 going on. You can safely stop the recording at any time with Ctrl+C. streamer will catch the signal and stop recording correctly (i.e. write movie file headers) before exiting.
EXAMPLES
streamer -o foobar.jpeg write a single jpeg file. streamer -o quicktime.mov -f yuv2 -F stereo -r 12 -t 0:10 record a short quicktime movie.
SEE ALSO
xawtv(1), v4lctl(1)
AUTHOR. streamer(1)On July 8, 2019 the Internal Revenue Service approved Coastal Literary Arts Movement (Coastal Lit) as a tax-exempt organization, making its donors’ generous contributions, past and future, tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law. Approval was expedited by the timely intervention of Raghda Karajah of Congresswoman Jackie Speier’s office.
Coastal Lit (also CLAM) was incorporated as a California nonprofit, public-benefit organization in May 2018, and has been taking steps since then to obtain federal tax-exempt status under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. CLAM’s 501(c)(3) registration and federal “EIN,” 83-0687962, allows us to solicit tax-exempt donations from foundations, companies, trusts, estates, other tax-exempt entities, and people who share its mission: promoting independent, bilingual journalism and literary appreciation in rural coastal communities. CLAM will join with local schools, literary organizations, and media to enliven the coast’s literary and journalistic life.Is it possible to have a waste-less lunch? Can your class become leaders in conservation? Discuss the importance of reducing waste during lunch time with a fun lesson that can be extended to everyday practices. First the class examines the types of packaging used to package their lunches, then they discuss ways they can conserve natural resources by reducing the amount of waste they produce. Throughout the lunch hour, learners will sort items into categories using a handy chart. In no time, they'll all know what to reuse, recycle, compost, and throw away.
In this environmental issue instructional activity, students fill out a chart to compare the packaging used in their choice of 5 brands of cookies. Students record the brand of cookie, pieces of packaging, number of cookies in the...
Students conduct a lunch waste audit by recording each item they throw away at lunch. They graph class lunch waste. They use this information to devise a plan of action to reduce lunch waste. There is also an activity to make paper.
Students examine the types of foods they eat. They describe the different components and resources that go into making their favorite foods. They also compare the resources going into different foods and identify ones which are more...Helena took the opportunity to enjoy some ‘me-time without the kids’ at Bard on the Beach’s outdoor theatre production of ‘The Tragedy of Hamlet’ under the starry sky at Watsons Bay.
When I was told I had the opportunity to review Bard on the Beach’s latest show of Hamlet, down at Watson’s Bay, the English geek inside of me squealed with excitement, like an Elizabethan pre-pubescent boy dressed up to play Juliet.
To Bring Kids, Or Not To Bring Kids?
Bards on the Beach is a theatre company which aims to present Shakespeare in a relaxed, outdoor setting. As I looked around Robertson Park I could see adults of all ages cosying up on their picnic rugs. Food is available to buy from the Watson’s Bay Boutique Hotel. The play started and the characters came out dressed in traditional Shakespearean garb. The acting was strong and I particularly enjoyed the player obviously channeling Kevin Kline from Midsummer Night’s Dream, as well as the Monty Pythonesque grave digger! The lighting, props and sound effects were simple, making good use of the stunning backdrop of Watson’s Bay.
Like all outdoor events the organisers were largely at the mercy of the unexpected. Thankfully the rain held off, however the performance was further enhanced by the arrival of small white dog, determined to find instant fame amongst the players. After causing fits of laughter throughout the audience, a quick thinking Polonius scooped up the ambitious pooch and held him during his dialogue. Exit dog stage right. This, coupled with the loud mambo music resonating from a nearby function room and random fireworks bursting in the background, resulted in a very memorable performance of Hamlet!
Like me, I suspect more than a few spectators used the performance as a great excuse to escape from the kids for one night, under the pretence of getting cultured. I chose as my theatre companion a current HSC student who is studying Hamlet at school. She found the text and storyline much easier to understand after she saw the play performed live, so for all you HSC parents out there, check if your teenager is studying Hamlet and consider taking them along!
A plastic backed picnic rug, in case the ground is damp.
A picnic basket full of goodies. Alternatively you can buy food from the Watson’s Bay Boutique Hotel.
It can get cold at night, so bring a warm jacket, scarf and a pillow.
Shakespeare By The Bay: The Tragedy of Hamlet is showing at Watsons Bay from Friday 15 April to Sunday 17 April. Find out full details and book tickets here.
Helena Leung is a high school English teacher who gave up the glory of classroom teaching for a quieter home life. She has two little girls, Alisa and Sofia, and is married to a Nissan Pulsar driving, Garage Band singing, Top Gun pilot wannabe husband. When she is not tutoring students on the finer points of Shakespeare and T.S. Eliot, Helena can be found stalking the haberdashery section of Spotlight in order to feed her fabric addiction. She also loves to make beautiful handmade hair clips, which she sells for practically no profit on eBay. Despite her lack of business acumen Helena enjoys her family life and exploring everything that Sydney has to offer. Weekends are often filled visiting parks, cafes and catching up with friends. One day Helena hopes to become very, very famous for writing a very, very good book (or review on ellaslist.) One day.It's the wonder of diffusing responsibility as an immortal hydra/vampire multinational corporation. 

I was born on that day. It shaped my childhood somewhat because I always researched it whenever we had a "what happened on your birthday?" project.  Although to be fair, I was way into reading declassified Cold War era nuclear/biological weapons development and proliferation documents at that age too. The internet made me a strange child...A Labour MP from Palmerston North is outraged that Bill English has told the truth.
English said that there are Kiwi men who are supposed to be available for work but don't turn up; that can't read and write and are virtually unemployable. That's why NZ imports immigrant farm workers.
The Labour MP says this is the government's fault after 8 years at the helm.
Really? If the individual and the individual's family do not value education, if they prefer to make money illicitly or from benefits, if they get their kicks from a variety of law-breaking activities and spend much of their time cycling in and out of prison, is it really Bill English' fault?
The underclass, which we don't seem to talk about as much anymore, was just as bad after Labour's last 9 year innings.
This type of petty, cheap-shot politics grinds my gears. What would the Labour MP do in English' shoes? Sweep illiteracy and unemployability under the carpet and only ever present a rose-tinted picture of a certain slice of society?
Because when that happens, problems never get solved. English has probably been the most innovative and daring Finance Minister when it comes to social policy. That willingness to try new approaches is born out of his recognition and acknowledgement of just how hopeless certain people have become.
And when Bill English said that prisons are a "moral and fiscal failure" did any Labour MPs jump up and down then?Cardozo School of Law is pleased to announce that Merchant & Gould, a national intellectual property law firm with clients in the Northeast region, will fund The Merchant & Gould Intellectual Property Diversity Scholarship to support Cardozo students from diverse backgrounds seeking a career in intellectual property law.
Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, "Intellectual Property Law Firm, Merchant & Gould, to Fund Intellectual Property Diversity Scholarship" (2021). Cardozo News 2021. 29.At a hospital in Israel a pregnant woman was discovered to have internal bleeding and the fetus was said to have no life signs. They extracted the fetus, pronounced the baby dead and placed her in a cooler. Five hours later the baby came back to life.
Doctors believe the cooler brought the baby back to life after the mother, who was Five months pregnant went to the hospital for testing and it was discovered that she had internal bleeding and further tests showed the fetus showed no signs of life.
JPost reports that the mother had to undergo an abortion to remove the baby, which weighed 610 grams and after being extracted was found to have no pulse.
They pronounced the baby girl dead and placed her in a cooler.
Five hours later the father of the baby went to take the baby to prepare her for burial and when they removed the child from the cooler, she started breathing.
The baby is in intensive care while doctors try to keep her alive.