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What is Be The Change Pagosa?

As we have become more visible in the community, questions have arisen concerning who or what is Be The Change Pagosa?

Questions have been asked, such as, “Are they a political group, ready to storm town hall?,” “Are they a conspiracy theory group railing against the government corruption?,” or“ Are they another fly-by-night group with some loose ideas about how to improve our town?”

Allow me to bring some clarity to the subject.

It all began nearly three years ago when I was attending a personal development conference for entrepreneurs in LA. The speaker was talking about personal transformation and how important it was to assess our thoughts, which are what create our world.

The famous quote from Gandhi popped into my mind: “Be the change you wish to see in the world.”

It dawned on me that it really is all about who or what we are “being” that makes all the difference.

I could see that by complaining about everything that was wrong in my life, my community and the world I was “being” part of the problem. I was motivated to find a way to become part of the solution. Once aware of this, I recognized that I was not the only one in this boat. Everyone around me was doing the same thing. We seem to be very good at seeing all the bad, negative things without ever recognizing any of the good, positive things going on or putting effort into making things better.

When I returned from that trip I began a small group called “Be The Change.” The purpose of the group was, and always will be, to assist and encourage each of us to do an inward exploration of who we are “being” in every moment of our everyday lives. Are we contributing to the problem or to the solution?

We recognize that what shows up as reality in our outer world is a direct reflection of the thoughts and feelings that make up our inner world. Stephen Covey, author of “The Seven Habits of Highly Successful People,” said, “ ... all things are created twice. There is a mental or first creation, and a physical or second creation.” He goes on to say in regards to how we “see” or perceive the world, that, “To try to change outward attitudes and behaviors does very little good if we fail to examine the basic thinking/being from which they flow.”

In other words, it is who/how we are “being” in the world that becomes our world. If we do not like the world as we are now experiencing it, then we must first change our own “beingness” in the world. That is what Be The Change Pagosa is all about.

We believe that each person has tremendous value and that each has individual gifts, talents and abilities to contribute. Through personal exploration we can individually and collectively become the solution we are looking for in every area of our lives. The group’s focus is to promote heartfelt, cooperative and positive solutions both individually and in our community, through education, co-creation and by supporting and facilitating community programs that exemplify what it means to “Be the change you wish to see in Pagosa.”

Be The Change Pagosa meets on the fourth Wednesday of every month. Our next meeting is scheduled for Jan. 25, and will be held at the Pagosa Springs Youth Center at 7 p.m. All are welcome to attend.

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Easter Cupcakes and Instructional Video; Choose From Several Recipes

An Easter cupcakes recipe is easy to bake and decorate for a special dessert for celebrating what is the resurrection.

Easter cupcakes

As you probably have noticed these small individual cakes have become very popular over the years. These little cakes are the first thing I remember as a child seeing my older sister Gloria (a great cook) baking. She was young and recently married when Mom, Dad and I visited her apartment. She had made lots of cupcakes and had every color of frosting imaginable waiting to decorate them with. What a sight!

More and more cupcakes are the choice to replace larger cakes for special occasions. Often I make cupcake for Easter occassion over a large Easter bunny cake or a small bunny cake. Even for occasions as special as weddings, brides to be often choose to serve these small individual cakes. Considering today’s economy, the choice is made by comparing the prices. You can serve the same number of guests cheaper with cupcakes than with large decorated cakes; quite often people will make their own cupcakes rather than ordering from a professional.

An Easter cupcakes recipe can be made from almost any layer cake recipe and even box cake mixes. Line a cupcake tin with pretty holiday paper liners and fill about two thirds full. Some of the paper liners are really elaborate now having beautiful ruffles around the top are really nice for special events. Of course the frosting and decorations set them apart from just plain cupcakes. Twisted pipe cleaners make great basket handles for the cakes and tinted coconut for the grass. Use candy bunnies, chicks, eggs, jelly beans or even little non edible ornaments to decorate with. These are a great kid pleaser!

SPICE CUPCAKES  Try these spice cupcakes for Easter cupcakes recipe.

  • 1 Cup softened butter
  • 1 ¼ Cups packed brown sugar
  • 2 1/3 Cups flour
  • 1 Teaspoon baking powder
  • 1 Teaspoon baking soda
  • 1 Teaspoon salt
  • 1 ½ Teaspoon cinnamon
  • 1 Teaspoon ginger
  • ½ Teaspoon allspice
  • ½ Teaspoon cloves
  • 1 Cup milk
  • 2 Eggs

Preheat oven to 350F degrees.

Cream butter and sugar. Sift flour, baking powder, Baking soda, salt, cinnamon, ginger, allspice and cloves together. Combine the flour mixture with the creamed mixture and blend well. Spoon into lined cupcake tins about 2/3 full and bake 12 to 15 minutes or until a pick comes out clean. Frost with favorite icing recipe. I used a whipped cream frosting which is below.

  • 2 Cups whipping cream
  • 1 Cup powdered sugar
  • ½ Teaspoon butter flavor

Start beating the whipping cream on high. Gradually add the sugar while beating. When soft peaks form add the butter flavor and continue beating until stiff peaks. Fill pastry bag and pipe onto cupcakes. Add basket handles and decorate.

Easter cupcakes can be made with the following devils food recipe and decorated the same ways as the above recipe.

Chocolate Easter cupcakes

  • 1 Egg
  • ½ Cup softened butter
  • ½ Cup sour cream
  • 1 Teaspoon baking soda
  • ½ Cup cocoa
  • 2 Cups flour
  • 1 Teaspoon vanilla
  • 1 Cup sugar
  • ½ Cup hot water

Preheat oven to 350F degrees.

Combine all ingredients at once before mixing. Beat well. Spoon into lined cupcake tins about 2/3 full and bake until pick comes out clean about 12 to 15 minutes. When cool frost with favorite icing.

The following chocolate cream cheese frosting is great for any Easter cupcakes.

  • 2 Tablespoons softened butter
  • 4 Ounces cream cheese
  • 1 ½ Ounces melted unsweetened chocolate
  • 1/8 Teaspoon salt
  • 1 ½ Cups powder sugar
  • ¼ Cup heavy cream
  • ½ Teaspoon vanilla

Combine all ingredients and beat until light and creamy. Spread on cupcakes.

These orange cupcakes make a good Easter cupcakes recipe.

  • 2 Cups flour
  • ½ Teaspoon salt
  • 2 Teaspoons baking powder
  • ½ Cup orange juice
  • 2 Tablespoons softened butter
  • 1 Cup sugar
  • 1 egg
  • ¼ Cup milk
  • 1 Tablespoon grated orange rind

Sift flour once; measure flour and sift three more times with salt and baking powder.

Cream butter with orange juice; and sugar gradually and beat thoroughly.

Add egg and beat mixture until light and fluffy.

Add flour mixture to creamed mixture alternating with milk; beat in orange rind.

Fill cupcake liners 2/3 full; bake at 375F degrees for 12 to 15 minutes or until pick comes out clean.

Frost with favorite frosting and decorate.

These cheesecake cupcakes are delicious as Easter cupcakes recipe without frosting. You can purchase little Easter picks (bunnies, crosses, etc.) that are great to stick in cupcakes as a decoration for the special occasion.

  • 3 Packages (8 ounces each) softened cream cheese
  • 5 Eggs
  • 1 Cup sugar
  • ½ Teaspoon vanilla

  • 1 Cup sour cream
  • ¼ Cup sugar
  • ¼ Teaspoon vanilla
  • Cherry or strawberry jelly

Preheat oven to 325F degrees.

Blend cream cheese and eggs together; beat in sugar and vanilla.

Fill paper lined cupcake tins 2/3 full; bake for 35 minutes

Remove from oven and let cool until center falls.

Mix together sour cream, sugar and vanilla with a spoon; spoon a teaspoonful into center of fallen cupcakes.

Add a little jelly in center also; return to oven and bake 5 more minutes.

Cool and then refrigerate until cold before serving.

You can frost with whipped cream and decorate or simply put an Easter pick in each one.

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The exhibit hall featured a variety of products from top vendors. From left are Standard Process representatives Isham Mercure and Alan Barrier, and current student Brandon Bond.
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During the first three days of March, the Florida Campus was alive with the Homecoming theme of Vision 2020: Planning for the Future. This year, Homecoming included the dedication of a third building, named the Standard Process Student Center, made possible largely due to the generosity of donors Charles DuBois (president of Standard Process Inc.), Dr. Michael Chance and his family, and the Dharma Foundation (in honor of grateful patient Michael Singer).

“The Standard Process Student Center is a welcomed addition to both the students and the employees at Palmer. The new building features a larger bookstore and café, patio seating overlooking the lake, and walls of glass with a view of our beautiful campus. It has given the Palmer community a renewed sense of pride,” says Melissa Lingo, director of Student Services for the Florida Campus.

The first general session of Homecoming featured Chancellor Dennis Marchiori, D.C., Ph.D., who shared his vision for Palmer College in the new student center’s convocation hall.

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Many in the audience beamed with pride as they looked out over the campus, which served as the perfect backdrop for “looking toward the future.” The inspiration continued into the next day’s general session when Palmer Board of Trustees Member William Morgan, D.C., West ’85, delivered powerful messages and shared personal life experiences in his presentation titled “The Value of Living an Inspired Life.”

Students choosing sessions to attend at Florida Homecoming.
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Breakout sessions focused on rehabilitation and therapeutic exercise, orthopedic and concussion testing and evaluation for D.C.s, clinical imaging, Medicare compliance, health and wellness tools, sports chiropractic and practice building. The exhibit hall featured products from event sponsors, such as NCMIC; Standard Process; Performance Health, Inc.; Myo-Vision; and Anabolic Labs.

Prospective students and their guests, like these two, learned about Palmer at the Prospective Student Event.
Prospective student with baby

Friday’s special events included the Five-Year Reunion, the ribbon-cutting and dedication of the Standard Process Student Center, the kick-off for the Florida Capital Campaign (which included remarks from Florida Campus President Peter Martin, D.C., Davenport ’68, Dr. Marchiori, Mr. Charles DuBois and Florida Campus Student-Centered Campaign Co-Chairs Drs. Michael Chance, Frank Gingras, Jr., and Susan Welsh) and the President’s Reception, featuring scholarship awards and the induction of Dr. William Morgan as a Fellow of the Palmer Academy of Chiropractic. Dr. Morgan has served as a Board member since 2006, and is the clinical department head of the Chiropractic Clinic at the National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Md. The weekend culminated with the Saturday Night Finale, which was held on both floors of the new student center, complete with hors d’oeuvres, wine pairings, flaming deserts and a Las Vegas illusionist.

Building Dedication Highlights 2012 Florida Campus Homecoming
Ribbon-cutters, from left: Dr. Trevor Ireland; Myron McCall, Perry-McCall Construction, Inc.; Ms. Vickie Palmer; Dr. Dennis Marchiori; Mayor Allen Green; Dr. Troy Tatum; Mr. Charles DuBois; Jesse Hodges; Robert Lee, Palmer Vice Chancellor for Advancement; Greg Gowey, Scholtz Gowey Gere Marolf Architects & Interior Design; Andy Sexton, Hunton Brady Architects; Dr. Peter Martin; and George Bertish, Florida Campus Director of Institutional Support.
participants cutting ribbon

Addressing those gathered for the dedication of the new student center, Florida Campus President Dr. Peter Martin proclaimed, “Good evening. Isn’t this a beautiful building? This building was built for the students. It is a place for gathering, for dining, for teaching and learning, and a place to just sit and think.” Community leaders, students, faculty and staff joined Palmer’s Board of Trustees and distinguished guests in the Dr. Royal Lee Courtyard as the ribbon was cut opening the brand new Standard Process Student Center.

Participants in the building dedication and ribbon-cutting included, from left, Dr. Dennis Marchiori, Dr. Peter Martin, Ms. Vickie Palmer, Mr. Charles DuBois and Dr. Trevor Ireland.
five participants stand in front of Standard Process Student Center sign

The dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony featured Dr. Martin, Dr. Marchiori, Palmer Board of Trustees Chairman Trevor Ireland, D.C., Palmer Board of Trustees Officer and great-granddaughter of D.D. Palmer Ms. Vickie Palmer, City of Port Orange Mayor Mr. Allen Green, Standard Process President Mr. Charles DuBois, Florida Campus Faculty Member Troy Tatum, D.C., and Jesse Hodges, president of the Campus Guides.

“We are committed to enhancing the campus environment for our current and future students, which will support their overall educational experiences at Palmer College,” says Dr. Marchiori. “This investment is all about ensuring continued success in our academic and student programs.”

The new Standard Process Student Center.
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The Standard Process Student Center will provide flexible room formats suitable for student assemblies, large group seating, final examination testing, annual Homecoming activities and other campus events. It also will accommodate a relocated and expanded food service area and the Campus Bookstore.

Dr. Martin expressed his appreciation on behalf of the entire Palmer College family in thanking Mr. Charles DuBois and Standard Process for their leadership gift in naming the new building as well as the Dr. Royal Lee Courtyard.

Standard Process President Charles DuBois, who was named the 2011 Humanitarian of the Year by the American Chiropractic Association, says, “Student centers are often the heart of life on campus and they enhance the spirit of collegiality. Being in a position to support this project is rewarding because it’s a meaningful way we can help the healthcare professionals of tomorrow.”

Michael Chance, D.C., Davenport ’78, and a third generation Palmer chiropractor, was recognized for the Chance Family donation in funding the new Campus Bookstore. Dr. Chance is a long-standing member of Palmer’s Presidents Club and a Fellow of the Palmer Academy of Chiropractic. He is a member of the Florida Chiropractic Association Board of Directors and is actively involved in the Mid-Florida Chiropractic Society, which provides annual scholarships to Florida Campus students.

Alumni and friends enjoying Homecoming are, from left: Dr. Frank Gingras, Jr.; Ms. Marion Staples, donor; Dr. Michelle Gingras, Florida Campus faculty clinician and daughter of Dr. Frank Gingras; and Dr. Melissa Ferranti, Florida Campus faculty clinician.
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Following the ceremony, the evening’s guests were invited to a tour and reception in the new Standard Process Student Center, which officially opened on March 5.

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Focus on responsible gun ownership

Every time a gun-related tragedy occurs, the cry goes out to ban certain types of weapons, establish waiting periods or pass other gun legislation, but in the end, nothing ever really gets done.

For change to happen, it takes more than just knee-jerk reactions and attempts at legislation. What’s needed is a societal course correction. We, as a state and country, must figure out how to encourage more responsibility when it comes to owning firearms.

People’s attitudes and behavior can change if they feel the pressure of public opinion. When family members, friends and neighbors become willing to speak out and make it clear that a community’s health is the most important value, then incidences of irresponsible behavior can be reduced. This has been proven with campaigns against drunken driving and smoking — two other dangerous behaviors that are in decline precisely because a majority of people said “enough.”

This topic is at the top of our minds, of course, because of the the June 5 shooting at Seattle Pacific University and the June 10 school shooting at Reynolds High School.

So, let’s be clear at the outset that there are two types of gun ownership: responsible and irresponsible. We don’t know enough yet to say for certain whether the parent of the shooter at Reynolds could have done more to keep his guns away from his 15-year-old son. Such details will await completion of the police investigation.

We do believe, however, that reasonable suggestions for reducing the potential for gun deaths ought to be rationally discussed. It has been frustrating to hear the vitriolic reaction to a renewed proposal from state Sen. Ginny Burdick, a Southwest Portland Democrat, to make adults criminally liable for what happens with firearms obtained by children.

Burdick could have chosen her words better when she directly questioned whether the father of the Reynolds shooter had acted responsibly, but the idea behind her legislation is far, far from radical. Twenty-eight other states — including deep-red, gun-rights states such as Mississippi, Texas and Georgia — have some sort of Child Access Prevention law already on the books.

That puts Oregon in a minority of states that haven’t passed this most basic of gun-safety legislation. Not only has the Oregon Legislature not approved such a law, it hasn’t even allowed a child-access bill to have a committee hearing where the pros and cons could be discussed and helpful amendments could be offered by all sides.

Child Access Prevention laws that have been proposed in Oregon don’t require additional background checks or require registration of firearms. They don’t require firearms safety training for anyone who purchases a firearm. They don’t require that you lock your firearms up — although we would think that would be common sense for any firearms owner.

Oregon critics of a Child Access Prevention law will point out that Multnomah County already has similar regulations on the books, and that didn’t stop the Reynolds shooting. That line of reasoning misses the point. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, 7,500 children are admitted to hospitals each year due to a gunshot wound, with more than 500 children dying from these injuries.

This discussion isn’t about stopping a single tragic incident — it’s about making our communities safer and healthier for children. It seems as if the Oregon Legislature could at least have a conversation about how best to accomplish that goal. That’s where societal pressure must re-enter the picture. People should be capable of having reasoned debates about this issue — and they also should convey to their legislators that they expect them to do the same.

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Chief minister and Opposition leader should go on joint ticket to UN

The chief minister and the leader of the opposition should go to the UN on a joint ticket, said Keith Azopardi, leader of the new PDP party, in a first major interview published in PANORAMA today.

"I don?t think that the lack of achievement at UN level is due to Peter Caruana or Joe Bossano; I think that they have done what anyone would do in that situation; they have tried very hard, both of them," he said

He goes on to suggest that" what I would do differently if I were Chief Minister is that I would invite the Leader of the Opposition to become part of the Gibraltar delegation, and go jointly.?

On the local political front, he says: I think there is a groundswell of disillusionment with both political blocs, and I genuinely think we have time to work hard towards our objective and the possibility of winning the next election ? we?re focussed on that.

He is critical of the government's environmental policies and says: "There is little point in having an Environmental Charter on paper if concrete monstrosities are being allowed, if there is little genuine respect for heritage and the planning process is in disarray."

A new style of doing things did not mean that there won?t be genuine differences; but it?s one thing to have genuine differences and respect them, and another thing to become a destructive force, he added

"I think you can accept those differences, be more cooperative and constructive and have a different style of politics. I think that is the big issue, the whole style of the politics/democracy issue; that and the whole issue of giving more democratic accountability to people. At the moment, democracy in Gibraltar means being asked to vote once every four years and I feel there ought to be more safeguards on the powers of Government," he said.


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Please Note: For those interested in learning about past activities, re-starting a project that is currently on hold, or proposing new activities based on identified community needs, please contact us at

Our focus on sustainable development means that community-based education plays an important role in all PaM programs. Training programs led by PaM international volunteers intersect with the community medicine program and with social service programs.

PaM has built a strong relationship with the elementary and high school I.E. Alberto Pallete in Máncora, serving 1400 students and their families.

PaM Spanish Classes

All volunteers can study Spanish while in Máncora. Classes are 10 soles per hour for private classes, including materials.

Spanish classes for volunteers are taught by local women, most of whom are single mothers with little formal education. PaM volunteers have worked with a small group of women for the past 1-2 years to help them develop their skills as Spanish language teachers. These women are now working on expanding their small business by teaching tourists that travel to Máncora.

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Those volunteers who choose to further their Spanish studies while in Máncora will be supporting this group of women. Individuals interested in volunteering with PaM or organizations interested in collaborating with PaM on educational projects should contact

PaM Community English Classes

As the tourism industry has grown in Máncora, more and more people want to learn English. Since 2001, PaM has been the only organization, public or private to provide the community with classes taught by English speakers. There is a pay-what-you-can payment structure in place for all students, and many are fully subsidized.

Classes range in size from one to ten students, and students come from different sectors of the community. English groups are created based common social or economic need. For example, classes in the past have included:

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• Classes for people who want to travel/immigrate.

Volunteers plan their own classes depending on the group's needs. PaM provides access to curriculum, but volunteer teachers are encouraged to bring their own materials as well. Each group has a different focus, and PaM encourages volunteers to choose class materials that not only improve English language skills, but also enhance the students' understanding of issues that affect their lives.

For example, in the women-only classes, students often discuss things like machismo culture, division of labor, childcare and other issues that affect women. Adolescent groups often want to discuss dating, self-esteem, or other issues of interest to them.

PaM ESL volunteers should be aware of the issues affecting the population they will teach and be prepared to cover these topics with their students. Thanks to the hard work of PaM Education Program volunteers, extensive curriculum materials exist to help with class facilitation.

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PaM Projects at I.E Alberto Pallete School

Since 2004, PaM has worked closely with the largest local elementary and high school in Máncora, I.E Alberto Pallete. The school serves 1400 students, ages 5 to 17, and their families. PaM projects at the school have included:

• Providing parents, teachers and students with sexual health education;
• Teaching the teachers at the school how to design and teach English classes;
• Providing assistant teachers in English, math, computers, family studies, and health education;
• Providing a counselor for teens at the school;
• Teaching First Aid to high school students.

PaM welcomes volunteers for any of the above-mentioned areas, and is also looking for new ways to support the school. If you would like to volunteer at the school, in English or any other area, please contact us at

Education in Community Medicine

PaM's Medical Programs and Educational Programs initiatives have combined to create First Aid training courses for high school students and local Peruvian medical volunteers in Máncora. Courses are free, and cover basic first aid techniques as well as deal with some of the most pressing and relevant healthcare issues in Máncora. Classes are taught by PaM Canada Medical volunteers.

PaM international medical volunteers also work in partnership with local volunteers, providing regular seminars and workshops on healthcare issues specific to work at the clinic.

For more information, please see the Community Medicine Program section.


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Wednesday, July 20, 2011

The coming collapse....

How we start our morning-
in spite of glitches!
It has happened!  Well, at least it has happened in this "little shouse on the prairie".  When I got up this morning, I went to the kitchen and filled my electric tea kettle with fresh water so that I could brew our morning pot of tea.  I pushed the button, if fired up and then suddenly turned itself off.  As the tea kettle shut down, the refrigerator shuddered to a stop and then, from the bathroom, came the screaming of the inverter, indicating that it, too, was shutting down due to low battery voltage.  It's just another day "liven' the dream"!

Typically in the summer, we never have to worry about not having enough power.  The sun shines high overhead, the panels convert the UV into power and we have an endless stream of energy to run our little shouse.  This year has been a little different.  While the majority of United States bakes in an unrelenting hothouse, we are experiencing cooler than normal weather with numerous cloudy, blustery days.  Normally, that wouldn't be a problem, since I would take the opportunity to run the generator on cloudy days and get caught up on laundry.  But, as one quickly learns when they are off-grid, there is no such thing as normal.  As I have mentioned before, we need a new carburetor on our generator, but, like so many other things in life, it gets put on hold when it is not giving us trouble.  Our generator has been put on hold long enough that it is starting to rebel.  I am able to run the generator long enough to pump water once or twice a day, but not long enough to do laundry and subsequently charge our batteries.

Our poor generator!
Our tired battery bank
Truthfully, if the was only one breakdown in our off-grid system, we could probably absorb it with little inconvenience, but, the reality is, when you are off-grid, there is never  just one glitch - they come in batches.  Not only is our generator complaining, our battery bank is tired.  Rather than storing all of that wonderful sun when the weather is good, our battery bank is storing only enough to last about a day, which means one day of bad weather puts us at the mercy of our generator.  And so, this vicious cycle leads us to this morning's failures.  We have experienced the collapse.

Luckily, having lived off-grid for over ten years, this is nothing new.  Really, it's nothing more than a minor inconvenience.  Today, I will haul out the James Washer and my wash tubs, and get started on that laundry that is piling up (which will work out quite well, as I will take a lot of pictures and do a product review on the James!).  We will revert back to conservation mode and only use the electricity that is absolutely essential.  Out will come the kerosene lamps and the children will be thrilled with our "non-electric" adventure.

The truth of the matter is this couldn't have come at a better time.  It is easy to become complacent when everything is humming along with no complications.  This was our wake-up call.  Now is the time to get everything in good working order, while we still can.  Now is the time to get a back-up generator and a new carburetor for the generator we have.  Now is the time to recycle the thousands of pounds of batteries in our shed and buy a reliable battery bank.  We have been given a little nudge.  Now is the time to heed the call so we won't be left in the dark when we experience a true collapse.

Instead of complaining about yet another hitch in our git-along, I am going to embrace the challenge.  I am going to use this time to learn, refine and prepare.  If and when a real collapse descends upon us, I am going to meet it head-on and be grateful for all of the hitches in our git-alongs that got us here.

  1. Enola,
    Putting off the repairs and replacements is like not putting in the garden "because the place might sell". You still need to do everything as if you will be there forever because it could very well be a long, long time before your place sells and you can move. God may want you to stay where you are and be a refuge for those whom you are trying to move closer to. Then again, it could sell tomorrow. There is enough stress and trouble in life without us adding to it by our decisions and procrastinations.

  2. Anonymous;
    Thank you for pointing out what I already pointed out in my post. Interestingly, I believe I already took responsibility for where we are. We are not putting off repairs, we are taking care of the most pressing issues - there is only so much money to go around, you know. Until you have walked the walk of an off-grid life, you don't truly understand the stresses and responsibilities we live with every day.

  3. Great post Enola! Got me to looking at our most pressing priorities to make sure we have not wandered to far astray. Thank you (again) for your humble willingness to point out some of the choices of REAL life off the grid. You and your family bless us with every post.

    Thank you!!

  4. Enola,

    You bless our family with every post. This one got me to looking at our own tough-choice-priority-balancing act. Ever feel like a one armed juggler riding a uni-cycle on a tight rope? :o) Me too!

    I love that The Lord is helping prepare us in these ways. Thanks so much for your humble willingness to share.

  5. Good luck! Just replaced our battery bank too. It was about 17 yrs old and abused as it wasn't charged when away (vacation cabin) but was meticulously maintained with distilled water and specific gravity monitoring. Only held a charge for a day before the 14kw genset fired up.
    Got 18 new iinterstate GC2s set up in a 24 array and went solar hybrid also. We got a xantrex mppt controller which allowed a longer cable run (higher input voltage) putting the panels in an ideal location.
    Don't skimp on batteries as they are the foundation for your system. Used batts are only pennywise. Keep water and SG in range and don't ever let them go flat in freezing weather (sure death for the batt). Good luck and let us know what you pick. I am anticipating at least 20 years from this array as the plates are thicker.

  6. Enola,
    Last October you wrote about trying out a de-sulphater on your batteries. Did you see any further improvement after the initial increase?

  7. Two jobs ago, the backup batteries for an ancient fire alarm system were 50+year old nickel iron batteries that still held a charge! These are still availlable, but pricy-they don't have the energy density of lead-acid batteries, but they last a long time. The oldest lead-acid batteries I've seen were around 35 years old, in an older electric golf cart.
    If they had to conk out, at least they didn't when it's 10 below,when replacing them would be a much harder job. The last time I took a car battery in, the recycle value was about one-eighth the cost of a new one.
    I like your attitude-way too many people would just curse the luck(and the batteries as well).

  8. i look forward to your photos of your washing machine/tubs etc...i have been contemplating placing an order with lehmans for washtubs and wringer...for when the power goes out or the current machines go bust.i like anything that is reliable..the fix and repair daily gets old (and the nickels add up).

  9. First anonymous post, I heard the encouragement in your post. God Bless!

  10. My first Anonymous commenter;
    Please excuse my hasty reply. I did hear what you had to say, and of course, you are right. We are doing our best to keep up with things, but sometimes they get the best of us. I was a little snarky after dealing with the power issue and shouldn't have taken that moment to answer. Please excuse my shortness.

  11. Sorry for your troubles, Enola. Life is tough enough as it is without dealing with expensive repairs too.
    God Bless.

  12. Looking forward to your review of the James Washer too! We've been contemplating a non-electric washer, but can't ask around for recommendations :-)

  13. How would the off the grid setups with batteries and generators withstand an EMP attack or a Carrington event?


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One Mom’s Breastfeeding Journey Comes to an End

young house loveDeciding whether or not to breastfeed is a personal decision moms have been making for decades. But in recent years, the topic of breastfeeding has become a battleground. Proponents for both sides often attack one another so harshly that they forget that they’re all moms just trying to do what’s best for their babies.

Which is why we love Sherry Petersik’s blog post “14 Months Of Breastfeeding.” When Petersik’s daughter, Clara, stopped breastfeeding, the transition was much easier for baby than it was for mom. Petersik’s breastfeeding post is not about persuading other moms to breastfeed: “Whatever works for you & your ducklings = my mantra as a parent in general,” wrote Petersik. Her post is about the joy she got from sharing an intimate experience with her daughter and the sadness she feels now that young Clara’s needs have already changed. It’s a story that all moms can relate to, no matter what their opinion of breastfeeding.

Read all of Petersik’s post at young house love, where she and her husband, John, write about their DIY home-improvement efforts. They – and their beautiful nursery – were featured in the August 2011 issue of American Baby magazine.

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  1. by Jen

    On July 20, 2011 at 12:11 pm

    I nursed for 10 months and would have gone longer (my goal was 1 year) but my daughter went on a long strike and refused to nurse so we ended earlier than I would have liked. For me it was bittersweet because I was sad that I wasn’t going to have that time with her. But at the same time it was nice to have my body back completely.

  2. by Amanda Perkins

    On July 20, 2011 at 1:45 pm

    I nursed my son for 15.5 wonderful months and then we weaned because I wanted to try for another baby. Nursing was a wonderful experience. I pumped four times a day to make it possible for him to have breast milk while I was at work too. If we’re ever blessed with another baby I’d be happy to nurse again! It was so worth the effort even if it wasn’t always easy!

  3. by Seima

    On July 23, 2011 at 12:08 pm

    I am currently breastfeeding my 6 months old baby. My biggest concern right now is my nursing days with her will come to an end much earlier than I thought,because my body isn’t making as much milk lately. I wish to nurse her for at least one year and a half but this milk factory of mine really worries me. Still let her drink even though I know the milk is decreasing.. Sigh..

  4. by Colleen

    On November 2, 2011 at 4:42 pm

    I nursed my three oldest for 12 months each. I am now pumping and giving my 7 week old baby breast milk through a tube or bottle. My older three were easy to nurse & so enjoyable. The 7 week old has issues with sucking, but I can’t I’imagine her getting anything other than breast milk so I try to put her to the breast then give her the pumped milk. It’s so sad to me that I can’t feed her the way I fed my others….


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The primary problem was that the tub seal assembly was leaking.

1. I began by removing the two screws that hold the front panel in place. I then lifted the top free of the front panel and tilted it back to get it out of the way.

2. Using my fingers, I released the tabs that connect the tub cover to the tub. It took some effort to remove the cap("Mechanism") over the bolt connecting the agitator to the agitator drive block because I didn't want to break the tab. Once removed, I removed the bolt and the agitator. I then removed the two bolts that clamp the Trunnion to the agitator shaft.

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Silversun Pickups: <i>Neck of the Woods</i>

It’s 2012. Let’s not go down the road of determining whether or not Silversun Pickups sounds like or doesn’t sound like Smashing Pumpkins (they do, and it’s okay). Let’s instead talk about why Neck of the Woods is the best mainstream rock album of the year.

Granted, there’s not a whole lot of real competition out there in the category, given the sheer dominance that reductive butt-rock has in the genre. But, with Neck of the Woods, Silversun Pickups not only reminds listeners of what a particular band in the ‘90s sounded like, but also how refreshing rock ‘n’ roll sounded at the time. Today, with “cooler” bands gravitating toward either the raw/abrasive or the bland/sleepy poles of rock’s axis, there’s very little action in the vast middle, where power and accessibility can combine with smarts and style (but often don’t, resulting in, well, butt-rock). Silversun Pickups has been digging around in that chasm for six years now, and while the band’s debut was too clearly beholden to the Pumpkins and the second album was too ambitious in its attempts to escape them, Neck of the Woods finds the band taking a much more natural approach.

By infusing some space-rock elements and moving away from an all-dynamics-all-the-time bombast, the atmospherics here are more subtle, but also much more effective. There’s a warmer, less clinical sound to the album’s most straightforward and rocking tracks (“Mean Spirits”) as well as on its more nuanced numbers (the album-closing mini-epic “Out of Breath”); even when Silversun threads synth-pop textures into “The Pit,” the result still manages to have a human heart beating at its core. Of course, there are some predictable forays into shoegaze-y sounds (“Bloody Mary [Nerve Endings]”) and blunt-force Pumpkins homages (the main riff and chorus in “Gun-Shy Sunshine”), but, if you’re truly being honest, it’s impossible to deny that not only has Silversun Pickups definitely arrived at their own sound, but that they’re one of very few bands around who is finding new ground to break in a genre that most have given up for dead. And that’s not just commendable, it’s damned near heroic.

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 by Iris Waichler, L.C.S.W.

There is legal battle that has been brewing in Illinois that may interest others who live out of state.  In July of this year the state of Illinois decided not to renew its $30.6 million foster care and adoption contracts for 2012 with Catholic Charities.  The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services sent Catholic Charities a letter explaining why. They determined “your agency has made it clear that it does not intend to comply with the Illinois Religious Freedom Protection and Civil Union Act.”  Illinois was responding to policies that Catholic Charities implemented.  They refused to license adoptions for gay couples and couples in civil unions. Catholic Charities has been referring these couples to other agencies.  Catholic Charities policy is to only work with married couples and “single non-cohabitating individuals.”  The state of Illinois views this policy as discriminatory.

 The Dioceses of Peoria, Joliet, and Springfield Illinois initially filed suit against the Illinois Attorney General and the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services for their policies which honor civil unions and their rights to build their families through adoption and foster care.  In early October the Peoria diocese dropped their suit and transitioned their caseload to another non faith based organization.

Republican Senator Kyle McCarter filed legislation in October attempting to amend the state’s civil union law so Catholic Charities will become eligible to resume their adoption and foster care licensing services.  His Bill, SB2495, for religious based agencies like Catholic Charities, claims the Religious Freedom Protection and Civil Union Act in Illinois “would constitute a violation of the organization’s sincerely held religious beliefs.”

Lesbian and Gay rights activists in Illinois and elsewhere strongly believe that programs should not be eligible for state funding if discriminatory practices are being instituted.

In the meantime thousands of Adoptive and Foster Care placements have been impacted by this legal battle unless their cases were transferred to other agencies.  Many children and the family building dreams of prospective parents eager to open their homes and hearts to start their families are now in legal limbo.  Catholic Charities is one of the larger adoption programs in Illinois.

In my opinion, it is difficult to determine that an individual not being allowed to pursue adoption or foster care exclusively because of their sexual orientation is not in fact discriminatory.  How can it be perceived any other way? I will be watching the outcome of this suit and legislation carefully along with other Illinois citizens and people in other states.  In the meantime in Illinois, many children and prospective loving adoptive and foster parents are being denied the chance to build a life and family together.

Iris Waichler, MSW,LCSW, has a Master’s Degree in Social Work and has been a licensed clinical social worker for over 30 years.  She has done workshops, individual, and group counseling with people experiencing infertility.  Ms. Waichler is the author of the award winning Riding the Infertility Roller Coaster: A Guide to Educate and Inspire.  She currently writes freelance infertility and health related articles.

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Breaking News: Neutrinos Really DO Travel Faster Than The Speed of Light!

I just had this bit of science news pop up on a blog I subscribe to: OPERA Confirms: Neutrinos Travel Faster Than Light!! It appears that the result has been scrutinized more carefully, and turns out to be correct. What this will mean for physics – and the future of interstellar travel some of us are [Read More...]


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Changes Since Swedenborg: The Rise of Arminianism

Has Christianity substantially changed since the Writings were published in the 18th century?  Are Swedenborg’s condemnation of Christian doctrine still accurate?  It’s a question that I’ve wondered about at least since college, when I wrote my senior paper on the topic.  My conclusion in that paper was that by and large, the official doctrines of [Read More...]


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Who Deserves Our Attention? On Outrage Blogging

Fellow Patheos blogger Chris recently had an interesting post about blogging, the internet, and outrage.

A few days ago I stumbled across an article by David Wong titled “5 Ways to Spot a B.S. Political Story in Under 5 Seconds.” One item in particular was uncomfortably familiar: “The Headline Is About a ‘Lawmaker’ Saying Something Stupid”:

A low-level politician with no power said something incredibly stupid, and the opposing party is trumpeting it from the mountaintops to make everyone in the low-level politician’s party look stupid.

Here’s one: “Kansas Lawmaker Says Women Should Plan Ahead for Rape: ‘I Have a Spare Tire’”

Now, that story is true. The guy did say that. But now we need to ask ourselves a two-letter question:

In every single group of human beings, you have a certain percentage of crazy shitheads.

Wong goes on to point out that “there are literally high school class presidents who garnered more votes” than some state legislators, along with the even greater absurdity of reporting on things Ted Nugent has said.

If you spend a lot of time in the atheist blogosphere, does this all sound way to familiar to you?

It does for me… and I hate where that line of thought leads me for a lot of bloggers I like. I generally like Ed Brayton, but he does like two posts a day on crazy stuff said by people I’d probably have never heard of if I didn’t read his blog. And Hemant Mehta generally lives up to his “Friendly Atheist” moniker, but he does a fair amount of that kind of stuff too–just two days ago he dedicated a blog post to something some random “ Christian pastor” said.

On top of this, today I came across a book excerpt from last July on BoingBoing, which told a couple stories of one particular Jezebel writer ginning up outrage through completely bogus stories, including one case where a few posts about a bullshit controversy involving the Daily Show generated 500,000 pageviews.

500,000 pageviews with a few posts? Crap, if I could do that on a regular basis I’d be set, financially. But I won’t do it by generating fake controversies. Maybe I’m in the wrong line of work.

I think Chris’s point is worth thinking about. I do sometimes wonder if blogger activists, whether feminist or atheist or both, don’t sometimes do more harm than good by giving voice and credibility to fringe individuals no one listens to anyway.

This brings up a question. When should we, as bloggers or simply as people plugged into social media, ignore an outrageous statement or incident and when should we shine a spotlight on it? I suppose I personally have a two-pronged litmus test. First, is it an individual who has actual influence? For example, if James Dobson or Rick Warren says or does something particularly outrageous, that’s more worth talking about than if some random fundamentalist pastor no one knows or cares about says something hateful. And second, is there some greater constructive critique or point I can arrive at by discussing this remark or incident? If the outrageous statement of some unknown pastor gives me the chance to do some interesting thought work or consciousness raising, then it’s worth discussing regardless of whether or not he personally has any influence.

Still, even with this two-part formula, it’s not always completely obvious to me who matters and who doesn’t. For a while I’ve wondered if it’s even worth ever responding to Douglas Wilson, given how far out of mainstream evangelicalism most people consider him. Then, last week, while perusing Wilson’s blog I came upon this advertisement for his latest book:

Wilson is using the endorsement of Mark Galli, editor of Christianity Today, to tout his book. Christianity Today is pretty much the essence of mainstream evangelicalism, and an endorsement like this gives Wilson credibility. And that’s bad. Why do mainstream evangelicals get suckered into things like this?

Similarly, I recently came upon an article by James Dobson in which he has a footnote to an article by the American Family Association’s Bryan Fischer. While James Dobson, who founded Focus on the Family, has long been at the center of conservative evangelicalism, I had always thought Fischer was a fringe element whom no one really listened to. Now I’m having to rethink that, because apparently James Dobson listens to him, and conservative evangelicals definitely listen to James Dobson.

Debi Pearl’s books, for their part, are highly influential in Christian homeschool circles, as well as in many smaller fundamentalist churches. Mainstream evangelicals generally favor slightly less extreme how-to manuals for being submissive wives, but those in fundamentalist churches or those involved in the Christian homeschool movement sing Debi’s praises. She has influence in those circles, and that makes her worth talking about. And beyond simply that, looking at her writing gives me the chance to examine the myriad of themes and ideas that transcend just her.

I think the solution to the problem Chris poses is to make sure that we are purposeful about who we give time and space to, and about who we think merits our time and energy. It’s not that we should stop critiquing the writing and ideas of pastors, politicians, or leaders whom most people consider loony, but rather that we should make sure we have reasons beyond shock value for doing so.

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Hats Off Luncheon & my adventures in Hat-making!

by Allison Ford

Fashion Art Society (FAS) members were invited to an exclusive preview of the new IMA exhibition “An American Legacy, Norell, Blass, Halston, & Sprouse. “  The collection showcases the works of four Indiana born artists and their impact on each other and the fashion industry.  There were some really remarkable garments on hand, but my favorites were a toss up between a Norell and a Halston.  The tour was followed by a delightful luncheon with guest speaker Dr. Linda McMurray, a retired doctor and engaging woman with a hat collection exceeding 800 pieces.  She gave us many reasons to embrace hats but I think my favorite was “hats give you ‘hatitude’.”  I definitely felt some hatitude that day in my handmade wood veneer fascinator.

I did want to tell you a bit about my hat, seeing as so many people have been asking about it!

I joined FAS early last year as an additional way to network and meet like-minded people.  I also view all local fashion meetings as an excuse to get dressed up beyond my dusty studio jeans and kid chasing shoes.  When I first heard about the Hats Off Luncheon, I knew I would wear something fantastic.  I started scouring etsy for a one of a kind, off the wall, knock your socks off hat but soon realized that my dream hat would cost no less that $250.  So, I

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decided I would try to make my own hat, something I have never done before.  I was also determined to make my hat out of wood, an homage to my favorite material and a tie in to my jewelry.  At some point FAS posted a photo of a Sprouse dress inspired by Andy Warhol and I knew I wanted my hat to be a loose interpretation of a tropical leaf.  My grandpa had just given me a huge sheet of cherry veneer so I started experimenting.  I cut out multiple repetitive shapes that systematically decreased in size.  I also shaped a little veneer cap to actually hold the leaf shape and secure the hat to the head.  Once everything was cut and sanded I riveted all of the pieces together, lined the cap with leather and sewed a comb inside.  The whole thing is held together with a rivet, glue, and luck.  Turns out they work pretty well.  My hat stayed on all day, and garnered amazing feedback!

I should mention that four new recent acquisitions through the FAS by Alexander McQueen, Vivienne Westwood & Jean-Paul Gaultier were on display at the luncheon.  The event concluded with hat awards in 6 categories including best derby, vintage, and men’s.  I was lucky enough to win runner up for the Phillip Treacy Fashion Forward Award and Best of Show for combining art and fashion! All in all, a great day!

Allison Ford is an independent jewelery designer in Indianapolis, IN. To see some of her beautiful jewelry visit StudioAMF.

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Harley-Davidson Euro Festival 2014

Anyone that’s been visiting my blog for a while will know that I’ve been shooting these events for Harley-Davidson for a few years now, in fact my first shoot for Harley was at this very same event in 2009 so this was my 6th visit to sunny St-Tropez in the south of France.

My kit hasn’t changed much over the last couple of years, here’s what I used to shoot this one…

Canon C300
Canon C100

Canon 17-55 EFS
Canon 24-105 IS L
Tokina 11-16

Miller DS20 Carbon Tripod
Kessler Pocket Jib traveller

As you can see I’ve learned to keep my kit fairly simple for this type of project now which I find quite liberating. I often see other camera operators at the events tied down with shoulder mount systems and bags of lenses and that’s not a pleasant experience when the suns beating down on you and you have a lot of walking to do. I often feel more akin to a stills photographer at the events now, I’m generally just walking around with the C300 without any other kit at all. With a battery life of over 4 hours I prefer to head out without any baggage and just return to base when either the camera needs something or I need a break, usually the later!

I did have a couple of very minor kit failures at the event. Firstly my 24-105 lens decided that it no longer wanted to be part of the L series of lenses and shed it’s prestigious red ring. Obviously this didn’t make in impact on it’s effectiveness but it’s the first time I’ve seen that happen so I thought it worthy of sharing. Luckily I saw it fall off so I kept hold of it and superglued it back on once I got home.

The other thing that happened which could have potentially caused me more problems was one of the legs on my Miller tripod pulled straight out of the unit when I was shooting at the main stage on the beach. Luckily I didn’t lose any of the various plastic washers and spacers that are part of the system and I was able to clean and reassemble the parts once I returned to my accommodation. To be fair to the tripod it’s been dragged all over Europe during it’s seven years of service, it’s been in the sea  multiple times, buried in sand,  used in rivers and left in the rain more times than I care to remember and this is the first time it’s required any attention. Once I got home I made a point of disassembling every leg adjuster and giving them a good clean, for now it seems as good as new again.

You might notice in the video is there’s a couple of aerial shots, these were the work of Lorenzo De Angeli who unbelievably rode to the event from Italy with the drone strapped to the back of his Harley! Lorenzo is a professional drone pilot / camera operator and fly’s much larger drones for big budget productions so it was a real pleasure to watch the precision with which he flew that thing.

Next for me is another Harley event at the start of June in Croatia so I’m already getting prepared for that one. I’m hoping to be able to get the C300 DPAF (Dual Pixel Auto Focus) update done on my camera before I go as that will be a huge help when filming from the back of a Harley, I’ll keep you updated on that one.

C-Cup: Improving the C100 Viewfinder

Any C100 user is all too aware how frustrating the EVF is to use on the camera, mostly because it feels as though Canon purposefully designed the eye cup surround to be uncomfortable as well as impractical. I’ve posted before that I’ve resorted to various attachments to make using the EVF a better experience but none of the solutions have really been designed to do the job properly, that is until now!

I was recently contacted by Andrew Miller who asked me if I’d like to try out a prototype C100 eye cup he’s been working on. The prototype works very well indeed and transforms using the C100’s EVF in to a much more useful and pleasant experience. As well s being very comfortable the C-cup also fits the face nicely and blocks out surrounding light sources.

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If you’re interested in using a C-Cup on your own C100 then you need to head over to Andrews C-Cup  Kickstarter page and back the project. If a minimum of $8,500 is pledged within the next 29 days then the C-Cup will be available to all. It would be a real shame if this product doesn’t come to market as it really works well.

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Talking FCPX on the FCP Grill Podcast

I recently had the pleasure of talking to Chris Fenwick from the FCP Grill podcast about why I chose to move from Premiere Pro over to FCPX.  I always enjoy listening to Chris’ podcasts so it was really tough remembering that I needed to talk back to him from time to time!

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 56:09 — 26.8MB)

If you don’t already listen to Chris’ podcasts then check them out at the digitalCINEMAcafe website. Chris also runs a great blog himself where he posts many a useful tutorial and other film / editing related info.

Motion tracking in FCPX with CoreMelt TrackX & SliceX

I was recently invited to try out the TrackX and SliceX FCP plugins from CoreMelt. I’ve needed to use motion tracking on a few jobs in the past and have always relied on After Effects for the task. The TrackX and SliceX plugins from CoreMelt offer up the ability to do motion tracking directly with the FCP Interface which is a real positive for me.

I’ve only been experimenting with the plugin for a couple of days now and compared to using After Effects it’s extremely simple to get great results. I’m not going to show any examples of my own usage as yet as I’m still learning the basics but here’s a video showing some of the results that can be achieved.

I’ll be posting more of a tutorial / review in the near future showing how the tools within the plugin are especially useful for me but I’d recommend watching the examples below showing what’s possible with SliceX and TrackX.

To find out more about the plugin visit the CoreMelt website

Green screen in FCPX

I thought I’d share this project I worked on recently as going in to it I planned to do the animation parts in motion but I decided to try doing the whole thing directly in FCPX. I was pleasantly surprised how easily FCPX handled the key framing and the green screen key, I did make a few tweaks along the way but in general the keyer in FCPX is really good.

For the graphical elements I created photoshop files with a transparent background and imported them as multi layer psd’s allowing me to keyframe each graphical part separately. Opening and closing the video animation fly outs for each element was a bit of a drag, especially when there were a few elements stacked vertically but the app handled the animation with ease.

[update – 11/02/2014 – 13:24]
As noted by Ian in the comments it’s a little confusing as the hand shown in the video is on a white background. It was shot green screen because the client wasn’t sure if they were happy going with a white background so I had to be able to use imagery or another colour if required.


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A yucca shrub holds its own against the constant shifting sand.

The sand here is actually gypsum which is rarely found in the form of sand because it is water-solubility. Normally, rain would dissolve the gypsum and carry it to the sea but the Tularosa Basin is enclosed, meaning that it has no outlet to the sea and that rain that dissolves the gypsum from the surrounding San Andres and Sacramento Mountains is trapped within. The water then sinks into the ground or forms shallow pools which subsequently dry out leaving gypsum in a crystalline form, called selenite, on the surface which is free to drift.

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Focal Length24 mm
Exposure Time1/250 sec
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Steve Mockford14-Mar-2012 22:37
Great shot Glenn - good geology lesson as well.
Steve Morris07-Mar-2012 19:14
Love the patterns in this shot - superb!BV
pkocinski06-Mar-2012 23:49
Awesome image Glenn! Great Pedology(?) too!
Cindi Smith06-Mar-2012 02:43
Exceptional work here, Glenn! You aced this! BV!
LeeG05-Mar-2012 19:28
Nice composition, a very peaceful desert scene.
Ali Majdfar05-Mar-2012 17:41
Outstanding capture! ~V
Bill McMullen05-Mar-2012 15:38
Brilliant image, Glenn. The texture of the sand, composition and contrast with that blue sky put this image over the top!
Walter O. Koenig05-Mar-2012 15:07
This is really great Glenn. Love the patterns in the sand. "V"
Char05-Mar-2012 14:50
This is such a picture perfect scene, Glenn! \/
waterfalls man05-Mar-2012 01:27
Beautiful Shot V!!
Gary A. Rich (GRainelev)05-Mar-2012 00:20
Looks great. BV. Gary
Marcia Rules05-Mar-2012 00:18
the starkness speaks so loudly. Gorgeous shot! V
larose forest photos04-Mar-2012 21:33
Absolutely breathtaking image, beautiful, simple and yet complex, a delight. And thank you for that interesting information. VV
Tomasz Dziubinski - Photography04-Mar-2012 20:56
Excellent, Vote.
Hank Vander Velde04-Mar-2012 20:53
A most beautiful image Glenn. Lovely patterns and well composed.
Earl Misanchuk04-Mar-2012 20:27
Just plain old beautiful. Well done, sir. V
globalgadabout04-Mar-2012 20:19
what a compelling image..challenging conditions, dazzling patterns, pulsating moment, and sublime composition..razor-sharp work...V
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