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Creating manufacturing orders
Manufacturing orders define the product you wish to build and the resources that are required to build it. They also designate when you wish to produce the product.
Producing the product
When it is time to actually produce the product, you then inform OpenERP of each of the products produced, and your manufacturing order changes to a status of Complete . In a typical workflow, your raw materials are moved out of the inventory and your finished product is added into your inventory.
Delivering the order
After a product has been produced and has been put into the inventory, it can be packaged and delivered to the customer. Depending on the specific manufacturing environment, a product may not even sit in a physical inventory location at all, and instead may be shipped almost immediately to the customer. Meanwhile in another industry, you may have a product that is produced and then sits in a warehouse for months before delivery. Of course, it is always possible that something gets produced and gets left in dead stock. In this case, you would never have a delivery order and instead use a process to determine how to report that dead inventory.
Defining the workflow for your business
Much like configuring the CRM application, often the most complex part of setting up a purchasing and manufacturing system is not the ERP software itself. Instead, the real challenge is understanding the business requirements and how current processes can best be implemented. If you have never set up a purchasing and manufacturing system before, it is highly recommended that you supplement your knowledge with additional reading on the subject.
A real-world example – producing a custom-printed t-shirt
In OpenERP you manufacture products by creating manufacturing orders. For our example, we will be printing t-shirts that have a custom-designed logo. The basic manufacturing process itself involves using a screen to apply ink to each of the t-shirts. For now, we don't need to know all the details of this process to begin using OpenERP to help schedule and track the manufacturing of the product.
The basic steps in the process are simple:
- Define a bill of materials that determine what items are needed to produce the final product.
- Use a manufacturing order to print a design on the blank t-shirts.
- Deliver the printed t-shirts to a customer.
Installing manufacturing resource planning (MRP)
We must now install the MRP application so that we can begin configuring our t-shirt production. By now, you should begin to understand the modular nature of OpenERP. Install the MRP application just like you did with the other OpenERP applications. Navigate to Settings | Apps .
Creating your first manufacturing order
The flexibility of OpenERP provides a variety of approaches you can take in setting up your system. Manufacturing can also become a complex topic and is one of the more challenging aspects of setting up any ERP system. For our first manufacturing order, we will ignore many of the advanced options.
Keep it simple at first. There are many options and it will take time to understand them all. If you are new to manufacturing systems, it will take you longer to implement OpenERP, and you should consider hiring professional consultants to assist you.
To create your first manufacturing order, go to the Manufacturing menu, choose Manufacturing Orders , and then click on Create .
This is the manufacturing order as it appears just after you click on Create . The MO in the sequential order number that will be assigned stands for, you guessed it, Manufacturing Order . We will use this form to define our manufacturing order to print our custom-designed t-shirts.
Selecting the product
The only product we have entered into OpenERP so far is a blank Medium White T-Shirt . This t-shirt is currently a raw material. Now we want to produce a new product. We must define what our final product will be after the t-shirt has been printed. For our example, it will be Class of 2013 T-Shirt .
OpenERP allows you to create this product on the fly. Just click on the pop up and choose Create and Edit .
The Product and Procurements tabs should look familiar by now. The most important aspect for this product is the supply method. It is set to Manufacture . Only the products that have the supply method of Manufacture can be selected as a product on a manufacture order.
You will also notice that the Can be Purchased checkbox is unchecked. This will keep this product from appearing in the product list on a purchase order. We have also put on a Manufacturing Lead Time of 3.000 days. This will then impact the dates that are automatically assigned when we create a manufacturing order.
Building your bill of materials
A bill of materials is essentially a list of products that are required to produce another product. You can think of it like the list of ingredients for a recipe. OpenERP needs to know what materials are required for us to produce this Class of 2013 T-Shirt product.
In complex products, a bill of materials can be nested. For example, it may take many products to make a subproduct and then several subproducts to make a final product. For our first bill of materials example, we will be keeping the bill of materials simple. We are just going to require the white t-shirt.
If there are enough white t-shirts, we can print on them. For now, the inks and screens will not be managed in the manufacturing process. This is an example of starting simple and adding more complexity as we build up the system.
Clicking on the Create and Edit pop up under Bill Of Materials will bring up the Bill of Material editor.
Many of the fields will be automatically filled out, as OpenERP knows we are creating a bill of materials for our Class of 2013 T-Shirt product. In this example, we have added Medium White T-Shirt to the bill of materials. Both quantities are set to 1.000. When we manufacture one Class of 2013 T-Shirt, we will require one Medium White T-Shirt. Often, a bill of materials will contain multiple items.
Confirming production
Once you click on Confirm Production , you are ready to manufacture the product. OpenERP will provide reasonable defaults, which you can override as required. When production is confirmed, the production of the product has not happened yet. It has only been confirmed for production and all is ready to go. You can tell we are ready to go because the Produce button is available.
Here is what our Class of 2013 T-Shirt manufacturing order looks like now:
Producing the product
After you click on the Produce button, you will be prompted to confirm that the product has been produced.
The Mode option allows you to choose if you want to consume the raw materials and produce the final product, or simply consume the raw materials. The latter option may be used in a long production cycle where you need to show the raw materials gone from the inventory but you want another step to actually produce the final product. For this example, we will choose Consume & Produce to consume and produce the final product. Click on Confirm .
The product has now been produced and is available in the inventory for sale. Congratulations, you have just used OpenERP to manufacture your first product!
Analyzing the inventory
One of the easiest ways to see the effect of our manufacturing order is to look at the inventory analysis. Navigate to Reporting | Warehouse | Inventory Analysis .
Here you will see that we now have one Class of 2013 T-Shirt and eleven units of the Medium White T-Shirt . The inventory has accurately reflected the purchases we have made as well as the products consumed and produced by our manufacturing order.
Managing routings and work orders
This first manufacturing order was very simple, and our bill of materials only contained one product. In many companies the manufacturing operations are far more complex. For example, in some instances depending on the attributes of the product, the manufacturing process could involve different work centers or alternative steps to produce the final product. By default, OpenERP's manufacturing application takes a more simplified approach. Going into the settings of the manufacturing application allows you to specify additional options.
Simply go to the Settings menu and select Manufacturing under the configuration section on the left. Here under Manufacturing Order | Planning , you can check Manage routings and work orders . Once this option is checked, you will have the ability to manage more complex manufacturing processes inside OpenERP.
After you apply the changes by clicking on Apply , the menus will refresh and new options will be added to the manufacturing application.
Creating a work center
In our previous simplified manufacturing order, we simply specified the raw product required in a bill of materials and then turned that into a finished product. Now we will expand this example to specify the human labor that goes into printing our Class of 2013 T-Shirt. In OpenERP we define the parameters in a work center.
For the purpose of our example, we will create a work center named Printing that is responsible for taking the blank t-shirt and applying the design to create the final product. We begin by going to the manufacturing application, and under the Configuration menu choosing the Work Center option. Then, we click on Create to set up a new work center record.
In our example, we have named the work center Printing. In a full implementation, it would be common to have different work centers based on the work performed.
Defining the resource type
While setting up a work center, you are required to specify Resource Type . This setting can either be Human or Material . As you may expect, a human resource will primarily depend on human interaction in performing the work, while a material resource would typically indicate a nearly automatic machine that once configured will perform the work unattended.
Setting capacity information
While defining a work center, it is possible to define Capacity Information that will allow you to estimate the cost and time required to produce your products. In our example, we are going to configure this work center so that we can estimate the time required to produce a t-shirt. Let's look at each of the capacity values.
Efficiency factor
The Efficiency Factor field is a metric of how efficient this work center is at completing tasks. Often, the efficiency factor is most valuable in allowing you to tweak your work center capacity without modifying many of the other variables. If, for example, you have an efficiency factor of 2.00 (or 200 percent), the work center will complete twice as many tasks. For our example, we are leaving the efficiency factor as the default of 1.00 or 100 percent. Some consider it lazy work center design to modify efficiency values rather than more accurately configuring other capacity settings.
Capacity per cycle
The Capacity per Cycle field allows you to determine how many tasks the work center can do in parallel. For example, if you had a work center that could be configured with three workers and all three workers can complete a cycle at the same time, you could set Capacity per Cycle to 3.00. When a manufacturing order is then routed to the work center, the work center can complete three tasks at the same time. For our example, we will assume one worker and therefore, one capacity per cycle.
The time for one cycle in hours
Time for 1 cycle (hour) specifies how much time in hours it takes to complete one cycle. In our example, we are producing t-shirts. Therefore, this value indicates how long it takes to produce one t-shirt. In this example, we have specified that each t-shirt will take two minutes (00:02) to be produced by this work center.
The time before and after production
Many work center operations will have time required for setup and tear-down times before you can begin actually producing the product. This is certainly true for our example. It takes time for someone to prepare a printing press before the first t-shirt can be printed. For our example, we have estimated five minutes of setup time. Likewise, when we are done producing the last product in our work order, it takes time to clean up and prepare for the next job. In this example, we have estimated five minutes (00:05) of time at the end of production for clean-up operations.
Costing information
If desired, you can also specify a product that is produced by a work center. In some manufacturing operations, a work center will always produce the exact same assembly or subassembly. For our example, we want our work center to be flexible, and it may print any number of finished products; so we will leave the work center product field blank.
Creating routing orders
After defining a work center, we need to define a way to specify under which conditions we should use the work center. This is accomplished by defining routings. For our example, we are going to keep it simple and use routing to send our manufacture order to the printing work center for the finished product to be produced. In a real-world example, the job may use routings to go through many work center operations before the final product is produced.
To create a routing order, go to the manufacturing application and choose Routings under the Product submenu. Click on Create to bring up the new routing form.
In our example, we have named the routing Print Job and specified Production Location . For complex routings, you can specify the sequence of the operations. We could, for example, have a Design operation and a Build Screen operation before the Print Job operation. Then, we could specify a Quality Assurance operation and a Packing operation after Print Job .
Creating a manufacturing order with routing and work center
Now that we have defined our work center and our routing operation, we can create a manufacturing order that will utilize our new production steps. In this example, we are going to produce 15 Class of 2013 T-Shirts.
You will notice that in the manufacturing order, we have selected Print Job for the routing of this order. This is the key field that will send this job to the printing work center to be produced. Clicking on Confirm Production will load in the products that will need to be consumed, as well as the work orders required to produce the product.
Notice on the far right that it is estimated it will take 0.67 hours to produce these 15 Class of 2013 T-Shirts. How did we arrive at that number? It is a result of the capacity information we specified in the Printing work center earlier in the article. The analytical formula for this would be:
Capacity information = 5 minutes setup + (2 minutes * 15) + 5 minutes tear-down time
Producing the manufacturing order
Now you can click on Produce to send the manufacturing order to the work center and produce the 15 t-shirts. You will get a confirmation screen to confirm that you wish to create all 15. After production, the state will go to Done , and you will find the 15 t-shirts in your inventory ready for shipping.
In this article we installed the MRP application to begin setting up our manufacturing process. A bill of materials was created to define what products would be consumed when our product was manufactured. Finally, we manufactured our final product and looked at the inventory analysis report to verify our results.
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|Reference : Brand Concept Maps: a New Approach to Market Segmentation
|Scientific congresses and symposiums : Unpublished conference/Abstract
|Business & economic sciences : Marketing
|Brand Concept Maps: a New Approach to Market Segmentation
|Brandt, Céline [Université de Liège - ULiège > HEC-Ecole de gestion : UER > Marketing général >]
|Pahud de Mortanges, Charles [Université de Liège - ULiège > HEC-Ecole de gestion : UER > Marketing général >]
|Bluemelhuber, Christian [ > > ]
|Van Riel, Allard [ > > ]
|3rd Thought Leaders International Conference on Brand Management
|University of Birmingham
|[en] Segmentation ; Brand Concept Mapping ; Brand Image Perception
|[en] This chapter aims to expand the domain of brand image perception measurement by providing a method for eliciting brand associative networks and comparing it with traditional brand image measurement methods. This article then argues that these networks may differ from one individual to another, depending on the cultural background and/or the experience with the brand. Accordingly, the author introduces a methodology of clustering consumers with similar perceptions into distinct segments, which can be targeted differently. Using picture analysis and metaphor-based elicitation techniques, Lipton's Ice Tea brand associations are extracted and utilized as an input for the creation of 160 individual associative networks.
These networks are first aggregated to emphasize the brand reputation and subsequently clustered into 6 segments. This paper provides clear arguments for using associative networks as the preferred method to capture the complete brand image. The paper discusses implications of perceptual segmentation for image management, brand positioning, perceptual competition analysis and brand communication.
|Fonds de la Recherche Scientifique (Communauté française de Belgique) - F.R.S.-FNRS ; Patrimoine de L'université ; Prisme
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This Sunday has been pretty slow, but in a good way. I spent the morning finishing up my eighth book of the month, The Postmistress by Sarah Blake, which capped off a great month of reading. I spent the early part finishing up the nonfiction reads for the Indie Lit Awards, plus some other nonfiction I've been excited about for awhile. Here's the list:
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- The Devil and Sherlock Holmes by David Grann
- Cleopatra by Stacy Schiff
- Lonely by Emily White
- Let's Take the Long Way Home by Gail Caldwell
- The Edible Woman by Margaret Atwood
- Nothing to Envy by Barbara Demick
- The Postmistress by Sarah Blake
There are a few things I love about looking at that list of books. First, I'm not sure that I could pick just a single favorite book from the month. Lonely was an excellent, well-researched memoir. I loved The Edible Woman because Margaret Atwood is such a fun writer. And Nothing to Envy was amazing — it has earned well-deserved honors on a number of best of 2010 lists. I can't wait to write the review for it.
And, in even better news, seven of the eight books count for the TBR Dare, hosted by Ready When You Are, CB, which I signed up for at the beginning of the year. The only one that didn't count was The Postmistress, which I got as a review assignment for our local newspaper later this month. Yep, I'm going to be a real book critic! I'm pretty psyched. I think that's a worthwhile TBR Dare exception.
And last, the list really reflects the kind of reading I want to be doing. Half were my own books, two were from the library, and two were review copies. The split between fiction, nonfiction, memoirs, and narrative nonfiction was totally even. And there were actually more female authors that male authors (six to two, which is awesome!). It's a reading month I look back on and feel really proud of.
I think my focus for February is going to be review copies, since I read mostly own books in January. I have a number of them I'm looking forward too — Reading Women by Stephanie Stall, My Maasai Life by Robin Wiszowaty, Yummy: The Last Days of a Southside Shorty by G. Neri, and Ugly Beauty by Ruth Brandon have all been calling my name recently.
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JC Volleyball: Midland College stuggles at Kick-Off Classic, still winless
Published 2:15 pm, Saturday, August 23, 2014
Midland College head volleyball coach Tammie Jimenez vowed to make some changes after watching her team go 0-4 during the Midland College Kick-Off Classic at Chaparral Center this weekend.
The Lady Chaparrals capped off a winless opening weekend Saturday with losses to Laredo Community College (25-17, 25-20, 22-25, 25-9) and Vernon College (25-17, 25-22, 25-16).
While losing would have been acceptable for Jimenez if the Lady Chaps played with a little more discipline and had better chemistry, but the way they lost this weekend left the coach frustrated and looking for answers.
"We're just OK being OK," Jimenez said. "I'm not seeing a lot of determination out of us. We're just 14 pieces of a puzzle that don't know how to fit together right now. We've got to find a way to mesh better and be a team. Right now that's not happening. I don't know if it's nerves or what. We can only blame being young for so long. We have to grow up, step on the floor and compete like college athletes."
While MC won a set against Laredo Community College earlier in the day, the Lady Chaps looked very lackadaisical in the fourth set that resulted in a 25-9 loss.
"You have to want to win," Jimenez said.
With that in mind, Jimenez said she challenged her team in the locker room in between matches and asked them, "Who are you? What kind of team are you?"
Jimenez added, "I had the expectation that they would come out against Vernon as a team with a different mentality. I left the game in their hands. I wanted them to play their game."
For the most part, Lady Chaps had what seemed like a more competitive match against Vernon. But once again, a few points here and there in favor of Vernon swung the momentum its way for good and MC could not recover enough to win a set
"We need to work on our consistency," said lone MC sophomore Samantha Orta, who had 34 total assists on the day. "And like coach said, we need to find our motivation to play because it's not always there. There were some good things that happened, but they need to happen more often. They come in spurts."
Also for MC, Shelby Bartley had 11 kills and 7.5 blocks on the day, Yahelis Villegas had 11 kills, Aleana Crow had 11 kills and Ashley Rocha had 21 digs on the afternoon to lead the Lady Chaps.
MC has some work to do before heading to the Temple College Tournament next weekend. Jimenez and the Lady Chaps hope to see better results.
"Monday I'm making a change," Jimenez said. "They're either going to be on board with the changes that are happening or they're not."
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Laredo CC statistics
Kills -- Paula Mrowcynzska 13, Stephanie Perez 12, Alexandra Sanchez 9, Valerie Bermudez 9, Joanna Baroncczyk 9, Diana Scott 1, Linda Perez 1
Digs -- Bermudez 12, Mrowczynska 10, Leah Teniente 7, Linda Perez 7, Sanchez 6, Perez 4, Kristine De Leon 1, Baronczyk 1
Assists -- Sanchez 21, Perez 21
Blocks -- Baronczyk 2.5, Mrowczynska 1, Perez 1
Aces -- Perez 3, Teniente 2, Mrowczynska 2, Sanchez 1, Bermudez 1, Perez 1
Midland College statistics
Kills -- Anne-Mari Kaur 7, Shelby Bartley 6, DeeAnn Greehey 6, Yahelis Villegas 5, Aleana Crow 5, Reina Rey 4, Alina Demidova 1
Digs -- Ashley Rocha 14, Samantha Orta 8, Samantha Furtmann 6, Villegas 6, Greehey 4, Natasha Rodriguez 2, Bartley 2, Kaur 2, Crow 1
Assists -- Orta 17, Furtmann 13, Rocha 2, Villegas 1, Greehey 1
Blocks -- Kaur 3.5 Bartley 2.5, Villegas 1, Crow 1, Rey 1, Orta 0.5
Aces -- Bartley 2, Greehey 1, Crow 1
Vernon College statistics
Kills -- Megan Holt 18, Layne Little 14, Kristina Bergman 5, Katelyn Mainord 4, Selina Bischoff 3, Addison Wade 2, Brook Conley 1
Digs -- Holt 10, Ciandra Seaborn 10, Conley 10, Kayln Moore 6, Little 2, Madison Templeton 2, Bischoff 1
Assists -- Conley 38, Bischoff 2
Aces -- Moore 2, Templeton 2, Holt 1, Sigford 1
Midland College statistics
Kills -- Villegas 6, Bartley 5, Crow 4, Greehey 4, Kaur 3, Rey 2, Orta 1
Digs -- Rocha 7, Villegas 6, Greehey 4, Orta 4, Furtmann 3, Crow 1, Rodriguez 1, Rey 1
Assists -- Orta 17, Furtmann 6, Villegas 1
Blocks -- Bartley 5, Kaur 2.5
Aces -- Orta 1
at Chaparral Center
Friday's Scores
1 p.m.: Laredo Community College def. Vernon College 25-23, 20-25, 25-11, 25-15
3 p.m.: Wharton County Junior College def. Midland College 27-25, 25-17, 25-13
5 p.m.: Wharton County Junior College def. Vernon College, 25-13, 25-19, 25-14
7 p.m.: Laredo Community College def. Midland College 25-22, 25-21, 21-25, 25-22, 15-6
Saturday's Scores
8 a.m.: Wharton County Junior College def. Laredo Community College 25-19, 25-11, 25-20
10 a.m.: Wharton County Junior College def. Vernon College 22-25, 25-21, 25-23, 15-25, 17-15
Noon: Laredo Community College def. Midland College 25-17, 25-20, 22-25, 25-9
2 p.m.: Vernon College def. Midland College 25-17, 25-22, 25-16


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What we have here is a mental public health issue, not a guns are evil issue. I don't know what law you can write to change it, since it gets down to personal responsibility.
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Do you know anyone who works in a a busy ER? I mean the kind that draws patients from a wide area.
Ask them how mental illness and drug abuse are impacting the mission to take care of acute onset patients.
Did you know that many ERs, more and more, actually have *boarding* facilities for the violently mentally ill...right next to you who have come in to get your daughter's ear infection treated.
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The deadline for your RRSP contributions is March 2, so you'll want to use this weekend to take a quick look at your contributions and see if you're able to reach your maximum contribution level.
Related: RRSP Loans: Positives and Negatives
With tax season in full swing, Barry Choi asks whether you complete your own tax return or hire a pro. If you're looking to get the most for your tax dollars and have a fairly complicated return I would recommend seeing an accountant.
Related: 4 Things Your Accountant Won't Tell You
LSM Insurance discusses the financial stress test that many of us are failing, and over 75% of us stated they would be financially devastated if they had to leave work because of a disability.
The Financial Post writes that with the rising power of the TFSA, is the RRSP even relevant anymore? Ideally everyone should use both, as thy both have their own advantages and disadvantages.
Related: Hidden Advantages of the TFSA
If you subscribe to cable and need more business news, you're in luck – Bloomberg Television is set to launch a channel here.
Related: How I Saved $684 on Cable and Internet
Alberta is currently feeling the effects of low oil prices, and the obvious answer is to create a diverse economy – which is more complicated than it seems.
When it comes to stock screening, there are tons of methods to use. Kapitalust writes about using earnings yield as a simple valuation screening technique.
Related: The Basics of Analyzing Financial Statements
Underground counterfeit markets cost companies billions of dollars every year. In case you missed it, here is a special on the effects of counterfeit sports apparel on the industry.
Boomer & Echo has one simple test for our financial advisor – mainly asking questions about anything and everything you don't understand. When it comes to financial services, transparency is key and you need to know what you're paying for.
Here's an interesting writeup on how to avoid bankruptcy with a consumer proposal from the Canadian Finance Blog.
Finally, Sheryl Smolkin writes about how much of your savings can be sheltered from taxes.


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Breakfast Links
No link: Here is my wife's(@lakefrontlisa) advice for 2013. "Understand it, embrace it, monetize it". Now you know why my kids are entrepreneurial.
Observation: When you get an iPhone 5, don't lose the cord.
Employers can fire workers they find too sexy in Iowa, and in Wisconsin, they rule in favor of same sex registry. Connect the dots.
Self driving cars can navigate traffic. But, can they navigate the police.
Lessons from Sweden (on healthcare)
An American vet at 13.
I am for helping Sandy victims, but I'd like to see my liberal friends say this bill sucks. Or are liberals for spending any time it happens, except for defense? Which is what I am hearing these days.
A sideline question on the Newtown shootings.
This morning, listen to Mike and Gina. 100th show. Congrats to them both and someday I might see the light. I am calling in this morning at 9:30am EST, but both of them texted me so it won't be a surprise either way.
Some intel on Suzy Favor. The Olympian hooker. Wait until you read the intel.


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Kroger Cincinnati No Longer Doubling CouponsThe links in the post below may be affiliate links. Read the full disclosure.
I was informed last night that the Kroger Cincinnati/Dayton region (118 stores) will no longer be doubling coupons. At All. This was officially announced this morning and will be taking effect March 1st. That means your paper coupons will only be accepted at FACE value.
There are promises of lower pricing to help offset this new policy change.
At this point, ONLY the Cincinnati region has been affected by this change and I will be updating if and when other regions follow suit.
Official Press Release
The Cincinnati/Dayton Division of Kroger has announced the launch of an exciting new price campaign. On Monday, February 4 Kroger, will lower prices on thousands of items in several commodities including Grocery, Produce, Organics, Natural Foods, and General Merchandise. This venture is a multi-million dollar investment for the company and shoppers will reap the benefits. Since 2008, Kroger has been lowering prices in several categories including packaged meat,produce, health and beauty care and other departments. The savings now will be even better. For example, the price on Kroger 24 pack water will drop 71 cents and the cost of a 3 lb. bag of onions will go down $1.00 and the retail on Soy Milk has been reduced by $1.40.
"We know price continues to be a top, and at times a deciding, factor when it comes to where to grocery shop", said Sukanya Madlinger, President of Kroger's Cincinnati/Dayton Division. "The savings shoppers see on items they buy every week are going to be better. Every aisle, every department in the store will contain newly lowered prices on Kroger Private Label and National Brand products.
In addition to the price reductions on groceries and merchandise, Kroger will continue to offer their Fuel Program, where customers can save up to $1.00 off a gallon at Kroger Fuel Centers, their $4 and $10 Prescription Program, weekly specials and themed events. Kroger has also made a 4 million dollar commitment to the 2013 Community Rewards program which benefits more than 2,000 local non-profit groups and organizations.
"This is an exciting time for us at Kroger, "said Scot Hendricks, the Cincinnati/Dayton Division's
Vice-President of Merchandising. "We're very committed to offering our customers the products they want, the friendly fast service they deserve at good…no…very good prices." The coupon policy at the 110 Cincinnati and Dayton area Kroger stores will change effective March 1, 2013. Kroger will discontinue their double coupon, 50 cents or less, program but will continue to redeem paper manufacturer coupons at face value as well as digital and e-coupons. Kroger indicated the investment in the new pricing program is 3 times the expense of doubling coupons.
"Kroger data for our area indicates coupon shopping is changing," said Rachael Betzler Customer Communications Manager for the Cincinnati/Dayton Division. "In fact, of the coupons available in the January 27, 2013 newspaper 65% had a value of $1.00 or more. That, along with the increased use of digital coupons emphasizes how customers will continue to realize significant savings shopping Kroger."
Kroger invites shoppers to come see for themselves how much they will save at Kroger.
I also wanted to pass along the information that I received from my Columbus/Great Lakes Region marketing contact:
"While business needs could dictate changes be made at some point we currently do not have plans to make any changes in the coupon policy for Columbus Division Kroger stores."


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Rovi announced that it is renewing its multi-year DivX licensing agreement with Sharp Corporation.
For more information visit: www.rovicorp.com
Unedited press release follows:
DivX Signs Major Renewal with Sharp
Expanded Agreement includes Worldwide Licensing of DivX HEVC and DivX Plus Streaming
LAS VEGAS — CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW 2014 — Rovi Corporation (NASDAQ:ROVI) today announced that Rovi and Sharp Corporation have agreed to renew a multi-year DivX® licensing agreement. The new agreement enables Sharp to integrate DivX HEVC technology in its next-generation AQUOS® TVs and AQUOS® Blu-ray disc recorder product lines to support the high-quality streaming and playback of DivX HEVC HD 720p/1080p and UltraHD/4K HEVC content. In addition, the agreement includes use of Rovi's adaptive streaming solution, DivX Plus Streaming®.
"Sharp is a leader in the global consumer electronics device industry, and our new agreement is a significant milestone in our continued efforts to accelerate broad market adoption of HEVC," said Dr. Kanaan Jemili, senior vice president, product management at Rovi. "Our continued collaboration with Sharp will enable us to gain even more momentum with driving HEVC and UltraHD/4K forward while also bringing cutting-edge features for consumers' enjoyment of high-resolution content."
DivX HEVC is part of an end-to-end solution helping to accelerate the adoption of the next-generation compression standard across the entire video distribution system. The solution includes MainConcept® encoding SDKs for professional content creators, the DivX Video Service™ with DivX DRM for protected content delivery across multi-screen devices, and popular DivX consumer software tools for PC-based content creation and playback. In addition, DivX HEVC will be integrated to the DivX Certification program that allow IC and OEM customers to quickly bring to market mobile and consumer electronics products that enable consistently high-quality DivX HEVC video playback.
DivX plans to host private meetings and product demonstrations for industry executives during the CES tradeshow in Las Vegas, January 7-10 at Caesars Palace. Invited attendees will have the opportunity to view live demonstrations of the company's end-to-end solution powering the creation, delivery and multiscreen playback of next-generation video, including 4K content using the new compression standard HEVC/H.265.
About Rovi Corporation
Rovi is leading the way to a more personalized entertainment experience. The company's pioneering guides, data, and recommendations continue to drive program search and navigation on millions of devices on a global basis. With a new generation of cloud-based discovery capabilities and emerging solutions for interactive advertising and audience analytics, Rovi is enabling premier brands worldwide to increase their reach, drive consumer satisfaction and create a better entertainment experience across multiple screens. The company holds over 5,000 issued or pending patents worldwide and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California. Discover more about Rovi at Rovicorp.com.


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The Segmentum Ultima, also known as the Ultima Segmentum, is the Segmentum of Imperial space to the galactic east of Terra. The Ultima Segmentum contains the uninhabitable core of the Milky Way Galaxy which is marked by a super-massive black hole. The Ultima Segmentum is home to the largest number of worlds in the Imperium of Man as it is the largest of the Segmentums in terms of its sheer size and spatial volume. It contains the Ultramarines' Realm of Ultramar. It has seen attacks by two separate Tyranid Hive Fleets, including Hive Fleet Behemoth and Hive Fleet Kraken. The Eastern Fringe of this region of the galaxy lies the most distant from the Astronomican. Ork empires, pirate conclaves, the expansionist Tau Empire and Tyranid incursions are the main threat within this oft-volatile region of the galaxy.
Notable RegionsEdit
- Grendl Stars - The Grendl Stars are a constellation of stars located on the far Eastern Fringe of the Milky Way Galaxy that were once known as the Wings of Sanguinius. They are now known to harbour the hyper-violent xenos race called the Barghesi.
- Ghoul Stars - This region of space is located beyond the furthest reaches of known space, northeast of the Eastern Fringe. This vast tract of relatively unexplored wilderness space was once home to a number of inhabited human worlds. However, an ancient threat, known only as the Pale Wasting in Imperial records, is believed to have been responsible for the destruction of these worlds' populations during the Nova Terra Interregnum. This accounts for the large number of Dead Worlds within the region. The Ghoul Stars region lies beyond the light of the Astronomican, which is used by Imperial Navigators to guide vessels while travelling in the Warp. Without the guidance of this vital beacon, Navigators are unable to sense its guiding light and are forced to navigate blindly. Navigators often refuse to travel into this region for this very reason, for it is extremely hazardous to do so. The Death Spectres Space Marine Chapter currently maintains a constant vigil to ensure that the inhabitants of the Ghoul Stars never again threaten the galaxy.
- Charadon (Ork Empire) - Charadon is the capital world of the largest and longest-standing Ork empire in the galaxy, also known as Charadon, which is ruled by the tyrannical Ork Warlord Snagrod the Arch-Arsonist, a particularly vicious and sadistic leader of a race noted for its generally vicious and sadistic tendencies.
- Octarius (Ork Empire) - Octarius is an Ork empire covering the Octarius Sector, an area of space almost as large as the Realm of Ultramar, centred on the Ork World of Octarius. It is ruled by a vicious Ork Warlord known as the Overfiend of Octarius.
- Realm of Ultramar - The feudal demesne comprising 11 worlds which is administered by the Ultramarines Chapter of Space Marines.
- Sautek Dynasty - The Sautek Dynasty is a Necron Dynasty consisting of 80 Tomb Worlds. Its crown world is Mandragora. This powerful Necron dynasty is currently ruled over by Phaeron Imotekh, "the Stormlord."
- Tau Empire - The Tau Empire is a rapidly expanding xenos stellar empire situated within the Imperium of Man's Segmentum Ultima, near the Eastern Fringe of the Milky Way Galaxy.
Notable SystemsEdit
- Baal System - The Baal System is the star system that is home to the world of the same name. Baal is the nominal homeworld of the Blood Angels Chapter of the Adeptus Astartes. Baal itself is a dry, dusty Desert World, scarcely inhabited by anyone other than mutants and feral animals. However its two moons, Baal Prime and Baal Secundus, support notable human settlements and were once "paradises for mortal men" though now they are classified as savage Feral Worlds by the Imperium. Little is known about the past circumstances of these two moons, but at some time in the past (probably during the Dark Age of Technology or the Age of Strife) a cataclysmic conflict arose and led to the widespread use of both viral and nuclear weapons, destroying the ecosystems of both satellites and contaminating their biospheres with radioactive fallout, chemical pollution and biological agents.
- Badab System - The Badab System is an Imperial star system of the Badab Sector that lies within the Maelstrom Zone of the Segmentum Ultima. With the difficulty of traveling through the region, this area of space has become a haven to pirates, Heretics and Renegades. The Maelstrom Zone is a region of lawless wilderness containing an estimated 20+ Ork empires, numerous Hrud infestations, and countless human pirate strongholds. The Badab System was the heart of the demesne created within the Maelstrom Zone by Lufgt Huron, the Renegade Chapter Master of the Astral Claws Space Marines who bore the infamous title of the Tyrant of Badab. The Badab System served as the heart of Huron's rebellion against the Imperium during the terrible conflict known as the Badab War. Its primary world, Badab Primaris, was finally conquered by the forces of the Loyalist Space Marines in 912.M41 at the cost of all life on that once-thriving Hive World. The fall of Badab Primaris finally brought the terrible internecine conflict to its close.
Notable WorldsEdit
- Attila - Imperial Feudal World that maintains a late Iron Age civilisation and almost no advanced Imperial technology. This barbaric world is also the homeworld of the famed Rough Riders of Attila Mounted Regiments of the Imperial Guard.
- Baal - Arid Desert World and Chapter homeworld of the Blood Angels Space Marine Chapter.
- Badab Primaris - Dead World that once served as the homeworld of Lufgt Huron and the Astral Claws Chapter of Renegade Space Marines during the Badab War. Once a thriving Hive World, Badab Primaris is now a radioactive cinder as a result of the final assault of the Loyalist Space Marines upon it at the conclusion of the Badab War in 912.M41.
- Catachan - Death World and homeworld to the famed and deadly Imperial Guard regiments of the Catachan Jungle Fighters.
- Golgotha - Golgotha is an Ork world, conquered and infested by the Greenskin forces under the command of Ghazghkull Mag Uruk Thraka after the Second War for Armageddon.
- Charadon - Charadon is the capital world of the largest and longest-standing Ork empire, ruled by the tyrannical Ork Warlord Snagrod the Arch-Arsonist, a particularly vicious and sadistic leader of a race noted for its generally vicious and sadistic tendencies.
- Gorkamorka - Gorkamorka was once an Imperial world known as Angelis. Without warning, a fiery Space Hulk plummeted onto this parched, dead world from the depths of space, its immense impact took just an instant to all but wipe the presence of Mankind from the face of the planet. A pall of radiation and dust was cast over the world that would not settle for an entire decade. Soon the planet's climate and photography was irrevocably shattered and remade in a new and even harsher image. This massive vessel was not uninhabited, as it was occupied by the remnants of a massive Ork WAAAGH! which emerged from the ashes and rebuilt the harsh world in their own brutish image.
- Kar Duniash - Kar Duniash is the Segmentum Fortress of the Segmentum Ultima as well as the headquarters for the Imperial Navy's massive Battlefeet Ultima. It is also the site of a major Imperial shipyard which is the primary fabricator of the Dominator-class Cruiser.
- Mandragora - Located along the Eastern Fringe, Mandragora is a Necron Tomb World and crownworld of the Sautekh Dynasty. In ancient times, when the War in Heaven ended, the stasis-crypts of Mandragora were filled to capacity with some of the finest Necron warriors. Since their reawakening from their eons-long slumber, the world of Mandragora has once again become a hub of Necron activity. The Necron Lord Phaeron Imotekh has dispatched Necron legions to the occupied regions surrounding the Tomb World against Ork Warboss Snagratoof and his greenskin army.
- Mundus Planus (Chogoris) - Feudal World of savage horse nomads who maintain little advanced Imperial technology. Homeworld of the White Scars Space Marine Chapter.
- Nocturne - This dual-classed Feudal World/Death World is the Chapter homeworld of the Salamanders Space Marine Chapter.
- Ohmn-Mat - Once a Forge World of the Adeptus Mechanicus, the burning grave of Ohmn-Mat is a well-known sight within the Ultima Segmentum. The Forge World descended into civil war at the outbreak of the Horus Heresy, and both factions were reinforced by contingents of Legiones Astartes before the war escalated and led one or both factions to ignite Ohmn-Mat's atmosphere. All forge-fanes where destroyed by secondary atomantic explosions, further shrouding the planet in fire. The fires still rage to this day.
- Orask - At the very edge of the Iquathan Deeps in the northern Ultima Segmentum, near the border of the Ghoul Stars, sits the Sentinel World of Orask. In recent times, a terrible assault occurred in 977.M41, when a splinter of the Eastern Hive Fleets of the Tyranid menace appeared, disoriented and twisted by its passage through the Ghoul Stars, and fell on the Orask System like a ravenous beast. A great battle ensued, that proved brief but bloody. The stoic defenders of Orask were backed by a full company of the Red Talons Space Marine Chapter and a Titan maniple from the Legio Magna. Despite horrific casualties in the tens of thousands sustained within a matter of mere days, the valiant defenders were able to push back their monstrous attackers. Eventually they contained the threat and purged the vile xenos from Orask's blasted surface. Evidence persists that some harbinger organisms escaped to the outer systems.
- Pavonis - A troubled industrialised Hive World located on the Eastern Fringe. The Ultramarines 4th Company under the command of Captain Uriel Ventris was sent to quell the troubles caused by humans and xenos alike. A secret, heretical organisation, known as the Church of the Ancient Ways, plagued the planet with random bombs planted around the various manufactorums. In addition, the world was also continuously raided by Dark Eldar corsairs over the course of six years. Uriel Ventris was successful in defeating both the civil insurrection as well as crushing the Dark Eldar and their human collaborator in the hidden tomb of the C'tan Shard known as the Nightbringer. Unfortunately, this vile entity escaped the confines of its tomb and fled into the galaxy at large. After completing a Death Oath and being cleared of taint, Uriel Ventris was reinstated as the commander of the 4th Company. He was then given the opportunity to prove himself in the eyes of those who still doubted him by returning to the world of Pavonis and defending it from Tau invaders.
- Prometheus - Large moon which orbits the Death World of Nocturne and serves as the location for the fortress-monastery of the Salamanders Space Marine Chapter.
- Talasa Prime - A Fortress World located along the Eastern Fringe of the Ultima Segmentum, this world is the domain of the Inquisition's Ordo Xenos. Talasa Prime is notable for housing the headquarters of the xenos hunting Deathwatch Space Marine Chapter within a massive Inquisitorial fortress, where they recruit, train and equip those selected Space Marines who join the elite Deathwatch in the art of xenos hunting.
- Tarsis Ultra - Tarsis Ultra is an Imperial Dead World that was formally a Civilised World. It was unique, in that it also possessed certain features of a classic Agri-World, since it was able to produce food for other Imperial worlds within the Ultima Segmentum. Despite its status as a major exporter of food, the planet suffered from long, harsh winters that gave it the appearance of an Ice World. The world was the site of a great battle between the Ultramarines Space Marine Chapter and the Tyranids of Hive Fleet Leviathan in 999.M41. This conflict left a terrible mark upon the world, but a worse fate befall Tarsis Ultra when it was finally transformed into an uninhabitable Dead World by the actions of the Iron Warriors Warsmith Honsou, who unleashed a terrible biological weapon known as the Heraclitus Virus into Tarsis Ultra's Tyranid-altered biosphere.
- T'au - Located to the galactic north of Ultramar, T'au is the racial homeworld and capital of the Tau Empire.
- Valhalla - Frigid Ice World and home to the famed Imperial Guard regiments of the Valhallan Ice Warriors.
Notable Celestial BodiesEdit
- Storm of the Emperor's Wrath - A notable and fiercely persistent Warp Storm which has raged since the Age of Apostasy and is believed by the Ecclesiarchy to have been created by the Emperor Himself to indicate his displeasure with the attempt of the renegade High Lord of Terra Goge Vandire to seize control of the Imperium in the 36th Millennium.
- Maelstrom - The Maelstrom is a massive and ancient Warp Rift located near the galactic core. This area of space is riven with Warp Storms so intense that stellar travel in the region is virtually impossible. Second only to the great Warp Rift that is the Eye of Terror in the Segmentum Obscurus, the Maelstrom scars both the physical universe and the fabric of the Immaterium beyond. This volatile region of space has become a haven to pirates, criminals and renegades such as the Red Corsairs Chaos Space Marines as well as gateways to the Dark Eldar's Webway city of Commorragh, who use it as a base from which to launch raids on Imperial space.
Other Places of InterestEdit
- Craftworld Iyanden - The Iyanden Craftworld was once one of the largest and most prosperous of all the remaining Eldar Craftworlds. They barely survived an attack by the Tyranid Hive Fleet Kraken, which nearly destroyed the Craftworld and killed four-fifths of its population. On the verge of total annihilation, Iyanden was saved from complete destruction by the exiled Prince Yriel, who had formerly been the High Admiral of the Iyanden fleet. Yriel and his exile Eldar pirate raiders, even though previously vowing never to return to Iyanden, could not bear to have their Craftworld destroyed and launched an attack on the Tyranid fleet. Taking the final battle to the Craftworld itself, Yriel used an ancient artefact spear called the Spear of Twilight to slay the Hive Tyrant that led the assault. In doing so, Yriel doomed himself to a slow and painful death due to the psychic artefact being bound to its user and slowly burning away their soul. For now, however, the forceshield worn by Yriel staves off the constant negative energies of the Spear. Regardless of his actions, the chances of Iyanden recovering from its losses against the Tyranids are slim and their future looks bleak. Iyanden's name means "light in the Darkness" in the Eldar tongue and its chosen colours are gold and blue. The Iyanden Craftworld can usually be located in the galactic Southeast in Ultima Segmentum and is one of the two Eldar Craftworlds found near the borders of the Tau Empire, the other being Alaitoc.
- Chapter Approved 2003, p. 74
- Codex: Blood Angels (5th Edition) by Matthew Ward
- Codex: Blood Angels (4th Edition)
- Gorkamorka: Da Uvver Book, pp. 5-10, 103-1058
- Gorkamorka: Digganob, pp. 6-8, 29, 57
- Gorkamorka: Gubbinz, "Da Necron Rayd", pp. 13–15
- Index Astartes I, "White Scars"
- Index Astartes II, "Angels of Death: The Blood Angels"
- Index Astartes IV, "The Salamanders"
- Codex: Angels of Death (2nd Edition)
- Codex: Imperial Guard (5th Edition), p. 27
- Codex: Imperial Guard (2nd Edition)
- Codex: Necrons (5th Edition), p. 14
- Codex: Space Marines (5th Edition), pp. 49-50 (Map)
- Codex: Tau (4th Edition)
- Codex: Tyranids (5th Edition), pp. 28-31
- Codex: Tyranids (4th Edition), p. 21
- Codex: Ultramarines (2nd Edition)
- Commissar Cain (Book Series) by Sandy Mitchell
- Imperial Armour Volume Nine - The Badab War - Part One
- Imperial Armour Volume Ten - The Badab War - Part Two
- Nightbringer (Ultramarines Novel Series) by Graham McNeill
- Planetstrike (5th Edition), pp. 57-59
- Courage and Honour (Ultramarines Novel Series) by Graham McNeill
- Tome of Fire (Salamanders Trilogy) by Nick Kyme
- The Horus Heresy - Book Six: Retribution by Alan Bligh, pg. 29/30
- Warhammer 40,000: Apocalypse
- Warhammer 40,000 Chapter Approved - The Book of the Astronomican
- Warhammer 40,000: Compendium, "The Badab War", pp. 33-35
- Warhammer 40,000 Rulebook (3rd Edition)
- Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader (1st Edition)
- White Dwarf 101 (UK), "Index Astartes: The Badab Uprising" by Rick Priestley
- White Dwarf 139 (US), "Space Fleet: Rules Expansion", pp. 8-36
- White Dwarf 140 (US), "Space Fleet: Additional Background, Rules, Data Cards and Counters", pp. 46-75
- White Dwarf 329 (US), p. 76
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We're back once again at The Old National Centre for NYE. Last year sold out so don't sleep on tickets! Prices start at only $30! 3 rooms of music with performances by:
Here Come the Mummies, Cosby Sweater, Groovatron,
North American Scum (LCD Soundsystem Tribute),
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It's a universal truth that 2016 can be described as a dumpster fire of bullshit, but it will go down in my personal history as the first year I've ever completed a Project 365. Well, 347 out of 365 ain't bad, right?
Despite not having 365 photos in the set, I'm counting the project as complete. I set a reminder for myself every day at 5 p.m., and that seemed to be the key to me taking a picture. There were a few days (18, actually) where I apparently forgot completely, and instead of going back and trying to fudge something for the day I'm just going to leave it. It's 95 percent complete. Hooray!
That whole set can be found here, by the way.
The year wasn't all bad, though it wasn't all good, either. Let's recap!
We hiked a lot with Stella, and I decided that cold-weather hiking is my favorite hiking. There tend to be fewer people on the trails, and you don't tend to get nearly as sweaty. The month ended pretty warmly, but winter reared its head again soon enough.
Winter showed up with snow, but it was a relatively weak showing as compared to the year before. Still, Stella was happy to eat snowflakes. Ian and I took a trip to Biloxi and found it to be a pretty shitty town with even shittier beaches, although the Beau Rivage was a really nice casino. Luckily it was just a short weekend trip and we didn't waste any more time there.
March was pretty warm, and we did some work in our yard. Other than that, it looks like we mainly hung out at home with the animals (besides my monthly trip to the Raven offices). Oh! There was a marathon in town and to show our solidarity, we walked to brunch and then all over downtown to drink. I don't remember much of the end of that day, but I know it was fun.
In April I got sick but then better, and we traveled to Chicago to visit my mom and sisters—and my sister's new super-cute baby! Ian drove up with Stella and I, but then took a flight back home. I stayed a bit longer and worked from my mom's house (and visited the North Shore Distillery, home of my favorite gin!), and then Stella and I drove back together like the traveling companions we are.
We also took Stella camping for the first time, and she did really well. She sorta-barked only once at something outside the tent; otherwise she slept on my leg the whole night (Ian was relegated to the twin-sized air mattress we'd bought for Stella to use, ha!).
We also hosted our first beer-tasting event with friends on April 30, which was a huge success. The hangover the next day was totally worth all of the great beers we got to try.
The month started with mourning Gordo being gone for a year on May 4.
A bright spot of the month was when Stella and I traveled to Athens, Ga., for two days to hang out, work and explore the city. I decided it was about time to embrace the benefits of working remotely, and had heard Athens was a dog-friendly city. We rented a small AirBnB near downtown and spent our days working from patios of bars and coffee shops. It got a bit warm, but luckily it was relatively easy to find shade. I was already used to taking Stella around with me in Chattanooga, so I was prepared with plenty of water, snacks and poop bags. It was a fun couple of days, and I was able to get a lot of work done thanks to Stella being happy to chill next to me for the day after our mile or so walk from where we were staying.
The end of the month was capped off by launching a huge project I'd been working on with a team of co-workers for several months. It was a satisfying conclusion to something several people had worked incredibly hard on for quite some time.
June was likely the most exciting month of the year for us, starting off with getting Stella's DNA test results back, which were a mix of surprising and why-didn't-we-see-that obvious breeds.
Then Ian and I traveled to Atlanta for the Southern Fried Gameroom Expo, a two-day pinball and arcade machine convention. Friday night was lighter on people so it was more fun; the lines to play pretty much any game by Saturday afternoon were incredibly long. There was also an issue where a session that consisted of playing the game Quiplash! (which I was very familiar with thanks to months of playing it at Raven on Friday afternoons) got incredibly sexist and misogynistic, and I had to leave the room. It was disappointing, and my feedback to the convention's organizers went unanswered, so I don't think I'll be returning.
Later in June we took our yearly "big" vacation. We'd originally thought about going to Canada, but after reading that June is the rainiest time of year there we decided to head to New Mexico instead. And it was amazing! We spent a couple days in Albuquerque, which has an awesome craft beer scene, and then took a train to Sante Fe for a couple days for more sightseeing, brewery-hopping and an incredible visit to Meow Wolf. We came back to Albuquerque and did some hiking just outside the city, both in the Sandia Mountains and at Bandolier National Monument (which was breathtaking). I also met up with my friend Molly, who I hadn't seen since high school, at Santa Fe Brewing Company in Albuquerque. She and a friend of hers gave us all kinds of advice on cool shit to do while we were in town, and they did not disappoint. People kept asking us why we picked Albuquerque for a vacation and seemed incredulous that we'd visit somewhere just because they had cool scenery and a lot of beer. But why else would you go anywhere?!
While in New Mexico, I had a beer-drinking contest with a friend/co-worker who was on his own vacation in Denver at the same time. The contest was to see who could drink the most unique beers while in our respective cities, and we had to drink at least four ounces of a beer for it to count as an entry. I beat him handily at 102 beers to 69. (He'll put an asterisk next to my win since I had an extra two days, but he agreed to this as we were negotiating the rules so SUUUUCK IIIIIT.)
July was kind of a shit-show. Ian and I were both sick at the start of it, though the month improved with a trip Stella and I took to Chicago to visit with family again. My two sisters and I got matching tattoos, and for once I'm really happy with a tattoo.
But the month ended with me (and about 80 percent of my co-workers) getting laid off—the first time I'd been laid off in my two decades of working full time. It wasn't exactly a shock; I'd seen the writing on the wall for a while. I mainly was just sad that my time with the company and my co-workers had come to an end. It was the first job I'd had where I really felt like I fit in, and I was bummed that my time there was over.
I decided to give myself a couple of weeks to decompress and spent a lot of time walking Stella around town or in the neighborhood. I also started volunteering at the animal shelter in my neighborhood, figuring it was a good time since I was too broke to adopt any new animals that tugged at my heartstrings.
I went to a Railsbridge event sponsored by Code XX, the women's coding group here in Chattanooga, where I learned enough about Ruby on Rails to inspire me to continue my study of JavaScript.
I took advantage of having dental insurance for another month and got a much-needed crown put on, too. That wasn't fun, or cheap, but I was glad to get it done while I still could.
I also started working with a career counselor and completely revamped my resume for the first time in years. I realized I didn't want to leave tech and began a job search—I also started trying to draw unemployment and realized what a racket that whole thing is.
I took Stella on more walks, hung out with the cats, and cooked a bunch of meals. I realized that cooking was a stress-reliever for me, and a good way to feel useful since I still didn't have a full-time job. I did do some digital media consulting work for a former employer, which was a fun experience. I learned a lot about freelancing—and myself. I can see myself consulting again on a project-by-project basis, but I don't think I could make a whole career out of freelancing. I appreciate a steady income and routine—and health insurance—way too much.
This month was one of the best of the year. We started it off with a camping trip to the Chilhowee Recreation Area, and then we headed to Murfreesboro for an Oktoberfest celebration at the famed Green Dragon bar. Unfortunately the bar itself was closed due to the festival, so I still wasn't able to go inside and experience it in all its hobbit and dragon glory. One day.
In the middle of the month I went to Toronto with two friends/former co-workers to attend Full Stack Toronto, a development/UI/project management conference that we were planning on attending back when we were all at Raven still. We attended sessions during the mornings and early afternoons and then explored the gorgeous-yet-rainy city of Toronto.
Oh, and Stella turned three!
At the end of the month I started my new job as a quality engineer at Emma, Inc.! They're based in Nashville but are remote-friendly, and there were already two other folks on the engineering team living in Chattanooga. Emma is known around Nashville (and beyond) as being an incredibly smart and fun company to work at, and my experience so far has exceeded my expectations. It was a strong way to finish out an already great month, and left me feeling energized and ready for what was to come.
Despite such a great month before, November sort of descended into madness with the election turning out worse than I think everyone expected. We hosted some friends at our house for Election Night, and an evening that started out jovial and hopeful ended in sadness and incredulity. I'm still not sure I believe the country will survive the next four years, but a small positive is that—prompted by not knowing how to live in a country that so obviously does not care about the rights, health and safety of women or minorities—I finally started seeing a therapist again.
After my initial couple weeks of despair, I left Facebook (yeah yeah, I'd return in December) and started focusing on things that made me happy and feel good, like hanging up "mental health" lights in my house and walking shelter dogs and learning to code. I went into the end of the year feeling nervous, but ready to take action.
December started off good but stressful. I accidentally fell in love with, and then we adopted, a 13-year-old dog that I'd walked at HES one day. And then I had to head to Nashville for a week at my new job, leaving Ian home to handle all that goes along with bringing a new dog into a house that already has one dog and three cats. (Sorry about that again, guy.)
But by the middle of the month Star Fox was fitting in nicely, Stella's emo-ness was subsiding and all of the cats (even King Boo) had gotten fairly used to her.
We were planning on renting a car and driving to Chicago for the holidays, since it had been about five years or so since I'd been home at Christmas. Our plans were set, presents were bought, car was rented. And then, two days before we were supposed to leave, I slipped off our back deck and broke my right ankle (officially I broke off the bottom of my lateral malleolus—into several pieces—and sprained the entire ankle) and royally beat up my left knee.
I'd never broken a bone before, but the pain was so bad that I couldn't get up for fear of passing out or vomiting. Within minutes my entire ankle was swollen to the size of a fist, and Ian took me to the ER. I suppose I should be proud of making it to 37 before breaking a bone (not counting the pinky toe I likely broke when I smashed it into the coffee table one drunk evening years ago), but it sucked. It still sucks. I likely won't be off crutches until mid to late February, and based on the little range of motion I have after three weeks I'm guessing I'll need physical therapy, too.
Before breaking my ankle, I had been hesitant to talk too much shit about 2016 as a whole. Sure, a lot of people had died and we elected a literal dumpster fire to lead the country, but I wasn't taking it personally. Until that night. Narcissistic or not, on that night I decided 2016 could go fuck itself.
So here's to 2017. Here's to the country surviving, to famous people not dying in droves, and to my ankle healing up nicely. Here's to a relatively safe, happy and healthy year for myself and my family, and for you and yours.


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Our nanny is currently on a much deserved vacation, which required me to take time off work to watch our now almost 11 month old son. Unfortunately, due to poor timing with work, my husband couldn't take off any time, which trumped any vacation plans of our own. So I've been pretending to be a stay at home mom for the past three days, and have to admit I'm loving every minute of it, even with the occasional screaming fits fighting nap time. On day one, I made the colossal mistake of forgetting to turn on the sound machine, and thought I could sneak into his room unnoticed….yup, I was wrong.
My friend, Katherine, who is on maternity leave with her son, has been introducing me to a whole new world I never knew existed. From music classes to swim lessons to baby yoga, she and her boy keep busy! Myles and I could barely keep up, exhausted after his second music class, but we had an absolute blast. If only I had known about all this when I was on maternity leave!
Needless to say with all this activity, I've still had more time to cook, and I made this for my husband who seemed to have been working non-stop for the past couple of days. We're not vegan, but we both have some dairy sensitivity, so I decided to give this recipe a try. I've made this several times (with some modifications) to get it just right, and I think I've got it down pat now. The first time I made it, I used chocolate chips, and I'm not sure if it's the high wax content in the chips, but when mixed with the tofu, it had a gritty texture. But that also could have been due to slowly heating the chips in the microwave vs. double boiler. I recommend the double boiler just to get a good and even consistency with the chocolate. I love using Trader Joe's pound plus chocolate bars, and used 72 percent dark chocolate.
For those of you skeptical about a dessert with tofu, give it a try! My husband had no idea this had tofu in it, and loved it. In fact, he thinks I'm campaigning for permanent SAHM status. Doesn't hurt to try!
|make sure to use "silken" tofu
|chop chocolate with a serrated knife (yes, I'm a lefty!)
|dissolve several espresso granules into hot water, and add teaspoon into mixture
|melt chocolate in double boiler
|pour mixture into pie crust
|refrigerate for at least 2 hours
|top with berries and glaze
|all of the flavor, none of the guilt
Vegan Chocolate Berry Pie
1 1/3 cups dark chocolate, chopped (three rows of Trader Joe's pound plus 72% dark chocolate)
1 pound silken tofu, drained
1 tsp vanilla
1 tsp espresso
1 tsp milk of your choice (I used coconut milk)
1 tsp cocoa powder
2 tsps agave nectar or honey (to taste)
1/8 tsp salt
1 ready made chocolate crust
1 pint strawberries, sliced
1/2 cup blueberries
1/4 cup seedless raspberry or apricot jam
1 T water
Bring a pot full of about 2 inches of water to boil. Place a heat proof bowl on top of this pot to act as a double boiler. Melt chocolate by placing in the bowl, stirring occasionally. Add tofu to the food processor, chocolate, vanilla, espresso, cocoa powder, milk, salt, and agave nectar or honey, and process for approximately one minute. Ensure well mixed, scrape sides, and pour into pie crust. Cover, and refrigerate for at least two hours. Top with strawberries and blueberries with desired design. Also tastes great with raspberries, but my husband doesn't like them. Heat jam with water on stove top until just melted, and use a pastry brush to glaze the fruit. Keep refrigerated. Serves 8.


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My husband and I are looking for an old house, and we're new at this. We've found one I like a lot. Looking back at the pictures we took, I remembered these cracks in the basement wall. (I was so excited about the rest of the house, I blocked this from memory.)
The house is 80 years old. I know this picture doesn't give much information, but based on this, should we exclude this house? Is it at least possible that this is a problem that could be fixed?
And, yes, that's me in the picture. I had no idea my husband was taking this picture or I would not have allowed this angle. :)