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Having a newborn baby is a wonderful experience, and ensuring they are content is very gratifying. Keep your newborn baby comfortable and happy with a variety of warm blankets, bath time items and useful feeding accessories. Pottery Barn Kids offers a wide range of newborn blankets as well as other essential items such as baby clothes and diaper bags that make taking care of a newborn a little easier.
Baby Blankets, Swaddles, & Sleep Essentials
Keep your baby warm in style with a selection of blankets, hat and booty sets and other bedtime accessories. Many of these blankets have personalization options, which means you can have your baby's name or initials embroidered onto the fabric. The hat and booty sets come in various styles, including sets with simple patterns and sets with animal prints. All of these items are made with soft fabric that is gentle enough for a newborn baby's skin.
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Get your newborn clean and then dry and cozy with wash cloths, towels and bath wraps. Some of our towels and bath wraps feature hoods, which helps keep your baby warm, and also helps get their hair dry faster. Many of the bath wraps have playful designs, with animal faces or ears on the hoods. The fabric used for these items is absorbent and soft. Choose from towels and wash cloths made of organic cotton for babies with extra sensitive skin.
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Feeding time is an important part of your newborn's day, and there are a number of feeding accessories that enhance the experience. Feeding and support pillows are a great way to ensure that your baby is in a comfortable position while being fed. Many of these pillows feature removable covers that make them easier to clean. Bibs and burping cloths are very useful for reducing the mess associated with feeding your baby. These items are made from absorbent materials that help soak up the mess before it can stain you or your baby's clothes.
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The sixth annual Tampa Tarpon Tournament has been expanded to two days and
will serve as a qualifying event for the world-class Rolex/IGFA Inshore
Championship Tournament co-sponsored by the IGFA (International Game Fish
The tournament, hosted by The University of Tampa and Tampa Bayside Marina,
is a 100 percent catch-and-release format, and will be held on May 20-21.
"We anticipate the expansion of the tournament to a two-day event, as well as
the addition of the IGFA, will draw even more anglers, not only from Tampa Bay,
but from across the state," said Tournament Director Mike Emmanuel.
The extended fishing hours also will enable anglers to fish several major
tides, as well as night fishing. Fishing can begin as early as midnight on May
19 and continue until 3 p.m. on May 21. Previously, the tournament was limited
to nine hours, from 6 a.m. until 3 p.m. on Saturday.
Other changes include the reduction of the fly-fishing division to a
category, but fly fishermen will still be able to compete for the overall prize
as well as the fly category.
Cash prizes of $1,000 will be awarded to the top anglers in the Guided and
Amateur divisions, and the grand champion will be invited to participate in the
Rolex/IGFA Inshore Championship Tournament to be held in the summer of 2007. The
Inshore Championship Tournament invites the winners of more than 55 qualifying
events held on four continents and sanctioned by the IGFA. Second-and
third-place finishers in the two Divisions will receive awards of $250 and $100,
respectively. Winners of the Women's, Fly and Children's categories will receive
In addition to the extended fishing hours, the popular dinner and Captain's
Meeting has been moved to Thursday, May 18, 5:30 p.m., at the Tampa Bayside
Marina (Captain's Meeting at 7 p.m.).
All of the proceeds from the tournament will benefit the Marine Science
Center at the University, which serves both students and faculty in marine
science, environmental science and biology programs.
A major research field station is housed at the marina that provides an
on-water research facility for the University's many marine science
The registration fee for the tournament is $200 per angler or $500 for a team
of four and includes admission to all festivities. For more information, contact
Grant Donaldson, UT public relations director, at (813)

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Enyo's End Is Not Nigh
May 29, 2012 9:43 AM PT
Most of HP's webOS team, including Matt McNulty, head of the project, is moving to Google according to a report by The Verge citing several unnamed sources. The departing team is said to be almost wholly responsible for Enyo's code. Enyo replaced Mojo as webOS's software development kit in 2011.
It is unclear what this move will mean to HP. In December 2011, it announced it would contribute Enyo to the open source community.
Enyo 2 Lives
HP declined to provide further details, but in a blog post, it acknowledged that some key members of the Enyo team have left the company.
However, the majority of the engineering and leadership team was still in place, HP said, and the company planned to redouble its efforts to continue development, working closely with the open source community.
It added that another release of Enyo is on the way and emphasized that the core of Enyo 2 is "solid." After the Enyo release, HP plans to focus on expanding the Onyx widget set.
The team is hiring, according to the post, "not just to replace the engineers who have left, but to increase the size of the team going forward."
An Android Play
Clearly, the team's move will give Google a competitive boost, witht the engineers likely to develop more tools for Google to use to further crack open the mobile space via its Android platform.
"No one will argue with the fact that the user experience and interface under webOS was very elegant," James Brehm, senior strategist and consultant with Compass Intelligence, told LinuxInsider.
Google could use help in this area, said Trip Chowdhry, managing director of equity research for Global Equities Research.
"Android has always lagged iOS in terms of usability, so this could give it a boost in that competition," he told LinuxInsider.
The Chrome Strategy
The migration of some of the webOS team presents another intriguing possibility, Brehm added -- that Google will use its talents to enhance Chrome, its App Store, and its convergence across different form factors.
The team's bona fides in HTML5 design and coding would be very complementary in that respect, he said.
Certainly HTML5 aligns with where Google is taking Chrome, John Jackson, an analyst with CCS Insight, told LinuxInsider.
"For that reason I would expect this to relate more to Chrome development than Android, but the two are not mutually exclusive," he said.
In general, firms are making a significant amount of investment to accelerate the maturation and stabilization of HTML5 as a next-generation mobile technology, noted Jackson.
Bringing those webOS developers in house, he continued, "would be very consistent in terms of what we expect Google's long-term strategy to be with Chrome."
Guessing Game
There are many unknowns, though, and thus it is difficult to say exactly how the team members' move to Google could boost its competitiveness, Brehm said.
"One immediate question I would have is who would be in control of whatever projects they work on," he said. "There are some very big personalities at work on Android and Chome at Google, and how much control they would be willing to cede to incoming webOS team members is difficult to say."
Also, the webOS team members might find the Google work environment vastly different from HP's corporate culture, he added.
Google did not respond to our request to comment for this story.


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Spot of Not: Fountains Gap
By Roland Lugo
So here we are once again trapped amidst the moral conundrum that has come to be so lovingly known as the "Spot or Not." Confusing name aside, it is clear that anything worth writing about is obviously in a hittable situation. This is mostly thanks to the ingenious little creation we call the winch. My how that thing has changed the way we do what we do. Thanks for that Mr. Horrell and if you're reading this, please come winch with me. Which brings us to our latest spot in question, The Fountains Gap.
Located conveniently in the heart of sunny Orlando, its location is by no means hidden away. In fact, quite the opposite is true because this awkwardly shaped rocky drop is actually the front entrance of a trendy apartment complex where college students and old people alike dwell in perfect harmony. I draw these assumptions from the countless number of stink eye stare downs I've received when frustratingly trying to lug the winch through waist high grass that is sharper then any blade of grass ever needs to be. Now the cool thing about this spot is that since it is so visible to everybody on the conjoined road, it is essential to only attempt a shred operation with the aided disguise of night. During the day security guards frantically drive golf carts up and down the property to ensure no shenanigans of any sort are taking place. Other than a couple well-lit pool gaps and that spontaneous midnight winchin' fever that has inevitably hit us all at one point, I have never been to a spot that is solely night accessible.
This is just one factor that makes this drop a fairly unique winching experience. Add to this the fact that the starting pool is extremely short and is in the shape of a half circle. This forces you to start in a tiny little corner, stuck in between a ledge leading to a potentially rocky tumble and a giant brick wall with the words "The Fountains" proudly posted above you. Needless to say the driving in this situation is crucial and a shoddy pull could lead to an unnecessary injury and no one wants that. On the brighter side, once you take a fall in the landing pool there is a moderately strong pump that feels like it is sucking you underwater. This is a fun time in most cases and quite frankly it keeps you on your toes. Sure go ahead and have a grand time seeing how close you can get to the actual suction but I wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of a full blown hickey thanks to a winch gap. So sketch factor aside, once the winch is set up and the rider is in place the fun shortly ensues.
As far as the actual stats of this spot goes, it is a nice respectable four to five-foot drop depending on the water level and how recently it has been drained out for cleaning and maintenance. This oddly seems to happen pretty often and just about every other time we intend to hit it, we come to find out the water is all gone. There is also a pile of jagged rocks lining the whole ledge which adds a couple feet of length to overcome when boosting out. With a decent pull most people had an easy time gapping over the danger. In an ideal riding situation this drop is fun to session while still a tad beefy and intimidating. In closing, this spot is extremely close to my apartment. So if you are a shred-hungry ripper and you want to take a pull behind Walter, my voluptuous winch, don't hesitate to signal for me when you are waiting at this spot board in hand and heart full of glee. I generally respond to smoke signals, morse code, and sos via flashlight. As for the lady shredders you can just give me a ring on the old telephone. Please join us and experience The Fountains; it truly is a tantalizing spot…….or not.


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Ben Roethlisberger not 100% but will start and play the entire game today. Also welcome back Lamarr Woodley who will start today after missing the last half of the season with a hamstring injury.
Steelers inactives: RB Mewelde Moore, S Ryan Clark, DB Cortez Allen, C Mike Pouncey, LB Mortty Ivy, DE Al Woods OT Jon Meredith.
Broncos inactives: S Brian Dawkins, RB Austin Sylvester, FB Spencer Larsen, LB Mike Mohamed, OT Ryan Harris, TE Julius Thomas and DE Derrick Harvey.


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The story of a scam artist: Lou ColavecchioWhen I talk about why systems don't work and how most 'professional gamblers' or other online sellers are hucksters, this is what I'm talking about. This guy, Lou Colavecchio, is telling people that he knows more about the slots than any 'disgruntled employee.' I think he's talking about me, but I can't be sure of that. I've never asked him. In any case, this is what I'm up against. I try to tell slot players the truth, and people like Lou Colavecchio can't wait to undermine what I do and lie their way to riches.
Now take a look at why he can say, " As seen on TV."
That's right... now you too can learn how to 'win' at casinos using methods developed by Louis "The Coin" Colavecchio, a man so bad at playing slots that he had to create counterfiet coins to make any money. No wonder he's banned from casinos. Don't fall for this stuff!
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1000 Homo DJs - SupernautGeneral information on 1000 Homo DJs can be read here.
Notes: Thanks to D Moon for correcting some of the lyrics for Apathy.
Practially every one of the top 40 records being played on every radio station in the United States is a communication to the children to take a trip, to cop out, to groove. The psychedelic jackets on the record albums have their own hidden symbols and messages as well as the lyrics to all the top rock songs and they all sing the same refrain: It's fun to take a trip, put acid in your veins. I want to reach out and touch the sky I want to touch the sun but I don't want to fly I'm gonna climb up every mountain of the moon I find the distance melts away with the spoon Supernaut Supernaut I've crossed the ocean, done every land I found the pot under a golden rainbow's end I've been through magic and through life's reality I've lived a thousand years it never bothered me Bothered me Supernaut Bothered me Supernaut They all sing the same refrain: It's fun to take a trip, put acid in your veins. Got no religion, don't need no friends Got all I want and I got no need to pretend Don't try to reach me, 'cause I'd tear up your mind I've seen the future and I leave it all behind Supernaut Supernaut
Hey, hey, hey you, hey you punk, yeah that's right pull over now. Pull over now. Pull over now. I said pull it over! That's right. Let me see some ID. Let me see your license. What is this? What is this shit? This says "expired". Alright, get the fuck out of the car now. What is that? Get a fucking hair... What is that fucking long hair? Get a haircut. Hey Joe, look at this guy! Can you see this? He's a fucking sissy. That's right. Alright, up against the car now. That's right, spread'em! I said spread'em! You punk. Look at you, you fucking punk. What rights? You want to hear your rights? Fuck your rights. Spread'em. Hey, you want to spend the night in county, huh? Huh? What do you think you are? Huh? You think you're fucking smart? Why I ought to... Hey what is that, punk? What did you call me? You call me pig? I'll fucking throw you down so fast... Fuck you. You punk. Alright, fuck you. Where did you get this fucking car anyways? What is this, a Dodge? Fucking '69 Dodge? You're driving... You got a license for this? You got plates? Where's the plates on this thing? I'll bet you ain't got any insurance. You're driving around with no insurance, aren't you? Hey Joe, look at this guy. Alright, hey, what do you ... what's with your bitch? Get her out ... You, bitch, get out of the car now, too. Yeah that's right. Spread'em! Get a fucking haircut! You got a job? What kind of job? Get a real job, punk! Alright, freeze! Stay right where you are, don't move a fucking inch. Don't move a muscle. That's right, down, down on the floor, get down. On your tummy. Spread'em! What is this? What do we got here? A package. You got a package. What is this doing? White package. Oh, I see, yeah, you're a fucking drug addict. You're a fucking drug addict! Get a fucking job! What's with your chick? She fucking ... Oh, Jesus Christ, she's got an earing in her nose! Joe, look at this chick! She's fucking sick. My God! I hope she don't fucking hang around with chicks ... I don't want my fucking daughter ... Oh God, what a nightmare! Quit your fucking whining. I don't want to hear about it. Get in the back ... Look, I don't want to hear about your fucking rights. You got one right. You got the right to get in the back seat of the car now. You got it? What? What was that? I didn't hear that. I didn't fucking hear that. Look, that's it. You're going down now. That's it. And what's with that fucking earing? What are you a fag? You some kind of fucking sissy, huh? That's right, you're going down with me ... and you too ma'am. Let's go. I'm sorry, I don't want to hear about it. I don't want to hear your crying. You're with him. Don't give me this. Let's see the fucking shit in your pockets. Come on. You're coming with me now. Hey look, I can make this real easy. I can just beat the shit out of you and drop you off somewhere and fuck the report. You know I got three fucking pages of reports in triplicate. So fuck you. You give me any hard time I'm going to fuck you up. You understand? You see this fucking gun right here? I'll drill you so full of holes you won't know what the fuck hit you. My God, you're basically crying. God dammit, she sounds like a fucking ... blaugh. Oh she's annoying! Oh my God she sounds like fucking ... uh ... what the hell is that ... Joe, who is that bitch that whines all the time? That, uh, Erma Bombeck or somebody? Alright, open up the trunk. That's right. What's with the bat? What's with the bat in the back seat? What, do you play baseball? Oh I see. Oh you're a gangbanger. Let me see your fucking signs, let me see your colors. You got colors? I got colors. Right here. Fucking black and blue all over your face. What, are you representing? You want to throw down, punk, huh? You have the right to remain silent. You have the right to an attorney. If you don't have the money for an attorney, an attorney will be appointed for you. If you give up this right, then everything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand? Oh, fuck you, I don't care if you understand. Get in the fucking back seat now! Spread'em, punk! Punk, I ought to give you a haircut right now. Hey Joe, get me my fucking razorblade. I'm cutting this kid's hair now. Look at him. He looks like a fucking asshole. He's a sissy. He's a fucking faggot. He drives a Dodge! Where are you from? Are you from the south side? Ohhh! Punk. You're a punk. I eat you for breakfast you little fucking weasel. Look at his fucking mug on this picture on his license. He looks so decrepit I can't believe it. He's got a face only a mother could hate. Freeze, asshole! Freeze, you fucking son of a bitch! Look, hey, I'm fucking too fat to be chasing you around. I'll fucking drill you full of holes, you punk. Quit you're fucking running around. Hey look, I'm going to kill you now! Then I'll throw you out in the back seat, out in a back alley on the fucking south side and no one will ever know what the fuck happened to you. In the river with you, you punk. That's right, you want to spend the night in county, huh? Huh? You punk, huh? You got a job? Get a job! Oh! What's this bag here? You got a bag of powder? Why don't you give me some and we'll forget about it. That's right. Yeah alright, so what. Yeah, well, yeah what am I? - fucking God? I'm human too. You know, you fucking punks you think we're all fucking the same. We're human! We got feelings! You treat us like shit, you treat us like fucking pigs. If it wasn't for us you little punks would be beaten up by some fucking nazi somewhere. (Woman: Oh, not those handcuffs. I want the fur-lined ones.) Hey, you like my boots?
We tried assassinations, it's the same Demonstrations and violence, but it's still the same to me Economic sanctions, it's the same Tried dragging their names through mud, but it's still the same to me It's the same x4 Down here in the condemnations, it's the same Protected by the laws they make, well it's still the same to me What about the world's reaction, it's the same The only problem is too many factions, and it's still the same to me It's the same x4 Where the hell is the population? All quiet for a generation Whatever happened to the human race? Can't you see the enemy here is you? It's you x5 In the Tory, or the Labor camps, well it's the same Republican or Democrat, but it's still the same to me Go to Lenin or Marx, it doesn't matter Starve the people while the rich get fatter Can't you see they got us where they want us? Can't you see the enemy here is you? It's you
You can laugh at the world You can laugh until you're sick You can laugh at anything you want But I'm laughing back at you And I'll remember you There's no concern to you Cause you're so independent Well I don't fight your war And I'll hide in the basement Well I'll hide in the basement I'll stick my head in sand Well I'll stick my head up high There must be better ways than this, I ask you There must be better ways than this, well I'm on my knees There must be better ways than this, I ask you There must be better ways than this, well I'm on my knees It seems so far away We're so safe and sound We let them fight their wars And I'll buy the next round And I'll buy the next round I'll buy the next round If there's anyone around (Chorus)Back
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The inventor of the 'Wheel of Fortune' wheel
The man responsible for teaching me the difference between consonants and vowels died in July at age 79. Ed Flesh, a game show art director who worked on "The $25,000 Pyramid" and "Name That Tune," was best known for creating the "Wheel of Fortune" wheel. When "Wheel of Fortune" taped its first pilot in 1973, the show was called "Shopper's Bazaar." The wheel stood vertical and was made from cardboard and paint. It was Flesh's idea to enlarge the wheel and lay it horizontal. Like many immigrants, I learned English by watching television. I was 6 years old, our family had just landed in Toronto, and the first image that popped up on our television was this sparkling, polychromatic wheel with dollar signs and lights circling its perimeter. I was hypnotized. For the next three years, I did not miss a single episode of "Wheel of Fortune." It was, for a long, unhealthy while, the most important thing in my life. Decades later, the wheel has caught up with technology -- it now weighs 2,400 pounds, is 7-and-a-half feet in diameter, and uses a plexiglass LED system that can display millions of colors. But the message it delivers remains the same: Life's a game of chance; sometimes you hit the jackpot, sometimes you go bankrupt and vowels always cost $250. -- Kevin Pang
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Leigh W. Bauer, 73, formerly of Mt. Airy, a lawyer who had practiced in Philadelphia for nearly five decades, died June 22 at Gwynedd Estates, a retirement community near Ambler.
Mr. Bauer had been a partner at Diamond, Polsky and Bauer, a firm he joined after graduating from the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 1962. He had also taught legal studies to undergraduate and graduate students at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
Born in Philadelphia, he graduated from Germantown Friends School and received a bachelor's degree from Lafayette College.
An outdoorsman, Mr. Bauer was a member of the Maine Professional Guides Association.
He is survived by his wife, Delores; a son, Stephen; a daughter, Beth Montanari; a stepson, Leonard Parks Jr.; a sister; six grandchildren, and his former wife, Lyn Bauer.
A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, August 21, at the Meeting House at Germantown Friends School (GFS), 31 W. Coulter St., Philadelphia, PA 19144. Memorial donations may be made to the Community Scholars Program at GFS. – WF


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Cooking with Spring's Wild Edibles & Bottling Wine
22 - 26 April 2015 (4 Nights) = 500 Euro/person
Fields of wild radicchio ready to be sauteed, young nettle perfect for tongue tingling ravioli, rich & creamy artichoke risotto - the flavors of Spring in Le Marche, Italy. In our farm to fork cooking classes we will collect wild edibles for both a pasta class and a five course Italian dinner party! Learn to make pasta (both cut & stuffed) with two seasonal sauces as well a complete menu of antipasti, primo (first course), secondo (main course), contorno (side dish) and dolce (dessert). Plus this is the time of year that we refill our cantina with local wines and we need your help bottling, corking & labeling the hundreds of liters of red, white & rosè!
Here's a look at what to expect!
Spring in Italy, Wild Edibles Cooking Class:
Jason helps guests identify the different edibles and with bags full of dandelion greens, poppy greens, grispigno & then head into the kitchen to create a rustic tart with the fresh picked wild greens, ricotta & prosciutto.
Bottling Wine & Filling our Cantina with Guests:
Every year we visit our favorite winemakers to collect hundreds of liters of wine for guests. In this short film we visit 3 vineyards & winemakers, buying 600 liters of loose wine or vino sfuso and then return to our farm to bottle, cork and label the bottles with guests!
Cooking with Spring's Wild Edibles & Bottling Wine
22 - 26 April 2015 (4 Nights) = 500 Euro/person
Includes: 4 nights, guided wild edible walk, 2 half day cooking class with a custom hand-made apron, wine bottling, two meals with wine, five course dinner and breakfast daily, price based on double occupancy.
Don't forget...THIS IS OUR LAST SEASON!!
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Creative Inquiry & Undergraduate Research
Creative Inquiry has come to define Undergraduate Research at Clemson University. It's small-group learning for 20,000. It's the imaginative combination of engaged learning and undergraduate research, and it is undergraduate research unique to Clemson University.
Students take on problems that spring from their own curiosity, from a professor's challenge or from the pressing needs of the world around them. Team-based investigations are led by a faculty mentor and typically span two to four semesters. Students take ownership of their projects and take the risks necessary to solve problems and get answers.
Topics are boundless. Students often find themselves presenting their work at national conferences, fielding questions from professionals. This invaluable experience produces exceptional graduates. Our Creative Inquiry participants develop critical thinking skills, learn to solve problems as a team and hone their communication and presentation skills.
What does it take? Commitment and curiosity. You'll need the desire to be creative, to work with a group of peers for several semesters and to be mentored by a faculty member or advanced graduate student. Course credit is given.
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Rockstar Games is no stranger to controversy. Its Grand Theft Auto games, for instance, likely have garnered more headlines than any other game in recent memory.
For that reason alone, it wasn't too shocking to see the New York-based developer topping the news once again as it readied its latest release, Bully for the PlayStation 2. Even before the game was in stores, critics condemned the game for its presumed violence. One critic in particular, Florida lawyer Jack Thompson—who has a history of taking up arms against the gaming industry—went so far as to call the unreleased game a "Columbine simulator."
As we now know, all the vitriol and hand-wringing were for naught. Although Bully features its fair share of (fairly PG-rated) fist fights, no trench coats or guns were to be found when the game made its way onto store shelves across the country in mid-October.
That wasn't the end of Bully's headline-grabbing adventures, however. Hard-nosed gamers quickly uncovered a controversial "Easter egg" (of sorts) that, to some, brought to mind the infamous "Hot Coffee" incident from Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas—Jimmy, Bully's protagonist, could hit on and make out with some of his male cohorts.
Although the discovery brought a typically froth-mouthed reply from critics like Thompson, it was warmly welcomed by the otherwise taciturn gay gaming community.
When word broke about Bully's "boy-on-boy action" on gaygamer.net (a site that bills itself as being for "boys who like boys who like joysticks"), for instance, visitors loudly applauded Rockstar's stealthy efforts.
"I love how Rockstar just threw this in here with absolutely zero commentary," commented a gamer going by the handle of "E. Gauger." The gamer also loved "how everyone was running around screaming 'Columbine simulator!' while two under-aged boys are making out in a parking lot like William S. Burroughs all over again. It's gorgeous and important and cute."
Another gamer, "Richie," added: "I love this. Games like this should be about choice. Is Jimmy (the main character of the game) bisexual? He is if you want him to be. I hope more games follow suit."


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It's one thing to go out, end up in a bar fight, and not remember anything.
For Chargers running back Ryan Mathews, however, all that happened without the "getting in a bar fight" portion.
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Wednesday, June 02, 2010
EclipseFP 1.111 released
This is mostly a bug-fixing release to ensure compatibility with GHC 6.12.1 (Haskell Platform 2010) and IPv6. It also bundles a version of the Scion source code that it builds under the covers to save people from downloading the source code from github and building it themselves.
There aren't too many feature enhancements because I didn't get any requests for it. I'm not too sure a lot of people are using EclipseFP and are interested in seeing it improved. I suppose now with a Cabalized gtk2hs Leksah becomes more attractive. Anyway, if you have requests for EclipseFP let me know!
29 comments:
- pavel said...
I had some trouble to setup the scion build-in server. I needed to upgrade from Platform 2009.2.0.2 to 2010.1.0.0, and then manually compile scion in order to update all the packages (probably there was a simpler way...)
I noticed that sometimes the scion server dies and restarts. This did not happen with FP 1.110
I think this plugin is very useful for people working mostly with Java in Eclipse that need sometime to work in Haskell.
This is my case and Eclipse FP helped me a lot.
I would be pleased if some of the typical Eclipse features for Java will be available in the future in Haskell IDE.
The most I miss is "Refactor -> Rename" and the possibility to apply changes from compile errors (in the way Java does, but I am not sure if this is possible with Haskell)
Probably "Source -> Optimize Imports" can be useful too.
JP thank you very much for the time you dedicated to the developing this plugin.
- JP Moresmau said...
Mmhh, maybe the eclipse logs have some clue as to what the built-in server didn't build. We do cabal configure under the hood so it should pull up the dependencies. The issue here is that I'm the only tester of EclipseFP before the release, so things that work well on my setups can break somewhere else.
Thanks for the refactoring suggestions, I agree these would be good, I'll need to look at what we can do...
- pavel said...
Another interesting improvement could be the support (at least syntax highlighting) of .x and .y files which are the input for alex and happy used for lexer and parser creation respectively.
- Andrew Calleja said...
Just to let you know that I use EclipseFP extensively and that I appreciate your work =) I'm gonna give this update a shot asap!
- Andrew Calleja said...
Works like a charm. Including the scion-server as part of the distribution is a very good call as it simplifies use considerably. Some suggestions:
- Refactoring as pavel suggested
- Function folding. I know functions are not supposed to be large in haskell (usually it means something is wrong) but it helps sometimes during coding to be able to hide finished functions away etc etc =)
- the last suggestion is I guess way in the future: I use eclipse with an svn server plugin, so my project moves around with me, I am not sure about this but I think that sometimes this affects eclipsefp's ability to compile the project since the data in the project info must be updated with the new location... is it possible to refresh the project details somehow without having to do this manually? I might have misunderstood something so please ignore this suggestion if it makes no sense at all.
Keep up the good good work. =)
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- pavel said...
Unfortunately my experience with FP 1.111 in not positive so far. The scion server sometimes crashes and restarts, but even worse the plugin does not works as expected (error are not shown in the source code, IDs of messages are interleaved,etc), just to mention a few problems.
Cfg: WinXP/SP3,Eclipse 3.5,GHC 6.12.1
I reversed to FP 1.110, but I needed to downgrade to CHC 6.10.4 too, and the plugin still does not works well. Maybe there is something mixed-up in my configuration.
- pavel said...
Two of the most annoying problems in FP 1.111:
1) attempting to use module `Name' (src\\Name.hs) which is not loaded"
but Name.hs is part of the project and loaded
2) Could not process resource changes in the Haskell language model.Project: projectName
org.eclipse.core.internal.resources.ResourceException: Resource is out of sync with the file system: '/projectName/src/FileName.hs'.
This file has just been modified by an external program (Happy)
They were not present in FP 1.110
- JP Moresmau said...
Andrew, there is already code folding available. You should be able to collapse a top level function into one line by clicking on the minus sign in the left hand side column of the editor.
For SVN, I don't really understand what you mean. Is it that EclipseFP doesn't realize that a file has changed if it hasn't been changed in the Haskell Editor? Then it would be linked to Pavel's issue about happy modified files.
Pavel, I'm really sorry to hear about your issues, as I said I'm the only tester of EclipseFP before releasing. What exactly happens when you say that scion stops and restart?
About the other two issues, it sometimes happens maybe that something in Scion loses track of some files, and tells you a file is not part of the project when it is. If you have steps to always reproduce the issue. Otherwise touch the cabal file, that will cause a full configure.
If an external process modifies a file, you have to do a refresh of the project in Eclipse so that Eclipse can reload the contents. If you give me more details (log file) I can maybe do that automagically in the code... Maybe for all your issues you could email me your log file and/or a sample project exhibiting the issue (jpmoresmau at gmail.com). Which is funny is that there isn't many changes in 1.111 compared to 1.110, so I can't really explain why things that worked suddenly stopped...
- zura said...
While Leksah looks promising, it is hardly usable for now, especially intellisense. GUI needs polishing as well.
So, please keep up good work. We need more alternatives for Haskell development.
- Andrew Calleja said...
Hmmm I haven't managed to make that feature work yet! I think that it might not be showing up for me. Also, probably this and pavel's issues can be resolved by refreshing completely the eclipse installation (= redownload and reinstall eclipsefp). It seems that updating could be going wrong or that eclipse is holding on to some files between updates. I will give this solution a shot later and let you know.
As for the SVN thing, ignore it for now. I think that its due to a failing from my part or it's possibly linked to the problems above.
- Andrew Calleja said...
I tried with a fresh installation using the latest Eclipse (Classic). Some of the features were not available, like function folding or viewing the outline, while others such as viewing the available GHC packages and commenting lines of code were. I decided to try with the
Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers just in case. Same result. I can send you an image of what I can see if you want.
- I am running Windows Vista right now.
- http://eclipsefp.sourceforge.net/updates/ seems to be down =(
- JP Moresmau said...
Send me the eclipse log file (workspace/.metadata/.log) and look yourself in the Eclipse Error Log view for any errors, and in the console view for the scion output. You can send me screenshots as well, but logs are better (-:
- Andrew Calleja said...
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- Andrew Calleja said...
There doesn't seem to be any output in the console related to the scion-server. Under the errors tab:
java.vendor=Sun Microsystems Inc.
BootLoader constants: OS=win32, ARCH=x86, WS=win32, NL=en_GB
Command-line arguments: -os win32 -ws win32 -arch x86
Wed Jun 09 13:17:13 CEST 2010
Configure failed for scion server source. Output was:Resolving dependencies...
Configuring scion-0.1.0.3...
cabal.exe: At least the following dependencies are missing:
binary ==0.5.*,
ghc-paths ==0.1.*,
ghc-syb -any,
ghc-syb-utils -any,
hslogger ==1.0.*,
list-tries -any,
multiset >=0.1 && <0.3,
uniplate -any
Now I simply downloaded the newest Haskell Platform (after uninstalling the previous one) and installed it. Then I installed EclipseFP in a freshly downloaded version of Eclipse Classic. So I thought, are any of the above libraries not part of the platform perhaps? I checked using cabal list and found that none of them are actually installed. I guess this is not allowing scion to be created...
I tried installing them manually. I got two infos: Configure Succeeded and Build Succeeded. However I still got the following error:
java.vendor=Sun Microsystems Inc.
BootLoader constants: OS=win32, ARCH=x86, WS=win32, NL=en_GB
Command-line arguments: -os win32 -ws win32 -arch x86
Wed Jun 09 14:58:01 CEST 2010
The Scion server could not be started.
The Scion server could not be started.
at net.sf.eclipsefp.haskell.scion.internal.client.ScionServer.startServerProcess(ScionServer.java:163)
at net.sf.eclipsefp.haskell.scion.internal.client.ScionServer.startServer(ScionServer.java:85)
at net.sf.eclipsefp.haskell.scion.client.ScionInstance.start(ScionInstance.java:94)
at net.sf.eclipsefp.haskell.scion.client.ScionInstance.runCommandSync(ScionInstance.java:207)
at net.sf.eclipsefp.haskell.scion.internal.commands.ScionCommand.run(ScionCommand.java:138)
at org.eclipse.core.internal.jobs.Worker.run(Worker.java:55)
Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException
at java.lang.ProcessBuilder.start(Unknown Source)
at net.sf.eclipsefp.haskell.scion.internal.client.ScionServer.startServerProcess(ScionServer.java:161)
... 5 more
Hope that helps...
- JP Moresmau said...
Er, your stack trace is truncated (no line number). I think there are two problems:
- I was convinced cabal configure would download dependencies. It obviously doesn't. I was sure I tested it. Damn.
- The null pointer exception means it doesn't find the scion-server executable. It should be in .metadata/.plugins/net.sf.eclipsefp.haskell.scion.client/scion-0.1.0.3/dist/build/scion-server.
It needs a better error message.
Sorry folks for all these issues. I need you all to email me your log files or attach them to messages on the sourceforge forum or something, so I can really understand what's going on.
- JP Moresmau said...
Sorry, different comment page show your line number...
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- exceptione said...
There aren't too many feature enhancements because I didn't get any requests for it. I'm not too sure a lot of people are using EclipseFP and are interested in seeing it improved. I suppose now with a Cabalized gtk2hs Leksah becomes more attractive. Anyway, if you have requests for EclipseFP let me know!
Last period I did no Haskell development. Earlier I used the old eclipsefp plugins, which were a nightmare.
I followed this project and I am very happy and gratefull some talented people like you dedicate their time to it.
Leksah looks nice, but as soon as you need to do cross-developing with javascript for example the eclipse ecosystem is way more richer than any custom single-minded program.
As a fan of this project I would like to encourage you to pursue this undertaking.
- gamik said...
Just want to let you know that I do use EclipseFP and I like it very much!
I've broadcast your call for feature requests on my blog. Is there any preferred place you want to feature requests to go to? It appears there is no "issues" tab on github which I assume to be the up-to-date version tracking of EclipseFP.
- gamik said...
> There aren't too many feature enhancements because I didn't get any requests for it.
Tab width setting. I set the tab width to 4 spaces in the general editor settings, but EclipseFP seems to ignore it.
At Run -> compiler selection menu, a checkbox with "Remember selection and don't ask anymore".
Syntax highlighting gets confused with ' character when using valid variable names like: let d' = 10
- JP Moresmau said...
Thanks for the feedback everybody!! Hopefully in the next couple of months there will be a new release of EclipseFP!
Gamik, the sourceforge site for Eclipsefp (http://sourceforge.net/projects/eclipsefp/) has a bug traker and a forum, so it's the best place to leave bug reports and feature requests. I'll look at your issues, I knew about the single quote throwing syntax highlighting off but I haven't dared to dive into the Haskell parser side of things yet... Of course if you have more details on the issues (steps to reproduce, etc) please enter them into Sourceforge.
- Gerold said...
There are some old reports like: wrong syntax coloring for single single-quote. Should I repost them anyway or post a "bump" comment or something in the old one?
- JP Moresmau said...
Maybe a bump comment would be good. There are loads of things in the bug tracker, with some that relate to old versions of eclipsefp, so it'd be good if people thought some were still current so I can tackle them.
- Léonard said...
I've installed the needed dependencies manually with cabal since I had this error output :
Resolving dependencies...
Configuring scion-0.1.0.3...
cabal: At least the following dependencies are missing:
binary ==0.5.*,
ghc-paths ==0.1.*,
ghc-syb -any,
ghc-syb-utils -any,
hslogger ==1.0.*,
json ==0.4.*,
list-tries -any,
multiset >=0.1 && <0.3,
uniplate -any
Now it tries to compile scion, but fail :
Resolving dependencies...
Configuring scion-0.1.0.3...
Preprocessing library scion-0.1.0.3...
Preprocessing executables for scion-0.1.0.3...
Building scion-0.1.0.3...
[ 1 of 14] Compiling Scion.Ghc ( lib/Scion/Ghc.hs, dist/build/Scion/Ghc.o )
[ 2 of 14] Compiling Scion.Types.ExtraInstances ( lib/Scion/Types/ExtraInstances.hs, dist/build/Scion/Types/ExtraInstances.o )
[ 3 of 14] Compiling Scion.Types.Notes ( lib/Scion/Types/Notes.hs, dist/build/Scion/Types/Notes.o )
[ 4 of 14] Compiling Scion.Types.Outline ( lib/Scion/Types/Outline.hs, dist/build/Scion/Types/Outline.o )
[ 5 of 14] Compiling Scion.Types ( lib/Scion/Types.hs, dist/build/Scion/Types.o )
[ 6 of 14] Compiling Scion.Utils ( lib/Scion/Utils.hs, dist/build/Scion/Utils.o )
[ 7 of 14] Compiling Scion.Inspect.Find ( lib/Scion/Inspect/Find.hs, dist/build/Scion/Inspect/Find.o )
Warning: Pattern match(es) are non-exhaustive
In a case alternative:
Patterns not matched: RecStmt _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[ 8 of 14] Compiling Scion.Inspect.TypeOf ( lib/Scion/Inspect/TypeOf.hs, dist/build/Scion/Inspect/TypeOf.o )
Warning: Pattern match(es) are non-exhaustive
In the definition of `unwrap': Patterns not matched: WpInline _
[ 9 of 14] Compiling Scion.Inspect ( lib/Scion/Inspect.hs, dist/build/Scion/Inspect.o )
Can't make a derived instance of `Typeable Token':
You need -XDeriveDataTypeable to derive an instance for this class
In the stand-alone deriving instance for `Typeable Token'
Can't make a derived instance of `Data Token':
You need -XDeriveDataTypeable to derive an instance for this class
In the stand-alone deriving instance for `Data Token'
Any advice ? I'm in macosX 10.6.4, ghc 6.12.3.
- JP Moresmau said...
Léonard: I have only 6.12.1 and it compiles, and another developer is on Mac OS and didn't report this error. Maybe 6.12.3 specific? I'm going to release a new version very soon (as in end of this week), so I can maybe slip into it adding the DeriveDataTypeable to that file. Try it: add DeriveDataTypeable in the LANGUAGE pragma in Inspect.hs and try to compile again.
- Léonard said...
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- Léonard said...
Solved, it compiled fine, and things seem to be working.
Thanks !
- JP Moresmau said...
OK, good. You'll be glad to know that that flag is enabled at the package level in the next version, so you shouldn't run into that issue when the new version comes out.


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In 1997, the E-150 received engine and interior updates. However, more recently, the E-150 was outfitted with a new modern-inspired grille in 2008. That same year, Ford made several improvements to the model including better steering, brakes, and suspension. Because of these improvements, models from 2008 onwards offer greatly improved driving dynamics. Load capacity was also boosted in 2008. In 2009, additional upgrades were made to the van's interior. Recent models of the E-150 Econoline feature a more modern-inspired grille.
Models from prior to 1997 can be differentiated for a number of reasons. For example, the van's dashboard was upgraded in 1997. That same year, the exterior was revamped to be more in line with the oval theme Ford has made use of in recent decades. At the turn of the century, Ford offered more improvements to the E-Series. These included additions such as tilt steering wheels, antilock brakes, and passenger front air bags.
Engine choices in vans from 1992 until the current generation were varied. Standard models came equipped with inline V-6s. However, there were also options for one of three different gasoline-powered V-8s as well as a diesel V-8. These engine options were discontinued in 1997. That year, Ford replaced them with a new model base V-6 as well as two new V-8 options.
2001 Ford E-150 Econoline
Rebranded as the Ford Econoline, the Ford E-Series offers a line of full-size passenger or cargo vans.
2000 Ford E-150 Econoline
The Econoline marks the best full-size van on the market from Ford.
1999 Ford E-150 Econoline
Ford Econoline vans have been around since 1961, a favorite of commercial users who turn these vans into mobile workplaces.
1998 Ford E-150 Econoline
When you think of full-size vans, you probably picture the Ford E-Series.
1997 Ford E-150 Econoline
The Ford E-series of vans has ruled the full-size van market for almost two decades, and the 1997 Ford E-150 Econoline shows that Ford has no plans to let its foot off the gas.
1996 Ford E-150 Econoline
The 1996 E-Series of vans comes in three levels based on performance capabilities.
1995 Ford E-150 Econoline
The 1995 Ford E-150 Econoline shows that the automaker has no plans on letting its foot off the gas with this lineup.


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Subject: Flood Disaster Protection Act
Date: June 8, 2006
To: Chief Executive Officers and Compliance Officers of All National Banks and All Examining Personnel
Description: Revised Standard Flood Hazard Determination Form
Attached is a copy of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) revised Standard Flood Hazard Determination form, "FEMA Form 81-93, Dec 05," which replaces "FEMA Form 81-93, Oct 02." Either form may be used prior to July 1, 2006, when use of the revised form becomes mandatory.
The only changes made were minor revisions to the instructions. The new form is available on the FEMA Web site at [http://www.fema.gov/library/viewRecord.do?id=1394]. Camera-ready copies are available from the FEMA Distribution Center at 1-800-480-2520. The form may be used in a printed, computerized, or electronic manner.
Questions about this issuance may be directed to your supervisory office or the Compliance Policy Department at (202) 649-5470.
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Appendicitis is an inflammation that often occurs in the appendix which is a serious case of abdominal surgery are the most common.
An appendectomy is the surgical removal of the vermiform appendix. This procedure is normally performed as an emergency procedure, when the patient is suffering from acute appendicitis. In the absence of surgical facilities, intravenous antibiotics are used to delay or avoid the onset of sepsis; it is now recognized that many cases will resolve when treated perioperatively. In some cases the appendicitis resolves completely; more often, an inflammatory mass forms around the appendix, causing transruptural flotation. This is a relative contraindication to surgery.
Etiology of Appendicitis
Appendicitis is a bacterial infection caused by obstruction or blockage due to:
- Hyperplasia of lymphoid follicles
- Fecalith presence in the lumen of the appendix
- Appendix tumor
- The presence of foreign objects such as ascariasis worm.
- Appendix mucosal erosion due to parasites such as: E. Histilitica.
According to research, epidemiology suggests eating foods low in fiber will cause constipation which can cause appendicitis. This will increase intra-caecal pressure, causing a functional obstruction appendix and increase the growth of germs in the colon flora.
Pathophysiology of Appendicitis
Signs and Symptoms of Appendicitis
Pain, felt in the lower abdominal quadrant and is usually accompanied by mild fever, nausea, vomiting and loss of appetite. Local tenderness at the point Mc. Burney, when done pressure. Tenderness may be found out.
The degree of tenderness, muscle spasm, and whether there is constipation or diarrhea does not depend on the severity of infection and location of the appendix. If the appendix at the back of the cecum circular, pain and tenderness can be felt in the lumbar region; when one end was in the pelvis, these signs can only be known on rectal examination. Pain on defecation shows that the tip of the appendix is close to the bladder or ureter. The existence of muscle stiffness in the bottom right of the rectum may occur.
Rovsing sign can arise with left lower quadrant palpation, which causes pain felt in the lower right quadrant. If the appendix has ruptured, the pain can be more spread out; abdominal distension due to paralytic ileus and the client's condition worsened.
Complications of Appendicitis
The main complication of appendicitis is perforation of the appendix, which can lead to peritonitis or abscess. The incidence of perforation is 105 to 32%. The incidence is higher in young children and the elderly. Perforation generally occurs 24 hours after the onset of pain. Symptoms include a fever with a temperature of 37.7 ° C or higher, continuous abdominal tenderness.
Management of Appendicitis
In acute appendicitis, the best treatment is surgery the appendix. Within 48 hours must be performed. Patients in the observation, rest in Fowler's position, given antibiotics and given food that does not stimulate peristalsis, if there is perforated drain given the lower right stomach.
- Preoperative Appendectomy, including patients in hospital, given antibiotics and compress, to reduce the temperature of the patient, the patient is asked to bed rest and fasted.
- Operative action; Appendectomy
- Postoperative Appendectomy, one day post surgery clients are encouraged to sit upright in bed for 2 x 30 minutes, the next day soft food and stand upright outside the room, the seventh day stitches removed, the client's home.
Nursing Care Plan Appendicitis
Nursing Assessment
- The identity of the client
- History of Nursing
- Current medical history; complaints of pain in postoperative wound appendectomy, nausea, vomiting, increased body temperature, increased leukocytes.
- Past medical history
- Physical Examination
- Cardiovascular System: To determine vital signs, presence or absence of jugular venous distension, pallor, edema, and abnormal heart sounds.
- Hematologic System: To determine whether there is an increase in leukocytes is a sign of infection and bleeding, nosebleeds splenomegaly.
- Urogenital System: Whether or not the tension of the bladder and lower back pain complaints.
- Musculoskeletal System: To determine whether there is difficulty in movement, pain in bones, joints and there is a fracture or not.
- The immune system: To determine whether there is lymph node enlargement.
- Investigations
- Routine blood tests: to determine an increase in leukocytes is a sign of infection.
- Abdominal examination photo: to know the existence of post-surgical complications.
Nursing Diagnosis Preoperative and Postoperative Appendectomy
Preoperative Appendectomy
1. Risk for deficient fluid volume related to preoperative vomiting.
2. Acute pain related to distention of the intestinal tissue by inflammation.
3. Anxiety related to change in health status.
Postoperative Appendectomy
1. Acute pain related to the presence of postoperative wound appendectomy.
2. Impaired nutrition less than body requirements related to reduced anorexia, nausea.
3. Risk for infection related to surgical incision.
4. Deficient knowledge: about the care and diseases related to lack of information.
Nursing Interventions
1. Preparation of general surgery
This can be done by the nurse when the client entered the operating room nurse before surgery:
- Introducing the client and close relatives of hospital facilities to reduce the anxiety of clients and their relatives (the orientation of the environment).
- Measuring vital signs.
- Measure weight and height.
- Collaboration is an important laboratory tests (hematocrit, serum glucose, Urinalisa).
- The interview.
- Observation of vital signs
- Assess fluid intake and output
- Auscultation of bowel sounds
- Assess the status of pain: the scale, location, characteristics
- Teach relaxation techniques
- Give fluids intervena
- Examine the level of anxiety
- Give information about the disease process and actions
- Observation of vital signs
- Assess the scale of pain: characteristics, scale, location
- Assess the state of the wound
- Advise to change position as tilted to the right, left and sat down.
- Assess nutritional status
- Auscultation of bowel sounds
- Give wound care information and disease.
- Impaired sense of comfort: pain is resolved
- No infection
- Overcome nutritional deficiencies
- The client understands about care and illness
- Weight loss does not occur
- Vital signs within normal limits


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CashelTech necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 34 diseños de 16 diseñadores freelance.
We are a small company with three employees trying to get our first product off of the ground. The product is a software as a service that will allow a person to schedule a SMS reminder to be sent to their phone or any other phone registered to their account. Besides the logo we don't have much of an idea of how it should look other than some very basic sketches we have done.
I would guess our target audience would be home consumers, somewhere between novice computer and fairly tech savvy users. An example would be a mom scheduling reminders to be sent to her kids and husband phones to remind them about appointments or things to bring home.
We would like the site design to reflect the non business audience by be skewing towards a twitter, facebook style and less like a standard product website
I would like to nail down the main data entry page and I figure the rest will follow.
We need to have a place to the user to enter a date, time and text to send in the SMS message. On the same page should be a summary of any upcoming reminders that are scheduled to be sent. If possible I would also like to have some sort of list of all the users associated with the account. I am thinking along the lines of how twitter has the messages on the left and a right side bar that has the user info. instead of just listing the logged in user provide space to display the other people too.
Attached are our logo and a really bad sketch that I did to give an idea of what we may be looking for. Feel free to use your design skills to make the site look and operate the way you want it to work in real life.
Sites we like:


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Saul bass created fantastic film titles and posters like this one (a wikipedia creative commons image, thanks Wikipedia!). A great idea, well crafted.
Anyway, this rather short post isn't about Saul Bass and his posters.
We have never been a fan of trying to define what design or art are. It's pointless, why pigeon hole yourself?
But we think Saul Bass hit the nail on the head:
"Design is thinking made visual."
We think Calvin Cooldige would approve.


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You could use a variety of fruits – I think plums would work well, but I went for cherry as I thought it would be delicious with the crumbly, nutty topping. This photo shows the three layers well; sponge, cherry and crumble:
The topping is extremely crumbly and, for that reason, I recommend you eat this cake in a dignified manner using a plate and a fork. No cramming it in leaning over the kitchen sink or you'll lose half the topping!
Yes, that is a huge amount of cream. I can't think of a single way to mitigate it....unflattering camera angle perhaps? Unfeasibly small piece of cake? I think you know me better than that...
Serving the cake with cream works particularly well as you can use the cream to pick up the crumbs – I've got it all sussed out!
For the streusel topping:
85g chopped hazelnuts
85g plain flour
55g unsalted butter, cut into cubes
55g Demerara sugar
For the cake:
100g caster sugar
2 eggs
75g self raising flour
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
Approx 20 cherries – I used tinned
How to make:
- Preheat the oven to 190°C/fan oven 170°C/375°F/Gas mark 5.
- Line a 20cm round cake tin with baking paper.
- Start by making the topping: take half the hazelnuts and blitz in the food processor until you have fine crumbs. Chop the other half of the hazelnuts roughly.
- In a bowl rub together the ground hazelnuts, flour and butter until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs.
- Stir in the sugar and chopped nuts. Put to one side.
- Now make the cake: beat together the butter and sugar until pale and fluffy.
- Beat in the eggs one at a time.
- Beat in the vanilla.
- Stir in the flour.
- Spoon the thick cake batter into the prepared tin and level the surface.
- Place the cherries on top.
- Sprinkle over the streusel topping.
- Bake for approximately 1 hour or until a skewer inserted into the cake comes out cleanly. Mine took exactly an hour.
- Leave to cool in the tin before removing and storing in an airtight container.
- Serve with whipped or clotted cream.
- Bask in glory at the wonderful thing you have made.
- Eat.


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SACRAMENTO — Many state senators will serve constituents outside their official districts for the next two years to address a quirk caused by the redrawing of political boundaries in 2011.
When the legislative district maps were remade, some new districts overlapped old ones. Voters in only half of the 40 state Senate districts chose representatives last year. Some communities in the old districts were moved into new ones that will not have elections until 2014.
That has left nearly 4 million Californians without an elected representative in the Senate for the next two years, while others temporarily have two senators.
"That happens during every redistricting. It can't be helped," said Peter Yao, former chairman of the Citizens Redistricting Commission, created by voters to redraw legislative boundaries every 10 years. "It has happened more this time around because we dramatically moved the district lines."


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First known as Salmon Falls for the salmon and shad found there, the falls were an important food source for the Native Americans and European communities in the region. During the late 18th century the falls were dammed, increasing the power potential of the water and stimulating the growth of industry. The potholes that lie below the dam began forming 14,000 years ago. During the ice age, a giant lake that is now referred to as Lake Hitchcock covered the area. Once this drained, the Deerfield River was formed. The water's action eroded the rock and formed these potholes.
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The beach at Hane station.
After sweating through all of my clothes on my way to and from Yunotsu Onsen a nice swim was in order. Consulting the Railway Mapple (recommended for any train trip) I figured that little Hane station was the closest to a beach. The little village, abandoned by any tourist traffic that might have been there merely a month ago, looked totally shut down. Little beach-side hotels, restaurants, and bars were all shut down for the season or under repair. Abandoned while the weather was hot and the swimming was great. Why the lack of beach goers? Typically the first half of August is taken up by Obon where you visit your relatives houses and pray at your ancestors graves leaving no time--or money--for going to the beach. Also, August is the month where all of the Kami, the various Shinto gods, gather in Izumo Taisha, a grand Shinto shrine located ironically a few train stops north of this beach. During this time it is thought to be unsafe to enter the water.
|Housing along the road in front of Hane station
Either way there were no stores open along the beach, and only a few people bathing. I ducked around one of the giant concrete tetrapods to exchange my sweaty clothing for my bathing suit and dashed into the water. Swimming in the calm waters of the Japan Sea never cease to be one of the most amazingly blissful experiences I can have in Japan. Never too cold or too hot and always great for just floating and staring up into the massive blue sky above you. Such a peaceful and transcendent moment can scrape off many months of built up stress like plaque being taken from tooth. Just writing this, I'm thinking of how can I get back to the Japan Sea one more time before the weather changes.
|The shadows offered little relief from the afternoon sun, not that I wanted any.
In the water, I chatted with some jr. high school girls who came in about the same time that I did. Shimane doesn't get many foreign tourists, and out here in the middle of no where even less. Sadly, their English comprehension and typical bashfulness did not let them go beyond a simple, yet giggly, "Hello!" Floating there in the water I talked to them in Japanese for a while. They thought it very cool that I lived in Nishinoimya to which I replied that I wished I could live in Shimane. I tried to teach them to say good afternoon, said good bye, and swam back to the shore. I was getting hungry and needed to search for a shower of water faucet of some kind to rinse my self off before returning to the trains.
|A closed storefront, or just a house? Abandoned or not? I could not tell.
Leaving my damp swimsuit on and putting on my boots only, I took off along the shore. I stuck my dry, yet stinking of sun baked sweat, clothing in a bag to carry with me. My body soaked up the sun. I didn't care if I got a burn. A sign of total relaxation in the Japan Sea it would be. I thought to myself. Walking down the beach and back up the main street, I couldn't find a public shower or water faucet anywhere. Hoping there might be at the station I returned there to find nothing. Some stations have water taps on the platform for riders to use, this one, the one that I really needed it, didn't. Returning to the beach I saw a family using one of the outdoor showers mounted on the wall of a hotel. I asked if I could use the water too, but they replied that they weren't sure if they could use it either. Another person at the beach told them that the showers worked and that it *should* be OK to use. I jumped into the ocean once more as I waited for the family to finish and quickly, as I didn't want to abuse the hotel's unknowing kindness, washed the salt and sand from my skin.
Now my thoughts turned to my grumbling stomach. People say there are convenience stores and vending machines everywhere in Japan. That's right, up until you really need one. Walking the opposite direction form the station as I came, I found a little supermarket. Putting on a shirt I entered and enjoyed the cool radiating from the ancient coolers. Old refrigerators make a much better feeling cool for some reason. A sale priced tonkatsu, some fried chicken and spinach salad made my lunch. But where was the beer? A bit father down the road the cashier told me.
|Looking towards Matsue and Yonago from Hane station.
The liquor shop was not that far down the street. I entered the unlit and sparsely stocked store to find no one working. A loud "sumimasen" brought out the mother of the house to take my money for two cans of Asahi. By this time I was afraid of missing my train. I'd have to wait an hour or more if I missed this train. Getting to the station with time to spare, I adjusted my bags and got ready to ride the trains again. Once the train appeared, however, there was a problem. It was packed.
|Hane station.
I let the train go with out me on board, and chilled out in the heat of the station building eating my food and drinking my beer. A older couple came and were looking for the time table or map of the area, I let them look at mine. An hour later I got on the train. I hoped the smell of my soaked and dried out shirt and jeans didn't stink up the train as I watched the sun set on Shimane. It was dark as I arrived at Yonago in Tottori prefecture. I entered Shimane the same day before the sun had risen and left after it had set.


text: For the past few years, networks have been digitally inserting ads and product placements for new products into old reruns. Shannon just noticed one in a rerun of a 2007 episode of "How I Met Your Mother." In the background on the shelf is a magazine with an ad on the back for the new "Zookeeper" starring Kevin James. Here's the original shot, which shows no books on the back shelf. [More]


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Product DescriptionThe Kensington (Rectangular) garden room is from the PVCu Garden Building range designed for ultimate living. Ideal for just relaxing and enjoying the garden and fresh air, or for many other uses including dining, children`s play area, a hot-tub enclosure or even an office. Being PVCu these Garden Buildings are virtually maintenance free-ideal for busy lives, and are available in White and Golden Oak. All of the Garden Buildings have double glazing as standard for extra security and all year round use, and because all models offer 360 degree views they are very light and airy, even as the sun moves around the garden. With versatility and quality the Garden Buildings also provide a fantastic centre piece for the garden. Manufactured in a state of the art factory to the latest industry standards, this garden room has been especially designed with a DIYer in mind. The window panels are glazed in the factory and no screws or drilling is required. Installation guide available and includes manufacturers 10 year guarantee for complete peace of mind.
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- 28mm double glazed units using 4mm toughened safety glass throughout, (including any top vents) to BS EN1279 & BS 6206A standards.
- 25mm multi walled polycarbonate roof sheets
- Manufacturers 10 year product guarantee
- 2858mm (w) x 2190mm (p) (9ft 4ins width x 7ft 2ins projection)
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- Kensington Garden Building with all fixings
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John Quincy Adams diary 26 (almanac), 4 March 1802 - 20 September
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Monday, November 7, 2011
3 DIYs I'm dying to try
easy DIY wool cape from P.S.- I made this....yeah, love it! It would be so easy to add some trim to this or add a pocket, etc. Good basic idea! I confess that I haven't worn a poncho yet, but I really think they're here to stay for a while, so I think I'll give one a try. I think the fabric you choose will determine if it's more of an 'on trend' sort of piece or not. I'm wanting one in a brown herringbone pattern w/some brown corduroy trim, but maybe that's a little too Sherlock?!
these easy DIY ornaments (anleitung auf Deutsch hier); honestly, I already had this in my head to do thanks to her book, except she upped it by using festive fabric/ribbon as hangers (I was only going to use twine; her idea is so much better!). I totally have a few ideas rolling around in relation to this project, so I just need to get some of that air dry clay and get a move on!
muslin transfer photo lanterns on Design*Sponge = true love. How cool is this idea?! If only I knew what photo transfer stuff was auf Deutsch and where to buy it over here. Do any of you know where to get it? Our local Bastelladen (craft store) is the size of a shoebox, so I may just ask for some American stuff for Christmas.
What about you? Any favorites of this bunch? Any special projects you're planning on trying?
6 comments :
- Knoopjes said...
What a great idea! Just post them here! :)
Love the wool cape & the photo-trasfers on jars, I would do them in black & white!
Have a great new week!
- November 7, 2011 at 9:19 AM
- Juliette said...
oooh, I love the idea of doing them in black and white! Good idea Knoopjes!
- November 7, 2011 at 9:31 AM
- Amie McCracken said...
Don't know if it works this way with muslin, but the way to transfer photos onto canvas is with modge podge.
Check out this post I found through pinterest.
Happy crafting!
- November 7, 2011 at 9:36 AM
- Juliette said...
Thanks Amie! I'm going to have to check that out!
- November 7, 2011 at 9:42 AM
- frauheuberg said...
oh, just lovley DIYprojects...;)...thanks for your sweet visit on our blog...so fine to meet from time to time some former students from BYW...especially you, my dear...;)...wish you a lovley creative week...cheers and hugs...i...
p.s.if i find something to this subject, i will let you know...;)...
- November 7, 2011 at 11:18 PM
- Kelly said...
Just two days ago I was asking my husband if he thought I could pull off a cape. Brilliant timing! I might have to try this...
- November 13, 2011 at 7:51 PM