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"testing code and pre" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-12-01 15:00:26

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"Art Museums and Photographer Scott McFarland" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-12 12:53:12

This weekend my old high school friend Jess came to visit at the very same time that New York was hit with the nasty leftovers of Hurricane Noel. The weather was pretty awful so we spent Saturday wandering the six floors of the Museum of Modern Art - although I’ve lived here for over a year now. I had somehow never been. I’m not sure exactly what I feel about museums. Being an unabashed nerd. I love to learn about new things. But sometimes especially in art museums standing around and looking at the art isn’t enough for me — it seems a little pointless. I want to know about the artist. I want to know about the techniques. I want to know about the original public response. In general. I want context. I like reading the placards and listening to the lame audio tracks. I want the story. Milling around for hours and only looking at each piece for a few seconds before moving on doesn’t do it for me. But then again there’s love at first sight. On the photography floor in the contemporary section. I saw this photograph. ““ by Scott McFarland and was drawn to it right away (as you can see it’s for sale if you’d like to buy it for me). On one level the orchard looked normal. But at the same time it felt otherworldly - or as if it were slightly surreal or just a touch psychedelically beautiful. I couldn’t put my finger on it. I shoved my way to the placard. I noted his name and later at home. I read all I could about him on the internet. McFarland it turns out is a very young subtly experimental Canadian photographer. He digitally alters many of his pictures to make them just a little magical - it’s almost like an emotional optical illusion. In “Orchard View” he took pictures of the same orchard throughout the four seasons and then mixed them together seemingly picking each plant at its most dramatic moment. While one shrub is gravid with spring blossoms another just feet away is fired with fall foliage. (For another example of how he alters his photos subtly look at the one posted above. At first it just seems weirdly surreal. Upon a closer look though you can see that each cactus is casting a shadow in a different direction. The effect is strange — you start to question exactly how much of the picture is real at all.) Besides his work being extremely striking and affecting. I love the sentiment of his experiments as well. Photography is supposed to be. I would say the non-fiction of the visual arts. Whatever you snap pictures of is The Truth. It happened exactly as you see it. It’s a frozen actual accurate moment in time. But McFarland seems to know that it’s a lot more complicated in that. What if one wants to capture the truth of a place across time instead of in a single moment? What if the center of what something is really like is hidden - and can only be told only through indirect means? He’s finding ways to make a single photograph capture more than a second in time or more of an accurate feeling of the place than usual. And even though I know I mention this a lot. I truly love that McFarland seemed to be having a lot of fun with his work. Another of his photos. ““ is a great example (I realize these images don’t look very good on your computer because they are so small - both this and Orchard View were probably 10 feet long). Sure it at first seems like a regular old picture of the porcupine exhibit in a zoo but as you meditate on it — the strangeness of the animals and their artificial habitat the humans on the peripheries - it is nothing less than fantastical. Just the fact that after all of these hundreds of years of art and creative thought artists like McFarland are finding new tools and new ways to use them to express themselves is nothing less than heartening and moving. And perhaps it proves something: that the art that you connect with will insist that you learn more about it it will make you inquire research even if you originally planned on nothing more than slowly milling by.

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"McFarland hearing from everyone" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-26 04:13:13

TexasPrepInsider com covers high school athletics in Texas on the Scout com NetworkYou must enable client-side scripting on your browser via"Tools > Options" to use this place. Jamarcus McFarland is one of the state's top defensive linemen. Not only is that our opinion but looking at his offers it is the opinion of nearly every coaching staff out there. Jamarcus talked with TPI after his aggroup's win over Conroe. Get the 2009 Scout com Recruiting Yearbook with an annual Total Access Pass Plus 56 issues of Sports Illustrated ($39.95 determine) is included as part of your annual subscription Don't desire any news or features from TexasPrepInsider com. Subscribe to our newsletter to undergo our newest articles emailed to you on a daily or weekly basis. Click here for a. Copyright © TexasPrepInsider com and Scout com. All rights reserved. This website is an unofficial and independent source of news and information and is not affiliated with any school aggroup or league.

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"Part of McFarland's Harassment suit Dismissed" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-09 23:08:16

come up sort of. Roane County may not have a liability due to McFarland's actions because the harassee did not actually acquire a paycheck from the County. The suit could be reinstated within 90 days with a new filing. Tommy continues to act the gentleman in all this by maligning the lady's reputation. it may not bode well for the complainant's future either. It noted that her complaint had been dismissed by fed EEOC. That is significant and will likely have an influence on other outcomes. IMHO. Tommy is a typical politician. Everyone is "after him." Get real populate he thinks he is above the law because he is a Roane County Official. The complaint was not dropped because the harassment never took place............ only because she could not prove she worked for Roane County. populate be to start making their elected officials be held accountable for their actions............... PERIOD ! He's no saint - no more than either or us. He's human. There were two levels at which the complaint was dismissed - not dropped. It's dropped if the complainant drops it. It's dismissed if somebody that has the authority to decide dismisses it. But one agency dismissed it first (EEOC - federal level) then the State of TN dismissed it. How do you suggest this accountability you have in mind should or could happen? The system of laws we have in this country is there to protect all of us. I think I denote that someone at some level had said the original complainant could re-submit the complaint (presumably with corrections etc). Do you know if that has happened or not? I have heard nothing advance. If the complainant has stopped then that is about it as far as holding accountable is concerned - at least until election time. The electorate has very good ability to direct officials accountable. All they gotta do is do it. "he thinks he is above the law because he is a Roane County Official." Is it your contention that anybody that is a Roane County Official thinks he/she is above the law? "he thinks he is above the law because he is a Roane County Official."Is it your contention that anybody that is a Roane County Official thinks he/she is above the law? Your question is bogus on the approach of it. Anon dissed Tommy and no one else and we should broach with the merits of that and not some imagined extension. You might refer Anon to the usage and rules link for instance. No biggie. Don't worry about it just surprise that next measure. There's plenty there in Anon's post to argue with..

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"job opening - Python/Plone in Balt/DC area, security clearance ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 16:43:47

Hi,I hope this topic isn't off affix - if so gratify feel remove to remove. I have an full-time job opening for a Plone developer to bring home the bacon in theBaltimore/DC location. Salary and bennies negotiable based onexperience. Position requires an active TS/SCI security clearance -if you don't experience what that is you don't undergo it. ;) I'd evenconsider a junior Python programmer and they could learn Plone on thejob. Please displace telecommunicate to sfmcfarATblackoakwebDOTcom if interested. Ifyou know of someone that might be interested gratify have in mind them - Ipay $500 US for a referral that results in a hire. Thanks,Stan McFarlandwww blackoakweb com-------------------------------------------------------------------------SF. Net email is sponsored by: The Future of Linux Business White Paperfrom Novell. From the desktop to the data bear on. Linux is goingmainstream. Let it simplify your IT future._______________________________________________Plone-Users mailing list

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"Re: job opening - Python/Plone in Balt/DC area, security clearance ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-29 21:45:35

Sorry do by telecommunicate communicate above - the correct one isstan mcfarlandATblackoakwebDOT com. Too many e-mail addresses toremember. ;)On Nov 29. 11:55 am. Stan McFarland <> wrote:> Hi,>> I hope this topic isn't off affix - if so gratify feel remove to delete.> I undergo an full-time job opening for a Plone developer to bring home the bacon in the> Baltimore/DC location. Salary and bennies negotiable based on> experience. lay requires an active TS/SCI security clearance -> if you don't experience what that is you don't have it. ;) I'd even> consider a junior Python programmer and they could learn Plone on the> job.>> Please displace e-mail to sfmcfarATblackoakwebDOTcom if interested. If> you know of someone that might be interested please refer them - I> pay $500 US for a referral that results in a contract.>> Thanks,>> Stan McFarlandwww blackoakweb com>> -------------------------------------------------------------------------> SF. Net email is sponsored by: The Future of Linux Business White Paper> from Novell. From the desktop to the data bear on. Linux is going> mainstream. Let it simplify your IT future.> _______________________________________________> Plone-Users mailing enumerate> ://lists sourceforge net/lists/listinfo/plone-users-------------------------------------------------------------------------SF. Net email is sponsored by: The Future of Linux Business White Paperfrom Novell. From the desktop to the data center. Linux is goingmainstream. Let it alter your IT future._______________________________________________Plone-Users mailing list

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"Wylie O. McFarland" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-11 18:51:04

Published September 04. 2007 02:18 pm - Wylie O. McFarland. 66 Tripplewood control. Coolspring Township died at 5:40 a m. Monday. Sept. 3. 2007 in Grove City Medical Center. Pine Township after a lengthy illness. He was 82. Wylie O. McFarlandBethany Presby member was Army veteran Wylie O. McFarland. 66 Tripplewood Drive. Coolspring Township died at 5:40 a m. Monday. Sept. 3. 2007 in Grove City Medical bear on. hanker Township after a lengthy illness. He was 82. Mr. McFarland was born May 19. 1925 in Bluefield. Va. to Gordon C. McFarland Sr and Jennie M. Absher cq McFarland. He was employed by the former Sharon Transformer Division of Westinghouse Electric Corp and later retired from the U. S. alter Conservation function in Bucks County. After retirement. Mr. McFarland worked part-time for Mercer County Conservation govern. He attended Bethany Presbyterian Church in Mercer and was a member of Free and Accepted Masons Lodge 245. Doyletown. Pa.; and Scottish Rite’s New Castle Consistory. A decorated U. S. Army veteran. Mr. McFarland served in Germany and was a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6345. Mercer. His wife the former Louise Smith whom he married Nov. 1. 1956 survives at the residence. Mr. McFarland was preceded in death by his parents; four sisters. Lillian. Zelma. Katherine and Mary; and five brothers. Edward. Eugene. James. Aubrey and Gordon McFarland. Memorial contributions may be made to Family Hospice and Palliative Care. Colonial form. 1965 Shenango Valley Freeway. Suite 2. Hermitage 16148. Calling hours: 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Wednesday (9-5-07) in CUNNINGHAM FUNERAL HOME Inc.. 144 S. Pitt St.. Mercer. function: Funeral function at 11 a m. Thursday (9-6-07) in the funeral domiciliate with the Rev. James Leuenberger pastor officiating assisted by Sue Allen commissioned lay pastor. • • Associated touch content © 2007. All rights reserved. AP circumscribe may not be published broadcast rewritten or redistributed. Our site is powered by and our site is powered by. Some parts of our site may require you to. believe our

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"Next Version of Dreamweaver to Drop Features" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-05 14:24:45

The Dreamweaver aggroup has posted a enumerate of features currently available in Dreamweaver CS3 that they’ll shift in the next version of the schedule. These features have been around for several versions of the product and are considered not that useful to the vast majority of Dreamweaver users; they also demand a lot of work on the part of the Dreamweaver engineers to keep. Here’s the list: ASP. NET server behaviors and recordsets In general this is a great move. Supporting. NET and Java Server Pages just doesn’t make a lot of comprehend; Microsoft now has its own visual Web authoring schedule that supports. NET and JSP is a rather complex technology that most Dreamweaver users don’t be. This also means that the Dreamweaver aggroup can put MORE energy into improving the aging server-side tools for PHP. ColdFusion and ASP. The place Map is pretty much useless since it doesn't give a real map of your place just a bunch of lines showing EVERY hit LINK between pages--usually TOO MUCH information to glean an accurate overview of a site. I'll also be gald to see radiate elements. radiate buttons and Flash text gone. There are exceed methods of achieving the same effects: for example the new Spry framework incorporated into Dreamweaver CS3 can create more useful slideshows and navigation buttons and SIFR () is an easier and more accesible method for creating Flash-based text headlines. You can construe Adobe’s TechNote on the issue at. I completely be with you on this. The point of Dreamweaver (to me) is to be all-inclusive. The Flash elements was a great addition when I did not have radiate Pro 8 (at the time). And it allowed me to combine it inline without having to undergo Flash. And the JSP is also a great be for me. As for. NET I would prefer to do it within Dreamweaver then through Microsoft's offerings. My argument may not be great to you but ANYTIME a developer REMOVES ANYTHING (feature-wise) from a new version of a schedule and charges MORE for it (or demand you pay the same as before) - I feel ripped off. This is why I STILL use Dreamweaver 8 and will NEVER change by reversal to CS3. Hey. David - I can't tell you how helpful I find your books as a complete web newbie. I'm smack dab in the middle of an age category in which everyone learned everything about the web when I wasn't paying attention so having the manuals for building a web place. Dreamweaver. HTML and CSS were all incredibly useful for me. One question: are you going to be putting out manuals for the graphics align of the market anytime soon? My fingers are itching for a Missing Manual: Illustrator. Best and thanks,Tei Hi Tei,I'm no Illustrator expert so you won't be seeing a Missing Manual on that program coming from me. (I would however like to READ one.) I'll pass your suggestion on to my publisher. David McFarland is a Portland. Oregon based Web developer who's been designing and building Web sites since 1995. He is the author of CSS: The Missing Manual and Dreamweaver: The Missing Manual. He is also a Macromedia-certified trainer and a member of the faculty of the multimedia program at Portland express University.

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"Alex McFarland & Josh McDowell" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 15:25:13

To Josh McDowell,I agree 100% with the issue on the radio. It isn’t enough to proclaim the communicate to reach the mind. It must arrive the heart also - relationships be! We must show How to bring the living evince of God to our every day lives without doing what only the Holy animate of God can do. Show us How to apply God’s Word to the issues of the day. This is best done in small discipleship groups - i e. Sunday educate classes. This demands that the leadership adopts the role of the shepherd/advisor rather than the lecturer. Leave the sermons for the formal worship service. Instead discuss the Biblical topics in ways that bear on the emotional align of man along with the intellectual align of man. My perform - First Baptist perform of Jacksonville. Florida - is a prime example of how to grow a church. Space does not accept me to clarify a great deal of the specific details. Our website is: With all due respect. Kandace. I believe if you’ll act a look at your numbers reported to the FLBC you’ll sight that less than half of your members come to perform on any given Sunday. Is this “growing a church?” I may be mistaken and I wish I am. Kandace but I believe the ACP stats for your church look something like this: 200127905 members21555 resident members982 baptisms683 other additions9035 primary worship attendance 200328837 members21987 resident members774 baptisms652 other additions8828 primary worship attendance In 4 years according to the ACP this perform baptized 3331 people and had 2720 other additions. This means that 6051 populate joined the perform from 2001-2004. Yet the primary adore attendance in 2001 was 9035 and in 2004 was 9168 or a total increase of 133. The resident membership increased from 21555 in 2001 to 22189 in 2004 a be of 634. In 2004 only 31 percent of the members showed up to perform on any given Sunday. If this is your perform. Dear Sister is a fix example of how NOT to change a church. Your church. Dear Sister is precisely the choose of perform that Jim Eliff had in object in his article to which I linked above. Numbers alone do not prove the genuineness of a person’s relationship with Christ. All that any Church can do is to proclaim God’s Word and back up people in daily application of God’s evince in everyday life. The website listed in response #2 does not provide me with any answers on how to grow a perform. All it does is to disapprove me because I know that I am a fallen creature - totally dependent on the Holy Spirit of God to be the Jesus lifestyle in and through me. Rather than condemn churches provide encouragement for any gains made. Regarding public invitations. Jesus called His disciples publicly. A secret disciple does not exist according to the New Testament words of Jesus. I do accept however that some evangelists apply the time of invitation. All that is needed is to say the Gospel call for a response and counsel those who undergo responded to see that they understand what they undergo done and bring about them to apply the needed changes in their daily life. Don’t just reach them in the mind but reach them in the heart as well - like Josh McDowell said. Interesting discussion. To say that the problem is just apathy in the perform or decline in the church is simplistic. Conservative Christians (I am one) always tend to accept that their generation is in change state. Though I’m not Baptist (Methodist/Wesleyan) the bind above linked by Gene was insightful. Looking at the Great Awakening particularly the Methodist movement the impression of personal guilt was considered just the first small step toward conversion. Too often that is considered not a small step but a pledge of it. One of my own personal pet peeves is the use of “tell after me prayers,” that are so common in many denominations today. The combination of salvation being merely a tell after me prayer decrying as legalism anything resembling admonishing folks to be worship study give to the poor etc. a rapture mentality where we just wait to be beamed up and possibly an over-emphasis on perserverance is a great recipe to create lots of still-born believers. Christ merely becomes a “get out of Hell remove card” rather than our sovereign ennoble. come up time to get off my soap box. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <label> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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"Cindy McFarland Photography (Wedding Photographers)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 19:04:10

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