in the September 1983 issue of Buzz magazine.
The opinions expressed in this article are not necessarily those held by Cross Rhythms. Any expressed views were accurate at the time of publishing but may or may not reflect the views of the individuals concerned at a later date.