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I've actually got this lovely two-month long block of time with no conferences scheduled, where I get to stay home. And what do I do? I sign up for another one, simply because it's right here in my own backyard. I shall be attending <duh-duh-duuuuh>the Canary Party National Convention, in Minneapolis MN, July 20 – 22.
It's a conference of anti-vaxxers and other such ilk. I could not resist. Orac has mentioned them a few times, and they sound entertaining.
They have not asked me to speak. I'm just going to sit quietly in the back of the room and report on what they're talking about.
Unless they get wind of my presence and revoke my privilege of attending, which could happen.
Damn. That was fast. Really fast. They got my application at 2:10, at 2:20 I posted my intent to attend, and at 2:22 I got this.
Mr. Myers,
Thank you for your interest in the Canary Party Convention.
However, as you are not a member of the Canary Party, and as your public stance runs counter to the values of our party, it is quite difficult to believe that you actually want to come and work on our issues in good faith.
As such, I am returning your registration fee.
Have a nice day.
Ginger Taylor, MS
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Expelled again. It's as if they knew who I was. I guess I'll have to stay home.

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Noah finished his mother's day out program last week. His teacher told all the kids about how they could come back next year as bigger kids and learn all kinds of new things in preschool. So Noah and I were talking about how he'll learn his letters and numbers, etc. He was seemingly unimpressed. This was evidently not the kind of knowledge he was hoping to acquire. Noah said, "Yes, but what else they will teach me? Do you think they'll teach me how to do cool new tricks with my wee wee?"
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In the late 2000s, Memphis had The Barbaras, a handful of early-20s music heads colliding in the midtown bar scene and making a racket that captured VOM and Del Shannon in a blender. The band was great, the live shows were insane—see the checklist below.
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Over the past few months I have been part of an ad hoc working group with colleagues from Newcastle and Durham Universities that has been exploring the future of academic publishing. Two problematics framed our analysis: how are changes initiated by the digital economy affecting academic journals and how might the editorial team of a top flight journal in the social sciences respond to these challenges? As previously posted–here and here–our initial conclusions have been that current models of academic journal publishing that rely on limiting access to research through pay-walls are no longer sustainable.
Academic journals, sustainability, and change
Academic journal sustainability is not just an economic issue. While the detrimental impacts of high subscription fees, low subscription bases, and the very clear signals sent by market forces that people are unwilling to pay for access to information in a digital age are important, there are other sustainability issues that need to be factored in. Primarily, transformations in the structures of the academy itself are posing challenges to the viability of traditional models of publishing. These include:
- the inability of university resources to keep pace with increases in journal subscription fees;
- a rapid increase in the number of academic journals available, in part a product of the fragmentation of academic disciplines into increasingly specialized sub-fields as well as the push for individual academics and departments to provide evidence of research excellence by establishing/editing journals in their recognized research strengths;
- in the social sciences and humanities, low citation rates and impact factors–even for leading journals–that in part reflect the inability to capture a broad audience within an academic discipline, let alone establish a readership with practitioners and/or the general public;
- the correspondingly small volume of articles that actually get cited, let alone cited extensively, from any journal outlet;
- the renewed emphasis on public engagement, that is the directive that research must be transmitted to broader constituencies;
- formal directives from government and funding agencies for academics to make their research available through open access platforms.
Thus, academic journals–and their publishers–find themselves in a situation where they are:
- slowly pricing themselves out of their traditional market (i.e., academics and university libraries) (Abelson 2008);
- increasing the supply of narrowly defined journal outlets;
- increasing the competition for the pursuit of high quality research amongst these outlets with only journal reputation–as garnered through citation statistics–as an incentive to potential contributors;
- diluting the overall volume of quality that can be claimed by any single journal;
- failing to think about what other forms of value-added they might be able to provide for both contributors and their readership in order to promote specific scholarship, a specific research area, or a specific discipline (Pochoda 2008);
- not establishing new audiences in the world of practitioners or amongst the general public.
Stay the course or change direction?
Many journals–for the moment– are currently good earners for both their publishers and/or the disciplinary association to which they are affiliated. Disciplinary association journals in particular have the advantage of having susbscription revenue subsidized by membership fees. Add in the income generated through university libraries and other research centers and revenues look solid. However, the audiences or potential subscription base for these journals remain tied up in the university system, a system that will be facing–at least in the UK–considerable budgetary pressures in the coming years. With published material in these journals being kept behind a pay-wall and the associated websites–for the journal and/or disciplinary association–typically lacking a dynamic interface, the probability of gaining new readers–let alone subscribers–from the general public or practitioners is remote. Yet, the default position being expressed by many editorial teams, disciplinary associations, and publishers is that apart from some tinkering around the edges, there is a strong case for staying the course (Bjork and Hedlund 2009).
Although staying the course might be a low risk strategy in the short-term, our research findings on the broader trends in media publishing in general, and scholarly publishing in particular, demonstrate that there are problems emerging over the horizon (Corbyn 2009). Add in the profound effects that new social media technologies are having on publishing and communication, and we argue that staying the course–in terms of content, public interface, and revenue models– will lead to negative outcomes within a decade's time.
Primarily, pay-walls, an insufficient web presence, and a reluctance to embrace new social media technologies–whether out of a fear of the time commitment involved or a belief that these developments are a passing fad–combined with a reticence to adopt open access publishing and adapt revenue generating models will lead to significant negative impacts with respect to citation levels, overall readership, and the continuing ability to attract the very best scholarship.
Academic journals in a digital age: the way forward
So given this assessment of the situation, what might be the way forward for academic journals? Our initial position is that open access publishing models are the way forward if a journal wishes to maintain both readership and relevance in the medium to long term. Furthermore, if open access publishing is to be a success, it needs to creatively take advantage of relevant developments in new social media technologies. We believe that a publicly accessible academic journal that maintains strong commitments to original research, considered argument, and peer review can be complementary to the speed with which new media work to frame debates and identify authorities.
The Benefits of Open Access Publishing
Discerning the positive impacts for academic journals by embracing open access publish is not rocket science. Nor need its justification rest solely on a moral case that publicly funded research ought to be available to the public–though this is certainly a case that should be made. Improved access to a journal makes peer reviewed research available to a more extensive audience.
Research in the area of open access publishing has demonstrated that above anything else, open access articles on average get read more often than articles that are only available behind a pay-wall.
And the more extensive your audience, the greater the likelihood that your articles get cited. Research that has the analyzed the effects of accessibility in other disciplines–like physics– has shown that opening up access significantly raises the impact of articles, in some cases by as much as 300% (Brody et al 2004;Henneken et al 2006)
In the case of most journals in the social sciences, the difference between a mid-ranked journal's current position on the Thomson Reuters-ISI index and a dramatic improvement in its standing is approximately one additional citation per every two articles published. Thus, very marginal changes produce significant impacts to quantitative measures of reputation in academic publishing. Reputation is a currency that can be used to solicit innovative research papers. Similarly, reputation helps to build an audience of readers who are attracted by the level of scholarship and novel research findings.
Harnessing new social media technologies
The way information is produced, authorized, distributed and shared has transformed. As the pursuit of information becomes both increasingly spontaneous and focused, opening up access allows for any interested party–whatever the reason for interest–to view and share material with others, creating a wider audience base through the best kind of promotion: word of mouth.
Furthermore, ready and extensive communication between producers and consumers–categories themselves blurred by new social media–are becoming the norm. By offering new forms of information distribution, social media technologies help to facilitate engagement across various global publics. Harnessing new forms of distribution and promoting interactive engagement are going to be central to the continuing economic and reputational vitality of academic journals.
What kind of new social media technologies can help academic journals? Well, one can divide these into three categories: those that allow for the presentation of content in non-traditional ways (e.g., videos and podcasts), those that allow content to be distributed across social networks (e.g., Twitter, Facebook), and those that allow for additional forms of dynamic engagement between researchers and audiences (e.g., blogs, comment functions, message boards).
Our research has identified some best practices that should be considered by journals if they want to build a strong foundation to be taken forward:
- implementing a dynamic journal website–like Foreign Policy–where content is regularly updated and conduits are provided to facilitate interaction with the audience;
- audio and video recordings of keynote speeches,lectures, interviews, or discussions that are available via podcasts, Youtube, Vimeo, or other media players. For example, see the interviews conducted by Contemporary Political Theory–if you can get behind the pay-wall that is…
- on-line book reviews like those conducted by <H-Net or Global Discourse. These allow an outlet to highlight particular forms of research (e.g., world-leading and/or early career and/or controversial and/or innovative), foster dialog, and invite contributions from the wider readership;
- blogs run by the editorial team and/or other members at large to showcase the importance of the subject area to a wider audience. Contextsis leading the way here with a fantastic set of blogs that demonstrate the value of sociology as applied to tangible contemporary issues;
- alerting potential users of content updates through social networking tools like email, Twitter, Facebook, and RSS feeds (e.g., Surveillance & Society).
What are the costs?
There are costs associated with transforming academic journals. Open access obviously implies that revenue models that rely on subscriptions will need to switch to other forms of revenue generation. Potential revenue sources could include subscription for hard copies only, website advertising, or other forms of product tie ins (e.g., book clubs). Although it is unclear whether these revenue streams can fully replace current income generation levels, it bears noting that existing research has shown significant cost savings–especially for disciplinary associations–when journal delivery is switched to on-line only formats (Willinsky 2005). Thus, if costs are greatly reduced, income levels need not reach previous levels in order to generate the same level of net profit.
The other cost is time. Similar to the traditional tasks that define journal editorship, developing and running a dynamic website, generating content, and building up a social network for a journal will take a lot of effort. Two things should be kept in mind though. First, just as a strong editorial vision, good peer review procedures, exact copy-editing, and ability to source the very best research are essential tasks for journal editorship at the moment, so to will be the ability to harness new social media. Second, those journals who position themselves ahead of the curve will be able to establish themselves as first ports of call for user generated content–like conference keynote addresses, seminar presentations, round-tables– because of their recognition as websites with high audience numbers. Building a reputation and attracting the best user generated content will therefore make the production of high quality content less onerous for editorial teams.
There are of course going to be strong objections to what we are forecasting and proposing. Publishing houses are likely to reject our characterization that current publishing models for academic journals are not sustainable. In part, this is because revenues have not yet started to precipitously drop. In part, it is also because publishers are going to reject open access as a viable publishing strategy from first principles because it cuts them away from their primary form of income generation for academic journals. They may also reject the turn to new social media for fear of the additional costs that would be incurred.
Academics themselves may also express objections. For some, the issue is the maintenance of standards, a concern that many publishers themselves have been only too happy to promote. The argument is that open access will mean that poor quality papers based on weak scholarship will get published on a regular basis. This objection though fundamentally misunderstands that open access publishing does not necessarily imply the end of peer review. For a peer-reviewed journal, the 'open' of 'open access' refers to the ability for research to be accessed by readers and to be circulated, not an openness to publish anything that is submitted(Willinsky 2003). The opportunity to be published would still rely on the peer review process in order to maintain standards of scholarship.
The second objection is that the use of new social media to promote research is either gauche self-promotion–that is good research should find its own audience on its own merits– and/or faddish razzle-dazzle that has very little value added for researchers themselves. The first part of the objection seems to be a nostalgic yearning for a past that never was; good research has never solely spoken for itself. The best research, leading disciplines, and the most renowned academics have always been masters of harnessing whatever networking outlets were available at the time (e.g., conferences, media appearances, popular writing) to disseminate research and build reputations. Good research alone will only get you so far.
Similarly, while it is often very hard to get one's head around new social media technologies and the ways that they can be used, they have an immense potential in terms of gathering an audience. A growing number of newspapers like the Guardian have discovered that new forms of revenue can be generated and a new readership can be cultivated by providing free content to an on-line audience. Bloggers, artists, musicians, writers, politicians, and celebrities have already caught on to the power of social networking as a way of gaining a following both on and off line. Academics need to shed some our conservatism and begin the think more strategically about how we can engage with each other and the general public while recognizing the utility of emerging tactics provided by social networking technologies.
Our research indicates that journals in the social sciences could enjoy an improvement in citation rates and associated impact factors by adopting an open access publishing model and taking advantage of new social media technologies. The direct positive effects of open access on readership and citation levels have already been proved by studies undertaken in the natural sciences and engineering.
Open access and social networking are essential to the promotion of a higher quality and quantity of academic engagement with the general public.They generate new measures of impact with respect to knowledge transfer and public engagement by tracking – in aggregate – site traffic, media inquiries, and other contacts provided through an open access website.
Indirectly, they can help to cement the reputation of leading academics through ongoing exposure while having the capacity to promote early career scholars as the next generation of public intellectuals. All of these practices bring scholarship to the attention of broader publics. Open access publishing and the harnessing of new social media can position journals as leading and exemplary public outlets in their respective disciplines.
The only question that remains is whether disciplinary associations and journal editors will be willing to pro-actively adopt these measures–in full or in part–from a position of strength to garner their full benefits? Or will the inclination be to wait until it becomes absolutely necessary as a means of staving off collapse? Time will only tell…
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* This post was written by Kyle Grayson from materials prepared in and though discussions between by Simon Philpott, Matt Davies, Martin Coward, David Campbell and William Maloney. It was originally posted at Chasingdragons.org
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An Autumn Affair: A Styled Shoot
The paper suite stole my heart! Moira Design Studio produced a custom-made water-color per my request and I just can't get over the beautiful gold calligraphy of the menus, name tags, and more. I wanted simple yet elegant and I am thrilled with how these delicate paper pieces tied in the overall theme of this shoot.
For this shoot so my cake designer, Cake-A-Licious indulged me with three, individual cakes. Each a work of art. From the simplicity of the naked cake adorned with figs, to the sugar spun cake and an amazing metallic gold and white cake, who wouldn't want to dive in and have a feast of yummy, sugary goodness?!"
Fall 2013 Inspirational shoot from Chris McClain Productions on Vimeo.
I told you guys this was a beauty! Oh, and I absolutely cannot go without mentioning this amazing video that was filmed and produced by the super talented Chris McClain. It completely sums up the beauty of this entire shoot and it's a total must-see! I've already watched it twice and every time I come to the end, I hit replay!
Kudos to everyone who was a part of this one. You can tell that so much work went into making this gorgeous vision come to life! Such a talented team of wedding artists!
Event Design and Planning: Michelle Cousins of Michelle Leo Events // Photographer: Logan Walker Photography & Pepper Nix Photography // Venue: Camp Cloud Rim // Makeup: Kristen Packard // Cake: Cake-A-Licious // Caterer: Brown Brothers Catering // Cinematography: Chris McClain Productions // Dress Shop, Jewelry & Veil or Hair Accessories: Alta Moda Bridal // Dress Designer: Modern Trousseau // Flowers: Blooms and Blossoms // Stationery: Moira Design Studio // Rentals: ZGallerie // Vintage couches and chairs by Refined Vintage Events // Bridesmaid Dresses: Amsale & Ivy & Aster from Lily & Iris // Hair: Ashleigh Barlow & Taylor Packard


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Apple Annies Orchard & Produce
This is a site redesign for a family owned orchard and vegetable farm in Willcox, Arizona. Each summer and fall families from all over Arizona go Apple Annies to pick peaches, apples, pumpkins, and a bunch of other fresh vegetables at the orchard and farm.
The site is now outdated and needs a face lift. We are looking for a family friendly, fun, simple to navigate look and navigation. Please be creative with your design!
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By Madeleine Wattenbarger
Over the course of a school year, the stage of Germantown Friend School's Loeb Performing Arts Center bears the weight of many a musician. Yet no event is so highly anticipated as A Cappella Fest, the annual showcase of close-harmony groups from around the area, headed by the school's own GFS A Cappella.
Past performers at Fest have included Bobby McFerrin, Penn's Dischord A Cappella and local group the Tonics. This year's lineup included three high-school groups in addition to GFS—Springside's Laurelai, Chestnut Hill Academy's The Hilltones and Penn Charter's Quaker's Dozen—as well as two collegiate ensembles, the Skidmore Sonneteers and Penn's Counterparts.
On Saturday, February 5, students, parents, teachers and friends filled the auditorium beginning about an hour before the show's 8:00 p.m. start. Last year, A Cappella Fest sold out in a record six hours, and while this year's addition of a Friday show may have calmed the usual frenzy for tickets, it didn't lessen the turn-out: The room was packed.
Each group brought their own personality to the stage. Some performers snapped their fingers; other groups wielded glow sticks. While Penn Charter's Quaker's Dozen tended towards ironic humor, their dance moves a playful wink-nudge to the audience, the Skidmore Sonneteers opted for unassuming sweetness.
There were a few awkward moments. When Springside's Laurelai began their cover of Journey's "Don't Stop Believing," GFS students, aware that their school's repertoire included the same song, nudged their neighbors quizzically. Both groups had distinctive takes on the ballad, however, and Springside's delicate rendition contrasted with the vigor of GFS's.
Penn's Counterparts dealt with a similar coincidence by switching out a previously performed song. It was anyone's guess, though, which piece they'd switched in last minute; all were stunningly polished. Eileen Cella sang the solo in a fiercely soulful version of Ella Fitzgerald's "Cry Me A River." And the group's cover of Jamie Cullum's "I'm All Over It" showcased the talent of GFS graduate Joey Wallerstein '09. Skidmore's Sonneteers also featured two GFS alumni, Emma Case '07 and Emily Soffa '09, who sang together for Imogen Heap's "Earth." Their arrangement of Heap's "Hide and Seek" replaced the song's trademark eerie electronic sound with fresh, understated harmonies. Most impressive was the soloist for Jill Scott's "It's Love," Lilly Merat.
While the Sonneteers featured the only female beat boxer, Penn Charter won the award for most creative use of beat boxing. They took on the "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy," from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker, and in the middle broke it down with beat boxing and MTV-style moves.
GFS A Cappella's choreography was both composed and hilarious: They started their set with Beyonce's "Single Ladies," which showcased senior Ian McClelland's comical hip-thrusting. Equally amusing was Charlie McClelland and Thomas Case, both class of '11, rapping their way through the Flight of the Conchords' "Tears of a Rapper." The group had their sophisticated moments, too. Senior Lauren Ballester's solo on "Valerie," originally by Amy Winehouse, stood out as one of the most energetic and polished performances of the evening.
Chestnut Hill Academy's Hilltones had their own moments of humor, particularly in their finger-snapping rendition of "Moondance," the bluesy Van Morrison hit. The three soloists, seniors Tate Sager, Samuel Lane and Alec Rankin, were equally goofy and charismatic, and the group consistently charming.
While it's tough to rival the prestige of some of A Cappella Fest's past performers, this year's singers outdid themselves in energy, talent and enthusiasm, delivering a night of soulful singing and lively entertainment.


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We designed and developed our exclusive line of stainless-steel kitchen tools by drawing upon more than fifty years of culinary experience. These professional-quality utensils are crafted of heavy-gauge stainless steel and ergonomically shaped for excellent balance and control—for a difference you can really feel in the hand. This pasta fork has one long slot instead of the customary holes—a unique design that we found drains water more quickly. Bring it right to the table for dishing out pasta and noodles.
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Tama County USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) Executive Director Anna Boecker, announced that the acreage reporting deadline for the 2013 crop year is July 15, 2013. Producers who file accurate and timely reports for all crops and land uses, including failed acreage can prevent the potential loss of FSA program benefits.
"I encourage all producers to contact the Tama County FSA office to make an appointment to file an accurate crop certification report by the July 15, 2013, deadline in order to comply with FSA program eligibility requirements," said Boecker. "Producers are also reminded that the August 2nddeadline to sign up for DCP signup is also coming up."
Acreage reports are required for many Farm Service Agency programs. Acreage reports on crops covered by Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance Program (NAP) should be filed in the county office the earlier of July 15, 2013 or no later than 15 calendar days before the onset of harvest or grazing of the specific crop acreage being reported.
To report prevented or failed acreage, producers must complete Form CCC-576, Notice of Loss for applicable crops. Reporting prevented or failed acreage to FSA will ensure compliance with current farm programs, and possible eligibility for future disaster programs. Once a CCC-576 has been submitted, if cannot be withdrawn or revised.
Reporting forage crops and pastures is also required. For 2014, perennial forage, fall wheat, and other fall seeded small grains will have a December 15, 2013,reporting date. All crops on the farm, including forage crops and pasture are used to determine overall eligibility for some FSA programs, so accurately reporting these crops is important. Since the make-up of a forage crop's stand changes over time, the legumes and/or grass mixture may be needed or the age of the stand.
If a producer misses the reporting deadline for prevented planting, they may still report prevented planting acreage as long as the disaster condition may be verified by a field visit and a late filing fee is paid
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Hello weekenders, I took a little bite, but I won't buy it all. I only wanted a taste and to see how far you'd fall. Micah H.
Comatose Scene 3
Hello Weekenders, Here is scene three of Comatose! Enjoy! 3 December 15, 2003 A loud knock bangs in repetitions and wakes me from a deep sleep. It was the AC unit over doing itself once again, but the air still blew cool. On the other side of rhythmic knocks I heard voices come from downstairs. […]
Hello Weekenders, Sanity How does one know when they're sane and when they're insane? Is insanity the constant fascination of what human flesh may taste like? Is sanity being a good person without ever saying an insane thing? Fighting the urges of insanity is sane, and truth is insanity. The world is an […]
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Hello Weekenders, Here's a little something for some of us who've had enough right now. How do I feel? What do I say? Fuck you! It all goes away… Micah H. Thanks for leaving a Like and Subscribing!
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Hello Weekenders, Here's another day in the Month of May! Thank you for being so patience. 3 May. Church Preacher: Speaking! Shouting! Yelling! Condemning! The seats: wooden, uncomfortable. It's cold. I feel the chill in the air, almost enough to see my breath. His voice diminishes to a muffle in the back of […]
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Talented performers, a gorgeous venue, $5 to get in, and it benefits a great cause – does it get any better than that?
On Friday, April 9 at the Golden State Theatre in Monterey, the Monterey Institute Student Council will proudly present the 41st annual MIIS Follies Talent Show, with proceeds from the $5 admission charge going directly to relief efforts in Haiti.
For Sophie Dessources, MPA student and co-producer of the show, her Haitian roots make this fundraiser especially close to her heart. A large part of her family still lives in Haiti and Sophie says it has been very difficult to watch the humanitarian crisis unfold there after the devastating earthquake in January. But Sophie is also an optimist: "If there is one thing I have learned at MIIS, it is that when competent, innovative people work together to find solutions, good things happen."
The 41st MIIS Follies will follow in the Monterey Institute tradition of celebrating cultural diversity and differences, with an emphasis on fun and laughter. The Student Council driven event will feature 16 different acts, each no longer than seven minutes. Fellow student and co-producer Christine M. Carlson adds that "having this year's event be a fundraiser for Haiti is really inspiring students to bring their 'A' game to the follies."
Tickets are being sold at the Café Lumiere at 365 Calle Principal in Monterey, and will also be sold at the Golden State Theater on the evening of the event. All proceeds will be donated to Catholic Relief Services (CRS), an international, non-sectarian, non-governmental organization that is delivering vital humanitarian assistance to the people of Haiti. Two Monterey Institute alumni affiliated with CRS are currently in Haiti assisting with relief efforts.
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All systems are go for MegaUpload's successor, CyanogenMod releases new test builds, and Windows Phone users may have trouble syncing their Gmail accounts.
- Hands On With Kim Dotcom's New Mega: This Service Could Dismantle Copyright Forever Mega, the file-sharing successor to MegaUpload, launched this weekend. The new service's privacy policy is structured around encrypting individual user data locally before uploading—so Mega never actually does any decryption, and can't tell what you're uploading. If you decide to give it a whirl, you should know that it's currently performing slowly due to high traffic. [Gizmodo]
- CM-10.1 M-Series Builds Have Arrived Today the CyanogenMod 10.1 "M build" release candidates went live for most current Samsung Galaxy and Nexus phones. The build is based on Jelly Bean MR1, and you can download the appropriate version on CyanogenMod's site. [Cyanogenmod]
- Google Makes Microsoft Sweat Over Sync cutoff, but Windows Phone will get DAV support Last month, Google announced that it would no longer support Microsoft's Exchange ActiveSync protocol, leaving Windows Phone users unable to sync Gmail calendar, contact, and mail data with their mobile devices. This would render Gmail's contact and calendar syncing useless on Windows Phone 8 when ActiveSync support goes offline January 30th. However, it is being reported that Microsoft has plans to bring CalDAV an CardDAV support to its mobile OS, which is now Google's preferred sync protocol. If Google refuses a request to extend ActiveSync support, it's possible that Windows Phone users will only be able to sync email via IMAP and unable to sync calendars or contacts until the DAV support update arrives at an unannounced date. [The Verge]
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SCSU Men's Hockey Falls to #14 UNO
The 17th ranked St. Cloud State men's hockey team lost 6-5 Friday night at home to #14 Nebraska-Omaha. UNO took a 6-3 lead early in the 3rd period and the Huskies managed 2 goals but came up short. David Morley had a hat trick and 1 assist for the Huskies and Kalle Kossila had 2 goals for SCSU.
Nic Dowd had 2 assists for the Huskies and Ryan Faragher had 16 saves before being pulled for Rasmus Reijola. The Huskies fall to 8-7-0 and will host #14 Nebraska-Omaha again tonight at 7:07pm.


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"the best thing a girl can be"Posted: December 21, 2012 Filed under: Event, Film Fashion | Tags: baz luhrmann, carey mulligan, daisy buchanan, leonardo dicaprio, the great gastby, the twenties Leave a comment
If you could travel to any time period, what would you choose?
I've always answered the twenties. The artistry, the attitude, the culture, the fashion — that's where I'd fit in. So of course I've been anticipating Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby since it was first floated around as a possibility. Fitzgerald by Luhrmann starring Leo!
I was initially sad when the film was pushed to next summer instead of this winter but a) Gatsby is more of a summer story, and b) it gives me more time to put together my look. I've been threatening to make my entire wardrobe twenties-inspired for years and this is the perfect moment.
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Tuesday, 26 March 2013
Spin in Style
Did a spot of filming for the Barclays cycling films - to encourage more ladies to get on their bike this spring. Christine Bleakly is fronting the campaign and she was completely lovely. Take a look at the others vids at Barclays page on You tube
And go to cyclechic.co uk to check out the products featured.
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Loved this. I have a pair of flatties which I leave in my panniers, the rest of the time I'm in my heals. No need to look like a lycra loon when riding your bike!
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This is fab. I always feel like the 'serious' cyclists laugh at me on my girly bike with pretty dress and flowery helmet but cycling like that makes me smile.
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You shouldn't have to sully a textile every time you spend an afternoon in the park. But between the delicious snacks you bring with you and whatever grossness is on the ground below your butt, that's what always ends up happening. Neither dewy grass nor Milk Duds will sour your day if you've got this handy tote in tow.
This blanket from Fruitsuper Design ain't your ordinary checkered ground cloth. It's got water-resistant fabric on both sides that'll keep things from soaking in, and it rolls up easily like a yoga mat so that it's always just seconds from being as ready to go as you are. A $US100 is a small price to pay to save your grandmother's quilt. [Fruitsuper Design via Designgush]


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I am deemed guilty of a heinous crime- I end up bashing Hinduism- left and right, top and bottom. I am merciless in my attack on Hinduism. And therefore people see me as a Hindu-hater. I am seen as proponent of Islam, a defender of Marxism, a communist, a traitor, etc. Am I a Hindu hater? Do I suffer from inferiority complex that allows me to berate my own religion? Here I answer some of those questions.
Why bash up Hinduism?
Because I think Hinduism needs to be bashed up a little bit!
Sanctity has reigned for far too long. The attitude of 'Don't criticize, don't question, don't ask, don't insult, don't denigrate' has reigned for far too long. Hinduism has remained on the sacred pedestal for thousands of years and it needs to be brought down from that position to be questioned with reason and rationale. It has been peevish for far too long, getting hurt by every small infraction, and therefore it needs a dose of maturity to handle criticisms.
Some of us (like me) bash up Hinduism because we happen to born as Hindus. It's akin to criticizing our government and our leaders. If such institutions are revered for far too long, they become authoritarian which in turn will result in suppression of our freedoms. When a religion is not questioned for too long, it turns dogmatic which in turn will curb creativity and individual expression. We don't want that to happen.
Why do I publish something that hurts the sensibilities of people?
I ask, why not?
It's for each of you out there to read what I write or choose not to read it. I am not mailing this into your cozy castles (called homes) or telecasting it on prime time television. Frankly, I don't want to convert Hinduism into a dogmatic, authoritarian and peevish religion where sensibilities are hurt by every little criticism and question.
I am told that I fail to understand the 'greatness' of Hinduism. According to these 'upholders of the faith', this greatness can be realized only if I read certain books in a certain way, certain slokas in a certain way, often interpreted by certain elite gurus. I am told that a common man fails to understand this 'elite and profound' religion and therefore tends to criticize it.
On the other hand, I am of the opinion that I belong to a different breed of proud Hindus who believe (very much) that we need to criticize this religion to ensure it is not hijacked by fundamentalists and peevish devotees. We don't consider the so called 'experts' to be experts at all. We discard their elite version of Hinduism which requires a degree in theology followed by a six-year course in Upanishads, followed by meditative course under a Banyan tree in some remote village in
I say, if this religion is not for a common man, then please pack it up and go to some resort to make it an elite cult. Don't let it stand as a mainstream religion for a common man!
Why do I support people's right to convert?
Many Hindus feel really horrified when they get to know that certain churches and clergy men from foreign lands come to
My take on this is very simple. We have discriminated, punished, ostracized, and excommunicated certain Hindus for thousands of years, and when these wretched lot finally get a chance to go to a place of worship, send their kids to schools, and avail medical facilities, we actually protest the methods that give them this dignity?
If people want to convert, they have their right to convert. I don't fear conversions, and I don't fear the increase in populations of Christians and Muslims. And why should Hindus even fear? Their own ranks are being swelled by massive pouring of babies from BIMARU state Hindus to compensate for any loss elsewhere. The percentage of population of Hindus remains unchanged for many decades now.
Each of us has right to chose our religion. Any law or enactment that prohibits or stops an adult from choosing his/her religion is directly in contravention of our constitution and its principles. No logic or rationale can explain why such conversion should be stopped or controlled.
Why don't we have laws that punish people who denigrate our religion just like some Islamic nations?
I would rather have NO punishment for criticizing or hurting any religion. Instead of applying that 'no punishment rule' to Islam and Islamic nations, some peevish Hindus want to include Hinduism into those retrograde laws. What I am fighting for is this- Don't make Hinduism dogmatic and authoritarian that suppresses individual expression (even when that expression includes downright criticism, ridicule and insult).
Some suggest that we should stop discussing religions on public forums. They do not understand that respect does not diminish with discussing, criticizing, ridiculing, and insulting the religion. On the other hand, such discussions, criticism, ridicules and insults allow people to vent their anger, express their feeling and allow the religion to accept diversified views. I would rather berate and bash up my religion to make sure it doesn't turn dogmatic.


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Patagonia Men's R2® TechFace Hoody
The perfect cold-weather crosslayer, our R2® TechFace Hoody provides warmth and breathability with the added benefits of abrasion and weather resistance for extended versatility in shifting mountain conditions. Fair Trade Certified™ sewn.
- High-loft double-weave fabric is soft and warm next to skin but doesn't trap heat; face is durable and treated with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish to shed moisture
- Under-the-helmet hood with elastic binding is warm and simple
- One left-chest pocket and two high handwarmer pockets are clean-finished and harness- and pack-compatible; two interior drop-in pockets
- Sleek, low-bulk, snag-resistant cuffs with stretch knit provide versatile coverage and comfort
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MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Dermatology Float Pool
San Diego, CA 92108
Scripps Health
Posted 21 weeks ago
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At Scripps Health, you will experience the pride, support, respect that has been repeatedly recognized as one of the nation's Top 100 Places to Work.
You'll be surrounded by people committed to making a difference in the lives of their patients and their teammates. So if you're open to change, go ahead and unlock your potential.
The ideal candidate will have Dermatology experience and thrive in a fast-paced environment. This outpatient clinic is located in sunny San Diego, CA and minutes from our beautiful beaches and central to the vibrant Carmel Valley community.
The Medical Assistant (MA) is responsible for knowing her/his professional scope of practice as defined by the California Business and Professional Code and for successfully completing the Scripps Clinical Core competency program. The MA maintains a clean, organized and safe environment. The MA organizes and performs patient care services that support the physician's practice. This includes assisting in preparing patients for examination/procedures, assisting physicians with procedures, relaying instructions from the physician to the patient or authorized person, collecting patient data in person and by phone and documenting patient concerns, messages and care provided in the electronic medical record for the physician's review, administering medications specifically directed by the physician and performing vital sign documentation, scheduling of appointments and procedures, complete and accurate message taking, routing messages to the appropriate area for direction, order and referral entry, acquisition of pre-certifications and setting up of cases in PMA, and basic registration and updating of demographics.
*Th**is position is a full-time FLOAT for the Dermatology Division; so traveling will be involved. The candidate will be home based at Carmel Valley with the potential to float to other sites daily. *
*Required Qualifications:*
* Completion of a formal Medical Assistant Program or a minimum of two years of experience as a military corpsman.
* Medical Assistant Certification or minimum two years of experience as a military corpsman
* BLS certification for the Healthcare Provider by the American Heart Association (AHA)
*Preferred Qualifications:*
* Dermatology experience as an MA
* Dermatology scribing experience
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/Scripps Health is repeatedly named on the Fortune Magazine's 100 Best Companies to work for, only San Diego-based company and Becker's Healthcare Top Hospitals. Scripps Health offers a robust Total Rewards Program designed to compensate and motivate you throughout your career. Scripps Health Total Rewards Program includes a broad range of plans and programs including market competitive pay and performance incentives, health and wellness benefits, financial wellness benefits, work-life resources, learning and development opportunities, and rewards and recognition. Unlock your potential with Scripps Health today./
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/Scripps Health is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, or gender identity/expression), age, marital status, status as a protected veteran, among other things, or status as a qualified individual with disability./
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**Job:** **Patient Care - Support*
**Organization:** **Scripps Clinic*
**Title:** *MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Dermatology Float Pool*
**Location:** *Central San Diego County-SAN DIEGO-SCRIPPS CLINIC - CARMEL VALLEY*
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Cinema Lenses Market Industry 2019 Market Research Report analyzed in detail with all the vital data to frame tactical business judgments and propose strategic growth plans. This report offers a comprehensive insight into the development policies and plans in addition to manufacturing processes and cost structures.
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The writing on this label reads: "Tiger Trademark, Registered Tjap Harimau" and "Eng Aun Tong, Tjap Harimau, Tiger Balm, Matjam."
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Chinese Book from The Republican Series, Ethical Readers
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Wall Hanging Calendar from "Leung's Grocery Ltd."
This is a wallhanging from a Leung Grocery Ltd. calendar. The wall-hanging is a painted scene of a cottage by a lake or river, with ducks flying by. It is set in a cardboard frame.
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Chinese Bible from The Christian Literature Society for China
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Envelope with Seal for Medicinal Herbs
This envelope was likely used to hold medicinal herbs.
The poem translates to: "always be kind and hospitable. It lays a good foundation for your heirs in the future."
Some writing on the back of this scroll.
Calligraphy Scroll for a New Business by Artist Lu Wei Qing
This scroll would be hung on the right side of a doorway; it was created as a celebration for the opening of a new business and was meant to bring good luck.
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Calligraphy Scroll for a New Business, Commissioned by Man Li
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Copy of Sing Tao Daily Newspaper with Article on Cumberland B.C., The Cumberland Museum, The Chinese Canadian Artifacts Project, and MLA Teresa Wat's Visit to Cumberland.
This issue of Sing Tao Daily ( Chinese language newspaper, Vancouver B.C.) dated June, 18,2015; includes an article by James Fung (Assignment Editor) regarding MLA Teresa Wat's (Canada International Trade and Multiculturalism) visit to Cumberlan...
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Brown sweet and sour vinegar pottery jug. Wire handle with wood grip. Cork in top and spout. This style has been used for over a hundred years.
Small porcelain bowl - light blue glaze on outside, paler blue inside. Small indented base. Flared from base to top rim. This bowl was used by Chinese families as individual spirits bowl on their table.
Chinese bowl for rice. Hand painted design. Used by the On Lee family of Yale.
Food pot, very common around the Chinese community Made in China Circa 1890 - 1900 Medium brown glaze inside and out
Small Chinese bowl for individual serving. Whitish blue glaze, small pink flowers, green stalks. Two small blue lines around top. Small indented base.
Green Chinese beer bottle. Raised ring on neck. Chinese lettering on bottom. Rough lines on bottle.
Shallow lid made of tan-coloured clay, [probably Chinese?]. Circular in shape, has a wide, flat rim around edge. There is a Chinese character on the lid
Chinese grey clay bowl-like lid, orange glaze on outside. Circular in shape, with a brim on the edge. It is pitted on the bottom - [evidence it was made on a wheel?].
Ceramic Chinese soy sauce jar. dark brown with random cream and gray markings. Squat round shape with a narrow top opening with 1/4" lip. Spout is at top side with narrow, small opening. Brown paint does not completely cover bottom edge of ja...


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For unrelated reasons, I could really use a playdate right now. We all could. But we can't have one and are stuck here indefinitely, just waiting to see when the vomit will end. I am starting to wonder if people think we are lying when we tell them yet again that we can't make it somewhere because of the stomach bug. We aren't making it up! This evil virus is very, very real!
I miss going places. Playdates, trips to the park, even taking all three kids to the grocery store by myself. I miss baking cookies for the kids, Friday pizza nights, ice cream, and candy. I normally enjoy being a bit of a hermit, but right now I want OUT! Thank goodness my parents are helping us with the non-sick kids, taking them to their house and on outings so at least they don't go nuts.
I can't wait for this to be over. It sucks. And now, some photos I've been meaning to post from more cheerful days:
We dyed our Easter eggs after Easter. Seems like it always sneaks up on us.
This is a blown-out egg Suzi painted with Sharpie markers. It was for Grandma.
Relaxing on the hammock in our front yard!
We got to ride a bus shuttle to our Spring Jubilee, and it was a big thrill for the girls.
The same view Jordan and I had riding the buses to college classes a decade ago. It's the same kind of bus we rode.
Jordan's parents took us all to Riverbanks Zoo for Robert's second birthday.
Once it started going up and down, he decided he didn't "yike" it, so Jordan took him off and sat on the bench with him that doesn't move at all.
I love this guy.
Robert's birthday morning. He is saying "CHEEEEE!" and thinks he is making a pretty face for the camera.
My mom made him a Raggedy Andy, which is the two-year-old tradition.
This was Robert's big gift for us. It spins and the kids love it. We put it in the backyard. My only complaint is that the weight limit is too low for me to ride :-(
Awesome yard sale find! I used to play with one of these at daycare, cramming two or more records under the arm to see if it would still work. It's a wind-up toy made in my birth year, 1984. It was still kind of expensive for a yard sale find but oh well, I love it.
My parents took us to the Cabbage Patch in Georgia to celebrate Robert's birthday. Sadly, we have figured out that this is probably where we caught the stomach plague.
It's such a cute place, though. I love the fuzzy-headed babies best.
Robert picked out a baby girl named Casey.
Thanks Grandma and Grandpa!
His doll came with a little baby sling! Isn't that neat? I love to see a little boy taking care of his baby.
That's all for now. I am just hoping and praying that we will be done with this nasty sickness and back out having springtime fun by next week!


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Miller's 1929 Ford Roadster Pickup - Building the Removable Aluminum Hardtop
This '29 Roadster Showcases Metalworking Techniques from the Masters
On or off, the removable aluminum hardtop is one of the most attention-grabbing design features of Miller's '29 roadster pickup. Laying beneath the stylish upholstery is a story crafted from talent and metal. The hardtop came together during filming for one segment of the RIDES TV show at Miller's Atlanta-area distribution and training center. There, nationally known custom rod fabricator Pat Keating and renowned metalworker Ron Covell joined Miller district managers Wayne Reece (the driving force behind the roadster pickup's development) and Robert Shepard in building the hardtop. Collectively, these four individuals have more than 100 years of fabricating experience. Here, they share some advice any automotive enthusiast can use, from choosing the right metals to tips for getting accurate curves.


text: When you're a failed VP candidate trying to look like a competent governor while also shoring up your potential presidential ambitions, it's essential to orchestrate some good holiday photo ops. Like maybe adorably pardoning a turkey — and then blithely answering questions while more turkeys get slaughtered directly behind you. (Wonder what the writer of her nasty RNC speech, vegetarian and animal rights-author Matthew Scully, has to say?) Well, Sarah Palin picked an especially bad year to pose with the birds. Between California's new rules for farm animals and disturbing revelations about turkey farms and puppy mills, animal rights are on everyone's lips — even if meat is on them too.California's Proposition 2 requires that farm animals have room to move around by 2015, but confinement may be the least of some birds' worries. A new PETA expose has revealed widespread abuse at turkey farms in West Virginia. PETA's video of the abuse (not for the faint of heart) includes workers stomping on turkeys' heads and pretending to rape them. One worker describes punishing a wayward bird by shoving a broomstick two feet down its neck while shouting at the other birds, "Let that be a lesson to y'all." In more news to make you sad about humanity, yesterday, the Humane Society reported that Petland, a national pet store chain, has been selling customers dogs from puppy mills while telling them the pooches came from good breeders. The mills often keep breeding dogs in cages for their whole lives with no exercise or human contact. Many of these cages are filthy, and sick or even dead dogs are sometimes caged up with healthy ones. Many of us can agree that stomping a bird or caging a dog with its dead brother are inhumane, but many of us will also eat turkey this Thanksgiving. Bioethicist Peter Singer, however, in a new article in Newsweek, thinks this is about to change. He believes we'll soon come to see animal mistreatment as akin to sexism and racism (apparently, California voters already care more about animal rights than gay rights), and thus our society will eventually become vegan. As a substitute, he thinks we may turn to meat grown in vats from real animal cells. Until that happens, vegetarians (like me) will have to rely on Tofurkey, side dishes (the best part of Thanksgiving anyway), and of course the suspicious stares of grandparents who wonder what weird religion we are practicing now. Sarah Palin Watches Turkeys Die, For Fun [Gawker] An Update On A Case Of Alleged Turkey Abuse [LA Times] Petland Linked To Puppy Mills [Humane Society] The Rights Of Animals [Newsweek] A Recipe For A Family Fight [Newsweek] Related: Sarah Palin's Red-Meat Speech Written By Vegetarian Ex-Bush Speechwriter [LA Times]


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Australian Energy Week (AEW) is one of the most comprehensive energy events in Australia. It is the annual meeting place for energy stakeholders - from CEOs to analysts, energy traders to engineers.Audrey Zibelman, consumers, cyber security, electricity, emissions, renewables, energy security, technology, news
The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) has today released its 2018/19 summer readiness report which highlights the plans and actions both AEMO and the industry have taken to prepare Australia's power system for the summer ahead.electricity, national electricity market, weather, summer, media release, Victoria, South Australia, Audrey Zibelman, news
Audrey Zibelman, Managing Director and CEO of AEMO, presented on the state of gas operations in Australia at the APPEA conference yesterday hosted by the Queensland Government.gas, Audrey Zibelman, Queensland, energy security, consumers, news
The Australian Energy Market Operator's (AEMO) latest analysis observes connected and committed capacity in Western Australia's (WA) South West Interconnected System (SWIS) is forecast to be sufficient to meet projected demand over the next 10 years.Western Australia, electricity, energy security, renewables, solar, podcast, news
The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) moves a step closer today in launching Australia's first database of distributed energy resources (DER), due for release in December.media release, renewables, solar, technology, energy security, consumers, news, program
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AEMO has today released the final marginal electricity loss factors (MLFs) that will apply from 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020 for electricity generation and loads connected to the National Electricity Market (NEM).electricity, national electricity market, transmission, consumers, generation, news
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Plant Palette: CaladiumsThis leafy denizen of the forest tropics is making a splashy comeback
Caladium 'Brandywine': A fancy-leaved caladium with large, substantial, heart-shaped leaves up to a foot and a half long, 'Brandywine' has bright-red veins extending from the red heart of the leaf all the way to the edge. Sun tolerant for a few hours a day.
Caladium 'Gingerland': One of the lance-leaved caladiums, which have smaller, more-pointed leaves than the fancy types. 'Gingerland' is a jazzy display of cranberry-red spatters on a creamy white background and a green rim. Categorized as a dwarf caladium, with its 6- to 12-inch leaves, this one is perfect for edging beds or in containers paired with ferns and impatiens. Does well in sun or shade.
Caladium 'Rosebud': A fancy-leaved form with a central pattern, aptly named a burst, not found in many caladiums, 'Rosebud' is hot pink at the heart, with pink veins piercing through a spattering of white and into the dark-green edging. Forms a lush mound 2 feet tall of foot-long leaves. A good choice for containers or tucked into the shade garden. And watch for an amped-up version of 'Rosebud' called 'Summer Rose', with brighter colors and reddish-purple petioles, on the market this spring.
Caladium 'Florida Moonlight': One of the overachiever offspring from the prolific caladium-breeding program at the University of Florida. Traditionally white has been a favorite caladium color, and this one stays fresh and crisp looking longer than other white cultivars, and has larger leaves (to 2 feet). Against the snowy background, fine spidery green veins are etched, ending at a thin green edge.
Caladium 'Thai Beauty': The front-runner of a growing group of caladiums bred in Thailand, distinguished by smaller, thicker textured, almost waxy foliage. Like stained glass, 'Thai Beauty' has stunning pink, almost-translucent leaves with markings of green and vanilla. Reaches 8 to 15 inches tall. Other Thai caladiums are just coming on the market in startling colors, with playful names like 'Hot Wasabi', 'Thai Iced Tea' and 'Wok This Way'.
Caladium 'Florida Red Ruffles': A bold lance-leaved form in rich, saturated red rimmed with green, 'Red Ruffles' forms a compact mound of numerous, 1-foot wavy-edged leaves. Another University of Florida cultivar emerging from the Gulf Coast Research Center in Wimauma, bred to be tougher than its frilly good looks would belie, tolerating more sun and lower temperatures than most caladiums.
Caladium 'Florida Elise': An unusual pattern reminiscent of some of its elephant's-ear cousins in the Arum family, 'Elise' has rose-pink speckles and brush strokes across a rich-green background. This is a sun-tolerant cultivar from the University of Florida.
Caladium 'Florida Blizzard': Perfectly named, this recent introduction with its lively mosaic of bright white and deep green is a result of crossing 'Aaron' (which is white with green veins) and the popular 'White Christmas' (which is nearly solid white with a thin green edge). With foliage as beautiful as any flower, caladiums add a bright spot to the shade garden, especially a white-leaved version like 'Florida Blizzard'.
Caladium 'Florida Sweetheart': One of the breakout stars of the University of Florida caladium program, with a romantic combination of translucent-rose background, deep-rose veins, a dainty green edge and a slight seersucker texture. Smaller leaves (6 to 12 inches) on shorter plants make this cultivar ideal for containers and small gardens. Does well in sun or shade.
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Caboose Studios needed a new wordpress theme design and created a contest on 99designs.
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We are an advertising agency with both for-profit and non-profit clients. You can read more about us in our 99 Designs bio. One of our clients, CAPE PAC, has hired us to launch a new website for them in their push to help elect Mike Huckabee for President in 2012.
The purpose of the site is to aid CAPE PAC in their support of Governor Huckabee on the road to the White House. We want to be able to drive supporters and contributions through the site and provide our supporters a one stop shop for them to get all of the news that is relevant to the Mr. Huckabee as he prepares for his run at the GOP nomination.
The site needs to be functional, easy to navigate and focused on the candidate. There are several sites that we have outlined that we like the layout, design and functionality of but want something unique. As this is a WordPress based website, there is obviously a lot of focus on the blog. The site needs to be easy to administer and must be fast loading.
Our core audience is 40+ , male female split, United States only and leans from independents to moderate and conservative Republican in their politics.
Sites to use for reference, that we either like or have information about the Governor:
Our favorite, we would be very happy with a site similar to this in all aspects: http://www.timpawlenty.com/
The site must be easy to navigate and load fast; these are two of the most critical components. Web 2.0 look and feel, with a big focus on Twitter and Facebook, with multiple call to action buttons and links around the site, to drive visitors to the supporter signup and contribution pages. Also want an easy to find newsletter signup box prevalent on all pages of the site.
Site navigation to include: home, blog, contribute, about and friends.
Utilizing WordPress we must be able to have full control over the footer that is displayed on every page where we will insert the necessary legalese and disclaimers. We need to be able to format the copy in the footer and/or insert images. The theme of the site should be very easily controlled and adjusted. From a creative standpoint, we want everything to be very red, white and blue with a big focus on the candidate and images of the United States and the American flag. The domain is vote4huckabee.org and we will need a logo designed for this as well, incorporating the domain name – again looking for web 2.0 look and feel.


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Midrange ($500-$1500) machines will produce a better coffee and generally a lot more usable steam making milk texturing far easier. Matched with a good grinder your coffee will be great.
This is a home for any documentation relating to the equipment in the parent forum. This area is for documentation only! All discussions should be held in the parent forum. The title of your post should contain the brand and model of the machine/device and what type of documentation your post contains. i.e. Acme's All-in-one-gadget Installation Guide.
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