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A panel of advisers to the Food and Drug Administration on Thursday unanimously recommended that the agency authorize a booster dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at least six months after completion of the initial two-dose regimen.
The recommendation applies to people 65 years and older, those 18 to 64 who are at high risk of severe COVID-19 and those people in the same age group whose work or institutional exposure puts them at high COVID-19 risk.
The recommendation mirrors the authorization that the FDA gave to Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 booster doses in September.
The 19-0 vote came after presentations by representatives from the FDA and Moderna and committee discussion. The FDA typically follows the advice of its advisory committees, though it isn't required to.
Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine booster is half the dose of the initial shots used in its two-shot vaccination — 50 micrograms of mRNA versus 100 micrograms per each initial shot.
To set the stage, Dr. Peter Marks, director of the FDA's Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, made introductory remarks as the meeting got underway Thursday morning. "It's important to remember that the vaccines still provide strong protection against serious outcomes, especially for younger age groups," he said. "The vaccine effectiveness against mild to moderate disease does appear to wane over time for the different vaccines. And we do need to account for the fact that mild to moderate COVID-19 can be associated with adverse outcomes, such as blood clots and long COVID-19, even in those who have breakthrough infections after vaccination."
The panel heard from researchers from Israel who gave an update on the experience with the Pfizer-BioNTech booster, which uses the same kind of mRNA technology as Moderna's vaccine.
"The administration of the booster dose helped Israel dampen infections and severe cases in the fourth wave," said Dr. Sharon Alroy-Preis, director of public health services at the Israeli Ministry of Health. An analysis of side effects, including heart inflammation, was reassuring, she said, especially for the most worrisome problems. "I'm very confident about the serious events."
Several of the committee members said the Israeli data sheds important light on the role of boosters and was persuasive.
Some committee members said consistency with the previous action on the Pfizer-BioNTech booster was important too.
"I support this [emergency use authorization] because we've already approved it for Pfizer, and I don't see how we can possibly not approve it for Moderna and not have most U.S. folks completely confused," said Dr. Stanley Perlman of the University of Iowa. "I think it's a pragmatic issue."
Just before the committee voted, Dr. Eric Rubin, editor-in-chief of The New England Journal of Medicine, acknowledged that there was incomplete information and some unanswered questions about the Moderna booster. "The data are not perfect," he said, "but these are extraordinary times and we have to work with imperfect data."
After the vote, the panel discussed a separate question posed by the FDA: Should use of the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna boosters be expanded to the general population younger than 65 (but at least 18)? The expert panel wasn't inclined to support that.
The FDA's Marks acknowledged that there was not much appetite for lowering the age range much, if at all, for general boosting.
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Redmine theme list¶
- Table of contents
- Redmine theme list
- Themes last updated in 2021
- Themes last updated in 2020
- Themes last updated in 2019
- Themes last updated in 2018
- Themes last updated in 2017
- Themes updated in 2016
- Updated in 2015
- Updated in 2014
- Updated in 2013
- Updated in 2012
- Updated before 2012
- Themes included within Redmine core software
- Redmine theme list legend
This is a directory of the available themes for Redmine, sorted with the most recently updated ones first. The information listed in the respective theme entry fields is described in the legend at the end of this page. General information about Redmine themes and how to install them into your Redmine can be found on Themes.
Other helpful things- Theme Changer plugin lets each user select their own preferred theme at "My page" Compatible with 2 and 3
- Custom CSS plugin: allows CSS changes to be made from within Redmine itself. Compatible with 2 and 3
- Sidebar: button to hide/show it: 2016 discussion of plugins and a patch
- AngularJS based Redmine REST API Clients discussion
- _RedWord_ for Word Press - a layer, to allow use of any Redmine theme directly.
- Redmine Themes Directory (Third-party website)
Themes last updated in 2021¶
Abacus Themes - Abacusmine (Commercial theme)¶
- Abacus Themes' Abacusmine a modern responsive theme for Redmine. Continuous development since 2014.
- Author: Michael Stanek
- Latest release: 2020-05-11 (May 11th, 2021)
- Compatible with: Redmine 2.0.4 - 4.2.1
- Website: https://www.abacusthemes.com/
- Pricing: https://www.abacusthemes.com/redmine-theme/abacusmine-pricing
- Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Jc7xX6A_rM
- Compatible with RedmineUP plugins + dozens more
- Screenshots:
- _farend bleuclair theme_
- Author: Far End Technologies Corporation
- Latest release: v0.4.0 - 2021-05-07. Release page
- Compatible with: Redmine 3.4 - 4.2
- Public SCM: https://github.com/farend/redmine_theme_farend_bleuclair
- Public ITS: https://github.com/farend/redmine_theme_farend_bleuclair/issues
- Screenshots: https://github.com/farend/redmine_theme_farend_bleuclair#demo
BRT BOOSTMINE theme (Commercial theme)¶
- Boostmine is a new powerful, responsive and customizable premium theme for Redmine.
- Author: BestRedmineTheme & Luis Blasco
- Latest release: v.3.0 - 2021-06-10 (Redmine 4.2 compatibility and new checkboxes styling). Changelog
- Compatible with: Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Edge, Redmine 2.5 - 4.2.x
- Many skins available
- Knowledge Base and support.
- Compatible with all RedmineUP plugins and many others
- Website: https://bestredminetheme.com/boostmine
- Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBDtdRzTYjE
- Screenshots:
BRT ZENMINE theme (Commercial theme)¶
- Zenmine is a new minimal, responsive and customizable premium theme for Redmine.
- Author: BestRedmineTheme & Luis Blasco
- Latest release: v.2.0 - 2021-06-10 (Redmine 4.2 compatibility and new checkboxes styling). Changelog
- Compatible with: Firefox, Safari, Chrome, IE 11, Edge, Redmine 2.5 - 4.2.x
- Many skins available
- Left or right sidebar. Normal or compact layout. Sticky or fixed header.
- Knowledge Base and support.
- Compatible with all RedmineUP plugins and many others
- Website: https://bestredminetheme.com/zenmine
- Video: https://youtu.be/-2vktLS4dbY
- Screenshots:
- _gitmike_ GitHub-like theme, pure white, Issue list with color codes. It is based on A1 theme version 1.0.3 by Kirill Bezrukov
- Author: _Makoto Kawasaki_
- Latest release: v1.2.1 - 2021-04-01. Changelog
- Compatible with: Redmine 2.x - 4.x
- Public SCM: https://github.com/makotokw/redmine-theme-gitmike
- Public ITS: https://github.com/makotokw/redmine-theme-gitmike/issue
- Screen shot: Image
Nuno Zeta (Commercial theme)¶
- "Nuno Zeta": https://nunothemes.com/redmine-theme/ Nuno Zeta is a perfect solution for mobile redmine theme it has engaging, modern and eye catching design.
- Author: Nunothemes.com & Softbless
- Latest release: v.1.0.4 - 2021-02-10. Changelog
- Compatible with: Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Edge, Redmine 2.6 - 4.1+
- Multiple Color Scheme (Pink, Blue, Dark Red, Purple and Green)
- Supported Plugin : Knowledge Base, Redmine Local Avatar Plugin, DMSF, Xapian Search Plugin, Redmine Checklist, Redmine Agile Plugin, Clipboard Image Paste, A common libraries, Custom Menu Redmine, Redmine Auto Done 100%, Redmine Code Review plugin, Redmine Default Due Date Plugin, Redmine Email Images plugin, Redmine email inline images plugin, Issue Importer, Redmine Issue Templates plugin, Redmine Landing Page plugin, Redmine Mail Reminder plugin, Redmine Mentions, Menu Links Plugin, Redmine Recurring Tasks, Redmine Slack.
- Website
- Screenshots (we have 2 menu styles, horizontal and vertical) :
- Horizontal Menu
- Classy Blue Color Scheme :
- Pink Color Scheme :
- Vertical Menu
- Classy Blue Color Scheme :
- Pink Color Scheme :
- Other Screenshots
- Horizontal Menu
- PurpleMine2 : Modern, and customisable: offers eg hideable sidebar, exhaustive color codes in issue list. Written in SCSS, uses normalize.css and some parts of Bootstrap like mixins, structure, and stuff.
- Author: mrliptontea
- Latest release: 2.15.0, 2021-05-23
- Compatible with: Redmine 3.0+ - 4.0+. Browsers: IE10+/Edge, latest Firefox and Google Chrome (others were not tested).
- Compatible with RedmineUP plugins and others(Backlogs, Redmine Banner, issue-id...)
- Public SCM: https://github.com/mrliptontea/PurpleMine2
- Screenshots:
REDMINE-EVOLUTION theme (Commercial theme)¶
- Enjoy a new *REDMINE-EVOLUTION* interface working with Redmine on a daily basis.
- Author: REDMINE-EVOLUTION
- Latest release: 1.7.1, 2021-08-27 (August 27, 2021) - *Changelog*
- Compatible with: Redmine 2.6+ - 4.2.x
- Website
- Pricing
- Video about theme
- Get FREE BONUS with theme -> Video
- Compatible with RedmineUP plugins and others plugins
- Screenshots:
- minimalflat2 is Minimal and Flat. Responsive (Redmine 3.2 onwards). Modern color scheme by Flat UI & Espresso, Expandable tree view of the project list,
- Support: Redmine v4.2.2 or later
- Author: akabeko
- Latest release: v1.8.0, 2021/8/28
- Public SCM: https://github.com/akabekobeko/redmine-theme-minimalflat2
Themes last updated in 2020¶
Themes are sorted in alphabetical order.
A1 theme¶
- A1 is flat, responsible theme for redmine.
- Author: Kirill Bezrukov
- Latest release: v.3.0.0 - 2020-02-13
- Compatible with: FF, Safari, Chrome, IE7+, Redmine 1.x - 4.1.x
- Screen shots:
Kodomo Redmine¶
- Kodomo Redmine is a theme for kids and children. This theme is still experimental, but I hope to provide a more friendly Redmine with bright colors and fun fonts.
- Support: Redmine v4.0.x or later
- Author: Akiko Takano
- Latest release:
, 2020-05-30 - Public SCM: https://github.com/akiko-pusu/redmine_theme_kodomo
- Public ITS: https://github.com/akiko-pusu/redmine_theme_kodomo/issues
- Screen shot: Short movie
Kodomo Redmine Midori¶
- Kodomo Redmine Midori is a theme for kids and children, based on green color. This theme is still experimental, but I hope to provide a more friendly Redmine with bright colors and fun fonts.
- Support: Redmine v4.0.x or later
- Author: Akiko Takano
- Latest release:
, 2020-06-24 - Public SCM: https://github.com/akiko-pusu/redmine_theme_kodomo_midori
- Public ITS: https://github.com/akiko-pusu/redmine_theme_kodomo_midori/issues
- Screen shot: PC version
- Sample movie: Responsive mode demo
- Openmind : Openmind is a readability and Markdown-friendly theme for Redmine.
- Author: Terry L.
- Latest release: 1.0.0, 2020-03-06
- Compatible with: Redmine 3.0+ - 4.0+. Browsers: IE10+/Edge, latest Firefox and Google Chrome (others were not tested).
- Public SCM: https://github.com/terrylinooo/openmind
- Screenshots:
- RTMaterial : Modern, and use material color. You can use a plugin for select one color by project
- Author: fraoustin
- Latest release: 0.1.8, 2020-01-16
- Compatible with: Redmine 3.0+ - 4.0+. Browsers: IE10+/Edge, latest Firefox and Google Chrome (others were not tested).
- Public SCM: https://github.com/fraoustin/RTMaterial
- Screenshots:
- Sidebar : More content space, reduced top banner and slimmer left navigation
- Author: Adhi Software
- Latest release: 0.0.4, 2020-05-16
- Compatible with: Redmine 4.1+
- Public SCM: https://github.com/dhanasingh/sidebar
- Video: https://youtu.be/w-Jt590qb3w
- Screenshots: http://erpmine.org/projects/sidebar/wiki/Screenshots
- Author: Adhi Software
- Latest release: 0.0.4, 2020-05-16
- Compatible with: Redmine 4.1+
- Public SCM: https://github.com/dhanasingh/sidebar
- Video: https://youtu.be/w-Jt590qb3w
- Screenshots: http://erpmine.org/projects/sidebar/wiki/Screenshots
Themes last updated in 2019¶
Circle theme¶
- Circle is a freshly designed soft color palette redmine theme with flat styles and form elements styles. Hide sidebar button and dropdown menu items
- Author: _RedmineUP_
- Latest release: v.2.1.5 - 2019-12-23
- Compatible with: Redmine 2.x - 4.1.x
- Screen shots:
Flatly light¶
- Flatly light is a modern and elegant flat theme, with slide out side panel
- Author: _Petr Stepchenko_
- Latest release: 0.2.4, 2019-11-08
- Compatible with: Redmine 2.5.x - 3.4.3
- Public SCM: https://github.com/Nitrino/flatly_light_redmine
- Public ITS: https://github.com/Nitrino/flatly_light_redmine/issues
- Screenshots:
- minimalflat2 is Minimal and Flat. Responsive (Redmine 3.2 onwards). Modern color scheme by Flat UI & Espresso, Expandable tree view of the project list,
- Support: Redmine v4.0.4 or later
- Author: akabeko
- Latest release: v1.6.1, 2019/7/17
- Public SCM: https://github.com/akabekobeko/redmine-theme-minimalflat2
- Screenshot: Projects Editor Issue Settings
For mobile Menu
Nuno Kappa (Commercial theme)¶
- Nuno Kappa is powerful, responsive and will give your Redmine professional and eye-catching look.
- Author: Nunothemes.com & Softbless
- Latest release: v.1.0 - 2019-07-09. Changelog
- Compatible with: Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Edge, Redmine 2.6 - 4.0
- Multiple Color Scheme (Blue, Red, Magenta, Yellow, Green and Orange)
- Supported Plugin : Knowledge Base, Redmine Local Avatar Plugin, DMSF, Xapian Search Plugin, Redmine Checklist, Redmine Agile Plugin, Clipboard Image Paste, A common libraries, Custom Menu Redmine, Redmine Auto Done 100%, Redmine Code Review plugin, Redmine Default Due Date Plugin, Redmine Email Images plugin, Redmine email inline images plugin, Issue Importer, Redmine Issue Templates plugin, Redmine Landing Page plugin, Redmine Mail Reminder plugin, Redmine Mentions, Menu Links Plugin, Redmine Recurring Tasks, Redmine Slack.
- Website
- Screenshots:
- Red Color Scheme :
- Blue Color Scheme :
- Other Screenshots
Themes last updated in 2018¶
Alex theme¶
- Alex theme is designed for Usability. And is required if using the Usability Plugin
- Latest release: 2018-02-21
- Author: Danil Kukhlevskiy
- Public SCM: https://bitbucket.org/dkuk/redmine_alex_skin/overview
"Project round blue" - theme (Commercial theme)¶
- "Project round blue" is a high quality design, responsive and special theme for "Redmine".
- Author: Masami Ishimaru Milli,inc.
- Latest release: Ver1.0.0 - 2018-08-03.
- Compatible with: Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Edge, Redmine 3.4
- Website日本語: http://info.milli.jp/article/roundblue.html
- Online shop(日本語): https://shop.milli.jp/items/12600655
- Online shop(English): https://milli-inc.stores.jp/items/5b73c6645f786659ac00010c
YeniHayat Redmine Theme¶
- YeniHayat Redmine Theme is a modern and elegant theme
- Author: Can Toron
- Latest release: v1.2, 2018-12-13
- Compatible with: Redmine 3.2.1 or later (including latest 4.x versions)
- Public SCM: https://github.com/yenihayat/redmine-theme-yh
- Screenshots:
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yenihayat/redmine-theme-yh/master/screenshots/issues.png
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yenihayat/redmine-theme-yh/master/screenshots/issues2.png
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yenihayat/redmine-theme-yh/master/screenshots/activity2.png
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yenihayat/redmine-theme-yh/master/screenshots/admin.png
Themes last updated in 2017¶
SASS Theme¶
- Sass is a theme forked from the vanilla Redmine v3.3 stylesheet and converted to SASS (sources are available).
Its purpose is to improve moderately the vanilla theme.- Author: Fabrice Salvaire
- License: CC by-nc-na
- Latest release: 2017-07-25
- Compatible with: Modern Browser and Redmine v3.4
- Screenshots:
Priority Issue theme¶
- Priority Issue theme is based on the default Redmine theme
- Author: Fourat Achour
- Latest release: 2017-01-02
- Compatible with: Redmine 3.1.1
- Public SCM: https://github.com/SiFAST/redmine-priority-theme
- Screenshots:
Themes updated in 2016¶
Tasks colors from Mantis¶
- Tasks colors from Mantis possible to integrate to most themes (default classic theme). It make your favorite redmine theme with well-understandabe well-established tasks colors bring from Mantis bug tracking system.
- Author: Serguei Okladnikov
- Release: 2016-07-26
- Website: https://github.com/oklas/redmine-color-tasks
- Public SCM: https://github.com/oklas/redmine-color-tasks
- Screenshots:
- Default theme with the standart classic theme
- Overloading example with NYSenate Gitlab-looking theme
ChiliProject Look and Feel¶
- ChiliProject Look & Feel adds the original ChiliProject theme and menu style to Redmine (ChiliProject was a fork of Redmine between 2011-2013: some of the nice functionality ideas have since been written as plugins for core Redmine http://www.chiliproject.eu/projects/chiliproject-eu/wiki/Current_plugins
- Compatible with: 4.0.x, 3.2.x, 3.1.x, 3.0.x
- Latest release: 2015-03-10
- Public SCM: https://github.com/chiliproject-eu/chiliproject_look_and_feel
- Website: http://www.chiliproject.eu/projects/chiliproject-eu/wiki/ChiliProject_Look_and_Feel_Plugin
- Demo: http://www.chiliproject.eu/projects/chiliproject-eu/wiki/ChiliProject_Look_and_Feel_Plugin
- Screen shot: Can be seen live at http://www.chiliproject.eu
Dwarf Theme¶
- Dwarf - responsive HD Redmine theme for screens between 1600 and 1920. Side nav bar, 2-column content layout, nicer dropdowns,
- Website: https://github.com/themondays/Dwarf
- GitHub: Dwarf
- Author: Jared Denison
- Public SCM: https://github.com/themondays/Dwarf
- Public ITS: https://github.com/themondays/Dwarf/issues
- Release: 2016-01-30
- Compatible with: Redmine 2.0.4 - 3.x
- Screenshots:
- Minelab A theme inspired by Gitlab, written in Sass, uses Bourbon for cross browser compatibility, Neat for responsive grids and Font Awesome to replace all the stock icons (forked for Redmine 3 from https://hardpixel.github.io/minelab)
- Author: hardpixel
- Latest commit: 2016/03/15
- Public SCM: https://github.com/jjanusch/minelab
- Screenshots: http://hardpixel.github.io/minelab/
Progressive Projects List theme¶
- Progressive Projects List theme extends default theme with usability features in Projects: Bold subproject names on project listing, Make "not my" projects grey on project list, so my projects stand out. (all via application.css)
- Author: _Dmitry Babenko_
- Latest release: 3.0.1, 2016-01-04
- Compatible with: Redmine 3.2, 3.1, 3.0, 2.6, 2.5, 2.4, 2.3, 2.2, 2.1
- Features:
- Show overall projects status in progress bars
- Show project status in progress bars at project overview page
- Quick links to issues, new issue, version, etc directly from the projects list
- Show due date of the projects and versions
- Recently viewed projects sidebar block
- Public SCM: https://github.com/stgeneral/redmine-progressive-projects-list
- Screenshots of ProjectList page:
- Projects with status bars: http://stgeneral.github.io/redmine-progressive-projects-list/images/screenshots/v020/progressive-projects-list-v020-progress.png
- and also with menus per bar: http://stgeneral.github.io/redmine-progressive-projects-list/images/screenshots/v020/progressive-projects-list-v020-menus-n-progress.png
- and more: http://stgeneral.github.io/redmine-progressive-projects-list/screenshots.html
Updated in 2015¶
Fedmine theme¶
- Fedmine is a simplistic theme with simplistic buttons and RTL support, . Configurable from redmine settings panel and has installer/updater script - so is installed as a plugin. (based on Gitmike theme, but modified to look completely different)
- Author: Shashank Jain
- Latest release:
, 2015-10-15 - Compatible with: Redmine 2.4.x & Redmine Trunk
- Public SCM: https://github.com/Froiden/fedmine
- Public ITS: https://github.com/Froiden/fedmine/issues
- Screenshots:
- project page: https://raw.github.com/Froiden/fedmine/master/screenshots/projects-page.jpg
- 3 more screenshts: https://github.com/Froiden/fedmine/tree/master/screenshots
Updated in 2014¶
Basecamp-with-icon theme¶
- _Basecamp-with-icon theme_ is a fork theme of 'Basecamp theme' (above one) of 37signals® Basecamp® theme.
- Author:
- Original: _Peter Theill_
- Icons: Dutch Icon set, http://dutchicon.com/articles/free-icons (CCAS 3.0)
- Theme and icon modifier : _Park Hyun-woo_
- Latest release: v.0.1.1 - 2014-08-27
- Compatible with: Redmine 1.3.x, Redmine 1.4.x and Redmine 2.1.x
- Public SCM: https://github.com/lqez/redmine-theme-basecamp-with-icon
- Public ITS: https://github.com/lqez/redmine-theme-basecamp-with-icon/issues
- Screen shot: Image
- Author:
Theme Flat¶
- Theme Flat made with Sass & Compass so changing colors etc. should be very easy, (Colors are defined in the top of /sass/application.scss)
- Author: "_Tsachi Shlidor_"
- Latest release: 2014-10-19
- Public SCM: https://github.com/tsi/redmine-theme-flat
- Screenshots:
- A-Responsive-1 is a responsive theme based on bootstrap mixins (Sass) and loosely inspired by A1. Take care: There are bugs not fixed since May 2014 on this alpha theme
- Author: _Emmanuelle Delescolle_
- Latest release:
, 2014-05-23 - Compatible with: Redmine 2.5.x (it may work with other versions, but this is the only one we have tested with so far)
- Public SCM: http://code.lasolution.be/a-responsive-1
- Public ITS: http://vc.lasolution.be/projects/a-responsive-1/issues
- Screenshots: http://www.lasolution.be/blog/a-responsive-1-theme-redmine-alpha-release.html
Nyss-gitlab theme¶
- Nyss-gitlab is a Gitlab-looking theme for Redmine: forked to work better with Redmine 2.1.x, (from modula-gitlab project, a fork of Modula's Mojito)
- Author: "nysenate"
- Latest release: updated 2014-03-07
- Compatible with: Redmine 2.1
- Public SCM: https://github.com/nysenate/nyss-gitlab-redmine-theme
- Screenshots: https://github.com/nysenate/nyss-gitlab-redmine-theme
Pixel Cookers theme¶
- Pixel Cookers is a nice, dark and blue theme for Redmine. (Using more CSS3 and less images: uses LESS, and Bootstrap.
- Author: _Ludovic Meyer_ (Site)
- Latest release: updated 2014-02-08
- Compatible with: Redmine 0.8.x, 1.2, 1.4, 2.0, 2.1, 2.2, 2.4 & Redmine Trunk
- Public SCM: https://github.com/pixel-cookers/redmine-theme
- Public ITS: https://github.com/pixel-cookers/redmine-theme/issues
- Installation instructions: Project Site
- Screenshots: see Screenshots' lower in page
Redmine Bootstrap¶
- Bootstrap is an overhaul of Redmine using the Twitter Bootstrap theme and jQuery. Due to having to override some of Redmine's views, this theme is made available as a plugin not simply a theme. Forked by HE-Arc in 2014 to handle REdmine 2.3 /2.4.
- Author: _Reuben Mallaby_ and https://github.com/HE-Arc
- Latest release:
, 2014-02-18 - Compatible with: _Redmine 2.3 and 2.4
- Public SCM: https://github.com/HE-Arc/redmine_bootstrap/tree/redmine-2.4
- Screenshot: none available, even after searching
Issue Readability theme¶
- Issue Readability theme : For the Issues (list view) : it colour-codes each issues based on the Status of that issue. (or in the vague terms from Github, it 'supports high readability of the result list')
- Author: Jong-Ha Ahn
- Latest release:
, 2014-02-17 - Compatible with: FF, Safari, Chrome, IE7+, Redmine 1.x & Redmine 2.x
- Public SCM: https://github.com/jongha/redmine_issue_readability_theme
- Public ITS: https://github.com/jongha/redmine_issue_readability_theme/issues
- Screen shot: Image
Metro Redmine (forked)¶
- Metro Redmine is a Metro style ( Windows 8 style ) theme for Redmine.
- Forked in 2013, due to issues in original at : https://github.com/excedalogic/metro_redmine/issues
- Latest release: n/a, 2014-01-27
- Compatible with: Redmine 2.x
- Public SCM: https://github.com/astout/metro_redmine
- Screenshot: none available, even after searching
- Pepper is a sleek, clean, and high tech looking theme, that does responsive-width to adapt to fit on small screens, down to smartphones. Built using SASS, Compass.
- Author: _Jakob Skjerning_
- Latest release: n/a, 2013-12-05
- Compatible with: Redmine 2.1, 2.0, 1.4, 1.2
- Public SCM: https://github.com/koppen/redmine-pepper-theme
- Public ITS: https://github.com/koppen/redmine-pepper-theme/issues
- Screenshots: several, see low in this page
Progressive theme¶
- Progressive theme extends default theme with usability features: Colorful priorities
- Author: _Dmitry Babenko_
- Latest release: n/a, 2014-04-11
- Compatible with: Redmine 2.4, 2.3, 2.2, 2.1
- Public SCM: https://github.com/stgeneral/redmine-progressive-theme/issues
- Screenshot:
- Coloured issues in list: http://stgeneral.github.io/redmine-progressive-theme/images/redmine-theme-progressive-issues-priorities.png
- Grey-out 'not-my' projects: http://stgeneral.github.io/redmine-progressive-theme/images/redmine-theme-progressive-grey-projects.png
Red-Andy theme¶
- Red-Andy is a responsive theme, works on mobiles, that combines dark elements and bright boxes, uses CSS3 shadows and round corners: the project menu is right aligned and decorated as tabs. Wiki pages have separate style based on Georgia font. Many elements including avatars, progress bars, code snippets have CSS3 shadows. Most of elements have CSS3 rounded corners.
- Author: _Andriy Lesyuk_
- Latest release:
2014-06-01 - Compatible with: Redmine 1.x.x,Redmine 2.x.x_
- Public SCM: http://subversion.andriylesyuk.com/red-andy
- Public ITS: http://projects.andriylesyuk.com/projects/red-andy/issues
- Demo: http://projects.andriylesyuk.com/ (contains logo, which is not in the theme)
- Screenshots: http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/ThemeRedAndy
Reevo theme¶
- "Reevo theme" is github-like theme for Redmine. It is based on gitmkike theme and A1 theme version 1.0.3 by Kirill Bezrukov
- Author: reevosocial
- Latest release: 2014-03-26
- Compatible with: Redmine 2.x.x
- Public SCM: https://github.com/reevosocial/reevo-redmine-theme/tree/master
Updated in 2013¶
Axiom theme¶
- Axiom is a low-toned (dark) with green highlights.
- Author: Dave Hulihan
- Latest release: _
, 2013-01-11 - Compatible with: Redmine 2.0.x
- Public SCM: https://github.com/hulihanapplications/axiom
- Screen shot: Image
Coffee theme¶
- Coffee is a freshly designed soft color palette redmine theme with fixed 1240px width, fixed top menu and nice button styles.
- Author: _Kirill Bezrukov_
- Latest release: v.0.0.4 - 2013-10-17
- Compatible with: FF, Safari, Chrome, IE7+, Redmine 1.x & Redmine 2.x
- Screen shots:
- Issue:http://redminecrm.com/attachments/download/4264/issue.png
- several more, see Gallery: https://www.redmineup.com/pages/themes/coffee
EEA Redmine Theme¶
- EEA (European Environment Agency) Theme provides the look and feel as used on the website 'EIONET' (Redmine powered)
- Latest release: 2013-06-02
- Public SCM: https://github.com/eea/eea.redmine.theme
- Screenshot: https://www.eionet.europa.eu/styles/eionet2007
East Sussex County Council Redmine theme¶
- ESCC Redmine Theme inherits and builds on the basecamp theme by Peter Theill, Commanigy - http://commanigy.com
- Author: "Peter Theill"
- Latest release:
, 2013-08-01 - Public SCM: https://github.com/east-sussex-county-council/Escc.Redmine.Theme
Highrise theme¶
- Highrise theme is a 37signals Highrise CRM based theme for redmine.
- Author: _Kirill Bezrukov_
- Latest release: v.1.1.2 - 2013-10-17
- Compatible with: FF, Safari, Chrome, IE7+, Redmine 1.x & Redmine 2.x
- Screen shots:
- Image
- more, see Gallery: https://www.redmineup.com/pages/themes/highrise
Progressive Gants Mod theme¶
- Progressive Gants Mod theme extends default theme to add assignee column and some other preferences for Gantt chart
- Author: _Dmitry Babenko_
- Latest release: n/a, 2013-12-18
- Compatible with: _Redmine 2.4
- Public SCM: https://github.com/stgeneral/redmine-progressive-gantt-mods
- Screenshot: Gantt mods
RedmineCRM theme¶
- RedmineCRM theme is freshly designed, open and responsive Redmine and RedmineCRM plugins theme with fixed 960px width, top menu panel and nice button styles.
- Author: _Kirill Bezrukov_
- Latest release: v.0.0.2 - 2013-10-17
- Compatible with: FF, Safari, Chrome, IE7+, Redmine 1.x & Redmine 2.x
- Screen shots:
- Issue page screenshot
- more, see Gallery: https://www.redmineup.com/pages/themes/redminecrm
Redpenny theme¶
- _RedPenny Theme_ is a clean theme, built with CSS3, Font-Awesome icons and custom fonts, aready used on 50+ projects.
- Author: _Jarod Denison_
- Latest release:
2013-05-25 - Compatible with: Redmine 2.x, 2.3.x
- Public SCM: https://github.com/themondays/redpenny
- Public ITS: https://github.com/themondays/redpenny/issues
- Screenshots:
- Demo: http://dev.themondays.ca/
- Sparse a minimalistic projector/flatscreen based theme for dashboards that auto refreshes - should not be used as a system wide theme! (it hides the 'top-menu', 'header', and 'sidebar'). Is dependent on plugin: R-labs Themechanger http://www.r-labs.org/projects/themechanger
- Screenshots: Image
- Author: _shadowbq_
- Latest release: n/a, 2013-04-09
- Compatible with: Redmine 2.3, 2.2, 2.1, 2.0
- Public SCM: https://github.com/shadowbq/redmine_theme_sparse
- Public ITS: https://github.com/shadowbq/redmine_theme_sparse/issues
Updated in 2012¶
Aurora theme¶
- Aurora is a derivative of the default theme, with enhanced fonts and buttons.
- Author: Jorge Barata González http://www.jorgebg.com
- Latest release:
, 2012-02-16 - Compatible with: Redmine 1.1.x
- Public ITS: http://projects.jorgebg.com/projects/redmine-aurora-theme
- Also see: http://projects.jorgebg.com/projects/redmine-aurora-theme
- Screen shots:
- New issue page http://projects.jorgebg.com/attachments/27/screenshot1.jpg
- Overview page: http://projects.jorgebg.com/attachments/28/screenshot2.jpg
CM - Red theme¶
- CM-Red is a Red/ Grey/ Brown Pallet based theme.
- Author: _Chris McKee_
- Latest release:
, 2012-08-10 - Compatible with: Redmine 0.8.x / 0.9.x / 1.0.2 & Redmine Trunk
- Public SCM: http://github.com/ChrisMcKee/redmine-themes/
- Public ITS: http://github.com/ChrisMcKee/redmine-themes/issues
- Screenshots: several at: http://github.com/ChrisMcKee/redmine-themes/
Modula Mojito¶
- Modula Mojito is finely crafted and very polished theme for Redmine, with predominantly green highlights over a dark background.
- Author: _Eero Louhenperä_
- Current maintainer: "_MindClick_": https://github.com/mindclick
- Latest release: n/a, 2012-02-29
- Compatible with: Redmine 0.8.x, 0.9.x & Redmine Trunk (?)
- Public SCM: https://github.com/mindclick/modula-mojito
- Screenshot: none available, even after searching
Modula Gitlab¶
- Modula Gitlab is a mashup of Modula Mojito and the standard Gitlab theme.
- Author: _Eero Louhenperä_, _Charles Phillips_
- Latest release: _
, 2012-10-05 - Compatible with: Redmine 0.8.x & Redmine Trunk, Tested with Redmine 1.4
- Public SCM: https://github.com/doublerebel/modula-gitlab
- Public ITS: https://github.com/doublerebel/modula-gitlab/issues
AG-2 Theme¶
- Theme is orphaned - no information on what the theme looks like, or anything.
- Author: Luis Pm - their website no longer works: http://redmine.andaluciagrafica.com
- Latest release: unknown, was in 2012
- Public SCM: https://code.google.com/p/ag-2-theme/
The website is offline, Andalucía Gráfica. AG themes are no longer online or supported.
I'm working on some new version with other name.
Stay tune for more info. Sorry for all!
best regards
Luis PM
Updated before 2012¶
AdminsQ3 theme¶
- AdminsQ3 is a modified version of the Libernix-redmine-ecogreen theme.
- Author: _AdminsQ3_
- Latest release:
Initial release
, 2010-02-17 - Compatible with: Redmine 0.8.x & Redmine Trunk
- Public SCM: n/a
- Public ITS: n/a
- Blog (Spanish and English): http://adminsq3.blogspot.com/2010/02/cambiando-el-look-redmine.html
- Screen shot: Image
ArchLinux theme¶
- ArchLinux is a derivative of the default theme, and based on the Design found on the ArchLinux website. Theme may be dead: Public SCM below not working at Oct 2014
- Author: _Markus M. May_
- Latest release:
, 2009-11-29 - Compatible with: Redmine Trunk
- Public SCM: http://repo.or.cz/w/archlinuxdevstack.git/tree/HEAD:/redmine-theme
- Public ITS: http://openpario.net/projects/archdevstack
- Screen shot:
- New issue page :http://www.redmine.org/attachments/download/2851
- several screenshots: http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/ThemeArchLinux
Basecamp theme¶
- Basecamp is a Redmine-port of 37signals® Basecamp® theme.
- Author: _Peter Theill_
- Latest release:
, 2009-07-17 - Compatible with: Redmine 0.8.x & Redmine Trunk
- Public SCM: n/a
- Public ITS: n/a
- Screen shot: Image more here
Basecamp Persian theme¶
- basecamp-persian is an RTL version of Basecamp theme with some improvements for Persian language.
- Author: _Behrang Noroozinia_
- Latest release:
, 2011-01-23 - Compatible with: Redmine 1.0.0
- Public SCM: https://github.com/Behrang/redmine-themes
- Public ITS: https://github.com/Behrang/redmine-themes/issues
Libernix-redmine-ecoblue theme¶
- libernix-redmine-ecoblue is a professional looking, open-source theme for Redmine in blue or a range of other colours as below
- Author: _Rajesh Krishnan_
- Latest release: n/a, 2009-11-29
- Compatible with: Redmine 0.8.x & Redmine Trunk
- Public SCM: _GitHub Project Site_
- Public ITS: _GitHub Bug Reporting Site_
- Screenshots:
- _Overview screen_
- _Issues screen_
- Lot more screenshots here
- Installation instructions: _GitHub Project Site_
- Also see other colours:
Modula Martini¶
- Modula Martini is a plain and clean, free to use, theme for Redmine.
- Author: _Eero Louhenperä_
- Author: _Ruxkor_
- Latest release: n/a, 2011-03-17
- Compatible with: Redmine 0.8.x, 0.9.x & 2.4 & Redmine Trunk (?)
- Public SCM: https://github.com/hacklschorsch/martini
- Public ITS: n/a
- Also see a further mod for it, to remove 'overlay loader', https://github.com/hacklschorsch/martini
Redjourn theme (this theme is no longer findable online)¶
- Redjourn is a bright and "cheery" theme created for Softjourn Labs
- At 4 June 2014, that URL is not working, and searching http://softjourn.com also found nothing relevant
- Authors: Lesya Danylyuk and "Andriy Lesyuk":/users/16879 (_Softjourn Inc._)
- Latest release: 2011-03-24
- Compatible with: Redmine 1.0.x
- Public SCM: n/a
- Public ITS: http://labs.softjourn.com/projects/labs (use "Theme" issue category)
- Demo: http://labs.softjourn.com (
Squeejee theme¶
- Squeejee is a dark-theme showing Redmine's theme-capabilities.
- Author: _Wynn Netherland_
- Maintainer: _Mischa The Evil_
- Latest release:
, 2009-05-25 - Compatible with: Redmine 0.8.x & Redmine Trunk
- Public SCM: n/a
- Public ITS: n/a
- Screen shot: Image
Watersky theme¶
- Watersky is a blue theme based on the Redmine Alternate theme.
- Author: _Konstantin Zaitsev_
- Latest release:
, 2009-06-23 - Compatible with: Redmine 0.8.x & Redmine Trunk
- Public SCM: http://code.google.com/p/kosz-redmine-tools/source/browse/#svn/trunk/themes/watersky
- Public ITS: http://code.google.com/p/kosz-redmine-tools/issues/list
- Screen shot: Image
Themes included within Redmine core software¶
Classic theme¶
- Classic theme is a the more classic-looking redmine theme (included).
- Public SCM: http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/repository/browse/trunk/public/themes/classic
- Screen shot: several screenshots
Default theme¶
- Default theme is the default Redmine theme (included).
- Public SCM: http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/repository/browse/trunk/public/stylesheets
- Screen shot: several screenshots
Alternate theme¶
- Alternate is a derivative of the default theme including issuelist-colouring based on issue's priority (included).
- Author: _Jean-Philippe Lang_
- Latest release: N/A
- Compatible with: Redmine 0.8.x & Redmine Trunk
- Public SCM: http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/repository/browse/trunk/public/themes/alternate
- Public ITS: http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/issues
- Screen shot: several here
Redmine theme list legend¶
A sample of a complete themelist entry in Redmine syntax (where <<
and >>
are used as a replacement for the square brackets to prevent parsing by Redmine) looks like this:
h3. Default theme
* <<ThemeDefault|Default>> the default Redmine theme (included).
** Author: "_Jean-Philippe Lang_":/users/1
** Latest release: _<code>n/a</code>, 2009-07-10
** Compatible with: _Redmine 0.8.x & Redmine Trunk_
** Public SCM: _http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/repository/browse/trunk/public/stylesheets_
** Public ITS: _http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/issues_
- Every theme-entry starts with an heading
- This previous heading is followed by a bulleted list item containing a short description of the theme starting with the name of the theme which links to an announcement on the Redmine.org forums or a dedicated wiki-page on Redmine.org
- After the previous list item we now have several bulleted sub-list items containing:
- the author of the theme with a link to the Redmine.org profile page if the user is registered at Redmine.org
- an optional field containing the active maintainer of the theme, with a link to the Redmine.org profile page if the user is registered at Redmine.org, if the theme is mostly maintained by another person than the (initial) author
- the latest release of the theme plus it's release-date, where the release-date is the date of the latest commit if the theme author does not provide packages or git-tags of releases ánd does not update the theme-version after every commit
- the Redmine releases which the theme is compatible with (currently the only two values filled-in are
) ** a link to the public SCM system for the theme (if it exists, otherwisen/a
) - a link to the (dedicated, so no links to forum-threads on Redmine.org) public ITS for the theme (if it exists, otherwise
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Raising money for your favorite non-profit organization is easy and fun for your supporters when you host a fundraising event at Hammer & Stain. Your supporters will have a blast and you could raise $200 or more for your cause! As the organizer for your event, your seat is FREE.
Here's how it works:
There are no physical tickets to sell. We handle all payment transactions through our online registration system. Your supporters will sign up directly at our website (www.hammerandstain.com)
To book a fundraiser, we require you to pay a deposit of $100 (which will be refunded once the minimum sign up has been met). We require a minimum of 15 people in studio and 25 off location and have a pre-set workshop price of $45 per person.
We suggest you book your fundraiser a minimum of 6 weeks in advance of your event in order to allow adequate time to sell at least 15 seats so that the event is profitable for you. We will advertise your fundraiser alongside our other events on social media outlets and in our VIP updates.
After the event, Hammer & Stain will donate proceeds directly to the organization. You must provide us with evidence that you are authorized to collect donations for the organization you represent.
Fundraisers may be scheduled Monday-Thursday for both in studio and off location. Workshops last approximately 2 – 2.5 hours.


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Previous Lesson
Complete and Continue
Self- Empowerment Course
Free from Emotional Captivity/ Role- Self to my True- Self
Welcome to the Self- Empowerment Course (2:03)
Why this course? (4:54)
How Emotional Immaturity develops (6:13)
The Inabilities of Emotionally Immature Parents (EIP)? (12:42)
What is the purpose of this course? (2:56)
By healing our parent relationship we heal All of our relationships (12:44)
Step 1 Captive & Unaware; What I missed as a child
1.1 How Emotionally mature were my Parents? (19:05)
1.2 What did I need as a child I didn't receive? (11:26)
Exercise: 1.1 Questionnaire: Assessing EIP 1.2 Write down: 'What did I need as a child I didn't receive?'
Step 2 Captive & Aware; How I coped
2.1 What is my Healing Fantasy? (20:43)
2.2 What is my Role Self? (38:55)
Exercise, Questionnaires: 2.1 Identify my healing fantasies 2.2 Identify my Role- self
2.3 How my Role- self keeps me stuck
Step 3 Preparing to Break Free
3.1 Managing Expectations (1:51)
3.2 Differentiating Emotionally mature from Immature Behavior (16:17)
Exercise: write down what can't I expect from my emotionally immature parents/ others? (13:45)
Step 4 Breaking Free
4.1 Letting go of my Healing Fantasy (0:26)
4.2 Letting go of my Role- Self to uncover my True- self (17:42)
Exercise: Letting go of my Healing Fantasy & Role Self (2:46)
Step 5 Free
5.1 Being my True- self & Setting boundaries (7:35)
5.2 How do I set boundaries? (30:32)
Exercise: 1. explore hidden feelings. 2. practice keeping focus + boundaries
5.3 Becoming emotionally mature (20:06)
Identifying & choosing Emotionally Mature behavior (20:14)
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The 'Most-Clicked' Montana State Headlines – Week of March 2nd
Here's a look at some of the biggest stories trending in Montana.
- The avalanche that rumbled down Mount Jumbo late Friday afternoon was set up by bands of heavy snow, followed by warm temperatures, more snow, and strong winds. All it needed to come roaring down the hill was a trigger, a snowboarder. Read More
- Enjoy a night at The Baxter in Bozeman with a total of 9 DJs to benefit Bozeman Youth Initiative on March 21st! Read More
- There is a photo of a map that sprouted up online showcasing the most popular, best selling music artists from each state. In other words, artists BORN in particular states that have achieved stardom. However, when you take a close look at the map, you'll notice that our neck of the woods have been completely neglected! Read More
- Here are three strange marriage laws that exist today, including one in the state of Montana. Read More
- Who's ready for a Fat Tuesday night of Bonus Bingo at the Rockin' R Bar in downtown Bozeman? There's a guaranteed $800 Blackout pot. Read More
- Looks like the girls of Real Housewives of New York were out in the "middle of nowhere." Yeehaw! The ladies were in Montana. Read More
- A company that researches music intelligence recently released a study revealing the "most distinctive" music artist in every state...by comparing the number of downloads in correlation with the amount of unwavering support they had for that band. As an example, LINKIN PARK has a massive fan base in Arizona, the Texans stream GEORGE STRAIT far more than most. And it's no surprise that BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN has tons of love in New Jersey. But what about Montana State? Read More
- Spring arrives in Missoula soon, which means the start of prom season for Hellgate, Sentinel, Big Sky, and others . . . and if your kid wants to go, it is going to cost you quite a bit more this year. "The cost of raw materials has gone up." says Becky Wagner, owner of My Sister's Closet on Brooks in Missoula, "plus, labor in China is getting more competitive" causing the prices of dresses and tuxes this year to skyrocket. Read More
- Runner's World voted Bozeman's "Run to the Pub" the #2 "Best in the U.S." half marathon in the country! Register for this fun St. Patty's Day road race, which ends at Pub 317 in downtown Bozeman, and see why on March 15. Read More
- Most men should be aware that when it comes to viewing adult content, you need to close the blinds and turn down the lights. Privacy is a must. In a nod to technology, iPhones and computers pretty much solved that issue. Yet, what happens if your porn watching has to resort to the old school, and you have little to no resources? Easy! Read More
- It's with great excitement that we announce the addition of three more artists to the 2014 Headwaters Country Jam lineup! Read More
- I am so tired of seeing this kind of crap in Billings. It's gross. It's disgusting. And it SHOULD be embarrassing for goodness sakes! Do you know who's rockin this hot look too? It's not who you'd think. Read More


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You can always make room on your staff for a cleaning person. They can stay on top of the office's cleanliness all day, every day but that can get expensive. Not only will you have to pay them their salary, they may be eligible for insurance and other benefits that could start to affect your bottom line, particularly if there isn't much cleaning to do besides minor jobs through Monday to Friday.
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Easter elegy for Jenna Morrison
April 8, 2012The Problem of "God" in Obama's Newtown Elegy
December 22, 20121. Structural Flaws Mirror Interpersonal Flaws
When the Anusara scandal broke, I suggested that a structural flaw in mass-market yoga was as much to blame for the community's implosion as John Friend's shreenis. Namely: a homeless, credit-card-and-air-miles-dependent "movement" built on a mostly-fictional spirituality will probably incubate many thin, dishonest, celebrity-heavy, mutually-enabling, power-distorted, ungrounded, woo-woo relationships. I argued that Friend created the perfect mirage to cover for his shadows and sins: a transnational brand of universalist sentimentality so thick with the jargon of Shringlish that his top shareholders lost their ability to speak truth to power.
We can judge the personal shadows and sins as we must, and call for justice as we should. But as we consider the larger themes of yoga culture and pedagogy I believe we also have to pay attention to is how these shadows calcify into the social structures that then protect them. I think we can agree: we really want to stop creating yoga schools that purport to teach yoga when their corporate and spiritual bureaucracies force them to do the exact opposite.
We want to stop it in Encinitas, but equally in Chennai. Because now it is even more clear that corrupt yoga community is not simply the specialty of late-capitalist yogis, who have been accused of both appropriation and shameless invention, and who, because they lack "grounding in the tradition" are presumed to be ripe for scandal. Dysfunctional community is also to be found at the acclaimed root of the modern global yoga tree. Recent allegations against Kausthub Desikachar have enveloped the Krishnamacharya Yoga Mandiram (KYM) and Kausthub's affiliated venture, Krishnamacharya Healing and Yoga Foundation (KHYF), in scandal. It smells like the Anusara situation, notwithstanding the fact that the two organizations run on opposing meme-sets (neo-Tantric , and neo-ascetic) and have built their marketing on differing modes of celebrity (the self-made man, and the genetic heir). To me, both of these corporate yoga models are dysfunctional, and if we look at them clearly, we can envision something more real.
At least five women have accused Kausthub Desikachar of emotional abuse and sexual harassment. The details are out via this letter from KYM insider Sriram, and they are nauseating. I encourage you to read them to appreciate some of the analysis that follows. He stands accused of psychological intimidation, spiritual bullying, humiliating his students sexually in group settings, subjecting female students to bogus "granthi" massages, promising to endow them with special powers through intercourse, and of course demanding silence and secrecy from his victims. Rumours abound that the number of his victims are much higher. Reports have been filed with the police in Austria.
I am sure that other very painful stories will emerge over time. The elements are achingly familiar: systemic sexism, vulnerable students seeking psychological validation, magical thinking, a self-deluded, developmentally stunted and perhaps sociopathic teacher abusing his power in the hotel rooms of his ennui. What we'll have to dig for is the murkier but critical social story of Kausthub's enablers, from his associates at KYM and KHYF, to his American and European hosts and champions, all the way up to his father, the venerable T.K.V. Desikachar, son of the late T. Krishnamacharya.
Inquiring into T.K.V.'s possible enabling role at this point will be very uncomfortable. The man is in declining health. As we can see from Sriram's public letter, his students will now feel compelled to protect his sanctity and legacy, upon which many of their own reputations are surely hinged.
But the question must be asked: is everything in order at the top? It seems that as far back as 2007, key figures in KYM/KHYF were complaining loudly about Kausthub's predation, and their voices were either unheard or silenced. V. Saraswathi hand-delivered a letter to T.K.V. on July 24th, 2007, detailing Kausthub's abusiveness and misogyny going back for more than a decade at that point. What is so painful about her appeal is that it is being made to the man who is perhaps his primary enabler:
But there comes a point when the very teachings and practices you have empowered us with have woken us up from a very deep slumber… Many people in this tradition, just like me, have woken up to a very harsh reality – in the form of your prodigal son. This may also be your wake-up call.
A. Ranganathan, a long-term student of T.K.V., writes:
It hurts me that Sri. Desikachar, a stickler for discipline and ethical behaviour among his students and teachers, turned a blind eye to his own son's unpardonable misdemeanors.
We don't know if these charges of negligence are true. KYM/KHYM should be responding to them transparently, and quickly. But so far, key players seem to be ducking for cover. The first thing that's happening is that the non-profit parent organization, KYM, is trying to sever ties with the for-profit "son", KHYM. Sriram calls, in fact, for a boycott of all KHYM activities, and – presumably – its affiliated teachers. A former student of Kausthub, Scott Rennie, has decried the unfairness of this action, describing how the two organizations have long-term financial ties, and that the programming activities of the Kausthub-led KHYM have recently been a substantial portion of KYM's income, to the point of having paid in full for their new building in Chennai. Indeed, KHYM lists T.K.V. Desikachar as one of its founders and a head faculty member. And in light of the breaking scandal, T.K.V. and his wife Menaka have resumed proprietorship over KHYM. On November 6th, they are scheduled to preside over an "Evening of Healing", during which they will offer Vedic chants for the community far and wide. From the outside, it certainly looks like Kausthub has never fallen far from the tree: his organization is being reabsorbed even as he is being isolated. Which calls into question the 10/19 statement of KYM Managing Trustee Dr. Latha Satish, who writes: "The Krishnamacharya Yoga Mandiram has never had and never will have any involvement with any activities of the KHYF." A key objective of Satish seems clear as he closes his letter, "As always we seek your continued support and patronage."
I don't imagine amputating Kausthub will be easy, nor should it be. As with the Anusara episode, we are seeing at KYM/KHYF a corporate yoga structure that seems to have allowed a terribly wounded and insincere person to hold power for over a decade over those who seek healing and sincerity. As the curtains are drawn back, both scandals raise profound questions about who is given authority in yoga culture, how we form learning relationships, how we project our yearning onto idols, how we nurture intimacy, and where we consider the heart of our practice to lie. It's becoming clear that neither fly-by-night showmen nor the patriarchs of tradition offer functional and transparent leadership for our new yoga culture. It's becoming clear that neither the entrepreneurial model of Friend nor the dynastic model of the Desikachar family can form equitable and democratic community. It's also becoming clear that often when we chase a hyper-spiritual dream, we deepen our evolutionary sleep. We have to find another model. I don't think we have a lot of time before the entirety of yoga culture becomes a pop-culture punch-line.
2. Pain and Confusion as a Community Unravels
I want to be very clear that in my analysis of both situations I am not implying that meaningful connections and lifelong learning can't or didn't take place on the kula-bus or over chai in Chennai — or, indeed, within the context of yoga instruction. Thousands, if not tens of thousands of students have benefited greatly from the tools and networking that both Anusara and KYM/KHYF have offered through the years. This makes the story all the more complex and painful. My critique is aimed at the cultural frameworks of ungrounded celebrity-worship (in John Friend's case) and corrupt hierarchy (in the case of KYM/KHYF), and how these both squander the true potential of yoga community. I hope to shed light on why we're attracted to these structures, what we can do to force them to change, and how we can turn our attention elsewhere.
I want to acknowledge that one of the most difficult things that happens when a scandal like this breaks and challenges the integrity of an institution like KYM/KHYF is that many people who enjoyed their learning experience with the organization and benefited from it suddenly feel polluted and defrauded, as though the abuses they were unaware of at the time now somehow invalidate their own personal narratives. For those of you who feel this way – and especially those who are currently enrolled in the now-paused KHYF programmes in Austria, Estonia, and elsewhere – I hope that you can take comfort in the notion that the goodness of your learning experience speaks mostly, if not completely, to the integrity that you brought to it.
I also want to be clear that as I critique KYM/KHYF, I am doing so from an outsider's perspective, which means that I am analyzing how the organization presents itself to the public, the commonly available documents that expose the scandal, and also presenting insights from conversations I've had with those who have been affiliated with KYM/KHYF over the years. I have never met any of the principles involved, and I bear no one ill will on a personal level. This makes this article a political act, aligned with the commonly accepted practice in modern democracies to analyze and critique public figures and institutions from afar.
I'm including this quasi-disclaimer because in my experience so far I've found we're still trying to get comfortable with open critical discourse of our leaders and institutions in modern yoga and mindfulness culture. In response to two instances of my criticism – writing about Anusara and exposing the deadly corruption at the heart of Michael Roach's neo-Buddhist cult – I have received hundreds of emails from devotees accusing me of interference or malice or jealousy or even blasphemy, because, I believe, they are intensely hurt by the revelations and do not know where to direct their anger.
So where is this "afar" from which my observations come? I'm a community builder in Toronto yoga culture. My practice has been honed in India, the U.S., and Canada. I am a non-denominational practitioner fascinated most by the integrative embodiment strategies that yoga has to offer, and how they intersect with somatic psychotherapy and neuroscience. I care little for yoga metaphysics and less for gurus. I am compelled to write about KYM/KHYF because I am a shareholder in the broader yoga tradition and have a deep interest in how it can become a globally relevant culture. And when something as bad as this happens, I have to act.
On a personal note, I also have to act because my own baby boy was born just this week, and something in me aches for the tangle that T.K.V. and Kausthub are in. I wish them transparency and healing, and I week for father-son relationships worldwide.
Being primarily a North American yogi also means that I cannot speak to the politics of KYM/KHYF from an Indian point of view. Having spent some time in India, I know that KYM/KHYF is embedded within a web of cultural influences that I will never fully understand. I hope that my postmodern and North American critique inspires something equal from an Indian counterpart, who can speak to the meaning and position of KYM/KHY within Indian yoga culture particularly, and Indian culture generally.
3. Resorts and Ashrams, Vacations and Pilgrimmages: Where Shall We Find Yoga?
As I described last winter, the Anusara situation presented a kind of systemic vata derangement with regard to relationship, intimacy, and home. Too much air and wind element, too much wandering-lust, too many qualified elders bailing out of the tour bus, too many householders borrowing against their homes for yoga vacays with John, too many DVDs, too many breathless people opening their unboundaried hearts at too many eco-resorts. The violations of Kausthub and the so-far hunkered-down responses by KYM/KHYF, by contrast, seem to have the sticky coating of excess kapha. Entrenchment disguised as stability. Stunted infantile sexuality. Self-satisfaction disguised as authority. Possessiveness over teachings disguised as "lineage purity".
Constitutional imbalances aside, both organizations project the same distortion: yoga as an exoticism to be purchased in a place more hallowed than your hometown. There are differences, but I believe each system leads us away from our hometowns and existential facts. Friend hawked the pseudo-Tantra of "follow the Shri", while KYM/KHYF promotes the throwback transcendentalism of Patanjali. Friend was always a little more accessible in the "manifesting abundance" department, offering a liberal distribution network: he vended in conference centers and wellness destinations, and assessed his students by video. The Desikachars, by contrast, have leveraged their exoticism through an opposite, scarcity model: you have to make a pilgrimage to their home to get the goods. In a way, Kausthub has bridged the two models with his travelling training show, but the umbilicus of his authority reaches back to Chennai.
Here's my main point: between the junkets to Shringri-la and the devotional pilgrimage to the feet of teachers upon which we project our unintegrated wishes, I believe our daily experience, local resources, and workaday lives – which is where our yoga is really found and learned in the end – are vastly undervalued. Our studio newsletters and yoga magazines are filled with advertisements for places that are anywhere-but-here.
Why not just stay home and build grounded communities, rather than corporate satellites for cultures not our own? Is it too plain-Jane? Too every-day? What is this star-dust in our eyes?
4. Assessing the Memes and Products of Corporate Yoga
I've gleaned certain things from the opposing memes of Anusara and KYM through the years. The pilgrimage to KYM seems heavier in tone and commitment than zipping up to Denver to Blow Your Mind™. Those I know who have gone to Chennai speak of their trips in low voices, using few particulars. They use the word "authentic" a lot. They take their time with their words, cloaking what they have learned with caution and humility. This is in stark contrast to the barkers of Shringlish, who couldn't seem to refrain from bullying everyone with the presumed divinity of everything. They've recently gone quiet, thankfully.
The KYM/KHYF product seems to be framed by the journey to KYM/KHYF, a pilgrimage to make contact with the body of the son of the father who lived there once: T.K.V. is the lineage-holder of a kind of cryogenized shaktipat. I imagine he has needed to hold this power close, because he offers no easily-extractable method, as does Friend. You can't boil yoga therapy down into UPA-style sound-bites, sellable in 20-hour doses in Puerto Vallarta. Yoga therapy demands the touch of a master so intuitive and specialized, it cannot be packaged. You have to sit at his feet for years to learn how to do it. It's so very complex, you might just have to be his very son to understand it, inherit it, to own it, and to pass it on.
The Anusara product offered a lot of excellent instruction, but seemed to stake out its financial position through a kind of grandiose self-validation scheme, available to everyone who could pay to play. The KYM/KHYF product is subtler and richer, projecting a hushed sanctimony, and available to those willing to devote themselves to months per year in India, and a lifetime in the master's shadow. On the Anusara side we have a product that shareholders are eager to divorce from its disgraced inventor. They can afford to dispense with Friend, because they can divide his product from his charisma. But on the KYM/KHYF side we see a product that is intrinsic to the master's DNA. If T.K.V. is found conclusively to have sheltered his son from ethical scrutiny, what would be left of the organization he has built upon his character and his family name? He seems to have delegated relatively little substantial authority, except to his son. Even one of his most prominent Western students, Gary Kraftsow, was forced by some behind-the-curtain intellectual property-rights battle to rebrand his teaching syllabus as "American Viniyoga". "American", as in: "parts of it came from somewhere else, but now it's mostly my own thing." The message seems to be that real viniyoga remains safe within the Krishnamacharya gene pool, although they no longer even use the word "viniyoga". The deeper message? Genes trump knowledge? This is sure to backfire when the genes begin to deviate.
5. In the Shadow of the Fathers
I've thought for a while that the global attraction to a place like KYM/KHYF is in part an attraction to the same paternalism that now factors heavily in its troubles. Perhaps our drive to follow the son of the father of modern yoga, and then the son of the son, reflects our chronic need for a protective "authentic connection" to the "source". Perhaps KYM/KHYF is a popular self-transformation destination in part because it serves up yoga with a sheen of that paternal certainty for which postmoderns are unconsciously nostalgic. See the tintype portraits in the hallways. Dream of being adopted into this venerable caste. Dream of approval, of being at the centre of things, of the benediction-pat on the head.
But seriously: who believes that father-son dynasties are altogether healthy? I look at those pictures of T.K.V. sweating through asanas under the "eagle eyes" of his father and wonder: Did you really choose this? And your son – did he choose it too? Or are we seeing in you guys a chain of demands, and the anxiety of influence? I remember the story of Krishnamacharya snapping both of young Bellur Iyengar's hamstrings to force him into hanumanasana to show off for visiting dignitaries. How imperious might he have been with his own son? It is clear that Mr. Iyengar has gone on to injure some if not many of his own students. Aadil Palkhivala stood in front of a room I was in a decade ago and smiled as he regaled us with the story of how B.K.S. humiliated him by commanding him to perform handstand for an hour in front of the group. "I couldn't lift my arms for six months afterwards!" he laughed, which is what men do when they don't know how else to process the absurd violence committed upon them. (They also laugh in deference when they are still scared.)
Elder male/younger male – not to mention father-son – dynamics are complex enough without adding in the spectacle of a public family business built upon spiritual exceptionalism. Anyone with a shred of basic psychoanalysis on board can see that T.K.V. stepped into a long shadow when he donned his father's dhoti. And I imagine that if we scratch the surface of any of these first families of modern yoga we will see – as we do in every family and every culture – strong evidence of transgenerational cycles of violence and repression. Or do we think it's somehow all simpler and more benign because it's Indian?
6. Infantile-Aggressive Sexuality
One of the strangest themes in the allegations against Kausthub is his apparent aggressive sexual infantilism: enshrouded in magical thinking, enraged frustration, intense guilt and slut-shaming. These are accounts of a child-man playing sadistic doctor: pressing marma points with enough force to send one woman into convulsions, slapping buttocks and poking breasts, creating public scenes of icky innuendo, and assaulting female students with full-tongue kisses and potty-mouthed epithets. This is not John Friend's schmaltz of multiple smooth-talking seductions and sophisticated lying that kept women waiting for him in supta baddha konasana in every port-of-call. Although it seems like Friend's neo-Tantric sexuality couldn't just be sex either – it had to be "therapy", involving the very well-known and double-blind-tested procedure of "urethral-pouch massage", for example. Or it had to "raise energy" for the coming global Shreevolution. It could be anything except intimate.
If the allegations against Kausthub are true, we're seeing something much darker in Chennai. I'll read it, hypothetically, through Freud:
Kausthub seems to present a sexuality arrested at a pre-Oedipal stage in which the child-man has been wrenched from the maternal sphere to be disciplined into the patriarchal path, and is now turning to women to beg for attention and validation as he tries to overcome his father's power. But he unconsciously hates women, projecting onto every one he meets the image of the mother who seemed to abandon him. He digs deep into the misogyny of patriarchy, and runs with it: women are troubled, they are sick and degraded, they are possessed – and the fact that they do not yield to him proves their pathology. He pokes them, prods them, punishes them and slaps them like an overgrown toddler. This is straight-up limbic brain sexuality, murky and aggressing. It fears castration. It's neither procreative, nor self-confident, nor joy-seeking. It is overwhelmed with a BPD-like terror of abandonment. It attempts to impersonate the power of his patrilineage: he told one woman that having sex with him would heal her, because he would let her hold Krishnamacharya's ring during intercourse. It is the gross amplification of the sick and fearful tremor that many boys feel on the terrible threshold of autonomy and sexual action, and which he has not been allowed to resolve.
The tremor will deepen to the extent that a boy has been force-fed the psychological splitting of a sex-shaming and body-digusted tradition. Should we really be surprised at the shadow-explosions of a man like Kausthub, given his spiritual heritage? Given that T.V.K. and KYM/KHYF have taken their neo-ascetic reading of Patanjali as their root scripture, which says "By purification arises disgust for one's own body and for contact with other bodies" (2.40, translation by Sacchidananda)? Or given that all Krishnamacharya would say about the sexual practices of the 3rd chapter of the Hatha Yoga Pradipika was that they were "dirty", and "improper"? Or given that A.G. Mohan, Krishnamacharya's other senior student beside T.V.K., is still giving Victorian-era tsk-tsk-ing lectures on how "Spirituality and Sexuality are Diametrically Opposed"? What are we to expect, amidst this much repression? A man-child with urges that disgust him throwing himself at women who both disgust him and whom he must objectify, all in the shadow of a father who unconsciously humiliates him with his virtue, fame, and sublimated virility.
7. Boycotting Guru Culture
I say: let's help KYM/KHYF close up shop for a few years and do their family/communal therapy in private. When they re-open, it should be with a revamped Board of Directors in which less than a third of the members are direct students of T.K.V. Desikachar. Administration and devotion shouldn't mix. When they do, decisions benefit internal delusions more than the common good.
Let us encourage senior KYM/KHYF teachers to make full disclosure of what they knew about Kausthub's behaviour, when they knew it, what they did to address it, and what they saw others do to enable it. How can they remain qualified as teachers of yoga therapy without this step?
Let's request that KYM/KHYF refund 100% of the course fees of any current trainings with Kausthub that have been suspended because of the legal action — including for portions of courses that have already been completed. Interim KHYF director Anupama Das has already tried to head off this obviously-ethical move at the pass by declaring that in one current but unfinished programme, "intangible knowledge has already been transferred", and that discussion of refunding would acknowledge guilt. I would argue that the best-faith gesture KHYF could make would be to refund immediately to show willingness to restore confidence amongst the student body. They should also suspend their tasteless request for membership renewal monies. It is precisely this kind of bureaucratic arrogance that amplifies the interpersonal arrogance of which Kausthub is accused.
Let's go further, and request that if any former students of Kausthub now feel that their certifications are invalid, that their fees be reimbursed.
Let's request that KYM/KHYF offer to hire independent, qualified therapists/counselors to meet with anyone who has been in a programme with Kausthub if they apply. These counselors should be fluent in therapeutic languages outside of the language of yoga therapy, which I'm sure has been gutted of integrity for many of these students. The last thing they need is someone "correctly" massaging their granthis or re-tuning their cakras.
These are ethical no-brainers as far as KYM/KHYF is concerned. But the global yoga community can do even better than this, and take this terrible opportunity to show that we can actively take care of our own, while carving out new models of relationship.
Let's take up a collection – maybe launch a Kickstarter campaign? – to help the victims with their legal costs and to finance those students who desire to complete their training, covering their travel expenses, etc. This recovery-training should take place with another organization, i.e., one that has not lost their trust. Perhaps another yoga therapy institute would consider organizing a special training period for those who wish to continue. Perhaps the students might ask Mr. Kraftsow if he is available. Let us also ask the associate-teachers of KYM/KHYF — especially those who distanced themselves from the organization based on suspicions they were not able to confirm at the time — to provide active support and mentorship for those who are now trying to "exit".
And in the meantime, the rest of us can stop fetishizing the perfect and the exotic. Sriram's letter calls for a boycott of Kausthub's activities in order to sever him from the fathership. I say: let's boycott guru culture altogether, because it's not working. While we're at it, let's stop being bamboozled by charisma, and let's give up on the tyranny of the "authentic", because it should be clear by now that everyone is creating something. Yoga culture is growing because we're making stuff up, for better or for worse. Adventurous teachers are creating dance-asana hybrids. Hatha and mindfulness are cross-pollinating. The Desikachars have created a family dynasty out of a name and a disparate array of practices. John Friend created Shringri-la. Creativity isn't the issue. Motivation is. Transparency is. Developmental maturity is. (I don't care who your guru is — if he hasn't gone through some kind of psychotherapy because he's too special or famous, he's probably got a pile of unexamined shit in his closet, and he'll look for any opportunity to dump it onto you.)
Things might be simpler if we just ditched the language of lineage altogether. Honestly: there are no real "lineages" in modern yoga. There are movements, art forms, brands, celebrities, and memes. Ideas float, combine, change, and disappear. Irony: Krishnamacharya himself was a syncretist, a bricoleur – sewing together a tapestry of Vedic, Tantric, and Hatha influences, collecting techniques from Lanka to the Himalayas. Who was around in his day to crown him "authentic"? He did then what we're doing now – weaving together the tools that make sense to us in our own time, regardless of where they come from. He opened a bunch of old boxes and put a bunch of stuff together in a creative way. Assuming he nailed the whole thing down and passed it on completely to his son is like thinking John Lennon mastered music and then mind-melded all his talent into Sean. In what other sphere would we imagine that a son had osmotically absorbed the grace of his father, other than one so rife with magical thinking and totemism?
At the nitty gritty level, boycotting guru culture means looking at the ways in which we're seduced by an over-determined notion of "teacher". A regular and useful teacher of yoga is just somebody with good manners and a few good tools for self-inquiry they can show you in an encouraging way. You learn with them until you more or less get what they have to offer. But in the process you'll make it into your own thing, because what's worked for them can't ever completely work for you. When you're bored you'll move on to someone who has a different focus. No teacher can give us everything we need: expecting them to is a psychologically immature refusal to accept the always-incomplete nature of the growth process.
8. Where the Real Teachers Are
It's taken me a bunch of years to wipe the star-dust out of my eyes, but now I have a good sense of where the real teaching is. If you live in a city of a million or so, I guarantee you there are at least a dozen teachers who have been instructing asana and breathwork and meditation in relative obscurity for fifteen years or more. They began in the mid-nineties or before, when YTT programmes were few and far between. Maybe they took one, maybe they didn't. They learned what they could from whomever they met, and did a lot of work at home. They stopped spending their money on the big conferences a decade ago. Some have traveled to India for ashram retreats, and some have road-tripped through the mid-sized towns visiting the older teachers who also work in low-overhead, quiet studios: mentors like Francois Raoult in Rochester, or Kim Schwartz in Albuquerque, Erich Schiffman in Ojai, or Angela Farmer wherever she shows up. They've practiced consistently and read and digested many of the key books. They've been teaching and learning and serving, largely on their own, mostly unrecognized.
But most importantly, our best not-famous teachers been living their normal lives: giving birth, raising children, paying taxes, voting, getting injured and recovering, working out sexual issues, staying put most of the time, sitting on PTA boards, getting married, getting divorced, celebrating anniversaries, getting foreclosed on, feeling tired, getting cancer, opening something new, undergoing chemo, doubting what they do, going into remission, and loving what they do, relapsing, crying in the dressing room after class. Their yoga is practical and bling-free, it's not jacked up on power dynamics or heavy paternal pressures. Or if it was, they got over it. They know just enough to show you just enough for you to find your path. They are good-enough. You don't have to take out a second mortgage or learn Hindi to learn from them. They are just like you, only a little older. You can see into their lives plainly. You'll never amplify their flaws into social crises, because you reflect each other's commonness too closely.
O precious teacher! Precious, precious teacher – humble and good, kind and normal – however shall we find you? I'll tell you how. It's dead easy.
Go to any class at any yoga studio. Approach the teacher after rolling up your mat. Ask them "Who are your favourite well-rounded senior teachers in this town?" They will give you three-odd names. If they all work at that same studio, press for two more names. If they're all under 40, press for two more. Make a commitment to yourself to go to each of the named teacher's classes in the following months. You will definitely find somebody you resonate with. Someone who is good enough to simply start you on your own path of inquiry, which is all you really need. They won't be perfect, and they know it, and that's good. They can't give you everything. Some day you'll move on.
Forget heart-openers on the beach in Costa Rica. Forget prostrations in Chennai.
We need to learn from someone like ourselves, right where we stand.
What we need is as close as we are to each other. We're here to learn together.
Idols stand between us because we prop them up.
Falling, they will become human again, and seek healing and integrity with the rest of us.


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BlogExploring the Meaning of Discrepancies Between Policy and Practice
We live in a world in which established policies offer some degree of stability in the face of general chaos in our professional, public and private lives. But what actually is a policy, and how does it actually serve us as individuals, employees and organizations?
According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, a policy is a definite course or method of action selected from among alternatives and in light of given conditions to guide and determine present and future decisions[1]. A policy is more than just a specified course of action adopted for the sake of efficiency, expediency or prudence; it is a mechanism that should facilitate effectual, strategic decision-making. So why is it that practice so frequently variates from policy? And- perhaps more import... read more |


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EdTechWeekly #0
The pilot episode of EdTechTalk's latest spinoff - a 'rapid fire' round up of news and noteworthy resources.
This week's Del.icio.us Links .
- Lonelygirl15' creators admit to YouTube fiction
New Media 'TRUST' issue - The Truth about 'ficticious reality'
WorldCat [OCLC]
Search for resources at local libraries -
meebo me widget!
Instant message widget to place on your own web page to "chat" with site visitors -
About TED
Love the way interesting video content is presented. -
How does one assess 'trustworthyness' online? -
Mozilla Patches Critical Firefox, Thunderbird Flaws
At least we don't have to wait a month before getting it patched -
k12 Online Conference
Upcoming Edublogging/EdTechy gathering - Oct. 23-27 and Oct. 30- Nov. 3 -
Vyew.com - Free Web-Based Collaboration
Free web-based collaboration platform -
IHMC CmapTools - Download CmapTools
Google Notebook
Google's friendly little answer to keeping up with your To Do list -
Writely - The Web Word Processor
Web based collaborative word processing -
Innovate - August/September 2006 Volume 2, Issue 6
Journal of online education
17:55:51 suriawang: Hello, everyon!
17:55:57 JL: Hello Suri
17:56:03 JL: Skypecast at: https://skypecasts.skype.com/skypecasts/skypecast/detailed.html?id_talk=...
17:56:03 JenM: Hello
17:56:59 JL: http://del.icio.us/edtechtalk
17:58:09 Cathy_Evanoff: Stream is good
18:00:18 suriawang: OK!
18:00:41 dave: suriawang
18:01:03 dave: i recognize that
18:01:18 dave: name
18:02:48 dave: how'v ya been?
18:04:47 dave: what an entertaining name...
18:04:49 dave: down
18:04:53 JL: http://del.icio.us/edtechtalk
18:05:00 Down_With_Education: i hate education. I think all people should revert to monkeys
18:05:16 dave: agreed
18:05:20 suriawang: Sorry! I was zoned out. Yes, Suriawang is Dave Warlick, and David Warlick is Suriawang
18:05:45 dave: you stickin' aruond for the next show too dave?
18:06:32 Down_With_Education: just kidding
18:06:40 suriawang: What's the next show?
18:07:20 dave: http://edtechtalk.com/EdTechTalk64
18:08:07 stetheman: hi all :)
18:08:11 dave: two minutes...
18:08:29 dave: mmm...
18:08:32 dave: he's going over time
18:09:01 stetheman: see if you can beat him for not going over
18:09:09 dave: i'll get 'em
18:09:13 stetheman: haha
18:09:42 Tinus: Test ... Hello everyone *)
18:09:49 stetheman: hi Tinus
18:11:04 stetheman: what is the link for that sorry?
18:11:18 suriawang: Is it software that you install on your own server?
18:11:23 dave: nope
18:11:32 dave: http://vyew.com/content/
18:11:33 suriawang: It's a web site you go to?
18:11:39 suriawang: k
18:11:40 dave: yup
18:11:42 stetheman: thanks dave
18:11:45 JenM: http://janeknight.typepad.com/pick/
18:11:59 JL: a bit late with this link http://news.com.com/2061-10802_3-6115452.html
18:12:07 stetheman: haha
18:12:40 JL: http://www.k12onlineconference.org/
18:13:08 suriawang: jumping up and down!
18:13:38 suriawang: No just excited
18:14:54 Tinus: I'm just amazed how wel this works !
18:15:27 suriawang: I have something to add if you get a slow moment!
18:16:18 JenM: http://cmap.ihmc.us/download/
18:16:24 dave: http://openacademic.org/
18:16:38 Cathy_Evanoff: David W- I love your new blog on elgg http://elgg.net/dwarlick/weblog/
18:17:19 suriawang: http://shambles.net/web2/comingofage/http://shambles.net/web2/comingofage/
18:17:37 JL: http://www.google.com/googlenotebook/overview.html
18:18:21 suriawang: Yes, but I've moved it go blogger. I couldn't get the RSS to work reliably
18:19:21 JasonR: http://del.icio.us/edtechtalk
18:19:54 JasonR: And it allows annotation
18:19:59 Cathy_Evanoff: Has anyone had any trouble getting back into delicious after setting up and account?
18:20:18 JasonR: I set one up for VirtualBridges, no problems so far
18:20:25 dave: me neither
18:20:48 JenM: http://www.worldcatlibraries.org/default.jsp
18:22:59 JenM: http://librivox.org/
18:23:21 JasonR: Drupal CMS Academy Open House http://cmsacademy.net/drupal/node/26
18:23:33 stetheman: neat :)
18:23:35 JL: http://www.opinity.com/index.php
18:25:50 suriawang: Me too!
18:25:58 JenM: me, too!
18:26:00 JasonR: Is this like woofie? A respect based economy? http://sparkyb.net/thoughts/entry/71.html
18:26:23 suriawang: I have something...
18:26:37 JasonR: http://www.flock.com/ ?
18:26:58 JenM: http://www30.meebo.com/
18:27:02 stetheman: nope
18:27:09 Tinus: nope
18:27:27 Tinus: oh yes back again
18:28:27 stetheman: gtg cya all
18:28:48 JL: http://www.terry-freedman.org.uk/db/web2/
18:30:34 JenM: :)
18:31:35 JasonR: Can you reiterate the difference between EdTecdh Weekly and EdTechTalk
18:31:38 JenM: edu-nerds
18:32:15 robmcd: i dont see the skypecast on skype, is it over ?
18:32:32 dave: next one starts in 20 minutes or so
18:32:41 robmcd: dave: ty
18:32:41 dave: this one is still on though
18:32:53 robmcd: i'm listening
18:32:59 JenM: https://skypecasts.skype.com/skypecasts/skypecast/detailed.html?id_talk=...
18:33:00 dave: the skypecast link is above the chatroom
18:33:29 JasonR: edtechweekly.com?
18:33:36 JasonR: You need another URL :)
18:33:49 robmcd: Jen the link shows the profile.. but no join link
18:35:28 suriawang: How about iTV from Apple. Does anyone else see this as something big?
18:35:31 robmcd: we settle for nother less than perfection.. opps I'm using windows.. I take that back
18:35:43 dave: ha.
18:36:03 Cathy_Evanoff: You guys are doing a wonderful job!
18:36:25 dave: you're a very kind listener :)
18:36:26 JenM: http://www.innovateonline.info/index.php?
18:36:39 lee: yes, great job
18:37:15 lee: Yes, I do
18:37:48 JasonR: I find the Innovate website EXTREMELY slow lately
18:37:58 JasonR: Unusable even
18:39:02 dave: http://hitchhikr.com/
18:42:19 dave: http://blog.wired.com/cultofmac/
18:42:36 robmcd: does anyone know of s/w where i can share screen thru the web to someone, or a group ?
18:43:07 robmcd: great show
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From the Green Lantern Corps:
Some awesome guy at SPX this year requested a sketch page of Liz, Joe and me as Green Lanterns for his Green Lantern-themed sketchbook. Fun times. Liz and I are both projecting kitties, while Joe is projecting...a bottle of Dr. Pepper?
We are staying in for Halloween; we hope that we'll get some trick-or-treaters at our new place. We sure have enough candy. And there will most definitely be some carved pumpkins later!
We're finally starting to feel settled in the new place. Almost all the walls are painted, and we've started hanging pictures up. It's amazing how much time it takes to get all nested into a new place. I've spent all my free time doing apartment-y things; I don't remember the last time I drew a auto-bio comic...oh, well. There's been plenty of non-auto-bio comics drawing going on in my life, which I am very pleased about. Sneak-peaks about that soon!
Until then...high-five some ghosts for me.
Sunday, October 31, 2010
2 comments:
- Diana said...
I highly recommend you guys walk down Orchard Street. There's a couple of haunted houses each year, usually. One on the corner of Chester, I think, that goes all out. Also there is good costume-watching to be had, but be wary of parents who are convinced you are there to kidnap their children.
- October 31, 2010 at 12:34 PM
- Jim said...
My reaction to this post: Pointing and smiling, "That's me! That's me!" You guys were great to meet and I can't believe I have something from you just for me. Thanks again!
Jim - November 30, 2010 at 11:20 PM
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