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Randall Williams takes a look at his original song "Stronger For Your Flame" and offers a wonderful performance.
Taught by Randall Williams in Lessons with Randall Williams seriesLength: 10:18Difficulty: 3.0 of 5
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Amazing song.
I just added some tabs to this one if you need them.
This guy is just amazing! I love how he gets his point across and teaches so effectively in such a short lesson. And his songwriting, singing and guitar playing...WOW! Jamplay did well to get Randall Williams...I have become quite a fan and have learned a lot from him. I look forward to more in his lesson series! Thanks!
Great song Randall. I've been toying with the short cut capo lately and love the sound I get from using a full capo with the short cut capo. Keep these great lessons coming
Randall Williams is a dynamic, powerful, classically trained acoustic musician who interest is found in the dynamic and relevant world of folk. One of Randall's specialties includes the style of cut or partial capo.
Lesson 1
In his introductory lesson, Randall Williams discusses music theory in a useful and practical context. This knowledge will be required for his future lessons.Length: 26:39 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Lesson 2
Randall Williams returns with the second part of his lesson on useful music theory. In this lesson, he talks about using a capo, ornamenting chords, and the minor scales.Length: 36:38 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Lesson 3
In this lesson Randall introduces the concept of open tuning. He will talk about how open tunings work as well as how they alter your chords and scales.Length: 31:48 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 4
Randall Williams returns to the world of open tunings to talk about open d, open g, and open c. He also give tips on slide guitar and playing in these tunings.Length: 41:30 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 5
In this lesson Randall introduces the partial capo (using a short-cut capo by Kyser) and talks about how it can make the life of a beginner easier.Length: 12:46 Difficulty: 0.5 FREE
Lesson 6
In this lesson Randall returns to the world of the partial capo (or cut-capo). He covers additional right hand techniques and a few sample songs.Length: 18:00 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 7
Randall returns to the world of the partial capo. In this lesson, he talks more about playing songs and chords. He also introduces a second capo.Length: 9:41 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Lesson 8
Randall returns with the fourth part of his partial capo for total beginners lesson set. Randall introduces more right hand patterns and talks about playing with a disability.Length: 11:28 Difficulty: 0.5 Members Only
Lesson 9
Randall Williams shares his technique toolbox in this lesson. He explains over twenty different rhythmic patterns that can be applied to a chord progression.Length: 27:38 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 10
Randall shares part two of his toolbox mini-series.Length: 25:47 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 11
Randall Williams shares many new ideas in part one of his Partial Capo Techniques mini-series.Length: 38:25 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 12
Randall Williams shares part two of his fantastic Partial Capo Techniques mini-series.Length: 16:30 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 13
Randall shares part three of his Partial Capo Techniques mini-series.Length: 19:29 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 14
Randall Williams continues on to part four of his exciting Partial Capo Techniques mini-series.Length: 29:34 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 15
Randall concludes his Partial Capo Technique mini-series.Length: 32:08 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 16
Randall Williams explains and performs the song "Causeway" by Daithi Rua.Length: 8:24 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 17
Randall Williams takes a look at his original song "Stronger For Your Flame" and offers a wonderful performance.Length: 10:18 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 18
Randall Williams shares an inspiring, original song called "Draw the Line."Length: 6:06 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 19
Randall Williams shares his beautiful original tune, "Praying for Land" in this lesson.Length: 7:50 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 20
Randall Williams teaches his original song "Ghost in the Machine."Length: 9:37 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 21
Randall Williams shares his touching original song, "I Will Come For You."Length: 8:38 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 22
After sharing many great tunes in his Exploring Songs mini-series, Randall Williams says a few words about performing.Length: 10:29 Difficulty: 0.5 Members Only
Lesson 23
Randall Williams creates a song with you from scratch in this fascinating lesson about short form songwriting.Length: 31:18 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 24
Randall Williams presents his introductory lesson on singing with the guitar.Length: 10:36 Difficulty: 1.0 Members Only
Lesson 25
Randall explores more singing topics in this lesson. He provides sample exercises and encourages you to sing along.Length: 26:15 Difficulty: 0.5 Members Only
Lesson 26
Randall Williams shares another beautiful original tune called "Guatemala" in this lesson.Length: 6:55 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 27
Randall Williams continues his exploration on songwriting. In this particular lesson, he focuses on musicality and the creative process.Length: 14:39 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 28
Randall Williams continues his discussion on musicality and creating songs.Length: 23:34 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 29
Randall continues his discussion on songwriting in part 3 of his songwriting mini series.Length: 21:06 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 30
Randall Williams concludes his mini-series on songwriting in this lesson.Length: 13:24 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
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He felt that classical music lacked the inclusiveness of folk music, and that the inevitable division between performer and audience was unbearable. And so Randall returned to the world of traveling with his guitar, writing songs in train stations and sleeping on couches, then singing and playing on street corners, cafï, and pubs. For a time he lived aboard a 20' sailboat that he bought for $800, teaching himself how to sail by single-handing through the Baltic and North Seas with his guitar sleeping in the berth beside him at night. He wrote a book about the trip, which begins with the story of almost getting squashed by a tanker before dawn one morning in the North Sea.
He moved to North Africa, then set off across the Sahara by hitching with locals - bouncing through a minefield on the way that made his mother have bad dreams. He loved the adventure, but he missed the music.
In 2005, Randall returned stateside to scrounge up a career as a performing songwriter, hoping it wasn't too late. So far, it hasn't been. As the "Partial Capo Guy," Randall has written two books for Hal Leonard, recorded a DVD for Kyser Musical Products, and given workshops at some of the biggest festivals in United States. As a performer, Randall has been a finalist in the Founder's Title and Mid-Atlantic Song Contests, A regional finalist at Kerrville, a showcase artist at Northeast and Midwest Folk Alliance, and at the International Folk Alliance in Memphis, and an Audience Favorite at the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival. His 2007 live release, "One Night in Louisiana" made a respectable dent in the folk DJ charts (One single, "Lebanon," was #8 in May,) and he's generally a nice guy to have around, capos or not.
Randall is as much at home in a Bangkok slum or a Senegalese village, at the Kennedy Center in D.C. or the Fine Arts Palace in Brussels sandwiched between a twitchy orchestra and a full house, or shoeless on the floor of your living room. Randall has sung in a dozen languages in over 35 countries.
Lynne Andrews: "When Randall left the confines of classical music largely behind, they lost a great talent, but the world gained a good friend - a friend who will tell its stories with grace, compassion, humility and humor."
Randall began playing guitar seriously in 1988, and played his first open mic one year later. Randall kept playing and learning more and more. Randall began teaching guitar in 1992, while studying musical composition, analysis, and performance. Randall got his undergraduate music degree in 1996, then studied flamenco for about a year (1997) before beginning studies at the royal conservatory of music in mons, belgium.
From 1998 to 2001, Randall studied voice, analysis, and harmony at the conservatory, with classical guitar lessons on the side for about 6 months. Randall's undergraduate study and the conservatory courses added a degree of musical structure to his improvisational ability, and gave him a strong music theory base. He recieved the premier prix for concert singing from the conservatory in 2001.
Randall's most recent discoveries: how to build a structure for creating chords in open tunings, and learning how to structure placement of partial capos in standard and alternate tunings.
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With One Small Victory in Apple Case, Samsung Aims to Get Tablet Sales Ban Reversed
There wasn't much solace for Samsung in the details of Friday's ruling, as the jury found in Apple's favor on almost every major issue and ordered the Korean company to pay its rival more than $1 billion in damages.
One of the few things that might be considered a victory for Samsung was the fact that the jury found that Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 didn't violate an Apple design patent related to the iPad.
Samsung is now hoping that Judge Lucy Koh will overturn an earlier sales ban on its tablet. In June, Koh had issued a preliminary injunction against the Galaxy Tab 10.1, ruling that Apple was likely to prevail on the design patent infringement claim.
However, with the jury having found differently, Samsung argues the ban should now be reversed — and soon. Its papers call for Koh to demand a speedy reply from Apple and rule quickly on the matter.
Samsung could even get some money from Apple for sales it lost during the time that the injunction was in place.
"The jury found that Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 does not infringe the D889 patent," Samsung said. "Since the purported infringement of the D889 patent was the only basis for the preliminary injunction, the jury's finding means that Samsung had a right to sell the Galaxy Tab 10.1 during the period in which the injunction has been in effect. Samsung is therefore entitled to recover damages caused by the improper injunction."
Of course, the jury did find lots of other types of infringement in its verdict on Friday, meaning that Apple will be seeking injunctions against a variety of other Samsung products. And Samsung is in no rush to have Koh rule on those issues.

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Woman who faked cancer sentenced to jail
- Sara Ylen got cash from supporters for two years after claiming to have cancer
- Ylen was sentenced last month to a minimum of 5 years in prison for falsely accusing two men rape
- She was also treated by a hospice service for two years amid cancer scheme
SANDUSKY, Mich. (AP) — A Michigan woman who pleaded no contest to pulling off a cancer scam has been sentenced to one year in jail that will be served at the same time as another prison sentence.
Sara Ylen (WHY'-len) of Lexington accepted thousands of dollars from supporters and was treated by a hospice service for two years after claiming to have cancer. Authorities say it was an extraordinary lie: No doctor has stepped forward to even suggest she had cancer.
Ylen appeared Wednesday in Sanilac County court, 90 miles northeast of Detroit. A no-contest plea is treated like a regular conviction for the purpose of a sentence.
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E3 07: God of War: Chains of Olympus Preview
As the PlayStation 2 and PSP share a similar button layout, the core combat controls exactly the same as here as it did on PS2. Within seconds of picking up the PSP, I was pulling off familiar combos, swinging Kratos' chains overhead, throwing enemies up into the air and then slamming them back down.
Though the PSP lacks the right analog stick used to roll in the PS2 games, it only takes a few moments to familiarize oneself with the new method. When holding down the PSP's shoulder buttons, the analog stick controls Kratos' rolls.
To illustrate the simplicity of adapting to the new controls, the demo unit was already in the midst of a basilisk boss fight when I picked it up. Kratos had less than half of his health, and the basilisk had yet to take any damage. Never having actually played the demo before, I was dodging and rolling almost instantly and managed to defeat the mythical beast without taking any substantial damage.
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A minor puzzle was waiting beyond the ruins of the former gate, a turning wheel that would temporarily open a door on the other side of the room. Of course, nothing is every quite that simple in God of War. The room was filled with archers, more of whom would rush in after their comrades were defeated. It was a race to kill them as fast as possible, turn the wheel until they appeared, and roll under the door just as it was sliding shut.
This all sounds very much like the type of thing one might find in a God of War game on PlayStation 2, and that is the best way to describe God of War: Chains of Olympus. It is God of War on the PSP, exactly as you would imagine it, playing as well and looking as good as its predecessors.
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Lefkosia (South Nicosia) Travel Guide
The city of LEFKOSIA (still widely known as south Nicosia by locals) is by far the largest settlement on Cyprus, though by international standards it is still pretty small, with a total population, in the part controlled by the Government, of 246,400. Until 1974 Nicosia was the capital of the unified island; now the southern half, Lefkosia, forms the capital of the republic while the northern half, known as Lefkoşa is the capital of the Turkish occupied, self-styled TRNC – when the Berlin Wall fell, Nicosia became the last divided capital in the world.
A political and financial centre, not just for the republic and the Eastern Mediterranean, but for the whole of the Middle East, Lefkosia is less dependent on tourism than anywhere else on the island. Yet there is still a great deal to see and do in the southern, republic-controlled half of the city, as well as in the Turkish-controlled northern half. Within the forbidding Venetian Walls of the old city are the excellent Cyprus Museum and the Leventis City Museum, as well as the Shacolas Tower which offers unparalleled views to the north. You'll also find some of Cyprus's best restaurants and its most sophisticated shopping. There are also many interesting sights in the newer parts of the city and beyond – especially the Police and Coinage museums and the Cyprus Handicrafts Centre in the suburbs, and the ancient city of Tamassos, a short drive to the south.
While the capital remains divided, the opening of checkpoints between the republic and the occupied north (the most accessible being Ledra Street) enables you to sample two cultures in a single day. The division is still "in your face", particularly in the derelict areas of the Buffer Zone, and a journey between south and north offers you a real insight into the Cyprus Problem.
Brief history
Thought to have originated in a small town (Ledra) established by Lefkonas, son of Ptolemy I in 300 BC, Nicosia grew significantly under the Byzantines. Its inland position, protected by the island's two main mountain ranges, kept it safe from attack from the sea, and well placed for the political and religious administration of the country. The Lusignans fortified the city and it was under them that Nicosia experienced a "golden age" during which numerous palaces, churches and monasteries were built. This has left an impressive, if patchy, legacy of Gothic Crusader remains. Lusignan prosperity, however, ended with a series of attacks – by the Genoese in 1372 and the Mamelukes in 1426, and finally, after the Venetians had hastily thrown up the massive walls you see today, by the Ottomans who sacked the city in 1570. There then followed a period of three centuries when, although the population were better off financially than they had been under the Venetians, the city settled into a kind of quiet decrepitude, interspersed with bouts of extreme violence – in 1764 Turkish riots against rule from Constantinople led to the death of a particularly hated governor; in 1821 the authorities indulged in mass executions of leading Greek citizens to discourage support for the Greek War of Independence.
In 1870 the British took over the island and continued with Lefkosia as capital. It was during their watch that the city finally burst out of the Venetian battlements, especially after World War II when colonial administrative offices moved outside the walls. During the fight for independence the city's Pancyprian Gymnasium was a hotbed of EOKA involvement and sympathy among teachers and students. While the fight against the British intensified, intercommunal violence built up to such an extent that even before the Turkish invasion of 1974, de facto partition was well under way, with the north of the city becoming mainly Turkish, the south mainly Greek. In 1963 the British bowed to the inevitable and made the division official – a line (in green pencil, hence the name) was drawn on the map of the city, dividing it into Greek and Turkish areas. The 1974 invasion simply confirmed the division and caused an influx of refugees from the north. As a result, there was extensive further development of the area outside the walls to house displaced Greek Cypriots.
Over the years various practical initiatives have tried to cope with the fact that the city is split in half. In 1979 a joint sewerage plan was drawn up, followed in the 1980s by the Lefkosia Master Plan, promoted by both the UN and the EU, under which planners from both sides have started to cooperate on such things as renovating buildings along the Green Line and pedestrianizing streets in the city centre. Much of this is based on the assumption of the eventual reunification of the city; and the opening of the Ledra Street crossing in 2008 has gone at least some way towards achieving this.
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Information Today sent me a copy of Kathy Dempsey's new book, The Accidental Library Marketer (Amazon Associate link). I read it and loved it! Let me tell you a bit about the book.
As Kathy says right in the introduction, on pg. xv – "The Accidental Library Marketer fills a need for library professionals and paraprofessionals who find themselves in an awkward position: they need to promote their libraries and services in the age of the internet, but they've never been taught how to do so effectively."
There's a lot that's good in the book (check out my post-it notes in the pic!). Why am I interested in marketing? Well … by being a Digital Branch Manager, I AM part marketer/promoter. Part of my job is sharing the library's digital branch with Topeka. And that takes … well, marketing and promotion.
Kathy starts with the basics – what IS marketing, anyway? The rest of the book is full of "how to's" – including creating a marketing plan, basic rules for producing good promotional materials, different ways to get your promotional materials out, and using demographic data as a great starting point. Good stuff indeed – I learned things.
Anything bad about the book? … … well, not the book itself. I was more bummed out that my grad school's library science program (University of Tennessee) didn't teach me squat about marketing. Zilch. Seems to be a pretty important topic to me (and it is completely plausible that at the time they DID have classes on marketing, but I wasn't interested – best-laid plans always seem to change)!
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Bender dies, and his software takes on a ghostly existence.
The episode opens out with the Planet Express siting quietly in the conference room for 15 minutes so their insurance is reinstated. During this time Amy screams 'A Giant Sausage!' and points to a floating sausage outside the window and the rest of the crew become terrified. But Leela realises that it was part of the parade that was happening today and all the crew calm down except Fry, who starts to scream again. So the crew all go outside to watch the parade and Fry is surprised to discover that this is parade day parade, where different cultures have a single float and specified section to march in.
The Jamaican Float travels too fast bumping into the back of the Dorrito float and causing a giant dorrito to cut the heads of the lamposts and the model Earth on Zapp's float which rolls down towards two nerds who are talking inconspicuously and unaware of what is happening. Fry then charges forward and lunges towards the nerds saving the human one and leaving the robot to die. Fry is thanked by the survivours wife and the mayor declares that this Saturday should be declared Fryday in honour of Fry's actions as well as giving him the keys to the city.
After the celebrations they arrived back to Planet Express to discover Bender glowering at Fry and accusing him of thinking that a human's life is worth more than a robots. Bender then decides to kill himself which the crew doesn't take seriously as for Bender this is a common empty threat. Bender arrives to the suicide booth to discover the booth is Lynn, an ex-girlfriend of his, who says his death won't be suicide; it will be murder. At Planet Express his dead body is returned all the crew mourn after Hermes proves that he is dead by waving a $1 over his nose.
Bender rises from his body as a ghost and finds that no one can hear him any more except the robot devil who takes him down to his office for a chat where they agree that if Bender kills Fry then he will get his life back but if he fails he spends the rest of his life in robot hell as Fry thinks a human life is more valuble than a robots'. Bender tries to scare Fry to death but as Fry cannot hear him it doesn't work. After trying to kill him with soap Bender discovers that he can control electronics and begins to torment Fry with electrical devices. The crew laughs at Fry when he claims to be haunted by a ghost but after more mishaps he holds a seance and the medium tells him he is being haunted by a robot ghost and he wonders what robot it could be. He then calls reverend Preacherbot to help him who gives him a sacred firewall which prevents robot ghosts from getting 20 feet near him.
However Bender manages to possess the firewall and cause an image of Fry's melting head which causes him to have a heart attack. Believing the heart attack to be fatal Bender goes down to hell to claim his prize but the robot devil informs him that Fry survived his heart attack. Back on the surface, Bender overhears that one more sudden shock will kill Fry but changes his mind about murdering his best friend when Fry says that he misses Bender and that he realises how valuable a robot life can be when it belongs to his best friend.
Fry goes to live on the Amish homeworld where no machines are allowed. Bender follows, vowing to help his friend and assisting him with everything even though Fry is unaware. On the day the Planet Express crew visit the Robot Devil comes to criticize Benders failure dressed in Granny Hester's clothes. The Robot Devil says that it is Bender's fate to kill Fry and causes him to unintentuanly spook the ox into making the cricular barn roll towards Fry. Bender possess the Robot devil and warns everyone to run away from the barn pushing Fry out the way but killing the robot devil in the process. Fry then decides to return to New New York.
However the robot devil has a steady supply of spare bodies and ridicules Bender for trying to kill him. But, because of his good deed, Bender is risen up to robot heaven where he meets the Robot God and tries to posseess him but he is instead ejected back to Earth. His old dead body reassembles and he is once again alive. Fry says he is glad that Bender is alive again and that he missed him but then asks supspicously if Bender was the one haunting him to which Bender doesn't reply.
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The outside of the card might not seem like much, but it's the inside that counts the most! For Father's Day this year, I'm starting a new tradition. I asked J a few questions about his dad and wrote down his responses. When he made his Father's Day card (this year was just construction paper, stickers and markers), I made sure he left space for me to include his responses. The plan is to do this every year. Hopefully posting this here will help me remember to keep it up!
We also did this for his Grandpa's card.
My questions were basically geared towards getting a 3 year old to share his thoughts on dad/grandpa. Here's how one of our conversations went…
What's your favorite thing about ___?
"His toys."
What do you like to do with ____?
"I like to play with him."
How would you describe ____?
"He has a head. He has some eyes. He has a nose and a mouth."
What do you want to say to ____?
"I love you!" and then he says to me, "Thank you!" And then I say to him, "You're welcome!" And then he says to me, "I love you." and I say to him, "Thank you!" And then he say to me, "You're welcome."
I personally would love to get a card with my son's thoughts about me, however simple. I'm hoping dad and grandpa love it too.


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text: TECHNOLOGY: Digital + Social Media Google+ Launches Pages: What You Need to Know By Nathan Bonilla-Warford Friday, November 11, 2011 1:00 PM RELATED CONTENT First Look: How ECPS Are Using The New Google+ Pages By Nathan Bonilla-Warford, OD, FAAO TAMPA, Fla.—Now that Google+ Pages have finally arrived, they have been rapidly adopted by companies, including many eyecare providers. They highly anticipated Pages provide business similar functionality to Facebook Pages such as publishing frequent updates, engaging with patients and other businesses. Up to this point only people were allowed to have presence on Google+. Now eye and vision care practices can be on Google+, and I'll tell you why they should. Google+ was launched in July of this year as a direct competitor to Facebook. Greeted with much skepticism due to Google's failure with previous social endeavors and Facebook's massive size, the new network has been a shocking success. It has been the fastest growing social network in history, with over 40 million users. It's sleek, simple appearance, circling method to organize connections and integration with other Google products have been cited as reasons for its growth. Read my coverage of the Google+ basic here. At first glance, Google+ Pages look almost exactly like Google+ user profiles. This was intentional to provide consistent user experience. The layout includes a profile picture, space for additional pictures at the top, and followers and share tools on the left. Updates of text, links, pictures, and video are posted on the center of page and are sharable to everyone, or just selected followers. ECPs may question the benefit of creating a Google+ Page if they already have a Facebook Page. After all, Facebook has more social history and more users by far than Google does. However, Google has more users of its other services such as Gmail, Google Apps, and YouTube, all of which are integrated with Google+. Even more importantly, Google is the Internet search leader and a presence will increase the ease of which your patients can find you on the web. And because Google+ is new, it is yet another way to differentiate your practice as high-tech. Fortunately, it is extremely easy to create a Google+ Page. All you need is a free Google+ personal account and basic information and images for your profile. I set up a Page for my practice, Bright Eyes Family Vision Care, in literally less than 5 minutes. For branding consistency, I used our logo as the profile picture. To maintain emotional connection with patients and used some high-quality pictures of myself, my wonderful staff, an nice exterior shot of the office. I also included a picture of some Tiffany and Co. sunglasses to show that we carry quality products. Although there is an option to share your new page with others immediately, it is recommended to provide some content first: a welcome to new followers, a post linking to your website, some engaging photos or videos. I included our welcome video and some recent TV press coverage that we've gotten. Because Google+ is integrated with YouTube, this very, very easy to do. Ready to promote your business on Google+? You can click here to get started building your Page. Nathan Bonilla-Warford, OD, FAAO, Bright Eyes Family Vision Care, Tampa, Fla., is an optometrist specializing in the vision of infants and children. A social media evangelist, he helped create "Peripheral Vision" which educates eyecare professionals about social media. Dr. Warford was a featured speaker at this year's CLICK Conference where he addressed the expanding influence of digital media. He is the chair of the social media committee of the College of Optometrists in Vision Development and is chair of the Florida Optometric Association's Children's Vision Committee. He founded Foursquare Day in March 2010.


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Meet Ben Kalman (Michael Douglas), New York's one "honest car dealer," a smooth-talking wheeler and dealer with a great family, a beautiful wife (Susan Sarandon), a booming empire, and a sense of invincibility—on the day that all falls apart in the office of his cardiologist.
Six and a half years later, we meet Ben again, a little worse for the wear, this time in a montage that has him strutting through Manhattan, cloaked in black, to the sounds of Johnny Cash's cover of "Solitary Man." His wife is now an ex, his relationship with his daughter (Jenna Fischer) is seriously in peril and the business he built has imploded, a casualty of hubris. But thanks to Jordan, his tony new girlfriend (Mary-Louise Parker), Ben is on the verge of resurrection as he accompanies her college-bound daughter, Allyson (Imogen Poots), to his alma mater so he can pull a few strings with the dean.
His trip down memory lane is at once sentimental, as he visits the bench where he first met his wife and rekindles a friendship with a former friend (Douglas' real life chum Danny DeVito), and inflammatory as the swell of emotions sends him into a spiral of further bad behavior that ends his run at glory.
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Douglas has enough innate charisma to make the used car dealer clichés he's saddled with faintly sparkle from time to time, but smarminess, an implausible script conceit and the carousel narrative inevitably lose the audience. With such a great cast, it's a shame that Sarandon's time is largely wasted in the background, Parker is underutilized and Fischer demonstrates a general lack of emotional gravitas to come off as much beyond whiney. Without strong visuals or a real story arc, this film is a lemon.


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Pass the Crown!
If there's one thing the guys at RSBS have in common with the guys from Boardwalk Empire, it's that we like our Canadian whiskey. And that we kind of resemble Steve Buscemi. But mainly it's the whiskey.
So, when we got word of Crown Royal's "Pass the Crown" promotion and found out that they wanted us to get involved, well, you can imagine our excitement. The best part is that we also get to reward one of our loyal readers. Yep, that's right. You might get to share in our excitement!
The game works like your traditional Christmas party gift swap where the first person grabs a gift, opens it and then the next person can either pick another gift or take the one that the first person received. Our turn is this Thursday and we'll be looking for you to tell us if we should steal one of the first three gifts or grab a new one from the middle. Of course, this all takes place in the virtual world of the blogosphere so tune in to RSBS and our Twitter feed (@RSBS) to let us know what you think we should do.
But here's where it gets even more exciting. Whatever gift we end up with, one of our readers will get a matching version, including the possibility of a Crown Royal hosted happy hour! It only makes sense that a gift like this should go to RSBS's biggest fan so send pictures showing why you're our biggest fan to firstname.lastname@example.com and we'll decide sometime around Christmas who wins. Since the contest is sponsored by Crown Royal, though, you need to be 21 or older to win.
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Linky Party Round Up~
If you didn't have a chance to click through all the great posts...here are some of the highlights...
Sariah at Enchantresses 3 shared a stunning china cabinet makeover. I'm still drooling over this one!
These great projects are just the tip of the iceberg! If you haven't had a chance to look through all the posts from Friday's party, do yourself a favor and take a minute (or ten or twenty) and do it now!!
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One of the nice things about having a birthday at the end of the year is that you can reflect on your calendar year as you enter the next big number on your age. I considered posting some photos highlighting my year, but as I looked through the many wonderful things that happened to me this past year, nothing could compete with this picture:
It was a remarkable year and I thank you for all of your support!
2012 and 34...I'm comin' for ya!


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David's comment in another thread about how many would play his planned game made me think.
"Why do we write games?"
Do we write becaue we want people to play them (of course we want people to play our games, but is that the essential reason?), or simply write IF because we enjoy thinking out the puzzles, creating something? Or maybe something totally different.
Something in the lines of the novelist who writes tons of stories but keep them all in the desk drawer.
Do I care if people play my games? Of course I do, but I truly enjoy sitting in the late hours when the house is quiet, a glass of whisky, or a cup of coffee next to me and just "taddle" away. it's a genious way to relax.


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A crackdown on slaughterhouses has helped cut rates of certain types of food poisoning, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported on Thursday. But other causes of stomach upset are on the rise – a trend that indicates better regulation of meat from hoof to plate is needed, as well as stricter regulation of produce and processed food, the CDC says.
One type of stomach bug called Campylobacter, carried in chicken and unpasteurized milk and cheese, is becoming more common, the CDC's regular survey of foodborne illness finds.
Dr. Robert Tauxe, an expert in foodborne illness at CDC, says meat-related foodborne illnesses have plummeted since the agency started intensively studying trends in 1996. "When we look at what has changed between the 2006-2008 period and now, unfortunately nothing has gone down and a couple of infections have gone up," Tauxe added in a telephone interview.
"Campylobacter has increased 14 percent since 2006-2008 and then there are the much less common Vibrio infections -- and those have increased 43 percent." There were 193 reported cases of Vibrio infection in 2012, with six deaths.
Vibrio bacteria are in the same family as cholera, but in this case not nearly as dangerous. They thrive in warm sea water and mostly sicken people who eat raw oysters or who go into affected waters with an open cut, Tauxe says. "The warmer it is, the more Vibrios there are," he said. "It grows a lot when the water is warm. It is a problem in the summer much more than in the winter."
But by far the most common cause of food poisoning is Salmonella, the CDC found using its Foodborne Diseases Active Surveillance Network or FOODNet, which collects data in 10 states. "Salmonella is in the number one spot, causing 40 percent of the infections that the FOODNet system collected," Tauxe said. "Campylobacter was number two, pretty close behind at 35 percent."
The FOODNet system documented 7,800 Salmonella infections in 2012, with 33 deaths. Nearly 7,000 people were diagnosed with Campylobacter infections, and six died. That's just a small percentage of the actual cases – CDC estimates that about 48 million Americans, or one in six, get sick from eating contaminated food each year and 3,000 die.
"We figure that for every infection that is diagnosed, there are 25 or 30 more illnesses out there," Tauxe said. "Maybe some of those people don't see a doctor or maybe they do see a doctor but there isn't a culture."
New USDA regulations that require more intense testing of food animals probably caused Campylobacter infections to fall in the late 1990s and early 2000s, the CDC says. But not enough, Tauxe said.
"What I take away from this is we need to think more and more about what happens to the animals before they come to slaughter, what happens back on the farm and what happens with other foods such as produce and processed foods," he said.
New Food and Drug Administration regulations regarding produce may help prevent other sources of illness, he added. They require facilities that manufacture, process, pack or hold human food to develop formal plans for preventing their products from causing foodborne illness.
The 2011 Food Safety Modernization Act was designed to help the FDA better able to prevent foodborne outbreaks, rather than simply reacting after one happens. FDA commissioner Dr. Margaret Hamburg asked Congress for $295.8 million this year to help implement the new regulations.
"The fresh produce is important. We have had a lot of Salmonella problems related to fresh produce," Tauxe said. "Further attention to poultry parts and ground poultry like ground turkey may help, and the processed food industry – the people who make peanut butter and many other processed foods – I think there is room for improvement there."
Many of the bugs that sicken people live naturally in the digestive systems of animals, including people. Outbreaks of disease have been linked to unclean slaughtering processes and unhygienic meat handling.
And it was thought that fresh produce, such as lettuce and cantelopes, were contaminated by manure. But there may be more to it than that, Tauxe says.
"There is reason to think that some Salmonella may be more at home than we think in plants," he said. "They are not just passively on the plant. They may be inside the plant, which is a great place to be because you don't get washed off and the next animal or person to eat the plant gets it."
In January CDC released a report showing that produce accounted for 46 percent of foodborne illnesses between 1998 and 2008, while contaminated meat accounted for fewer illnesses but more deaths -- 29 percent of deaths in total.
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If nothing else, the debate over the sequester has made painfully obvious the extent of political polarization and dysfunction in the nation's capital. However, it also has laid bare sharp divisions-and deep ambivalence-among Americans so fed up with Washington lawmakers.
Consider a few recent polls:
In a Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll released Tuesday, more than half of respondents said the automatic federal spending cuts due to take effect are a bad idea; only one-fifth think they are a good idea. Yet 53 percent favor the current mandated cuts-$85 billion this year and $1.2 trillion over the next decade-or a plan with even more spending reductions.
In a poll released last week by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press, respondents were fairly closely divided on what to do if President Barack Obama and congressional leaders could not reach a deal to reduce the federal deficit. Forty-nine percent said it would be better to delay the automatic spending cuts, while 40 percent would like to see cuts take effect.
However, in response to a Pew question about what areas of government spending to cut, not one of 19 programs listed was named by a majority of poll participants. That's right: More than 50 percent of respondents would keep spending the same-or increase it-for programs ranging from military defense and disaster relief to unemployment aid.
In short, most Americans think generally that federal spending should be reduced, but at the same time they resist cuts to specific programs. Is it any surprise that the representatives we've sent to Washington show great reluctance to make significant, targeted reductions?
Hence the sequester, which was inserted into the Budget Control Act of 2011 as a way to force Congress and the White House to compromise. No one seems to have considered the possibility that it would not work.
Soon to follow are the March 27 deadline to authorize government funding for the rest of the fiscal year or face a shutdown, then another round on the debt ceiling in May. They could make the sequester fight seem like a minor dustup.
Doing what's right for the country will require political courage. Voters must do what they can to make clear that such courage will be rewarded, not punished.
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Robert Byrne, Chess Grandmaster, Dies at 84
Obituary by Bruce Weber- NY Times.
Robert Byrne, an international grandmaster and United States chess champion who, as the chess columnist for The New York Times, analyzed top-flight matches from 1972 through 2006, the eras of Bobby Fischer and Garry Kasparov, died on Friday at his home in Ossining, N.Y. He was 84. The cause was Parkinson's disease, said Joyce Dopkeen, a friend.
A prodigy as a young player, Mr. Byrne was nonetheless a latecomer to the professional game. He had a career as a philosophy professor, teaching at Indiana University through most of the 1950s, and did not become a full-time chess player until he was in his 40s, by which age most top players are beyond their peak skills.
Known as a cagey, patient player who favored flank attacks and solid structural defense, avoided pawn weaknesses and was especially strong in the endgame, Mr. Byrne, as an amateur, represented the United States with distinction in international competitions. But before he turned professional in the late 1960s, perhaps his most notable game was a loss to Fischer in the 1963-4 United States Championships, an annual invitation-only gathering of the nation's strongest players. Fischer won the tournament that year with an 11-0 record, the only time in more than 100 years of the event that anyone finished without a loss or a draw, and his game with Mr. Byrne was his closest call. Indeed, the game was widely seen to be tilting in Mr. Byrne's favor, and its grandmaster analysts had just suggested that Fischer resign, when Mr. Byrne discovered that Fischer had engineered a brilliantly disguised trap for him and that he had fallen into it. When Mr. Byrne, instead of Fischer, resigned, spectators were shocked.
"Fischer's conclusion was so neat and so profound" that the analysts, great players themselves, failed to see it, said the chess teacher and writer Bruce Pandolfini, who was at the match. "Byrne, to his credit, recognized it. So one of his great losses is part of chess history."
Mr. Byrne won his game with Fischer in the 1965-6 United States Championship, though Fischer was the eventual champion. Finally, in 1972, he earned the championship himself, tying with two other players, Samuel Reshevsky and Lubomir Kavalek, and then winning a playoff.
The victory qualified him to play in the 1973 interzonal tournament, in which he finished third, earning a slot in the eight-player tourney that would determine the next world championship challenger, rare heights for an American player. He was eliminated in the first round, however, by Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union, whom Fischer had unseated as champion in their celebrated match the previous year.
As a columnist for The Times, Mr. Byrne was one of the few conduits in general-interest publications between the high-level chess world and its fans. Indeed, before the Internet made live games accessible, his column provided up-to-date information and analysis that was often not generally available, even if the chess argot was baffling to the general reader. In a typical introduction to a column, this one in 1984, Mr. Byrne wrote, "Three decades of the poisoned pawn variation of the Najdorf Sicilian have not dampened the ardor either of those who believe that the misplaced black queen and White's lead in development should produce a winning attack or of those who believe that Black's solid pawn structure should prove an impenetrable barrier." Robert Eugene Byrne was born in Brooklyn on April 20, 1928, and graduated from Brooklyn Technical High School and Yale. He and his younger brother Donald were students of the celebrated chess teacher John W. Collins, as was Bobby Fischer. The three were among the subjects of Mr. Collins's 1975 memoir, "My Seven Chess Prodigies." Donald Byrne, like his brother, lost to Fischer in a notable game, the so-called game of the century, in 1956, when Fischer, just 13, sacrificed his queen in an exchange that ended in checkmate, propelling his rapid ascent to chess royalty. Robert Byrne gained his own fame in 1952 when he upset one of the world's strongest players, David Bronstein, at the Chess Olympiad, a biennial international tournament, in Helsinki, Finland. But soon he turned away from chess to focus on an academic life. He graduated from Yale and earned a master's degree from Indiana University, where he stayed on to lecture in philosophy. His return to serious chess began in the early 1960s. He won the 1960 United States open championship, a tournament, unlike the United States invitational championship, that attracts grandmasters and less accomplished players. He was co-champion of the event, with Pal Benko, in 1966. He earned the international grandmaster designation in 1963. Mr. Byrne's first marriage ended in divorce. His survivors include his wife, Ursula Maria Haas von Krebs, known as Maria, whom he married in 1971; a son, Thomas; and two grandchildren.
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Archive - Oct 7, 2013
Fun with Food
This has been a great fall for the garden. In addition, it has been fun learning about wild foods. I wrote a column on perslane, but there are others.
Saturday was sister Tracie's birthday. She loves wild food, so I picked and cleaned five baggies of lamb's quarters, a plant identified, along with perslane, as one of the two top green vegetables in the world for nutrition.
We have also been picking and enthusiastically eating the shaggy cap mushrooms around the yard. I have been figuring out how to freeze them. Sister tried the frozen ones and they work well. Shaggy caps have a light, very subtle mushroom flavor. When you get used to them, the traditional mushrooms from the store are second best, both in texture and taste.
Now, I find out you can freeze tomatoes for use in cooking throughout the year. I am not a canner, but I love freezing things and throwing them into a stir fry throughout the winter.
Brother Joe and wife Kae have been making their usual massive batches of salsa. Sister Tracie went to a class and learned how to make kimchi, a fermented Korean vegetable dish that lasts in the fridge for a year. She has given Lance and I two jars which we toss into various things.
Meanwhile, for Tracie's birthday party, Lance made a traditional Phillipino desert called bibingka. The results are below. Lance said his late mother, who contributed his Phillipino half, would be very proud. Note the banana leaves.


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Friends are an excellent motivator when you need to get something done. Whether it's them giving you encouragement and positive reinforcement or you just want to prove a point to them, friends are often the best way to get you to do something. For Jorge L. Lopez Jr. the latter situation with his friends is what motivated him to get a motorcycle.
Having friends who ride, Jorge used to tell them that he would have a bike of his own one day. Jorge's friends, thinking he would not follow through on his word would respond to him lightheartedly with "Yeah, yeah." Determined to prove otherwise to his friends, Jorge spent some time Internet searching and window shopping before finding his bike, an '05 Softail, at a local dealership. After taking delivery of his Softail, Jorge's friends invited him out to ride with them. However, Jorge knew that he had to add his own style to his bike first before going out with them.
Jorge took the bike over to Manuel at LiveFast Cycles where a specially ordered 55-spoke Ride Wright front wheel powdercoated in silver and black was put on. Manuel also installed 17-inch Carlini Evil Ape bars with chrome controls and black stainless steel hard lines. After Manuel was finished with that, the bike was taken over to Bugs from Bugs Auto Art in Mesa, Arizona, where it was painted and pinstriped, giving it an all black look, while a gray and black custom seat from R & R Customs was added to top it all off.
Happy with the way his bike was looking, Jorge took it to a local show. Arriving at the show, Jorge was blown away after seeing what other people were doing to their bikes. Wanting to make sure his bike could stand out, Jorge knew that he had to step his game up so he started making plans to redo his bike.
Jorge took the bike back to Bugs to get it repainted. When asked how he wanted the bike done Jorge told Bugs, "I don't care, you do what you do." Jorge admits that this was a bold gamble to take, however, it was worth it after seeing the end result. Bugs had sprayed the bike a candy brandywine and accented it with silver leafing, pinstriping, and marbling.
After giving the bike a whole new paint scheme, Jorge knew he needed a new seat to go with it so he had R & R Customs put together a black ostrich/brown alligator leather two-tone seat with the bike's name, "Un Dia La Vez" stitched across it.
Happy with the way his bike was looking, Jorge turned his attention to the way it sounded and had Unique Car Audio install two 6×9 speakers in the bags with two 61/2 speakers in the lids and two 31/2 speakers on the ape bars alongside three 300-watt Rockford Fosgate amps to power everything.
While most who see Jorge's bike will say it looks done, Jorge, on the other hand, says that it is only halfway completed and he has many more plans for it. In Jorge's words he'll never be truly satisfied with it because he'll always want something new and different.
Jorge would like to give thanks to Bugs Auto Art, R & R Customs, LiveFast Cycles, Royal Fantasies Car Club, Society Car Club, Family First, El Whyner, and all his motorcycle-riding homies for helping him build his bike and for teaching him the game of riding on two wheels.
Tech Specs
Model: 2005 Harley-Davidson Softail
Vehicle Nickname: Un Dia La Vez
Owner: Jorge L. Lopez Jr.
City/State: Mesa, AZ
Engine: '05 Twin Cam, Samson fishtail exhaust
Body/Paint: Paint and striping by Bugs Auto Art , Arizona
Wheels/Tires: Powdercoated Ride Wright wheels
Seat: Two-tone black ostrich and brown alligator seat with custom stitching by R & R customs
Sound System: Rockford Fosgate system by Unique Car Audio


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OLD BRIDGE — The body is an exerciser's best machine, said Tom Babyak, owner of Strive Fitness Boot Camp.
Babyak aims to teach his 25 "campers" to move their "machines" in such an effectively functional way that they consider working out with him only less important than their families and jobs.
"If people want to lose weight or change their shape, that takes commitment." said Babyak, whose motto is "Work, Sweat, Results."
A gym teacher in the Perth Amboy school district for the past nine years, Babyak, 33, started as a trainer three years before that as a way to pay for his exercise science degree from Kean University in Union.
Several of Babyak's clients have been with him as long as five years, migrating from one or both of his previous big-box gym gigs to Strive. They include Lynn Conrad, 55, of Manalapan, who has lost and kept off 30 pounds under his tutelage.
"I believe I've transformed my body and not just with gym equipment," Conrad said. "Tom is always so creative, so it's never boring. And he knows everybody's limitations."
For each exercise, Babyak offers at least three options to match clients' fitness levels.
Exercises usually are presented in intervals, such as four different exercises each done for 30 seconds with 20 seconds rest for four circuits, totaling about 15 minutes. After two minutes rest, campers start again with another four circuits of four different exercises.
"The reason why most people who join gyms during the January rush drop out by March is because they didn't reach that moment for themselves where they were doing the right programming and were not motivated enough to see the results that they wanted," Bayak said. "That's why small group exercise works. We aim to create an experience with like-minded people. If you surround yourself with like-minded people, you're going to succeed faster."
Ellie Schulmann, 50, of Lincroft agreed.
"I love it because it's small and we're getting good instruction," said Schulmann, who joined Strive in August. "I'm more toned and definitely stronger. I feel better. I'm 50, but I feel like I'm 25. It's a good class. Tom pushes you hard."
After Babyak consults with each camper on their goals, issues and limitations, he offers a free consultation with registered dietitian Christine Schultz, who can continually customize a meal plan to meet the needs of their transformed bodies.
The Berkeley Heights-raised Schultz, owner of Hazlet-based My Body, lives up to her motto "nutrition made simple," Babyak said, by giving campers a clear understanding of how good and bad nutrition affects their bodies.
"If they buy the customized meal plans, they get unlimited visits with the dietitian. They get paid back because as their body changes, they have to change their calories," said Babyak, who also provides a consultation with a chiropractor.
Babyak said that prices at Strive are based on commitment levels: The longer the agreement, the more valuable the package, some of which cost only $15 per session. That is only a fraction of what most personal trainers charge, said Babyak, who also trains campers and scholastic athletes privately and semi-privately.
Frustrated with the big-box gyms' emphasis on sales rather than results, Babyak said he "took the leap" with his own business not only to help and grow his client base but also to better provide for his family. A father of 21-month-old twin daughters, Babyak said he appreciates the support Jenny, his wife of four years, gives him and his business.
"Balancing family can be tough," he said. "My wife understands the passion for what I do. I feel like next to my family, my business is my greatest sense of appreciation and satisfaction. When people come back and say thank you, that's a great sense of satisfaction."
To give back to the community, Babyak often holds free Saturday sessions, to which campers are required to bring canned goods that are donated to local food banks.
The next camp will start Monday, Jan. 3. Each lasts four weeks, followed by one week off.
For more about Strive Fitness Boot Camp, including workout videos, visit "Fighting for Life" at http://blogs.mycentraljersey.com/fightingforlife.
Bob Makin: 732-565-7319; email@example.com; www.Twitter.com/MyCJBiz; www.Twitter.com/Fite4Life
Address of business: 22D Old Matawan Road, Old Bridge
Type of business: Tom Babyak
Principal: Small-group training gym, plus athletic conditioning
How long in business: Six months
Telephone number: 908-670-7688
Web site: www.strivefitnessbootcamp.com


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A student comment authored by former George Mason Law Review Senior Articles Editor Lora Barnhart Driscoll received a mention in an amici curiae brief submitted to the U.S. Supreme Court earlier this year.
The brief quoted from Ms. Driscoll's 2011 article titled, "Citizens United v. Central Hudson: A Rationale for Simplifying and Clarifying the First Amendment's Protections for Nonpolitical Advertisements." The article appeared in Volume 19, Issue 1 of the Law Review.
"They actually quoted from a portion of my analysis section, which makes it even more terrific since student pieces are usually only cited for background," Ms. Driscoll said.
The brief was submitted by a trio of nonprofit organizations advocating the rights of free speech and the press. It sought Supreme Court review of Hunter v. Virginia State Bar, a 2013 case in which the Supreme Court of Virginia ruled that a state bar association did not violate a lawyer's First Amendment rights when it disciplined him for posting potentially misleading content on a blog. The federal court declined to take up the case.
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