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I was hoping, strangely, some red bean paste in the center. I know it's a muffin, but I just somehow wanted it in there...
It tasted fine: just sweet, tender with some structure. My tiff is that it doesn't have enough green tea flavor, I only tasted hints of vanilla but no green tea. The red beans didn't really contribute much to this muffin either. I guess my hopes were too high for this muffin.
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Community partners joined the Union Square Partnership at the Library of Distilled Spirits to celebrate 2017! Photo Credit: Liz Ligon
Community partners joined the Union Square Partnership at the Library of Distilled Spirits to celebrate 2017! Photo Credit: Liz Ligon
this pillow survived. quite a few people were sifting through the feathers looking for wallets and stuff afterward.
On a set resembling an old-fashioned boudoir, containing a chaise and a vanity and strewn with dresses and shoes, Ms. Sifuentes is going through the predate exercises, only she is stretching them out, by moving very, very slowly, which is to say not moving much at all. To prepare for a date it will take her 72 hours, from midnight Friday to midnight tonight. On Saturday afternoon she had a single glass of wine. It took seven hours.
All this is being filmed by R. Luke DuBois, who teaches interactive sound and video performance at Columbia and New York University. He will compress his film into 72 minutes, compression being a digital process that is neither simply speeding up the images nor jittery time-lapse photography.
--http://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/09/arts/09slow.html
New Yorkers react to "Gran Elefandret," 2008, by Miquel Barceló on view at the Union Square Triangle through May 2012. Presented by Marlborough Gallery, the Union Square Partnership and the City of New York’s Department of Parks & Recreation Public Art Program.
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Community partners joined the Union Square Partnership at the Library of Distilled Spirits to celebrate 2017! Photo Credit: Liz Ligon
Outgoing SWM available for giddy conversation, long walks on the beach, etc. For sure I am a "glass half full" kind of fellow.
Here are the individual frames I used to stitch my Union Square Panorama, showing the extreme contrast between the shadow (at 1/100th sec) and sun (at 1/640th sec) frames.
I took the first three and then realized the sunny part of the scene would be totally blown out, so then I restarted at an exposure that would work for the main part of the scene, without thinking I'd later stitch the two exposures together.
Then I got home at realized I could stitch them if I registered and masked them carefully enough...
With hindsight, it would have been great to have another set of the shady part of the scene, shot at an intermediate exposure. It would have meant registering even more frames together, but it would have allowed some better blending of the transition from shade to sun.