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The ER224S is a cordless all-in-one hair clipper and beard trimmer for men, manufactured by Panasonic. The Japanese multinational corporation was incorporated in December 1935 and has since then, acquired quite a reputation in the electronics world. Among the variety of products that the global giant manufacturers are electronic beard trimmers. The ER224S is one of the models that the company has launched. It is not your ordinary beard trimmer but has dual functionality and therefore, acts as a hair clipper as well. It has received 3.9 out of 5 stars and has been made available in the market at a price of $28.99.
Panasonic has created it with an ergonomic structure which will fit properly into your hands without slipping, even if they are wet. The model weighs 6.2 pounds and it measures are 3 x 2 x 6 inches. Moreover, it is waterproof, which means it can be easily cleaned by rinsing under water. This is convenient because it will help keep the trimmer from clogging up. To solve the latter issue, Panasonic has also included an external brush in the pack so that the extra hair could be cleaned. Furthermore, the blade oil and AC charger have been included in the package. The oil allows for easy maintenance of the machine and the AC charger is, of course, provided to charge the device so that it can be used without a cord.
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Stream Welcome 2 LA (Remix), the newest drop from Scipio which features Skeme, Six Reasons, Mike Ant & Casey K. The cut was released on Monday, October 22nd, 2012. Things are looking better for Scipio with each new release, which Welcome 2 LA (Remix) has proven yet again. It's worthy addition to the impressive body of work Scipio has been developing over the years. We're looking forward to hearing what's next.
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Before any testing or energy modeling began on the project, the first course of business was to understand existing conditions and existing energy consumption. We analyzed historic energy usage, with a special emphasis on understanding heat and hot water consumption. Similar analysis was completed for existing electricity and water consumption.
Before the renovation, the overall energy usage (electricity and gas) for the 192 unit buildings was 13.26 BTUs per square foot per heating degree day.
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Many people don't realize that the banana tree flowers. That's because we're seldom around to watch its fireworks before the bananas appear.
Looking at this beautiful flower, you can't help but wonder how much other beauty we fail to see in the world around us. It's easy to become so focused on the daily stresses of life that we end up effectively blind to the art inherent in nature.
So wherever you are right now, pause and look around. It may not be as big as a banana bud – it may be as small as a mote of dust dancing in the sunshine – but take a moment to see what you might be overlooking.
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Christiane Millet-Alexis, photographed downtown on Sparks Street Mall.
Christiane Millet-Alexis is an Ottawa businesswoman who, with her contagious and positive energy, spreads enthusiasm to anyone she comes across. Christiane is the founder and director of Interlangues, one of Ottawa's oldest language schools.
Interlangues has been providing official and foreign language training to thousands of government, federal and city employees, as well as private clients, for almost four decades. The school also offers a wide range of French and English language programs for foreigners, bringing in students of all ages and nationalities year-round. We caught up with Christiane, who is French-born, a few weeks back on Sparks Street Mall, juggling her always very busy travel schedule, and sharing how passionate she is about Ottawa!
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When did you arrive in Ottawa and why did you choose to live here?
"I arrived in Ottawa on September 12th, 1974. I had just accepted a sessional lecturer position at Carleton University. I loved Carleton, my students, all of the infrastructure that was presented to me as an educator and the richness of character of my new co-workers, whom I fondly remember (Alvina, Jean-Jacques, Pat and, of course, Steffi!). My daughter, Barbara, was two years old, and we were so well received. Having come from a small Southern French town, I instantly fell in love with Canada's capital and its diversity. I felt I had the world at my fingertips!"
How has it changed since you arrived?
"Ottawa has lost some of its green spaces downtown but it is now more vibrant: "terrasses" on the sidewalks, nice restaurants and clubs, festivals, shopping centers. It is no longer the quiet capital where I arrived 40 years ago! And I love it!"
Do you feel Ottawa is a good place to do business in? Is it more than just a government town in your industry?
"Yes, Ottawa is more than a government town and there is a dynamic business community. There are vibrant, renowned universities, associations, sports events, and you can work and have fun in both our official languages! It is a great place for language schools like Interlangues to welcome international students, who thrive in Ottawa for many reasons: the quality of the academic community, the great variety of activities the city offers year round, the fun places to visit, the social life and the numerous opportunities to volunteer and to be a part of the community. It's a fantastic place to practice your language skills. And, of course, the relatively small number of international students in the city guarantees a faster integration and a real immersion in both languages."
What do you like the most about Ottawa? What are your favourite restaurants, places to go?
"Being a theatre and music lover, of course I will put the National Arts Center as my number one choice, followed by Blues Fest, the Jazz Festival and the Ottawa Little Theater. And since I love seafood, "terrasses" and "ambiance", Le Métropolitain is my favorite restaurant! If I want a great sushi, Kiko Sushi Bar is my place!"
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Cancer Home > Symptoms of Multiple Myeloma
In some cases, multiple myeloma will not cause symptoms. When signs and symptoms of multiple myeloma do occur, they may include bone pain, bones that break easily, fever for no known reason, and frequent infections. In addition, multiple myeloma may cause there to be an excess of calcium in the blood, which may lead to symptoms such as loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, frequent urination, and fatigue. In rare cases, multiple myeloma symptoms can lead to organ failure.
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Brooks Ernest William
6th Bn. Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry
December 1887 , Oxford
20 september 1917
Only son of George William and Emma Brooks, of 7, White House Rd., Oxford.
Ernest matriculated as a student with the St Catherine's Society (which later became St Catherine's College) at the University of Oxford in October 1912.
He studied for a BA degree at Culham College, the training college for school teachers near Abingdon, whilst still working as an assistant teacher
Assistant teacher at the Boys Central School in Gloucester Green
Ernest helped to organise the Oxford Central School's junior football team.
He himself was a keen rower and prominent member and secretary of the Neptune Rowing Club, which he represented for several years in Oxford City bumping races and regattas
Cement House Cemetery
Special Memorial , Row B , Stone 2
Military Footsteps
September 1914
22 december 1914
19 october 1916
20 september 1917
Joined the Army
Commissioned Second Lieutenant with the 4th Battalion of the Oxf & Bucks Light Infantry
Promoted and became a Captain with the 6th Battalion of the Oxf & Bucks Light Infantry; in the same month he passed his final examinations.
He received his degree , when he was home wounded.
Killed in action near Langemark , while leading his company to the attack when he was wounded in the shoulder.
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Monday, May 11, 2009
what's it like .osi
what's it like to be like him
he had viewed pornography
and had read erotica
but also read the bible
and heard the bhagwad gita
he thought of zarathustra
and also of yom kippur
of socrates and qur'an
and existentialism
he knew they knew everything
the thought, yearning and belief
of the poetry of words
the words where he searched for life
and he wondered how they knew
for he was still wondering
'bout him who lived in his mind
someone so much like himself
someone human as you are ..
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Now that's an intriguing poem. Multi-layered.ReplyDelete
a little of everyone in this.ReplyDelete
How the wisdom flows!ReplyDelete
A full person - for sure. Nice work - it presents many thoughts and images.ReplyDelete
Someone as human. Thats lots said. Very nice oneReplyDelete
to be human one must make so many sacrifices ... lots to contemplate on here.ReplyDelete
I love the spiraling in of this poem. Finding mirrors everywhere. And more questions. The paradox.ReplyDelete
Ah what it means to be human…
I often have similar questions. How do they know? Wow, big epiphany.ReplyDelete
excellent take on what's it like ... love the him you created. Peace, JP/debReplyDelete
Dear zoya--ReplyDelete
What is the difference between 'him' and zarathustra or him and Socrates?
A hair's breadth, I'd wager.
.. sincere thanks to everyone ..ReplyDelete
a very thought provoking, well written poem. what's it like to be him indeed? Thanks for making me think...ReplyDelete
He's tasted everything in his quest..ReplyDelete


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At last! The scorching rays of the sun have given way to the pretty, perky drops of water. Many a song has been dedicated to the virtues of rain droplets, portraying them as the most romantic natural elements known to man. And yes, not to forget the innumerable Bollywood songs shot in the rain, with the hero and the heroine running drenched around trees!
Most of us too jump with exuberance when the first droplets of the season hit the parched ground, rejoicing at the freshness that is to engulf the earth in the days to come. Transparent. Pure. Divine. We use all the flowery adjectives to describe the beauty of the rains. But did you know that rain has a distinct smell? Yes, we seldom give a serious thought to life-saving rain. So with the monsoons soon to be here in full swing, let's get drenched in some fascinating rain-facts!
- Oh that rain smell! Petrichor is the word. That amazing rustic smell that envelopes everything, including you, with the first drop touching dirt! It's not technically the smell of the drops, but it is the result of oils released from plants due to rain and chemicals produced by certain soil-dwelling bacteria.
- Not always transparent: The average raindrop absorbs a lot of airborne chemicals and impurities on its way down. Sometimes, the dominance of one chemical can create "colored rain". Kottayam in Kerala had observed "red rain" in 2001 due to the presence of spores of a particular green alga. Similarly, yellow, green and black rain has also been seen.
- Pitter Patter: We love the famous pitter patter or tip-tip sound of rain water on hard surfaces, don't we? Those sounds are nothing but a result of bubbles of air wavering underwater, under the cascade. It is not the sound of drops hitting the ground directly, as most of us think!
- Need for Speed? The maximum speed of a falling raindrop can differ from 18 to 22 miles per hour. Thank god for this, if it were more, we would be getting rain-hits rather than rain-showers. Rain droplets are shaped in a way that atmospheric friction slows them down, and makes them pleasant.
- There's a phantom in the rain! Phantom rain is a phenomenon where the rain evaporates even before it reaches the ground. This happens in hot, arid regions. It's an astonishing, but rather sad phenomenon, you can see rain curtains up in the skies, but not a single drop meets you down below!
- Rain is not always water: If you thought rain was always about refreshing, rejuvenating water washing you, think again. A trip to Venus or other planets will prove you otherwise. Many planets have rain constituted of sulfuric acid or methane. Now that surely would not be oh-so-refreshing!
Last but not the least, rain makes the grass look greener, that too the one on the same side of your lawn! J This is because it has dissolved nitrogen from the atmosphere, which acts as a fertilizer and perks up the greens. So the next time the rain gods oblige, why not head out for some fun observations with a dip in the dainty drops!


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In case you missed the memo(s): Others' Facebook happiness makes us depressed, Pinterest as a whole makes us dissatisfied with our mere human crafting/cooking/skydiving abilities, and the rosy lives pictured in weblogs are akin to Photoshopped models in fashion ads, creating a rarified air that none of us can really breathe. Focusing on the positive can smother a person, apparently.
I kinda got on a roll there just thinking about the "real" of this week. It's only Tuesday.
You know, these are the everyday and bigger uglinesses that just don't bear talking about.
One of the ways I survive the ugly is to post the pretty.
My new farmhouse takes more careful framing to find the photo-worthy. So I focus carefully because otherwise I'd live in a puddle on the floor. Truly. I thank you for your positive, for your gratitude, for your rose-colored glasses where the world wide web is concerned. Because I think the more we zoom in on beauty, the more we find.
Yesterday I realized my husband's dog Jake died five years ago. And my dog Bonnie Belle died nearly three years ago. So we got Murphy and Molly two years ago and now Molly is gone. Guess what? I never blogged adequately about the vomit and the accidents and the geriatric care that each of those pets required in their final days. Do you know how I got on this subject? I happened upon an old photo of sweet Bonnie Belle on the forbidden couch, and then laughed as I scrolled through that album to see all of the dogs fully owning the couch at one time or another. I remembered that Jake's last trip around the property was in pursuit of sitting by Laura in the stroller, down by the barn where I was watching the big girls ride ponies. I remembered that Bonnie Belle would ever so genteelly accept treats at the coffee drive-through even though she would never, ever ingest them because she was above the crunchy bone-shaped weirdness and she knew enough to wait for homemade peanut-butter-filled jerky treats at home. Molly? Molly loved the children so much that she let them dress her in hats and scarves. She would paw around in the dress-up bin for a favorite wool (dog slobbery) beret. Which is more true? The embarrassing bodily functions of aging pets or the photographed and internet-shared memories that cast them in best light?
I'd rather watch for the prettiness on the internet and hold your hand in person when we're having a crisis, big or small. I want to be "real" with you, but not so much on the internet. I'm just sayin'.


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Charles Harvey Eccleston, a 62-year-old former employee of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) and Department of Energy (DOE) currently living in the Philippines, was the subject of an undercover investigation by agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) after a cyber attack was used to attempt to steal files from the Department of Energy.
Eccleston worked at the Department of Energy between 1988 and 2001, had been terminated from his position as a Facilities Security Specialist at the NRC in October 2010 due to performance and conduct issues, and moved to the Phillipines in May 2011. After moving to Davao City in the Philippines, Eccleston married a local woman, and needed money to stay in his new country of residence.
From his actions, it appears that Eccleston was more than disgruntled after his termination by the NRC. In the fall of 2012, Eccleston published an article titled "The Nuclear Regulatory Commission and NEPA Review", which strongly criticized the NRC and claimed regulators have "failed to adequately evaluate the impact of serious nuclear accidents under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). Eccleston claimed that the NRC policy is geared towards continuing the operation of nuclear power plants in the face of a "growing body of evidence about the risks and hazards facing the country's aging nuclear fleet."
In February 2013, Eccleston sent an email to Allison MacFarlane and the other Commissioners of the NRC, in which he claimed to expose the agency's "deceptive and tainted license renewal process" in a book he published in 2012.
According to a press release from the FBI, it was the desire to collect funds to stay in the Philipines that led Eccleston to walk into a foreign embassy, report that he was a government employee with top-secret security clearance and offer "to provide classified information, which he claimed had been taken from the U.S. government."
Eccleston first offered a list of over 5,000 email accounts of all officials, engineers, and employees of the NRC in exchange for $18,800, which he claimed was about the cost of a new Honda Civic. He also said that he could obtain accurate engineering blueprints of U.S. nuclear reactors, but didn't relay an asking price for that information.
Representatives of the foreign embassy, which has not been identified in court documents, reported the events to the FBI, who verified Eccleston's movements and actions.
In October 2013, the FBI sent agents posing as representatives of the foreign country and offered money in exchange for conducting a cyber attack on the computer systems at the DOE.
Eccleston sold the undercover FBI agents some 1,200 NRC email address for $5,000 and an additional $2,000 for expenses.
The undercover agents told Eccleston that he would receive more payments in the future if he would conduct a spear-phishing cyber attack on the email accounts of government employees, which would give access to sensitive nuclear information. The agents gave Eccleston a phony computer virus, which he attempted to send to 80 email addresses on January 1st, 2015.
According to John P. …read more
Read more here:: http://enformable.com/2015/05/former-nrc-employee-indicted-after-attempting-to-sell-nuclear-secrets-and-launch-cyber-attack/


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1) Which financial statement is used to determine cash generated from operations?
2) In terms of sequence, in what order must the four basic financial statements be prepared?
3) In classifying transactions, which of the following is true in regard to assets?
4) An increase in an expense account must be
5) ABC Corporation issues 100 shares of $1 par common stock at $5 per share, which of the following is the correct journal entry?
6) In the first month of operations, the total of the debit entries to the cash account amounted to $1,400 and the total of the credit entries to the cash account amounted to $600. The cash account has a
7) Which ledger contains control accounts?
8) Smith is a customer of ABC Corporation. Smith typically purchases merchandise from ABC on account. Which ledger would ABC use to keep track of the details of Smith's account?
9) Under the cash basis of accounting,
10) Under the accrual basis of accounting,
11) The Vintage Laundry Company purchased $6,500 worth of laundry supplies on June 2 and recorded the purchase as an asset. On June 30, an inventory of the laundry supplies indicated only $2,000 on hand. The adjusting entry that should be made by the company on June 30 is
12) Greese Company purchased office supplies costing $4,000 and debited Office Supplies for the full amount. At the end of the accounting period, a physical count of office supplies revealed $1,100 still on hand. The appropriate adjusting journal entry to be made at the end of the period would be
13) Based on the account balance below, what is the total of the debit and credit columns of the adjusted trial balance?
14) An adjusted trial balance
15) Given the following adjusted trial balance, net income for the year is:
16) Given the following adjusted trial balance, what will be the totals for the debit and credit columns of the post-closing trial balance?
Debit Credit
Cash $1,562
Accounts receivable 2,098
Inventory 3,124
Prepaid rent 86
Property, plant, & equipment 300
Accumulated depreciation $52
Accounts payable 82
Unearned revenue 172
Common stock 206
Retained earnings 6,610
Service revenue 218
Interest revenue 56
Salary expense 160
Travel expense 66
Totals $7,396 $7,396
17) Given the following adjusted trial balance:
After closing entries have been posted, the balance in retained earnings will be
18) Net income is recorded on the work sheet under the
19) At the beginning of the year, Uptown Athletic had an inventory of $400,000. During the year, the company purchased goods costing $1,500,000. If Uptown Athletic reported ending inventory of $600,000 and sales of $2,000,000, their cost of goods sold and gross profit rate would be
20) During the year, Sarah's Pet Shop's merchandise inventory decreased by $30,000. If the company's cost of goods sold for the year was $450,000, purchases would have been
21) At the beginning of the year, Wildcat Athletic had an inventory of $200,000. During the year, the company purchased goods costing $700,000. If Wildcat Athletic reported ending inventory of $300,000 and sales of $1,000,000, their cost of goods sold and gross profit rate would be
22) The entry to record of sale of $900 with terms of 2/10, n/30 will include a
23) Dobler Company uses a periodic inventory system. Details for the inventory account for the
Units Per unit price Total
Balance, 1/1/2012 200 $5.00 $1,000
Purchase, 1/15/2012 100 5.3 530
Purchase, 1/28/2012 100 5.5 550
An end of the month (1/31/2012), inventory showed that 140 units were on hand. If the company uses LIFO, what is the value of the ending inventory?
24) The difference between ending inventory using LIFO and ending inventory using FIFO is referred to as
25) A consistent application of an inventory costing method enhances
26) The accountant at Patton Company has determined that income before income taxes amounted to $11,000 using the FIFO costing assumption. If the income tax rate is 30% and the amount of income taxes paid would be $300 greater if the LIFO assumption were used, what would be the amount of income before taxes under the LIFO assumption?
27) A very small company would have the most difficulty in implementing which of the following internal control activities?
28) A system of internal control
29) The custodian of a company asset should
30) The Sarbanes Oxley Act (2002) applies to
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Kelly Abeln is a freelance illustrator and graphic designer based in Minneapolis. She's been freelancing full time since getting laid off from a design job 3 years ago, and hasn't looked back! She loves setting her own schedule and not wasting time stuck at a desk.
We love her loose style and really appreciate her perspective on how to market yourself. Thanks for sharing Kelly!
Tell me about your path to becoming a freelance illustrator and graphic designer.
I was an illustration major at art school (Minneapolis College of Art and Design), but in my last two years I took a lot of graphic design classes and became more interested in a career as a designer. After graduating I felt like I still needed to build up my design portfolio and began a full-time design internship at a contemporary art museum in Massachusetts (MASS MoCA). This was 2009 and the recession was in full swing. Lots of talented designers were out of work and job hunting was daunting. I then applied and got accepted to the Chronicle Books design fellowship program. I got to work full-time for 6 months in their San Francisco office. I then returned to Minneapolis and spent a while job hunting, freelancing and working part-time as a designer at a nonprofit. Eventually I landed my fist full-time/permanent design job at Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day, the eco-freindly cleaning company. I worked as an in-house designer there for 2 years while continuing to freelance in my off time. Our office was re-located to Wisconsin and I received a severance package that made transitioning to full-time freelance less daunting. I have been freelancing full-time since then, over 3 years ago!
In the beginning, how did you attract your first good clients?
My first big client was Chronicle Books. After completing my fellowship there I kept in touch with some of the designers and let them know I was freelancing. My first projects for them were small, but I've been working with them ever since and the scope of projects has grown! For illustration work I sent out special, targeted promos, like a copy of a handmade zine about women's empowerment I made to Rookie Magazine. They ended up liking it and I've worked with them for years on editorial illustrations for the website and other design related items. I also sent out a lot of promo's to magazines and got a handful of responses/jobs from that. Local design contracting gigs I got from recommendations from people I'd worked with at my job before I became freelance who had moved on to other companies.
Do you have any tips for being your most productive?
It is pretty hard when you set your own schedule! I can get really distracted by wanting to clean up my apartment or other tasks besides work that are nagging me. I try and keep regular working hours, Monday through Friday 9 - 5 ish, but I allow for a lot of flexibility. It's important for me to not feel guilty when not working during nights or weekends, so I try and get my work done during the day. The benefit of being your own boss is that if I know I'm not going to be productive because I'm tired I'll take the day off and make up for it later.
What has been your greatest struggle as a freelancer so far?
I think the uncertainly is the hardest part! At the end of the year it all shakes out to be a decent income, but month to month I can be either overwhelmed with work or short on work and worrying. It has been a struggle to try and enjoy the slow times and work on personal projects, and not worry about where the next job is going to come from. I'm trying to have faith in myself that I've made it work for the past 3 years, so I will continue to make it work even if I don't know how. Also when I get a bunch of projects at once I have to set a strict schedule including rest time so I don't get burnt out. It's really hard for me to turn down a project I want to do because I'm too busy, but I'm starting to do that!
What is your favorite thing about freelance?
Being my own boss. What I dislike most about an office design job is keeping up appearances. Say it's 4pm, you had a really productive day, ate lunch at your desk and know there's nothing you're going to accomplish in this last hour at your desk. You can't walk out the door without coworkers side-eyeing you. I love that working from home I don't have to deal with that or a bunch of meetings, or the other non-creative parts of a design office job. If I'm sleep deprived I'll sleep in and work later so I'm not tired while working all day. If I complete my goals for the day I'll go take a long walk at 3pm. The freedom to manage my time the way I think is best and most productive is my favorite part of freelancing.
Of course I still have clients, deadlines and my own admin work like invoices, but the control is priceless. I also got to take a trip to Australia for 3 weeks last year. I'd been wanting to take advantage of the fact that I can basically work anywhere, I just need my laptop, internet access and some art supplies. It took a lot of planing, but I got a lot of my work done before the trip, and spent 1-2 days a week working while there. It's pretty hard to get 3 weeks off while working a desk job, so I'm so glad I made it happen!
How do you continue to attract your ideal clients?
About twice a year I'll make a list of dream clients or clients I think I'm a good fit for and contact them. Either by a snail mail postcard or email. I find that marketing yourself can be really draining, so I only go after clients I really think I'd be a good fit for. I go for quality over quantity on marketing. I also go in knowing the return is going to be small! Maybe one or two clients from say 100 contacted will turn into actual jobs. However if it's a really good fit and they becomes a repeat client the effort is well worth it. That's all the outright marketing I do. Of course I keep my website up to date and instagram active. I keep my work out there for people to see and let some clients find me.
Do you have any tips for dealing with the nitty-gritty business details?
I have a few very basic google doc's I've been keeping for years that work for me. One doc tracks my income. I enter in all the invoices I send and mark them once they're paid. This is an easy way to tally my income and who I'm waiting on for payment. I have another doc of all my business expenses. I keep receipts on my desk until they're entered into the doc and then I put them in an envelope. This makes doing taxes and the end of the year easier, I already have docs of all my expenses and income! I do use an accountant who provides worksheets that I fill out with all my info for the year. They basically check over my work and then file my taxes for me. They also help me estimate how much each of my quarterly tax payments should be, based on how much I'm earning. My biggest tip is to not wait until the end of the year to do your taxes. I do a little work all year long so it's not as painful in April!
Are there any projects on which you're ruminating that you'd like to make time for someday?
I have a huge list of ideas for personal projects! I started doing little autobiographical comics this year that have been really fun. I'd love to make enough to either self-publish or find an indie comics publisher to make a little book of them. I'm also eager to move into a bigger place and have room to paint at a larger scale. Currently my studio is in my 1 bedroom apartment so I'm a bit cramped. I want to spread out and get messy and experiment with different materials. That's what I'm looking forward to.
Since you are your own boss, do you have any advice for maintaining a work-life balance?
Besides keeping somewhat regular hours I no longer work past 10pm! In general I stop well before that, but when I have a big deadline I can end up working nights. But I just know that I'm useless after 10pm, and I'll be useless the next day as well. So I've made a rule that I stop working at 10pm, wind down and get to bed before midnight. I usually plan enough that I don't turn things in late, but if I have to ask for an extension I will. It keeps me sane to think even if I'm really busy I'm going to keep a normal sleep schedule. I also mostly don't do client work on the weekends but will draw for fun, it's a good balance.
Any music, podcast, or book recommendations that you'd like to share?
I listen to A LOT of podcasts! Being able to listen to funny conversations while working alone from home is great. I love comedy and beauty podcasts. Some of my favorites are Throwing Shade, Comedy Bang Bang, Natch Beaut and Glowing Up. I download and intend to listen to podcasts about creativity, and other educational ones but those end up feeling like homework. I also have a Spotify playlist of instrumental or foreign-language music that I can listen to while working when I need to focus and can't be distracted by words.
Anything else that you'd like to share?
My biggest tips for getting work and keeping clients happy are: do your best work, deliver it before the deadline and exceed expectations. You don't have to go crazy, but even turning you work in a day earlier than requested, providing extra sketches, being gracious and polite will endear you to clients. You'd be surprised how many creatives turn in work late. I think being easy to work with is as important as the quality of your work, so remember that! People will want to work with you again if it's a pleasant experience. You still need to stand up for yourself and make sure you are being compensated fairly, but taking the extra step, especially with new clients will make you stand out.
The 3 greatest attributes you need to be a freelance creative are:
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Charlotte Ballet offers romantic, frothy 'Little Mermaid'
Hans Christian Andersen's "The Little Mermaid" tells of a creature who sacrifices her gorgeous voice in exchange for legs. Those let her walk on Earth in pursuit of a human prince, though she constantly feels as if she's walking on knives.
He dallies with her but goes through with an arranged marriage. To become a mermaid again, she must kill him and drip his blood on her feet, which will turn back into fins. When she refuses, she turns into sea foam and dissolves, though God relents and offers her the chance to earn a human soul by doing 300 years of good works as a disembodied spirit.
Well, that ain't a ballet you're gonna show to kids. So Charlotte Ballet's "The Little Mermaid" softens the story, suppressing pain and leading us firmly to a happy ending with the briefest of unhappy detours.
Choreographer Mark Diamond sets the light tone at once: Sea creatures wriggle or dart across the Knight Theater stage, and a sea slug crawls laboriously up an aisle. He gets dancers to imitate the beasts they play; a turtle raised to its back feet steps tentatively along and then ends up writhing on all fours again.
The mermaid (Alessandra Ball James on Friday night) expresses a desire to go "up there," and a sea witch (Jamie Dee in a cameo) complies with a potion. Diamond cleverly overcomes the handicap of having the star's legs imprisoned in fins in Act 1; she's lifted and carried like a precious object.
She gets on her feet in Act 2, enchanting her prince (James Kopecky, who often looked nervous when partnering her) and winning over his friends at a ball that suggests the "choose-a-girlfriend" scenes in "Swan Lake" and "Sleeping Beauty." When the prince's disdainful mother introduces his long-standing fiancée (Sarah Hayes Harkins), the prince has a dilemma.
A fairy tale needs magic, supplied in large part here by Aimee J. Coleman's witty/elegant costumes and Howard Jones' handsome sets, both new. (The audience rightfully "ooohed" when the ballroom appeared.) Jennifer Propst's lighting and Michael Baumgarten's lighting projections both work, though sometimes in opposition: If you create the illusion of water with fabric and illumination, subsequent shots of underwater photography can be jarring.
The show has a Russian flavor, not least because Diamond took most of the music from the Russian composers Reinhold Gliere and Alexander Borodin. Gliere's "Russian Sailors' Dance," famous for its inclusion in the Soviet ballet "The Red Poppy," here becomes a bravura sextet for six officers in the divertissement-heavy Act 2.
For all the showily exciting moments, it's James you'll recall; she provides the warm emotional component the show needs. She and Harkins alternate throughout the run in the roles of the mermaid and the fiancée; no doubt the piece will change colors from night to night as they switch.
Toppman: 704-358-5232
The Little Mermaid
When: Through March 20 at 7:30 p.m. Thursday-Friday, 2 and 7 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday.
Where: Knight Theater, 430 S. Tryon St..
Running time: 100 minutes with one intermission.
Tickets: $25-$105.
Details: 704-372-1000, charlotteballet.org.


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This winter, I wear-tested Norrøna's oslo Insulated Parka ($699) around New York City as part of Clean Clothes, a series by the folks at Highsnobiety on sustainable clothing. This cold-weather jacket is made with as much recycled content as one can cram into a serious winter coat. How does a racecar move when it's designed like a Prius? Read my full review here.
Special thanks to Bryan Luna (@bryanluna.co) for the photos.


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Mark resides in Badhoevedorp, the Netherlands (the home of Tyndale), with his wife Alicia, son Henry and daughter Michaela. Mark and Alicia's shared desire is to build up the church of Jesus Christ through discipleship by having God's word and Spirit transform individual lives, person to person and in community.
Mark's main ministry focus has been through the teaching ministry of the local church. He led and taught various small groups, including men's groups, mixed groups, Adult Bible Fellowships and Adult Discovery Series. Topics have included books of the Bible, such as the gospel of Mark, Colossians and 1st Corinthians, topical studies such as the spiritual/human response to the September 11th bombing, church history and bio-ethics.
Focusing on small group ministries has been a strong desire for Mark. He led a small group of people from various churches focusing on reading and discussion on classic Christian literature. The group reviewed and discussed the application of texts such as The Images of Jesus Through the Ages, (Pelikin), The Weight of Glory, (C.S. Lewis), The Biography of St. Francis of Assisi, (G.K. Chesterton), The Revenge of Conscience, (J. Budzeshki) and The Providence of God, (Helm). Mark has been involved in a church plant in the City of Chicago with several others in the Presbyterian Church of America.
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- Judicial Clerk, United States District Judge Peter Beer, New Orleans, Louisiana.
- Associate, Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell (formerly Lord, Bissell and Brook), Chicago, Illinois
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Thursday, August 6, 2009
Levon Helm - "Tennessee Jed"
A national music treasure, Levon Helm is still going strong at age 69.
Other great new songs are at his myspace page. Check out "Growing Trade" there.
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I saw part of that Levon Helm PBS show and Levon wasn't looking too healthy.ReplyDelete
He seemed to be having a good time, which is natural when 'pickin and grinning' but his facial features were ghastly.
Cancer, surgery and radiation will do that to you.ReplyDelete
Here's to Levon.. who I hope continues making music for a long, long time.
- AnonymousAugust 6, 2009 at 4:42 PM
How come your "Blogs I like to Visit" are so recent? Oddly, every since you went down for a few days these have changed? What happened to the 'old' ones you liked? There's only one that is six months old.ReplyDelete
What are you getting at anon?ReplyDelete
Nothing has changed.
Google updates the feeds on those links when google is working correctly.
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It always baffled me that with a name like Smashing Magazine, my friends at Smashing hadn't published a, errr, magazine. Well, now they have.
For over fifteen years, my blog and Unfinished Business podcast have been popular with website designers and developers.
It always baffled me that with a name like Smashing Magazine, my friends at Smashing hadn't published a, errr, magazine. Well, now they have.
One of the reasons for my redesigning this website was to make it more appropriate for the work I've been making most recently, but also as an opportunity for it to better reflect me as a person. A big part of that was the writing that I did in what I think of as my blogging 'heyday.'
Okay, okay. I know. No episodes of my Unfinished Business podcast for a few months. I'm really sorry about that.
Last year's Geek Mental Help Week was, by all accounts, well received and a terrific success. Despite the fact that we pulled it together with sticky tape and string, people told their stories about how mental health issues had affected them and the people who care for them. Those stories were honest and humbling to everyone who read them. I hope that next week, Geek Mental Help Week 2015 can do something similar.
I have some very special news to announce about my book. It's a brand new Fifth Anniversary Edition of Hardboiled 'Web Design that's published by Smashing Magazine.
Hot on the heels of announcing the new Hardboiled Web Design Fifth Anniversary Edition, I'm also incredibly excited and nervous to let you know about three new Hardboiled Web Design books that will be published throughout the course of next year. We're calling them 'Hardboiled Web Design Shots.'
I can't quite believe that it's been almost two years since we launched the previous, Go, go, go, rillas! design of the Stuff & Nonsense website. Today, I'm very pleased to present our next design, 'It's the taste.'
I have more than a soft spot for Australia. It's where I'd live if that were possible and where I can see myself retiring to in, you know, twenty or so years. Luckily, I'm going back to Australia long before that, this March in fact, to speak at the fabulous Respond conference and to take my CSS For Responsive Web Design workshop on the road to Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth, as well as Sydney itself.
I've been very pleased with reactions to my latest 'CSS3 For Responsive Web Design' full-day workshop. Attendees at 'The Web Is…' in Cardiff and 'Beyond Tellerrand' in Berlin really seemed to like its mixture of design and technical content. I'll be hosting this workshop again in several cities in various countries throughout 2015 and there's still one more opportunity to join me in Oslo next week.
2014 has been a year of web design anniversaries. In May 2004 I wrote the first entry on this blog. This coming December my CSS Zen Garden submission was accepted and exactly ten years ago today my Invasion of the Body Switchers was published on A List Apart.
Ten years is a very long time in technology and so much has changed for me and for the web since then.
I really like Norway and the Norwegian people are among the friendliest I've met, so I never need convincing to visit them. While I was in Oslo in October, speaking at the Making Web conference I met the wonderful people at IGM and when they asked me to take my CSS3 For Responsive Web Design workshop back to Oslo on December 3rd, I jumped at the chance.
Next week, starting October 27th, is Geek Mental Help Week:
A week-long series of articles, blog posts, conversations, podcasts and events across the web about mental health issues, how to help people who suffer, and those who care for us.
What the hell. We still have plenty of places available for mine and Brads workshops at The Web Is… next week. Come and join me for 'CSS3 for Responsive Web Design' and you'll get a free copy of my Hardboiled Web Design paperback.
A few days ago was the fourth anniversary of our publishing Hardboiled Web Design. Four years since some friends and I wrote, illustrated and published a book.
I couldn't be happier that the brilliant Richard Wiggins and David Hughes, the pair behind Milton Keynes Geek Night, are hosting a special Mental Health evening event as part of Geek Mental Help Week.
After talking with Laura on Unfinished Business this week, about burgers in donuts, we moved on to discuss the Geek Mental Help Week that I've been thinking about and planning for the last few months. Something that I sincerely hope will help those of us who suffer from mental health issues and the others who support us.
Last years' Handheld Conference in Cardiff was an incredible event. A bearded me even got to push a dalek with my friend Jon, as well as deliver a talk and host a sell-out workshop. This November I'll be back in Cardiff for Handheld's successor, The Web Is… I'm a last minute addition to the speaker line-up (again) and back workshopping with a new 'CSS3 For Responsive Web Design' workshop.
I knew from the moment I heard the news that Craig and Amie Lockwood taking over at the helm of Five Simple Steps was a good idea. They have exciting plans for the brand, the first of which is a physical book store at their Foundershub in Cardiff City Centre.
Next time you're in Cardiff, pop in. The book to buy is second from the right on the bottom row. And as of now, you can get the fabulous paperback and ebook for only £12.80.
In all my travels I've not yet been to Berlin. That's changing in November when I'll be appearing at the fabulous beyond tellerrand.
I couldn't be happier than my friends Craig Lockwood and Amie Duggan, those wonderful people behind events like Handheld Conf, Besquare, FoundersHub and, later this year, The Web Is… have taken over at Five Simple Steps.
The sudden closure of Five Simple Steps came as a shock to a lot of people, not least authors like me who are forced to decide on new homes for their books with no notice.
Stuff and Nonsense has been shortlisted for Agency Of The Year at the Net Awards 2014 and so Creative Bloq wanted to know a little more about us, what we do and what sets us apart from other agencies. Here's what I told them.
I'm not sure how I forgot to link to this last week, but our phone rang and I spoke to BBC technology reporter Dave Lee about Easter Eggs. Not the chocolate kind, but the much less tasty and much less interesting hidden delights in websites.
If you're reading this in RSS, switch over to a browser, as we just launched 'Go, go, go, rillas!' It's our late 2013 version of Stuff and Nonsense.
Yep. Number forty-one of one-hundred. To be honest, when I was told about being part of the Drum Digerati list I wasn't at all happy about it.
Smashing Magazine are hosting a series of one day workshops across Europe throughout November and December.
2012's Smashing Conference in Freiburg had the best atmosphere of any European conference I've been to and, while I wasn't there, I hear this year's was pretty special too.
People seem to like Rock Hammer, our little "curated project library for Hammer For Mac" We designed Rock Hammer to help us here at Stuff and Nonsense design faster using HTML and CSS and we use it every day to do just that. Talking about Rock Hammer, some news:
I like to think that at Stuff and Nonsense, our house isn't so much a place to work as it is a house of fun and although we take the work we do very seriously, we don't take ourselves too seriously at all. We hope that sense of fun comes across on our site and today we're putting aside our embarrassment, putting on our baggy trousers and unveiling a new header on our home page.
I've always had a soft spot for the people at Smashing Magazine and I loved being at their Smashing Conference last September, so when they asked me if I'd like to be a part of their workshop programme, I didn't hesitate to say "yes." This coming June my wife and I will be heading back to beautiful Freiburg where I'll host a 'CSS3 for Responsive Web Design' workshop.
Back in 2009, I took what I thought would be a trip of a lifetime to Japan to speak and host a workshop at Web Directions East. I spent a hectic few days in Tokyo then set off for a place I never thought I visit, Hiroshima. I'll never forget standing, in tears in front of the A-Bomb dome, or visiting the shrines on Miyajima Island. I met new friends and went home with stories to tell.
If you listen to Unfinished Business, you'll know that I'm a big, big fan of Hammer For Mac, the app its developers say
lets you create HTML builds & templates quicker, more efficiently & more conveniently. Hammer works for us because these days we mostly deliver static HTML and CSS templates, instead of static visuals, and we rarely develop complete sites.
I'd always admired the work of, and the people behind the Web Standards Project. What they had achieved in only a few short years in bringing browser vendors and tool authors together behind open standards was nothing short of magnificent, so when I was asked to join the project on March 31st 2005 it was an ambition fulfilled.
Handheld is "the conference for all things mobile" that's happening in Cardiff, Wales on 27th – 28th November 2013 at the Wales Millennium Centre. Handheld has a fabulous line-up of speakers and tickets go on sale on March 1st, St. David's Day. (You can get get 10% off your ticket with the offer code unfinishedbz.)
If you needed another reason to head to beautiful Cardiff Bay, I'm hosting a new workshop, "CSS3 for Responsive Web Design."
With the help of Tapbots' Netbot client, it looks like App.net might be gathering steam. If App.net's your thing, you'll now find me there too although I guess I'm not alone in being unsure when I'll use App.net instead of Twitter.
Follow me on App.net. (Damn that name isn't getting any easier to say.)
I know RSS isn't perhaps what it was for a lot of people, but it's still as important to me as Twitter as a source of good content, and well, you know what they say about eggs and baskets. Today I'm making some changes to Stuff and Nonsense's RSS.
It was January, 2011 and an email arrived from a name I recognised.
Would you be available for me to phone you to discuss a potential project? I've attached an NDA. Could you sign a printed copy, scan and send it back to me?
John Jones
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Some conferences just have 'that' special feeling. @media was the first for me in 2005. The An Event Apart in Seattle in 2010 where Ethan Marcotte first talked about responsive design, another. Most recently, the first New Adventures also in 2010.
Sorry to break into your Diamond Jubilee celebrations, but my Flexible Responsive Web Design workshop on the 19th September in Freiburg in Germany sold out so fast that Smashing Conference and I are hosting a second day. That's right. We didn't want disappointed Germans. Especially after Engerlaaand will be beating them in Euro 2012.
This one's the day before the conference, on the 16th September.
You know the drill.
I've given Vitaly and his Smashing Magazine team some (good natured) stick over the years, but (to their credit) they ignored me completely and have built a fabulous business that publishes the website and books including Smashing Book #3 that I was proud to write the closing chapter for.
Now they're organising what I predict with be one of the best web conferences anywhere this year. The Smashing Conference will be held in beautiful, historic
Freiberg in Germany on 17th and 18th and the speaker line up is tremendous. Heck. It has three of my CSS heroes, two of my favourite people in the whole world, AND more. What a show it's going to be!
As you probably heard, I'm taking a break from speaking this year (apart from Austin (see what I did there?)), but I will be hosting a Fashionably Flexible Responsive Web Design workshop on the 19th. It's an updated version of the workshop that was so well received in Australia earlier in the year. (You can grab the slide deck from that from Speaker Deck to give you a taste.
You know the drill.
I'm looking forward to the Smashing Conference so much. So much! It's going to be super, smashing, great.
It's only three weeks until I'll be flying down under to Australia to escape the British winter. While I'm there I'm hosting four Fashionably Flexible Responsive Web Design workshops — one in Perth, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.
This Fashionably Flexible Responsive Web Design workshop's completely new and I'm excited because as well as talking about hot responsive topics, I'm putting the focus of this workshop onto design. In particular we'll cover how to make the design decisions that designers (and developers) need to make everyday in the responsive workflow:
I've been evolving the format over the last few months at private events for NRK and Finn.no, both in Oslo, and if the reaction of those folks is anything to go by, Perth, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane will be a blast.
"Thank you for a great day. It really inspired our developers and we've just rolled out the first of our responsive pages already. If our developers get this excited every time you're, here I think we'll need to have you come over every other month."
Espen Dalløkken — Finn, Oslo, Norway.
For the next few weeks, I'll be refining the workshop's content some more and building some brand new boilerplates for attendees to take away. I hope I'll see you there.
I can't quite believe that it's been six years since Drew MacLellan first published 24 ways. Now ably assisted by a talented team of volunteers, Drew's made his magazine a web designer's stable read.
I've had the honour of writing a little something for it every year. My contribution, There's No Formula for Great Designs is out today.
Andy Clarke re-examines the formula used to convert static to fluid grids, and describes how he adapts it within his own custom grids to maintain connectedness in designs across devices. Like great design, there's a perfect Christmas out there somewhere, but there's no formula for it.
Every year, I agonise over what I write for 24 ways, because the overall quality of articles just keeps on getting better. My top pick of this year has to be Front-end Style Guides by Anna Debenham.
24 ways is a shining example of people volunteering their knowledge and time, giving back to our industry to help others. I'm proud to have contributed again.
(I've gathered links to all my articles, including past writing for 24 ways, onto one new page.)
I've just come off stage at An Event Apart San Francisco where I delivered 'Smoke Gets In Your Eyes', my talk about CSS3 animations, for the last time. The talk uses a a mad, mad, mad, mad manimation as vehicle to explain CSS3 animations and encourage people to use them (and other emerging CSS properties) for more than for cool, edge case demonstrations. For everyone not at An Event Apart this year, I've uploaded my slides on Speaker Deck.
Five Simple Steps are holding a Christmas sale, with 30% of all their books in all formats. There's plenty of gifts for all the family, but you know what everyone wants, don't you? That's right. Hardboiled Web Design.
The Hardboiled Web Design Digital Edition (PDF, ePub & mobi) is only £12:00, but there's nothing quite like the smell of print on Christmas morning. So get the one you love the Paperback & Digital Edition for only £29:00.
Ho, ho, ho.
There's been much written about responsive design, but so much of it has focussed on aspects of technical implementation rather than about the design decisions that responsive design demands. So next February (2012), I'll be travelling down-under to Australia to host four, yes four, 'Fashionably flexible responsive web design' workshops.
I gave my first talk of the year at An Event Apart in Seattle. I'm speaking at all six of the events this year (and hosting two workshops ). I called the talk Smoke Gets In Your Eyes after the first episode of Mad Men because I was showing, for the very first time Madmanimation, the Mad Men opening titles recreated using CSS.
When we created our Hardboiled Web Design workshops, we wanted to work with partners who give our customers something extra. So we can't be more pleased to have three amazing partners for our workshops in the UK — Microsoft, VPS.NET and Campaign Monitor.
It's been two months since my new book, Hardboiled Web Design, was published by Five Simple Steps and a few weeks since the paperback started arriving on desks and shelves around the world. It's been incredibly exciting to read how much people love it. Now preparations are in full swing for what comes next, Hardboiled Web Design workshops across the UK.
No it wasn't a revolutionary new device. It wasn't even the release of The Beatles music in a lower quality, more expensive format. Oh no, it was much more exciting. Hardboiled Web Design workshop dates in 2011. Yeah! No kidding!
After a year in the planning and six months in the making, my new book, Hardboiled Web Design is available to buy from Five Simple Steps
Although writing a book might appear to be a lonely occupation, in reality it's a team effort. For Hardboiled Web Design I've been lucky to work some incredible talent, including cover artist, the one and only Kevin Cornell.
A large part of writing a book about website design, markup and CSS is designing and producing the example files that accompany the book. For Hardboiled Web Design, this meant several months of designing, coding, redesigning, recoding and testing.
Writing and producing a book like Hardboiled Web Design provides a fantastic opportunity to work with other, amazing designers, illustrators or a mixture of the two like Elliot Jay Stocks.
One of the nicest parts about writing and producing a book like Hardboiled Web Design in partnership with a boutique publisher like Five Simple Steps is having the opportunity to work with other, amazing designers, illustrators and photographers.
Want to learn from the best about jQuery and Designing for Mobile with CSS3? Places are still available on For A Beautiful Web workshops: Designing for Mobile with CSS3 with Dan Rubin and jQuery for Designers with Remy Sharp.
I would like to share some very exciting news about Hardboiled Web Design.
In other conference news, this time of the online kind, I will be broadcasting from my orbiting space-station for The CSS3 Online Conference, organised by Carsonified on March 22nd.
The conference that got it all started for me as a speaker comes back to London on June 10th and 11th for a sixth year, this time with a new face — Web Directions @media.
A month ago I tweeted about my own frustrations with learning jQuery. If you're a designer or developer and you feel the same way, I'm over the moon to announce a new For A Beautiful Web workshop: jQuery for Designers with Remy Sharp.
After traveling from the USA for An Event Apart to Australia and Japan for Web Directions in 2009, I had expected 2010 to be quieter. I was wrong. 2010 is going to be busier and more hardboiled than ever.
Just out, issue 132 of Computer Arts Projects, including a section on a Decade Of Web Design featuring interviews with Brendan Dawes, Elliot Jay Stocks and me. If you can't get out today to pick up a copy, here is my interview.
For A Beautiful Web is starting 2010 with a bang, by bringing Dan Rubin, one of world's best designers and mobile specialists, to the UK for a full day workshop teaching the key steps to help you transform your site for mobile users.
Tomorrow I leave for Japan, taking For A Beautiful Web's Advanced CSS Styling workshop to Tokyo and then presenting an edited version of Walls Come Tumbling Down at Web Directions East 2009 .
If you've been looking to buy any (or all) of my three new For A Beautiful Web DVDs (Designing With CSS, Designing Web Accessibility and Designing With Microformats) from Amazon.co.uk, you'll have noticed that they are not listed. Here's why.
Last Friday I recorded a video interview with Ryan Taylor. In it I talk about my first job (making My Little Ponies), web design and conference speaking.
Today I'm reviewing the final edit of my Designing With CSS DVD. I couldn't resist sharing the end credits and gag reel.
What can I say? How chuffed am I? Chuffed to little mint balls, that's how much. Why? Because I am excited to announce that everyone who registers for a For A Beautiful Web master-class will receive a one-year Typekit Portfolio subscription, courtesy of our friends at Small Batch.
I'm back from two-weeks hard-earned holiday in the south of France. What have I missed? Over five-hundred unread RSS posts for starters. I'm not usually one for best of entries, but here, in no particular order, are some things that have caught my attention — too many for a deluge of elsewhere entries.
It's a secret I need keep no longer — we're taking For A Beautiful Web to Japan in partnership with our friends at Web Directions.
If you're planning to attend, or thinking about attending, one of our Advanced CSS Styling workshops in either Birmingham on September 25th 2009 or Newcastle Upon Tyne on October 30th 2009, here is the schedule for the event workshop to whet your appetite.
We had such a great time presenting our master-classes in London last year and in Melbourne, Canberra and Sydney, we decided to host more. 'Advanced CSS Styling' will be a one-day workshop in Birmingham on September 25th 2009 and Newcastle Upon Tyne on October 30th 2009. Ten early-bird tickets are available per event at only £275.00+VAT per person, but get in quick, these are sure to be snapped up quickly.
You might have noticed already, things are looking a little different around here. Over the Easter weekend, I took some time away from the pressing matter of eating chocolate to work on a redesign, specifically to address (justifiable) concerns over the previous design's readability but also to prepare bringing For A Beautiful Web visually in line with a coming redesign of the Transcending CSS book site.
In just a few short weeks, in the middle of April, I'll be squeezing myself into an airline seat and flying the 9500 miles from home to Australia. This will be the third time that I've made the trip in four years, the last two times to speak in Sydney at Web Directions.
I'm sorry for posting twice on the same day about tweetCC, but it's not everyday that something that I have worked on and feel super passionate about is picked up by, and hits the homepage of Wired.
As the title suggests, we're spreading our wings and taking our For A Beautiful Web Visual Web Design Masterclass to Australia this April, with dates in Melbourne, Canberra and Sydney.
I'm really pleased that I can announce that, along with a formidable cast of old pros, I'll be speaking at @media2009 in London on 25th and 26th of June. This will, incredibly, be the sixth time that I've spoken at @media (2005, 2006, 2007 (twice), 2008 and now 2009) and this year I'll be talking about something a little different.
Last year, Leslie Jensen-Inman was working on her graduate thesis and interviewed a cast of shady characters including Andy Budd, (Gentleman) Jon Hicks, Jeremy Keith and yours truly on the subject of web design and development education.
Important: Contract Killer has been updated.
24ways goes from strength to strength each year and I was so pleased when Drew McLellan asked me back to contribute again.
Stuff and Nonsense is ten years old today.
Tomorrow will see me making the long journey south to Sydney, Australia to speak at what will be my third Web Directions conference. Although the prospect of so many hours confined to an aircraft seat is again a little daunting, I'm looking forward to what (if previous years are anything to go by) will be an amazing event.
This is the all new Stuff and Nonsense web site. Things have changed a great deal around here since the last time you may have stopped by. This site is a merger of two domains, the Stuff and Nonsense company portfolio plus the archives from And All That Malarkey.


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Those out-of-work recent college graduates who are left trying to bridge the gap between their parents' health insurance and insurance from an employer may finally have some help.
Under the new health care law, children will be able to stay on their parents' insurance until their 26th birthday, according to a report in the Washington Post. However, the paper warns that while some insurers are offering such coverage now, they won't be required to do so until January 1, 2011, the most common open enrollment period after the September 23 deadline.
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April is almost upon us and the Welsh capital has a number of exciting things to offer. Find out what's on in Cardiff this April and get these dates in the diary to avoid missing out!
Spring has sprung so why not celebrate this much loved season at the RHS Flower Show Cardiff? Bute Park will host the floral extravaganza between the 7th and 9thof April, making it the perfect pastime to enjoy during your first Spring weekend.
If you're a gardening guru, you'll be in your element shopping at the hand-picked stalls which has everything from gardening gear to gorgeous gifts for the home. There's no doubt you'll discover a wide range of unique products you'll love.
When you're hungry, visit the Café Quarter and tuck into truly delicious food, including tender hog roast and sensational seafood.
So, what are you waiting for? Book your tickets in advance for just £10 per person, or pay £13 each on the day. It'll be money well spent; you'll come away from RHS Flower Show Cardiff feeling truly inspired on how to give your garden a fresh new look.
The beauty of this Easter trail is that it takes place throughout most of April, not just over Easter weekend. So, if your bank holiday weekend is jam-packed, you can embark on this trail right up until April 23 rd.
Normal admission applies, which you can you check out here, unless you have a Castle Key or Season Ticket, plus £1 per trail. Cardiff Castle Easter Trail will provide you with hours of fun and better yet, if you find all the answers to the puzzles, you'll win an Easter prize!
Judgement Day V is returning to the Welsh capital's Principality Stadium on Saturday 15th April and if you're a rugby fan, you won't be able to resist buying tickets for just £10 each!
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Judgement Day V sees four welsh regions battle it out in the centre of Cardiff. Don't miss out on this much anticipated event!
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