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Showing Common Tasks in Window
Posted On 2007-01-09 by FortyPoundHead
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'When you open a window from My Computer or the Control Panel, and you don''t see the blue bar with additional options on the left side, you may simply need to turn on Common Tasks
1. From that same windows, go to Tools / Folder Options
2. Check Show common tasks in folders
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
SB Fall Party PDS
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My Little "Reader"
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My Little Princess
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Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Mallory: 16 months
It is so hard to believe that Mallory is already 16 months old! She is growing up and changing everyday. She is really becoming "Little Miss Personality." She can count to 10 and say her ABC's.... (thanks to Big Sis) She is talking so well now, and she wants to do whatever SB is doing, (of course).... Last night, while SB and I were cutting out pumpkins, this is what she was doing.... Watching every move we made.... (too cute) :)
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SaraBeth loves to CUT with scissors now and make stuff. This is fun for me too :) Last night, she wanted to CUT, so we made pumpkins together. We cut them out of orange construction paper and added stems too. She helped and was so proud of herself. Then she helped me stick them to the paper and then she decorated them with markers. We added some of her friends names to them. We had fun!
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Monday, October 26, 2009
Family Pictures-coming soon.....
Sukie took family pictures for us yesterday for Christmas cards..... Gosh, I can't believe it is already time for that! Christmas will be here before we know it! I will post the pics as soon as I get them. I can't wait :)
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SaraBeth put on my cowboy boots at Aunt Net's and put her toy snake around her neck.... She is such a mess! She is going to be TROUBLE!
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Mal was NOT excited about Ronald.......
This weekend, MawMaw, Nana, SaraBeth, Mallory, and I went to Iuka to visit some family. Nana and I went to Celebration Village on Friday with our cousin, Allison, and we had a great time. They had some cute Christmas stuff :) MawMaw and Aunt Net kept the girls in Iuka, and then we went back that night and spent the night there. Then Sat. morning, we headed home. We stopped in Cornith at Wal-Mart and they had a McDonalds inside. The girls just HAD to eat there..... :) It was a fun girls weekend out, but we were glad to get home and see Daddy! :)
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Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Sleeping Beauties
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Monday, October 19, 2009
SB digging......
SaraBeth loved digging in the Big Dirt Pile! She can't wait to do it again soon :)
SaraBeth had a great time digging in the big dirt pile in Possumenck yesterday after lunch. Nana cooked a big pot of cheese potato soup...Yummy! The girls played outside and rode the four wheeler and SB dug and filled up her wheelbarrow with Pop's help. They had a fun time :)
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Ready for Church....
Daddy and Mal doing stickies before church.........
Ok, Let me tell you all, getting 2 girls under the age of 3 ready on a Sunday morning when it is cold outside is a JOB! Getting SB and Mal in Pantyhose this morning was the biggest workout I have had in weeks, maybe months...... :) I think they are going to be like their mom and hate pantyhose!! But after they got dressed they looked too cute for church. Here are a few pics!
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The girls absolutely LOVE "Caillou" show that comes on PBS kids. They watch it everyday at MawMaw's and Nana's........ I bought them "Caillou's Holiday movie" on the internet and it came in on Saturday. They have probably watched it 50 times already! :)
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Mal's breakfast
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Loving my Sister
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Fun @ the Park
Playing in the rocks..............
Nana with the girls on the train...................
Nana with the girls on the train...................
Driving the car.....................
Friday I cleaned out the garage! YUCK! My mom helped me and the girls played around the house, but were stir crazy! So, when we finished we took them to the park! They absolutely LOVE it! Mal wanted to eat rocks and SaraBeth chewed on a stick, but besides that they went down the slide and had a great time!
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I can now say that the siding job is finally done! Thank heaven. We were beginning to think that our siding guy was moving in with us. He was so funny… he did a good job and all, but was so slow, it was painful to watch. He and his brother both smoked, and were wheezing and coughing and every little movement seemed painful. It's a good thing I wasn't home most of the time. The house really looks so much better now from the street, I think the neighbors are breathing a sigh of relief. It's always bad to be the worst house on the block.
Sunday before we left to go to Vero Beach we heard little scratching noises in the attic above the kitchen. Sure enough, squirrels in the attic, coming in from under the eaves, they chewed through the screening covering the soffits. To get rid of them we called a critter removal company who charges $300 to set the traps and repair the soffit. A nice guy named John came by and set 3 humane traps, and will come back to get the little guys when we catch them (if we catch them). In the meantime the soffit is repaired and they can't get in, except to go into the trap. Then he said he takes them back to his house out in the country and lets them go. Yeah, I'll bet.
We won 3rd place in the neighborhood Christmas decorating contest. We got a $15 Home Despot gift card. It just kind of showed up at the door along with a little note. I think there was little to no competition this year! We didn't do a bad job, but we weren't really trying, either. Too funny.
Now we have to put up new guttering on the house, we have called one of those guys who comes in a truck and just rolls the gutters out in one big long strip and puts them up for you. That's an easy job, I think that will get done quickly. Having even thought that now, it will probably take "two weeks." LOL
Next we need to repair the driveway and complete some landscaping in a couple of trouble-spots…and we'll be done with the front. I also want to resurface the pool deck and extend the patio out to the side, I'm thinking of doing thin-pavers all throughout once it's done. I will have to wait for a while to pay off the siding, doors, and guttering, not to mention the squirrels. Here's the last picture of the house, with the before and after. It looks pretty good!
Here's the new kitchen window from inside — it makes the kitchen much lighter and brighter. It will be nice to have a window that opens for better ventilation on certain occasions.
On another note, check out my Bell's Palsy progress, I'm keeping a little journal. We went to Vero Beach this weekend to an engagement party for my cousin's son, Patrick. It was a lovely party and I didn't have as much trouble eating as I did at the beginning of getting Bell's Palsy … and I must say the food was great … so I think my recovery is going well so far. I think people do notice (it's hard not to) but no one seems to mind, it's just a bit annoying for me, because I like to smile and laugh and it's hard when I really can't. It's like the old saying, it only hurts when I laugh, and that's what Bell's Palsy does, it really shows most when you're smiling and laughing. So then you have to laugh at about that! Oh well… too funny.


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While stranded in a winter storm on a remote Hebridean island, Eithne Vandervelt was invited into the home of Mark Dawson, the enigmatic boss of the Dawson Foodstore empire. She little expected to attract his attention, until fate trapped them together in a small cottage while a snowstorm raged. There she discovered an irresistible magic growing between them - but her hopes were dashed when Mark's ex-wife arrived and set about recapturing his affection.
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Yesterday, upon Jason's request I ran by the recruiter's the pick up paperwork for his transfer. Nothing startles a room full of military men quite like a pregnant dread-headed woman with facial piercings and a sleeve tattoo. Thankfully he had called his recruiter prior to my arrival, so he had recognized me and rescued me from the swarm of anxious military personnel.
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Sunday, August 21, 2011
Danilyn has done a lot of firsts in the few weeks that I have been back from O.T.S. I am glad she waited for me. She Said "Dada" for a day before she forgot how to do it and two days ago she started crawling. What a fun age!
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So cute! I love how Carlee cheered her on! With the way Dani crawls it looks like she will be walking in no time!
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So fun! hope you're loving your house. Miss you guys. Please let us know if you're ever in Utah
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Keller Williams isn't called a one-man band for nothing. The spontaneous jam-band master, who spent time with The String Cheese Incident, Ratdog and Umphrey's McGee among other acts, is adept at combining instruments live on stage, using phrasing and looping mechanisms. Williams, who's no stranger to the Capital Region, will bring his afternoon kids' show to town this time around. The guitarist, who released his debut album for children (titled "Kids") last year, started doing bluegrass-flavored music to please his children, ages 3 and 6. There's a drum circle before each show; kids can bang away before Williams takes the stage. The quirky guitarist plays for adults in the evening; chances are he'll sample a few songs from "Thief," an album of bluegrass versions of songs by the likes of Kris Kristofferson, Amy Winehouse and Ryan Adams. 3:30 and 8 p.m. Saturday. $20 afternoon show, $30 evening show. The Egg, Empire State Plaza, Albany. 473-1845; http://www.theegg.org
The Columbia Arts Team (CAT) has staged shows for local musicians, produced area musicals, hosted an annual song-writing workshop and festival and put together arts workshops for young people. A slate of local musicians are set to return the favor this week at "Indie Fest," a benefit concert for the Hudson Valley-based nonprofit arts organization. Eight acts — Val Haynes with Todd Nelson, Betsi Krisniski, Miche Fambro, White Noise Radio, The Rob Skane 3, Civilian Museum Guards and The Sandy McKnight Fiasco — are set to perform. Proceeds will go to locally based performing arts programs. 7 p.m. Saturday. $15. The Egg, Empire State Plaza, Albany. 473-1845; http://www.theegg.org
AKOUSMA is all about sonic possibilities. The annual Montreal-based electronic music festival features works that span the spectrum of "electro-acoustic music," from dance music to acoustic research. A selection of AKOUSMA musicians will head south this week for an AKOUSMA showcase at Troy's Curtis R. Priem Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center (EMPAC). Frenchmen Pierre-Yves Mace and Horatio Vaggione (who was born in Argentina) and Canadians France Jobin and Louis Dufort will interpret their works live over a 16-speaker sound system that will surround the audience. Jobin's latest project is "immersound," which creates a listening environment by focusing on the audience's physical comfort. Dufort works in mixed music and multimedia art, while Yves-Mace's music draws from improvisations on machines, piano and classical percussion. Vaggione is an electro-acoustic and musique concrète composer who writes music for performer and computer. 8 p.m. Friday. $18. EMPAC, 110 Eighth St., Troy. 276-3921; http://www.empac.rpi.edu
Confetti Fest has nothing to do with confetti. The annual event is all about providing a showcase for Capital Region playwrights, actors, directors and filmmakers. The Niskayuna-based community theater group Confetti Stage will present six plays during the festival, starting on Thursday. Confetti Fest ends Oct. 15. The six plays are "Ace and Eight" by Ron Pucherelli, "Blue" by Stephen Henel, "The Bureau of Investigation" by Kit Goldstein, "He's Not Catholic" by Charles E. Fitz-Gerald, "Home Again" by Anthony R. Pezzula, and "Safe Words" by Nate Beynon. Some of the plays are a bit quirky and a little edgy; in "He's Not Catholic," an "over-the-hill" entertainment company sends a stripper to a Catholic women's society meeting. "Investigation" is about a murder that's solved by the victim's furniture. 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday. $12. Albany Masonic Hall, 67 Corning Place, Albany. 242-8015; http://www.facebook.com/ConfettiStageInc
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There aren't really a gazillion bubbles in "The Gazillion Bubble Show." It sure looks like it, though. Only bubble expert Fan Yang knows for sure. And Yang, who has been making bubble soap do amazing things for more than 20 years, isn't telling. Here's what we do know: The show, which runs 75 minutes without an intermission, features Yang transforming simple bubbles into bubble artistry augmented by lasers and lighting effects. Yang has made some pretty big bubbles in his day. He holds the world's record for the longest soap bubble wall, the most soap bubble domes and putting the most people (118) inside a soap bubble, according to the Guinness Book of World Records. 2 and 7 p.m. Saturday. $20-$45. Proctors, 432 State St., Schenectady. 346-6204; http://www.proctors.org
When DJ Lance Rock says it's time to dance, his pals Brobee, Foofa, Muno, Plex and Toodee start to move. And so do fans of "Yo Gabba Gabba!," the hit Nickelodeon television show. That's a lot of what the "Yo Gabba Gabba!" gang will be doing on stage this week when their "It's Time to Dance!" tour comes to town. The family-friendly concert features a mix of old and new "Yo Gabba Gabba!" songs, animation, games and lots of singing and dancing. This time around, old school hip-hop rapper and beat-boxer Biz Markie ("Just a Friend") will perform, along with quirky rapper and show favorite Leslie Hall. The gang will perform two shows. 3 and 6 p.m. Wednesday. $29.50-$39.50. Palace Theatre, 19 Clinton Ave., Albany. 465-3335; http://www.palacealbany.com


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The hair was clearly an issue. "Red" was my first attempt at trying to use cording to make her hair. Then came "Orange" (3.1). This time I used more cording. Better.. but too short, a little like a lion.
"Brown" (3.2) was closer to what I wanted.
This is beginning to sound a lot like "Goldilocks". Incidentally, it was "Red" that inspired the name for loopylocks. As I looped the cording to shape her hair, the name just came into my head like serendipity. As for the freckles… they were the brain child of my kids, who felt loopylocks needed some more pizazz. I thought it only fitting that with three kids of my own, loopylocks needed three freckles on each cheek. That way, every time I paint a face, I think of my kids. They have just officially become my focus group and research team!


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The first Dante Alighieri Society was founded in Bologna in 1889 by the poet Giosuè Carducci, with the duel objectives of promoting and spreading the Italian language and culture abroad, and helping the numerous Italian communities living in faraway lands to maintain cultural links with their country of origin and pass on their language and traditions to future generations.
Carducci in fact wrote that the primary role of the Society was to defend "our heritage and our hopes for the future: preserving our language and our Italian nationality."
Today the "mother house" of the Dante Alighieri Society is based in Rome and all homonymous societies, disseminated in every continent, are linked to it.
The Society takes its name from Dante Alighieri the great Italian 13th Century poet, born in Florence, and the revered author of the world-renowned Divine Comedy. Such is his fame that he is known all the world-over simply as "Dante".
The Divine Comedy was the first significant literary work to be written in Italian, a relatively new language at a time when most learned texts were still being written in Latin. He used the Florentine vernacular to depict the full spectrum of human vices and virtues, touching on every aspect of life from the everyday to the pinnacles of the sublime. In effect he took the first step towards uniting Italy linguistically and thus became known as the "Father of the Italian Language".
Two-fold likewise is the mission of the Johannesburg Dante Alighieri Society: promote Italian language and culture within South Africa and facilitate for people of Italian origin the preservation of their ancestral identity, language, cultural practices and values, as an enriching heritage to treasure for themselves and their offspring.
The Johannesburg chapter of the Dante Alighieri Society was started by the Tuscan-born Luigi Fatti (1866-1940), who had immigrated to South Africa in 1898. Here he opened a retail food store and later branched out into other entrepreneurial activities. In 1920 he created a space where the children of his Italian employees could come and learn the language. Subsequently he extended this facility to adult immigrants as well so that they could keep alive, besides their language, their culture, their values and the traditions that made them feels connected to their homeland.
Then on the 18 October 1927 he founded the Dante Alighieri Society.
The Dante Alighieri Society operates partly with funds from the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and under the auspices of the Consulate General of Italy in Johannesburg; the rest of its finances derive from course fees, membership fees, proceeds from cultural events, donations and sponsors .
The Society is administered by a committee, which is elected biennially by the Assembly of Members. The executive committee, comprising a varying number of members, then elects a President, Vice-president, Secretary and Treasurer.
Under the directives of the Committee, all administrative, organisational and public relations functions, management of the teaching staff and other personnel is carried out by two part-time administrative assistants.


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This exciting, challenging and entertaining game is ideal for schools and families, with an infinite number of possible calculations!
Use for number recognition 0-9, counting, directions (left, right), addition and subtraction up to 20 and chains of sums.
Contains: Game board, 2 boards with 3 spinners, 28 counters, 6 playing pieces, multiplication table, instructions. Suitable for 5 years and upwards. Board Size: 43.5 x 40cm


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Notice the error message it gave: "Cannot load DH parameters from dh.pem...no start line". No, create an account now. Also, be sure to do a hard reset (AKA a 30/30/30) before installing DD-WRT. Right click on it and click Run as administrator. Source
Enjoy! One such tutorial I strongly recommend for people that aren't familiar with OpenVPN can be found here. If I try to enable openVPN in the section "OpenVPN Server Settings" the router tries to implement this but the green button returns immediately into the off-status, although I've filled all Sep 2, 2012 #1 Cerulean [H]ardForum Junkie Messages: 9,266 Joined: Jul 27, 2006 Very frustrated.
After some googling I found this which says it's encoded in UTF-8 instead of ANSI which is bad or something. When we installed OpenVPN we installed the OVPN Gui + OVPN Application bundle, downloadable from here: (This webpage only exists as a standard insecure webpage however you may navigate to it if you look back at the config that was copied .. Published 05/24/11 SHOW ARCHIVED READER COMMENTS (16) Comments (16) May 24, 2011 jim nice write up!
My laptop on my regular home NAT network (192.168.0.101) then will eventually VPN into the WAN port of the Asus test router (192.168.0.160) and when the connection is complete, an additional Have tried adding a Port Forward with Protocol(Both), Source Net(), Port from(1194), IP Address(0.0.0.0), and Port to(1194). My final configuration files that worked are as follows: Client config: ----------------------------- client dev tun proto udp remote 192.168.0.160 1194 resolv-retry infinite nobind persist-key persist-tun ca ca.crt cert client1.crt key client1.key RMerlin, Sep 2, 2012 #18 RMerlin Part of the Furniture Joined: Apr 14, 2012 Messages: 20,415 Location: Canada emax.b said: ↑ Sorry, but where i found your request??
now its only possible to write ip adresses in this field.Click to expand... All Rights Reserved. Now we're going to need our server keys and certificates we created earlier. Asuswrt-Merlin: Customized firmware for Asus routers Github: github.com/RMerl - Twitter: RMerlinDev See the sticky post for more info.
minilude posted Nov 7, 2016 at 11:50 AM Loading... Would I be able to connect to the vpn from the same network it's on for testing purposes, or since the subnet address is technically the same, is it impossible? View wiki source for this page without editing. Append content without editing the whole page source.
In this guide, we'll be using the second latest version of OpenVPN called 2.1.4. https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1873724 This command will output one file (dh1024.pem) in the easy-rsa/keys folder. Again, Notepad to copy from a file and one of the other 2 editors to edit/change a file. To Octopus: Not sure what the benefit would be to running client & server from the same router though...what does this accomplish for you exactly?
so I endeavored to set up OpenVPN on my VPS in England. http://ecoflashapps.com/cannot-load/cannot-load-certificate-file-tmp-openvpn-cert-pem.html Halp plawks "Oh, man, I just shot Marvin in the face." Adv Reply November 14th, 2011 #4 sirspazzolot View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Gee! Asuswrt-Merlin: Customized firmware for Asus routers Github: github.com/RMerl - Twitter: RMerlinDev See the sticky post for more info. vpnstudent (guest) 12 Oct 2011 15:19 Hi I installed Tomato Firmware v1.28.9054 MIPSR2-beta E3000 USB vpn3.6 on my E3000 and have been unsuccessful in setting up the openVPN server.
Not totally sure what the bridging/TAP one is about, but ifconfig says the address of the br0 interface is the same as eth0. If you have a static external IP address, skip down to the next step. RT-N16U users: sorry, but I can't implement OpenVPN on that router due to its limited nvram space. http://ecoflashapps.com/cannot-load/cannot-load-private-key-file-tmp-openvpn-key-pem.html The VPN version of DD-WRT will now begin to upload; be patient as it could take 2-3 minutes.
But i had some problems with the iptables command, these had to be changed to work for me (added the = ) iptables -I INPUT 1 -p udp -dport=1194 -j ACCEPT Now we have to generate the Diffie Hellman parameters. Registration at Web Hosting Talk is completely free and takes only a few seconds.
vinhdizzo, Nov 9, 2010 #1 SgtPepperKSU Network Guru Member vinhdizzo said: ↑ Hi! Now this was never made clear, but one should copy the entire contents of the files named (not just the data marked as keys) into the OpenVPN blocks under dd-wrt Services These Aren't Roasted! Annelise Mikhouser posted Nov 7, 2016 at 1:35 PM ASUS TM-AC1900 aka RT-AC68U -...
TLS Auth Key: (blank) Certificate Revoke List: (blank) Administration->Commands->Firewall: iptables -I INPUT 1 -p udp --dport 1194 -j ACCEPT iptables -I FORWARD 1 --source 192.168.1.0/24 -j ACCEPT iptables -I FORWARD -i Configuring DD-WRT's OpenVPN Daemon The basic idea now is to copy the server certificates and keys we made earlier and paste them into the DD-WRT OpenVPN Daemon menus. Go to the Administration tab and click the Commands sub-tab. http://ecoflashapps.com/cannot-load/openvpn-cannot-load-certificate-file-windows.html Next, click Firmware Upgrade as seen below.
I don't know what to do from here. Today i test the openvpn version beta1. Newer Than: Search this thread only Search this forum only Display results as threads More... The Win32 installer includes easy-rsa, which can be used to generate the certificates (as explained in the howtogeek tutorial I linked above).
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So neither the one who plants nor the one who waters is anything, but only God, who makes things grow—1 Corinthians 3:7
Saturday, July 9, 2011
applique envy
http://www.gloriouscolor.com/ you will see kim mclean's stunning applique patterns. i'm currently drooling over this one, but not enough to consider starting it just yet. i've a few applique quilts in the works and i'd only be dreaming at this point, but such a lovely dream don't you think? **** tomorrow i have to put a sleeve on my maine quilts piece to send it off next week. hard to believe it's only 3 weeks away, which will signal the end of july and the beginning of august. summer goes way too fast, i think. we are just now starting to get a good selection of fresh veggies, yum-my! **** thanks to those who commented on miss paige's baby quilt. it really came out beautiful. the fabrics were very good quality and the batt was just right for the quilting, made the designs puff out just enough to be noticed but not too thick. it was one of those projects that just went together easily, quilted wonderfully and looks pretty perfect. i've often said my goal is not blue ribbons so most of my things are not perfect, but this was one project that just got done without any glitches at all. since it was a special gift, that made it a delight!
Friday, July 8, 2011
pinks quilt update
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
i have a 10" square window fan i bought eons ago, like 10 years maybe? it's quieter than a large box fan and does a pretty good job in a small space. well, last night i went to plug it in and i believe it has succumbed to the crash. it still runs BUT the plastic case has split along the seam line, causing it to rattle. i paid $8 for the thing and it has worked for all this time; i don't believe it owes me a penny. ***** another hot (for maine) day here on the coast and that is exactly where we are going today, in about 40 minutes or so. as i mentioned, not all maine beaches are free and this one is no exception. the cost kept us from going too many times last year, so this year we purchased a seasonal pass and already we are way over the original cost, so it was a good deal. without further adeiu......
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Plan B
Monday, July 4, 2011
A Happy Independence Day!
despite a gnawing unease from THIS, we kicked off the holiday with a wonderful band concert outdoors under cool but summery conditions. If you are an American, natural born or naturalized, things like this should upset you. i urge you to read "the federalist papers," a literary chronicle on the perils faced when forming a new, independent government, not the least of which was freedom from tyranny from outside forces. the founders could not have foreseen the growing economic tyranny we now face that, if not stemmed and obliterated, will (i believe) destroy the America and its unmatched freedoms as we know it, or as it should be. enjoy your celebration...our descendants may have only memories of such if things don't change.
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Monday, February 16, 2009
Badwater Invitation
It's official!! I'm in for this year's Badwater Ultramarathon in Death Valley, CA. I wonder now if I really went over the edge. But it's gonna be an awesome ride. Never in my wildest dream that I would be doing this race...and now, I'll be trekking with some the world's toughest athletes. And I'll be there with them... holy cow!!!
I am looking forward to this adventure this summer...yep...the race is July 13th-15th...nice and toasty..temps will be 125 to 130 deg F. Dang hottt!!!
My training will now shift to a different level. I think that's what I like about Ultras...every race is different, so training regiment shifts for every race. I love it!!
Happy Trails everyone!!
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Monday, February 9, 2009
DanMan Race Report
DanMan Run, Madill, OK., Feb. 7th, 2009
weather: strong south wind and warm day, temp. 70+
The temperature was definitely going to be a factor today. My plan was to go out slower than normal on the first loop..just to get the feel of it. The course kinda follows a figure 8 pattern. From start, the first loop is 10K. It has it's share of ups and downs along the way. We come back out to a gravel road back up to Dan's house.
From there, the course heads north and follows a trail along what looked like a gas pipeline. We head into the woods after going about a mile or so, and follow a nice jeep trail. We come out to a nice gravel road.
After a short distance, half and full marathoners go straight back to Dan's house, while 50K'ers and 50 milers turn right up a slight incline for a short 3 +/- mile loop. This short loop is the toughest part. At one part, you go up a sandy road. When you think it's over when you reach the top... guess what.. the flatter section gets more sandy. I ran the first loop, but my legs became jello at the end of this section..which was about 3/4 or a mile. I was soo glad to have come back out to the same gravel road the heads back to Dan's house.
I finally made it back to Dan's house on my first major loop. For 50 miles, a person has to do this 3 times. It took me almost 3 hours to do the first big loop (mile 16.5). It was almost noon. And the sun was out, and temps beginning to soar. The wind was blowing swiftly out of the south. At this point, I was beginning to have some issues with my stomach. I thought if I just take it easy for the next 10K, maybe my stomach will settle down.
I was really slowing down after doing the next 10K (mile 23). I'm back at Dan's house. I try to eat some solids, fill my camelback and head out again. I get into a slow shuffle down the pipeline and into the woods. But soon after, I was forced to walking. My energy level had dipped way low. I tried nibblin on a Cliff bar and kept drinking water. My quads were beginning to lock up on me. I would just pop open an Endurolite cap and pour it under my toungue for quick relief. It helped somewhat. But I just wouldn't keep this up for the next 20 miles.
I was finally back up to Dan's house again for my second major loop (mile 33)...time was now at 7 hours. I gained an hour this time on my second loop. I thought, if I keep going at this rate, I'll end up adding maybe another 1.5 to 2 hours of my initial time on my third loop. This would put me at 12 hours for 50 miles. And on top of it, I may end up getting hurt somewhere. So at this point (mile 33), I decided to call it quits. I was somewhat abit disappointed. But considering the conditions for the day, it was a good call. If the temps were much cooler and not soo much of a strong south wind, I would have finished 50 miles in good shape. 50 miles will wait a few more days. The training continues.
Thank you to Dan Little and family for putting on a great race. I really enjoyed the post-race meal...BBQ ribs, turkey leg, and all the fixin's. I plan to do this race again..and hopefully with better results. Congrats to all who ran this race. It was a tough day for everyone.
Up next...A-OK Atoka 50K.
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The domestic equity markets were weak last week as the bellwether indices plunged due to concerns overfiscal deficit and rising crude oil prices. The data realised last Thursday reported that the India's gross domestic product rose 6.3 per cent in July-September quarter, which was in line with expectations. But the fiscal deficit reaching 96 per cent of the budgeted target for the fiscal year ending March 2018 brought bearish sentiment to the fore. In the week ahead, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) policy meeting will set the tone for stocks. Fall in US markets can trigger weakness in the global equity markets.
Nifty 50 (10,121.8)
The Nifty index did a volte-face from 10,400 levels in the early part of last week, before testing the key hurdle in the 10,450-10,500 range. The index plunged sharply thereafter and closed the week by tumbling 267 points or 2.6 per cent.
Short-term trend: The index's short-term uptrend lost bullish momentum at 10,400 and reversed direction last week. The relative strength index and price rate of change indicator in the daily chart have also turned bearish, as the index witnesses selling pressure at higher levels. The Nifty index has decisively breached its 21- and 50-day moving averages and hovers well below them. The daily RSI has entered the bearish zone from the neutral region and the weekly RSI has entered the neutral region from the bullish zone.
The short-term uptrend that commenced from the September low of 9,687 is under threat. The index trades slightly above the key support band between 10,000 and 10,050. An emphatic downward breakthrough of this support can bring back further selling pressure and pull the index down to 9,900 and to the next base in the band of 9,700-9,750 in the short term. That said, the immediate significant support in the 10,000 and 10,050 band can provide a temporary base for the index in the coming week, before setting a clear short term direction.
Rebounds from this support can encounter resistances at 10,200 and 10,300 levels. Strong rally beyond 10,300 can test the vital resistance level of 10,400 once again. Further rally beyond 10,500 is needed to strengthen the uptrend and take it higher to 10,544 and 10,600 in the short term. Next resistances could at 10,600 and 10,700.
Medium-term trend: Last week, the index fell short of testing a key medium-term resistance at 10,500 and reversed direction. An emphatic downward breakthrough of the key medium-term psychological support level of 10,000 can reinforce the bearish momentum and pull the index down to test the vital support zone of 9,700 and 9,750. Only a conclusive tumble below 9,700 will be threat to the medium-term uptrend that is still in place. Next key supports to note are pegged at 9,500 and 9,300 levels. Conversely, an emphatic break above key barrier at 10,500 can take the index northwards to 10,921.
Nifty Bank (25,191.9)
The resistance at 25,800 has turned into a key barrier for the Bank Nifty after limiting the uptrend last week. The index fell 587 points or 2.3 per cent, breaching the key immediate supports at 25,600 and 25,500 in the previous week. It has also breached its 21-day moving average and trades well below this average line. This downward reversal is triggered by negative divergence in the weekly relative strength index and daily price rate of change oscillator. These indicators are charting downwards, implying weakness.
The index now tests next key support level at 25,200. Strong plunge below this level can pull the index down to 25,000 in the coming week. The short-term uptrend that has been in place since late September will be altered if the index conclusively declines below 24,700 levels. On the other hand, any corrective rally in the Bank Nifty may encounter resistances at 25,500 and 25,600 levels. Further rally beyond 25,600 can take the index higher to the vital resistance level of 25,800. Subsequent resistance is placed at 26,000.
Sensex (32,832.9)
Last week, the Sensex tested significant resistance at 33,700 and changed direction. The index fell 846 points or 2.5 per cent, breaching a key support at 33,200 as well as its 21-day moving average. Moreover, the index has closed below a vital support level of 33,000, implying that further decline ispossible. Nevertheless, it has a significant support at 32,700 and the crucial support at 32,400, which is a trend-deciding level that could buttress the decline in the short term. A decisive fall below this level will mar the short-term uptrend and pull the index down to 32,000 and 31,700. Conversely, if the index rebounds from the current support level, it can face resistances either at 33,000 or 33,300 in the coming week. Further rally above 33,300 can take the index higher to 33,700. Key medium-term resistances above 33,700 are at 34,000 and 34,500.
Global Cues
It was a memorable week for the Dow Jones Industrial Average as the index surged above the 24,000-mark for the first time and closed above it. It gained 673 points or 2.8 per cent to close at 24,231.5. The US markets witnessed strong broad market rally while the European markets ended in negative and Asian stocks closed on mixed note. The Dow Jones now trades at overbought territory and a downward reversal can't be ruled out in the near term. Key supports are at 24,000, 23,800 and 23,600 levels. Resistances are placed at 24,330 and 24,500.
The Nikkei 225 managed to surpass the crucial resistance at 22,500 last week by climbing 268 points to close at 22,819. It tests the next hurdle at 23,000. A rally above this level can take it to 23,350 and 23,500. Supports are at 22,500, 22,250 and 22,000.


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10 reasons to love life in Ecuador
1.- unrivaled Diversity
Ecuador occupies an area of 256,370 km ² and is divided in four distinct regions that range from the topographical diversity of the Amazon to the natural wonder and cultures of the Andes; to the ecological beaches along the pacific Coast to the legendary Galapagos Islands. These are the unique 4 world of Ecuador.
2.- The Galápagos Islands and other travel destinations within Ecuador declared as world heritage sites by UNESCO
The Galápagos Islands, 1000 km from the main land, are within the Ecuadorian territory boundaries and are located in the Galápagos National Park. In 1978, this Archipelago was declared a World Natural Heritage Site. Other places that have been recognized by UNESCO are the cites of Quito and Cuenca, Sangay Natural Park. UNESCO has also recognized the traditions and language of the Zaparos` Nation and the Marine Reserve of the Galápagos Islands.
3.- Endless options for adventure
Only in Ecuador can you scale the highest active volcano in the world (Cotopaxi, 5,897 m); navigate along the rivers of the Amazon; cross the equatorial line by horseback; surf in the Pacific Ocean; visit pre-inca archaeological sites, and swim side by side with penguins, sharks, iguanas and sea lions. All these adventures can be experienced in just one trip!
4.- Genuine Cultural Experiences
There are 13 distinct indigenous nationalities that inhabit within Ecuador´s borders, and each asserts its unique cultural identity. Some of them, especially in the Amazon Region, have had little contact with the modern world and maintain the cosmo-visionary traditions of their ancestors. Ecuadorians are very proud of their culture, and are passionate about their traditions and eager to share their customs and rituals with tourists. One cannot overlook a visit to the colonial cities of Quito and Cuenca which were declared World Cultural Heritage Sites.
5.- A model of sustainable tourism
Ecuador has made environmental conservation and sustainable tourism development a priority. The country is drafting a master plan of sustainable tourism that will allow the implementation of measures to establish a sustainable infrastructure for the tourism industry that will ensure the conservation and protection of its unique ecosystems, cultures and peoples.
6.- To suit all tastes
Whether you plan to spend your vacation doing family activities, as a couple, with a group, as a single traveler or if you are a senior citizen, Ecuador is your destination because it offers all sorts of alternatives and choices. Form adventure traveling to ecotourism, birdwatching, agro-tourism, volunteering, history and culture, water sports, incentive trips and conventions, Spanish courses... the options are endless.
7.- Easy access
Most international airlines offer daily flights to Ecuador from North America, South America and Europe. The cities of Quito and Guayaquil possess modern international airport facilities, an efficient national public air-land transport system, a good selection of hotels and lodging facilities as well as other tourist minded services that make it easy for you to travel around the country at your convenience. Distances are always relatively short. Ecuador is a country made up of worlds that can be experienced in as little as 10 days. National flights make connections in the main cities of the country and offer a variety of flight schedules each day of the week.
8.- Safe and Friendly
Ecuadorians are honest and friendly people who are always ready to help national and international tourists find their way around the country.
9.- A Climate of never ending Spring
Being situated at the Equator has its advantages! Ecuador is the ideal country to visit at any time of the year.
10.- An alternative option from traditional tourism
Ecuador, thanks to its rich diversity, always has something new to offer that is just waiting to be discovered.
Top 10 reasons to visit Ecuador
When planning any vacation, the first difficult decision is that of location. There are just so many fascinating places to visit in this big world! However, there are many reasons that Ecuador should be at the top of your list. Here is our list of 10 reasons to visit Ecuador that set it apart from other destinations.
1. The Galapagos Islands There is literally no place on Earth like the Galapagos. Due to its near total isolations and lack of human inhabitance until relatively recently, the flora and fauna of these islands have evolved in very special ways giving rise to species often not found anywhere else on Earth, such as marine iguanas, tropical penguins, giant tortoises and blue-footed boobies. In addition, the animals have not known humans as predators, and, therefore, are not frightened by people as other animals are. This means that you can observe them as up close and personal as theyll let you.
2. Biodiversity With 46 different ecosystems, Ecuador is one of the most biodiverse countries in the world, and not just on the Galapagos Islands, but on the mainland as well. Ecuador boasts more than 1600 bird species, which is more per kilometer than any other country in South America. In addition, Ecuador has 4,500 types of butterflies, more than 3,000 species of orchid and a total of more than 25,000 plant species, which is 10% of the worlds total. Ecuador offers plenty of opportunities to observe all of this biodiversity through national parks and ecotourism.
3. Cultural Diversity Besides Ecuadors biodiversity, it is very culturally diverse, as well. Approximately 65% of the population is mestizo, meaning of mixed indigenous and Spanish descent, while 25% are indigenous, and the remaining 10% are of other ethnicities, including people of African descent. There are 15 recognized indigenous groups in Ecuador, speaking 11 different languages. These groups vary greatly especially by geographic region and each has its own special customs and traditions to share.
4. Geographic Diversity While this factor is related to biodiversity, it is not entirely the same. Ecuador is composed of four regions: Galapagos, coast, highlands, and jungle. Each region has its own climate, activities, flora, fauna, and spectacular views. This great geographic diversity packed into one country, means that in one trip to Ecuador, you can snorkel with a sea lion, lie on the beach, climb to the top of a snow-capped mountain, and canoe down a jungle river. This makes Ecuador ideal for those travelers who cant make up their minds about where to visit next and simply want to do it all.
5. Small Size The best things come in small packages, and this is certainly true of Ecuador as well. Not only does Ecuador have all the diversity mentioned in the previous three points, but it is packed into an area the size of the state of Nevada or the UK plus Belgium. This means that it is easy to explore all that diversity in a short amount of time and makes travel within the country quick and flexible. Larger countries with main attractions more spread out require careful planning in order to visit everything a traveler wants to. However, in Ecuador, nothing is more than a 14-hour bus ride from the capital, making flexible travel planning possible.
6. Good weather Being on the equator, Ecuador enjoys relatively the same weather year-round. Of course, climate and temperature change between regions and altitudes, but, in general, Ecuador offers very good weather all year long. The highlands region is very temperate because it is on the equator, but at a higher altitude, giving very spring-like weather. This can at times mean rainy, but usually it is sunny. The coast and Amazon regions are much warmer, but also fairly constant throughout the year. This all means that there is never a bad time to visit Ecuador.
7. Friendly people Ecuadorians are naturally friendly and helpful. They enjoy receiving visitors to their country and are proud that foreigners travel to Ecuador. Therefore, Ecuadorians are happy to help if you are lost or just looking for advice on where to go next and how to get there. At many of the smaller, family-run hotels and hostels, guests are treated as family and are truly looked after by the owners. When visiting Ecuador, one can really feel at home, making for a relaxing trip.
8. Experience art Ecuador is also a great place to visit to experience art and has been for centuries. During the colonial period, the Quito School of art was a special style reflecting the mix, and clash, of cultures that occurred during colonization with clear indigenous touches added to commissioned Catholic religious works. Quito is also the birthplace of renowned artist Oswaldo Guayasamín, whose art also has a clear Latin American flair. In addition, the many artisan markets throughout Ecuador display new and ancient handicrafts made by indigenous communities.
9. Visit the equator Ecuador is the only country that offers the opportunity to visit the site where the French Geodesic Commission first measured the equatorial line in 1735 in order to determine the circumference of the Earth. The site now hosts a monument and museum allowing visitors to touch the equator and learn about its historical significance.
10. Dollarization In 2000, Ecuador adopted the U.S. dollar as its official currency due to extreme problems with inflation at the time. This has helped to stabilize the Ecuadorian economy and also benefits travelers, especially from the United States. If visiting from the U.S., you dont have to worry about changing money or losing money through exchange rates. Even if traveling from another country, you are offered the security of knowing that your money is in one of the worlds main currencies and not exposed to rapid devaluation during your trip.
These are only the top reasons to visit Ecuador among a list that goes on and on. So, what are you waiting for? Come experience all that Ecuador has to offer!


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This question has been asked numerous times between comic nerds all over the internet and in the crowded passages of conventions. So, what's your answer? Something pushed you over the line setting off the endless hunger for more pretty pictures with words. And I'd like to know.
I have to think pretty far back to see what cause my incessant lust. My very first comics were a subscription to Beano. Many of you probably have no idea what I'm talking about. It's a British comic featuring a collection of different stories involving the different school-children that make up the cast. It's very funny. I loved Minnie The Minx, and the Bash Street Boys. A few issues of Dandy crept into my collection as well.
I remember every fortnight I'd leave the hose in the morning and walk to the Cards 'n Candy to pick up my comic, some Smarties or a Flake, and whatever else Mum needed. I'd eat my candy and read my book on the way home. It was a nice walk too, through a small path in the tall grass along a farmer's fields. The air always smelled nice.
My first American comics were all varying Archie digests. My father gave me subscriptions to several of them: Jughead, Betty & Veronica… I also had subscriptions a few of the singles as well: Pals 'n Gals, the odd adventure one that put them in fantasy situations and such, and the diary themed ones. The odd Loony Toon comic also creeped in there from time to time.
I'd hardly say that sold my soul. That was more like reading a magazine. Everyone in the house had their own periodicals and the Archie comics were mine. I didn't really know of anything else. However, that certainly developed the habit. The desire to look at art and read bubbles was pretty much hardwired into my brain at that young age.
Then one year Christmas left me a sock full of comic books. Real comic books. Yes, my father had snagged my subscription books and shoved them in there, but there were others as well and they won first dibs of my attention. There were a couple Star Trek comics, two different Uncanny X-Men comics, and some DC Annual. I remember one of the X-Men covers featuring the Professor on the cover and I remember it seemed to be nothing more than Magneto interviewing him about past experiences.
I couldn't get into X-Men. I watched the cartoons that aired the same time Pizza Hut was offering them as part of their kid's meal. I thought they were the coolest thing, but I never bothered with comics, even to this day. There's just so much of it I wouldn't know where to dive in. I did get almost halfway through the first Exiles. I also read a chunk of the first book that collected the original X-Men stories. I seem to remember the pages reminding me of a colouring book.
The Star Trek comics were neat. To this day I've been collecting the stories that interest me, but that didn't set me over the edge, either. It was that unusual DC Annual that hooked me. It featured a story centered around Valor. The story was just a hair on the dark side and it was self-contained. I didn't need any prior knowledge or to get anymore. And it was a thick comic. This gave me my first true taste of a superhero. I read it over-and-over. Sometimes just looking at the pictures. It was far more interesting and entertaining to me than the middle of some X-Men plot that didn't make any sense.
The odd thing is, I never really went out and bought comics. My friends didn't read them, so the concept of there being actual comic shops totally escaped me. Where I'm from, you simply had to visit a newsstand. If they didn't carry what you wanted, they could get it for you.
It wasn't till after my college days when I had struck out on my own that the world of comics finally revealed itself to me. I was living in Portland, then, and there were some awesome comic books shops. Things From Another World was my first experience. Right across the street from Dark Horse. That was like a paradise. So many figurines, busts, and other collectibles crammed in a sea of books with even more interesting things next door where they keep their overflow.
I spent so much money there. I can still remember some of the things I got when I was there. The first Cerberus volume, the first two Bone volumes, a Star Wars TPB all about Jabba, a Darkminds poster as well as everything they had from it (which still left me with some gaps), something Sandman, and something Warhammer.
I spent the whole weekend slowly devouring those books and the next weekend I went to a different comic shop that was much closer where my daily payday ritual of buying books followed by lunch at Tony Bento began.
It started with Valor and remained dormant until my stepping foot into TFAW released it, turning me into the voracious addict I am now.


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I've done my share of stupid things. I once took Mikkena river rafting rafting on the Provo River during spring run-off. In high school I continued to drive my van for a month after the break lines were cut. But now that I've gotten a little older I confine all (most) (OK some) of my risk taking to charity. That's why I jumped at the opportunity to, um, jump into a frozen lake to support the special Olympics of Utah. I put together a plunge team of troubled youth (it seemed to fit), and raised $300 in sponsorships.
The location was the beautiful, pristine, and tropical Utah lake. I don't know many people that want to swim in Utah Lake when it's 90 degrees out, so I was surprised by the amount of people who wanted to jump into it when it was frozen. After they cut a hole in the ice I could see that it was as disgusting as ever. I don't know why I was surprised by the nastiness. I guess I expected the water to be less nasty because it was so cold. But no, there it was nasty and frozen. I was kind of hungry so my plan was to jump in with my mouth open and just see what happened.
This is a shot of the "maybe this isn't such a good idea" thought I get sometimes. But I ignored it and it went away like it always does.
I'm not breathing in this picture, that didn't start again for another minute or so.
2/3rds of my brain froze, so I think I'm missing some memories, but suddenly I had a doughnut in my hand. I wanted to meet the genius who thought it was a good idea to hand the plungers a doughnut while they were still dripping with pond scum. But after I ate the little bacteria-infested crud-soaked delicious morsel I understood. MMMMMM Good!
Thanks for everyone who sponsored me, especially Stacie for the last-minute pull-through so we could meet our goal! Without you, my stupidity wouldn't have had a cause. I think we should have more of these. I'm thinking dodging traffic for the homeless, or cliff jumping for cancer or something like that.


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Scythian Peaks
Scythian PeaksThe Story of Scythian Peaks:
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Long ago the village of Ryba sent out a team of brave explorers to roam the Scythian mountain range in search of diamonds and other valuables believed to be hidden amongst the icy peaks.
The explorers went happily, proud to have been chosen to bring such riches and honour to their humble town. Three months came and went with no word from the group. Six months passed. Seven. Eight. A year.
The community of Ryba assumed the explorers to be dead, and deemed the mountains of Scythia too dangerous for anyone to approach. Rumors of wild beasts and monsters quickly began to spread.
Many generations passed. The Ryban explorers became a historical legend. Ryba transformed culturally and technologically becoming the fishing port that we know today.
Eventually a new team of Ryban miners ventured to the mountains, overcame their fears and faced the myths of the dangerous beasts lurking there. They set up a small settlement outside the site of the old mine entrance, naming the settlement after their home city in an attempt to cling onto what little comforts they had out in the seemingly uninhabited wilderness.
Or so they thought ...
They broke through the collapsed rock and discovered something unexpected -- a bustling city contained within the stone. The air was hot and thick with steam and the smell of coal. Minimal light gave the miners pause as their eyes adjusted. Dark figures hovered in the shadows. What kind of a creature occupied the belly of this mountain?
As the shadows came into the light, the miners could see that the forms were human in shape and resembled the people of Ryba. They did not seem hostile as much as they were fearful. First contact was difficult, but the miners and the mountain people learned how to communicate as their language resembled the ancient script of historical Ryba.
The mountain dwellers were hesitant at first. None of them had ever seen the sun before, and many held beliefs that the outside world was dangerous and that they lived inside the mountain for their own safety. However, as trust grew, stories and legends of these people were shared. The miners learned that these mountaineers were descendants of the Ryban explorers. They had survived! The original team had experienced small mining accident that left them all buried within the mines they had made with no possible means of escape.
The explorers had been clever. They quickly adapted to their new surroundings and reluctantly started accepting their new life within the mountain; new technologies developed as they harnessed the steam from the natural hot springs and used coal to power the mountain. Water was sourced from the rivers and lakes inside the caves, and they relied on the occasional fish or other small creatures that came by as a primary source of food. They dubbed this new settlement "Lednia" after the cold, glacial environment surrounding them.
As the Lednians shared their history and lives with the Rybans,trust was built and the mounain people eventually started to mingle more within the society outside of the caves they once called home.
Now the mountain, the Ryban settlement, and the surrounding area are known as Scythian Peaks, named after Scythia, the mountain in which the Lednians were forced to call home. Scythian Peaks is popular for its bizarre history, lovely scenery, and now successfully manages to mine and export a plethora of rare gems and ores.
Points of Interest:
Ryba - The small fishing village located near a wonderful, albeit frozen, lake and river. Home to an impressive temple, as well as a delightful little bakery near the riverbank.
The Valley - These fields of golden wheat provide plenty of food for the town. Located in a small valley in the mountains, these fields are kept warm by large turbines which blow warm air & steam from the hot springs deep underground.
Lednia - The literal jewel of Scythian Peaks. This is the secluded cave colony the Ryban legends spoke of. Glimmering geodes cover a lot of the cave walls, and a delightful high street area sits fairly close to the cave's entrance.
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/warp ryba: brings you to the fishing village part of town
/warp valley: brings you to the wheat valley part of town.
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Dear Ashley:
We truly appreciate your joining us last week for the sneak preview of our Walt Disney Pictures feature documentary, "the boys: the sherman brothers' story." As you saw, it's a loving tribute to our dads -- Richard and Robert Sherman -- the Oscar and Grammy-winning team who wrote world-famous songs such as "You're Sixteen," and "It's a Small World" and song scores for more than 50 movies including "Mary Poppins," "The Jungle Book," "Winnie the Pooh," "The Aristocats" and "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang."
We're thrilled to say our film garnered glowing reviews from several major U.S. critics and we're hopeful you'll be seeing similar reactions from the Canadian press and media later this week. (www.rottentomatoes.com/m/boys_the_sherman_brothers_story/)
Unlike big budget films, we've learned the most effective means of getting the word out on documentaries like "the boys: the sherman brothers' story" is through word-of-mouth. You're one of only a select few who have actually seen our film, so we're asking for your help. "the boys: the sherman brothers' story" opens exclusively for a limited time at Toronto's AMC Yonge and Dundas on Friday, August 21st. The success at your theater -- the only place in the world where "the boys" is playing -- will determine the studio's theatrical release of our film. We hope you enjoyed our documentary and will help us spread the word.
Please feel free to forward this email to any of your contacts who might enjoy our movie or, if you would, please take a moment to compose your own email or facebook posting telling your friends, family and neighbors about "the boys: the sherman brothers' story." For anyone who would like to learn more about our film, please log on to: www.theboysdoc.com.
Thank you again Ashley for your touching, heartfelt reaction to our film and, especially, our dads' legacy. We are all very grateful.
Gregg & Jeff Shermanwww.theboysdoc.com
Saturday, August 22, 2009
The Boys: The Sherman Brothers' Story
Last week I was invited to a special CFC screening of The Boys: The Sherman Brothers' Story - a wonderful documentary about the legendary work of Disney songwriters Robert and Richard Sherman. It was absolutely incredible! Not only did I very much enjoy the film, but I also got the chance to meet Richard Sherman himself. He treated us to a friendly Q+A which was followed by a once-in-a-lifetime performance of some of the two's most noteworthy songs including numbers from The Jungle Book, Mary Poppins, and Bedknobs and Broomsticks.
Today I received an amazing e-mail from the directors of the film, Gregg and Jeff Sherman, sons of original duo. I'd like to share it with you:
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Myriad and colorful!
During last Thursday's birding, we observed a wonderful variety of birds, including: Dark-eyed Junco, Mourning Dove, House Finch, California Quail, House Sparrow, Lesser Goldfinch, and American Goldfinch. This was our first sighting of lessers, so back in the classroom, we looked online and compared lessers to Americans. The two Mourning Dove actually sat under a tree for a minute after a couple of students noticed them, then flew into a nearby tree, giving all kids a chance to see them up close. We noticed that the birds' colors are getting more noticeable, especially the pinkish red of the House Finch. It was a beautiful day to bird!


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This vista could be anywhere. There are no telling signs of what country it is in, never mind what city. This shot is taken from the beach at Colwyn Bay, North Wales near the pier.
Using the 10 stop filter during the mid morning light I manage to create some fantastic movement in the clouds as well as the milky flows effect in the water. I think you are beginning to get the feeling by now that this is completely my favourite type of subject at the moment. My favourite to photograph that is. I appreciate lots of other genres such as rugged portraiture, soft focus floral, tac sharp macro and abstract.
I love the simple nature of this image. It almost breaks a few 'rules' too such as having the horizon in the middle rather than on a third and the lead in line of rocks doesn't actually lead into anything solid, just the water. I think it just works.
What do you think?
Kit used:-
- Canon 40D
- Sigma 10-20mm wide angle
- Tripod
- B+W 10 stop filter
Castle Rock
Castle Rock
Another view of Dunstanburgh Castle whilst on a holiday in Northumberland. This is photographed on the same night as my sunset shot. Well before the sun decided to appeared I worked on trying to achieve a real moody black and white image.
The setup
This castle has been photographed many times. Some would say you only have to look for the tripod holes in the rocks to find the effect spot from which to shoot it. I don't care. I always have to go out and give my own take on subjects for myself. I decide to go for a long exposure because there is enough detail in the sky to be able to capture the movement of the clouds. The trusty 10 stop filter is required for this job. An exposure of a good few minutes can be achieved at this time of evening when adding this filter.
The shoot
Tripod all set up low down, wide angle lens attached I focus on the big rock just in front of me. Aperture set to give sufficient depth of field I meter the exposure and calculate what that should be if the scene were 10 stops darker. Being careful not to knock the setup I screw on the B+W 10 stop filter. Set the camera to bulb mode and press the shutter release cable.
It is always a tense moment waiting for the time to elapse and the image to appear on the rear of the camera. I don't want to get this wrong and have to repeat the process so I always check and recheck my settings for this kind of shot. Some exposures can go into their minutes so each take is precious – even in this digital age.
Conversion to black and white is necessary when shooting RAW. Curves and levels adjustments made then sharpened to finish off. Sweet!
Sunset at Dunstanburgh Castle
A UK holiday to Northumberland is a great decision for any landscape photographer. The scenery is beautiful and there are castles galore.
The setup
Everyone needs a bit of luck. I am concentrating on trying to capture the remains of this castle with the wet black rocks below. I know how the image is going to look before I even set up the tripod. It has been a grey day all day – a grey day to a photographer is a black & white day. I'm set up, I get my shot within minutes and am walking back to base when the clouds suddenly start to part. The sun sneaks through a gap and lights up the clouds from underneath. Beautiful. I look back at the castle and the warm glow from the sun is striking the great wall of rock before me.
The shoot
It's a race to get the kit out – tripod legs back into the ground and 10-stop filter screwed onto the front of the lens. Wow! This picture is too good not to capture. The colours are so rich and unbelievable I'm panicking I'll miss it. Click, wait for the calculated 4 minute exposure…come on, come on…. Got it. Phew!
I stand there in admiration for the scene before me. The moment only lasts one more minute or so more and the sun dips below the horizon behind me. I can't wait to get back to our rented cottage to view the results.
I've spent a whole week here waiting for a decent sunset to capture and finally I have it. Some minor adjustments needed to correct the "too warm" colour cast produced from the 10-stop filter and some sharpening to bring out more of the detail.
Tripod, wide-angle lens, 10-stop filter, good walking boots and some luck.
Sticks and Stones
Shot at Llandulas beach, north Wales. It's the "almost" uniform recession of the groynes as well as the detail in the foreground that makes this picture for me.
The setup
Foreground is so important when shooting landscapes. It gives a sense of scale as well as depth to a picture. It brings the sole shot together. Foreground interest gives the viewer a starting point for their journey through the image. Tripod is a must for this shot – a long exposure of 100 seconds requires complete stillness, which is difficult when you are freezing your assets off on a windy beach.
The shoot
The trusty wide-angle lens is out again. I get really low down to the ground, and in close to the rocks to exaggerate their size. I know the shot I want in my head. I want milky water, almost fog-like, frothing over the rocks and a calm tranquil sea for the groynes to descend into. For this I need a Neutral Density filter capable of stopping down the light for a good few seconds. It can only mean one thing… This is a job for the 10 -stop filter!
I arrange the kit, making sure the camera is focused on the right spot to ensure the whole image is sharp. Using the camera's exposure meter I now calculate how long I would need to leave the shutter open for based on its current reading. Being careful not to move the setup, I now attach the 10-stop filter. With bulb mode applied, I now dial in the aperture (f/22) and press the shutter-release cable button and wait. This is the hard part – waiting for time to pass, concentrating on not disturbing any rocks underfoot otherwise the whole setup will have to be restarted. 100 seconds later – click. That's it, done. I view the camera's preview image and histogram to make sure the calculated exposure time was accurate. Got it.
Being next to the sea it is inevitable that the filter will catch some of the spray from the water, especially on a windy day, so a few minutes viewing the shot at 100% is necessary to make sure I clear up the dust-bunnies using Photoshop's spot-healing brush. Some levels adjustments and sharpening and I'm happy.
Neutral Density Filters
These are a landscape photographer's best friend. Being able to control natural daylight to create the image you want is a wonderful thing.
One of my favourite bits of kit is the B+W 10 stop ND filter. This has helped me to create some stunning, prize winning images. However, I have adopted the Lee Filter system as my process for taking most of my landscape shots and the B+W Filter no longer fits into this family.
The Lee system consists of a holder to accommodate multiple rectangular and square slot in filters and the B+W filter is a screw in filter. With the 10-Stop filter being so dark, by the time you have screwed it onto the front you can no longer see anything through the viewfinder. So if you need to make any adjustments you have to take everything off again.
Lee now make a 10 stop slot-in square filter for the system I use which makes things a whole lot easier. However, their back order is so long I have been waiting since June 6th 2011 for mine to arrive. Finally it arrived with Monday morning's post! Yay!
So, if anyone requires a fantastic quality 10 stop Neutral Density filter with a 77mm thread I am selling mine on eBay here. I look after all my kit so you will find it in mint condition.
Knock Out Wonderboy!
Knockout competitions seem to be becoming somewhat of a speciality for me!
At the end of each season at camera club we have a knockout competition whereby each member is allowed to enter up to 6 images to be projected digitally. The images are all entered into a piece of software on the computer and randomised. The images will then appear in a random order to be voted against the image next to it. Members vote for the image out of the two they like the best and it goes through to the next round, knocking the losing image out.
Long story short, I won! Here is the winning image…
I call it "Sticks and Stones"
12 months plus???
I cannot believe it has been over 12 months since my last post. I didnt feel like i had much opportunity to get out with the camera last year and this just proves it! I started a new job which takes up a lot more of my time these days so photography has unfortunatley had to take a bit of a back seat. 😦
The last competition of the season was very fruitful for me. I managed to win the knockout competition with the following image: –
This was taken at Llandullas beach in North Wales using a 10-stop neutral density filter, which allowed me to expose the image for a good few minutes!
Camera club season is over for us at Crewe Photographic Society and the chance to go shooting instead of the weekly club meet has arisen. I have managed to get out a bit at weekends too.
I have so far been on a couple of excursions and I'm happy to report they have been quite successful. I'm really pleased with the direction my photography is going at present and I just hope i manage to capture enough material for the coming season.
You will see some new images on my website.
This Dandelion Clock was basking in the dappled sunlight underneath a tree amongst these Bluebells. I love the colours!


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Ok, so tag team match time. An hour in and we've gone through half the matches on the card… I think tha means the two big matches are going to take a while, maybe we'll get another 40 plus minutes of Shawn Micheals and Triple H in a Hell in a Cell, this time beating the Hell out of Legacy, instead of out of each other.
Batista's beating down on Chris Jerricho… That's always fun. Batista has been booked pretty dominantly since his return from his last injury…
Ok, that's why you pair a little guy with a big guy, because that move where Mysterio jumped off Batista's shoulder was cool. Mysterio and The Big Show, that's a bit of David vs. Goliath for you, but I give him credit for not running away from him. It's kind of fun to watch, does that make me a bad person?
Ok, we went from watching Batista beating up on Chris Jericho to watching The Big Show toy with Rey Mysterio and now Jericho's back… Which means, he's up for another round of getting his ass kicked.
Ok, maybe not… But Mysterio's bouncing back and I still think we're going to see Jericho getting a bit more of a beating before this match ends. Oh, and here it comes, the tag is made and Jericho's going to be a play toy for the animal for a while. Poor Jericho.
Ok, I got a love that Batista threw Jericho into The Big Show… That was actually pretty awesome and here comes the codebreaker. Is this it? Nope. Close but no cigar.
Jericho's done being beat up and is turning things over to his much bigger partner. I have to say, if I was going to be a tag team wrestler, The Big Show's who I would choose as my partner. I don't care what people say, sized does matter and The Big Show has a lot of size. Though, what Mysterio lacks in size, he makes up for in guts.
Now Jericho's back… The Man is predicting a failed lionsault and he was right. Now, both men need to make a tag, who'll do it first. Oh, they both made it and we're back to the serious mismatch in sizes.
Ok, that's a mess outside the ring. Complete and utter chaos? Who are the legal men? Is it Mysterio and the Big Show? Yes, it is. Ouch, that would hurt and there it's over. As I said, size does matter.
Winners and still United Tag Team Championshions: Chris Jericho and The Big Show


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The garden is versatile. Not only it has all elements of a typical Jiangnan garden, but also it has a big lake. Walking along the lake refreshes your mind and cheering up. Another interesting point is the beautiful love story dating back to thousands of years. The adorable couple ever lived in the small isle in the lake. Try to combine site visiting and history digging. Liyuan is a must go for Wuxi city.
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Lisa Haydon featured in a fashion magazine with her baby bump and the pictures are spectacular
In the pictures that have been posted by Sabyasachi on Instagram, Sara is seen wearing a brocade and crystal lehenga from the designer's Udaipur collection
Sonam Kapoor shot for a wedding magazine and posed in several beautiful lehengas and exquisite jewellery
Dabboo Ratnani shared a throwback picture of Alia Bhatt and a black Persian cat, apparently named Kaalu. Alia looks gorgeous in this monochrome photograph.
Actor Rani Mukerji and her favorite designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee were paired together on Neha Dhupia's show Vogue BFFs. The three posed for pictures after their recording.
Actors Sunny Deol, Bobby Deol and Shreyas Talpade did a photo shoot for their next film Poster Boys. The three posed for pictures, took a selfie and had some fun! The film is a remake of Marathi film Poshter Boyz, which was produced by Shreyas Talpade, who will now make his directorial debut in Bollywood with this film. Poster Boys will release on September 8, 2017.
Superstar Rajinikanth is all set to meet his fans after a gap of nine years starting today. This week, Rajinikanth will meet his fans and get individual pictures clicked with them. The 66-year-old actor had announced he'd meet his fans in April and get group pictures clicked with them but rescheduled the meet and greet session after fans insisted on getting individual pictures. Rajiniknath canceled that photoshoot promising to announce new dates, which starts today and will go on through this week. Fan clubs have started sharing pictures of Rajinikanth from the venue. The actor, dressed in black, addressed the crowd with his with a smile. Here are pics from Rajinikanth's conference with his fans.
In this behind-the-scenes footage of Harpar Bazar magazine cover-shoot, Karan Johar said that Kareena Kapoor, with whom he features on the cover, is the representative of fashion in India.
Imran Khan's wife and daughter Imara featured in a photoshoot
Priyanka Chopra's recent photoshoot for Cosmopolitan Magazine is the Internet's latest obsession. And why shouldn't it be? Take a look.
Katrina Kaif shared pictures on Instagram from a recent photoshoot by internationally acclaimed Peruvian fashion photographer Mario Testino for a fashion magazine
Kareena Kapoor's son Taimur was born in December, last year


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- VirginiaMarie
- 8 years ago
- Wedding: December 2010
It's actually listed as "fine china" but it seems pretty casual to me, and we'd be using it daily.
Our home is very masculine (think: dark leathers, dark woods), but I like to incorporate feminine touches throughout (crystal accents, chandelier, etc…). I feel in love with this set, but poor Fiance thinks it's too girly. Which I can totally understand. Being the awesome Fiance that he is, he said "well it's very girly, but if you love it….go for it. I like it too"
Would you change them or keep 'em???
Oh PS: I'm not into modern at all, and it seems like SO many of the casual wear sets are super modern as of late! I also don't like funky color on my plates (and don't love the design that the serving bowl (pic included) and saucers have on it. But whatever.
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Okay, I have to admit I don't watch a great deal of gymnastic or figure skating competition. My interest in sports tracks along what most guys enjoy, obsess over, blow out of proportion, and develop inexplicable amount of trivial knowledge about. I have inspired more than a few eye rolls, head shakes, and expressions of exasperation. I am not alone in this sad fraternity. It helps to remember that 'fan' is short for 'fanatic.'
There seems to be a fine line between obsession and dedication. In any pursuit in life, passion, determined effort, keen focus, and skill development are necessary attributes … perhaps not for the guy in the stands or in front of the TV … but certainly for the competitor.
Usually, the only time I watch gymnasts is during the Olympics. I see these remarkable athletes who demonstrate such control over their minds and bodies as they seek scores that approach perfection. Regardless of the nations or teams they represent, they are appropriately applauded when they perform at a high level. One of the most obvious goals is to stick the landing.
Definition: When a gymnast lands a tumbling pass, vault, or dismount without moving his/her feet, it is referred to as sticking the landing. The aim of every gymnast is to stick — if the gymnast moves his/her feet at all it is a deduction.
Perhaps another way to say this is with the phrase 'finishing well.' You don't have to be a world-class athlete to want to finish well. This past weekend, a woman's life was celebrated. She was my favorite teacher. I would guess that many Garden Hills Elementary alums in Atlanta would say the same. Virginia Powell was not just an amazing educator; she was deeply invested in the lives of her students. She taught with grace and compassion while demanding and expecting the best from her pupils. She was woman of deep faith, a person who made a lasting difference.
She stuck the landing. I was honored to be one of her students.


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Main reason why family gatherings get cancelled
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After waking up from a well-slept night my baby brewed coffee just the way I liked it and my day began. Today we have plans to spend time with his family and we all together decided to go for a lunch-buffé and finish the day of with spending time in a beautiful lake in private-hired boats.
My love has 3 brothers, accounting a group meeting of 9 people including me, a huge but wonderful family. Ha. I write this post so weird and in such a narrating way. Right at this moment I'm in the car on our way home because the boat trip got cancelled since the weather got heavy and the rain is pouring harshly. I love rainy days, especially when I can stay home. Rain makes me calm and there's this cosy atmosphere, the feeling of happiness when you know that you have somewhere to go during a rainy day.
This morning I started to re-design my website with an existing them. My webpage or my blog is starting to look more appetizing for the eyes as well as my own personal feeling: it starts to feel more like home. This is my blog, my webpage, a part of my shoe.
I have so much to tell you I don't know where to begin. I can't wait to be home and write on my blog and share with you some of the most extraordinary things I've been through or seen.