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I had always intended to do regular production updates for my feature but there's no time.
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- Unknown said...
It would be great if Instagram could allow people to post fuller length videos. At least 10 minutes or so to do people like you justice.
I saw your comment about Monsters University and Despicable Me 2 on Michael Sporn's site and this nice piece of animation you did made me forget about all the sequels that have been coming out from these major animation studios lately.
As I said on Mr. Sporn's blog (the comment is still in moderation. Sometimes they go through that process for some reason and other times they show up just fine with no comment moderation), companies are just doing these kinds of sequels to milk the franchises for what they're worth. It's not about being innovative, challenging or creative. Harsh reminder that animation is a business run by the suits and media moguls.
- Elliot Cowan said...
I think the venue for 10 minute pieces is Youtube or similar, but thanks : )

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by Deborah Mersino
On October 7, 2011, Dr. Joy Lawson Davis, author of Bright, Talented, & Black: A Guide for Families of African American Learners, served as a Guest Expert on Global #gtchat. What transpired during that hour moved me immensely and also touched those participating in the chat.
Our discussion about identifying and serving gifted learners from Argentina to Somoa highlighted the fact that many of the challenges pertinent to African American gifted learners today mimic the issues faced by gifted and talented individuals of other races worldwide. We were extremely fortunate to have Dr. Davis with us, as she shared her perspectives on how educators, parents, caregivers, and advocates of Black gifted learners can foster more support for this critical population.
Whether you are a parent or grandparent looking to support your gifted learner or an educator or administrator who wants to better understand the specific needs of Black gifted learners, you will find this book and Dr. Davis' Web site to be an essential guide chock full of relevant, timely information and resources.
It's been a privilege getting to know Dr. Davis these past few months; I highly respect her work. Later this month, I will share a follow-up post, which will include a sampling of the online resources she shares in her book and a poignant poem by her daughter, entitled "I Am." For now, though, please enjoy this Q&A with a true game changer, who is working tirelessly to ensure we support all gifted and talented learners worldwide.
1. What inspired you to write this book?
As a gifted education coordinator in local school districts and later as state department director I was in contact w/ many parents & educators who were concerned, as I was, that schools were not appropriately identifying and serving all gifted learners. Too many Black students, low income, and other diverse populations were attending schools wherein their strengths were going unrecognized and thus, the children were unchallenged and their gifts and talents wasted. I also realized after my interactions w/ so many parents over the years, that one of the reasons that more white students were being served was because of strong advocacy on the part of their parents. I knew that whenever I had a chance to write a book it would be for Black parents who needed to know more about gifted education so they too could become strong advocates and 'push' schools to do more for their high potential and gifted learners. The black community & educators also needed to know more about challenges these students face and how conditions could be improved in schools for the benefit of more students.
2. What are some of the most common challenges Black gifted learners face today?
There are three that always come to mind when this question is asked: 1) The first challenge is low expectations that many educators have for African American and other diverse populations simply because of their discriminatory behaviors/biases and lack of knowledge about the black culture. 2) The second challenge is related- teachers with minimal or no training about cultural diversity and how culture impacts the way students learn, how teachers lack understanding or experience with other groups and the strengths that culturally diverse populations can express in a culturally sensitive environment. 3) The third challenge is retention in gifted and advanced learner programs once identified and placed. Identifying students is a challenge, but without the right set of affective supports- many students will lose interest, feel out of place, and simply withdraw from services designed to prepare them for more challenging learning environments in high school and beyond. Supportive peer or cohort groupings of gifted learners from similar cultural groups have a strong impact on the retention of students in gifted and advanced learner programs. Engagement of parents & families also has a positive impact on student success and retention in gifted programs.
3. What do you hope parents will take away from reading "Bright, Talented, and Black: A Guide for Families of African American Gifted Learners"?
I hope that this book empowers parents to become Advocates and Champions for their children and others like them. When we do see a population of black students identified for gifted programs, these students are still under-represented as compared to the general population. Nationwide, while black students represent 17-18% of the general school-aged population, they still only represent 8% of the identified gifted population. When parents are empowered to speak up for their own children, my hope is that they will do the same for others. Far too many students are languishing in classrooms everyday because their teachers don't recognize their gifts or refuse to and that parents don't have the information they need to make good decisions about how to get schools to address their child's strengths and provide the right services for them.
4. What can parents, educators, and community members of all races do to better ensure support for this critical population?
Becoming informed is the first step, the next is forming community-school task force groups to look into why schools and school districts are continuing to overlook or under-serve these students. Community-school task force groups can be VERY effective if they hold consistent meetings, with deliberate agendas to probe the school district and use information from Bright Talented & Black and other resources to inform their goals and objectives.
5. If a parent is concerned about their child or teen potentially underachieving, what can they do?
Underachievement is often difficult to spot. It is more than your seeing a 'dip' in school performance. Underachievement can have many causes, student-teacher relationship, school environment, the student's own internal motivation, peer relationships and home issues are just some of the triggers. What is a bit tricky, however, is that some students may be getting 'good grades' and still underachieving, because the coursework lacks challenge and is too easy. Thus, those students may also be underachieving because of low level expectations and coursework.
When a parent realizes that a student who was once very satisfied and motivated by the school experience loses that motivation and satisfaction…the first step is to talk with your child. As a matter of fact, in research studies, high achieving Black students report that at home they talk frequently about school related matters, values, traditions and that their open honest conversations assist in keeping them focused in school. Accusations of the teacher, school, and student are not beneficial. But, a frank honest conversation about what is happening at school will usually reveal some clues. A meeting with the teacher(s) or counselor is also helpful. There are a number of excellent books to assist parents with tackling underachievement. I list many of those books in the Appendix of Bright, Talented & Black. Other resources can be found at the Social-Emotional Needs of the Gifted (SENG) organization's website.
6. How have your own experiences influenced your insights and advice?
My experiences as a student, parent, and educator taken together have enabled me to look at the issue of under-representation of Black students in gifted programs from many viewpoints. While my schooling took place many years ago, I was accelerated and grade-skipped during elementary school and for the most part, challenged across content areas. Later, in high school, I was bored and unchallenged- It was through the arts and leadership experiences that I had opportunities to stretch and have a more enriched experience. As a parent, I went into parenting then as a strong advocate, but not only for my children, but for others as well. I took advantage of numerous opportunities to initiate new programs that would serve more students and provide enrichment as well as acceleration for them. Working at the state department and seeing gifted education from a broader perspective did the most to inform my insights. It was through my work at the state level that I came to understand more fully what disadvantages some children had simply because of their ethnicity, their geography/location, or their income. Clearly, more work had to be done and I committed myself to devote my career to opening access and opportunities for students whose needs were not being met in schools in varied settings.
7. Although the title says it's a guide for families, "Bright, Talented, & Black" is highly relevant for educators as well. What do hope educators will take a away from this book?
I do hope that educators will use this book as a resource guide to help them become more familiar with the intellectual and affective needs of African American gifted learners. I also hope that the book will provide resources, strategies and programs they might utilize locally in developing improved services options for these children and others whose needs are currently not met in gifted programs. I believe that Bright, Talented & Black while written with the African American community in mind can serve to enhance understandings of the nature and needs of all gifted children. With that in mind- I think that educators will find this a useful tool that they want to be sure to have on their bookshelf and one that they will gladly refer to others.
8. Is there anything else you would like to share?
I would just like to say in another generation, I do hope that we can ERADICATE the whole notion of under-representation from our educational jargon. Identifying the gifts of learners from all ethnic groups is critical to our survival as a nation and as individuals. We can no longer afford to waste anyone's gifts and talents. The cure to cancer, AIDS, the nation's economic dilemma, development of an educational model that is efficient, effective & equitable, and the end to the energy and ecological crisis lie in the mind, heart and soul of a gifted learner somewhere right now. No one knows who that gifted learner may be, what neighborhood they may come from or what hue their skin may be, or how much money their family may have. But it is our shared obligation to seek them out, nurture them and provide options for the development of their ideas.
About Joy Lawson Davis, Ed.D.
Dr. Davis is an assistant Professor of Education at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, she teaches undergraduate & graduate courses in Diversity Education & Gifted Education, respectively. She began her career in gifted education as a local coordinator in Virginia and eventually served for five years as State Specialist for Gifted Programs, K-12 for the Commonwealth of VA. As a sought-out expert in the area of Diversity in Gifted Education, Dr. Davis has provided services to districts across the country, in the Caribbean and South Africa. She holds two degrees (Masters and Doctorate) in gifted education from The College of William & Mary in Virginia, and is currently serving Co- Chair of the National Association for Gifted Children's Diversity & Equity Committee. Dr. Davis also writes a column for Teaching for High Potential, a publication of the NAGC and is co-editor of MOSAIC, the Special Populations Network newsletter for NAGC. Most recently, Dr. Davis was named to the Advisory Board of Gifted Child Today, a practitioner-oriented peer reviewed journal with the largest subscription base of any gifted education journal in the nation. Dr. Davis is married, has three adult children, and shares four grandchildren with her husband.
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Statutory guidance
National curriculum in England: English programmes of study
The statutory programmes of study and attainment targets for English at key stages 1 to 4.
These are the statutory programmes of study and attainment targets for English at key stages 1 to 4. They are issued by law; you must follow them unless there's a good reason not to.
All schools maintained by the local authority in England must teach these programmes of study from September 2016.
English appendix 1 and appendix 2, and the English glossary do not appear in the HTML document but are available as separate PDFs.
Schools are not required by law to teach the example content in [square brackets] or the content indicated as being 'non-statutory'.
Further English resources are available on the TES website. This is free of charge to schools and teachers but they will have to register with the website to use it.
If you would like to add your own free resources to this site, to share with other teachers, please tweet DfE via @educationgovuk.
Short films of teachers and subject experts talking about the national curriculum and how to use it are also available.
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9 years ago my life changed in ways I never expected.
Up until that point I had been working in the corporate world, and I was extremely stressed and getting unhappier by the day. So in my spare time I tried every self-help system I could find that would hopefully give me a sense of peace. I stumbled across Access Consciousness one day and said sarcastically and hopelessly to the practitioner "will this system help me get $1million for my first startup company?" fully expecting her to say no, but she said "maybe, try it and see". So with nothing to lose, a big dream, and practically no money to my name, I used the techniques she gave me for 3 weeks. At the end of which I was offered $1million by 4 angel investors.
Sound too good to be true? I'm totally with you, It shouldn't be that easy. Yet it was. And it very definitely occurred. Because the truth is, not only is change possible, it's easier than you think.
Since that day 9 years ago everything in my life has changed. I now run my own business, I travel the world, and am developing more exciting projects than I can count on two hands.
I would love to share with you the tools of Access Consciousness that have empowered me and changed my life.
I hope to see you somewhere in the world, or online!
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'Diva is indescribable and undefinable. The invitation and joy that she is has given me the ease of choosing a totally different reality and possibilities. And one that works for me. She has... and continues to...empower me to have all of me. And her patience is astounding! Love ya!!
Thank you Diva! Thank you Consciousness!!' - Aditi Iyer. Chennai, India.
'I've judged myself a lot around the topic of creation and didn't really get how everyone seemed to have ease and fun with it. I never really knew how to have fun with creation and this (class) has given me a lot more clarity around that. I received and perceived a lot of information on how I am able to be in creation.
I would like to acknowledge the sweet and gentle energy that Diva delivers when she facilitates, and don't get me wrong she's absolutely willing to be fierce if that's what's required to move stuff! If you have ever wondered how you fit in or what else was possible and you haven't been able to find it yet, you might want to check out if these classes have something for you!' - Soren Lassen. Copenhagen, Denmark
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I believe it was by the third question when I began to feel like myself again. We spoke for less than 30 minutes. You facilitated me back to a space I'd forgotten existed throughout that whole experience. You helped me become aware of what energy I was choosing to embody, reminding me of choice and questions and the gift that my body is, rather than the torture chamber I had decided it was.
Immediately, my body began to shift; the pain lessened immensely. Following our conversation, I had my bars run, As the hours went by, all the intensity continued decreasing and by the time I woke up the next day, it was as if the injury had never happened. I can't express in words the gratitude I have for you. What a gift you are to me and the those lucky enough to know you and be facilitated by you.
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ROCHESTER — Director of the Department of Planning and Development Kenn Ortmann, via e-mail, to his City Hall colleagues, last week, wrote, "I spoke with the City Manager so it is now official that I am retiring!"
Ortmann, age 62, noted that he has spent 26½ years with the city, between two separate stints, either administering Rochester's CDBG program or running the Department of Planning and Development. He plans to step down in early June, after presenting his department's budget to the City Council.
Then he will take on the position of Director of Community and Housing Development at the Community Action Partnership, and will be based in Dover.
"I am excited about this new opportunity to 'do good,' but I am sad to be leaving so many friends and colleagues. I have been privileged to work with incredibly talented and dedicated city employees, especially the wonderful and tireless employees of my department," said Ortmann, in his e-mail.
Ortmann was born and bred in Minnesota of German stock, and his father, who has now passed the 100 mark, still lives in Minneapolis.
His father's brother, Herb Ortmann, established the Church of God on Rochester Hill Road, and thus through family visits, Kenn was introduced to Rochester and the Seacoast area. Early on he developed an affection for the city.
He obtained his bachelor's degree in electrical engineering at the University of Minnesota, and his master's degree in public systems engineering from the University of Michigan. He took a job in Indiana, and was later hired by Exeter to run their Community Development Block Grant program. Then he was hired by Mayor Dick Green in 1981 for a similar role in Rochester. He did that for a couple of years and gradually took on more planning and development responsibilities.
In 1988, Ortmann went to work for a private developer, until the work dried up in the recession that shortly followed. He went on to become Alton's town planner in 1993, and the following year was hired by the Office of State Planning. In 1997, he returned to his old Rochester job, having been hired by City Manager Gary Stenhouse.
"It's always nice to be asked back," said Ortmann.Looking back over his tenure, Ortmann reflected on some of the projects that have given him most satisfaction. One is the upgrading of the Rochester Common to its present condition, thanks, in part, to a grant which enabled the erection of a perimeter fence and the construction of a walking path.
"In one sense it's a small thing, but I find it pleasing every day I drive past," said Ortmann
More recently, he is happy with the way the city's website has been development and is now visited by thousands of people.
"We can now get more information to the public — and the government TV channel is another way," said Ortmann.
Looking at the bigger picture, he is pleased with the amount of land being conserved by the city, and with the quality development taking place.
"Working with Michael Behrendt (a previous planning director), our role was being out front and suggesting things. We have got some good architectural buildings. Walmart is not just a square box, and look at Hannaford and Rochester Crossing," he said.
He said that in periods of intense development, abutters can be frightened, concerned and upset, wondering how their world will change.
"One year we had contact with about a quarter of the population, but we had a terrific team who were professional and respectful," said Ortmann.
He has had frustrations over the years, too, one being that comprehensive rezoning has still not been accomplished.
"It should be completed by the end of the year, but I am not good at predictions," he said with a smile.
He said that the Planning Department's work space still provides a challenge, and thinks that having adjoining access to code enforcement, for example, would increase the quality of customer service.
"We have made incredible progress over the years with good planning, but I wish it had been more collegiate. I wish it had been easier," he said.
In his email to colleagues, Ortmann mentioned other changes, too
"So many things have changed over that quarter century! Strong mayor to city manager form of government. Population of just over 20,000 to just under 30,000. A mostly residential Washington Street/Spaulding Turnpike intersection to Staples/Rochester Crossing and a soon to be constructed new office building on the corner of Washington and Brock streets. A young and 'way below the radar screen' Conservation Commission to a vital and proactive group. Folks thinking about the historic importance of our downtown to a vital and active Historic District Commission. An Arts and Culture Commission!
"I used to live on Route 16 and my house has not moved, but now I live on Route 108! From typewriters and carbon paper to computers and PDAs! So many other things I could mention, but suffice it to say that it has been an amazing time and I am so proud to have been a part of Rochester's 'coming of age.'"
In 2012, Ortmann was named as the Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce's Citizen of the Year, by dint of his various activities in the community.
Chamber President of the time, Brian Hughes of Holy Rosary Credit Union, noted that Ortmann had served on many local boards and committees and is known for his volunteerism, flying cancer patients to the hospital in his plane and teaching youth about aviation.
He serves as moderator at First Church Congregational, is active with the homeless shelter, has granted wishes for elderly people bent on taking flights over the area, and feeds stray cats in a spayed/feral program.
All this helped to spark a poem called Citizenn Kenn, which was included in a package given to the Chamber to support his Citizen of the Year nomination:
The Chamber is seeking a citizen fine,
An upright and downright good fellow,
Who walks not in shadow but e'er the sunshine,
Kenn Ortmann's the name that we bellow.
(And there's two "n"s in Kenn, we know well-o!)
If, in the course of reporting the news,
We have to find someone who'll tell-o,
About churchly scandals and give some blunt views,
Kenn Ortmann will always excel-o.
(And there's two "n"s in Kenn, we know well-o!)
If you are a person who hates feral cats,
And wish they would all go to Hell-o,
And would like to discover who's feeding the brats,
Then Kenn down the river we'll sell-o!
And there's two "n"s in Ortmann as well-o
If granting a wish to old codgers and dames,
Makes you go as woozey as Jell-o,
Get ready to swoon for we're going to name names:
Kenn Ortmann! Does he ring a bell-o?
(And there's two "n"s in Kenn, we know well-o!)
He helps out the homeless, the lame and the halt,
Year-round, folks, and not just Noel-o.
It's more than high time that his name we exalt –
Kenn Ortmann! And don't dare misspell-o.
For he is a jolly good fellow.
"He is extremely devoted to Rochester and has made an incredible difference in our community," Hughes said, at the 2012 ceremony. "We are proud to have him represent our community and are thankful for his generosity."
Deputy City Manager Karen Pollard, who originally worked under Ortmann, before becoming his boss, said, "He has been very good to work with. When I came to Rochester he showed me around and introduced me to people. He is a very good listener to people who have concerns. He takes public service very seriously."
Last week, in his e-mail to colleagues, Ortmann wrote, "Thank you all for your support and assistance over the years … and I wish you the best as you address the many challenges of the future."


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For those of you who dont know (and those that come here), I have been in bed with a slipped disc since approximately 0010 hours on 7th May, 2009. Is it a coincidence that it was Baba's birthday? I'm sure he must've cracked a joke somewhere in Vasai which must've led me to break my back. Me and HDD agree that his jokes are harmful for our future, but this much? Damn, the guy's potent...
1) I supposedly picked up the injury when I was playing cricket. It was the remarkable weekend where I played so much cricket that I broke my back, or so I thought at the time, twisted an ankle and my thighs , and probably shoulders, would've paid to be seperated from my brain. Go figure. Although, I just discovered yesterday that I had fallen on the right side of my hip, and i've slipped stuff on the left side. So that explains nothing.
2) Would I do it again? Damn right, I would. Although my love for playing cricket far far outstrips my aptitude for the game, I see no reason to ever not play cricket when it is an option. Facing up to a fast bowler, especially the delivery I will never forget, the one that Mr. Dawande whistled past my nose, where I felt the air wheeze around my head while the delivery literally missed me by a whisker, and that which reminded me why I love this game. Of course, had I been infinitesimally late in moving away or the delivery had been fractionally closer to my head, I might have been typing this from some plastic surgeons bed, having my face reorganized. Lesson to kids: Although very very tempting, do not play on an uneven pitch without a helmet and an abdomen guard. The risk far outweighs the pleasure. It took me three four balls to even get my bearings right again. I was ducking to full tosses before AS told me to concentrate again.
3) Speaking of AS, his was the first ball that I actually saw swing. As in, I understood what I was doing and the ball was doing and got into line. Although it didnt help much as he cleaned me up pretty well.
4) Back to the disc. According to the MRI i got done, I have not one, not two but three seperate slipped discs in my spine. I certainly dont believe in doing things by half now, do I ?
5) The entire thing happened as I was packing for my vacation to Doha. Would you believe it? I just leant forward to pick up some thing, and I swear to God, I felt 3-4 small explosions in the small of my back towards the left side. Now, an interesting point to note is how quickly the brain gets into survival mode. I was frozen stiff, although the pain was excruciating ( 3 slipped discs have a tendency to hurt, just saying) and my brain was all about how to get me into a less hurting position. First, I tried to stretch to my bed. BZZZZZZZZZTTTTTTTTTTTTTT. Wrong move. Then I tried to compress my body into a ball, maybe curl up. WRONGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG. So basically, all I had to do was somehow maintain the same position, which was sitting on my knees with a hand outstretched, which was very uncomfortable. So, somehow I got my hand back, and fell over as softly as I could, into a position that I would stoically maintain for the next four hours on the floor of my bedroom. And all this, by my estimate, took no more than 10 seconds.
6) Another thing I discovered was how quickly I capitulated. What I mean is that I am normally very much anti-painkillers. I dont take them on the principle that I dont want to take loans my body cant cash. Pain is a means for letting me know what my body can or cant take. Also, it is a means of paying off the debt of pleasure that I acquire, normally while paying cricket. It is usually a debt that I am very very happy to pay off. Now, while I was falling to the floor, I would have given a body part for a pain killer. After I fell, my first thought was this was one of the catches or muscle pulls that I am used to. So, I asked her to get me a Cyclopam, which I discovered in the morning is NOT a painkiller, but at the time I thought it was, and I gratefully ate it. Something I had avoided for more than 6-7 years, and I had it within 2-3 minutes. But there wasn't any relief, because IT WASNT A BLOODY PAINKILLER. Food for thought ?
I've been writing this on and off...coz haven't been able to type it all at one go..so more to come laters !!
P.S.: If you will notice, I had been quite unfair to myself, only allowing scope for one "Good" reaction, with two "Bad" and "Ugly" reactions. So I'm presenting a fourth reaction "Barney". If the reference is lost on you, go watch "How I Met Your Mother". You can thank me later. Ciao.


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When I found out that Marx Foods, the online specialty food retailer that supplies restaurants like Alinea and recently caught the attention of Food & Wine magazine, would be opening a brick-and-mortar space, it piqued my interest. There's still plenty of demand for specialty food stores in Seattle, and Marx Foods, which opened yesterday, sounds distinctive.
Since I haven't yet had a chance to swing by the shop (located at 144 Western Ave), I went straight to the source. Below, owner Justin Marx gives us the scoop on some of his favorite local and international food finds.
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Midori Farm Dill & Caraway Sauerkraut
"Best kraut ever. Top one of our game sausages with it on a roll and a spread of one of our great mustards and you are in business. It's made on the farm in Port Townsend by owners Hanako & Marko using all their own produce."
Chicaoji Chipotle Chili Sauce (pron. chee-COW-gee)
"A hot sauce made with goji berries, cacao nibs, chipotle chilies and apple cider vinegar (including the mother of vinegar) sounds weird, but if this is what weird tastes like, I'm all over it. From Lopez Island, this sweet, savory, smoky, mildly spicy sauce has a naturally thick consistency and is made with only six ingredients. Put it on everything."
"Imagine a thin, pillow soft, hand-crafted vanilla marshmallow disk that fits your mug of hot cocoa perfectly and melts quickly into a layer of marshmallow cream evoking the foam on top of espresso drinks. Artisan marshmallows in all sorts of unusual flavors are all the rage these days, but MaddyMelts (from Sumner, WA) take the high-end marshmallow in a new direction by being just the right shape.
Tabby Cat Spicy Pickled Zucchini Spears
"These zucchini spears stand out as the suprising balance of all things pickle and just the right amount of heat. Application: straight out of the jar."
Rachel's Ginger Beer
"I'm stocking it regularly so I can grab a bottle of it every day. Rachel's is the shit. Handcrafted in Seattle using fresh lemons, cane sugar and ginger, ginger, ginger, this stuff makes mass market ginger beers wet their labels in terror."
National & International Products:
Italian Pistachio Cream:
"Guilty pleasure in a jar. This stuff is inspired by a cream made by the monks of Assisi, and made from Sicilian pistachios roasted within 24 hours of harvest. We keep sneaking spoonfuls right out of the jar, but it also makes a great spread for toast and a ready-made dessert filling (we put it in pumpkin whoopie pies and OMFG)."
Ramp Vinaigrette:
"There are people who wait all year for wild ramp season to savor their perfect garlic-leek-onion-esque flavor. Now they don't have to. They just need a salad (or seafood). From Brooklyn with love."
Filotea Egg Pasta:
"Italy's Filotea pasta is amazing – flavor and texture that are shockingly close to fresh pasta, with the convenience of dried pasta. It even cooks faster and is made with free range eggs."
Naked Edge Vegetable Leathers:
"As convenient as a fruit leather, but a lot better for you. Also a great way to get the kids (or picky adults) to eat their vegetables! Made in Colorado in four flavors: Berry Spinach, Sweet Potato Pie, Cinnamon Beet & Carrot Ginger."
Butternut Squash Seed Oil:
"Made in NY state from the seeds of non GMO squash, this oil is buttery and (you guessed it) nutty. Use it instead of butter on baked potatoes, and roasted veggies, dip bread in it, etc."
I asked about fresh meats, and here's what Justin said:
"Our meat collection is basically all of the meats that you see on restaurant menus but can't find at retail: wild boar, venison, elk, pheasant, poulet rouge, etc. None of them are local though.
In time, I hope to develop a local collection and am currently looking at a few WA farms but I wanted to put together a unique selection of meats and most of the things produced locally are ubiquitous and the familiar species. Oh, and we are bringing Mangalitsa back to Seattle!"
Marx notes that meats aren't currently available; look for meat department to debut December 3rd.


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Bond: Sean Connery
Classic, Cheese or Crap?: CLASSIC
Bond: Do you expect me to talk?
Goldfinger: No, Mr. Bond. I expect you to die
Do I need to say anything more in support of it's "Classic" status then that?
In 1963, after the resounding box office success of "From Russia With Love", production quickly began on the next installment of the Bond franchise. The successor was originally intended to be "Thunderball", but a legal dispute surrounding that film/novel (with the infamous Kevin McClory) forced the producers toward "Goldfinger". "Goldfinger" was given a budget equal to that of "Dr. No" and "From Russia with Love" combined. For the first time, the series would sport a new director. Terrence Young, who directed the first two installments, bowed out due to salary dispute, and Guy Hamilton (who would return to the series and direct the less than stellar installments "Diamonds are Forever", "Live and Let Die" and "The Man with the Golden Gun") was brought on board.
This was the era when the Bond films were still following the novels relatively closely. Although its notable that the scriptwriters made one major change that I've always thought was one of the most memorable aspects of the film. In the book, Goldfinger is out to steal the gold. In the film, to get around the physical improbabilities of such an event, they change it to the ingenious "irradiating the gold". It was a master stroke. I've always felt that one of the reasons that "Goldfinger" is so great is due to the fact that Goldfinger's plot is so clever.
That's not the only impressive element, of course. There's the death by gilding, the tricked out Aston Martin DB5, Odd Job flinging his deadly hat, Goldfinger's intricately designed map room… and of course, the industrial laser which Goldfinger threatens Bond with. The laser was new to the world around the time of the film. In fact, high powered industrial lasers such as the one in the movie didn't actually exist. So to movie audiences, it was actually a futuristic element.
Returning to the role of Bond was Sean Connery. The films had already made him an international superstar, and he had yet to begin to tire of the role. As a result, I feel that "Godlfinger" is his best Bond ever. He was relaxed and comfortable in the role, practiced at the part, and turning on the Bond charms in full.
For the cast of villains, Honor Blackman, Gert Fröbe, and Harold Sakata were brought in.
Sakata played the thuggish Odd Job. Stocky, nearly silent, imposing… seemingly relishing his evil henchman tasks. He dispatched with his victims by flinging his razor brimmed bowler hat. Sakata was a silver medalist in weight lifting for the US in the 1948 Olympics. His colorful character and unique physique combined to make him one of the best Bond henchmen ever.
Gert Fröbe played Auric Goldfinger, one of the greatest Bond villains the series has ever seen. A german actor, Fröbe spoke little English. As such, his voice in the film was dubbed by actor Michael Collins. A strike I would normally hold against him , especially in light of the fact that Orson Welles was considered for the part (His price was too high). However, the combination works. Impressively. He's so smug and contentedly evil… Few Bond villains can hope to be compared.
An interesting bit of trivia. Fröbe was actually a Nazi prior to WWII. In fact, this led to the movie being banned in Israel for a brief period in time after its release. Due to the controversy, however, a family of Jews came forward and revealed that Fröbe saved their lives by hiding them from the Gestapo. Fröbe left the party in 1937, prior to the onset of the war.
Continuing the film's embarrasment of riches is Honor Blackman, who is one of the franchise's greatest Bond Girls ever. Cast due to her role in "The Avengers", the creators specifically worked in scenes to showcase her skills in judo. With her unforgettable name and her high profile role in the events, Blackman's "Pussy Galore" set the bar for Bond Girls for all time. Attractive, intelligent, a threat and an ally alternately, and absolutely integral to the plot of the film.
For the first time in the series, a theme song was prominently used. "Dr. No" had no title theme (though it did introduce the iconic "James Bond Theme"), and "From Russia with Love"'s theme is played over the end credits… It's also a song that has little to do with the film aside from using the title in the lyrics.
Goldfinger would change that in an indelible way. From this point forward, the "Theme song" would become an anticipated part of each film. Composed by legendary Bond contributor John Barry (though he didn't write the lyrics) and sung by Shirley Bassey (who would later also sing the "Diamonds are Forever" and "Moonraker" themes), the song would crack Billboard's top ten. It remains one of the most famous and highly regarded Bond themes to this day, more than 40 years after its release.
It's a remarkable movie. A true classic. Its a shining example of the high notes the series can hit. It's easily one of the best of the Connery Bonds. It has one of the best plots, one of the best villains, served by two of the best henchmen, one of whom is one of the series best Bond Girls.
Goldfinger!! (mwaw whah whah)
Goldfinger!! (mwaw whah whah)
It's definitely a Classic.


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Fresh collard greens cooked with onion, garlic, chile pepper flakes, bacon fat, and dark sesame oil. Learn how to cook collard greens with this basic recipe.
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- Cook time: 20 minutes
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My brother Eddie was over for dinner a while ago one fortuitous night when we happened to be having collard greens. I say fortuitous because Ed introduced us to a wonderful new way to serve these healthful, somewhat bitter greens—with barbecue sauce.
Huh? Barbecue sauce?
Ed explained that whenever he had collard greens it was with barbecued ribs, and the sauce from the ribs would make its way over to the collard greens, making them taste oh so good. Well, that was enough incentive to try it, and I must agree, collard greens are excellent served with a little BBQ sauce.
They are also pretty good on their own with onions and garlic. Here's a great base recipe, feel free to add the BBQ sauce!
How to Make Collard Greens
We use bacon fat here primarily for flavor. Bacon fat provides an excellent balance to the natural bitter of the collard greens. That said, you can easily skip the bacon fat and just use a little more olive oil.
- 2 lbs collard greens, tough stems discarded, leaves chopped
- 2 Tbsp medium onion, chopped
- 1 large garlic clove, minced
- 2 teaspoons bacon fat
- 1 Tbsp extra virgin olive oil
- 2 Tbsp dark sesame oil (Dynasty or comparable)
- Chili pepper flakes, a pinch
- Salt, a couple pinches
- Sugar, a couple pinches
- Barbecue sauce (optional)
1 Cook onions and garlic: Use a large skillet with a tight fitting cover. Melt bacon fat and heat olive oil on medium heat.
Sauté onion until transparent, a couple of minutes.
Add garlic and and cook until fragrant, about 30 seconds.
2 Mix in the greens, sesame oil, chili pepper flakes, salt, and sugar. Cover and cook until tender, 8-15 minutes. (Note that young collard greens will cook up relatively quickly. Older greens may take upwards of 45 minutes to tenderize.)
If you want, serve with barbecue sauce.


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Hello...could somebody please let me know which Tala the famous Purandara Dasa kriti ' innu daya baarade dasana mele' in Raga Kalyana Vasantha is set to??? is it Khanda Chapu?? if so does it start at beat or after leaving a couple of beats?? really need the info baddddddly!!
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January/February 2002
Change was coming to science centers before September 11th, 2001, but the events of that day make our response even more critical. The communities around us are evolving, and we must evolve, too, or risk losing our relevance. With this issue, ASTC launches its Equity and Diversity Initiative, a five-year plan to alter the face of science centers. Acknowledging that each institution is unique, we thank those who have come forward to share their stories.
• Confronting Demographic Denial: Retaining Relevance in the New Millennium, by Eric J. Jolly
• Moving Toward Inclusion: A Model for Change, by Seddon Bennington and Aleina L. Smith
• Walking the Talk: The Importance of a Diversity Plan, by David W. Ellis
• ASTC's Equity and Diversity Initiative: The Plan/The Rationale
• A Question of Truth: Dialogue in Action, by Lesley Lewis, Che Marville and Cathie Spencer
• Quantifying Change: The Case for Equity/Diversity Metrics, by Jim Peterson


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DENVER � Republican Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler, a potential gubernatorial contender, was admonished Thursday by an ethics panel over spending office funds to attend political events, a black eye to his candidacy before it�s officially launched.
The Colorado Independent Ethics Commission ruled it was inappropriate for Gessler, the state�s elections chief, to use his office�s discretionary account for travel last summer to a GOP elections law conference in Florida. While in the state, he also attended the party�s national convention there.
Gessler faces a $1,514 fine.
In ruling against Gessler, the commissioners said he ��breached the public trust for private gain.�� He insists he did nothing wrong and that the conference was educational and qualified for reimbursement from his office�s discretionary fund. He used campaign funds for expenses related to the RNC, but the ethics complaint noted the state paid for airfare which facilitated his attendance to both events.
He plans an appeal, which would go before Denver District Court.
The left-leaning Colorado Ethics Watch filed the complaint.
The group said discretionary funds are meant for state business, not for partisan events or personal benefit. Attorneys for Ethics Watch said in written closing arguments that the elections conference was clearly political.
��A Secretary of State may not ethically spend public dollars to participate in such an event,�� the group said.
Gessler�s attorneys said in their written closing arguments that the ethics complaint was ��partisan, baseless, and costly.��
The ethics panel also ruled that Gessler violated rules when he took $117.99 from his discretionary fund at the end of last fiscal year without providing any receipts.
Past secretaries have used their discretionary fund for income, office parties, or family trips that included state business.
��There is clearly confusion among past and current elected officials about the use of their discretionary accounts,�� Gessler said in a statement after the ruling.
Last month, Gessler repaid the state $1,278 for travel expenses to Florida � a move seen by some as trying to rectify potentially politically damaging case while he weighs a gubernatorial run. Gessler said he repaid the money to avoid the appearance of impropriety.
Gessler did not pay back the state for cutting his Florida trip short to return to Colorado because of death threats against his family. The ethics panel found that the cost to change his plane ticket did not violate rules.
The rulings come on the same day that a Quinnipiac University poll suggested a tight race in the 2014 gubernatorial contest between Gessler and current Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper. The poll of 1,065 registered voters, conducted from June 5-11, showed Hickenlooper leading Gessler 42-40.
Gessler accused some on the commission of being biased against him because they had donated money to Hickenlooper. Before the panel�s decision, Gessler�s attorneys unsuccessfully tried to get those commissioners, Rosemary Marshall and Dan Grossman, removed from the proceedings.


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Which Cars Are Cheaters Most Likely to Drive?
If you want your spouse to be faithful, don't let him or her drive Toyotas or Hondas. That's according to a survey done by infidelity site AshleyMadison.com, whose tagline is "life is short, have an affair."
In an unscientific poll of 2,500 men and 1,000 women, the site found that among its users, men are most likely to drive Toyotas, while the majority of the women own Hondas. The second most-popular car manufacturer for both is Ford, which kind of pokes a hole in the theory that cheaters always drive sleek foreign sports cars.
In a statement, AshleyMadison CEO Noel Biderman said, "Cars can represent a lifestyle, denote financial success and show personality but our survey clearly proves that people having affairs are everyday people."
Here are the top five most popular cars among men:
Toyota (20.9 percent)
Ford (12.3 percent)
Chevy (10.2 percent)
Honda (7.1 percent)
BMW (6.4 percent)
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Listening #92
We're big boys. We can take it. We know that being on top means we're also the most visible target. But in March of this year, things finally . . . well, I was going to say things finally reached fever pitch, but that would be true only if your definition of fever is "stupid," your definition of pitch is "stupid," and your definition of reached is "got very stupid:" In March of this year, we were roundly and soundly condemned for not writing about vintage gear.
I know what you're thinking: That's just crazy. In the past few years alone you've published columns about Quad II amplifiers from the early 1950s, Quad ESL loudspeakers from the late 1950s, and Thorens TD 124 turntables from the mid-1960s, not to mention monophonic LPs, 78rpm shellacs, and the coelacanthic cartridges with which they are played.
True. But some herd animals can't see what it is they don't want to see; consequently, they can become irritable when others try to confuse them with reality.
No, the really stupid part is the recent suggestion that Stereophile avoids covering vintage products in an effort to protect our advertisers, whose new products would be embarrassed by being compared against their antecedents.
I'll put a subhead here so you can pause for a dry-trousers break.
The bloody thirst for cash
But before you get too comfortable, consider the "thoughts" of a subset of the above critics: the idea that Stereophile's no-vintage policy exists because reviews of old gear do not bring with them the prospect of new advertising dollars.
I cannot deny that the promotional budgets of Garrard, Leak, EPI, Miracord, Klangfilm, Western Electric, Altec, Telefunken, Advent, Fidelity Research, Vocalion, and Bluebird have not, in recent years, contributed to quenching our bloody thirst for cash. Then again, the same can be said of several companies that aren't dead. Our last "Recommended Components" issue featured products from Shindo, EMT, Schick, Allaerts, Miyajima, and Auditorium 23, and my colleagues and I are forever recommending gear from such manufacturing megalodons as Fi, Feickert, 47 Laboratory, and darTZeel. No offense, but anyone who thinks that Stereophile has written about any of those products in the hope that their manufacturers or distributors will advertise in our pages is an imbecile. In fact, you can pretty much forget the no offense part.
That said, I'll share with you three things that really have affected Stereophile's editorial policy: First, as we've seen in our reader surveys, only a small percentage of our base is interested in reading about vintage gear. (I wish there were many more such readers, but that's life.) Second, for a variety of reasons, we don't believe that significant numbers of new readers would be attracted by more frequent vintage features in Stereophile. Third, writing well about vintage gear is a lot more difficult than you might think. The first two are self-evident; the third deserves an explanation.
As you may already know, the vintage audio community is itself diverse. Some members prefer old products that have been reconditioned and rebuilt with modern parts: the amplifier whose circuits have been "improved" with modern polymer capacitors and metal-film resistors, the monaural cartridge that's been retipped with a small, hyper-elliptical stylus, and so forth. Other anachrophiles are interested only in those rare vintage gems that have been maintained in fully original condition, or that have been repaired, if and whenever necessary, with only the correct new-old-stock parts. Still other vintage enthusiasts are less concerned with sound than with collectibility, cosmetics, and sheer cool factor.


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Pawndemonium XXIV – local chess tournament for kids
We in the Kiwanis Club of Asheville are convinced that learning to play chess can have a major positive influence on academic performance. U.S. educators have begun to realize that playing chess improves cognitive abilities, rational thinking and reasoning in addition to improving test scores. Chess brings out latent abilities not reached by traditional educational means.
As part of our program to foster chess in Buncombe County schools, the Kiwanis Club of Asheville is proud to co-sponsor, with the City of Asheville, the upcoming Pawndemonium XXIV chess tournament for regional school kids. The tournament will take place on Saturday, May 4, 2013, at the Montford Center (two blocks west of Montford Rd just north of I 240). The competition will include four divisions: K-12, K-8, K-5, and K-3 (kindergarten through third grade). For the three younger divisions, there is an additional USCF rating limit: K-8 under 1000; K-5 under 900; and K-3 under 800. This rating limit applies only to those participants who have a USCF rating based on past tournament play.
There will be 50 trophies and 100 T-shirts (to the first 100 entrants). Registration/check-in will take place on site from 08:30 to 09:00 am. Because preparation for play is a complicated process, no registration will be allowed after 09:00 am. Pre-registration by mail is encouraged for those who wish to ensure a T-shirt. The pre-registration fee is $15; the on-site fee is $20. USCF membership is required ($17 to $26). USCF fee of $17 will be paid by Kiwanis Club of Asheville for K – 5 Buncombe County students. Registration forms, and additional information, are available at the Buncombe County Scholastic Chess web site at: www.main.nc.us/kiwanisca/bcsc (or contact Ned Cabaniss, firstname.lastname@example.com or 628-0061).


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