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Eyetracking: Is It Worth It?
Published: October 19, 2009
It is easy to get excited about eyetracking. Seeing where people look while using your Web site, Web application, or software product sounds like an opportunity to get amazing insights into their user experience. But eyetracking is expensive and requires extra effort and specialized knowledge. The heat maps and other visualizations certainly look impressive, but what can you really learn from them? After using eyetracking for the first time, many find that it is not easy to know how to analyze the visualizations and make conclusions from them. Does eyetracking really provide any additional insights you would not have discovered anyway through traditional usability testing? Does the value of eyetracking outweigh its limitations? This article will discuss and answer these questions.
What Does Eyetracking Show Us?
Eyetracking detects where a person's fovea fixate and the movements in between fixations. The fovea is a small spot on the retina that is responsible for our fine, detailed vision. Outside the fovea, visual acuity decreases greatly. Our eyes constantly move in rapid bursts called saccades, with brief stops called fixations, during which we take in visual information through our fovea. We use our parafovea—the area just outside the fovea—and peripheral vision to determine where to fixate next.
We can see these fixation points and saccades most clearly in eyetracking gaze plots. Figure 1 is a gaze plot of one study participant's fixations and saccades during a task. The circles are the fixation points, where the participant's fovea stopped briefly to take in information. The numbers indicate the order of fixations, and the size of each circle indicates the length of a fixation, with larger circles signifying longer fixations. The lines connecting the circles are the saccades, the movements between fixations.
Most modern eyetracking systems unobtrusively track participants' eyes by reflecting near-infrared light off the eyes and detecting the position of those reflections to determine where the person's fovea are fixated.
Figure 1—An eyetracking gaze plot for one participant
What Value Does Eyetracking Provide?
This may all sound pretty impressive, but what value can we really get from knowing where a person's fovea fixated?
Helping to Identify Usability Problems
Eyetracking provides additional information to help you find and interpret design and usability problems. It is important to note that we should not use eyetracking data alone, but in conjunction with careful observation of participant behavior and discussion. Within this context, seeing where participants looked during a task provides additional insights into what they were doing and why.
Knowing where participants looked during a task is especially helpful in answering certain types of questions. For example, eyetracking data can help you determine the following:
- why participants had problems performing a task
- where participants expected to find certain elements
- whether participants noticed a particular element—such as a link, button, advertising, or something new added to a user interface
- whether elements are distracting in a negative way
- how efficiently a design guides participants through a task
- whether there are differences in task performance by user group—for example, between new users and experienced users
- which content participants read—including articles, instructions, contextual Help, and error messages
- how participants read—in detail or by scanning
- whether a particular design is more effective than another—in terms of user or business goals
For example, Figures 2 and 3 show an example of how a feature that its designers intended to be a helpful aid was actually a negative distraction. While filling out an online credit card application, participants were distracted by a Talk to a Specialist box, shown in Figure 2, that appeared and followed them down the right side of the page. The gaze plot in Figure 3 shows one typical participant's fixation points (the circles) as she filled out the form. We can clearly see the three times when the chat box distracted her attention from the form. Without eyetracking, we would have observed only the third of these, when she finally closed the chat box. We would not have seen the previous two instances of distraction. The client had heard complaints about this chat box before, but it took eyetracking to show them how distracting it really was.
Figure 2—A distracting Talk to a Specialist chat box
Figure 3—Three points at which the Talk to a Specialist box distracted the user
Figure 4 is an example of how eyetracking can show whether a design guides participants effectively through an information seeking task—in this case, finding the dates of the beach volleyball finals on the 2008 Beijing Olympics schedule. The gaze plot in Figure 5 shows the common and extended visual paths of multiple participants as they tried to find the dates on this confusing schedule. Clearly, the design of this schedule needed major improvements.
Figure 4—Beijing 2008 Olympics beach volleyball schedule
Figure 5—Gaze plot for the Beijing 2008 Olympics beach volleyball schedule
Showing Hard-to-Articulate Behaviors
Eyetracking can help us identify behaviors that participants cannot articulate. If you ask participants whether they noticed a particular element or why they had a problem, they often have a hard time accurately and reliably answering such questions. We make many of our eye movements unconsciously, so it is difficult to report what we looked at, for how long, or in what order. Having participants think aloud during tasks or retrospectively after completing tasks provides valuable insights into their thought processes and behavior, but these are consciously filtered explanations. Eyetracking shows you participants' actual eye movements, without any conscious filtering.
Providing Additional Insights
In addition to the data eyetracking provides for later analysis, watching the live view of the eyetracking data during usability testing provides a facilitator with additional insights—like a sixth sense—into what a participant is doing. This additional understanding helps the facilitator ask more relevant questions and, thus, get more insightful information.
Visualizing Data for Observers
The live view of the eyetracking data provides a great visualization for observers during usability testing. Observers can see the live view of the eyetracking data, which makes it much easier for them to follow and understand what is happening during testing. Seeing a participants' eye movements provides much more information that just seeing a mouse pointer moving around the screen. Because eyetracking makes observing a usability test much more interesting and engaging, observers tend to pay closer attention and get more value out of observing the tests.
Exciting Clients and Team Members
Eyetracking studies excite clients and project team members. Observing live eyetracking and viewing the resulting visualizations is exciting. Eyetracking gets clients and project team members interested in observing more tests and doing more usability testing. That, in itself, is a good thing!
Providing Compelling Visualizations of Usability Problems
Eyetracking provides compelling, obvious visualizations of usability problems. Eyetracking visualizations are often a great way of demonstrating usability problems. You can describe usability problems much more powerfully—and in a way that's visually obvious—with a good eyetracking visualization than in words alone. For example, the following sentence is much more salient when a gaze plot accompanies it: Participants had a difficult time finding the link to register for access to their auto insurance policy. The gaze plot in Figure 6 shows the extensive path a typical participant took while looking for the Register link.
Figure 6—Gaze plot of a participant searching extensively for a Register link
Is Eyetracking Really Necessary?
Do you really learn anything from eyetracking that you could not learn through regular usability testing? Can a good designer foresee how users would view a design and guide their eyes through the design?
Johansen and Hansen sought to answer these questions in their 2006 study, "Do We Need Eye Trackers to Tell Where People Look?" [1] For this study, which compared conventional usability testing with eyetracking, they conducted a usability test in which participants reported from memory what they saw. They found participants remembered 70% of the elements they had actually seen, but were not very good at remembering the order in which they had looked at those elements.
They also asked experienced Web designers to predict the eye movements of a typical user and found the designers could predict only 46% of the elements users typically saw. Plus, only 36% were successful in predicting the first three areas of the screen participants looked at. The study concluded that designers cannot accurately predict where people will look, and participants cannot reliably report where they looked.
Of course, you can conduct usability testing without eyetracking, but eyetracking provides valuable additional data about where participants looked during tasks. This is data a facilitator cannot otherwise observe and participants cannot report accurately.
What Are the Limitations of Eyetracking?
Although seeing where participants fixate is valuable, there are limitations to what eyetracking can reveal.
Eyetracking Cannot Track Our Peripheral Vision
Eyetracking can be misleading, because it does not capture peripheral vision. Eyetracking records and displays foveal fixations, in the small part of our visual field that produces the sharpest vision. It does not record peripheral vision, which makes up 98% of our visual field. This is significant, because we use peripheral vision to choose where to fixate our fovea next.
So we can see things on a screen without directly fixating on them. For example, we can see banner ads on the right side of a page, using our peripheral vision. We know enough from their position on the right side of the page, their visual appearance, and from our previous Web experience to identify them as ads, and we often choose not to fixate on them.
Because eyetracking visualizations do not show peripheral vision, they can be misleading. For example, in a heat map, some assume users did not see areas without hot spots at all. It is important to recognize that the eyetracking fixations, or hot spots, do not represent everything participants saw. They are just the areas participants fixated on, viewing them in detail.
For example, Figure 7 shows two versions of the same heat map. The gaze opacity heat map on the right shows only the areas of the page with hot spots. The rest of the page is black. Obviously, this is not how we really see Web pages. We see entire pages through both our foveal and peripheral vision. The hot spots are the areas on which we fixate our fovea to see them in more detail. It is important to explain this distinction to the audience for your testing results.
Figure 7—Corresponding heat and gaze opacity heat maps
Fixations Don't Represent Attention or Understanding
Participants' fixations do not necessarily equal attention or understanding. Eyetracking shows only fixation points—that is, points where the fovea stop to take in information—and saccades—eye movements between fixations. It does not reveal anything about the higher-level processes of attention and comprehension. Just because a person's eyes fixate on something, that does not mean he or she is consciously paying attention to that element—or understands it.
This is why eyetracking data has little meaning by itself. Careful observation of tasks and discussion with participants is necessary to understand their mental processes. Eyetracking provides complementary data to aid in this understanding. It is not sufficient alone.
Fixations Don't Communicate Meaning
Eyetracking shows only where participants fixated, not the meaning of their fixations—that is, it shows where, but not why. For example, if an element received many fixations or longer fixations, it could indicate either attraction to that element or difficulty in understanding it. Again, this is why you should not use eyetracking data alone. It requires interpretation. Careful observation and discussion with participants let you understand the context for your eyetracking data.
How Does Eyetracking Affect the Testing Process?
Eyetracking is not just software and hardware that you turn on to record usability test sessions. Using it effectively requires making changes to your usability testing process.
Interactions Between Facilitator and Participant Change
Eyetracking changes the interactions between the facilitator and participants. Getting accurate eyetracking data that shows what participants look at during tasks requires letting participants perform the tasks without interruption. Asking participants to think aloud, asking probing questions, or even allowing participants to ask questions interferes with capturing accurate eyetracking data.
Instead of using a concurrent think-aloud technique, you can use a retrospective think-aloud technique, in which you ask participants to describe what they were doing while you play back a recording of the tasks they performed. However, when using this technique, participants' comments lose some of their immediacy. You should consider the trade-off between having participants think aloud and getting accurate eyetracking data, depending on which is more appropriate for the goals of your test.
Eyetracking Can Be Intrusive
Eyetracking can interfere with the naturalness of a test session. The ideal eyetracking system is completely unobtrusive to participants. Eyetracking systems have evolved from very intrusive systems that involved participants' wearing headgear and having their heads immobilized to almost completely unobtrusive systems that look like a regular computer monitor. With these modern systems, most participants have no idea they are sitting in front of an eyetracker until they are told so at the beginning of a test session.
Yet, even with the most unobtrusive eyetracking systems, participants can experience a sense of self-consciousness—an uncomfortable awareness of everything they look at—because they know they are being eyetracked. Eyetracking self-consciousness tends to fade over time as participants get involved in the test tasks.
Another limitation of eyetracking systems is that participants need to remain within range of the eyetracker. Though modern systems can track participants' eyes over a wide range, participants often move out of range over time—for example, they slump, lean back, lean forward, or rest their chin on a hand. When this occurs, the facilitator must ask a participant to move back into range. Each time this happens, it interrupts the participant's task and disrupts the naturalness of the situation. If a participant repeatedly moves out of range, the facilitator has to decide whether it is more important to get the eyetracking data, or it is better to sacrifice the eyetracking data to see the participant's natural, uninterrupted behavior.
Eyetracking Tests Take More Time
Planning and setting up an eyetracking study can add some extra time to the usability testing process. Both the need to explain eyetracking to participants and the need to have participants retrospectively think aloud to the playback of the eyetracking recording either add time to test sessions or reduce the number of tasks you can test. Eyetracking also generates additional data, adding significant time to the data analysis phase. With all of these considerations, eyetracking is probably not the best choice for testing with a low budget or when you need a quick turnaround.
Eyetracking Is Expensive
Although the cost of eyetracking hardware and software has come down, it is still somewhat expensive. The cost of a new eyetracking system is $40,000 to $60,000. Rental prices can be up to $3000 per day.
Eyetracking Can Be Difficult to Learn
Eyetracking is not something a usability professional can start using effectively right away. More important than learning how to use the hardware and software is learning how to effectively plan and conduct eyetracking studies and analyze eyetracking results. This is not easy. Beginners often learn through trial and error that, without careful planning, eyetracking results can be meaningless—and even when everything goes right, they can be difficult to interpret. Like anything else, analysis of eyetracking results is a skill that you must develop through experience.
Eyetracking Is Subject to Technical Problems
The more technology you have, the more can go wrong. Although eyetracking technology is continually improving in its reliability, anyone who had been involved in eyetracking has horror stories of technical problems that threatened to derail their testing. Experiencing such problems during a test session—especially with clients observing—is not fun. It can make you yearn for the good old days of old-fashioned usability testing.
Eyetracking Can Become a Gimmick
Eyetracking can be very impressive and exciting for clients, which makes them eager to do more usability testing and eyetracking. But the downside is that they may want to use eyetracking for everything, even when it's not the most appropriate method for your testing goals. It is important to be sure eyetracking does not become a sales gimmick. Use it purposefully, where it provides value.
So Is Eyetracking Worth It?
Considering the advantages and disadvantages of eyetracking, is it worth it? Some have concluded that the benefits of eyetracking are not worth the high cost, effort, and complexity it adds to usability testing. On the other hand, some eyetracking vendors and consultants have promoted the idea that you cannot conduct usability testing effectively without eyetracking.
The truth lies somewhere between these extremes. If you know how to use eyetracking effectively, it can provide additional insights to usability testing that can help you find problems and answer questions about user behavior. Eyetracking is not essential to usability testing, but if you can afford it and have the time to learn how to use it effectively, it is definitely worth it. Ultimately, you have to make the decision—based on your testing goals and the considerations I've outlined in this article—whether eyetracking would provide value and its benefits would outweigh its limitations.
[1] Johansen, Sune A., and John P. Hansen. "Do We Need Eye Trackers to Tell Where People Look?" Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems: CHI '06 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2006. Retrieved October 11, 2009.
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Thank you, Jim, for sharing this. I agree with you. We shouldn't use eyetracking data alone. Observation and in-depth interviews will give us other parts of the whole picture.
Would you consider doing a professional usability study without capturing a screen recording? I doubt it, eyetracking is an essential tool for doing Web usability studies, just in the same way that a screen recording is, but with added value.
As an industry, we need to get over eyetracking and accept it as an essential tool in the kit bag of usability professionals. Yes, eyetracking does require additional skills, a greater level of training, competence, and more complexity, but being a great usability professional is not simple, nor should it be!
Read my blog post: "Why I�m Not in Love with Eye Tracking"
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- Belinda Gargaro with the project "Making Reports Meaningful for Families: Development and Evaluation of Plain Language Reports."
- Sarah Davenport with the project "Extend existing literature by examining the predictive validity and interrater reliability of the DASA."
- Elizabeth Scutt with the project "Oral health assessment of patients with mental illness"
- Emma Newton with the project "Animal-Assisted Interventions for Adolescents with Mental Health Problems"
Find out more
For more information please contact Dr Joanne Enticott.
Research opportunities
If you are thinking of a career in psychiatry, psychology or research into Health Services with a focus on Mental Health, the Southern Synergy Research Centre at the School of Clinical Sciences is a great place to start. We are located in new purpose-built offices at Dandenong Hospital. Designed to optimise translational opportunities for work in mental health care, the centre has close co-location with the key leadership team of Monash Mental Health.
Find out more about student research opportunities with Southern Synergy, and view the postgraduate opportunities(Honours, Masters, PhD) with the School of Clinical Sciences.
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WHID 2009-4: Twitter Personal Info CSRF
Gareth Heyes (and others) reported an interesting vulnerability in Twitter last week. While his post included a proof of concept code, it does not qualify as a hack only a vulnerability disclosure and the Web Hacking Incident Database does not list vulnerabilities.
Luckily Giorgio Maone decided to create his own proof of concept, run it himself and provide us with the result, enabling me to label this as a hack
By exploiting a CSRF bug in twitter (or maybe a feature?) site owners can get twitter profiles of their visitors. For Twitter this is a second this year and now the comprise 50% of the web incidents for 2009. Is this going to be the year of Web 2.0 security?
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Khristianne Uy Crowned First Season Winner of ABC's The Taste
Posted By Audrey Archives On May 28, 2013 @ 8:58 pm In Pop Culture | Comments Disabled
Diane and Kristianne were in the final two for ABC's The Taste.
This past week, Khristianne Uy took home the grand prize and bragging rights as the first season winner of The Taste, ABC's new cooking reality competition. The Filipina American chef (who has worked as a personal chef to actor Charlie Sheen, producer Simon Cowell, drummer Tommy Lee, and the Royal Family of Saudi Arabia) beat out fellow contestant Diane "Cruella" DiMeo (who is also Persian-Korean) when guest judge Jose Andres favored her three dishes (Peking duck with chive pancake, seafood bouillabaisse and a braised short rib), which incorporated Portugese and Filipino flavors. In addition to the The Taste trophy, Uy went home $100,000 and a Ford hybrid.
A proud lesbian, Uy told Gay Star News [1] that she had received a lot of bullying on the show: "There was not another gay person in the top 16 so there were some who thought they just kept me as the token lesbian.I got little comments from some competitors like, 'YOU made it this far' 'You're Charlie Sheen's chef. Do you just make burgers and hot dogs?' There was like a lot of bullying – men with big egos."
She also commented she would trade in her prizes to make gay marriage legal and will donate a portion of her winnings to the Human Rights Campaign and LGBT causes.
Brian Malarkey (Top Chef Season 3 winner), was Uy's mentor. Anthony Bourdain (DiMeo's mentor), Nigella Lawson, and Ludo Lefebrve were also other mentors on the show.
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"You can observe a lot just by looking."-- Yogi Berra
As an art historian, I specialize in the art and visual culture of 19th century Europe. My research focuses on the European image of non-European cultures, particularly in relation to the Middle East. My book, Orientalism and Visual Culture: Imagining Mesopotamia in Nineteenth-Century Europe, was published in 2003. I have also organized an exhibition of photographs of Iran from around 1900, Antoin Sevruguin and the Persian Image for the Smithsonian Institution. It was shown in Washington, D.C., and Cambridge, Mass., and before going on a nationwide tour. Since then, I have become increasingly interested in photography.
My latest book, Photography and Archaeology, was published in 2012. Here's a description of it.
Having worked so much in museums, I teach museum studies as well as 19th and 20th century art. More generally, I am widely interested in contemporary art and theory, and strive to incorporate their insights into my teaching and research. Yogi was right!
Hood College prepares students to excel in meeting the personal, professional and global challenges of the future. Hood is committed to the integration of the liberal arts, the professions and technology, to the exploration of values, a sense of community and to the preparation of students for lives of responsibility, leadership and service.
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Don`t check your email while reading this – it will save your life
Baku, May 8 (AZERTAC). Are you one of those types that has a strict policy of not checking your work email when you`re not at work? If you are, good on you because you`re doing you and your heart a huge favor. In fact, you could do yourself an even bigger favor by not checking your work email so much when you`re also at work. This wonderful news is certain to make both obsessively diligent workers and taskmaster bosses cringe comes by way of a new study by UC Irvine and the U.S. Army. The study revealed that cutting out the irresistible habit of constantly checking your email reduces stress and dramatically improves your ability to focus.
The study, "A Pace Not Dictated by Electrons," involved a small group of participants who were attached to heart rate monitors as they used computers in a suburban office setting. The computers were equipped with software sensors to track how often the participants switched between screens. Participants worked in a variety of positions and were evenly split between sexes. The results revealed that the people that checked their email flipped between screens twice as much and were in a constant state of "high alert" as they had more constant heart rates. However, those with no email – they were without email for five blissful days – were not perturbed by technology`s siren song and were observed to have more natural heart rates. "We found that when you remove email from workers` lives, they multitask less and experience less stress," said UCI informatics professor Gloria Mark, who co-authored the study. The participants who had email felt a persistant itch to check their email and couldn`t help but scratch it: they flicked between screens an average of 37 times per hour. Those who had no email only switched screens about 18 times an hour.
One negative experience that participants reported was that, due to being disconnected from their email, they felt a bit isolated.


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Posted by JJ on 21 May 1998, at 10:16 p.m., in response to My Last Voodoo Post, posted by T-Hopper on 20 May 1998, at 11:49 a.m.
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This is like flogging a dead horse.
Again you fell into the same habit.
Why did you get "God", "religion" and "one less person to ridicule you" into our dialogue.
That is not only one less person to ridicule me. How about your cohorts and sidekicks using the same thing to make it look like a crowd ridiculing me like it has been done to Robert. Do you have any self respect and integrity? Or your real personal characteristics shine on the internet brighter?
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text: Hi guys, recently I picked up a Bianchi Strada LX for a relatively low price. It's previous owner was a chain smoker and the bike has the smoke odor. Yesterday I had the bike under the sunlight and wind for some nice fresh air. Now the bike is cleaned but the saddle (the vintage leather Turbo saddle) is still the same and has a strong, awful smoke odor in it. Wondering what should I do in order to remove that awful smell from the saddle. Thanks!


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Roost. Geneva Cocktail Pick Set. Smooth, burnished wood adds elegance and charm to cocktail hour. Finish off your favorite signature drinks with these sleek brass picks, adding a bright hint of shine to any glass. A single brass dot is worked into the holder's side, making it an attractive object even when your guests have all been served. Set of six picks. Holder measures 1.75" x 1.75" x 5.375", each toothpick measures 6.5" x 0.5".
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Dean's Office
In the Dean's Office, in addition to Dean Marx, you'll find Associate Dean Renee Clift, who oversees Academic Affairs and Professional Preparation.
Other units in the Dean's Office are:
Provides administrative support for financial and personnel matters for all College of Education departments.
Tells the state, the nation, and even the world about the intriguing — and sometimes life-altering — things that happen at the College of Education every day.
Uncovers private support to maintain excellent academic programs, attract and retain students, and nurture excellent faculty.
Information Technology Support
Provides IT support to the college, as well as equipment checkout for a variety of media, including laptops, projectors, digital voice recorders, video cameras, digital still cameras, videoconferencing cart, DVD players, and Webcams.
Instructional and Learning Technologies
Assists faculty, staff, and students with the discovery and implementation of technology to support teaching and learning.
Reaches out beyond the boundaries of our college with programs and services that benefit others in profound ways.
Awards scholarships to our exceptional undergraduate, postbaccalaureate, and graduate students. Presents a scholarship event that brings together donors and the students they've helped.
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On November 1, 2012, Spirit AeroSystems Holdings, Inc. issued a press release announcing its financial results for the nine months ended September 27. 2012 under the heading "Spirit AeroSystems Holdings, Inc. Reports Third Quarter 2012 Financial Results; Reports Revenues of $1.365 billion and EPS of ($0.94) Including Previously Announced New Program Charges and Insurance Settlement." The press release is furnished as Exhibit 99.
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Last summer while Jon Stewart was off making his directorial debut, "Rosewater," John Oliver stepped in and took on the hosting duties for "The Daily Show," and he did a bang up job. Clearly, people in the high places were watching, as last fall, HBO inked the comedian for a new series, "Last Week Tonight With John Oliver." And now we're getting our first taste of what's to come.
A new teaser has dropped for the show, which plays up the fact that this is a weekly affair and sorry, if you're expecting commentary on what happened on Tuesday it's not coming until Sunday. Oliver is a pretty winning presence—wry, funny and yeah, we're eager to see what he'll do with 30 minutes to play on HBO each week. Our only concern is that it's nothing more than another "The Daily Show," but perhaps that's not really a problem.
"Last Week Tonight With John Oliver" debuts on Sunday, April 27th at 11 p.m.


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Good day, surfers and surfettes. Well, I hope everyone got to surf last weekend. Man, everything came together: a semi-full moon, a solid ground swell and an offshore wind for two days. There are still stories being told about Friday. From Masonboro to Surf City Pier there were some great rides, from super tubes to some crazy airs. Everyone was having a good time, but I am sorry to say it is gone.
The surf this week is looking small. We will have a little pulse in here Thursday evening, but it will be short lived. The waves for the weekend are looking small all the way Thursday through Monday. As we get to mid-week there will be another little pulse by Wednesday.
Hang in there! It is the weekend, the sun will be out and the beaches will be packed.


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Last month ended with a bang: We announced the expansion of our Box OneCloud initiative to Android and attended Google I/O, where Google had many announcements of its own.
It's always been exciting to go to I/O, and not just for the free devices and swag. Unlike those attending I/O today fully expecting such perks, some of us (this blogger included) have been there from the very start, when free giveaways weren't the norm. I still remember the first Google I/O quite distinctly, as it was also my first day moving to Silicon Valley. I got off the plane, dropped my bags off at a friend's apartment, and headed right to the conference. It was only a few days later that I first set foot in my apartment!
Google I/O never ceases to inspire, and this year was no different. I was excited to see the theme of connected devices, even beyond computers, tablets and phones. This idea was most apparent at the keynote, where the new Nexus phone and tablet interacted directly with the Nexus Q, connecting household media devices into one system. But it also permeated the conference across other notable announcements.
For instance, Google Cloud Print (GCP) launched a new set of developer features, not only to connect printers through the web, but also to other services. I'm happy to say that Box already works with GCP – we were lucky enough to experiment with the developer tools early on, and it was a great experience.
We look forward to working with the Google team as they continue to enhance GCP in the coming months.
In addition to attending I/O, we hosted a developer shindig at the Cartoon Art Museum, which included many of our OneCloud app partners including Breezy, DocuSign, HelloFax, Formotus and Podio, as well as fellow platform and enterprise thought leaders from AppDirect, Appirio, Google, Mashery, Salesforce and Twilio. We welcomed new faces as well, and many attendees left our party with their caricature as a souvenir. It was a great time, and we look forward to seeing everyone next year. If you weren't able to make it, check out the photo album on Facebook.


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John Hopkins being in BSB has obviously given the series even more credibility internationally, great news for the fans.


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I was working on a handout for a presentation, and as I went along I realized just how much I've learned in the five years that I've had a garden–and not all of those was I aware that I was gardening for wildlife, and what I could yet do. So I want to share the refresher, and please do add or take away in your comments as you see fit. (All of the images are from my prairie-esque Nebraska garden.)
1) Never use chemicals of any kind.
2) Use native plants. Plant thickly to conserve water and kill weeds.
3) Have a water feature.
4) Garden for insects – they are the base of the food chain & all life. (Ex. birds only feed insects to their young.)
5) Embrace bees and wasps – they're too busy pollinating to sting. Honest!
6) Spiders, preying mantis, and other predator bugs are signs of a healthy garden and kill pests FAST. Love them.
7) Don't cut down or "clean up" the garden in fall, wait until early March.
8) Use the spring cut down as mulch and to create bee houses (I cut hollow joy pye weed stalks into 6″ lengths, bundle, and tie to the fence for mason bees).
9) Fall leaves are free soil—they'll break down over winter & be warm homes for hibernating insects.
10) Diversity – grasses, wildflowers, shrubs, trees.
11) Diversity II – groundcovers, short plants, tall plants, big blooms, tiny blooms… create a varied habitat for 4 seasons of life.
12) Host plants for butterflies: milkweed, zizia, baptisia, wild senna, side oats grama, willow, elm, oak.
13) Fave nectar plants: milkweed, aster, joy pye weed, mountain mint, ironweed, culver's root, goldenrod, coneflowers, baptisia.
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Education is a shared responsibility of the school, home and community. School District 79 values the contributions of parents.
Parents are invited to become involved in their children's education both at the school and district levels. At the school level, parents may participate in the activities of their school's Parent Advisory Council and School Planning Council. They are also encouraged to become more knowledgeable about their children's educational programs by reading their school's newsletters and by communicating with their children's teachers.
At the district level, Parent Advisory Council representatives may become members of the School Board's Education and Policy Committees as well as become involved in the District Parent Advisory Council.
Parents wishing more information are encouraged to read School Board Policies 3210 and 3215. To located these policies, click on School Board at the top of the school district website's home page and then click on Policies near the bottom of the left hand column.
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Merry Christmas, You Filthy Rebel Scum
Well folks, we've all somehow managed to survive another year and make it to Jesus' B-day Extravaganza, 2008. I imagine you're all enjoying time with friends and family, opening wrapped boxes containing the things you've always wanted. And, if you're not, hopefully you at least know a bar that's open.
Merry Christmas to you and yours, from the Geekologie Writer and his (dog).
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Definition Of iWeb
The apple released iWeb in Jan 2006 as part of its iLife package of digital applications. The iWeb applications made it possible for Mac customers to make a weblog or website and put it on the Web via an The apple web host service. iWeb customers don't need any information of code and a range of templates allow people to personalize their webpages.
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iWeb made it possible for anyone to publish a blog or website without having to pay a developer or having to learn anything about HTML or other Web programming. Customers choose from a range of web page templates layouts that fit the content. They can then fully change the site using the color scheme and a variety of fonts styles. Every design contains the standard Welcome and About Me pages where users can publish presenting the website and biographical information. All the layouts also provide space for podcasts, weblogs, images and movie or video. Customers only have to use a move and fall system to place images, video clips or written text in the website.
The iWeb app has nine enjoyable widgets that allow users to consist of a variety of useful functions, such as pics and videos in the web page. These also use a easy drag-and-drop program. Users can take images of themselves with iSight to put on their About Me pages. Companies might add Google maps. Users can also discuss some preferred YouTube video clips. Other widgets consist of an RSS feed, Google adsense and a countdown clock.
Posting a web page to the Web is usually the challenging part for beginner website designers. The iWeb assistance allows you to post to any web host assistance using a simple file transfer protocol (FTP) process that only takes a few mouse clicks. There is an added option to link your publishing actions to Facebook or myspace so that every time you upgrade the web page, a concept seems to be on your Facebook or myspace page. Customers may also post via Apple's iCloud which changes its MobileMe Web web host assistance. The MobileMe assistance carries on in function until 2012, but as of July 2011, Apple is motivating iWeb users to move to iCloud.
Expert developers may find the templates too restricting.iWeb is still one of the most convenient applications for anyone who wants a reasonably professional website without the stress of studying Dreamweaver. For Mac users it comes as part of the iLife program such as Garageband, iPhoto and iMovie. Also, truly, The apple included France and In German language editions to the iWeb layouts. As of 2011, the iLife program comes with every new Mac. Downloading of iWeb are available from the The apple app store.
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text: As the sharing economy expands, FlightCar's ingenius take on it – park your car at the airport and FlightCar will rent it out while you're gone – is already gaining traction in Boston, L.A. and San Francisco. Founded in 2012, FlightCar started operating in 2013, raising over $6 million to do so. All rentals are insured for up to $1 million, and users receive free airport packing and a car wash. If the vehicle is rented, the owner makes money. San Francisco airport has filed a lawsuit against the peer-to-peer car-sharing startup, claiming FlightCar needs to pay the same fees as conventional car-rental giants. Founders Rujul Zaparde and Kevin Petrovic are undettered: so far, they have had over 4,000 rentals to date, and over 3,700 cars dropped off. Currently operational in three cities, the Y Combinator graduate plans to expand services next year. Not on the cards, however, is college - the 19 year old middle-school-friends-turned-founders have put off higher education to work on the company.


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The NFL says the highest priced tickets for this season's Super Bowl will be about $2,600 each for 9,000 premium seats for the Feb. 2 game at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. That's more than twice the $1,250 cost for similar tickets at last year's Super Bowl in New Orleans. The next tier of seats is expected to go for $1,500 comparied to $950 in New Orleans. A league spokesman says 40 per cent of general admission seats will be under $1,000.
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it normaly happens when i push the gas peddal kinda hard to gain speed it doesnt want to go over 3 rpm. ive tried fuel treatments with no luck. i really dont think its the tranny at all but i also have no idea what it is. can anybody help? does this car have a govener or something that might be wrong
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Sacred Heart Parish School, a Catholic Elementary School within San Benito County, serves students preschool through eighth grade.
We are committed to teaching the Gospel message of Christ, building community based on Jesus' command to love one another, and serving through prayer, worship, and social action. We provide an environment within which students receive training in our Catholic tradition.
We strive to develop competent and compassionate graduates through spiritual, academic, and extracurricular programs. Students are empowered with leadership skills, values, and character traits to enrich personal living and develop as responsible, mature, faith-filled citizens.


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Keepin' The Turbines From Jammin'
US$2 million maintenance, optimization solution for Jamaican power station
Wood Group GTS has completed the maintenance service and gas turbine optimization of Jamaica Public Service Company's (JPS) Bogue Power Plant, located in Montego Bay, Jamaica.
Wood Group GTS executed a hot gas path inspection and provided the necessary parts and repairs, completing the outage event in only nine days, meeting JPS' required maintenance schedule, the company said.
Wood Group GTS said it also provided its EcoValue compressor water wash technology, which will be installed by the customer for two GE Frame 6B gas turbines, increasing the combined-cycle plant's efficiency.
In similar applications, the company said its customers have experienced improved power output of up to 2.1% on a 2x1 power block, resulting in additional revenue and fuel cost savings.


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by first-year Art Therapy/Counseling Southwestern College student Caitlin Harper
Catholics get a bad rap. With our history of persecutions, child abuse, and hidden Vatican secrets, I totally understand why. I've fought against a lot of the ramifications of my own Catholic upbringing for quite some time. But lately, I cannot help but feeling inspired by the Catholic culture and religion I was raised in.
Ever since I arrived in Santa Fe, New Mexico, it is as though the saints have decided that they are going to linger all around and support me. Everywhere I go, I seem to find a sign that a saint has been nearby…
Today, as I was hurrying to get to school, I found a Virgin of Guadalupe vial of Holy dirt from Chimayo in my backpack. I started to cry, because as a former Catholic, I still believe in miracles. Miracles don't have to be the appearance of the Virgin Mary in a puddle, or your neighbor's spontaneous stigmata, but they can simply exist as the appearance of love somewhere unexpected. It doesn't matter if a person put that vial in my backpack or not, it still got there by a little magic force I like to call love.
If you are not familiar with El Santuario de Chimayo, then you are just plain missing out. It is one of my favorite places in the whole world, and leaves me speechless and filled with tear-stained hope every time I go. It doesn't matter if you're Catholic, or Wicca, or Hare Krishna, the chapel there is filled with such an immense presence of human hope and love, that it will simply appeal to your humanity.
There are many reasons why I love El Santuario de Chimayo, but my number one reason for loving it SO much, is the tiny room filled with Holy dirt. Just think about that for a second… Holy dirt… those are two words that just don't seem to fit together. When I think of the word Holy, I think of heaven, angels, and higher notions of beauty. When I think of the word dirt, I think of something I need to sweep away with a broom. But that dirt always reminds me that real Holiness can be found anywhere. It can especially be found in the dirtiest, darkest, and most unexpected places.
I like the idea of Holy dirt, because it helps me to remember to bring all of my higher notions of existence and consciousness back down to the simple idea that we are all humans, and that sometimes our most beautiful moments manifest as our struggles, our errors, and our resilience to persist in the face of it all. If I so choose, I can transform my dirty suffering into empathic understanding and fuel for nurturing others struggling with their own suffering. And that, my friends, is where I believe Holiness lies- in the transformation of something isolating into something compassionate that may potentially aid in healing the Whole of humanity.
So my recommendation is to go to El Santuario de Chimayo. Breathe in the beauty there, pick up some Holy dirt, and then eat something delicious cooked in Chimayo chile.
And because sometimes a poem says more, here is one I wrote about the Holy dirt of New Mexico:
Autumn rises yellow from the earth here
where dirt is Holy
and the land rises skeletal, remaining as it was and will be.
The saints dwell here
because here they can be as they are
dirt pulling Grace down into viscera
dirty is the place where
God dwells paradoxically in them
Blessed are the meek,
for they shall inherit the earth.
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A most versatile meat, pork can go in many different directions on the grill.
Grilled Plum and Prosciutto-Stuffed Pork Chops
The flavors of chopped green onion, minced garlic, and white hominy sautéed in butter create a delicious side dish for the pork chops. Boneless loin pork chops are excellent for stuffing. Use a thin-bladed knife to cut a horizontal slit through the thickest portion of the chop to form a pocket. Cut to, but not through, the other side of the chop. Get a head start by assembling the stuffed pork chops the night before. Placing the prosciutto wrap in the pocket overnight will allow the flavors to permeate throughout the pork chops. Sprinkle them with the fennel mixture just prior to grilling.


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LONDON, England, March 5. THE British Olympic Trials kept on rolling, with five more Olympic roster spots being filled during the Olympic test event being held at the London Aquatics Center.
While Britain has decided that second-place finishers must have a better time than a top 16 world ranking from last year, relays are chosen first by filling in spots with individual event qualifiers, then "remaining places will be filled by the 'available' swimmers with the fastest overall times in the 100m Freestyle and 200m Freestyle events irrespective of whether the times were achieved in the heats, semifinals or final."
Men's 200 free
FINA A: 1:47.82; British Second-place Qualifier: 1:47.37
Robert Renwick was the only man to secure a spot on the Olympic roster individually, as he posted a 1:47.33 to win the race. That time surpassed the FINA A cut, but fell short of his earlier season best of 1:47.25 from semifinals.
Ieuan Lloyd finished second in 1:47.68, also beating the FINA A cut time, but not faster than Britain's more difficult qualifying standard for second-place finishers, which is a top 16 ranked time from last year, stated as 1:47.37 on British qualifying documentation. Lloyd, however, is likely to be pulled in on the 800 free relay with his time as he has the second-best time from all 200 free heats this weekend.
Robert Bale took third in 1:47.85, while Ross Davenport placed fourth in 1:48.05, also both likely earning spots on the 800 free relay contingent for Britain.
Jak Scott (1:48.61), David Carry (1:49.20), Alfie Howes (1:49.92) and Thomas Greenfield (1:51.09) also swam in the finale, and should still have a chance at a later date to pick up the second qualifying spot.
Women's 100 back
FINA A: 1:00.82; British Second-place Qualifier: 1:00.33
Britain filled a pair of Olympic roster spots in the women's 100 back as Gemma Spofforth (1:00.19) and Georgia Davies (1:00.21) both bettered their respective required qualifying standards. Spofforth moved to fourth in the world rankings, while Davies took fifth overall.
Elizabeth Simmonds, who had entered the day as the top-ranked British swimmer in the world with a fifth-ranked 1:00.53 from earlier in the meet, missed the team with a third-place 1:00.43 to now sit sixth in the world.
Lauren Quigley (1:01.16), Jessica Fullalove (1:01.59), Georgia Hohmann (1:01.65), Rachel Lefley (1:02.20) and Katy Sexton (1:02.64) rounded out the rest of the finale field.
Men's 100 back
FINA A: 54.40; British Second-place Qualifier: 54.08
Liam Tancock cruised into the Olympics with the now top-ranked time in the world with a 53.16. That effort cleared the 53.32 set by Ryosuke Irie in January, and closed some significant distance with Tancock's British record of 52.73 that places him 10th all time in swimming lore.
Chris Walker-Hebborn missed clinching the second spot on the team with a 54.46, that not only missed Britain's tougher second-place standard, but also missed the FINA A cut in the event. He will have a chance later on in the year, when Britain continues to make selections.
Marco Loughran (55.13), Ryan Bennett (55.18), Craig McNally (55.22), Jonathan Carlisle (56.16), Charlie Boldison (56.24) and David Gregory (57.02) also competed for the title, and will also have a chance to gain the second spot later in the year.
Women's 100 breast
FINA A: 1:08.49; British Second-place Qualifier: 1:07.90
Kate Haywood punched her ticket to the Olympics with a 1:08.07 to win the finale. That swim jumped her to sixth in the world rankings, just outside the top five that have all cleared 1:08.
Stacey Tadd finished second with a 1:08.96, that was not only half a second off the FINA A cut, it also fell more than a second off Britain's more difficult second-place standard. Sophie Allen (1:09.45), Sophie Taylor (1:09.76), Kerry Buchan (1:10.01), Sara Lougher (1:10.13), Rachael Wilson (1:10.26) and Corrie Scott (1:10.81) also swam in the championship heat.
Matthew Walker won the men's 50 free in the S7 division with a 28.37, while Sean Fraser topped the S8 division with a 28.36. Simon Miller clocked a 27.30 to lead the S9 division, while David Ellis (S13/25.82) and Graham Edmunds (S10/25.51) also lead their divisions.
Louise Watkin paced the women's 50 free S9 division with a 29.30, while Heather Frederiksen turned in a 32.12 to lead the S8 division. Eleanor Simmonds posted a 37.06 to top the S6 division, while Emma Cattle (S10/29.91) and Rhiannon Henry (S13/29.08) earned the top times for their divisions.
Sweden's Sarah Sjostrom blasted the women's 200 free guest final with a 1:55.23. That swim smashed her Swedish record of 1:56.41, and moved her to sixth all time in the event. The time also neared Missy Franklin's textile best of 1:55.06. South Africa's Karin Prinsloo took second in 1:59.32, while Germany's Silke Lippok placed third in 1:59.56.
Serbia's Velimir Stjepanovic captured the men's 200 fly guest title in 1:56.47, just off his top-ranked season best of 1:56.18 from earlier in the day. Austria's Dinko Jukic (1:56.56) and Poland's Pawel Korzeniowski (1:57.16) placed second and third. Jukic jumped to third in the world, while Korzeniowski took fifth.
South Africa's Kathryn Meaklim won the women's 200 IM guest finale in 2:13.59, while Korea's Hye Ra Choi clocked a 2:14.46 for second. Spain's Beatriz Gomez snared third in 2:14.91.
Women's 200 free
FINA A: 1:58.33; British Second-place Qualifier: 1:57.83
Caitlin McClatchey topped the semifinal rounds with a 1:57.45, moving to seventh in the world rankings with the effort, and putting herself in position to make the roster. Rebecca Turner finished second in 1:58.42, while Eleanor Faulkner picked up third in 1:58.70.
Sasha Matthews (1:59.23), Joanne Jackson (1:59.35), Jazmin Carlin (1:59.71), Keri-Anne Payne (2:00.13) and Lucy Ellis (2:00.42) also picked up spots in the finale. In international preliminary swimming, Sweden's Sarah Sjostrom finished second with a 1:58.51, well off her third-ranked 1:56.57 season best from Sweden last month.
Men's 200 fly
FINA A: 1:56.86; British Second-place Qualifier: 1:56.26
Michael Rock earned the top seed in the finale with a 1:56.45 that puts him now second in the world, while Roberto Pavoni finished second in 1:57.63. Joseph Roebuck (1:57.67) and Iain Macmillan (1:58.76) qualified third and fourth.
Cameron Brodie (1:58.94), Adam Mallett (1;59.40), Matthew Johnson (1:59.51) and Lewis Smith (2:00.10) grabbed the rest of the transfer spots into the championship final.
During open preliminary competition, Serbia's Velimir Stjepanovic (1:56.18) led a top six sweep by international swimmers. Stjepanovic moved to the top of the world rankings with his swim, bettering the 1:56.90 clocked by Nick D'Arcy last month. Belgium's Egon Van Der Straeten finished second in 1:57.81 for fifth in the world rankings, while Poland's Pawel Korzeniowski posted a ninth-ranked 1:58.47 for third in prelims. Roebuck was the top British finisher with a seventh-place 1:59.19.


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