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Watch Nikos demo his Ember Test Recorder: it records your interaction with a web page, and generates code to test if things are visible or not.
- All right, ladies and gentlemen, thank you again for coming here. One of my friends asked me am I ready to give this talk. But then I asked him, I said, "That's not important, "are you ready to listen?" Does anyone like this picture? I think it looks pretty cool, doesn't it? - [Audience Member] Is that anywhere you know? - No idea, man. Okay, that's intermission with fat cat versus fox. Right okay, anyone here go to Ancient History? Or came to my last talk on this? One, two, three, okay. So, does anybody here like writing tests? Okay, you may leave now. So, I try to automate things that can be automated. Which is kinda the way the world's going with artificial intelligence and yadda, yadda, yadda. So back in the day, two years ago to be precise, I wrote this thing called the Ember Test Recorder, which records your interaction with the page. Basically back then, it was click events on various parts. And it would generate some code to test if things were visible or not. And it would also check for things like, if you write on an input, what did you write here, and if you changed root, it would change according to the test for that. Now, either this project was written so well that there's never been any issues with it, or no one's actually used it. But if you look at the stats for the add-on, I dunno what's going on because there's a lot of stuff here. And I haven't updated in two years so I should presume that there's some people downloading it or using it. But anyway, it was quite an interesting idea, this test recorder, but I realised that there wasn't really anything super specific about Ember that was doing under the hood. So what I decided to do was abstract it, so that it could be running for any framework. So what I've done now is I've taken the code out of Ember, and put it on another npm package. It supports something called Nightwatch now. Have you heard of Nightwatch? And it's also a plan support protector. So now let's move to this one here. A test recorder. I've also created the Discord channel that hopefully, we got some people using WinsDesk start using it. I've not actually used in production yet, to be honest, I have actually not done much Ember in like the last year or so anyway. 'Cause of you know, typescript, and vanilla and stuff like that. So I wrote all this stuff in typescript, I'll give you a quick demonstration of some of it in action. Now, I'll show you in a test application which I use to test the base inputs and stuff like that. And permutations of what it's doing. And then I'll show ya in a real Ember app, one I downloaded off the web, I think one, and see how it goes. I do have some videos up on YouTube, if you go to my Get Help page here. So this the app that I use to test various things like this. Before, it was basically a black rectangle and it sat on the bottom side of the page like this. But now, you can resize it. And it is a transparent background. And there's some little bit of UI here. Click on this tag, it tells you what version it is, it's a debug thing, you click on that and it outputs the state of the test recorder, which helps me. May help you, but I dunno. And there's basically a copy button, which copies the code to the clipboard. So, for example, if I just click on the body, it will click gen its code here for Ember. Nothing's actually happened so the and end statement is empty. You can clear this by just clicking this button here. So this is a button that, ya know, it could be an Ember app button or whatever. At the moment, its generating code for EMBER CLI. You can toggle it to Nightwatch, and it'll generate code for Nightwatch. But I think a few Ember guys will like Ember. So click on the Create a div. So what happen here is, because there's no ID on this, it generates the least complicated path to click on this. Then the app listens for changes on the page, and writes the test for it. If I click on this button which removes the text, you can see that uses the ID here, and it checks to see whether or not this element was removed. Miguel I had a talk with, he told me about this thing called, what was it again? - [Miguel] - Has anyone heard of that? So I'm gonna put that on the 2D list to support that. So that it finds that, then we'll use that as a selector. Text, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So what happens here is it fills in this input with this text here, and then it checks to see that there is text in this here. And because I clicked on the page, then it also registered another click here. And finally there is this one. And it generates the test for Ember to change the select input. So the idea is when I can be bothered to update this, I'll have more and more inputs and more different types of interactions and every interaction I will support the beta test stream work. I will show you some code in a minute, but first of all, we have an intermission! Who likes cat videos? - [Audience Member] I like fox videos. - Do you like cat and fox videos? So I actually recorded this in my backyard the other day. - [Audience Member] Any odds on who wins? - So that's the question, who thinks the fox'll win? I was a bit hesitant to this video actually. Five minutes before, there was a tree, and the cat was up the tree, and the fox was at the bottom of the tree. Now, the situation has changed, so what do you think happens? All right, here we go. - [Video] You win! Perfect! - All right, that's good, means you can concentrate for the next five minutes. So I've downloaded big Ember app. Okay let's clear this. And I just put my test recorder on it to see what would happen once I played around with the app. I'll just zoom out a little bit. Though, anyone seen a SAT before? It's something to do with Travis or something like that. It's a big Ember app. Let's click on stuff and see what happens. Branches, let's make sure it doesn't nagivate off the page here. Boom, except all this stuff happens here. Build History, pretty good. Nothing happened. More options. Settings. Okay, okay, something should've, I would have imagined something would have happened there. All right, there's nothing changing. - [Audience Member] It always happens when you want to show something to someone. - That's all right. Profile. All right. Click on this, now this would be a lot easier if you actually wrote the app. I would understand everything that's going on. I don't really understand. That's why I need you guys to use it. You know, 'cause I'm not gonna make an Ember app just to test this. I have a life. Just record something. Sync account. Anyway, let's jump into the code a little bit. Does anyone have a clue how I did this? So, the way it works is, I've actually simplified it from the last time. Basically, the UI, the little, this stuff here, there's like four listeners, and this is basically the app. The decoding app. Then I have the actual stuff that listens to what the user's doing. So for click events, I have a listener on the root here. And then I filter a bunch of stuff that I don't wanna listen to for clicks. Then there's ones for change, so like, selects and stuff like that. And there's also one to focus out. And then, as I add more and more, I'll just add more and more events. There's something called the current code generator, which is links to one of these instances of my Typescript interface, I just call them ICodeGenerator. And all the code generators, like the one for Ember, and the one for Nightwatch, they implement this interface. Which is really nice because if I wanna update all the interfaces, I can just change it here, I don't have to be forced to go and update it. Because it doesn't compile. The actual mutations... Before I was recursively adding mutations to everything in a sort of chi level, but then I discovered there's something in the config of a mutation observer called the subtree. Which then, it listens to anything if you just start it from the root. And also the mutation, when something changes like a, an attribute changes or an element's added, and then I have some generator stuff that gets put into the strings in the code generator. So that's basically all there is to it. There's a to-do. Donations, yeah Where does it stick that? Up at the top right, okay. So what I wanna do is, I removed the root think function out because I'm still thinking about that, how to write that. I wanna allow other inputs like Select To inputs. I can't remember what that was, but it was a good idea at the time. Create code for key-presses. - [Audience Member] Is that to write code of each individual keystroke? - No, I do that already. Oh yeah yeah, that's right, I do it on text inputs, but I suppose I could do it on keys that happen. It could listen to it no matter where it is, right? Key up, down. For the Nightwatch tests, we don't have the. There isn't the Ember knows when to write the test. The and then thing has this sort of, it just knows when to write the sessions. But the Nightwatch is a bit different. The only one I'm just paused 500 milliseconds in all this stuff. So that's where Ember wins hands down there, ya know. So you can see he's a bit different from the Ember tests. Nightwatch is pretty cool as well, it's framework, not agnostic. I was actually asking if the Ember testing thing could be abstracted out of it. And one of the guys in Ember CLI was like, "Why do you wanna do that!" Great test for changes of lengths and less, that may work easier if I have Ember test helper stuff. And cucumber generator protector. End of story, that's it. - [Man] Now were there any questions? - [Audience Member] Like exactly like it did. - Wow. Right. - Okay, hmm, something to think about. Maybe I can get them to sponsor me through. Think this'll feel tame there. - [Audience Member] They could acquire you. - Yeah. I need to close the source though. Invent a JavaScript encryptor that runs and-- - [Man] Any other questions? - All right, thanks.


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I mentioned yesterday that I dedicated last week to submitting a few of my stories to publishers. One of my goals is to be published in a magazine that people buy and is printed on dead trees. It's part of my dream to hand something to my granddaughter that she can keep and say "My Grandma Wrote This…she was a writer."
During the week, I made a few discoveries that I thought I would share with other new writers who might be on the threshold of submitting their work to a publisher for the first time. These discoveries showed me that the Yellow Brick Road we follow to a publishers desk is filled with dangers that could wind up with our efforts thrown into the publisher's waste basket without getting past the first paragraph.
As new writers, we don't have editors and publishers are not on the phone clamoring for our work. So, the first step before I submit a story is to be sure that it's polished until it glows. I accomplish this by getting a professional editor to look at the story. I am lucky to be a published author on Alphie Dog Fiction and they offer editorial services for their authors at a very reasonable price. When I want to submit my work to a magazine, I use them to ensure the work is up to their standards. But, you can also get some of your followers to critique and proofread your work…I have a few that are helping me on the revisions of my book.
Once my piece is as good as I can get it, I search for the right home for it. It is so important that you research the publishers and the magazine to make sure you're sending in a story that fits in with their type of publication. This prevents wasting your time and sometimes the expense of sending in your manuscript. I've mentioned this before, but it's worth repeating, I use Duotrope to locate publishers that are open to new writers and who are accepting submissions. I also look around WordPress for sites such as Morgen Bailey's site (here) that lists publishers looking for submissions and what they are looking for. But, you should also take the time to look through the publication itself to see what the type of stories they have published before and then you can decide if that publication is the right home for your story.
Now, that I have a list of potential publishers, it's time to check their submission guidelines. I was amazed to find out how diverse these guidelines can be. Electronic submission guidelines sometimes require the document be in a specific format (.doc) or they want you to copy your story into an e-mail. Some require that you send a cover letter and/or a short bio with the story.
And then there are the publishers who will only accept submissions by snail mail (postal). You should be sure to follow their guidelines specifically regarding spacing, font and format they want the submissions to have. I include a cover letter with these submissions and I make sure to include a Self-addressed Stamped envelope for their reply!
I am stressing the importance of following the guidelines for a very important reason. Publishers want your material…but they want it presented in a professional and neat package. One publisher I have submitted to stated quite honestly in the guidelines that the majority of rejections they made were based on the writer's failure to follow their guidelines. So, check and double check before you send out that story to the publisher.
Which brings me to the cover letter for submitting my work. I searched the Internet and found a great piece by Freelance Writing (here) that shows you how to write a good cover letter. I especially like the fact that they recommend you keep it short and simple.
Before I finish, I do want to share some advice that a writer friend gave me when I first started to consider publishing my work. They recommended that I submit to publishers whether they pay for your work or not…the key is to get published. When I wrote my first cover letter, I had no credentials; now I have two publications that have accepted my stories and one pays a pittance and the other not at all. But, it feels wonderful to be able to include that sentence: "My work has been previously published in Alphie Dog Fiction and Totally for Women."
And, I hope by all the research and the sharp attention I've paid to the submission process, that I will add to those credentials soon.
So, I hope my experiences this past week will help some of those new writers who are just getting ready to walk down the Publisher's Yellow Brick Road. I'll keep you updated on the results of my efforts. Good luck to all of us and keep writing!
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text: Jive Posted August 1, 2001 Well well well... First of all, my english is not as good as I wish! So...be patient ! You don't have send me any message, but i'm not afraid of you : I make the first step toward you ! For a man who is not afraid to put this on his site page : <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>I ate them...</TITLE> </HEAD> and : "I know so much about HTML that I stole this webpage from Adam Windsor" So, you confess to ate them... and to be a stoler? ^_^ Amazing ! It's a friend of mine who tell me to read : http://thefish.8m.com/Arch2.htm He said to me : "you must answer him" "Well I noticed my name under the credit of "Onemore.wad"." Great news : you recognize that I have not said to be in any way an author of any part of this wad collection ! You recognize that I always give credit to all the authors of the work I promot on my site ! "Authors may NOT use this WAD as a base to build additional WADs." Have I build anything around your stuff ? Have I changed or added anything in your stuff? Have I putted it in a megawad as Doom2 with levels before and levels after? I have not used "Class_ep" as a base ! I have not build any addionnal WADS! Your work in entire, without any addition, in a whole episode ! "(No fondamental modification of the levels!)" Bullshit! For starters, the wad is no longer named "Class_ep". " He, you have forgotten your glasses? Look at the "deh" file and you will se all the names : names of the levels, names of the authors. Look at the screens I have made : the exact name is designed ! Here, I say that you are a liar ! " It no longer runs at episode 2. " Oh yes : I have made that terrible thing! I confess ! But why have I made that ? You don't have noticed that the four episodes of that megawad were in a difficulty progression? You don't have noticed that your work was so fine that I have decided to conclude the trilogy by a hit? (the fourth episode is not the conclusion of this megawad : it's a gift, very very very hard, as in the normal Ultimate Doom ) "The sky is different " different of what? Have you made a sky by yourself? No! It's different to the Doom sky? Yes ! Why? You are the author of this Doom sky? "(and ugly if I may add). " thanks for your great appreciation of my work! Because it's my work! I don't have stollen it ! I have made since a year around a thousand of skies... (check on my site, and you will see my work) And those one don't aggree you ! I'm very sad of that, really, and it's not a joke ! Others players will appreciate your sentence ! "e2m5 and e2m6 were reversed when added to e3 because of e3's different secret exit." it's a problem for you? Really? I'm sorry about that, really ! Because I have tried to keep all the features you have made ! I shall not want to modify any fondamental part of your work! And secret exits were a great part of it ! "he added missing textures. However, this fucks up the appearance for non-GL ports " I really think you need glasses! Have you noticed that my site is dedicated to opengl wads? Guys who don't want to play opengl mode don't need to go on my site to download anything! They can go on others excellents sites, as yours (but : why is there so few visitors...?) and play with original maps ! Are you really beleaving that my work make yours ugly?!? It's a joke, he?...Yes, it's a joke! Ok : I'm comforted! ;-) "Most notably Jive completely ruined the finale map e2m8. Since he bumped it to e3m8 the Cyberdemon trick no longer works " Player have always the possibility, as I have made, to kill it, for the fun ! But, and I was terribly ennoyed with that, its death don't ended the episode ! Yes, it's the thruth! Finaly, it's not as terrible as you say : "he made it fully possibly to completely skip the final battle" But player have the choice to fight or not ! That ok! But I was in front of a choice : if I don't made that, I must decide to don't use your incredible work in my compilation! And I absolutely want it ! It was so fine ! So, I made a possibility to end properly the level, without pressing the "Esc" touch...! I was not happy of that decision, but I had no choice ! (and I have send an email to ask you to make modification! Do you remember? I think you don't remember that...!) "He never emailed me notifying me of it either." "Are you a liar ?!? I have send you an email, when I was trying it and when I discover this very annoying problem ! Oh yes : I can't prove it, because all my old sends are erased ! But, me, I'm not a liar ! "But under the root directory is just onemore.wad and onemore.txt" Yes : I absolutely want to make honnest makings, and just in front of your eyes, you can't avoid it ! But all the necessary files are on the sub directory "Doc", with the exact name, and without any changement ! Because I always put authors in front, and not me! Ask around you : ask to Thierry Van Elsewé, King Elvis, MR. ROCKET, Paul Corfiatis, Phoebus, William Mull, Darknation, Bob Larkin, Alastair Montgomery, Ty Halderman, Marc Rousseau, Hellion, Bill Parker...and so on! All this great men know me ! Ask them who I am and what is my goal! Ask them if you dare ! But you will not have the courage to make that, because you know that I am sure of me and sure of my serious! I have keeped the best for the end : "To top it off he lists himself as the author, which is misleading. " Yes i'm the author of all those modifications, no one else! Yes i'm the author of the forty graphic screens you can find in "onemore.wad" Yes i'm the author of the "deh" file to put author in front ! And when I think that my goal was to bring you at the top... Thank you very much for your thanks! To finish that long email (and because it's two and a half oclock in the night) and because I'm terribly tired, (and some of you know why...) I will say that : you can find on my site three megawads, made by Paul Fleshutes email@example.com :Vengeance, Invasion I and Invasion II. For each of them I have made the same work as for yours... Ask to Paul, and he will say to you that he have nothing to blame, and that he authorize that sort of work, because he now that, finaly, he is the great winner of my work... I am now so tired... So tired... Go to bed ! 0 Share this post Link to post


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Roopkund lake Trek is located in Uttarakhand in the Garhwal Himalayas region. This lake lies on the laps of the Mt. Trishul at an altitude of 16499 ft. This mysterious lake overwhelms the travelers with its history and numbers of stories. Roopkund lake is most known for the five hundred skeletons found on the bank of the lake is are distinctly visible. People believe that these are the skeletons of those heroes who would have fought there in the ancient times. As per the reports, these skeletons are said to belong to the 12th – 15th century, even the skeletal structures of the horses and other animals are also found in this lake.
Roopkund Lake Trek Details
|Chamoli district, Uttarakhand
|Days Required
|8 Days & 7 Nights
|15696 ft alt Track
|Trek Grade
|Things to Carry
Day-1: Kathgodam/Rishikesh – Lohajung
You will start your trip from Lohagunj. So on the first day you have to reach Lohagunj from Kathgodam so that you can start your trek on the next day.
Day-2: Lohajung – Didna Village
You have to start your trek from Lohagunj to Didina Village following a steady uphill trek through Lohagunj Pass which will eventually turn into a downhill trail to the Bedni River. You will have to cross the bridge over the Bedni river and passing through the forests of Oaks and Bamboos you will reach Didina Village. Then you will stay there for the night in the tents.
Day-3: Didna Village – Ali Bugyal
Get up early in the morning and get freshened up, have breakfast and leave the camp as you have to walk an ascend trek through the forests of oaks and bamboos. Garhwal Himalayan Ranges will not be left without admired by you. Then after reaching there look for camping ground as you have to spend the night their in the tents.
Day-4: Ali Bugyal – Ghora Lotani
Get up and leave for your next destination after having breakfast. This is going to be the easiest trek out of all, you may also spot a Himalayan Magpie if you have sharp eyes on your way to Ghora Lotani. You will do overnight camping after reaching there. This is the most eye pleasing and fascinating place along the Roopkund lake trek.
Day-5: Ghora Lotani – Bhagwabasa
Day-6: Bhagwabasa – Roopkund Lake- Bedni Bugyal
On this day you will be trekking from Bhagwabasa to the Roopkund lake and then back to the base camp Bedni Bugyal. After reaching at the Roopkund lake you will have to trek for another half an hour Junar Gali and after exploring the nature's beauty then you will head back to Bedni Bugyal witnessing the Garhwal Himalayas in full glory. Then you will be staying in Bedni Bugyal for that night.
Day-7: Bedni Bugyal - Lohajung (via Wan)
This will be the last day of your trek as you will start trekking back to Lohajung from where you started your trek experiencing the glimpse of Mt. Trishul from Bedni Bugyal. You will walk through steep descents and climbs through forests. After arriving at Wan you will have to take a ride to Lohajung and spend the night there.
Day-8: Drive from Lohajung – Kathgodam/Rishikesh
This will be your last day in the Himalayas and you will return back to your home with bunch of un a orgettable memories.
- Accommodation. (Guest house, Home stay, Camping).
- All Meals while on trek & transits (Veg.) (Egg).
- Trek equipment.
- Permits.
- First aid medical kit.
- Qualified & experienced trek Leader, Guide and Support staff.
- All transportation during the trek program.
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Today, we will go to Puerto Natales, and then the tiring four-day hiking is coming.
Though we ask the hostel to call for a taxi for us to the bus office, the taxi doesn't come in time and we walk directly there with our big luggages.
Sometimes you have to arrange more time to prevent such a event.
The bus to Puerto Natales takes about three hours and the seat is comfortable.
Close to the noon, we arrive at Puerto Natales.
It's really strange that Lonely Planet or Google Map doesn't have a detailed map of this town.
We ask the local for out hostel today that is about seven blocks from the bus office.
By the way, this office also sells the tickets from El Calafate to El Chalten, and I almost get all the tickets I need. Only Shan has to buy her tickets to San Carlos de Bariloche and Puerto Varas as we go to Argentina.
You may wonder why could I buy the tickets of Argentina in Chile. In fact, this company has the cooperation relationship with another company in Argentina, so they could sell tickets of another company to you.
While passing a park along the street, the hostel "Singing Lamb" is near.
I think this is a very excellent hostel in our journey, and this hostel is also recommended by other tourists.
You may also watch the hostel's website. The facilities are nice.
The rooms is not many and we stay in the ten-bed dormitory that is clean and comfortable.
Everyone has a big locker to store the big luggage.
As for the bathroom, it's just good as the bathroom of your home.
The kitchen is also lovely and we prepare the noodle and vegetable soup as the lunch.
Besides, You could buy the shuttle tickets to and from Torres del Paine directly from the staff.
The bus company is Via Paine and the round-trip ticket is 15000 pesos.
Except for the living room, there is a small glass-house beside the yard.
It's a nice place to read book in the sunny afternoon.
In the yard, there is a big tent for a cheaper accommodation.
A lovely stray cat always stays in the yard.
Shan says that the cat will become friendly to human as he got hurt and needs food.
Actually, this stray cat is really very friendly to me.
Before departing to Torres del Paine, the must-do is to rent the equipments.
If you want to save the money, you could bring your backpack, tent, sleepbag and other facilities.
However, you will need a very big luggage and maybe have to pay for the overweight.
I only bring my backpack because this backpack occupys most of the space of my luggage case.
Therefore, I still have to rent a tent and a sleepbag.
The hiking equipments could be bought or rent very easily in Puerto Natales.
We go to the Nancy hostel which is a hostel but running the equipment rental as well.
The prices (this year) are:
Tent (for two people): 4000 pesos per day.
Bleepbag: 2000 pesos per day.
MAt: 1000 pesos (optional choice for camping)
Stick: one stick is 1500 per day, but two sticks is 2000 pesos per day.
The total is about 22000 pesos. If you only camp for one day, it would be much expensive than staying at the refugio.
Returning to the hostel, we pack our luggage. I have to say that it's really heavy.
I worry a little for the four-day hiking because I never hike for such a long time and such a long distance.
Even so, I still believe that the beatiful scenery is worth trying with my strong will.
In the night, I make my favorite spagetti as the dinner. No one knows how the hiking would be, so it's better to eat well before departure.
The next morning, we enjoy the nice breakfast provided by the hostel, and then get on the bus to Torres del Paine.
I think I will miss this hostel and I'm looking forward to coming back to this lovely hostel after the tiring hiking.
It takes about three hours to arrive the national park.
Most of the buses will stop at a small town for a break.
By the way, the Chile border to Argentina is also nearby.
Before starting our hiking, let me express briefly about my plan.
Just as the map shown above, the green lines are the hiking routes and the brown line is for buses and cars.
The bus stops at three locations: Laguna Amarga (G1), Pudeto (G2) and Administracion Conf (G3).
When we arrive at Laguna Amarga, we have to fill the form and pay the admission of 18000 pesos.
The staff will also introduce the park and the notifications.
Most of the tourists will hike the "W" route. I marked the "A, B, C & W" on the map and this green route is the shape of "W".
The three main attractions along this W route are: Mirador las torres (A2), Mirador Frances (B2) and Mirador Grey (C2).
As for A1, B1, M and C1, these are the locations for refugios and campsites.
If you want to go to Regio Torres (A1: Refugio y Cp Torres), you could take another shuttle for 2500 pesos.
Except for two refugios and a campsite, there is also the only 5-star hotel in the park.
After checking in the hostel, we store our big backpack and hike to Mirador las torres with the small backpack.
The scenery around here is actually nice. I think it would be also nice to stay here for a few days without the tiring hiking.
Passing through the only one koisk in front the hostel and the creek, you will find the first information board on the route. It's still easy for the start.
On the board, you will know where you probably are, the distance to the next point and the geography.
No doubt, the way to the Mirador las torres seems to be difficult for most part of the route is the steep ascent. Fortunately, I'm not so stupid to try to hike with the big heavy backpack.
I know that someone may camp at Campamento Torres (free campsite) for watching the sunrise, but it would be the impossible mission for me.
Walking along the track in the valley, the first section is a little tiring but fine for me.
Compared with other place I have visited, this is truely my first hiking.
The scenery is beautiful and the weather is cool.
It's said that the water in the creek is drinkable and tasty.
I'm quite looking forward to have a cup of coffe cooked with the water.
It takes about two hours for us to arrive the first campsite Chileno. The time is still in the average as the information told.
We take a short break here and drink a nice coffee.
It's true that the coffee is tasty if you cook it with a nice water. There is nothing better than this.
Besides, we also see some horses around the campsite. It's also another activity in the park.
Since our time is still in the average, it gives me the confidence to walk toward the next campsite.
The average time for the second section is 1.5 hours, but we walk for two hours.
Campamento Torres is a free campsite that is the closest point to the Mirador las Torres.
I'm glad that I didn't hike with my big backpack, or it would be very tiring to come here.
As the board displays, the time for going to Mirador Las Torres is about 45 minutes.
In Chile, Mirador means the place for watchinf nice scene. This word is quite useful if you want to find beautiful attractions.
Even though the expected time is only 45 minutes, the last section to the mirador is the most difficult of all.
Preciselt speaking, I don't think that is a track because there are many rocks with all sizes.
Except for the deep ascent, the rocks make the hiking pretty tiring.
Besides, I'm tired after the four-hour hiking, therefore, this last section is hard for me and I have to rest frequently as I walk for a few steps.
Finally, after another "Two Hours", I reach the mirador. Yes, two hours. It's pretty tiring.
Thus, the total time for going to Mirador las Torres is about six hours.
Thanks that the weather is fine and cool, and the scene in front of the three peaks and a lagoon is pretty nice.
I suddently know why others prefer to watch the sunrise here, though it's impossible for me.
We spend aother four hours returning to the refugio.
I've never walked for such a long time before.
Because we missed the dinner time, I pay for the extra food in the bar.
So, if you're not sure whether you could return for dinner, remember not to order the dinner in advance.
The unknown food I ordered from the bar is big in portion with chips, cheese, hams, eggs, fuits and etc.
It's rich but I prefer the big-size Cola....Except for the breakfast in the hostel, I didn't eat a lot today.
The second day in Paine, we have the breakfast in the restaurant.
My schedule today is walking to Campsite Italiano which is the closest point to Mirador Frances.
Actually, there is a refugio Cuemos before Campsite Italiano, but I don't think it's a good ideal to go back to Cuemos for our big backpack after the tiring hiking from Mirador Frances. Thus, the mirador would be the goal of the third day, and then we will continue walking to Refugio Paine Grande.
You may find a world map in the bar/restaurant, the hikers from manu contries left their message here.
Of course, you could find the messages left by Taiwan tourists.
Besides, the information about the ferry from Paine Grande is important.
They only provide three trips per day and the fare is 12000 pesos.
Becuse most of the backpackers said the route from Refugio Torres to Campsite Itsliano is easy, I didn't evaluated this route carefully and we hike with our big backpack for the camping in the campsite.
Except for a small section that we walked yesterday, the route is different after the first information board.
The route is actually easier and you could find wold birds along the way. If you have a telescopic lens, you may get a nice photo.
The weather is also a sunny day.
However, the sunny day is not always good when you walk in the open field without trees and cloud.
It's pretty hot! The route is easy indeed but the distance is quite long (about 11 km).
Even I don't feel tired, I could not walk very quickly in such a hot day.
Other hikers walk through us and disappear in front of our eyes quickly. I think that is the difference between the beginner and the pro.
According to the information, the time for gong to Cuemos is about four hours, and it takes another 2.5 hours to Italiano.
The problem for us is that we're not good at hiking. The big sun, the heavy backpack and the ascent are all the factors we could not finish the route today as the information expected.
As we pass the bridge over the stream, it's already five hours after departing from Refugio Torres and I don't know when could we arrive at the Cuemos.
Three hours later, we finally reach the campsite Cuemos.
It's almost six o'clock in the evening and we spent eight hours to finish this hiking.
We see an information at the reception: the campsite Italiaso is closed.
It should be a bad news but becomes a good news for us (we don't need to hike to the next campsite).
In fact, I could not walk any more and we decide to camp here tonight.
Due to the strange reason, my teeth are quite painful.
I only eat the instant noodle and rest after the quick shower.
P.S Shan says that the pain is the result of lacking Vitamin C.
The third day in the morning, my breakfast is still the instant.
Actually, I could not eat any solid food with painful teeth.
After the bad experience yesterday, we decide to change the schedule today.
According to our speed, it's impossible for us to hike to Mirador Frances and go to Refugio Paine Grande.
The 5-hour round trip to Mirador Frances may becomes 8 to 10 hours at least, and the 2.5-hour hiking from Italiano to Paine Grande may becomes 4 hours.
If we insist to do so, the total trip would be more than 12 hours and we will miss our dinner time again.
So, we skip the mirador and choose to walk to the refugio directly. Dinning on time is our only goal today.
Compared with the route yesterday, the route today is much easier than the first two days.
I suudently think of a good plan for acomplishing the purpose of watching three miradors in an easy way.
You could see my plan at the last.
Maybe the wind is strong, we see rainbow over the lake many times.
Some parts of the route are in the forest. With the wind, I walk very comfortably.
Just as we expected, we spend four hours to arrvie at Campsite Italiano.
This campsite is closed for the construction.
We find some tents around here. Maybe camping here is still possible but you could not use the facilities.
Most of the hikers will leave their backpacks here and go for Mirador Frances.
As for us, unless we have one more day in Torres del Paine, it's imposible to go there.
The route from Italiano to Paine Grande is still easy.
After the first big lake "Lago Nordenskjol", you will find another dark-blue lake "Lago Skottberg".
The trees around here were burned last year.
Walking along the lake, even there are some ascents, it's easy for us. The windy weather is also the factor.
Besides, when I run out of my water, I always could find a creek for the fresh water.
I really thank this giving from the nature. Nothing is more treasurable than drinking water.
As we see the third lake "Lago Pehue" and pass the strong-windy area, the refugio is shown at the far side of the lake.
Finally, we arrive the refugio at about 4 p.m and the total time is eight hours. It's not a good record.
Refugio Paine Grande was originally named "Refugio y Camp Pehoe" on the map.
Except for the dormitory, there is also a big camp ground.
We feel great as we rest in the room and drink our own cola.
The scene outside the window is the beautiful lake.
Due to the strong wind, I see a rainbow over the lake. It only appears for a very short moment.
The dinner is quite nice, especially the spicy vegetable that helps me finishing the whole dinner.
I also look around the campsite. The facilities is nice with a kitchen where you could get free gas cans and use the free stoves.
However, the wind is too strong with sand. It seems to be terrible to camp here for a night.
Even you stay in the dormitory, remember not to open the window, or the sand and grass would be blew into the room.
Our last in Torres del Paine, we want to take the ferry at ten o'clock after the breakfast.
Maybe we could go back the lovely hostel for a nice rest.
However, the people for the ferry is so much that there is a long line as we go to the dock at 9:30.
It means that you have to stay in a line very early.
Thus, we could not get on the first ferry but take the expected ferry at the noon.
The ferry will go to the other side of the lake called Pudeto. There is a cafeteria where you could leave your backpack if you want to look around here.
The attractions here is a mirador and a waterfull. This route is pretty easy and only takes about two hours for the round trips.
About walking for 30 minutes, you will find the waterfull "Salto Grande" which means "Big Waterfull".
Amazingly, I see the rainbow over the waterfull. I've seen rainbow many times during these four days.
Continue walking, the forest is also burned last year.
The end of the route is the mirador where you see the lake and two mountains.
Though the scene is nice, it's not a perfect location for photographing.
I think that the location after the waterfull would be better if you want to catch two mountains in the scene.
After the easy walking, I still want to find the wild Guanaco.
However, the staff tell us that there is few Guanaco around here.
The information on the guide map is only a reference.
Therefore, we rest in the cafeteria waiting for the return shuttle.
On the way returning to Puerto Natales, I look for Guanacos through the window.
In fact, the hill near the entrance is the best place for watching Guanacos, but the window could not be opened so the photos are not very nice (on my flickr).
About ten o'clock, we arrive at Puerto Natales.
After returning the equipments, we come back to the lovely hostel in the late night.
I re-arrange my luggages and cook the curry-falvored noodle soup as my dinner.
I just realized that why some tourists will fall in a deep sleep as we came here at the first day.
If you hiked for many days in Torres del Paine, you will feel that the bed of the hostel is your heaven.
At last, I orgnize the stuffs you may need while hiking in Torres del Paine:
1. A big backpack with the raincoat.
2. Sleepbag, tent, MAT, gas stove, gas can and other dining facilities (unless you decide to stay at the refugios)
3. hiking stick (one at least)
4. A wind-proof and rain-proof coat and pants.
5. Clothes and underwears.
6. Mountain shoes (water-proof)
7. Sunglasses, sun cream and a hat.
8. A kettle or a bottle
9. Food and vitamin C.
10. Toiletry, watch, camera and lens, and other things you need.
As for the easy way to visit three miradors, my plan is:
Day 1: Departing from Puerto Natales to Refugio Torres, and then hike to Mirador las Torres with the small backpack. You could also stay here one day more and hike to the mirador in the next morning.
Day 2: Take the shuttle to Pudeto and take the ferry to Refugio Paine Grande.
Day 3: Hike to Mirador Grey with the small backpack, and stay at Refugio (or Refugio Grey for an extra day).
Day 4: Hike to campsite Italiano with the big backpack. Camp here.
Day 5: Hike to Mirador Frances with the small backpack, and then camp at campsite Italiano.
Day 6: Return to Refugio Paine Grande. If you depart early, you may catch the ferry to Pudeto, and then take the bus back to Puerto Natales. If you also want to look around Pudeto, you could stay at Paine Grande and take the ferry in the next day just as we did.


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Strengthen the Role of Tech Product Marketing to Succeed in a Connected Environment
by Todd Berkowitz | October 13, 2014 | 6 Comments
Back many moons ago, or at least far enough back that I had a lot more hair (and far less gray in it), I began my career in public relations. But within a few years, I realized I wanted to go into product marketing, so much so that I left a really promising startup because they didn't have any openings. I don't exactly remember why I wanted to move into product marketing, but I suspect it was because it seemed like the perfect position. Know the product and create the external "story." Then act as an evangelist to sales, prospects, customers, analysts and press.
This was almost 15 years ago. The Internet was becoming a big deal, but it wasn't the primary source of research for technology buyers. This was long before lead management systems were in vogue. Selling was about relationships, and PR and trade shows (seemed like there was an event almost every week) were the primary ways marketing generated leads.
I did that for several years and then took some time off to get an MBA and be with my kids and shortly after that I took a job running marketing for a startup. Suddenly the world had changed. Marketing's focus had shifted to lead generation and product marketing started getting measured by how many MQLs they could create. At companies with strong sales cultures, product marketers found their jobs changing. At companies with technology-driven cultures. product marketers became more focused on content as product management took an even more prominent role. Many experienced product marketers soon found employment in other positions and the function became even less influential.
But as the B2B technology buying cycle started changing over the last few years, many technology providers tried to create ever more content to appeal to prospects who were doing more research prior to engagement. But then the number of MQLs that turned into actual sales started to decline and providers realized that revenue was more important than lead volume. And this started causing a lot of headaches for sales leaders and individual sales reps (a topic we've explored in detail as part of the Gartner Future of IT Sales special report). And it's even forcing a re-thinking about the basic go-to-market models, from product or market-led to "connected" (subscription required).
All of this change opens up an opportunity for product marketing to take a more prominent role. The connected model requires sales, marketing and product management to work more collaboratively As I detail in my new research note entitled "Tech Go-to-Market: The Connected Model Requires a More Strategic and Expanded Role for Technology Product Marketers" (subscription required), there is a need for product marketers to take the lead in certain areas and facilitate collaboration in other areas if providers want to be successful in a connected go-to-market model.
In my note, I highlight several ways that providers should be utilizing product marketers to drive success in a connected environment:
- Allow them to create compelling stories for internal and external purposes
- Focus their attention on conversions to closed deals rather than generating leads
- Provide market-based input into product road maps and strategy
- Collaborate with sales and product management to improve segmentation, win/loss analysis and sales enablement
Providers don't have to make this happen at all once, nor is it particularly feasible to simply "flip a switch" and change responsibilities. In addition, culture shifts take time and adoption of new models are often multi-year events. But as your organization moves towards a connected model, consider broadening and strengthening the roles and responsibilities of product marketing.
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Great post. Like you, I have been in a number of technology companies and I have learned how much influence the Product marketing role can have. Done properly, it can be pivotal.
Unfortunately, many companies are still led by engineering or sales, not by customers, through product marketing.
I built a slideshare deck with ideas that are aligned and complementary to the research you have been publishing. http://www.slideshare.net/gerardodada/defining-product-marketing I hope you find it useful.
This is just a great article – one of those "oh, I'm not the only one preaching this" kinds of moments 🙂
Content, story-telling, customer experience (missing from above yet crucial to PMK in my opinion), and comps analysis, GTM, and a direct line to the top are some of the essential ingredients to PMK success.
Just an observation here … why isn't there a LinkedIn Share button? I see one for FB (which I personally don't consider a business social sharing site – but some do), Twitter, Delicious, Digg, and Google+ – but no LinkedIn – I find that strange.
Now, as for the article – even within an organization, it can change – depending on the leadership of the company (even more than business focus or maturity). I have personally witnessed ProdMktg shift from a focus on ProdMgt side, to Sales, to LeadGen, to "programs", and then back again – all based upon who was leading the company. And I believe the cause is the senior (as in top CMO or VP) marketing person. Some of those don't understand ProdMktg – therefore, they don't defend it from a position of any strength.
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Panama City Beach is home to many great bars and clubs, but one has always stood out among the rest as it is a massive party spot all year – but especially during Spring Break! Club La Vela was recently named as one of the top 100 world's best nightclubs by the International Nightlife Association based in Barcelona.
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"This is an amazing honor and tremendous exposure for Panama City," said Neil Knight, director of marketing and entertainment for Club La Vela. "Honestly, think about it. Think about all the clubs in Florida alone. Then think of all the clubs in the country. And then think of all the clubs in the world."
Club La Vela is a true super club with 10 theme rooms, 48 bar stations, 50,000 watts of sound, cutting edge lighting, and a beachside pool. Featuring live rock in the Rock Arena and a variety of DJs, bands, and other entertainment throughout the club there really is something for everybody.
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We stayed in the country house of our friends Elio and Giovanna, in Ragusa, Sicily for a few days last week, to say goodbye and see Bella Sicilia one more time. Here are some views of this peaceful place set in the Ragusa countryside. Here's a link to Elio's website if you want to find out more about pricing and availability etc: http://www.affittocasa.net/sicily-italy/index.html
Sicilian "mandorini" in the kitchen window
Back door and picnic table on side veranda
Gate to the veranda from the stone courtyard
The veranda, a shady spot with cozy benches
Sunday, March 25, 2007
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Prof. Mari Dezawa graduated Chiba University School of Medicine in 1989, awarded the degree of MD. She worked as a resident in Department of Internal Medicine and Cardiology in Chiba University hospital for two years and then she got PhD degree in 1995. She became a research associate of Department of Anatomy in Chiba University Graduate School of Medicine where she started to clarify the mechanism of neural regeneration. She then moved to Department of Anatomy Yokohama City University as Assistant Professor in 2000 where she started to work with mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs). After moving to Kyoto University Graduate School of Medicine as Associate Professor in 2003, she discovered methods to induce neurons and skeletal muscle cells from human MSCs (J. Clin. Invest, 2004; Science, 2005). In 2008, she became Professor and Chair of Department of Stem Cell Biology and Histology and Department of Anatomy and Anthropology in Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine. Recently, she discovered a novel type of intrinsic human pluripotent stem cells which are named Muse cells that reside in normal adult mesenchymal tissues (PNAS, 2010, 2011).
Edward Lanphier is the founder of Sangamo BioSciences, and has served as president, chief executive officer and a member of the Board of Directors since the company's inception in 1995. He has over 30 years of experience in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry including senior management positions at Somatix Therapy Corporation, BioGrowth, Inc., Biotherapeutics, Inc., and Synergen, Inc. Before joining Synergen, he was employed by Eli Lilly and Company in the strategic business planning-biotechnology group. Mr. Lanphier is currently the Chairman of the Board and Executive Committee of the Alliance for Regenerative Medicine, the preeminent global advocate for regenerative and advanced therapies. He also serves on the Board of Directors of The Biotechnology Institute, the Board of Trustees of The Buck Institute for Research on Aging, is a member of the Industry Advisory Board for the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, and is on the Dean's Advisory Board of the University of Michigan School of Public Health. Mr. Lanphier has a B.A. in biochemistry from Knox College.
Lawrence Stanton joined the Genome Institute of Singapore in 2002, where he serves as an Associate Director. He holds Adjunct Professorships at the Department of Biological Sciences, National University of Singapore, and School of Biological Sciences, Nanyang Technological University. His current research is focused on the molecular characterization of transcriptional regulatory networks in stem cells and disease-specific iPSC cells with the aim to direct the growth, differentiation, and reprogramming of these cells into therapeutically useful tissues and models of human diseases. Recently, the lab has been generating induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC) from patients with neurological disorders. These patient-specific iPSC are then converted into various neural cell types, which provides us the opportunity to study diseased neural tissue in vitro. By generating "micro-tissues" of neural origin by bioengineering multiple cell types in 3-D on biocompatible materials his group is collaborating with clinical and industrial partners to understand the molecular basis of neurological diseases and to discover therapeutic modalities to treat such disorders. He began his studies on differentiation of human embryonic stem cells while Director of Functional Genomics at Geron Corporation. Prior to that, he worked at Agilent Technologies and Scios Inc, where he held senior research and management positions in drug discovery. He has authored more than 80 scientific publications in peer-reviewed journals, is an inventor on 11 patents, an active member of the International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR), is on the editorial board for the journals Stem Cells and Current Molecular Medicine, and serves on the Executive Committee of the Stem Cell Society of Singapore. In 2011, together with colleagues from GIS, he was awarded the prestigious President's National Science Award (Singapore).
Dr. Minoru Ueda received a DDS degree from Tokyo Medical and Dental University in 1978 and a PhD degree in medical science from Nagoya University in 1982. He was appointed Professor and Chair of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at Nagoya University School of Medicine in 1994, also Visiting Professor of Stem Cell Engineering at Institute of Medical Science, University of Tokyo in 2003 and Korea University Ansan Hospital, Korea in 2011. He became Chairman of scientific advisory board at Japan Tissue Engineering, Inc. which was the first tissue engineering company in 1999 to commercialize the cultured skin. In recognition of his highly distinguished career, he received the "2004 President Award" from the Science Council of Japan for his contribution to the development of tissue engineered skin and cartilage. He is former President at Japanese Tissue Engineering Society, Asian Tissue Engineering Society, and Vice-President at Tissue Engineering International & Regenerative Medicine Society. He is also an Associate Editor at the Academy of Osseointegration. Currently he holds the positions of Professor Emeritus at Nagoya University, Japan, Visiting Professor at Bergen University, Norway and the Chairman for the newly formed (end 2014) Foundation for Preemptive Medicine, Japan.


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I enjoyed reading your perspective on the "The function of leadership and am in total agreement.
If current leaders do not recognize it is time to shift their prespectives and embrace developing leaders they will hit that brick wall before they know it.
Your idea of three levels of Create, Embrace & Challenge is excellent.
May I have you permission to use this information. I will soon be writing my Dissertation on Leadership and this information would be helpful. Of course you would be listed in my references.
Thank you in advance for your consideration.
Very well put. It provides pragmatic steps towards creating an environment where people feel connected to the one who is the leader. It is lonely at the top for most leaders because they are not available and therefore dis-attuned to those whose ultimately are the engine behind the potential success of the business mission. There is a specific set of brain circuits that mediate such connection and unfortunately there seems to be an inverse relationship between the highest levels of organizational leadership and the ability to manifest socially engaged behaviour. I have written about the gateway to attuned leadership which can be opened up through working with the brain's procedural learning and social engagement systems. By interrupting old patterns of individual and organizational behaviour and laying down new brain circuitry, new behaviours emerge and self organize into higher planes of organizational leadership. It all starts with leaders who put people first and who are interested in more conscious ways of being together within a purpose that transcends self interest – making a difference through common interest.
Be my guest 🙂 and please feel free to use any of my material and I would love to hear more feedback from more people within your circle. Thank you again it means alot to me.
Some of the barriers are inheriting leaders who were promoted because they were great "workers", you know the type that were reliable, worked hard doing there tasks, friendly, great with guests, all the potential stars we as leaders enjoy. The barrier was we promoted this individuals assuming they were ready for the next step, or needed someone to assist when a turnover occurred and thought this person would make a great leader. "Duh", okay you got promoted or left the company and the next leader came in and recognized what in the world were you thinking? This person did not have the character to lead, yes they do their job well, but struggled in the leadership area. Making the tough call, delays in response to areas critical as being a leader. The attempt to guide and lead them to becoming a more effective leader becomes ineffective, they feel they are doing a good job, become defensive and feel you are attacking them, after all they have been doing the job??? We need to take the time to qualify someone that is wanting to assume the lead role and not feel insecure that the leader role is ours to hold on to. We need to let go and have the person continue to assume this role. When the time arises either through a promotion or vacancy, this person will be ready to rock and roll.
When I think of my greatest successes in developing leadership talent, I know that the 3 levels of development that you've outlined (create partnerships, embrace dialogue & challenge the status quo) have always been the underlying keys to those successes. Thanks for sharing these effective methods with others.
Those individuals with potential leadership qualities must be proactively identified, assessed and nurtured by current leaders. Developing leadership talent is not a passive venture. Organizations need to actively embrace and pursue activities associated with leadership development to ensure continuity of a solid leadership pipeline that provides sustainable growth and ongoing success.
I strive to consistently provide guidance and mentoring for my staff so that they have exposure to situational leadership challenges and solutions and experiential opportunities to prepare themselves for that next step in their career path. Leadership at all levels of an organization–from first line supervisors to senior executives–should generously share their knowledge and experience with staff identified as candidates with high potential for leadership growth. Release those old fears about developing staff to the point that they could do (take) your job. The best way to facilitate your own opportunities for growth is to ensure that there are others ready to fill the leadership void you create as you move up or on yourself.
I like the vision you articulated for your team. I think it's the call of any leader to create more leaders instead of more followers. That's the future of leadership and mentoring.


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Ralph Balson
12 Aug 1890 - 1964
Artist profile
In the early 1940s, Ralph Balson moved towards complete abstraction, referring to his new flat, geometric compositions as 'constructive paintings'. His 1941 show at Anthony Hordern's gallery in Sydney has been acclaimed as the first entirely non-figurative solo exhibition in Australia. Balson continued painting in this vein for the next 15 years.
Around 1950, Balson simplified his forms further towards rectilinear shapes, echoing the abstractions of Piet Mondrian. Later in the decade he moved to a softer colour palette and clearly visible brushstrokes. His colleague Grace Crowley shifted similarly towards geometric abstraction, preserving a more vivid use of primary colours and dynamic movement across the picture space.
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oil on paperboard
85.7 x 109.9 cm board; 87.5 x 112.4 x 3.1 cm frame
Signature & date
Signed and dated l.r. corner, yellow oil "R-BALSON -/42".
Purchased with funds provided by an anonymous purchase fund for contemporary Australian art 1970
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© Ralph Balson Estate
Shown in 4 exhibitions
Exhibition history
Society of Artists Annual Exhibition (1942), Education Department Gallery [Loftus Street], Sydney, 02 Sep 1942–24 Sep 1942
Ralph Balson: a retrospective:
- Heide Park and Art Gallery, Melbourne 15 Aug 1989–24 Sep 1989
- Newcastle Art Gallery, Newcastle 06 Oct 1989–19 Nov 1989
- Wollongong Art Gallery, Wollongong 01 Dec 1989–28 Jan 1990
- Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney 14 Feb 1990–01 Apr 1990
- University of Queensland Art Museum, Brisbane 12 Apr 1990–24 May 1990
Parallel Visions: Twenty-two artists from the Australian collection, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, 22 Feb 2002–May 2003
Sydney Moderns, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, 06 Jul 2013–07 Oct 2013
Referenced in 11 publications
Bruce Adams, Ralph Balson A Retrospective, Bulleen, Jul 1989, 24, 26 (colour illus.), 76. cat.no. 12
Nicholas Chambers, Art and Australia (Vol. 40, No. 2), 'Ralph Balson: "Painting". Abstracting the invisible', pg. 250-251, Sydney, Dec 2002-Feb 2003, 250.
Deborah Edwards, Australian art: in the Art Gallery of New South Wales, 'Moderns', pg. 103-104, Sydney, 2000, 104, 128 (colour illus.), 300.
Paul McGillick, Aspect: Art and Literature, 'The importance of Ralph Balson', pg. 4-17, Mona Vale, Winter 1981, 14 (illus.), 15.
Hal Missingham (Editor), Art Gallery of New South Wales Quarterly, Sydney, Jul 1971, 606, 616, 617 (illus.). Special Gifts
Lisa Slade, Sydney moderns: art for a new world, ''What the arty call the abstract': Ralph Balson's 1941 exhibition', pg. 290-295, Sydney, 2013, 293 (colour illus.), 310, 320.
Jill Sykes, Look, 'Small and temporary: but it's a big pointer to the future', pg. 28-29, Sydney, Sep 2011, front cover (colour illus., detail), 9 (colour illus.), 28.
Elena Taylor, Symposium papers: Colour in art - revisiting 1919 & R-Balson, 'Crowley-Balson: Collaboration in abstraction', pg. 37-39, Sydney, 2008, 37, 38.
Daniel Thomas, Gallery A Sydney 1964 - 1983, 'Ralph Balson and Gallery A', pg. 103-115, Campbelltown, 2009, 105 (colour illus.), 110, 112.
Natalie Wilson, Parallel visions: works from the Australian collection, 'Grace Crowley / Ralph Balson / Frank Hinder / Margel Hinder', pg. 88-103, Sydney, 2002, 94, 95 (colour illus.), 142, 147.
Grace Crowley's contribution to Australian modernism and geometric abstraction, 'Partnership in abstraction', pg. 105-130, Newcastle upon Tyne, 2010, 114, 115 (illus.). figure 5.3


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1 – I Struggle Between Wanting To Stay Up Late And Wanting Extra Hours Of Sleep.
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10 – The last refuge of the insomniac is a sense of superiority to the sleeping world. Leonard Cohen
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Ok, so I know that the title is cheesy, but how else is a guy supposed to introduce this article. As we move deep into the summer, I think it's necessary to draw attention to that which is most important. Meat. The focal point of any summer gathering ought to be some kind of an animal cooked over some kind of a flame (see The36 #35).
And one of the elements that will add a ton of flavor to any meat is a spice rub. Really, I think that a lot of people make creating a spice rub far more complicated than it needs to be. It's like they see all the herbs and spices in the world and feel that they need to find a way to combine as many of them as possible into their rub. The pic I've included shows the ingredients to my pork shoulder rub. There are 7. Not 17. Certainly not 70. 7. Do you absolutely need a different rub for every type of meat? Not really. Basically, any rub starts with salt, sugar, and spice (typically paprika). From that point it is completely up for experimentation. Common additions are garlic and/or onion powder, black pepper, dry mustard cumin, and assorted chili powders. The less you complicate the rub, the more generalized its use can be. I've added ground clove to my pork rub because I really think it accentuates the richly sweet flavor of the pork. If I left it off, I would have a general rub good for basically any beast.
On to the recipe. The last time I used this rub I coated a bunch of pork steaks in it and (after letting them sit in the fridge for a few hours) tossed them into a smoker with some hickory chips at 225°F for two hours. I then finished them on a hot grill basting with a doctored up store bought barbeque sauce. Completely unforgettable. Take the chance in the comments section to share your best dry rubs and/or any comments on barbeque.
Pork Shoulder Rub
¼ c. Paprika
¼ c. Brown Sugar
3 Tblsp. Salt
1 Tblsp. Black Pepper
1 Tblsp. Garlic Powder
1 Tblsp. Chipotle Powder (or any chili/chile powder)
1 tsp. Clove, ground
A couple of final notes on sugar ratios in rubs. One thing to realize is that sugar burns. If you will be cooking with a higher heat, you should consider reducing/eliminating the sugar in your rub. Also, you can try reducing/eliminating sugar for beef rubs. Again, experiment on your own and enjoy.