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|Salman Haider (born June 1, 1977, Lucknow, India)
Salman Haider is an Award-Winning Visionary Librarian, Cataloger, Author, and Blogger with 13 years' work experience. He is a Cataloging and Metadata Librarian, Blogger, and Online Social Media Expert. He is a contributor to articles on Library and Information Science in Encyclopædia Britannica and Wikipedia. Coming from a Computer Science background, Salman has functional expertise in Resource Description and Access (RDA), AACR2, MARC-21, Library of Congress Classification (LCC), and Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH), and other areas of Library and Information Science.
Salman Haider is a passionate blogger and writer on Library and Information Science and a proficient cataloger in Resource Description and Access (RDA). He has created Librarianship Studies and Information Technology blog (reviewed in Technical Services Quarterly (Taylor and Francis), volume 33, issue number 2, 2016) to help himself in his professional responsibilities and keeping abreast with latest developments in Library and Information Science, Resource Description and Access (RDA), library cataloging, and library and knowledge organization and management. His blog articles are appreciated and referred by reputable corporate bodies such as University of Basel, Switzerland, University of Salamanca, Spain, Institut de l'information scientifique et technique (English: Institute of Scientific and Technical Information), French National Centre for Scientific Research, France, MERLOT - the Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning Online and Teaching, California, United States, Sage Library System, Oregon, United States, American Library Association, Agricultural Information Management Standards (AIMS), Food and Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations, Italy, Yale University Library, and Society of American Archivists.
Salman Haider Graduated in Science (B.Sc.) with Computer Science, Mathematics, and Statistics from Lucknow University and completed his Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS) from Aligarh Muslim University with a First Class securing IInd Rank and the prestigious P.N. Kaula - S. Bashiruddin Gold Medal. He also achieved the Under Graduate Merit Scholarship and the Post Graduate Merit Scholarship in B.L.I.S. and M.L.I.S. respectively for meritorious academic performance.
Few people dream of becoming librarians when they are little, and he was one of the ones who did. He has the experience of working in some of the biggest, finest, and modern libraries in very responsible positions. Prior to his present job as blogger and librarian, he worked at the Indian School of Business Library (Hyderabad), National Library of India (Kolkata), and Central Reference Library (Kolkata).
As a person, Salman loves, lives, eat, drink, and sleep Library and Information Sciences. He has devoted his entire life to the field. He is working with a vision of creating a platform of knowledge which is like the Encyclopedia Britannica, The Huffington Post, the Khan Academy, and more closely like the Encyclopedia of Library and Information Sciences; an authoritative source for consultation and reference for any library or information profession related issue and a treasure hub of knowledge on Library and Information Science, which is open and free for all the library professionals worldwide.
- Library and Information Science research and writing articles for Librarianship Studies & Information Technology blog and other partner blogs. Librarianship Studies & Information Technology is a blog on library and information science and information technology.
- Cataloging library materials in all formats and all subjects with RDA (Resource Description and Access) and MARC-21; previously with AACR2 and MARC-21. Creating bibliographic and authority records using Exlibris Voyager and OCLC Connexion software.
- Subject cataloging of titles in accordance with the Library of Congress Classification Scheme (LCC) and Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH). Assigning existing subject headings and classification numbers to new titles. Proposing new LCSH subject headings and LCC classification numbers to be added to official LCSH and LCC schedules.
Authority Control
- ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID)
- Google Scholar
- ResearcherID
- WorldCat Identities
- VIAF (The Virtual International Authority File)
- ISNI (International Standard Name Identifier)
- Goodreads
- LibraryThing
- Open Library
Endorsements on LinkedIn
- Prema Desai, Metadata Librarian for South Asian Materials, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, California, United States, Former Cataloger - Trainer at Milner Library, Illinois State University, Illinois, United States, Former Librarian (Cataloging), Library of Congress -- Salman is an excellent co-worker and a meticulous descriptive and subject cataloger in the areas of Social sciences, Langauge and literature, History and civilization, Religion and philosophy. He has amazing computer skills and is always eager to know the latest in this field and its application to library science.
- Dr. Saiful Amin, Visiting Scientist at Documentation Research and Training Centre, Indian Statistical Institute, Bangalore, India -- Salman was perhaps the most dedicated student demonstrated through his work at AMU. Salman is a perfectionist, knowledgeable, detail oriented and well organized. He's highly motivated, dedicated and a great team player. I strongly recommend for any research-oriented work needing high concentration.
- Shagufta Parveen, Librarian, India -- Salman was a very intelligent, keen and laborious at that time, and I am dead sure he is having all these qualities today also. He was the favorite student of many of the professors.
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I'm trying something new this summer! I first learned about Goodreads Monday from Steph at Steph's Novel Fiction and I'm excited to join in ~ my TBR list is out of control, so I might as well have fun with it!
Goodreads Monday
Goodreads Monday is a weekly meme hosted by Lauren's Page Turners. If you want to participate, simply choose a random book from your TBR and show it off! Make sure you check out Lauren's Page Turners and link back to her blog and add your own links!
The book I chose this week that is one that's been on my Goodreads To-Read shelf since October 2015, and has now been sitting on my physical bookshelf since February of this year when it was an extra gift in my Book of the Month box.
The Grownup by Gillian Flynn
(Crown – November 2015)
A canny young woman is struggling to survive by perpetrating various levels of mostly harmless fraud. On a rainy April morning, she is reading auras at Spiritual Palms when Susan Burke walks in. A keen observer of human behavior, our unnamed narrator immediately diagnoses beautiful, rich Susan as an unhappy woman eager to give her lovely life a drama injection. However, when the "psychic" visits the eerie Victorian home that has been the source of Susan's terror and grief, she realizes she may not have to pretend to believe in ghosts anymore. Miles, Susan's teenage stepson, doesn't help matters with his disturbing manner and grisly imagination. The three are soon locked in a chilling battle to discover where the evil truly lurks and what, if anything, can be done to escape it.
"The Grownup," originally appeared as "What Do You Do?" in George R. R. Martin's Rogues anthology.
Well, definitely because of Gone Girl! I have no idea why I haven't just sat down with this! It's only 60-some pages and a really tiny book. From my understanding, it's actually a short story published in book form. Now that I've spent all this time posting about it, I'm going to make the time SOON to sit down with it!
Has anyone read this yet? Thoughts? What's a book on YOUR TBR list right now?
Click here for the rest of my mile-long TBR list! I need to go in there and weed out the ones that I did actually read years ago and forgot to track in GR!


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This particular morning I ventured out to Richmond which is much further away from Brunswick than I thought – but probably still not far enough to complain about. I think my confusion stems from not having much of a concept of the East of Melbourne, or of Victoria for that matter. Some might call this a sheltered existence but when almost 100% of your destinations for the last 5 years can be summarised in two words – Parkville Precinct – you tend to have a more narrow focus. Or become lazy.
I was lucky enough to be spending to morning out with The Milkmaid who had suggested that we try Top Paddock in Church Street. I would have cycled there except I was not-so-stoically enduring the second cold that I had earned in my time at the Royal Children's Hospital – kids are great – so we drove. I mention this only because the benevolent Pope Eggs-Benedict, who was a welcome and coined-up surprise addition to the party, ended up having to pay for parking to enable us to get anywhere near the place – not a good start to the morning. I'm rambling a bit about the prelude to the breakfast to cover up the fact that I did not get a good look inside Top Paddock because at 9:30am it was full. As I am the type of cavalier (impatient) breakfaster that will endure freezing temperatures to eat muesli, my company and I sat outside. My impression of the place is, therefore, that it was cold.
As my brain was numbed by hunger, the very helpful and up-to-date Top Paddock website reminds me that I asked for:
Bircher Muesli with natural yoghurt and green tea poached fruit
Green tea?! Ah, the exotic East-ish of Melbourne. Here is what that looked like:
Everything about this visual feast is endearing to me. I very much enjoy the whole poached pear plonked proudly atop a mound of moist muesli. The micro-herbs (an entity that I had never before encountered – how uncouth I must be!) trail delicately around the dish giving it a whimsical, Springtime look. Additionally, for a change berries take a backseat as they create a darkly rich frame for the aforementioned pear protrusion. Seeing as I did not simply stare at my muesli I should mention how it tasted. The overarching theme here is lightness. There was a lovely balance of sweet shredded apple and tart, citrusy herbs. The green tea infusion left me with a very pleasing, dusky aftertaste that was one of the best things about this unique muesli. Finally, a note must be made of the moist density of this Top Paddock dish which is a texture that makers of Bircher muesli should strive for.
I would be remiss not to include a note on the Top Paddock porridge which I enviously watched The Milkmaid order and eat, despite me being visually and nutritionally sated:
Man oh man. Oats oh oats. Flowers and rhubarb and micro-herbs and pistachios! Those are all of the things I can see but sadly did not taste. Apparently it was "full-bodied, thick and creamy…with the sugar caramelising into toffee" (Milkmaid, 2013). It kills me that these are not my descriptors, I'll have to go back for this!
Overall: If you wake up early with hungry eyes-and-stomach, go to Top Paddock and feast on the cereal. Try not to pay for parking.
Good Muesli, Melbourne!


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Step inside our bathroom and you'll find some real classics: Simple face wipes, a bottle of Cetaphil cleanser, Olay moisturiser. But while these are gold, we can always make more for something that pulls its weight. Get ready for the game to change.
Barry M Unicorn Primer Drops
Not only do these little drops of glow boost radiance, they also seem to resurface skin, making it smoother, softer and plumper, so ya know, pretty much the perfect base for your foundation.
Maybelline Lash Sensational Serum
Had too many eyelash extensions? This serum, packed full of vitamins, brings worked-out lashes back from the brink in a matter of weeks. Just comb it on before bed and make like Sleeping Beauty.
Pantene Gold Series Repairing Mask
While this mask has been formulated specifically for Afro hair, it also keeps curls, waves and colour-treated hair looking healthy and frizz-free. We use it once a week in place of conditioner to get a serious dose of moisture.
Olay Daily Facials 5-in-1 Dry Cloths
We all know we should use a fresh flannel every time we wash our face, but really, ain't nobody got time for that. Instead, we use these clever cloths night and day. The result? Clear skin and less laundry.
Ambre Solaire After Sun Cooling Face Sheet Mask
We just can't get enough of treat-y'self sheet masks, so one that does the whole after-sun thing and hydrates skin? We knew it'd be a winner. Smooth it on after a day in the sun and feel the cooling, fresh-faced vibes.


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Pre-orders are up for the new four song 7" by the Austin TX based band, GHOST KNIFE, titled "Garrote Guarantee".
All pre-orders will instantly receive a link to download mp3 versions of these songs after checkout!
Ghost Knife is:
- Mike Wiebe (vocalist of the Riverboat Gamblers and High Tension Wires) on Vocals & Guitar
- Ben "Snakepit" White (ex-J-Church, author of his autobiographical Snakepit Comix, and regular contributor to Razorcake) on Bass & Vocals
- Chris Pfeffer (Criaturas, ex-J-Church, ex-Severed Head Of State) on Drums
This new release by Ghost Knife features full-color artwork by Ghost Knife bassist, Ben Snakepit.
Ghost Knife "Garrote Guarantee" 7" is Twistworthy Records release number #18. Check it out:
Pre-Order GHOST KNIFE "Garrote Guarantee" 7" by clicking here.


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MIAMI (PRWeb) September 2, 2014
Full-service Direct Response Marketing Company Celebrates 15 Years of Helping Marketers Tap into the Evolving Latino Market
Omni Direct, a leader in U.S. Hispanic direct response marketing, celebrated its 15 years of business this summer. Specializing in direct to consumer, brand, and digital marketing, Omni Direct was established in 1999 by Alex Agurcia.
Agurcia first founded Omni Direct in recognition of the growing but virtually untapped potential of the Hispanic market in the U.S. Prior to starting Omni Direct, he led Gold Coast Media as their CEO spearheading their rapid growth in the 1990s to become a leader in launching direct products and services to both the general and U.S. Hispanic markets. Agurcia also consulted to Guthy-Renker's Executive Committee developing and executing their direct response strategies in Latin America and U.S. Hispanic markets. As one of the pioneers in the Hispanic direct response specialty, Agurcia evolved Omni Direct from marketing and distributing Hispanic DR products to a full-service direct response marketing and media agency helping other marketers profitably tap into the market.
Omni Direct works with its clients to execute best in class strategies based on the most current market trends and insights that have proven to penetrate the very diverse and evolving U.S. Hispanic and Latin American marketplace.
From their start in 1999 to today, Omni Direct has earned a reputation as the leading Hispanic marketing experts in the industry. Omni Direct has worked with titans of the industry including Guthy-Renker, Allstar Marketing Group, Idea Village, Tristar, Church & Dwight Co. Inc., and Colonial Penn Life Insurance to incorporate successful Hispanic campaigns into their marketing mix.
"The U.S. Hispanic market is on average ten years younger, experiencing growing disposable income and becoming a critical mass that's driving buying power in the United States," said Agurcia, president of Omni Direct. "The segment is now impossible to ignore if you want to grow as a business. We help our clients define their most effective strategy with the Hispanic market and achieve an ROI that they just haven't been able to reach before with this group of consumers. We know how to identify the right mix of media and marketing elements that will be most effective with Latinos. We're proud to say that we've been in the trenches every day, year after year and our clients benefit from that experience."
Omni Direct's experience delivering highly successful, high volume product and lead generation campaigns have been recognized with multiple nominations and awards. Since 2010, Omni Direct has earned the Electronic Retailer Association (ERA) Moxie Award for Best Short Form Creative in the U.S. Hispanic category for three consecutive years.
"Our success over the past 15 years can be attributed to delivering strong analytical capabilities while integrating it with relevant market and cultural insights," said Denira Borrero, chief operating officer and principle of Omni Direct. "Our team at Omni Direct has a high level of expertise and an unyielding commitment to our clients. We really become an extension of their marketing department watching all the moving parts and helping them successfully tap into an extra revenue source that had eluded them in the past."
In 2013, Omni Direct moved to a new, expanded office location in mid-town Miami to better accommodate their business growth while still being in the heart of the thriving scene for Hispanic media and creative production. A major media services agency, Omni Direct leverages and tracks the expanding Spanish language media landscape in both Latin America and the United States to launch integrated campaigns across TV, radio, digital, print and OOH formats.
Other accolades include over 30 published articles in the last three years, an appointment of Denira Borrero to a three year term on the Board of Directors for the ERA, as well as past ERA Hispanic Council Chair positions for both Agurcia and Borrero. Agurcia was also inducted into the Miami Dade College Alumni Hall of Fame with a Lifetime Achievement Award for his contributions in the field of marketing and advertising.
For more information about Omni Direct's direct response marketing solutions, please visit http://www.omnidirect.tv/.
About Omni Direct
Established since 1999, Omni Direct is the nation's leading U.S. Hispanic full service direct response marketing company. With the experience of launching hundreds of successful DR campaigns to the Hispanic market for Fortune 500 companies, DR industry leaders and entrepreneurs alike, Omni Direct uses a best practices approach to campaign set-up, launch and management. Offering services from strategic planning, creative production, and media planning, to managing call center operations, fulfillment and customer service; Omni Direct's focus is on delivering measurable and sustainable return on investment. The company prides itself on the quality campaigns, relationships, results, and reputation it has garnered in the industry.


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Brooke Goulding – Seren Ariana Organics
Seren-Ariana is a family run business situated on the edge of Carmathenshire's Black Mountains'. The business was founded by Brooke Goulding, a qualified aromatherapist and holistic therapist. Her eldest daughter was born with eczema, commercial soaps and creams only inflamed and irritated her delicate skin. Given Brook's field of expertize making their own


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Animex News
December 05
|Award winning director comes to Animex
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|As a partner, director and creative director (as well as some time producer) at Studio AKA, Philip Hunt certainly has his work cut out! Philip won several awards for his short film 'Ah Pook Is Here', and has gone from there to be involved in many award winning films and tv commercials. One of his most recent projects was as executive produced on the short film 'JoJo in the Stars', directed by Studio AKA director and Animex 2005 speaker Marc Craste. Get More ...
|UK Film Exclusive at Animex!
|14 Dec 05
|Roger Dean and Dave Mousley give Animex viewers an exclusive glimpse of a new British feature film called Floating Island. Get More ...
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The annual rite features a leading voice in the world of writing and reading. The keynoter spends the afternoon with K-12 teachers after a morning of presentations by the Teacher Consultants of the Northern Virginia Writing Project.
The philosophy of the project is on display: teachers leading teachers and offering choice in professional development to thinking practitioners.
The assumption is that practicing teachers know what they need to know (choice) and are best at translating theory into effective classroom practice (demonstration lessons).
The presentations are hands on. Teachers try their hand at using writing as a tool for learning, writing creatively, thinking in writing, sharing, discussing. In other words: making meaning for themselves through coached inquiry.
This year was no different, and the keynoter was a Writing Project Teacher Consultant writ large: Donalyn Miller, a sixth grade teacher from Texas who is known to most classroom teachers by her nickname and self titled book, The Book Whisperer.
She drew in over 350 teachers who voluntarily spent a Saturday honing their skills.
In her presentation Donalyn was warm, humorous, and student-centered--just what one would expect from a teacher of excellence. She used pictures of her sixth graders throughout her description of research-supported classroom practices.
Her classroom is real. She pointed out where not everyone was on-task every minute--just in case the audience might assume her kids "weren't like everyone else's." Her students appear happy in a book-stuffed room as they zoom through self-selected books.
In her budget-reduced, student-swollen classrooms (all of her classes are over 30 students each) her students read anywhere from a low of 19 books to a high of over 70 last year. (Have you read 70 books this year? Have you read 19?) All without brow-beating, threats, grade deductions, public humiliation....
The Writing Project, long the gold-standard for professional development--and so frequently used as an exemplar in national reports when indicating the standard for collegial, intellectual, transformative, and sustained teacher development that it is almost cliche--lost its funding from Congress last year.
Luckily, robust local sites like the NVWP housed at George Mason University have been able to maintain services while planning for an uncertain future.
Earlier this month, some of that funding was restored. The National Writing Project was awarded an 11.3 million grant, roughly less than half of the $24 million lost in last year's Congress. The money came through Title II's Supporting Effective Educators Development (S.E.E.D. - the DOE is big on acronyms) program.
Yay for the Writing Project. This is money well spent because the dividends reaped in building effective teachers has proven to have a rippling influence within schools and across districts.
The SEED money is awarded through a competitive application--yet another "race" proposed by the office of our basketball-player-in-chief Arne Duncan.
Others who benefited from this round in the competition: TFA and the the New Teacher Center in Santa Cruz.
The Absolute Priorities were Number One: Teacher and principal recruitment, selection and preparation -- especially in areas that serve high-needs students. That would cover TFA and TNTP, though I would argue against the effectiveness of TFA practices where student achievement is concerned. TFA received $8.3 million - on top of the $50 million awarded in yet another competition last year. The New Teacher Center received 4.98 million for work in Hillsborough County.
Priority two includes "Professional development enhancement of teachers of English Language Arts with a specific focus on writing." That would be the NWP, an organization that has proven itself time and again in its ability to improve instruction in writing and in building teacher leadership.
Apparently the SEED money ran out before those who met Absolute Priority Three were awarded funds: Programs that result in Advanced Credentialing. The National Board for Professional Teaching Standards did not receive funding. I cannot put into words the irony of funding TFA over the NBPTS.
The Obama Administration wants to beef up the funding for the SEED program in the current budget cycle. (Good luck.)
For this early spring, at least one worthwhile SEED has been planted in my backyard.
Donalyn Miller's visit was rejuvenating. Here is a teacher who lives the project philosophy:
- Teachers who read and write for and in front of their students are better teachers. (Only as an aside did she point out that all of her students pass "the tests." She devoted exactly that much of her two-hour commentary to standardized testing, demonstrating the lack of faith accomplished teachers have in these measurements of student achievement.)
- Teachers who have investigated their practice in a Summer Institute carry this habit of mind into their classrooms and continue to revise practice. Donalyn peppered her talk with ongoing decision-making and student-watching that is part of her daily mindfulness. She openly testified that she would not have written a book if she had not gained confidence in writing through the Summer Institute.
- Teachers who have confidence in their abilities influence their peers (a best selling book? an auditorium of over 350 teachers? a blog? Need I say more? This was federal money that has reaped far more than was sown. Other popular Professional Development books have been penned by NWP Teacher Consultants, including Tim Gillespie, Kelly Gallagher, Sheridan Blau, Linda Christensen, Harvey Daniels and on and on.)
- Teachers who use writing as a tool for learning grow critical thinkers who make meaning rather than memorize facts.
- Teachers who teach teachers model professional demeanors and habits. See all of the above.
Thanks for a rich day of celebration.
*Bernadette Mulholland Glaze, Bernie to those of us who worked with her, was a long-time member of the NVWP who influenced legions of teachers and students through her roles as teacher, instructional coordinator at Fairfax County Schools, and as a Co-Director of the project. She devised the Language and Learning Conference and sadly left us when she succumbed to cancer. We still miss her energy and vision.


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A 32 Bit Address book and phone dialer for Windows 95 and NT. Its quite simple,and very easy to install and uninstall. Very handy for laptops.Description:
A 32 Bit Address book and phone dialer for Windows 95 and NT. Its quite simple,and very easy to install and uninstall. Very handy for laptops. Some of the features are: Minimizing program doesnt tie up modem, Changes are saved automatically, Envelope and Address Book Printing, Minimize Address Book to System tray, Open Multiple and New Address Books, Find Feature to locate Entry Fast, A Quick Reference Calendar, Password Feature, Copy Entry to Clipboard, System Information, Send Email and Open Default WWW Program.
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A great address book software, cardfile, PIM, Rolodex and contact manager with Dymo label printing.
XemiCo Address Book is a straightforward contact manager. It will allow you to keep all important details about your contacts in a searchable list. The program's icon in the system tray provides quick access on a double click. Completely free to use.
Alive Address Book is a sterling electronic address book. Supports the tree-type structure of the contact list, over 50 different fields in each contact, allows you to add photographs, textual description, etc.
Kernel for IncrediMail recover contacts from IncrediMail Address Book file and emails from deleted, damaged, corrupt Incredimail mail storage files. It can successfully recovers contacts from [IncrediMail .IMB Address Book Files].
Web-based address books for sharing contacts among multiple users in an office, making a corporate directory, networking your address book for access on multiple computers, or making your addresses available no matter where you travel.
"Jiffy is an easy-to-use address book which will help you organize all your addresses and make them available to you at the touch of a button. Jiffy will save you time so you can be more productive.
Quick Recovery for Lotus Notes Address Book to Outlook software export lotus contacts to outlook with all its contacts properties, contact group, contact details. Export lotus address book to existing or new pst file.
Export Lotus Contacts to Outlook with Recover Data for Notes Address Book to Outlook Converter. Notes Contacts to Outlook software easily and quickly perform lotus contacts conversion process and export lotus notes contacts to outlook.
A great address book software, cardfile, PIM, Rolodex and contact manager. It provides a very efficient way to store your personal information, contacts, or any other type of info in a fast and easy to search database.
The tool makes it possible to recover contact information from the Windows Address Book where data used by Outlook Express (wab files) is stored. The tool allow recover a deleted contacts and view the history of changes in Windows Address Book.
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Welcome to my Living in the Garden Blog. There is something serene about working in the garden. When the day is stressful, I can take refuge behind the handle of a shovel or spade. Sometimes I go out early in the morning, just after the dawn, or even just as the sun is raising its beams above the Teton mountains to the East of me. Rarely is there much sound other than the hoe. I'm generally undisturbed there.
Welcome to the Living Garden Blog
Making Apple Juice, Apple Cider, and Apple Cider Vinegar is Part of Fall Harvest
After I've been outside working, the taste of fresh apple cider warms more than the belly. It warms the soul. We learned to press apples ourselves. The taste is absolutely incomparable. Now we gather apples and use our juicer to make 20 gallons or so each year.
Mortgage Lifter and Black Krim Tomatoes are Favorites
I introduced the Black Krim tomato to my neighbor just a couple of years ago. We saved seeds from a good crop that year, and we took some of those seeds to my neighbor. Well, it's good that I did. This year his plants out produced my tomato plants by 5 to 1. Lesson learned. Don't let your trellises get to crowded. Tomatoes don't like crowded.
Hanging Perfect Pumpkins on a Trellis
A couple of years ago I heard about growing pumpkins on trellises. At first I thought it was crazy. Well, this year I made my foray into trellised pumpkins.
Flower Garden Tips For Anyone
Flower gardens are one of the most beautiful sights you will ever see and spring is the time of year to get started taking care of yours. If you already have a flower garden you would like to brighten up and restore, now is the time to add new plants to enhance the existing ones.


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Live updates
Banksy auction
An iconic spray paint work by the graffiti artist Banksy will be offered at Bonhams sale today where it is expected to fetch as much as £100,000.
Love is in the Air is one of the artist's most famous motifs.
Loved at last: forgotten jag sells for £100,000
A1960s Jaguar that lay hidden in a garage for three decades was sold for more than £100,000 at a car auction today.
The Jaguar E-Type roadster, one of the earliest surviving examples of theright-hand drive model, was sold in the Bonhams auction at the RAF Museum in Hendon, north west London.
Bought by its current owner in 1965 but taken off the road in the early 1980s, the unrestored Jaguar raised £109,020 - more than treble its estimate of £25,000-£30,000.


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Tuesday, November 25, 2014
The Amish Blacksmith - The Men of Lancaster County 2 - by Mindy Starns Clark & Susan Meissner
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New from bestselling authors Mindy Starns Clark and Susan Meissner, The Amish Blacksmith (Book 2 in The Men of Lancaster County series) explores the men of an Amish community in Lancaster County, how their Amish beliefs play out in their unique roles, and the women who change their lives.
Apprenticed blacksmith Jake Miller is skeptical of Priscilla Kinsinger's innate ability to soothe troubled horses, especially when he has own ideas on how to calm them. Six years earlier, Priscilla's mother died in an awful accident at home, and Priscilla's grief over losing her mother was so intense that she was sent to live with relatives in Indiana. She has just returned to Lancaster County.
Not that her homecoming matters to Jake, who is interested in courting lighthearted Amanda Shetler. But Jake's boss is Priscilla's uncle, and when the man asks Jake to help his niece reconnect with community life, he has no choice but to do just that. Surprisingly, he finds himself slowly drawn to the beautiful but emotionally wounded Priscilla.
Jake then determines to prove to her that it's not her fault her mother died, but what he discovers will challenge everything they both believe about the depth of love and the breadth of forgiveness.
My review:
I really enjoyed this story with a twist! I liked how the story was told from the viewpoint of Jake, who thought he had his life all figured out. His spiritual and emotional growth were wonderful and really made the story compelling. There was also a slight mystery as the circumstances surrounding Priscilla's mother's death weren't clear. Priscilla was very interesting as I never knew what she would say or do next and neither did Jake! I felt like I had a lot in common personality-wise with both Priscilla and Jake and could relate to them a lot more than Amanda. It was fascinating watching him gentle horses and the techniques he employed, but it was especially interesting getting Priscilla's insights. I also found it interesting to learn more about the blacksmith trade. There were a couple of cute romantic moments, but there really wasn't much to that aspect of the story and I wished there had been. I didn't want to put this book down! I think men would like this story just as much as women and I especially recommend it for lovers of Amish fiction, romance, or horses.
I received this book free from Harvest House Publishers in exchange for an honest review.
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Applications, Chore Shortcuts. RH window in Server Explorer returns wrong server's processes
This has been found in both 9.0 SP3 U9 and 9.5.1 HF4. It probably exists in all versions in between.
If you have a production and development server they will likely have objects with the same names. If you have an application shortcut to a chore that exists on more than one server, the processes listed in the right hand pane of Server Explorer will link to the FIRST server's processes.
To reproduce this, do the following:
(1) Have two servers running. The names don't matter; in 9.5.1 I used Planning Sample and sData.
(2) Create one or more processes with the same name on both servers.
(3) Create a chore using those processes on both servers.
(4) On the server that appears last in Server Explorer, create an application folder, and place a shortcut to the chore in it.
(5) When you select the chore, the list of its processes will appear in the right hand pane. (The Properties Window needs to be on.)
(6) Double click on one of those processes to edit it. The corresponding process from the FIRST server will be launched, instead of the LAST server's process. In the example above if your shortcut is in sData, it will be Planning Sample's process that is launched.
Why was I doing this? Because we have literally dozens of processes. A long, LONG list of processes, and there is no EASY way to copy a number of them into an application folder for easy access. All you can do is draaaaaaaaaag them all the way up the list, one at a time, until you've done them all. Heaven forbid that we could drag multiple processes from the right hand pane, or select several of them, then Copy and have a Paste Reference command which would put all of them into the application folder. So instead I HAD hoped to be able to put a reference to the chore, and then use THAT to get a quick link to the processes.
Due to this bug, however, that's not a viable option since the main time I want to do that is on the development server which, by design, has a name which places it after the production one in Server Explorer.
It may not be a show stopper, but it IS annoying. (Especially since when we really DO want to do cross-server references, we can't.) Please fix.
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Clinical Research Program
Clinical Research Program
The clinical research program prospectively defines key individual and national vascular health goals; creates regional and national vascular care health metrics; and translates successful programs into national scientific registries, prospective clinical trials, and care guidelines. The Program's academic success is manifested by its dissemination of high quality outcomes data in over 250 peer-reviewed, high impact manuscripts by Dr. Hirsch, and nearly 800 manuscripts by the section faculty.
Landmark Clinical Research Programs
Great science is an art. We are proud to have created landmark clinical research programs.
Minnesota Regional PAD Screening Study
Minnesota Regional PAD Screening Study
The Vascular Medicine Program was instrumental in creating the Minnesota Regional PAD Screening Study, which was expanded to become the landmark national PARTNERS study of early PAD detection via use of the ABI measurement in primary care practices. This provided the basis for the phrase "PAD is prevalent, under-diagnosed and under-treated".
Related Article:
Hirsch AT, Halverson S, Treat-Jacobson D, Lunzer MA, Hotvedt PS, Krook S, Rajala S, Hunninghake DB. "The Minnesota Regional Peripheral Arterial Disease Screening Program: Toward a Definition of Community Standards of Care." Vascular Medicine 2001;6(2):87-96.
REACH registry
REACH registry
The Program provided vascular disease leadership to the international REACH registry that measured the cardiovascular risk of PAD, coronary heart disease, and stroke patients, by defining both annual ischemic event rates, limb outcomes, and predictors of adverse events. This study provided the basis for the phrase "PAD is known to be amongst the most morbid and mortal of all cardiovascular diseases."
Related Articles:
- Bhatt DL, Steg PG, Ohman EM, Hirsch AT, Ikeda Y, Mas JL, Goto S, Liau CS, Richard AJ, Röther J,Wilson PF, on behalf of the REACH Registry Investigators.International prevalence, recognition, and treatment of cardiovascular risk factors in outpatients with atherothrombosis.JAMA. 2006;295:180-189.
- Steg G, Bhatt DL, Wilson PWF, D'Agostino R, Ohman EM, Rother J, Liau CS, Hirsch AT, Mas JL, Ikeda Y, Pencina MJ, Goto S, for the REACH Registry Investigators.One-year cardiovascular event rates in outpatients with atherothrombosis. JAMA2007;297:1197-1206.
- Abola MTB, Bhatt DL, Duval S, Keo H, Baumgartner I, Cacoub PP, Creager MA, Brennan DM, Steg PG, and Hirsch AT, on behalf of the REACH Investigators.Fate of Individuals with Ischemic Amputations in the REACH Registry: Three-year Cardiovascular and Limb-Related Outcomes.Atherosclerosis. 2012 Apr;221(2):527-35. Epub 2012 Jan 24.
FRIENDS registry
FRIENDS registry
Creation of the FRIENDS registry has defined contemporary acute limb ischemia and critical limb ischemia outcomes, including major adverse cardiac event rates and major adverse limb event rates. FRIENDS clarifies that "time is leg." This study provides hope that timely detection of severe PAD, prompt revascularization, and provision of risk reduction therapies can improve the survival of life and limb. Great care requires that all aspects of excellence be achieved.
Related Articles:
- Keo HH, Duval S, Baumgartner I, Oldenburg NC, Jaff MR, Goldman J, Peacock JM, Flannery D, Tretinyak AS, Henry TD, Luepker RV, Hirsch AT. The FReedom from Ischemic Events: New Dimensions for Survival (FRIENDS) Registry: The design of a prospective observational study of patients with severe peripheral artery disease. BMC Cardiovasc Disord. 2013 Dec 19;13(1):120. [Epub ahead of print]
- Duval S, Keo HH, Baumgartner I, Oldenburg NC, Jaff MR, Peacock JM, Tretinyak AS, Henry TD, Luepker RV, Hirsch AT, on behalf of the FRIENDS Investigators. The Impact of Prolonged Lower Limb Ischemia on Cardiovascular Event Rates, Mortality and Functional Status: The FRIENDS Registry. Am Heart J. 2014 Oct;168(4):577-87.
Vascular health service and health economic research
Vascular health service and health economic research
We promote vascular health service and health economic research. This program was the first to measure the USA health economic costs of PAD; the clinical and cost impacts of tobacco use in individuals with PAD; has mapped county-based rates of ischemic amputation, heart attack and stroke across Minnesota; and evaluated the impact of atrial fibrillation on systemic (non-stroke) thromboembolic events. We lead the evaluation of the prevalence of lymphedema and impact of therapy on clinical events and cost.
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- Hirsch AT, Hartman L, Town RJ, Virnig BA. "National healthcare costs of peripheral arterial disease in the Medicare population." Vasc Med 2008;13(3):209-215.
- Mahoney EM, Wang K, Cohen DJ, Hirsch AT, Alberts MJ, Eagle K, Mosse F, Jackson JD, Steg G, Bhatt DL. "One-year costs in patients with a history of or at risk for atherothrombosis in the United States." Circulation - Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes 2008;1:38-45.
- Brayton KM, Hirsch AT, O'Brien P, Cheville AL, Karaca-Mandic P, Rockson SG. "Lymphedema Prevalence and Treatment Benefits in Cancer: Impact of a Therapeutic Intervention on Health Outcomes and Costs." PLOS One, 2014:9(12):e114597. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0114597
- Karaca-Mandic P, Hirsch AT, Rockson SG, Ridner S. "The Cutaneous, Net Clinical and Health Economic Benefits of Advanced Pneumatic Compression Devices in Patients With Lymphedema." JAMA Dermatol. 2015 Oct 7:1-7. doi: 10.1001/jamadermatol.2015.1895. [Epub ahead of print].
- Duval S, Long KH, Roy SS, Oldenburg NC, Harr K, Alesci NL, Fee RM, Sharma RR; and Hirsch AT. "The Contribution of Smoking to High Healthcare Utilization and Medical Costs in Peripheral Artery Disease: A State-Based Insured Cohort Analysis." J Am Coll Cardiol. 2015 Oct 6;66(14):1566-74.
National multicenter randomized clinical trials
National multicenter randomized clinical trials
As a leader in the design, operation, and publication of major national multicenter randomized clinical trials, the section provided contributed to the evaluation of the only approved claudication medication (cilostazol), the first PAD-specific anti-thrombotic medication (clopiodrel) and evaluates most promising new PAD-specific medications. The section provided leadership to the NHLBI-sponsored CLEVER (PAD claudication comparative effectiveness), CORAL (renal artery stenosis comparative effectiveness) and current BEST (PAD critical limb ischemia comparative effectiveness) clinical trials. Dr. Hirsch serves as national co-principal investigator for the NIH-sponsored PACE clinical trial within the Cardiovascular Cell Therapy Research Network that evaluates the benefit, risk, and physiologic effects of autologous stem cell therapy for individuals with PAD and claudication.
Related Articles:
- Murphy TP, Hirsch AT, Ricotta JJ, Cutlip DE, Mohler E, Regensteiner JG, Comerota AJ, Cohen DJ, on behalf of the CLEVER Steering Committee. "The National Institutes of Health CLEVER Study (Claudication: Exercise Vs. Endoluminal Revascularization): Rationale and Methods." J Vasc Surg 2008;47(6):1356-1363.PMCID: PMC2519609
- Murphy TP, Cutlip D, Regensteiner JG, Mohler ER, Cohen D, Reynolds MR, Lewis EA, Cerezo J, Oldenburg NC, Thum CC, Goldberg S, Jaff M, Steffes MW, Comerota AJ, Ehrman J, Treat-Jacobsen D, Walsh ME, Collins T, Badenhop D, Bronas U, Hirsch AT, for the CLEVER Study investigators. "Stenting vs. Supervised Exercise for Claudication Due to Aortoiliac Peripheral Artery Disease: 6-Month Outcomes from the CLEVER Study." Circulation. 2012 Jan 3;125(1):130-139. Epub 2011 Nov 16.
- Perin EC, Emerson C. Perin, Murphy M, Cooke JP, Moyé LA, Henry TD, Bettencourt J, Gahremanpour A, Leeper N, Anderson RD, Sayre SL, Vojvodic RW, Taylor DA, and Hirsch AT, for the Cardiovascular Cell Therapy Research Network (CCTRN). "Rationale and Design for PACE: Patients with Intermittent Claudication Injected with ALDH Bright Cells (PACE)." Am Heart J, 2014; 168(5):667–673.e2, November 2014.
Vascular population health
Vascular population health
As individuals, we thrive best in healthy communities. Vascular diseases elicit profound impacts on population health. Most "vascular medicine" programs are focused on creating individual (or regional) clinical care pathways, in the absence of a broader population health mission. In contrast, the University of Minnesota section has established national leadership in promoting vascular population health.
Related Articles:
- Hirsch AT, Allison M, Gomes A, Corriere M, Duval S, Ershow AE, Karas R, Lovell M, Hiatt WR, McDermott MM, Mendes D, Nussmeier NA, and Treat-Jacobson D. "A Call to Action: Women and PAD, an American Heart Association Scientific Statement." Circulation. 2012 Mar 20;125(11):1449-1472. Epub 2012 Feb 15.
- Bekwelem W, Adabag S, Duval S, Chrolavicius S, Pogue J, Halperin JL, Connolly S, Hirsch AT. "Extracranial Systemic Embolic Events in Patients with Atrial Fibrillation: Incidence, Risk Factors, and Outcomes." Circulation. 2015 Sep 1;132(9):796-803.
Minnesota Heart Health Program
Minnesota Heart Health Program
Cardiovascular prevention is vascular medicine: In 2011, section leadership – in partnership with the Lillehei Heart Institute and the School of Public Health – created the new Minnesota Heart Health Program's aspirin primary prevention initiative, called the "Ask About Aspirin" Initiative. With NIH RO1 funding, this effort is designed to promote ideal primary prevention of a first heart attack or stroke in appropriate high risk individuals. This is achieved by translating national prevention recommendations into discrete actionable steps for use by every primary care clinic across every health system in the state. Clinically effective and cost-effective national care is achieved when we act as though "prevention is an intervention". This program will expand to include the first-ever program to prevent PAD and its adverse cardiac and limb events ("Project PAD").
Related Articles:
- Oldenburg NC. Duval S. Luepker RV, Finnegan JR, LaMarre H, Peterson KA, Zantek ND, Jacobs G, Straka RJ, Miller KH, Hirsch AT. "A 16-Month Community-Based Intervention to Increase Aspirin Use for Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease." Preventing Chronic Disease, 2014 May 15;11:E83. doi: 10.5888/pcd11.130378
- Luepker RV, Steffen L, Duval S, Zantek ND, Xiao S, Hirsch AT. "Population trends in aspirin use for cardiovascular disease prevention 1980-2009: the Minnesota Heart Survey." J American Heart Asso, 2015 Dec 23;4(12). pii: e002320. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.115.002320. PMID: 26702085
- Tzeyu LM, Jalal H, Abraham J, Luepker RVL, Duval S, Hirsch AT. "Cost-Effectiveness of a Statewide Campaign to Promote Aspirin Use for Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease." J Am Heart Asso, 2015 Dec 23;4(12). pii: e002321. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.115.002321. PMID: 26702086
Health policy development
Health policy development
From evidence to national guidelines, scientific statements, and government service: From this clinical care and clinical research base, section leadership has helped lead efforts to translate this experience into creation of the national 2005 and 2010 ACCF-AHA Guidelines for the Management of Patients with Peripheral Artery Disease; and the 2012 AHA "A Call to Action: Women and PAD" Scientific Statement. The section provides guidance to the FDA Cardiac and Renal Drugs Advisory Panel and recent Medicare Evidence Development & Coverage Advisory Committee meetings.
Related Articles:
- Hirsch AT, Haskal ZJ, Hertzer NR, et al. "ACC/AHA guidelines for the management of patients with peripheral arterial disease (lower extremity, renal, mesenteric, and abdominal aortic): a report of the American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association Task Force on Practice Guidelines (Writing Committee to Develop Guidelines for the Management of Patients with Peripheral Arterial Disease [Lower Extremity, renal, Mesenteric, and Abdominal Aortic])." Circulation 2006;113:1474-1547; and J Am Coll Cardiol, 2006;47:1239-1312.
- Rooke TW, Hirsch AT, Misra S, Sidawy AN, et al. "2011 ACCF/AHA Focused Update of the Guideline for the Management of Patients With Peripheral Arterial Disease (Updating the 2005 Guideline). A Report of the American College of Cardiology Foundation/American Heart Association Task Force on Practice Guidelines." J Am Coll Cardiol 2011 Nov 1;58(19):2020-45 and Circulation 2011 Nov 1;124(18):2020-45.


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Ongoing Projects
IFCO hosts and participates in a number of projects with Foster Care partners around the world. Select from one of the continents on the map below to find out what projects are ongoing or have taken place in those areas. For more information or if you're interested in furthering a Foster Care projects with IFCO, call us today on +44 (0) 20 8144 7571 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Improvement of the care of Children affected by HIV and AIDS
Following its Statement on the community and family-based solutions for children affected by HIV/AIDS IFCO offers its expertise and experience in the development of fostering to improve the care for children, teenagers and families affected by the HIV/AIDS pandemic. IFCO advocates supporting families in caring for their children.
When this is not possible (often because of the deaths of parents and adult relatives) we advocate provision of alternative community and family-based solutions for the children affected by HIV/AIDS. This calls for: - Our inclusion in global policies designed to enforce 4 priorities : generalised access to medical care and treatments, fight against discrimination, prevention and psycho-social support for persons living with IV/AIDS and their close ones, The will to promote and improve family-based solutions for orphaned and vulnerable children: extended family placement, community placement,and foster family care as best solutions for the children, provided that the needs and rights of the children are fulfilled, particularly their special needs, when facing traumas or disabilities, the development of support, training, and monitoring services for those family-based solutions, to prevent abuse, neglect or exploitation of orphans and vulnerable children, The creation of specific services, support and allowances for child-headed households, Limiting the residential and institutionalized care to temporary solutions, including those with disabilities, - The support of social services development in communities, - The empowerment of local networks of foster, kin and young carers to assure that local capacity is developed and respected for the care of children and young persons, - The reinforcement of children's participation, and the development of Networks of children and youth in care, - The development of regional and international networks to facilitate local initiatives and capacity-building, through the exchange of good practices and lessons learned, - The advocacy and lobbying to achieve these goals locally, nationally and internationally. Here below are some action proposals which IFCO can deliver, to achieve the goals listed above:
1) support projects to improve the care for vulnerable, orphaned or isolated children: Objectives: support the development of foster care and foster care networks in recruiting, selecting, training, support and counseling of foster families and foster children,
training and support of carers and professionals (social workers, community workers), improvement of the quality of child protection services, improvement of the legal framework for intervention in tune with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Proposed actions: needs assessment using IFCO's Social Action Methodology, involvement of all stakeholders in evaluation and elaboration of the project proposal, training of trainers and resource-persons, raising awareness campaign, involvement of governmental and non-governmental partners.
2) favour the creation of a Network of actors in child protection, dealing with foster care, family and community-based care for out-of-home children and child-headed households Objectives: facilitate the exchange in and between countries, spread and learn about experiences and good practice,
support the carers and professionals, maximize the possibilities of lobbying, fundraising and partnership with NGOs, donors, international institutions and governments.
Proposed actions: appoint a network coordinator with accessibility to communication tools, organise networking events such as trainings, conferences, seminars, support capacity-building in and between network members.
3) initiate the creation of a Youth in care Network Objectives: support youth participation and involvement in every action, project and decision affecting their lives, develop peer support and mentoring among young people in care, value the experience and knowledge of the young people, better adjust our projects and working methods to their needs, benefit from their expertise, energy, creativity and determination, reinforce and ensure the continuity of Youth Associations,
reinforce and expand the actions the Youth Associations carry out.
Proposed actions:
appoint a young network coordinator with accessibility to communication tools organize networking events such as trainings, participation to IFCO conferences, meetings and recreative events for the children and young people, support capacity-building in and between network members, support advocacy, lobbying and actions through monitoring, funding, and training.


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Anna's (Guest) RP Friday Five: Items of Significance
Guest post by Avonar over at Too Many Annas today, with another Friday Five set of questions. I'll do these for Linedan only today since I'm a little pushed for time:
Lin doesn't. He does have a pink mageweave shirt that's a bit of a constant though (see below).
The aforementioned pink mageweave shirt. See, our raid main tank, Gorebash, has worn a pink shirt for years now. It's part of one of his RP outfits–pink shirt, denim overalls, a straw hat, and a Thunderstrike. (No, I'm not kidding. On a male orc. It looks like he just stepped out of bizarre through-the-Dark-Portal version of Iowa. It's awesome.) One raid night he couldn't make it and I had to stand in as MT, and did a creditable if not particularly noteworthy job in Tempest Keep. The next day, Gore mailed Linedan a pink mageweave shirt. To this day, Lin takes good care of it, keeping it mended and clean, and wears it on every raid as a good luck talisman.
I used to name Linedan's weapons early on. One of his first sabres was called Truecleaver. His self-crafted Masterwork Stormhammer was named Cloudcaller (because it cast Chain Lightning). But soon he was switching weapons so fast that I got out of the habit.
Maybe the pink shirt, but probably not even that. Lin's got a fairly que sera sera attitude about possessions.
Most of my characters pack-rat. So did Lin for the longest time. Eventually I got sick of my wife's little friendly jabs about never having any bag space and I got ruthless. Now on average Lin's got 40 open slots, sometimes more. Of course, this just means his bank is full to bursting…
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"Prior to meeting Bill, we had hired a prominent company whose work we had admired at the Philadelphia Flower Show. It was the first time we had worked with a professional landscape designer and while we were spending more money than we had ever imagined for landscaping, in the end we felt we paid too much for work that wasn't particularly creative or unique."
"We called White Oak to help us finish what the other designer had started and, more importantly, to help us create the garden we had originally hoped for. When Bill shared his vision for our yard, we were blown away by his knowledge and creativity. Once we saw our future garden the way Bill saw it, we wanted to start planting right away. Bill developed a plan that we could execute in stages as time and budget allowed. Regardless of the relatively modest budget for each of the phases, White Oak has always delivered more than we expected and made the most of every dollar.
After 6 years and multiple phases, we are thrilled with the way our once boring yard has been transformed into the fabulous garden we always wanted. "
– Cynthia Dewick & David Gerbec
"When Frederick and I first started looking for a landscape architect, we found one through the Internet and one was a referral through a friend. The moment we met Bill, we knew we found a winner by the way Bill came prepared to listen with a pad, pencil, and the way he took notes, ask questions, and took pictures. "
"At the start Bill asked us to tell him what we wanted if we could have everything. We walked the property and Frederick and I listed walkways, paths, sitting areas and patios. Then, what was interesting, after listening to our wish list, Bill asked us to explain why we wanted things where we stated. It made us think why we were putting a wooden deck where a stone patio could go, and made us explain why we were putting a grill there and not here. In reality, Bill was making us think about what each area was to be used for, sitting, entertaining, lounging, and eating. Bill questioned us and listened to our answers and proposed alternatives and new ideas. With such a large expanse of land, we knew we could not do everything we wanted at once and Bill knew that he was building a relationship with us for years to come. Bill and his team created a resort within our property that once was only hills, steep slopes, and unusable space around our pool. Now sitting outside, we find ourselves thinking that we are in a resort and have named our property Rock Haven. We are truly pleased to continue on our relationship with Bill and the White Oak team."
– Jay Gloede & Fred Groya
"Do you JUST want some shrubs and trees or do you want an oasis? If you want an oasis call White Oak! " "Bill and the White Oak team make sure that you get a beautiful outcome that exudes warmth and peace. Bill is an artist who spends hours visualizing and designing each of the elements as opposed to something drafted in an office. The lush sanctuary that results will be what you dreamed of. We have worked with Bill more than once as our outdoor space has evolved. We spend more time enjoying our backyard with each change! Thank you for what you did for us."
– Nannette and Joe Oddo
"Dealing with Bill and Allison was a pleasure. Bill is a man of vision who I believe has the life experience that enables him to visualize the project even from the beginning. In the end, what we got was truly a WOW! " "The design and quality of the landscape far exceeded our expectations. Everyone now comments on our new space. We enjoy it almost every evening having some wine or drinks with our friends.
The way Allison runs the office and handles the logistics is commendable! The only occasion when White Oak will lose time is on account of the weather. The crew arrives on time and works at a pace that meets the project timing originally planned. Everyone involved seems to have a good knowledge of what is expected.
I now openly refer White Oak whenever I hear of someone talking about hardscaping or landscaping.
Thank you to the White Oak Team……you do not disappoint!"
– Mark and Donna Oehling
"There are a lot of "landscapers" out there, but there is only one Bill Duncan. He is a true artist, creating unique spaces that flow effortlessly into their surroundings."
"Bill has done four separate projects for me over the years and, every time, has managed to take my half-baked ideas and push them into an astonishing new place. His "out of the box" creativity and attention to the smallest detail have transformed my pedestrian property into a feast for the eye and spirit."
– Susan Parker
"After sitting on our landscaping plans for almost two years seeking the right person and the right company we were referred to Bill and White Oak through a friend who was glowing about his work. Immediately we could tell that Bill was different from other designers. " "He listened, he asked questions, he made sure that he was crystal clear on our vision of what we wanted. During the design and build process Bill was involved at every step, checking in on progress, course correcting when needed and maintaining an unrelenting desire to satisfy. To say that we are pleased with the outcome is an understatement. We are delighted and would recommend Bill and White Oak to anyone unreservedly."
– Julia and Jonathan Walker
"One of the best parts about working with Bill was that the first visit lasted an hour and a half. Bill came out with a blank sheet of paper, we toured the yard, and I told him what I liked, what I didn't like, and that I had no clue about how to make the yard better. He took all my ideas and comments and turned them into the garden I dreamed of but couldn't envision. Now I feel like I live at Longwood." Click to read more…
– Bill Powell
"We've worked with several landscapers in the past, but what's different about Bill is his design sense." "We're impressed with the hardscape in our garden as much as with the plantings. Bill really does have a gift; he thinks outside the box. Plus, he can keep to a time schedule; he can meet deadlines. And he's a great listener. He is also flexible with the design process. He is able to make adjustments during installation, which is essential. The day he came to start our project, I made a huge change and he went with it. On the last day, which coincided with a big party we were having that night, he was unbelievable the way he handled an unexpected problem. He made things right under pressure. Bill comes up with good solutions; he's a good problem solver."
– Jody Keller
"We never paid much attention to our backyard until the loss of major trees one by one over the years resulted in a loss of privacy." Our project required totally re-landscaping a city yard and converting a deck to a patio. The yard went from casual and naturalistic to a lot more interesting and creative. We wanted an outdoor room, and the change is quite dramatic. You're really hiring Bill for his artistic talent, especially with hardscaping. He's whimsical but also practical, and he really listens to your needs. When Bill creates a garden, he operates from a vision of the finished product – and he really knows what he's doing. He even improved the drainage in the yard, addressing some issues we had been dealing with for years."
– Jane Castle
"Our first landscape artist, recommended by our pool builder, landed in our front yard in a helicopter. He walked the property with us, discussed ideas and a budget, and then he flew away and everything after that was done remotely. Every design change we requested cost $500 to $1,000, and he still didn't understand our vision. By the time we met Bill, we really needed help."
"He immediately identified the problem with the site, redrafted the design, and nailed it on the first try. As we moved forward with the installation, Bill proposed changes. I was initially skeptical about some of them, but Iwent along – even agreeing to take down three enormous white pines. Now it's like our backyard has doubled in size, and we love it. Bill created three distinct outdoor living areas where before we just had a backyard. Each area is unique and beautiful, although the yard is only a half-acre. When we entertain, the party often flows from one area to the next. ill has a tremendous ability to visualize and then create from that vision. He could see problems we weren't even aware of and devise solutions that were perfect."
– Don DeWees, Jr.
"Bill totally changed the look of the front of our house while working within the natural contours of the land." "We wanted to alter the approach, create a circle in front and anticipate a garage for the future. I also wanted to create some privacy without jeopardizing the functionality. Behind the house, where there was nothing but open space backing to woods, Bill created a veranda surrounded by a three-foot-high stone wall. The outdoor fireplace works beautifully visually because it looks like a ruin. I love how he mixes materials – different colored stone with brick – and how each block is placed with consideration. What I learned working with Bill is that regardless of the plan on paper, the end result will be 50 percent better than I could possibly imagine.
I would recommend Bill for his creative acumen and his design talent. You're not going to get that anywhere else. He's open to anything, and the creative process with him is fun. You also can trust that things will be done in a timely manner, and on budget. His crew are the hardest working, most fun people."
– Mac Weymouth
"Bill looks at a landscape until it speaks to him. After spending hours walking our yard, he outlined a plan that came to life over a several week period." "Because he's really an artist, we nicknamed him Degas – and called him that all through the time he worked with us. Our garden is a breathtakingly beautiful extension of our home, a place where we watch the sunset and feel like we're in a sanctuary. And the only direction we gave Bill was to include a pergola.
I would also add that the White Oak management and crew were great to work with. The entire experience made us feel as if they had been our friends for years. They cared about the landscaping project, but more importantly they truly cared about the Fischer family and our desire to have a welcoming outdoor area for friends and family."
– Kathy and Dick Fischer
"This morning is brilliant. After reaching in to light the massive fire place in 'Tuscany', I sip my first cup and look out over 'Napa'. Sitting – rocking myself back and forth on the soft Travertine tile patio I breath in the scene and notice yet another detail that has escaped my scrutiny over the last quarter." "It's a bush… or a tree. The new blooming fire truck red berries dance on the stems artistically framed by the aspen like branches of another specimen strategically placed behind it. It's 7 something am on Sunday and I'm enjoying the crisp of the morning, the smell of the fire and the company of countless new friends I haven't learned the names of yet. Coral Maple, Curley Willow and Old Man Walking Stick promise to introduce us in due time. I look at the untouched News Journal that I earlier set on the boulder beside the cascading waterfall and contently realize its better use. I grab it as I take the stroll along the meandering flagstone path down the seemingly freeform steps that somehow have perfect rhythm and I toss it in the fire knowing my time is better spent enjoying my new 'Bill Scape'.
Thank you White Oak, for giving life to my back yard."
– Ben LeRoy (Fair Hill, MD)
"When I was in the process of building my new restaurant, a friend recommended that I contact Bill Duncan and White Oak Landscaping to design the outdoor space. After meeting with them, it was determined that because the courtyard was under a roof, there wasn't much we could 'grow' there." "They came up with the wild idea of 'sculpting' life size trees. When I asked Bill to show me a similar tree they had done, he said they hadn't created any in the past, but they could! We decided to throw caution to the wind, and just went for it.
Our 'entrance courtyard' is now a beautiful setting of life size trees, with branches and leaves forming an overhead archway as you pass through. There is a 'fireplace' feature on one side with a lovely classic mantel and hearth, but which is really a fountain. This adds interest and a soothing sound as you dine in that area.
Bill and all of his White Oak associates are creative, professional, and a lot of fun to work with!
Our restaurant is absolutely stunning on the inside, but I have to say, many customers like the outside even better!
– Betsy LeRoy (Greenville, DE)
"We had an opportunity to visit a long time friend who was ecstatic to show us his new landscaping in his oddly shaped backyard. What my husband and I viewed was pure paradise. Lush greens and color everywhere, but what was more impressive, was how the yard looked so much larger than it was because of its design. We never forgot the White Oak name until years later when my husband and I were building a house on a smallish lot." "Bill and his team developed a magnificent plan to offer us privacy barriers, lush green bushes, trees, flowering perennials that would offer visual impact throughout the year. Their hardscaping including a long boulder retaining wall, flagstone walkways, and a stone japanese moon gate is always noted by our neighbors and anyone driving by. They spent extensive time on our design; not only on paper but also as the project progressed until the last small shrub was situated. They treated our project as if it was their own house. One of the most impressive items beyond the design was how mature the plantings were that they brought in.
Bill worked very well with us in providing choices within our budget, and then delivered tremendous value. I would highly recommend White Oak for any project, large or small."
– Paula Pernick (Greenville, DE)
"Bill is a visionary. He can see three-dimensionally into air or soil or rock. He possesses an amazing talent to look into air, visualize a full rock garden or waves of ground planted with fall flowering grasses and spring flowers and summer blossoms-where nothing exists at the present time." "He can imagine cuts of ground and rock to create playful terraces where there are rough hills, gentle spaces of cover or openness to enjoy personal time created out of tumbled weeds and hills, and private spaces out of rubble.
His crews implement his vision with speed, care and commitment, so that even when he isn't present, you feel, as a client, that he is always seeing what is being done.
Bill takes your concept and creates dream you wish you could have imagined yourself, and are delighted in claiming the idea but knowing you could never have created the reality that he made happen. It's magic.
Any dream, concept, or creation-hardscape, landscape or water-I would always talk to Bill and the folks at White Oak Landscape. Their imaginations would take my small idea and expand it to a level I could have only dream about and yet they create it in reality. Magic."
– Susan Teiser & Patrick Giacomini


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