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Known Issues
This section provides a list of all currently known issues that customers may experience with Netwrix Auditor 9.8. For each issue, there is a brief description and a workaround or a comment if available.
|Issue Description
|If a Monitoring Plan includes multiple AD domains containing groups with the same name, then Search using Who—In Group filter without specified domain name will return the results for one domain only.
To search within certain domain using this filter, specify filter value in the domain\group format.
Netwrix Auditor for Active Directory
|Issue Description
Since the AD Configuration partition is common for all domains in a forest, any change to this partition will be reported by the product for each of the audited domains.
The name of the user who made the change will only be displayed for the domain where the change was made. Product reports for other audited domains will show the "System" value in the "Who" column.
Ignore entries with the "System" value in the "Who" column for other domains.
|If changes to group membership are made through Exchange Control Panel, the product will report on addition and deletion of all group members in addition to these changes.
|If a change is made to the audited domain through Microsoft Exchange installed in another domain, the originating workstation for such changes will be reported as "Unknown".
|If changes to Active Directory objects are made through Exchange Management Console or Exchange Control Panel, the "Workstation" field in reports showing the computer from which a change was made may contain several workstations.
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|Netwrix Auditor reports the scheduled task or service start as an interactive logon.
|The Administrative Group Members report does not show administrative group members beyond the monitored domain (e.g., child domain users).
Netwrix Auditor for Exchange
|Issue Description
|If a user is added through Active Directory Users and Computers, and then a mailbox is created for this user through the Exchange Management Console within a short period of time (less than 10 minutes), the product will show duplicate entries for the mailbox creation event in the "Who" column. One change will show the Exchange name of the account under which a user was created, and the other—the name of the user who created a mailbox.
|Ignore the duplicate entry with the Exchange account in the "Who" field.
|For Microsoft Exchange, changes to text strings that have line breaks will contain the before and after values only for the text fragment before the line break. The fact of the change itself will be reported for the whole text string.
|Check the resulting value through Active Directory Users and Computers or other tools.
|The product does not report on changes made on an Exchange with the Edge Transport role.
|For Microsoft Exchange, changes to the inetOrgPerson object type will be reported in the Exchange audit reports with the "user" value in the "Object Type" column.
If a previously disconnected mailbox is reconnected to a user, the Exchange reports will display the mailbox GUID instead of a canonical user name in the "What" column.
If, as a result of this operation, the email address of this user is modified, this change will be reported in the Active Directory reports with the Exchange name in the "Who" column.
To get a canonical user name in an Exchange report, look for the "User" attribute in the "Details" field of the reconnected mailbox change entry.
To get the "Who" value for the email address change entry, open Exchange report for the same time period and look for the entry reflecting the mailbox reconnection event. The user who reconnected the mailbox is the same user who initiated the email address change event. You can match the email notification entry with the mailbox reconnection entry by comparing the Object Path field in the Active Directory report with the User attribute in the "Details" field of the Exchange report.
Netwrix Auditor for Windows File Servers, EMC, and NetApp
|Issue Description
For NetApp 8.3.1 (or earlier), EMC VNX/VNXe and Isilon systems Netwrix Auditor may skip empty files creation and newly created folders in reports and activity summaries.
If you switch native log format (EVTX and XML) on a NetApp 8.3.1 (or earlier) file server, you will receive errors on data collections until the first change event is captured and log is created. These errors can be ignored.
If you performed a switch when the data collection was in progress you will receive an error stating that the log cannot be read. After a switch, Netwrix Auditor will not be able to get data from the previously used log.
|When monitoring NetApp8.3.1 (or earlier) and EMC, viewing an object's security properties may be reported as a change to these properties.
When monitoring NetApp 8.3.1 (or earlier) , EMC VNX/VNXe and Isilon systems, if an audit configuration error occurred within previous 11 hours, further data collection statuses may be Working and Ready even if this error persists.
Netwrix Auditor automatically checks audit settings every 11 hours irrespective of scheduled or on-demand data collections, and writes a single notification into the Netwrix Auditor System Health log. Scroll down the log to see the error/warning.
To keep data collection status up-to-date, it is recommended to run data collections less frequently (e.g., twice a day—every 12 hours). Or contact Netwrix Support to enable more frequent audit checks.
To resolve configuration error:
Netwrix Auditor for SharePoint
|Issue Description
|SharePoint Central Administration URL specified on monitoring plan creation cannot exceed 80 characters.
|If your SharePoint Central Administration URL exceeds 80 characters, create a short name and specify it in the Alternate Access Mappings, and create a Site Binding in IIS for SharePoint Central Administration v4.
|When a lot of SharePoint changes are made within a short period of time (15-20 changes per second), some events may be lost and not reflected in audit reports and Activity Summaries because of the default IIS recycle settings (the IIS Worker Process that accumulates data on changes is restarted before all data is written to the Audit Database).
|Modify the default IIS recycle settings to keep data when the process is restarted. For details on how to configure recycling, refer to the following Microsoft article: Recycling Settings for an Application Pool.
|The timestamp for SharePoint farm configuration changes in audit reports and Activity Summary emails is the time when Netwrix Auditor generates the daily Activity Summary, not the actual event time.
The following changes are reported by the product with the "Unknown" value in the "Who" column:
The following changes are reported with the "SHAREPOINT\system" value in the "Who" column:
The "Workstation" field is not reported for content changes if they were made in one of the following ways:
|Netwrix Auditor does not report on changes to lists, list items, and web sites that had occurred before these objects were removed.
Netwrix Auditor for SQL Server
|Issue Description
Removal of a SQL Job together with unused schedules is reported with the "System" value in the "Who" column.
With the Audit data changes option enabled, when you try to perform the UPDATE/INSERT/DELETE operations in an audited database, an error is returned stating that the statements cannot be executed because the database owner SID cannot be resolved or SIDs do not match.
NOTE: Database backup and restore may lead to unresolved or not matching SIDs.
For detailed information about the issue and for a solution, refer to the following Netwrix Knowledge base article:
An error is returned stating that you have problems accessing an audited database.
|Netwrix Auditor shows the same workstation name in reports and search results for all changes made to an object within the data collection period (24 hours for default data collection schedule or between two manual launches) even if changes were made by different users and from different workstations.
Netwrix Auditor for Windows Server
|Issue Description
|When calculating "Servers with unauthorized antivirus software" risk metric value, Windows 7 machines where pre-installed Windows Defender is running are considered a risk factor.
|Microsoft Action Center does not classify Windows Defender as antivirus software (see this article for more information). Use fully-featured antivirus software, e.g. Kaspersky Internet Security, ESET File security, Microsoft Security Essentials, etc.
|When calculating "Servers with unauthorized antivirus software" risk metric value, machines with Sophos Endpoint Agent will be reported as having only disabled Windows Defender.
|The reason is that Sophos Endpoint only disables Windows Defender without uninstalling it.
Some registry changes may be reported as who=system or who=computer account.
|Software upgrade is reported by the product as two consecutive changes: software removal and software installation. The entry for software removal will have the "System" value in the "Who" column.
|Look for the user name in the entry for software installation to determine who performed the upgrade.
|User Activity
|Links to video recordings will not open from reports saved in the doc/xls format, or reports received by subscription and attached to emails in one of these formats.
|Save reports in the PDF format and select this format when configuring a subscription to a report.
|On Windows 8.1/Windows Server 2012, the information on the launch of Windows Store (Metro-style) applications is not written to the detailed activity log (reports metadata), as applications in a tile-based interface do not have application descriptions or window titles. Therefore, data search or positioning inside video files will be unavailable for such applications. A video recording session will not start before the user accesses their desktop for the first time.
|Video capture of an RDP session will be terminated if this session is taken over by another user.


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Assign PlanAssign Plan
Payplans Assign Plan App is used for assigning plan to user on different status of subscription
Assign Plan App is used for assigning additional plan to user on different subscription status.
Features :
- Assign Plan app assigns a plan to the user on the basis of subscription status i.e Active/Hold/Expire.
Working :
- This app is pre-installed in previous versions of Payplans, from Payplans 3.3 you need to install it from App store.
- Just create app instance and configure it.
- Set the plan name which you want to assign on subscription status.
- Now, user can subscribe plan and another plan will be assigned according to the subscription status.
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Documentation Link : http://www.readybytes.net/payplans/documentation/item/assign-plan.html

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Phone: (02) 6492 7322
Mobile: 0457347494
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: wix.com/silvertreestories/sts
Location: Far south coast of NSW; will travel for multiple bookings
Accredited Member
Playgroups/Preschool, Primary, young adults, mixed families, all ages. At - schools, events, parties, weddings, funerals, campfires. Where-ever people are ready to travel to another realm.
Stories: mostly original stories, healing stories, fairytales, myths, folktales and empowering stories from around the world. Personal stories for birthdays, weddings, funerals, situations.
A multilingual teller and creative workshop presenter, Eve is often accompanied by two of her children on recorder/cello and didgeridoo.
Eve's stories 'talk' to all children young and old. She creates a sense of wonder and gratitude for our environment, nature and life's gifts. She wants to give hope and build resilience and love in each one of us.


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How to sew an invisible zip with lining and no hand stitching/
When you line a dress and put in an invisible zip, do you find yourself hand stitching the lining into place? I did for quite a while and while it produces a good result, I found myself getting frustrated at how long this took. Now I insert them fully by machine using the following technique which produces the same result but it is quicker and, in my opinion, produces a stronger seam than my hand sewing. Here is the finished result for my Tea Leaves dress.
The first thing to remember when using this technique is that it may differ from the instructions of your pattern. Plan ahead of time so you're not caught out during the construction. You'll need to complete your shell and lining but don't stitch them together - keep the neck seam and the back seam open. You could finish these seams ahead of time.
Insert the invisible zip to the shell as you normally would and stitch the centre back seam from the bottom of the zip.
Open the zip and lay out the shell right side up revealing the seam allowance the zip is stitched to. Take your lining piece and lay it over the shell, right sides together, matching the raw edges. Pin in place to the point your zip ends.
Stitch the lining to the shell using a normal zip foot. You will be able to feel the teeth of the zip as a guide (shown between my thumb and the stitching). I tend to stitch about 3-4mm away from the teeth to keep the lining secure and ensure that it doesn't get caught when the zip is used. Repeat for the other side.
Time to clean up the neck line. Take one side and open up the shell and lining so the zip is central. Move the lining to ensure the right side of the lining and the right side of the shell are facing. To get a lovely finish in the corners, fold the seam allowance towards the lining. Pin in place then continue to line up the rest of the neck line.
Stitch in place. Repeat for the other side.
Trim seam allowances and turn fabric to right sides out ensuring a neat corner.
Move back to the inside of your item. Pinch the lining where you want the seam to start. Hold the fabric as you turn the lining wrong side out.
Pin the centre back seam to this point and stitch in place. Press seam open.
Ta-dah! A lovely clean finish on the inside and no need to pick up a hand sewing needle!


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GLOBAL GREEN USA TAPS INTERNATIONAL NON-PROFIT EXECUTIVE LES McCABE, PH.D., AS PRESIDENT AND CEO
Semester At Sea Veteran Brings Sustainability and Humanitarian Experience To One of the Country's Top Environmental Organizations
SANTA MONICA, CA (JUNE 24, 2014) -- Following an exhaustive, national six month search, Global Green USA has appointed Les McCabe, Ph.D., of The Institute for Shipboard Education as its new President and CEO effective July 1st. Today's announcement was made by the Transition Committee of Global Green's Board of Directors, led by Robert Bucklin, Chairman of the Board and formerly Vice Chairman of North America for Rabobank, and Transition Chair and Global Green Board Member Christiana Wyly.
"Les' accomplishments, achievements and leadership are far reaching but it was his passion and vision that aligned uniquely with Global Green's mission and focus on the human aspect of the environmental crisis," notes Bucklin. "His dedication to enriching, guiding, and inspiring college age students to examine the issues of our time, including ecology, marine environment, and climate change, adds wonderfully to our expertise and we have confidence in his ability to help us build a strong foundation for the future of our work."
As President and CEO of The Institute for Shipboard Education in Charlottesville, VA since 2006, Dr. McCabe established the Institute as a leader in global education with its signature academic program, Semester At Sea, managed a $50+M annual budget, and is credited with steadily growing the organization and its reach since first joining in 1987. McCabe holds a Ph.D. in Administrative and Policy Studies from the University of Pittsburgh, PA.
As one of his first charges, Dr. McCabe will lead a major organizational focus on completing the Holy Cross Project (HCP) in the lower 9th Ward in New Orleans, LA -- the site of one of five Global Green USA national offices. Actively engaged in New Orleans since 2005 when Katrina struck the region, Global Green was lauded for its response to the hurricane in TIME Magazine, which wrote that "No organization is doing more to green New Orleans than Global Green USA." The organization's work there and across the country has made it a national green affordable housing leader, inspiring similar thinking on a city, state and federal level and directing the install and certification of more than 2,000 solar units to date. In early May, Global Green USA joined President Obama in Mountain View, CA as he outlined his vision for more investments in energy efficiency and renewable energy, and the CA-based non-profit committed to 1 MW in solar installs by 2017.
"I'm incredibly inspired by Global Green's work in the lower 9th Ward," said Dr. McCabe, "and look forward to working with the dedicated and passionate staff on the ground to support their efforts in New Orleans. This initiative exemplifies what Global Green stands for globally - an organization that works both on the ground, across the country, and at the highest levels to affect real change, right here, right now, on the most pressing issue of our generation: curbing climate change." For more information on HCP, please visithttp://globalgreen.org/articles/global/68
Dr. McCabe replaces Matt Petersen, Global Green's founding Executive Director who rose to President and CEO, having led the organization since 1994. Late last year, Petersen was appointed the first Chief Sustainability Officer for the City of Los Angeles by incoming Mayor Eric Garcetti. Following Petersen's departure, long time Global Green Policy and Legislative Director, Mary Luévano, was appointed Interim Executive Director to lead the organization through the transition.
Global Green USA is dedicated to helping the people, places, and the planet in need through catalytic projects, transformative policy, and cutting-edge research. Global Green USA's signature programs include greening affordable housing, schools, neighborhoods, and cities as well as rebuilding communities -- such as New Orleans and areas of New York and New Jersey -- that have suffered from the impacts of climate change, sea level rise, and environmental degradation. Global Green USA is the U.S. affiliate of Green Cross International, which was founded by President Mikhail Gorbachev in 1993 to foster a global value shift toward a sustainable and secure future. For more information, visitglobalgreen.org and follow us @globalgreen.
Tina Vennegaard or Mary Luévano, Global Green USA
310-581-2700 | [email protected] or [email protected]


text: I have been lucky over the last few years to work with some really fantastic Madison writers, including Susan Gloss (Vintage), Michelle Wildgen (Bread and Butter), Chloe Benjamin (Anatomy of Dreams), Judith Mitchell (A Reunion of Ghosts), and Jesse Gant and Nick Hoffman (Wheel Fever). I recently got together with Melissa Falcon Field, another fine local author, to shoot headshots for her upcoming book. A Connecticut native, Melissa Falcon Field relocated to Madison a few years ago and has been working on publishing her first novel (What Burns Away, January 2015) while doing freelance writing and teaching with the Madison Writers' Studio. If you get a chance to see her read around Madison (or elsewhere), do so; her personality is a dichotomous balance of East Coast boldness and Maine coast humility. We shot on the lakefront in Shorewood Hills and I think we created some great work for her to represent herself with. Looking forward to reading her words in the new year.


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YouTube IT video of the week: First look at the Google Glass
Profile: Michael Tidmarsh
We've all heard the rumors of Google's next big thing: Google Glass. As a wearable computer, Google Glass will display data and information for users in a hands-free format, which can access the Internet through voice commands. Charles Arthur, The Guardian's technology editor, recently had the chance to test out Google's latest innovation.
Tell us in the comments below if you think Google Glass will be a success or failure.
Disclaimer: All videos presented in the "YouTube IT Video of the Week" series are subjectively selected by ITKnowledgeExchange.com community managers and staff for entertainment purposes only. They are not sponsored or influenced by outside sources.


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Herald Times Reporter/Eric Young via AP, Pool
UPDATE: A federal appeals panel has upheld a ruling that Brendan Dassey's confession was coerced. In addition, a federal appeals court in Chicago has upheld a lower court's ruling overturning Brendan's conviction for the 2005 murder of Teresa Halbach in Manitowoc County.
"Brendan has sought justice for more than a decade; and today, we find ourselves a significant step closer to achieving that justice," his attorneys said in a statement to E! News. "We are overjoyed for Brendan and his family, and we look forward to working to secure his release from prison as soon as possible. As of today's date, Brendan Dassey has lost 4,132 days of his life to prison."
Brendan Dassey is not coming home after all.
The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ordered the Making a Murderer subject to remain in prison throughout his appeals process, E! News can confirm. This development comes one day after a Wisconsin judge ruled Dassey should be released from prison pending appeal, and just over three months after his murder conviction was overturned.
Despite a judge's denial to halt his release, the Wisconsin Department of Justice filed a motion with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in Chicago for an emergency stay to stop Dassey's forthcoming discharge.


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Bowland TREC Group
We are a TREC GB affiliated group which focuses on the sport of TREC (Techniques de Randonnee Equestre de Competition), which has it's origin in Equestrian Tourism in France.
We are based in Lancashire but our activities also stretch into South Lakeland, Cumbria, North Yorkshire, Cheshire and also Shropshire to seek out new terrain and experiences for our members.
We organise a variety of events throughout the year, including:
- Winter Indoor competitions
- Winter training
- Christmas fun and training days
- Weekend Training Camps
- Full TREC competitions
Most of our events are offered to members prior to being made generally available, though we welcome anyone who wants to join us if spaces allow.
Many of our members compete on a regular basis throughout the country, including the TREC GB Championships, at which we have been very successful.
This is both individually, as pairs and as a team – our team being called Bowland Babes.


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Letters to the Editor
Letters to the editor: Sept. 15
Add a dollar coin, eliminate the penny to save costs
I read with interest and skepticism the article concerning the proposal of using a dollar coin to replace the dollar bill. We have tried this before.
Individuals remain stubbornly attached to their money. I find this so funny that we would rather embrace the emotional feel of our money versus its value to our community.
This also begs us to answer why we refuse to eliminate the penny. It costs us more to make and is rarely picked up anymore when left on the ground.
By the way, eliminating the penny would give the dollar coins a place in cash register drawers. These two issues should be connected.
We complain at the high cost of government but rebuke any attempt to cut costs. We can't continue to have it both ways.
Karen Thompson
Speaking of tyranny
In response to the "Moral tyranny" letter, I certainly do not wish to oppress anyone, or see a "tyranny exercised for the good of its victims" as was so eloquently noted.
However, who are the disgusting people I see flicking their cigarette butts out of their car windows?
Or the wonderful non-tyrannical individuals who stand and smoke in front of stores so those who suffer lung problems, cancer or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease get to enjoy their "freedom smoke"?
Or that great citizen who stands in front of the University of Kentucky Chandler Hospital in a hospital-issued gown smoking a delicious cigarette while holding onto an IV pole? Classy.
The great news is Kentucky is one of two states with the highest death rate from smoking. What people fail to realize is that smoking causes myriad health issues for others. Some include burning eyes, breathing problems, migraines, lung cancer and a host of allergies.
So, stop being selfish and think about someone else for a change. Or, keep on a smokin' (and perhaps the smokers will purge themselves from Kentucky).
Nancy Kelley
No value in economizing
I am so upset. I have tried and tried to refinance my home loan and am told my debt to income does not meet the requirements of the banks.
They are correct in the fact that I don't make big money working two jobs. But they have to admit that I have always paid off all my debts on time.
With God's help, I bought my business's building, paid for a farm in another county, plus two other pieces of property, paid for and then bought a house in 2009 and have met every payment on it. My credit score is excellent, which seems to mean nothing to the banks either.
I was raised "old school" where you paid what you owed first and lived off what was left, not the other way around (the American way of thinking in today's time).
It seems I am being punished, again, by others' actions and not mine. Because they did not or could not meet their obligations, then I don't qualify.
All I ask is to be judged by my actions and credibility, not others'.
My goal was to get lower interest rates and double the payments to pay off my debt before retirement.
And you see all these advertisements to refinance your home for 2.75 percent or 3 percent rates, but if you're an honest hard-working person willing to live on nothing to pay your debt, then you won't qualify.
Mary Haggard
Paying for others
I have been a patient at Jessamine Medical for 17 years. I currently do not have insurance due to a job layoff. I plan to get health insurance from Kentucky's Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan after Oct. 31. I have to have no insurance for six months to quality.
I needed to get a prescription filled but because it is a controlled substance I have to go see the doctor. It costs $125 to see the doctor because of drug addicts who have abused the system. I have never abused the system, and am not a drug addict. Why do others have to suffer for the mistakes of others?
I hope Lexington Clinic and Jessamine Medical enjoy my $125. That money is very important to us.
Sandy McIntosh
Hard to get help
I don't understand why single people who have worked hard all their lives are penalized. I recently went to a food bank and couldn't pick the food I wanted to get for myself. No, I wasn't going to stock up for a month or so.
I was given a bag of sweet potatoes, then had them taken from me because they were a commodity and I was told to get a voucher from a state agency to get the commodity items.
They gave me a bag of beans, a can of tomatoes, corn and applesauce. I could come back and get a box of cereal and a jug of juice later, but they said I was very restricted.
I also went to apply for food stamps. I see plenty of people getting plenty and other women who have three or four kids attached to their belt loops.
I just wanted some help to get me over the hump, yet when I reach out to get it, it's not there. I know of people who seem to get all these things for nothing and I see them in the free soup lines around town.
It just makes me mad that when a person such as me tries to get assistance, she is turned away.
E.A. Wright


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Palestinians: 2 Egyptian tanks crossed border of Gaza Strip
Palestinian news agency Maan reported that two Egyptian tanks crossed the Egyptian border with the Gaza Strip for the first time on Thursday night, but did not reach the Palestinian border. Witnesses said that the two tanks were moving along the road in front of the concrete wall Egyptian authorities had erected on the border with the Gaza Strip several years ago. They said that masked Egyptian soldiers drove the two tanks without entering Palestinian territory. According to the report, they were accompanied by a civilian vehicle. Roi Kais
via Palestinians: 2 Egyptian tanks crossed border of Gaza Strip – Israel News, Ynetnews.


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. . .watch Bjork beat up a journalist!
. . .watch Bjork beat up a journalist!
I recently found Lydia when searching for new music on iTunes. Their music is haunting, but upbeat and displays a range similar to Copeland mixed with Eisley and hints of The Fray. Hopefully you can catch their music on The Hype Machine. I recommend "This Is Twice Now," "Hospital," "One More Day," and "I Woke Up Near The Sea". It is definitely worth listening to if you need something soft, subtly complex, and hauntingly vibrant.
(And this will be the last video I post for a while, I promise!)
Pitch, my cat, still isn't sure how to handle herself in our new home. We have more space than we have ever had, partially because we have no furniture, and nothing to really do with it. Sometimes I think it makes her a little stir crazy, especially when she runs wildly around the apartment and then tries to attack her reflection in the mirror. It is hilarious and she is so adorable when she does it, but I think she'd much rather have a couch to cozy up on.
I think we just need to fill in the spaces.
I can't stop listening to this song. Hopefully you'll enjoy it too.
I happen to think myself a mellow, patient and tolerant person. I am not too akin to rage and I really only get pissy when I don't have my coffee, but today re-opened my bitterness with insanely massed public spaces.
I want to use another word to describe what my shopping experience at IKEA was like, but to use any other word (which also functions as a general expression) fails to fully encompass my antipathy for the douchebaggery that occurs when masses come together over anything cheap.
Look, I'm not trying to piss on the parade of cheap furniture at IKEA. Hell, I bought $260 worth of it despite the fact that it is mostly particle wood (and will probably break if I ever move). Also, I must say that MOST of the employees at IKEA were friendly and helpful. What I am pointing to, however, is the fact that people lose their sense of decency and civility when they gather in mass in confined spaces. Once people come into contact with others while looking for "personal" items, be it food (like at CostCo) or furniture (like at IKEA), all decorum goes out the window and everyone is in it like a free-for-all. It's almost like everyone's innate pre-historic piss-poor self rears in the face of nabbing the best item before someone else does.
For example, while shopping for items today, I parked my cart at the end of an aisle near some picture frames. No carts were near me and since on of the tires on my cart kept careening to the right, I didn't want to overcorrect it as I walked through the aisle. Apparently this bothered a woman in her late forties who, upon seeing me park the cart, grabbed it and pushed it out of the way to the aisle across the way. I glared at her as she did and said, "Uh, that was my cart." She sneered bitterly in my direction and strode up the aisle without saying a word, all so she could fat arm a few frames into her cart.
I have witnessed this pandemic of douchebaggery many times before at CostCo and I am always dismayed by it. In fact, I utterly dread going to CostCo because people become retarded (figuratively speaking, of course) over food. People run ahead to grab free samples, they cart cut to get a better place in line, and they are complete assholes in the parking lot while parking, loading, and leaving. Apparently people at IKEA are no different. (And yes, I know Labor Day weekend might have contributed to this, probably making it even worse, but I still feel that people are increasingly rude toward one another.)
Let's forget IKEA and CostCo for a minute, though, and question the source of the problem: massive gatherings of people in enclosed spaces.
RQ: What is it about enclosed spaces that breeds indifference in people toward others?
Seriously, did I miss something while I was growing up? Were there lessons taught in school that I missed, even though I had near perfect attendance? Did the cowboy culture of bygone administrations impart dickheadedness to the culture at large? What happened? </end rant>
Bottom line: People need to chill out at these places and treat everyone with respect. We're all shopping for many of the same things and, unless the world is about to end, the items will be around. Even if they aren't, it is not like one couldn't obtain them later. There is no reason to push people's carts out of the way, cut them off, or be a complete douche bag in the parking lot. Human decency isn't a virtue, it is an unspoken obligation toward humanity at large.
Basically, don't be a dick. (This means you, cart lady and asshole driver who didn't let me back out when I was halfway out.)
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Things seemed to have settled, more and more, over the last couple of weeks now that school has started. My schedule is still a bit hectic, particularly because I have not figured out how to balance my time at school and at home, and because I haven't figured out how exactly to get to campus on the days I teach.
I know how to get to campus with the bus system and I have done it frequently, but I have to clarify something here: I don't like riding the bus when I am dressed up in my nice slacks and dress shirt. I could care less that I'm dressed up and riding to school around people that are dressed normally. No. This is different. I care about the fact that I am dapper for too long.
Yes, you read that correctly. I do not like to be dressed up for extended periods of time. Don't get me wrong. I know I look amazing in a pleated pair of gray slacks and a finely pressed blue button-up shirt with a sexy silk tie, and the ladies all confirm this; I, however, dislike the way the clothes feel on my skin after a few hours. I know it is entirely psychological, but after being "suited up" for three to four hours, I desperately want to rip my clothes off (and, no, I do not want to run around naked). It is almost like I have a sticker all over my body and I can't pull it off until I am home, which is not until late in the evening.
Maybe I'm just mental?
I suppose all of it wouldn't be so bad if I either lived closer to campus or if I could store my suits in the office; neither of which are options. So, I guess I need to figure out this alleged semi-formal style that includes walking around in a blazer with jeans. I'm not fond of this option, mainly because I think it is a little douchey, but it seems like it would be the easiest solution because I could use the blazer as outwear. Plus, I suppose it would demonstrate that I'm still the authority figure of the class. Who knows, though?
This has been my random dilemma for the last two classes I taught. Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.
On a completely tangential note, a friend of mine pointed me toward 2081. As you can tell from the video link before, 2081 is a new movie that is soon to theaters. What you might not know, though, is that it is Hollywood's take on Kurt Vonnegut's Harrison Bergeron. Watch the video and check it out for yourself:
What do you think? On the one hand the movie is a little unsettling, particularly because the short story seems too short to be a fully length movie. On the other hand, the movie looks promising in terms of vision and scope. Plus, Patricia Clarkson (from Six Feet Under and Lars and the Real Girl) is the narrator of this dystopian take on the future of an egalitarian utopia.


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Design of railway transport facilities
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Ok I receieved a check (partial) from the stipend that I am doing with a local organization in the amount of $500 It was a nice surprise because I thought I would not receive this money until the end of the project. The rest is due to come at the end of the stipend.
Of course my mom checked the mail and the first thing she said was here is the check you've been watining on and me not thinkng opened the enevlope and said oh this is from P then her response was how much did you get. I ABOSLUTLEY HATE IT WHEN SHE ASK ME ABOUT MY ^&((&^$ FINANCES. So because I am caught off guard I say $500, her response oh you can take me to lunch tomorrow. When in Hell was the last time she has taken me out to lunch even on my birthday I paid for us to have dinner. She knows I am not working and every penny that I get I put in my EF to pay my bills. It just really ticks me off that she always has her hand out. I pray that I can finish school land a job and buy me a house to get out of here.
However, the check that I am expecting from another company still have not come Sorry to vent but I was so upset
Stipend received
Ok I receieved a check (partial) from the stipend that I am doing with a local organization in the amount of $500 It was a nice surprise because I thought I would not receive this money until the end of the project. The rest is due to come at the end of the stipend.
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April 11th, 2009 at 10:54 pmjust say sure, are you paying? because i don't have a job so i can't afford to pay.
April 12th, 2009 at 05:33 amGreat one whitestripe.lol
April 12th, 2009 at 11:29 amAre you living in your mother's house? If she is able to snoop through your personal mail because you live in her house or when she comes to your house if you are living on your own, you might consider getting a P.O. box. What she did is not only an invasion of privacy, it's also against federal law.
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April 12th, 2009 at 04:34 pmcrazyliblady beat me to my suggestion. I think a P.O. Box is in order as long as you're living with your Mom. She isn't respecting your privacy. The cost may be worth it in the long run. Glad you received your check.
April 12th, 2009 at 04:35 pmUnfortunately I live at home, my mom did not open my mail she checked the mail box and brought me the mail and then waited as I opened it (I wasn't thinking) She's the type no matter what, if you get a buck she wants 20 cents she thinks she is entitled to what ever money you get
April 12th, 2009 at 06:59 pmhmmm that is a good idea I'll look into
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April 13th, 2009 at 08:33 amEven if she doesn't open it, she still is checking out who it comes from, so it's like she knows all of your business.
I collect my neighbors mail when she is away and I can't tell you what she receives. I collect it and put it in a plastic bag as it arrives. The neighbor doesn't even want her grown children to pick up her mail. Check out the mail box prices. I think that is a boundary that you need to put out there for your Mom.
April 16th, 2009 at 06:37 pmI agree about the PO Box. The rental fee would be worth your privacy.
April 22nd, 2009 at 09:07 pmCongrats on the stipend.
May 3rd, 2009 at 10:18 amUh-oh Amber, you are falling off the radar! Must be that Facebook thing! I'm trying to get here more often myself to keep my financial focus up. But I hate dealing with it, so I have to try extra hard.


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Sweet Potato Hemp Bars & Giveaway
I first discovered hemp hearts a few months, I know late to the party! My extent of use has been throwing on salads or in my coconut yogurt for a little extra protein. I decided to get adventurous when I was given a bag to try from Manitoba Harvest and bake with them.
Benefits of Hemp HeartsPlant Based Protein - 10g per tablespoonHigh Fiber - 1g per tablespoonOmega 3 Fatty AcidsLots of Vitamins - Magnesium, Iron, Vitamin B, Manganese, Zinc and Calcium
They sound perfect for a vegetarian runner! I'm always looking for ways to increase protein, iron and calcium. Plus Omega 3s are great for recovery,
Sweet Potato Bars
1 cup mashed sweet potato (could do pumpkin)
1 banana mashed
1 cup dates soaked
1 tsp vanilla
1 cup almond flour
1/4 cup hemp hearts
1 tsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp nutmeg
Put first four ingredients in food processor and puree until smooth. Add remaining ingredients until mixed. Pour into prepared greased baking dish and bake in preheated 350 degree oven for about 20 minutes.
Bars will be soft and chewy. Store in fridge to make last longer.
Guess what?! One of my readers will win their own bag of Hemp Hearts from Manitoba Harvest!
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Time to Rethink Water | Foreign Correspondent's Club of China
When and Where
3:00 pm-4:30 pm
Royal Norwegian Embassy
Dong Yi Road, Sanlitun, Beijing, China 朝阳区三里屯东一街1号
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Heavily in demand from industry, agriculture and consumers, China's water resources are ever more strained – and what water the country does have is often severely polluted. Feng Hu of China Water Risk will lay out a snapshot of the looming liquidity squeeze, as well as how rising water risks and a shifting regulatory landscape could affect trillions of RMB worth of economic output and spill over into the financial markets. And China's water crisis is not just China's problem, he says: policies that are "good for China" may be adverse surprises for everyone else.
Feng Hu, China Water Risk
Royal Norwegian Embassy, Dong Yi Jie 1, Sanlitun | 80 RMB | Open to Public | Registration
Feng Hu is responsible for the development & execution of projects at China Water Risk, a nonprofit initiative dedicated to addressing business and environmental risk arising from China's urgent water crisis. He has worked with governments, the private sector and NGOs on various projects from renewable energy and energy efficiency to waste treatment as well as compliance assessment of large hydropower projects with dams. As the project leader, Feng has worked in most of the provinces in China, Vietnam, Nepal and several African countries.


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Spring Break 2014 is just around the corner and students are gearing up for their week of freedom. There are many popular destinations which you can choose from for relaxing and enjoying your spring break. If you are a beach lover and want to enjoy your spring break on a beautiful beach, Panama City beach is best place for you. Panama City Beach is considered as the spring break capital of the world and has recently been voted as the #1 spring break destination. Spring Break is the largest student event of the year, as close to two million students from across the U.S. travel to various destinations, the most popular destination being Panama City Beach, Florida. The college students from across the globe travel to the stunning white sand beaches of Panama City Beach and enjoy the most exciting Spring Breaks activities!
On the beach you can enjoy wild parties, live concerts, television shows, contests and much more. Fun in the sun and water sports like jet skiing, surfing, snorkeling, sailing, scuba diving are the main activities which you can participate in. This beach is well known for twenty seven miles of beautiful, soft white sand, and in spring season it is transformed into largest beach entertainment clubs in the world. This is the main reason why thousands of people get attracted to the Panama City beach during spring break festival. For those who want to enjoy party at night, there are many bars, restaurants, and nightclubs available. Club La Vela, the best known nightclub in Panama City Beach is purported to be the largest nightclub in America.
Good times await you, so round up your roomies, pack your beach bag and make plans now – Panama City Beach Spring Break 2014 is waiting. The best way to enjoy your spring break is to plan your spring break vacation early. If you are looking for Spring Break Travel deals then your search ends here. Travelation is offering exclusive Spring Break travel deals and additional discounts for a limited time. Checkout our all Spring Break travel deals here: http://www.travelation.com/spring-break-travel or you can also call us our toll free number @877-247-7183 and get extra benefits on spring break flight bookings.


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The result from the National Geographic Genographic Project 2.0 for participants is the identification of their maternal deep ancestry. Male participants also receive an analysis of their paternal deep ancestry.
Using a simple swab of the inside of a person's cheek, the Genographic Project 2.0 kit analyzes thousands of genetic markers contained in the DNA from the swab. The test also examines over 700,000 other ancestry-related markers to reveal the individual's regional affiliations. These affiliations provide the migration paths of the participant's ancestors and the percentage of the participant's genome that is affiliated with each region of the world. Participants learn where their earliest ancestors lived and these ancestors' migration paths around the world over tens of thousands of years.
To participate in the Genographic Project 2.0, individuals can purchase a kit on the project's website. That kit includes the cheek swab and instructions for administering the test and mailing the results to the test center. All participants must also complete a consent form for the genetic testing. The Project posts individual results online; each participant receives an email with an identification code to access those results.
Each participant's results, which can take several weeks to receive, become part of the project database. Project scientists and researchers are using this knowledge bank to map the course of early human history. As more people participate in the Project, scientists discover details about early human history. Those discoveries can lead to new insights that affect or change a participant's ancestral journey.


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What if you had an unlimited personal power source at your disposal?
And you could access this energy anytime you desire by channeling it to create manifestations, endurance, abundance etc...
I am here today to tell you that this is all true! Your personal relationships are your power source and like a battery they will amp you up energetically to move you forward through life.
Yet, have you been giving time to a relationship that isn't supplying battery power to your grid? Are they sucking energy out? Now is the time to evaluate all your personal relationships and decided where they fall on your grid.
Let me explain...
If your energy looked like a spider web...
... with you in the middle.
The pink dots represent your network of personal relationships on your web (with the closest ones being the most powerful)... who is sitting in your web? And who is holding the most powerful positions?
This is important because if they are an energy source and aren't providing you with what you require, you may have to move them to a farther placement on your web or remove them altogether.
This is how we affect each other.
And conversely, where do you fall on your friends grids? Are you providing that friend with the support they require? Do you need to step up or remove yourself altogether?
Now that's a good question. Where does your partner fall on your grid? Is he or she supportive? Do they lift you up? Or... do they drag you down? Hmm.... that sure gets one thinking...
... That I am co-authoring with my dear friend Heather Haseltine, Crystal Light Therapy and Connection Massage Practitioner.
It is our calling to explore the web of light that connects us and how to use it to it's full potential to support us on this journey!


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There's no mistaking that this is an abstract game with a grafted-on theme of modern painters attempting to cover a canvas with various colors. Hmmm.
Anyway, the board is essentially a huge piece of graph paper. The pieces are cardboard cutouts which, when placed on the board, will exactly cover squares of the graph (e.g. 'L' shapes, large boxes, 'Utah' shapes, Stealth bombers, etc.). The idea is to place all the pieces on the board following a rigid set of rules such that, in the end, groups of colors matching your agenda appear on the board.
For example, let's say you have an agenda stating that a clump of 4 yellow pieces should exist somewhere on the board at game end (don't worry about how you got this agenda). If, at the end, there are exactly four yellow pieces contiguously touching each other on the board (regardless of the graph area covered by the pieces), you'll score for fulfilling your agenda. In all, you'll end up with five such agendas, each of varying importance for scoring purposes.
So how do you accomplish the agenda(s)? Well, each turn you must do something with one of your pieces. Either throw one away, or place one on the board. To place it, you must place it such that it's either touching no other piece(s) or such that one edge is connected to another piece of the same color. Simple enough. But what happens when you've got a nice little section matching your agenda and some opponent adds to it, disrupting your plans?
That's when the red chips come into play. Each player is given 10 such chips to start the game, and at any time during his turn, he may cash in one or more to 'slide' pieces around. To slide a piece, you do just that. Pay a chip and begin sliding it without altering its orientation at all and without disrupting other pieces until it is repositioned somewhere else on the board. By the way, when you finish sliding it, it must be connected to another piece matching its color.
So, those are the two things you can do to the board on your turn--you must place or discard, and you may slide pieces around. The only other action is that, five times during the game, you may pick up a few agenda tiles (the victory mechanism mentioned earlier), look them over, and select one as a keeper.
All in all, it's a cerebral game which allows for just the right amount of puzzle-solving and sticking it to your neighbor.


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Taylor Guitars Road Show
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Mike Ausman of Taylor Guitars and West Coast recording artist and television personality Marc Seal lead an information session on the guitar-making process and how shapes and woods affect tone. Then, test drive and get advice on various models, view rare and custom models, enter a raffle for a free guitar and take home free guitar strings.


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I have an old brick bungalow built in 1939. The drain line in the bathroom is clogged. The tub drains extremely slowly and when we run water in the sink brown water bubbles up into the tub - which then takes quite a while to drain. There's no problem at all with or from the toilet.
The only thing I can think of that should be plugging the drain up would be hair - 3 women showering, 1 short-haired dog getting bathed.
I've used DrainPro gel 3 times in the bathtub drain trying to open it up but no success; I can't even tell I've done anything. I'm concerned about using anything too strong because of the age of the pipes - I don't want to burn through them and cause a greater problem.
I am hoping to avoid the expense of having a plumber come out to open up the drain but I need help quickly. Any suggestions/ideas?
I have an old brick bungalow built in 1939. The drain line in the bathroom is clogged. The tub drains extremely slowly and when we run water in the sink brown water bubbles up into the tub - which then takes quite a while to drain. There's no problem at all with or from the toilet.
If you can get the drain plate off, you may be able to use a flexible snake or coil that is used when wiring. These are relatively inexpensive and I attached a pot-scrubber (like a coarse SOS steel pad) to it and "plunged out" the wad of hair that was blocking our drain. Worked for me but you may have other issues further down the drain area that may be inaccessible to you. The sink and tub appear to use the same drain pipe in your case so you may want to do a similar plunge through the sink drain as well.
pour 2 gallons of bleach in the drain furthest from clog and let it set over night. The bleach should eat through the hair. Stuff something in the drains or put something over them to keep the fumes to minimum.
i had that same problem and i went to my local home improvement store and purchased a half gallon of "Buffered Murratic Adic" Typicaly used for cleaning concrete and masonry products it works well in this case, the one that i purchased was made for plumbing. BE SURE THAT IT IS BUFFERED!! if not, it can case damage to the lines. Also be sure to use eye and face protection when using this product...
Home Depot rents sewer machines in my area you may find some other rental place to. Just get one that is for your size drain the agent should be able to help you size the cable. Get some heavy gloves to and test it in the store and ask the agent to help you get your bearings with it before you try it. AL most pinched my fingers off the first time I tried one Heavy Gloves saved me that day for sure. But seriously dude humble yourself and call a plumber. We are not all crooked. Just ask around and find one that a couple of people that you know use. He may help yo upreempt any number of catasttrophes.
If you do call a plumber, be sure to tell him what you dumped down the drain, it may save him from and injury. If you rent a power snake follow IM's advice, I took the end of one of my fingers off the first time I used one.


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Candidate Gene Studies of Obesity Guided by Whole Genome Association Data
Obesity is strongly influenced by sequence variation in largely unknown susceptibility genes. Whole genome association scans offer a potentially powerful method for identifying common variants with modest effects on obesity, but the deluge of data from these studies will require careful analysis and rigorous follow-up. The combination of multiple large, well-characterized cohorts with measure of obesity, high throughput genotyping, and robust analytic methods will permit powerful meta-analysis of genome-wide association studies and permit us to follow up rapidly with sequencing and genotyping the preliminary results from the whole genome association scans. Specifically, we will be able to identify genetic variants that are truly associated with obesity, even if the effects are modest. This will lay the groundwork for additional studies of the phenotypic consequences of these variants on other obesity-related phenotypes, as well as studies to identify rare or structural variants at these loci. Many of the genes we have identified thus far relate to neurologic function. For example, we have identified variants at SH2B1 and BDNF that are associated with body mass index; large deletions that encompass these genes are also associated with mental retardation. Successful identification of genes that are convincingly associated with obesity would highlight key pathways that influence obesity in humans, guiding efforts at therapy and prevention.


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Whether it is to boost the local economy, attract a wide range of commercial uses or providing employment opportunities, Hill has great experience of delivering mixed-use developments that complement the new homes we build with a variety of commercial spaces. We work with wide range of commercial agents, operators and investors to revitalise the local communities with services that will benefit the residents and wider neighbourhood. These include:
"Not only do residents now have a state-of-the-art cinema and popular restaurants on their doorstep, which is helping stimulate the local economy, but the development as a whole is also providing jobs and homes right in the heart of the borough." Cllr Chris Robbins, Leader of Waltham Forest Council


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Visual Poem By Sierra King
Grandmama's Suitcase is a visual poem of coming to terms with the loss of someone close to you. Whether that be a grandmother, a spouse or a friend. In the event that a person passes away they leave material things behind that are more than often placed in suitcases and never to be opened again. The suitcase is a reminder that although they have left, many of the pieces that were a part of their lives still remain. Persons who are left with the suitcase experience longing for that special someone. The visual poem ends with a closed suitcase and a photograph in the point of view looking up into the sky and trees, hopeful that this point in their life, this state of mourning the death of their loved one, will come to a close.
Sierra King is currently a freelance photographer based in the heart of the south, Atlanta, Georgia. She specializes in portrait and documentary style photography. She is a recent graduate from Valdosta State University with a B.A in Art, while focusing on digital and the film processes of photography. Sierra is in the pursuit of accurately portraying the conversations and stories of her people, community and experience. She believes that not only is it important to understand where the culture began but also display the culture that is thriving, living and breathing now. You can view more of her work in her online portfolio.


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Where to go in London over Easter
The Easter bank holiday is upon us - yay! With a few days off on our hands we've chosen our top 3 places we'd recommend visiting over the weekend.
Richmond Park
Explore the amazing (and huge), Richmond Park. A lovely spacious escape from the busy streets of central London. The park is home to the beautiful Isabella Plantation, Pembroke Lodge and herds of Red and Fallow deer. The whole park is currently getting ready for spring with blossoming flowers and leafy trees everywhere.
Pack a picnic and spend a full day out and about with family or friends.
Click on the map below to get directions.
Surrey Quays & Rotherhithe
Take a stroll through beautiful North Rotherhithe. See the old docks, pass by Surrey Quays farm, the River Thames, check out the view from Stave Hill and end the walk with delicious food at Hawker House (check opening times). This route is mostly pram friendly & contains all you need for a good day out; city views, animals, water, a park stroll, historic artefacts and playgrounds for both adults and kids alike.
Click on the map below to get directions.
Crossbone Yard
Full of history, this memorial garden is an invisible haven in the heart of London:a place to honour & remember 'The Outcast Dead'. Upon its closing in 1853, the yard is estimated to hold around 15,000 paupers. Spend a couple of hours here with a coffee from one of the many cafes and learn about part of London's chilling past.
The yard is open between 12-3 PM Monday - Sunday, but double check on their website the opening hours for the easter holidays.
Click on the map below to get directions.
We hope you all have a wonderful spring weekend.
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Sometimes, you want to make a quilt, but you're a little short on the yardage. Or maybe you have a pile of fat quarters or scraps that you want to use up. How can you be sure that all those prints will "play nice" and create a finished quilt you love? Have no fear-- I'm OBSESSED with scrappy quilts, and I'm here to tell you my "secrets"!
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One of the top questions I've received as we have been simultaneously stash busting and doing a quilt-a-long has been about what to do if you are a bit short on yardage for a project. My solution, almost every time, is to make a scrappy quilt! I'm learning, though, that my apparent "wild abandon" with making a scrappy quilt makes some of you very anxious. You want to make lovely scrappy quilts, but you also want to know that the quilt will turn out pretty. You'll be quite pleased to know, then, that I have several guiding principles when choosing fabrics to include in a scrappy quilt.
Key Elements of a Successful Scrappy Quilt
Consider Scale
First, about the scale of the piecing. If your quilt has large pieces, the print of each fabric is going to show a lot more. If you have a set of gorgeous focal prints, this can be ideal-- you can show off the fabrics. This works especially well with a coordinated prints like a pre-curated fat quarter bundle where you know all the designs go together. The down side to large prints and large piecing is that they fabrics themselves can be distracting from the piecing. If you are piecing large with prints, be prepared for the fabric to steal the show!
(Above: For both of my versions of Dogwood Blossoms, I used prints that stole the show. Cut too small, they would be tricky to categorize to any one color, plus the art of them is so gorgeous. Thus, I left them big and let them shine)
Another thing to keep in mind about large scale prints is that they often have a lot of colors. Thus, if you are cutting them up to more "traditional patchwork" sizes (think about 3"), then one square might be pink but another of the same fabric might be green or blue. Use these fabrics according to what they look like cut up, not according to the whole piece of fabric.
Contrast is valuable in any quilt, and it has been very trendy lately to talk about light-dark contrast (taking a picture of your quilt on your phone, making it black and white, etc). This is a great practice and a great type of contrast, but it is not the only contrast you can utilize in a quilt. Types of contrast include:
Value (Light/Dark)
Warm/ Cool Colors
Complementary Colors (ex: blue and orange)
Prints/ Solids
Color Palette
Creating a strong color palette, and being vigilant that all pieces fit the palette, creates a strong quilt. It's very common to see quilt patterns calling for 3 or 5 colors. If three, I recommend a dark, medium, and light-- even if all three are different colors. What I mean by that is that creating an triadic color palette (like red, yellow, blue) would not be a powerful enough contrast in this context. You would also want value contrast for a really punchy quilt (If you want a less punchy quilt, color contrast alone with little value contrast is fine-- see the warm and cool Dogwood Blossoms Quilt below).
For a five color quilt, I generally pull a light neutral, a dark neutral, and three rich colors with medium value. Most recently, I chose colors for the Camp Oda May Choose Your Own Adventure QAL over at the Moda Bakeshop. My neutrals are white and navy, and I chose mustard, red orange, and aqua for my three colors. Everything about this quilt is rich and saturated.
If you can create a strong color palette and stick to it, then your scrappy quilt will succeed. The hardest part is sticking.to.the.palette. Varying too far from your chosen colors just to make some bit of fabric "work" or to get it used up will turn your colors to mud. Stay true to your chosen colors, pay attention to what bits of things look like cut up, and you're quilt will be gorgeous!
Lots of Examples
Lanterns of Hope
Lanterns of Hope is a six color quilt with a strong color story (the color is really what makes this pattern). Basically what that means is that you want some great contrast between your lightest and darkest colors to get the "wash" effect with some zingy transition colors in the middle. My original version is shown here on the left in all solids, and on the right is my current version in progress, which is much, much scrappier. Lydia's quilts (center) use varying amounts of scrappiness and lots and lots of color play (especially that center quilt which uses warm/ cool play).
Perfect Fit
Perfect Fit has an equally strong color story as Lanterns of Hope but with half the number of colors. This quilt is all about stark contrasts-- light/ dark, warm/cool, even solids/prints. My quilt (far left) is all about value contrast. Indigo (center) used warm/cool contrasts as well as print solid contrasts. The pieced strips could have gotten "lost" except that she used that bright white to highlight the L shape of the piecing. Carolyn (far right) has less value contrast, but uses a gentle warm/cool play with the bright white to create a gentler, yet still dynamic quilt.
Dogwood Blossoms
This quilt has big piecing for big prints. On the left, I used warm/cool contrast but without a lot of value contrast to create a quilt with bold piecing but a gentle, cozy aesthetic. On the right, those big, bold prints just about jump out and punch you in the face from that orange background. Not only does this demonstrate the power of a non-neutral "neutral," but it demonstrates the versatility a single pattern can hold.
Mystery Quilts
"This is all well and good, HollyAnne, but what I really struggle with, is when I want to do a mystery QAL." I hear ya, friend! Sometimes suggested colors are included, and sometimes not-- and what if you don't like the colors suggested?? Remember I mentioned above that 3 or 5 colors is common? When in doubt, do that (Though Bonnie Hunter's En Provence, in the center, technically has six, but the green and aqua I used are very similar). Above you'll see my version of the Moda Bakeshop Choose Your Own Adventure QAL quilt on the far left and my friend Kristin Esser's on the far right. I used 5 colors (light, dark, three punch mid-tones) for a very bold quilt, and Kristin is using three gentler colors-- light and dark neutral and a color (or a light color, dark color, and a neutral, depending on how you want to look at it). Both are creating great contrast and beautiful quilts, but to very different effect. For a fuller explanation of how I look at colors for mystery quilts and some guiding principles of color, check out my blog post Choosing Colors for En Provence and my online workshop, Intro to Color Theory.
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Huge opportunities in a vast region10/18/2006 Industry and trade are picking up in the Russian Federation and in Ukraine. Bühler's local organization in Moscow is growing in step with the country's expanding economy. The Russian Federation and Ukraine have experienced a booming economy over the past years. Powerful dynamism and a sense of future promise have taken hold in both countries. Growth breeds prosperity, which in turn increases demand for industrially produced goods. A new community of entrepreneurs have put the rules of the market economy into practice and are investing in cutting-edge production facilities. Just the right setting for Bühler.
Long Bühler tradition
The beginnings of Bühler's activities in Russia and Ukraine date back to the Czar era. Up to the end of the 19th century, 1800 flour milling roller mills from Uzwil had been installed in all parts of the immense empire – in places as distant as Siberia. After the October revolution in 1917, the business activities of Bühler abated in the vast new socialist country. Only in the seventies of the 20th century did Soviet government representatives reestablish contacts with Bühler. This resulted in over 80 facilities – primarily for the grain processing industry – to be sold and put into service.
Own office in Moscow
Since the collapse of the Soviet empire and the opening of the market, Bühler has been present with its own office in Moscow. The Bühler Moscow SAS (Sales and Services) organization is growing along with the market and currently employs a staff of 23. The Bühler office in Moscow is in charge of the markets in Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, and Belarus. This region extends across more than eleven time zones from the Baltic Sea to the coast of Japan. A total of over 200 million people populate the area covered by the SAS Bühler Moscow.
Since early 2005, Markus Vontobel has been in charge of the site. Vontobel has been with Bühler since 1978. In 1992, he was delegated to the China office in Beijing. From 2000 through 2005, he headed the Bühler branch offi ce in Hong Kong.
A market for all Bühler units
In Russia and Ukraine, another significant industry beside the traditional area of flour milling is pasta production. Last year alone, three pasta projects were implemented, and this year already two. Chocolate, too, has been a hit with the local population since the beginning of industrial chocolate production. Today, the Russian Federation is one of the major chocolate markets. Among others, loyal Bühler customers also include the well-known "Red October" chocolate factory in the center of Moscow.
The Grain Handling market (grain conveying systems) is going through a period of upheaval. Bühler supplied the last port terminals as far back as during the Soviet era. Now interest in investments in this field is increasing as a result of the growing wheat exports by Russia and Ukraine. Demand is also picking up for advanced animal feed production technology (see Diagram issue no. 143). The Bühler Sortex business unit (optical sorting systems) has intensified its advertising and articles in Russian trade journals. Successes are also emerging in this area, especially for the sorting of nuts and pine kernels.
Along with economic growth and demand for higher quality, other business fields have also become promising for Bühler in Russia and Ukraine. One example is the Brewing & Malting business unit, which has implemented various large-scale projects, or the Die Casting division, which has sold two production systems.
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The Moscow office and the branch office in Irkutsk in Siberia are extensions for the Bühler Group. Their staff are competent contacts for Bühler customers. They are acquainted with the local needs, the markets, the cultures. The products are supplied out of Switzerland or, if the Rice and the Brewing & Malting business units are involved, out of Germany. Under the supervision of seasoned Bühler project managers, local installation crews normally carry out plant installation work. Customer service in the Chocolate and Pasta business units is ensured by engineers from Moscow office.
In order to further improve development of the growing market in Ukraine, Bühler will open its own office in Kiev in 2006. Markus Vontobel has set demanding goals for himself and for his team. "The Russian market demands fast responses, competent consulting, and the expansion of customer service." The market potential is growing. With its local organization in Moscow, Bühler is excellently equipped to take on this challenge.
New office in Kiev
In terms of surface area, Ukraine is Europe's second-largest country, with a population exceeding 50 million. Bühler has identified further possibilities for growth and will therefore open an office in the capital Kiev even this year. Ivan Nevmerzhytsky will head it. Nevmerzhytsky, age 32, joined Bühler Moscow in early 1998, first as an engineer for the Chocolate business unit. He has now been in charge of sales in Ukraine for a year. His advantage is that he is a native of the country who – in addition to Ukrainian – is also fluent in Russian and German. He wants to be closer to Bühler's customers. Out of Moscow, that is not very easy. To date, his biggest success has been an Ukrainian large-scale project last year, which Nevmerzhytsky pulled in against powerful competition. "We responded fast and were able to quote a complete line from raw material reception through to the finished product loadout. For this purpose, we handled the laboratory developments together with the customer in Uzwil."


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Japan Stoked!
This is my friend Tomohisa Fujita. He is a photographer/surfer that lives in Japan. I met Tomo during the summer, when Canham, Ando and Pickle did there tour of Japan and then came to NY to pay us a visit. Remember that night? Anyhow Tomo was one of the traveling photographers that was documenting the Californians trip around the globe. He was super stoked! Tomo even gave me one of his photos and autographed it for me! I have it hanging in the shaping room. These are photos of him sliding on his 5'9 Grey Ghost single fin.
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As the ascendancy of Donald Trump relentlessly reverberates across oceans and borders, aspiring demagogues seek to replicate the vitriolic rhetoric that was so successful in moulding the electoral narrative in the US. Failing to recognize the unique political environment that propelled Trump to the heights of executive office, the likes of Marine La Pen in France and Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil label themselves as their country's version of the real estate mogul. Their aspirations are bolstered by media organizations that elevate exposure to political antagonists for the allure of clickbait and higher TV ratings.
Despite the multitude of would-be Donalds, the linkages between Trump and other right-wing politicians all over the world are fractured at the core. Trump is a unique phenomenon born out of an array of resolutely American factors: the cult of celebrity, the multi-billion dollar campaign finance industry, widespread political disillusionment born out of a opaque bipartisan system and most importantly, the encroachment of the most expansive national security apparatus the world has ever seen into every facet of political life.
The unprecedented dangers posed by his administration is born precisely out of Washington's unparalleled sway at home and abroad. To perceive Trump as a linear equivalent of demagogues past and present only inflates the boisterous egos of fascists across the globe. Crucially, it also serves to mythologize previous US administrations that prioritized private interests over the public good, enacted vast surveillance programs in blatant disregard of the constitution and incentivized the use of torture and drone warfare amidst minimal public scrutiny.
Instead of accounting for the moral bankruptcy of the American republic, the oracles of the modern age insist on depicting Trump's political success through an exceptionalist outlook that reinforces the inept narrative that the degeneracy of the rest of the world has reached American shores. By comparing the US to an 'Arab country' and Trump to a Latin American caudillo or African dictator, media outlets perpetrate a bigoted worldview that rivals the president's tenuous grasp of international affairs.
The backlash against democratic norms occurring across the globe is undeniable and Trump's actions since taking office are extraordinarily dictatorial. Hence, trivializing the Trump presidency as a surreal rendition of 'Third World tyranny' only blights genuine attempts to resist incipient fascist forces. Crucially, it also diminishes the Global South's tangible, albeit discrepant, democratic progress. The same countries being belittled as the precursors of Trumpism are also superseding the US and other industrialized countries in achieving expansive voter turnouts, gender equality in the legislature and veritable transparency mechanisms.
It is evident that Trump's authoritarian rhetoric and minimal regard for checks and balances are crucial tenets of dictatorships anywhere. Consequently, Americans should learn lessons from other political systems that have also been hijacked by despotic rule. Simultaneously, they must acknowledge the exceptionalist undertones that underlie such comparisons, as political discourse still finds it far too easy to create caricatures out of the excesses of Third World dictators.
As Trump demonstrated to devastating effect throughout his campaign, exceptionalism remains an effective conceptual tool capable of glossing over a nation's political decay. In taking advantage of entrenched exceptionalism in the US, his campaign was able to remould the glory of the past and distort the horrors of the present. Hence, the enduring depiction of the Global South as a hotbed of instability and extremism does not just add further kindling to America's nationalist fervour; it also placates potential political opponents who refuse to resist Trump in the illusion that Washington's institutions remain as strong as ever.
Thus, comparative analyses of Trump and the tyrants who rule the 'margins of civilization' trivializes both democratic developments of the Global South and the incredible threats posed by the new administration. Moreover, the persistence of exceptionalism only exposes the incorrigible malaise at the heart of contemporary Western political thought. Capitol Hill, Westminster and the Elysee Palace have long ceased to be the fulcrums of vibrant democracy. Nonetheless, the allure of belittling those who have historically been in the shadows of Western political innovation persists and efforts to scrutinize the reasons behind political apathy and ideological dwindling are stalled.
Instead of focusing on how Trump is as ostentatious as Mobutu or as unscrupulous as Pinochet, it is imperative to dissect the distinctive trends that have led to this treacherous juncture. Trump was not the first occupant of the Oval Office to undermine and delegitimize the Constitution, even if he has taken to the role of destroyer-in-chief with unquenchable gusto. He now controls a vast technocracy, one that dictators elsewhere can only dream of, with which to strengthen his tyrannical strappings.
Despite the current bleakness, Trump's rise to power offers an opportunity to confront America's gradual authoritarian shift in order to finally establish viable pathways to democratic resistance. The task is far from easy but a nation that is capable of questioning its own faltering myths can also muster the will to defy repressive mechanisms of power. Meanwhile, the Global South has had its fair share of virulent dictators. There is no need to add Trump to that inglorious list.
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Troubleshooting - OS X - .DS_Store
Fix to make it so OSX doesn't create .DS_Store files
# Command to be run from within user
defaults write com.apple.desktopservices DSDontWriteNetworkStores true
killall -KILL Finder
# Original Article http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1629
Archived - Mac OS X v10.4 and later: How to prevent .DS_Store file creation over network connections
This is an advanced article that contains information about preventing .DS_Store file creation over network connections.
This article has been archived and is no longer updated by Apple.
To configure a Mac OS X user account so that .DS_Store files are not created when interacting with a remote file server using the Finder, follow the steps below:
Note: This will affect the user's interactions with SMB/CIFS, AFP, NFS, and WebDAV servers.
Open Terminal.
Execute this command:
defaults write com.apple.desktopservices DSDontWriteNetworkStores true
Either restart the computer or log out and back in to the user account.
If you want to prevent .DS_Store file creation for other users on the same computer, log in to each user account and perform the steps above—or distribute a copy of the newly modified com.apple.desktopservices.plist file to the ~/Library/Preferences folder of other user accounts.
Additional Information
These steps do not prevent the Finder from creating .DS_Store files on the local volume, and these steps do not prevent previously existing .DS_Store files from being copied to the remote file server.
Disabling the creation of .DS_Store files on remote file servers can cause unexpected behavior in the Finder (click here for an example).
Last Modified: Nov 7, 2011
# Supporting Article That Was Referenced In Above Article http://support.apple.com/kb/TA21373
Archived - Mac OS X: Get Info Comments May Not Appear for Remote Volumes
When you add or edit a Get Info comment for an item on a server volume, the change is not visible to other clients or at the server itself.
This article has been archived and is no longer updated by Apple.
Mac OS X treats comments as a Finder property, such as icon position and view setting. Writing of these properties is local, which means your changes are not saved back to the server. Thus someone connecting to the server from a different computer may not see the Get Info comments you add to an item on the server from another remote client of the server.
For a comment to be visible to all clients, it may be changed at the server itself (see Note 2).
Comment changes do not appear to clients immediately, but they will eventually.
Copying a folder to the server yields a different result than editing an existing file or folder. Comments for that folder and items within it will be transferred when you copy it. If you must modify a comment on the server from a client, a user with adequate privileges may do so in this manner.
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During excavations in Roskilde Cathedral, Denmark, archaeologists found burials dating between 11th – 17th centuries and included a grave that obviously belonged to a noblewoman. She had been buried with her head resting on a pillow sewn with gold threads and had been wearing a maiden crown.
The crown was found at the head of the grave and had initially been interpreted as a headband. Most of the decoration consists of many small flowers made of twisted copper wire wrapped with silk thread. The metal salts in the copper have ensured the silk thread has been preserved.
|Detail of a family painting showing the difference between married (left) and unmarried (centre and right) headgear. Photo: Livinghistory.dk


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Wild Purveyors has continuously provided cultivated and foraged mushrooms for our customers. Each mushroom share will contain three varieties of mushrooms; 1 lb of common mushrooms like crimini or portabella, 1/2 lb of less common mushrooms like shiitake or oyster and 1/4 lb of exotic mushrooms like beech, miatake, royal trumpet, or a foraged variety when available.
Price includes TWO shares.
Sample Shares
Below are two sample PA mushroom CSA shares:
- 1 lb crimni, 1/2 lb shiitake, 1/4 foraged hen of the woods
- 1 lb portabella, 1/2 lb oyster, 1/4 royal trumpet
Pick-up Information
Your personalized box will be delivered bi-weekly to the location you choose at checkout. Shares are available for pick-up only. Delivery dates, pick-up locations and times are shown below.
Delivery Dates:
Tuesday Pick-Ups:
- December 1, December 15
Thursday Pick-Ups:
- December 3, December 17
- Kretschmann Family Organic Farm (farm set locations and times)
Times and Locations:
Tuesday Pick-Ups:
(Highland Park) The Union Project: Tuesday, noon - 7pm
(North Side) New Hazlett Theater: Tuesday, noon - 2pm
(South Side) Amazing Cafe: Tuesday, noon- 2pm
(Lawrenceville) Lucid Chiropractic: Tuesday, 4pm - 7pm
(Squirrel Hill) Dobra Tea: Tuesday, 4pm - 7pm
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- (Lawrenceville) City Grows: Thursday, 4pm - 7pm
- Kretschmann Family Organic Farm: farm set locations and times
Farm Bios
Phillips Mushroom Farms
In Kennett Square, PA, Phillips Mushroom Farms is producing 200 million pounds of mushrooms annually. William W. Phillips began mushroom farming in 1920, and his early temperature control experiments were a significant breakthrough for the mushroom industry, allowing mushrooms to be grown year round. Still family owned, Phillips Mushroom Farms distributes common, exotic, and dried mushrooms to all 50 States.